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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1893-07-28, Page 8T I . I I - . I . . .. ; 2 I I 6 -1 � ... � � i� . I I 1. � . ' " JULY 28, 1893. i��, � - I I -- I I - I I __ - � ==; � - I . ? I I SITORIP, — , � i . . _=�_� . � � � ..... - .11, THE H I - . . - � I . I 11 I � a 11 I - - . � :) . . ___ - ol � .... — z I the he still continues to take a: sort of a fatherly FRIDAY k11 I .... ! - on of the mar. many pails and baskets of the delicious defendant, has been ap sated by he end of 1 13 ' � I -4 I �' Samuel Carnoohad has been very *ask for considering the� dull conditi defendant to the divis on court, un. .care over them, The of- ,re at t ; w -.. I W:_ were extra choice.—There fruit, we would conclude that our merchants I ... � I . EDWARD CASH . act.—Mir. D, time was 2 to I in favor ,.; the home team, . I I , A � some time, and it icoks as though his severe ket, but they — der the Master and Serva t � I . I I 11 . 1 '4 � illness would soon be at an and. Few men seems to be a great scarcity of lumber this would be kept busy bating out the sugar. Ewing, of this place, has a c Bayfield scored the first - 'At which was at JULY 28th, 1893. '. � I I ' ' . onsid rable . , 1�� Wholesale and Retail Dealer In I �'. 9 are experi- Fall wheat harvest is now In fall Owing, Jig uted by 1,-,.-3 referee and the I . . �%_ I . - ! car and the town authoritie � I . . 1 7 ; ever suffered to mhoh or bore affliction more Y rush at present for Pea H rvesters, anu- the time 4 p � I . I � � s � I - � P ,� ; I . i . ree opposite side, but before i1ay � .. � I . � 1 I'll I - 0 - Rwh We are now offe i � I . ,oil, i I , , Fine - Dairy - . I was agreed upon and undurgtood by all con- , , __ It on Wednesday afternoon, in the grove at fi r sidewalk I - �� r 14 �� 11 �� ! school picnicked enciOg much difficulty in - gett.ing a nupply Farmers say the yield in not so good as was I . '� I , began again it ring many Bargains ,� ,� . Butter, patiently.—Our Sabbath � Teleptione oxpected. factured by JAMON Whitema , of Amu' s. —The Automatic - ill ` _; QODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH, he pond, and a very pleasant time was Company now have a gang of men basily 6 fair g . 1-1 I i .. team afterwardi scored I a6ving III Summer Good&, so as to -have the , -1 ; � i i -I � spent by the teachers, children. and friends. employed erecting Dow Joles 00 tile streets Hullett. Varna, i cerned that it be counted v goal, thus le - - � � . .—On Tuesday - � I , .1 i wiree.—Dr. Gouinlock, COUNCIL MF,F,TiNo. —The council of HUI- ENGLISH CHURCH PLC-NTI 1% � , ::::: the fo the final returns as above stated, and DOD is i I . b ther season's We were glad to *elcome visitors from ,T th�eir telephone mom- ]&at one of the most filiocees I Pic-nical that � : I I I ,". . On entering upon anO other two Sabbath Sohools in connection of Warsaw, Now York,,who was here to see lett met at Londeaboro last Friday, . has taken place for some me was WId ia drawn game, JOIJN-WHIDDOX, Captain- stock well . cleared for early Fall Goodg. Z �..L I . - - . I I to acknowledge with � Dr. Coleman. left for his home on Saturday bars all present. The business of the most . � I . - � , � �. �' � I L business has Ion. - I I I . with our coDgregst I a Mr. Jowit'a grove, Bayfield, whop- thel San- Extra value in I- I L L --- , - . � 4 1� , - I �. ., � � thanks the large patronage received morning.—Mra. S. W. Cady has returned iog was principally hearing the report of th . Goo on an2 Varna Lumley - . . � �L,"., v I : 0 township engineers with sur- day Schools of Bayfield, perations in I L- : 4. d A GOOD WoR-K.-Mrs. Charles Lowrie, of from Chicago. She woo.delightecl. with the regard to the I that cotild be LOCAL DOING-9.—H%Ying 0 . —_ : : .11 I . 0 interest the World's Fair.—Mrs. A. Vey of concession road 4 and 5, from lot 6 to par icipa e . 5 . I- . -I— — __� i .. during the past forty-two years, an t' i t d The (Jay wa ! -11 ..... - Windy City: and The crop . PRINTSY � i I �, � � 'L � to retain it for another year,and this town, who always, takes do ri uted a som. of this vicinity are pretty well over, . . ! t�" LLL hopes . paid it visit to the Maitland river, and now that the road desired, Each school oont - I ,: - -- I I '1_411 �i will buy any quantity 9f fine butter in every good work that corrilaondellitself to H. Alexander, of Stratford, I t week. —The allowance Is property located a job of grad- money, to be given In prizes for - games And has been saved in very good order, and is an I TWBI , �� $1 I � her a at present interesting herself in be- Mr. M. Y. McL6&n's family las sisting of foot r coo for old and excellent one. The fall wheat is good and � '_ - I . _1 . - sports, con CHALLIES I waq, . - I . rk city lacrosse boys played.at Strat . L to take young,'but the most amusi g race � I half' i ford on Satur- Ing and graveling will be let there soon. y L from now forward. L of a Jewish mission In Now Yo I WA14 the the greater part of it is out, and the hum of .�.� � ___ . 11 LL L't . ; . which is doing a rest work. This mission day afternoong doing � up the Classic City The council will now be prepared Mr, Piggy bad a 11 around his the threshing machine will soon'be heard in ' .. - .1 into consideration any duly signed petition pig-raou. _A -,.. LAWNS, � ; ,:�'il � � . . b traights without undue exertion. lit last some i ,0 w ... is presid ey Hermaun Warszswiok. - of the owners in the locality of the big c . L j -. � LLLL . oys 'Our a neck and the boys were blin l(oldad and the our midst,—( I �L* __ ad over are informed, was The boys are playing great lacrosse this sea are bli )a Saturday a nig VIA" � -'--,' � . This . gentleman, ad We erson enteied the cell r of Mrs.* C, H. . - t ., 1 71 � , on.—The ladies of the Egmondville Prow swamp for the purpose of local -improvement fun was to catch the was immentie, - I - - . .- � . - ----- I � - Usborne, mud took - � -k . I � born in Poland of ,very wealthy Jewish par. a Pig - !r orney, 5th -concession, I . I �-,: Something Special ames A W MUSLINS I I L � 'i -,- I . . - pursuant to the statute in that behalf. NOTI1LF,T,9,—Mr9-J strong --- . . I . i . , ; - 11 I Jewish Noble. He byterian church gave a very successful gar L n of some Imlf-dozen sealers of 11 : " -i-_ , I .. — . eats, his father being a I awn Mon. 0 — ad labt week from Marlette, ichigan,whore posseesto house were - �, Vf1de �_ � : i �; - r. J. 0. Rose'a I ' I �ILL �� I I I r siste , Mrs, Henry berries. The in &too of the I . �� . I - �� . - find that we have was married at thd age of 16 to the daughter den party on LM DELAINES, . - . r'� i . : In gQJng through our stack, we going to give our rted- short- day evening.. Quite a number of Seaforth � Goderich. she was. viijitiog be' time Vol, hear them take their .. .. , P� 11 , � 11 - I % too many Grenadines. and we are of a wealthy 3 Wo He got conve I . � " I t the "prices :-20c, )nts and people went. down, and the baud. was also in Hudson, -whose husband is very ill. ---r-The aroused in . I ' ,o I . � A . customers the beneflL Look a en A as Ilia own pan . the -, � I � ly after. As oo Busy. —Mr. S. W. Knight has disposed of AD 11 were unable to trace � k, . 22o, 25c chocked and f 4noy for 16c; 26c ditto for ADDual garden party under lie auspices of departure, but, . 1p a firot-class L�,CESY .._' . I lil. I �i.3 � �, the parents of bN wife learned he had attendance, —Miss McKenna, of Toronto, o * _� I Ise; 30c ditto for 22a; 38c ditto for 27c; 65o ditto, a number of Whiteman Pea Harvesters in " 's church, Ar�A'rnra, will be held in thieves. Mrs. Horney puts u � � � . � . . � � _� 6c ; 76c ditto. beautiful de- ohanged his religious - ilia Mrs, they persecuted and Miss Mlohel, of Dublin, have been visit- this section. It in a perfect machine mud St. John I �a ning, artiole, which accounts for the fact that this . � I - ...e r ,,,, � silk s of rhuisic� will is the second th een I 0 . 1 ,,� beautiful designs, for 4 acord's orchar( o d I _�b : : I 11 in. , , Poo ditto, beautiful desigm, v without Ing at Mr. Thomas Kidd'o.-Mr. W Mr. S � � signs, for 5.1c; -hirn no he had to leave his .countr, 11 SUMMER VESTS . ham - � r � holce, does its work well. ' leotio no her fruit cellar has b - . 0 �� . . . . . � tnixed, for 06jo. These goods are now and c 'either -found his way Moore, Librarian, leaves here on Tuesday Augukit Ist. Choice se' I 0 . I " . and will be sold ou th � wife or children. He - befurnished by the Seaforth rasaband,aleo visitedin the same manner, Ifthe partieis 11 - 'I- �r� I i .1 � .1 �. . I .. 11 ' -ar tile bar . r �.1- � I , , , , , t quickly at t e above prices. to Edii -1 next for his summer holidays. During his - �� ., I � aburgh, where he met with severm ties will kindly return the I I I - - - 41 � . � until the 22nd of August., the Blyth instrumental music on the violin and i t who got - =1 . � I WK-TICKARD leased to LACE MITTS ;, i � - ! kind friends who helped him in his th6ologi- absence, and TOM I � ,.# - . I - �� BREVITIEs.-Mr. John M. Rohe left on by Messrs. A. McKenzie nd 11, gaess, gems Mrs, Horney will be very p 7- t . �.. - I I 11.1 . 11 .;f I , . Seaforth. oal studies for somd months. His Edinburgh library will be closed, bat the road' room - I " I I I �, J � -Messrs. I - I - il I . . came to hear that Waraza. will be open as usual. lVanEg. Saturday for Chicago. - We understand songs, recitations, etc, A big tirne, %4 usual, re -fill them. -Mr. George Kerslake, of the . � r � �_� f , � friends, however, . )eople drove I north boundary, Usbarue, has had a severe I , I- . I � I I addUion'to there was a load of young I to is expected, . HOSIERY, �; . �, � - , , � �. . I I � . __ __ - �1. __ wick'a friends wake on his track and they mond's Sous are erecting a now evening to attend the ___* I . attack of inflammation of tile bowels, but iso - . - 1. I , ? I'll, view Clinton on Monday � �� - 4, � I � I h tile ��, ; � I . . , � ,�. -� � 0_4 (5XIIIall-toV got him %way hurriedly,one gentleman going the, Seaforth Woollen Mille, wit � I at last accounts, in is fair way of recovery. .", A . � ,� � )ening service of the new pipe organ which Auburn. I has been F -1 o_ �_ !:.", i . MU # to Liverpool wit6 him,and got him on board of increasing the business and facilities of 01 PARASOLS, &C. - �,_ our 17- . � ght 2ftv . n placed in Rattenbury street church This is the tenth time that he - � - .� . � . ,�j ix i .� T, a vessel bound for Xew York, where a great that important 1W ustry, Mr. W. G. Van- hag bee NOTF,s. -Rev'. Mr. Header on is spen 1! lug afflicted in the same manner in the course of .1 1.1i;, I � � �_"; — ere,-L�blios D. Sparling, of Wingliam, is I ___ . . i Ill ! . — __ Is th a few wull earned holidays st!Bayfields I Ilia i . _. .'' .� I ... - many of his Jewish, brethren had landed be- Egmond is alsio,erecting an addition to h ,a guest of her cousin, Miss E. G. Young. the last few years. -Miss i4ebeeca Kerslake t]14 . . , Ff � , residence. -Mr. th I former field of labor. -It in said that a Mr. ; ".-� :� � ��. � - i; - � - fore him. Some friends there procured for nest and . Oomfortable i I 14 V do t- ... q 11 � _; DISTRICT MATTERS Gidley and W. t siart. is visiting friends in, London. . ______ " . � " � t , � ! : . I him a place to preach in and ,speak to the Flintoft Smith, wife and son, of Hortou, -Messrs. H. Soarlett, S. Alliston, of 'Clifford, in thinki g abou i . . The balance of our Millinery- will 1_� _; I 11, . � - �;. � , at Dr. Kelly left on Monday morning for a holiday - I - . � I visiting Ing it tinsmithing and hard re estab;iah- - , � t, � 1 .�,: �4-, 1 : s. -The following refugee Jews, and how this place Is quite Kann&@, are' at present - . 1. ,it Suc , �Y! 1 1 �: � ,- Aj ... , . . 1. 11 � tea.chersi from the county of Huron have � . I F, I - H I is a, from no , our, en- - - I - � I " .4, I ,,, they want to buil , il, _. � CESSFUL STUDENT inadequate to holA the numbers that go to Smith's, in this town. Mr. Smith In A trip up the Georgian Bay. -A large load of ment here. If he is a good �in he will I do Leadbury, : I I.- d a large brother of t�e doctor, and people drove to Benmiller on Friday well. -The Messrs, Cullis Br thers MI,SCHLLANY. -- Haying operations were be offered at reduced prices. I 1- ,I � - a good their examinations at the hear him and I . - enjoyable day. 11 � � P uccFssfully Pa. - � . I � Will. owell, of I 14_ - . . 15 �N ad Christ's barrister of' Hort6n.-Mr. last, where they spent an terprising mill men, intend re building their about finished last week ; there was a very �.f . I i . ��` I.1-- ore. W. plaos for themselvei to be opIt I � .� �', Pt I Toronto Normal School, viz.: Mew ,_ 0 . - I � � � � I li� r.� - he the Empire staff, Toronto, was spending a On their way home they were attacked by a: saw mill at once. -Mr. A. l3e 11, an old And large amount saved In good e ndition on the � I � - : . . 1 ; il- �j, 9 411 -, J. B. Smith, Cranbrook ; 'Synagogue, In this work it'hey solicit t - . I � - I - - " I ' � . ,'i i 4*1 . � Rogarth Hens - sympathy and son . stance of Christian Poo- few days in town visiting his parents and gang of rowdies who nearly drowned them � respected resident of West W, wanosh,p!aos- Leadbury line, east. Mr. J. J. Irvine and Edward F � I - I � � ';- T � 14- .1. Edward Elliott) Varnek; Win. Kerr, McKil with rotten motion. The boys intend ro- ,hof Mc aul I � . -1 . i - I -our readers de- other friends,". re. owell and family have t ad to the better land on Satur sy last, after- Mr. Findlay McIntosh head the list, eac I , , . . . � 1. lop; Thomas Forsyth, Tackersmith ; and ple everywhere, an any of I own a I ttle more quietly when upwards of forty acres of . � k4� � ,4 turn to turning to i ob tedious illness of over thre I years. -;An- these having had . . 1"ar, , .1 . I �nl :` manifest their sym sthy for the been here for iowe weeks'ibut re I - :_ 11 - 0� � Misses Simpson, MoKillop; Morrison, siting to p I I 0 � , ,; 111A,f they go to Benr�lller again. -Mr. C. E. ' bay. -The last to join the noble army of . . I.: , � , � other worthy and pioneer mett or of the Boone v . 41 ; �-4. 1 way, odn forward their Toronto again on Wednesday. Mr. Powell - - - .. - . Chiselhurat; Bethune, Sv%forth ; and Gov. work in a tangible SEAFORT11. . I I L j�; , L � il I � . 0 a - �� i�', 11 ... i _�.� I Chairles Lowrie, Sea. like most other'Seaforth boys -who go fro� Tanuer and Mr. A. Tiernay have returned township, Mr, Edward Pollar ' , also depart- bonedicts was Mr. Daniel Manley, council- � - , AV IF � ,'� � enlook, Winthrop. If there are any oth r contributions to MrA, lea Edith Young return- , , ''. � ;4, t , , home,- i d * well in Toronto. -Mr. to town again. -M this life on Thursday of las' week, The lot, who took to himself a charming wife in ___ �� I � le - t� " 4 _ ' isit to 04 I __ . �_ I . � a no- . . .. P , ng - , �, . � � I � I - . . � � Z I names, buit will cheerfully publish them on proper destination hi this way. Minns h1savi 011esigned � his position an remains were interred in the oman C . . expedition. -Too Exeter salt work$ closed . priell - - we have not been able to procure their forth, and can rely upon their reaching their ed on Saturday from a lengthy v no the person of Miss Annie 'Leeming. What � I L � I A i I � - , I Science Master In the Seaf"rth Collegiate friends in Mringlism.-M.r. George Parki Ito cemetery at St. Augustin .-E Ithe is hotter than love in harvest 9 We wish down for the season oa Saturday .night last. : , A I -;; - — - . 9 -z: ;� " " being notified of the ornionion stopped off here one day last week on his f ;. � � I . ,., � I.. r. C. W. ChesevOright, of Tor. most inveterate grumbler can b find rn�uch Mr. and Mrs, Manley happitneve and proo- -Mr. Fred McDonnell and Dr.H. K. Hynd. . I - I ;,;-, . IX 4 _# Too HOT F@R TilE BoviNE,s.-�-Tuesday Institute, M ' to Bothwell, where he has #soured a fault . perity,-Miss Maggie Gray,one of HibberV man* spent Saturday and Sunday Iss � . . � W I - . � 1, - I I .1 11 A . Y, and formerly Science WAY with the crops this year. it the prces t at - � .� � L -1 � I 1.1� " !, x . BrcycLF,* RAGE8.-The bicycle races on last was the warpieeit day of the.season thus onto Universit been good situation. . L were oat in keeping with relative : Grand Bend. -Mr. R. 11. LangO our noted I , � I , -I! � . re Master at Caledonia High School, has . . he yield we young beauties, has been visiting I I i- � h I � I f - -Some i � [ far. The sun was intensely hot, and the . � . � I Wednesday evening were not as well at . woul � . 7 I ,"L - ' -Mt. S. Dickson, da a appy, an( feel dispos- in this section for the past fortnight. implement agent, has d sposed [of a lar a ? . . � .� 9 ;141. 1 �, 1� .1 4- rm South 'wind bl engaged as his successor. wout If b - . . � � . 7 'i I ;. M r. � - �A , , tended a" usual, though there was a fair wa,4 a wa Bluevale. - ad to try the N. P. for anothe f the politicians, when hard number of White ; �� 1: ! , .'� i ,:r�j� ,.j6 d at the track. There were three Robert Winter wa Ipping some fat c er of this town, had over one hun- I term, I �ut, years %go one o ng man Pao, Harvesters for the � . - � * . L. ! �,'.1-;-, I crow - a BRIEFS, -Misses Mary and Bell& Boyne, of pressed, expressed his intention of looki coming harvent,which will save consider -Able ; - �� A i We - are 4 called L � . I I . :. - .,� '� ., �: , . -half mile, a mile, and a five. and many of the :n8i'm-als. suffdorwed,nluch in dred acres under bay crop thin sesson, nd unfortunately, it is not so. . I I , events, a one ,Win. Measer's. - I labor. . . I � r; _ ;_ - I . � 1� I .t - � - � .,:_- -1 handicaps. In the half being driven in; Mr. Moses Hannah, of Mr. D. D. Wilson had about the same. Hamilton, are visiting at Mr . to Washington for relief. again and con- � I I . , .. it, mile, on - I � p : - .., - mile rsoe, &I r_ With bc lin Gardiner, jr., has returned from % Staffa. upon to look to Washi t ; I . - - !A � '111 the haudicappers were rather too liberal, . MI i Greenway. I I L I I I , . - 1, i . I : I . ! it 4h gentlemen the crop was very -Mr. Ju ' . : . I 1 � MaKillop, had one fine steer dia af te I i � k- - -on reached the yard. &r. John Little, of Me. heavy. -Mt. and Mrs. Hugh Stephenson, of Chioago.-Miss Etta Corbett, of Fergus, Bf.ur,F3,-Mr. and &moron Were Vey information to I R. J. Dunemore, � : , I I L. ,:-_ � getting bott, . � , the limit man, Fred Cardno, s 'he gentleman who paid out a good share of I . �IL :�,� . . . .. I , I Toronto, were visiting in town this week, W&: visiting her aunt, Miss Ahnie Cor !rn;vi ,: NOTS.9.-Mr. WID. Kading, who ' . 1, ''f Dp, was also drivi � . visiting relatives in Sel I a last Satur- 14 bought& . t Killop, near Winthr lug in � L I � 7 ,'. � much start that the others had nd'possibl . ad daughter his income for stale goose -and ancient eggs , � . � �1'7 -...- v week. -M . � I . _� _ the guests, of Mr. and Mro. .John Dodd@, thi rs. Brownlee a ' w _ - � r, 1� ;I- - . I chance Of catching him. J. Abell was ae - four others. When he got to town, and op- , day and* Sunday, -Miss Lizzie Saddler in at in New York last fall. Wo do not intend ,'Dew binder a few days ago, went; out to out JAI, � t -.0 , , . L . I oa& In the one -mile, Cardoo was agfi � bodist church, one of the of North Main street Mr. Stephenson to Hazel, of Glencoe, are visiting at Mr. John I � � --4� � �, posite the Met resent visiting friends in Wi Mr. . wheat last. FriJay morning, and found the _ I ; iE :- '. - I -Mrs� Ira Barclay,�f Michigan, is eking in courtesy as to treat Mr. � - � I , I , , ,�A, ,,� -by about halt t animals dropped dead, Another fell down connected with the ioronto knipire.-The Farrow's, Warry Near, of Stratford and 9:5081. Aggie to be so Is canvass out in pieces and the knife broken � � THE ' . . . �. � her father, Mr. Wm. I and may in two . . . I, - � I f ..� the limit man, and woo Bit a me of Carmichael, -of this place, were marr d � Dunsmore's request with contempt, ad for, the � � I . . . . . 1, pieces, No cause is assign - - 11 V [ .,� t� Iengtb, with J. W. Livingstone second. J and would have diu& but he was cooled,off carpenters are now at work laying the vi Ing t the ho is uat - � I . I e �T,!!�_ deal in general terms with the subject he re" - � I. - d on the now town building. Mr. Call- Messer. -Mrs, (Rev.) Pring has returned Z 1. I - revived by pouring cot , , Monday. The Rev. Mr,11 Dew Day., o fiendish act. -Mr. Joseph M. Wilson is pro. - � � . - � � 1'. _� , the five -mile, P. Coultas bad the top mail and somewhat a. Q: - . , I - I I .. I P! I 4�.: 100 and made good use of bis time,as the scr%tL 1. Water on him, He will likely recover. 100 is IiI3 a visit to Palmerston. -Mr. and Mrs. -NI, tied the nuptial knot. �f it. fore to, in the near future. Ia the I mea par,ing to start his tivo new threshing ma. I expected here next we k, when the from a ohe The li� I . . 1. . . . � .r � i � �, P in short or- Howard were visiting at Rev. A. Y. Hart. n h 0 #rys time we will take the privilege accorded to 11 . . I �.'. There was u The steer which died was said to be the beat brick -vork will be rushed u young couple left for Str�tford mid chibas to work in a few days. -Mrs, A. - R. I'll, - . -, - __ w ,�., men were unable to catch him, - seniority to advise him, that were he to,,re, � ,2 -4 . i . % v r, �, owever, between of the four. It was risky to try to drive der. -The St. Thomas church choir pic- ley's last week. -Mr. Albert Guest, of De of ties suct old boots. I Wilion and daughter left here laot week to � - I � , - . I _,.-,. ood race for second,. � h - . i turn and settle down in Ontario or -the � THE ( , r� ii!�7� i .. far on so warm a day, nicked iii Bayfield on Tuesdayi-Miss Wal- trolt, a former resident of Bluevale, Is visit take charge of the Methodist paToonagal for I I j 1�11 : I such fat animals so � . 0 1 f, vingstone and Baldwin. The latter slip I od. " � Northwest, the chances are ten to -, - . I , " . . I . �P, � i � 1-11 —"-- -lingtonj of Toronto, tn the guest just now of iog old friends in this neighborho Cromaqy. her brother, Rev. G. J. Kerr, at Thorndalo. - I � 4 - I I I . � � . ped a pedal in the spurt down the home . , I - - � I � r�4 j � before his eldest son comes of age, he will be � .- i� "� � M � -N othJng do unted by his - . . I " " - . stretch and was beaten, There was %very RS, GEORGE TAYLoR wishes to inform Miss Florence Johnson. -Mr. 'and Mrs. T. Miss Rome Brophy, who had charge of the � , � I It . Ny,w MACHINE. I . � , � �.� " 1; Tuckersmith. I on a much firmer footing than by wander ing f � I � . . '. _. I Z"eld, recent heavy loss in h 3g his separator from pillar to po ' -gh the Un . our postmaster, Mr. W. J. Wilson, at the : I I co"tit L 3 and the Ladies of Seat orth and vloinity that she is prepar, M. Higgins, of Toronto, are viiiting at Mr. post office and store duri6g: the absence o - , , . � I -�, I �% i; � tr4g wind, which prevented fast tim( ed to make up switches, curls and braids out of hair Higgin's' home, near Bruce - Miss AN.- UNISAFE BRn)GF_-The bridge on the at throu ited , . �. . 11 poiled the sport to some extent. � I - : "I a - burned, Mr. Win. DunIff';11haslourchased a States. World's Fair, was taken oick a week ago �_ real ice h I � a�-_ a combings. A call solicited, 115 blarket Street. to . I , , f : Grieve lost her gold watch out of her pocket 7th concession, known as Huston's bridge, I . 1�1�4 1337-1 . " -V_ 4. "I - . - r, .:� i , Sainuel Stark's residence. I grand Dew one from Stephen Blrtn,, of on* - 11 -4 � i � " - on' Weduesda evening, while walking on .is in 0 � last Monday, and has been unable to leave � � of, a 0OV4 r , - I � i � I � , i 1. � - ETF --NT' -On Monday morning of 11 RiCKSECKER'S REVIVING S-iLTS," all eta- Y rather a rickety condition, and the don acknowledged by -thresher be i the sb6ro. her home. She is some better this week, � people Ill � , ._Ii� - I - _ I . .: I Eber S. Hogarth, B. A., of gmut article, 50c per bottle at LuxbDrw & WILSON'8, the street. The -initials, " C. G." are ell- -council are calling for tenders for the ereo- I . Londe - ; , � 7V this Week as Mr. . beat make inthe market. I As J�r. aplop ' . I I . I _7 It wits found &ad tion of a now bridge, the contract for whibh , BRIEF BiTs.-An excursion train will be She caught a bad cold, which settled in her ih,o 1"bl : � -, Somforth. 1337-1 graved on the back case. n a D � r .� 11 �* � �, � Hamilton Collegiate Institute, wife and -1 is well and favorably know % thre�her, _1 I - , I . . � F � � I - of GIRLS WA-NTED, I dpeoday, - I I � . -Will pay $10 per month returnad on Thursday by Allio Bethune, will be let at a. meeting of the councit to be run from here to Kincardine on We throat. � ." P - , �,-_, - Harold, the latter a bright little fellow and now fully equipped, 1 we be:peak i for I , , hossiblo . ' � . I . � I I - ere driving from Sea -forth r d room girl, $8 for chamber work and $7 for -A young man was brought before Mr. hold at Kyle's hotel oil the evening of Sat- hini a large share of public pati on ge. . affording our people an opportunity of get- . Hour Fiaox TIIE Bio SHow.-Mr. W. J. angioe, I - , -I- - three months, w � 6 I , � :1 � =� !'. to tc "'ing Justice Beattie,on Wednesday and fined Inthe meantime the . 11 I tiug a sniff of lake air, if they feel disposed I I- ki h6n girls at the Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, Tims. I I urday, August 5th. Wilson and family returned home from the � � I vb�inld N . 4 to Exeter, the horse became somewhat frac- . - 0 1 1 ' : �. ',I - . . . STF,1,11ENS, Proprietor. 1337-1 1 1 -Mr. Charles Mor, tavid sul . i . ..: 11 tious about KiPpen and engaged the whole ' ' for baving-tied his -horse to a dhAde tree on -Reave cautions the public against venturing - . ! to take advantage of it. World's Fair, Chicago., last week. Mr. � . , � 11 I , . .1 , - - " attention of Mr. Hogarth in managing him, Busi-.,�Ess CHANG-E,-Mr. George H. Boyd the street and allowing the animal to bark upon this brid�e With loaded vehicles. Bruceflel,d. � row, who, some 20 years ago, was Deputy- Wilson says every loyal Canadian has good . Ana VOIDI I'.. ' b in the SUCCESSFUL TF,ACIIER AIND PUPILS. GOT Hv)i.-Mr. George! H.a t was much Reeve of Hallett, but who f earn �:,�' .r has gone into partnershi with Mr. Elliotl the tree A, great many people 'are entirely , -Mr. I I or several y reason to hold up his head among the I the kt;ril heir shop Is In McGinnis' . I 'a - .� " - and as the morning was very cool, the bab Y butchering business. T, As th( too careiess in this way, A i every perbon It. Muldrew, of School Section No. 5, sent pleased to get his horse Xd 119 that was has been residing in Dakota, was in thi, nations of the world, The Government Ice iraftwi � - ". r was covered up more carefully in order . to block, Blain Street Seatorthi �y both have a who allows his horse to bark 'a tree were : , � � , �'. I roteat hira'from the strong wind blowing thorough knowledge of the bubiness and by courte. . I six pupils to write at the entrance examin- stolen, back again and none a worse for vicinity lately visiting former friends'7�1r- started in right by selecting,,as Executive � _Mlidwaylk I � q.* . P ' and furnishing none but similiarly punished there would be fewer ation, five taking the required marks, and the adventifre. We have! not heard, how- A. Cole thinks the treatment lie is receiving Commissioner'for the Dominion, Mr. J. S. I -_ . . - * at the time, This, with the fact that Mrs. ous treatment of custorners . . I great Fm . I I � t the very best meat, they hope to receive a liberal spoiled trees. The Grocers', Butchers' and two being under thirteen years of age, and ever, whether or not Mr. McC itney, of the from Dr. Guatin is proving beneficial. We Lark. He is king atthe Canadian Pavilion - 'Ingenlow � ; ,4, Hogarth was somewhat nervous on accoun share of the public patronage, ELL10'rr & BoYD.. -Mr. All were ba k again. -A bright little girl, � I - - - = R of the action,s of the horse, and would nmt: . - 13371 Bakers' boye are the worst offenders. one of them taking 508 marks. creamery, lian got his butter hopa it will be to, r. in Jackson Park. He hak charge of all the . dti,ldo * - i I . ! . � . larally, though unconsciously it may be, hug . - 0 Thomas Case has ' old the old a out of school for a while with measles, and ROBBERf,-As Mr. Kaiser w returning about seven years old, daughter of M manufacturea ,Articles, and the display, In I those wb . 1� I . . � . alorth, to one hadn't attended any school for a year h il I t Saturday night or a irly Sunday Thomas Nott, died last week fron 1� � , -_" 1: the little fellow still more closely to her, ac- * on the Huron RoBad, west of Se ! ' 0 i inflani- every department, shows taite and skill : *4long, � � LOCAL 8-RiEft-Mrs. Kirkman and Miss I I � n7aias mation of the lungs followiog in equal to any. The Province of Ontario � it cot I " I �_f,� counts for their not peeping at the little f f " Tytle,r left Saturday morning on the excur- Mr, John Fowler, for $4,300.-- It contains previoue. This speaks highly for Mr. Mul. in ru g he noticed a light in 31r. William castes. - . I -I- -- .1 S ot . . . .., 100 acres, and is all under g'rass. � There i's draw &8 a teacher, these comprising, the first S ott's store. On recoanoitreil 9 he saw a Miss Bella Wilton, of Henaall, was visiting � I 1, - started right, also, by selecting Mr, N. � wwh fo �, . � low sooner. They thought the baby sleep. I . 11 . ; I I ,;,P� sion to Chicago, with the intention of taking & barn but no house on it. -Dr. Coleman to, class he sent to write, and none of them had couple of fellows in the store hi ]ping them- . number of the Awroy. He in the right man in the right 400 by�'&l I- � ` ", . ing sweetly,which indeed proved too true, in this vicinity. -A large : . - � I �� in the World's Fair. -Miss M. E. McLean slightly betterthis week than he 'was last, written before. It is also creditable to the @elves to Mi. Scott's property. fhey seem- youngsters in this vicinity are laid up* with lace, and he has good men to assist- him,. �� this anal, . Z � - - �� " -1, � � for when atittle past Heneall they were hor- i spending a couple of weeks with friends . � . - � - : , . - and now shows signs of improverrient. is � . them in I", stated, il .. , . . I � "'! 11 chilAren,'and th' is not the first time that ad quite unconcerned about i too, as they the measels. They co�ld got have Kr. Petit, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Gilchrist, �.r �� I rided to find hird pale in the sleep that in Galt. -Mrs. Chesney, of John street, and � - , _.", I ---.----- � t -The funeral sermon . . � .- ... aking. Mr. Hogarth took im- this school has come out ahead. had a lamp lighted and did - 6 n Put a more favorable time. and Mr. A. M. Wilson, of.this pJace, The - On eitbJA . . �, knows no w her HOD, are taking their annual outing at ed blind's' eve a Cumming was preached � � , , %, . , �� i9 STOLE -N Hop.sE GOT. -It Was mention ---*— down the windov Mr. - Kaiser of the late Thom% * display made by Ontario in every depart. ers) sev* - - - _. mediate measures to restore respiration, but Bay field. - Mrs. Frank Fowler and daugh, a . slipped quietly awa an in the Metbodist church last Sabbath even- ment has been a source of wonderment to I I � . �_" �11 last week, in our Brucefield newi, that �y d no4r, d'Mr. Scott I- :1 ''I'll - I � Morris - . - �� - this traid I f 1 �-41:;11 failiDg, drove with all speed to Dr. Brown, - I - I " '41� . I . I ter, of Harpurhey, were away on a holiday horse, cart and harness, belonging to Mr. a took and in a very short time quite a force 'were ing.-Mr, H. M. Snell will attend the Fo-r- 11 I 11 coat of It I I . * . � � i �r;','�! - 4 . I � f ing, of Exeter, who labored fo; about an driving tour - to Blyth, Wingham, Kin�ar-. George Hart, of Brucefie'ld, had been stolen NOTES. -Tile party or parties wh ) ihe world at large, and to none more than ; - �� I - I . . ". , , as. The ead' the spade away from the road side at lot awaiting to receive 51r. Scott's isitore when eaters demonstration at Kineardine next to the people of the United States, who smooth A i , _� �, � - 4. hour, but with no succe event 'a dine and other places. They drove their from his atiblb, in that place on the previ- ee - �� I il �, oi�, ! a terrible affliction to the bereaved parents, . I I Eke a delegate from the Court here. thought they were better pobted than I each coo . - ' - I . . .1 , " . own rig, going leisurely from place to place, ous Wednesday night. Oa Thur8d ght 13, 6th line, had better return, the same, as they attempted to make they a lt� from the w k , - .,. I only child, and -Mr. H. Laundy, store, They had not long to w it. As the It is expected the first meeting here, under Europeans, but who had the most erroneous - aind - q '-, - . � ��, i who so fondly loved their -cry delightful manner of sum- Mn' of the owner in in need of it. � "��. ,. I - which is a-% t word I 1, � Constable Dunlop, of this town go robbers came out they. were Pon noo'd on and the auspices of the Salvation Army, will be 11 . _ ��r�ir, . , they indeed have the kindest sympatilyol mer tou,riDg.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, ' of the 7th line, got rid of a lat of oherriese . ideas of the extent and resources of our with tho , , the He found the cart in'. Mr. Mo- � ; I . ir man, : a 8 - Monday - a coal � %, - �'i" ,� 9 do the Kipoen Road, - evening. -There are five bicycles owned and . I I � The funeral was private, oal Y They drove in on F -to see and hear . � U116. I I - I the, y friends in these sorrowful cir- of Wroxeter, were in town on Saturd &Y' Gow for Althou h the robbers made a st6utiesist country. Among the many Canadians seen o of ; �' -�' 1K rif. .on Sund y evening last, Hid he caught over -powered by Mr. Scott and hil friends. held in the Temperance Hall next � cumoUnce&. an a bueh, alongsi 'he .!Ads it would have been no fun 9 over there were Mrs. Beannian, nee Miss . . _,*I'�, -4 riday and the horse was got a little further in 11 "decline :-, ..- i . � -,a they were captured and taken to Clio- operated in this village. -A stick of timi bar Maggie A. Stinson; Mr. Thomas Brophy, � �"..,.4,�. near relatives attending, and the little body Dr. P&ton. It is 18 years since Mr. Miller - them. -A wagon load'of young men made a anc , . - 9 ,,� I * I ; im ;, �, the woodo� It was none the worse and was . . . I 1. '' V 9 i � - 1, I i - rests in E ,xeter cemetery. It -might be said was in Seaforth, 'and he was surprised at the raia oil Mr. Bell's orahard, a few evenings ton where they were secured in the look -up fell upon Mr. Matt Mann's foot, and as a formerly of thin place ; M�r. C. M. -Wilson ; . several j I � . . 'i,p'. � restored to its owner. The harness, how- til Monday mornivg, when they were result he is a cripple.-Alost of theifall Mr. Thomas Brophy, formerly of Clands- . , '.. q thatMrs Rogarth was formerly 'a Xise change both in town and country. -Mr. ago, in search of oheiries, but Mr. Bell's un I . a gr&du I#; I!, - � I ; " ever, was stillmissing. Finding that an old ! � - I , � -1 I ,,�_. � of lylekillop, white Mr I two noisy dogs put them out quicker thpin taken before the Mayor and Magistrate Mo- wheat in this vicinity is cut and some of it boys, and Mr. James D. Wilson, fomarly Summit . �, � . .-�* !� " Reinhar , . 11191"th Samuel Badour, of Blake, one of Stanley's offender- i named Frank Murray, 'had dis. to Gcderichigaol. - ofCentralia. Theyallappear to be con. I Au , . - . .,J i-3a,soaGf Mr.. S. Hogarth, a well-known 11'Jack Robinson. "-Farmers GarvA :And committed housed. Itis well filled and a splendid I It � I tomal � - _. � , I;: '1�1 - . :� , - �_,l - prosperous� farmers* was in town' on Satur � reamery . -opted country, I . . � . .. ,4 _ osed of a couple of fir They are strangers in these part and are a crop. Things are coming on so fast that the tented and happy in their ad I perform . , r, �� resident of the township of StepheD. . Mr. Badour informs us he� asgisted are in the midst of the hurry of 4&yiug, � � I � 4 . ;4 � day. Eutter-to Mr. Win, Kyle, of tile Rea Tavern, - pretty hard looking pair and are c,ld 6auds harvest of 1893 will soon be a thing of the but all express -a loDgliag desire to visit their I � � of Ibe I - - -i , - - in the erection of the first shanty that was d been sto r ten from - cutting fall wheat, and thinning turnips. - past. There are more hay stacks th - many friends and relatives in, Canada. ... lwped a . � " * " ' . i , ! 't -: . " " Da P�ATO.N'.,; LECTURF.-On Fiiday even- built in Harpurhoy.'-A couple of hard cases ,and that some butter ha . at tile business, as their, pooke 5s and pack an have . - 's I I � ; I o;4-.,;-, ' eld creamery, Mr. Dunlop set out ' were found to be well filled 1 with'! watches, been seen in these parts for many a year. - .0 I doo6ogt . � N'i� ing ia the First Presbyterian church, the Waltdn. - . . . I . I I q ; *�j V �, 9 of the female persuasion, from Goderich, early Friday morning to look fori Murray. kvives,-handkerchiefm and other" valuable -The apple crop in this vicinity will be very Gorrie. -1 right h- .: . - . . , -, � . - " � I � I!, ; , I _ -1 -, people of Seaforth and Vicinity were treat named Carey, mother and daughter, took up He found him on the road in the Vicinity of Box SOCIAL. -A Box socia;l, under the - � r, ,�a �� F . goods which are, supposed to have been light this season. Many orchards are almost I bjWiks 0 , , ,,-, �. :,; : ed to a, lecture by one of the most famous of their abode on the railway track a short onary Society, LOCAL DoiNGS.-Mr. James Armstrong, . � - . il, � where the .horse was got and arrested him. auspices of the Ladies' Missi .1 _. " � � Presbyterian Missionaries, Dr. John G. distance east of the railway tank, on Wad- . stolen. � Mr. Kaiser is to be commanded- for barren, -S., returned from Ottawa last week, - . - modical " � " ' , � !,� "', � . - � I ;I- i - % Murray told Mr. Dunlop where MO, Hart's will be held at the residence of Mr. Andrew his prompt action and Mr. E cott is to be - . I V. - ;. I ,,� Paton, of the New Hebrides Islands, in thi down- , t", 9 harness was, and following his directions Turnbull, on the 16th concession of Gre on ,� where he had been attending the meeting of i i", . , . ;," . a vesday night of I%st week, and were makin' Y1 . - .. � ,�,_ t -1 Grand Lodge of Maso son"ti, � ", ", t', 1 -, , ��I,�,-,� - South Pacific Ocean. Dr. Paton began his, the aic in that quarter somewhat sulphur. Mr. Dunlop found the harness in an oat Friday evening, August 4th 'A good pro- 000gratulated on his good fortu. 2e ![in being Exeter. no. -Mrs. T. H. Ma- that th i - , - " 1�_ 11 ' saved from serious loss and- in aeouring the I � ,�_ i work as a missionary on the Island of Tanna ous, On Friday Mr. C. Bethune, on behalf arried through, and as the . LOCALITIEs.-A number of our villagers Laughlin and Mrs. Robert McL&ugbh*n left . _ �- I field-. Murray ad,mitted taking the butter, gramme will be c robbers. When the proper tim( as they �' �, I I lb n . � 1 � - U.- t in, No,vem er, 1858, bei.ng sent out by the of the railway company, laid. a inf ormation bat - stoutly denied taking the horse and object is a worthy one, all should attend. - C:m on Wednesday of last week for Bowman- tUy be � 1 " " " I sly get a spell'in the can and country people intend spending Tues- ,,�`,_,17� � Free Ch.-urGh of Scotland, in �com,pany with against them with Mr. ,John Beattie, J. P.; ; . will lik, t MI prison 1� 9 12 1 -.0 . ... � � -, - lathieson. Early the next yea and in the,eVening they were brought -before ted knowing and will have to help to makp b moor - �w - . 11. � q: r his rig, although he admit ' who did twine. day next, August let, the day of the union ville, whither they have gone to visit I . I _, . a Mr. .N school picnic, at Goderich. The fare from friends. 'Mt. and Mrs. i amen McLaughlin C6648 �, 7� �, - . take them. Murray was taken to 8eaforth. Brussels, : a i � . . � , �!. � wife and child died and not very long after- Mr. Beattie and the Reeve,and were com- J serviou � � I '. , � . I t , in I . . iw_ I i � 1, , i There being no lock-up here, Mr'. Dbolop SHOOOTING MAT01T.-The Seaforth Gun � Exeter is 60 cents'. -Exeter's civic holiday have goneAo Beamoville to visit Mr. W . - � � � ; �., p : , . - wards Mr. and Mrs. Mathie6on also passed mitted to Goderich jail for 30 days. Gover- hand -cuffed him and left him locked in the Club visited Brussels on Friday last for a : Clinton. i will be August 6th next. -On Friday after- Jardine, Mrs. McLaughlin's brother, who is . trained ' ' I . - - - I � � i", away, leaving him alone, the only mission- nor Dickson, should be able to get the jail A. USEFUL'IMPLB r. a. Flynn, � ,of ito � ,;�! - � AIENT. - I . i � 2 &:ad iin at- -Mrs. J. B. Cam bell, accompanied by two - , � � I& , I i n -all for a few . Principal of the High School inthat towb. - . .". � ;; I - tow h minuten, until 1e could nooa last, Mr. T. W. Hawkshaw, of the - . - I � Al - ': I , I - I ary north of Anietyum. His work in Tanna corridors and floors.scrubbed out while they i magistrate.[ Murray, taking friendly match with the club of this place. blacks rmth, is now busily I an Commercial Hotel, took a scrub team to gan A ' . �. �, I a ten men a a � IT tf " I was. attendedwith constant danger and un- interview th� - There wer idep and the match V,eo P '" s .� � j a Har ,t r Ith ft . � Z I : i are there, as they are both well - able to advantage of his situation, broke open a resulted in a victory for the home team by taching Whiteman Pa to imow- Lucan to play a friendlygme of base ball of her children, has gone to McKillop to - 11 I . .. - " :1 - Y and play very I � t - visit her father and mother. -Mr. Robert Z . cei � ifficult and he was finally driven I at wobble ' I � I . �1 kaing d work. -The,town b nicely on rear door in the hall an of the Brussell era for the farmers of this se�tio , , . with the Irish Nine of place, Eight .. � !-�,, �* , - F d � made. his escape, I - I . ".-n. i a t a I I i ; - . . of the il , .; from the Island, barely escaping with his Victoria Square. every Frid y nigh , nd 12 abotn, James Biillmntyne, . � I I J, 't� 0 ; " and althou h Mr. Dunl?p had only been %ight, and . � I � " , �� 1-ife. , . t,hey gather a lar a crowd of the citizens t 0 J club, heading the, list with 15 strE - I inniago were pliyed, which resulted in a Deaohman, an old Howick pedagogue, o0cil - � 1'. In 1866 he was again on the field, be 0 " Bayfleld. I . aleighn � : . -�-: ii - . w minutes, he pould find no trace Jambs Irwin second with 14. The follow- - f score of Lucan 8, Exeter 6. � .. , F- , - ng a me - absent a fe L . Some good pied the pulpit in the Methodist church tion h* , Dentist, of 010ton, batting was done by the Exeter eltib. The very acceptably last Sabbath. - Herbie � L , F� - flaten to them. f the band keeps this'up � of the follow -afterward'". He was closely ing is the score : ,� DR. T. C. BRuaF,, . ��,�,' 1 ent to the Island of Aniwa,,, this ti I - . I F. - I . L � , - by the Presbyterian church of Australia. . , - v- x, fp tilrough the season there will be less * grum- will visit Bayfleld Professionally ontle�ndWnd - Mr.- Moore-' - . i � N ' awlde� . , 6 . I 4th I.. - I , H,�eL has been on this Island ever sinee and bling about the annual grant next Year.- . . Thursday of each month, untli ifurt:iet noilee, ,at house, of Ingersoll, is spending a few weeks . .' I : I W A- , k hand -cuffed when he left, and had n only a BRUSSELS. SKArowrif be played here shortly. Moorehouse, son of the Rev. TEUE I .1 :_ n_, thin cott James Ballantyne.... 15 Pollock's Hotel. . 1329-18 r 11 � ; - , : 1. �, - on shirt and a pair of pants. It is Ste hens ........ 13 The fall wheat in this vicinity is being ha - i, I " . . - . i . � - Mr. Alex. Johnston, o MoKillop, east of - IT, vested, -Mesers. Joseph Cobbledick'ro a d Miss I I , , � has seen it turn from Cannibalism to Chris . f likely, however, that he would et some James Irwin ...... 1. 14 Do ds ........... 12 1 c flannelette . nd in our village. -Mr. John Kaine an I . . i I I Ji tianity and in recent years its people have Winthrop, returned home on Saturday,afte'e 9 ...... 13 Bright .......... 12 H. F. EDWARDs has the best Womau , 1� 1. 1, , � I � I I !� r.. 'person to assist in refieving him of tile 10cingi, shirt. W. H. Moncur's families spent the past few Kaine have gone' to the Northwest. May � � - I ,I even been sending out. missionaries on their ome weeks visiting fri nde in ; , J. Ross .............. 12 Beattie ........ I . 10 to be found anywhere. New cottons, . , .,. Z i., : spending a Ingo, cottonadea &c. received this wee 1�37-1 days at Grand Bend Park. -Mr.Jo�nGould, they have a pleasant time. -Mr. Henry Da 9uAr4 I � ; 1� f, own account. Three years ago- Dr. sPaton Manitoba. 'a haud-cuffs. Murray- is well-known here- Dr. h1cNaughton... ., 12 R. Roche ........ 10 � I I � .f 0 Y � . It'' 4. r, He says the season there has - 000 M 0 - . I abouts, and is an old offender. Although , i, Hewitt ............ 10 A Wilson ........ 10 BRIiFLBTS.-Mr. J. J. Catlin nd R. N. Creech, F.Bissett,the Misses Weekes, hav shipped another lot of horses to the id I I - f ... ilt � left the New Hebrides to try to induce 'the been very favorable so far, the crops are i I wi e, - � had h , t in Brucefield Ming at .- 11 �, I I A,. t I.- " Ir, i he'denied t&ki;jg the horse fro f W. 31. Sinclair ........ 10 H. Grieve ...... ** 11 � ?and Mine Essex, of London,lare the Misses Hersey andfMiss Emily Thomas, country and haa gone as far as Xontreal I I � United States Government to prohibit the well advanced and look well. This is Mr. D, Ross ............. 10 Turner ........... 9 ; * - U Aeo. � - i. i . there is no doubt that he is the guilty party. g W. Clark's for the' I r. of this place, are camping at Grand Bend with them. -Our butchers having left us,we � � . 0 liquor traffic between that country and tile Johnston P a second visit to the Prairie Pro- R, Watt ............. A. Stark ......... 0 Mr. er.-M . . � . - � H I - ; El I � - oil . . ,�_ I . . are again minu � i-- - , �';, i's, He! acknowledged taking the creamery but- Hinchley ......... 6 Brown and sister, London, were th sts Park. -Mr. W. H. 34oncur and Mr. Jos. a mast, except that supplied , �. 4) lands and he has since been lecturing all - - d he seems to like it better every I � e , I � � 0 - � he - ,� ." I �_� Vince, an I - I - - � .6 I I a � I � - .; � th-rapgh the countryand is now endeavoring time'. -Mrs. Alex. Stewart, Mrs. John ter�and selling it. He can scarcely elude � of Mies Carrie McKenzie last we k. -Aur. C. Cobbledick spent Sunday last at Grand by the Wroxeter butcher. There is an ex . � I L 'I � . � ill 11 99 a -or a man who thor- I 00m, � I . ,I 1, , re again, unless he leaves this part of ' ife and family, of Londoii' ' * Bend, with their respective families. -Mas- cellent opening here'f . f � t, ,��Gure'the money necessary to build and Smith, and Misses Lizzie and Aggie Smith, � a was referee, and D. Dorrance Case, W , were via- - . who � . . Was no. � � Z - I . � - I . equip a issi � on . ary vessel to replace the cap R. Brook . I . if are at Grand Bend rusticating for a couple thetu,ountry entirely, as he is so wetil known, I iting this breezy village last *eek.�-Xios. ter W. J. Wellington and Edgar Weetcott, oughly understands the business and - I . . . I ' -We re � the H ; 11. - , -, 11 Dayapri g," which was wrecked. This is and if be does.leave,the country will be well and F. S. Scott, -scorers. � Lottie Kerr spent Sunday at he ho�me in with Masters Alex. an* Ed. Stewart, all of has sufficient capital to c.arry it on, A I- . ; - . r 7 I I an abaol te necepaity to the work in the of weeks. Grand Bend is becoming a very in Many respects a -Mrs. Win. Howard, Bredlau, is Huron Street, spent Sunday at Grand Bend pleased to learn that Dr. Williams, who is � bbecam � _,F I , rid of him, as,'although i � . BRiF,Fs.-Samuel Carter and wife have Clinton. I . . I � . popular summer 'resort. -Miss Di ksg, ?f . I Ca6tle Park. -Mr. W. W. Hicks and family, of supplying Dr. Tack's place during the lat- ithe Or- , . � I � ' � - C-1 I South Sea' ,i Islands. Dr. Paton's address was c . harmless mortal, he seems ,to have,a mania I - ! nth. r. n 1. - --, , :* . Goderich, is at present visiting frie in again returned, from Oxen Sound to reside visiting her sister, Mrs. Georg I � I 1. . eal for whisky allp other people's property. Mitchell, passed through this place on Fri- ter's ,� absence in New York, is becoming 'D _h i - .. . gerly lidtened to by a large audience and - �, . hinks Brussels in the best place Mr. Thomas Roberts, who has b an efigsoed ' I , �,:-t this vicinity. Miss Dickson iq 96 years of � here. .Sarn t I - . tort I � - — Z � , a I - � %s taken a - , I � t __ I" at the clo'e a collection amounting to $100 . ot.-G.Goebel, who has been away with as hostler at the River hotel, day last to Grand Band Park, where they more popular every day. - A good doctor is ; -:,.. 1 4 . . I A! �_ Y y and Gorrie I ,and, di , � �, age, and she still steps about " briskly as k Kippen. � situation in Zurich. -Mr.- -J. *cAllister, will open &great boon ins. commiluit , �� was taken up, The choir f arnialled suitable rned home on Friday last.- .d a few weeks rusticating. -Mr. , . . ' . .� I many a lass of 23. -The C than Pacific : his trotter, retu �beeo visit- Frank Tom, of Cobourg, is holidayin With appears to'be very fortunate in this respect. R � � . she � I I :I I music. at intervals during the meeting. "' a MORE BINDING TwiNE COMIZiG TO HAND. a former Bruseelite, being a Chicago, who, with his wife, Ila F . - her to Railway telegraph office and cket agency, George Martin, � �� . . . ) . . - - � �Aa my orders and sale of Twine have been beyond old so. ing here, returned last wee�.. 1% ra McAl- his pare Us here. -The Rollins & Williams �Mr. and Mrs. Grieve, of Harri'ston, were . - � .�' hoto artist while here, is renewing r ., I found I in this tOWD, bag been trans. red to Master P , James Walker on Mon- I .,� * � . . lay expectations, and as my lar e ouNply is fast lister will spend the summer in t wn.,-Mi8a grist mill will be ready for operation about the guests of Mrs. I " � .. EQ740NDviLLE NoTES.-Loweriag clouda Charlie Stewart, who will hereafter have scattering aniong the farmers and fin or ei that all quaintances. Ile is now ro'siding in Cross- . t firm having pur- day of this week. Mrs. Grieve is well and . of'pra l I threatened the workers in preparation for full charge. -Mr. Win. PiAaird and famil may be supplied and none disappointed during the well, Michigan, and is a dentist. He in &c. Smith, Georgetown, e gu st 0 her the 10thiof Au4ust,tha I i - Y . is t, Re '" I bui shi . 11 . the 4ocial on the grounds of Mr. J. 0. Rose, -are at Chicago this week, visiting friends season, I have- another supply corning -4 Farmers companied by Mrs. Mart -in. and their son.- sister, Mrs. Ed. Elliott,.,A pr ent. ev, chased oy,er5,000 bushels of No. I wheat from favorably known in our village, having - S coming f roin a distance will not be disappointe"i rn pen,e he Sauble line, Hay town- taught music here. -Rev. Mr. Torrance and- � . man. � � . . r. Arth r P)ck has dominance with. -The Bobier Pro. his daughter Gertie paid our village a v b -fo� - " on Monday evenlak last, but they pushed and doing the World's Fair.---�Mr. and Mrs Miss Abraham, one of, our old teachers, in R. Henderson, Auburn, t Ise week the farmbis on t - - I on, and the result was the moot successful D. Johnston, and Mr. and'Mrs. W. D : totting their supply. - Nothing but the best twine on siting here during her holidays, -Civic with friends in town. -M , ship, to".' isit 9U I see prices VI ! 8 . . and and, sold at small marginsi Callandi '211,11 - I � taken a situation in Hrnre,lll�-]Mr. Sid duceCorripanyis infullblast and'everVat. onTuesday of this week, -The Salvation 139- � � 'Were i '. i3_1� � � day for Chicago to spend and inspect. Ti[ONAS blEbbis, Kippen. ' 1336x2 holid fo , "i I � ente�tainmeut of the kind ever hold in this Bright left on Satur i ay has been declared by Reeve Kerr on " t � , t , . w � lay#. - Aention is paid t ,;; , .14 � � ,.; � villaie. The evening, though cool, was a week at the big show.-Mr� David Dor- i SCRIBS.-Cattle buyers swarm our little Auguat 2nd, in aw3wer to a large petitiont Smith is siopping in town - o business. -There is a Army opened fire on Sunday evening last in iseed 7 ,. � �,��, . -ter at the -creamery, d a well filled at the ; � , I very'pleae,ant, and those so disposed could rance, who is spending his holidays in town, village at present. One of, the largest ship. it being the day o)71 the Foresters' celebra Mr. Harry Young, wife &no fami y, (f Clin- great scarcity of w. all our village. The hall wa rims K� u " I ; : . . , are visiting friends in W . Aessrs. for street watering *purposes. But the vil- night service. The law should prevent them -'+ �,, I ; -TheBruseelo Post has ton � to - - _� ' . 1- ".. * �. I! avoid, any dampnesa by taking position on and who is Principal ofthe Harriston pub- - ments of cattle made it our station.f or some tion at Kincardine, hes chanc lz,* � . lage continues to prosper just the same, al- from playing in the vicinity of churc . ;�!-: l, q�� the spacious verandahs. The grounds, , lie school, re-,eived" notice the other day time was made on Monday, when seven car. reached itis majority and is now of age, and J. E. Swartz aud W. Vapstone, Of Wing- . - - ,search - ,� ,,, , ", , - " - � d Ed. Swartz, of God rief., spent though under very trying circumstances.- during services, as it very much disturba . -*. �y which were tastefutly illuniinated with that out of 39 of Ilia -pupils that wr - were shipped, realizing over $9,000 to the older it gets the better it gets. -The harn, an - . A- � - 11 1 ote at loads - I . en I .p � . , I * ing Sunday in town. -One of tile lar at picnics Ex-Reeye Bawden attended the funeral of the worshippers. The bad order in their the .. _ 1 4� 11 - � i Chinese lanterns and tile torches of the the entrance examinations, 31 had passed the farmers. Five cars belonged � to M r, voters' list for Grey for 1893 is out, be . . ,.� �. , .,.' - , ; , - StAte L I , , ]" - " I -, hand, presented a pleasing and animated successfully, and that his pu'ils bad carriiad George Ireland, of Toronto. Surely we pobted up on July '26th. This Is th.e list ever held in Bayfield was that o ,. uesday his nephew, James Lucimore, who was &coi- meetings is a very objectio4ble feature, - I � . l ;,v I . . I I I i I - P . I those attending their patchi - . - ,ti� .. . � the -busy waiters flitted too and off all the medals, both gold and silver. shall not hear of hard times for some time I . last, when the members of the c r ations dentally killed by a kick . from a horse 'Xhey should expect . blue - . - . scene as ,that will be used at the next general else 0" - - . j ,; 1 - . - �. . _:�! I - 91 - , 0, g�. � . , 5, he Line, while running a self binder on his father's meetings to conduct themselves as well as if - , -_ , - � - I I - I ;z, - fro, among the merry groups. As might This, also, is the first time-tbat pupils from- now in our midst. -Miss Grace McGregor, � T � _. I Ition, and eve yone should see that it is oor of the three English churche - 1, . ,-� i.� � f he successful pu. Varna and Bayfield, aasembEo a Id Mr, farm near Alvinston, on July 17th laoL He they were in any well -ordered ohurch�_Alr. thrair . "i'' . If. i . � . 1. � - I . have been expected from such a company, the Harriston school ll�,d'ever won a,med4l. who has been spending a few weeks in rect.-The following are t : : 1. . � . Z L . I -and i She � � I �,,- , t'� the order wan excellent during the whole Mr. Dorrance may well -feel elated over his Manitob� visiting her many friends, retifrn- �pilS from Brussels at the recent examins. Jowetlb's grove. There were also P enicers was well and favorably known in this place, Lawrie, of ChIcagoo is visiting his wife �.�, . � , , a I ting I -_ : ... k I_* i -1 host and his amiable success, but this is only one more evidence ad homa on Saturday, looking as if -Manito. tions : Maud Cli v � , - � i I evening. To the genia ffe, Reggie Fletcher, Clara from Seaforth, Clinton and Zu i . The having spent several weeks- here visi f%mily here. -Mr. and Mrs. Hutton, Of . WOW& i�." � of "'t i � � 1.�-..- ,! I , , � � tives a year ago. He was aged 20 years, Wingbam, were in our village on luesdiAYt � - - * - , .- I Wi at might Hunter, Leon Ja nd all rela � I I � � � I I , r , �� . , fe the Jaeat thanks of the Society are 4ue, of how Hur n trained boys can excel when ba agreed with the fair sex.-Wh ekson, Willie Leeitherdale, various games were well conteste , J. A. visiting their daughter, Mrs. Sutberlan&_ � -, YOU c - , �:�, , ... " I i nk Smith, Dan. Strachan enjoyed themselves immenoely.- e nember and was highly respected. -Detective I . k-F.J for vGlantarily placing their grounds ,-and they try. -A, ra. James Love, of Toronto, is have been a serious accident took -place at MyrtlelNott, Fra - ._� - ; � . . � two -di . I I , �, I �, I residence at the disposal of the commit- at present visiting' friends in town. Mrs. Dan. Strachan won the the garden party on the parsonage to wn on Graham and wife, of London, ipent Sunday Some of our village boys are spej�ding th.pir I � 1- I __ , , _1 �, the railway station the other day. Mr. and Fred. Wilson. I - I I., more I : ,;,, tee, and doing all in their power to render Love's many friends will Ile pleased to see George Taylor had occasion to cro o er medal. -Dr. Gibson, of PiotOD, August 25tb.-There is allarge n n �ber of last here visiting friends.�Mr. Henry vacation with farmers, earning poOket I � ; . days, 'I I �, 1�,,'.�', �� I e lea -ruing hoW I . ; ., � � I f he gathering a success. Though the main her looking eo well. -The Civic Holiday for tracl�'with h office in Smale's block, guests in town, A full list will b e; , given Jones, disposed of a Noxon binder to Mr. money, and at the same tim .- P i'l 1� " 7' - I d. � bal �; -, _ - t is binder, just as the train was has opened out an I a I 00 s I- . I I , , Vale t '" - I 5 1. I . , !,.-,-,_ ; � o � k� obj.eGt of the entertainment was, social re- Seaforth has been fixed for'Wednesday next, in eight, and when the binder was � on the next door to the Standard Bank. -John next week. ine Mitchell, on Friday last. -Berry to work. The change will produce . I � 0'' t" . - In.,r �� , 1 1 _4 nt effect on their appetites and muscles. Itis .. .- ; , . .- , creation of a wholesome kind, yet the fi,nan- August 2ad. All stores and other business track, by some means the tongue dropped, Shaw has commenced work at his new situ- OUR REFEREE CALLED TO ORDE . : DEAR picking is over. Berries were an abunda i . elso 01 I � __ y #1� - � 1_�, i 't��, cial results weriabeyond expectation, reach- places will be closed on that day, and all i - leaving Mr. Taylor at the mercy of the an- ion, and seems to like it. -Farmers are EXPOSITOR: We are sorry that in a' recent crop. -About 7,000 pounds of milk per a's a great pity that more of chem do not: ta q,� , - . I I . f . � - n I at . i -ed hei � ` "I . . f" fit to in ke a cor- is being brought to the creamery. -Mr. advantage of the opportunity thus .&&rdea - I _.;'1_1� iog the handsome su-n of nearly $40. Ex- terested should bear this in mind. -Nearly giae driver, who stopped his train prevent- , busy with the hay, and a fine week they issue our referee has oeen I I oat'at . : ! ." � -- t. I - .,' � - to spend their time profitably and ,Pleasant 7 , .-.,.,� .uoic from.the Seaforth band, and all the fall Wheat in this vicinityls now cut, Ing any accident and possibly lose of life. have had, and a large quantity of hay has rection with regard to the footb It rilatch Isaac Read has the contract for selling the 1. � - - _b �. :11.1 collent in ' ; � .- Vitt �,_, ! I F., in 6 was buttermilk from the creamery. -The two Jima ly, too, rather than walk the streetis, learn- I.-, . t,: _41 from the organ and violin by Mr. and Mrs. and 9, splendid crop it is. Barley, which is G4Yorge should be careful in future. It, is bet- been saved, They have commenced the fall Played here on July lat. ' We th I - . - I - t,l -1 .., ?a � " I I Most � . W, J. Chesney, enlivened the evening's now ready for harvest, is not quite so good ter tob�� patient for a7few minutes than to be wheat thin week, and it is also a good crop, somewhat partial, and h1s allowed l4is .own intend camping at Grand Bend next week. Ing to be indolent and impudent. f the I � � - I - ioular - - . , r ,I.,. , 1� I .h1,eard- I I �k. a � . � - . � �, -1 "; #- proceedil)gfq�-A camping party, made up of a crop, but bats, which are coming on fast, a corpab for life. -Mr. Peter Grant stored In fact all crops are good to far, unless the exalted ideas of how the game she IJA have -Mr. QJeorge Smith, the Central Hotel host- boy 1 the father of the man, how part � . � �;.- -1. �. - - away over three tons of hay, the product of fruit crop, and it is virtually nil]. -F. G. ended to become badly nlixed up ,kth the ter, was giving an exhibition of his skilful boys should be to form proper habit* during I on , � ., , �' members of the families of Messrs. George will give � splendid yield. -Mr. George vultu I . ' I � . 1: - o horsemanship on Main street. on Sat youth, The real cause of much of the I I � . �. . � 'rand Bend on Murdie, of McKillop, returned home from one acre. Peter'not only grows good berries, Blair is holidaying at Goderich this week.' actual result ; but as he showed h ffiself t urday . I � . k And HeDry Jackson, left for G want of . . v ii,�--I- . faiitted by boys is the J � I I . I I I iend �f the Eg ondville evening last. -Mr. Robert Sanders intends crime corn Z � I . �' Monday morning last. They intend' spdud- Tor nto on Saturday, whither h6 had been but also good hay. -Berry picking seems to The case before A, Hunter, J. P., in which be rather a close fr � , I 0 1 I- � . . I Z emplo . �� - I . ; I , � � at Bayfi,.,ld. -Mr. with his cattle. He made a fairly good sale 1�e*the order of the day, and seeing the John Wolf is plaintiff and Walter Youill boys during the game, we little we der that going to Manitoba shortly on a shooting proper yment. - .� ing some time there and I . - �� P 'I ,.; I i - . - "ft, � F� . � � ` . I - . I . , I . - I - - 14 I i _. ., ; I 'a" � 1. . � � .:! - . � � � . I � I I I -1, t I � I - : .1 i! � I . . I : I � .. I.- , I :_�__ � ea ed b� 'he he still con'i' ap on I court u n- . oara over the o livi t t._� I time was 2 tj , "va a ac r. D' d $cor h `)n i � ble B el �1 as 0 ra is a rve t r , a u_ t t�� a THs a SEM, n boy n . � ( � I I i� o � I i � I , I F .: .1 i V, 1" � 1. - I � � � . I I I I - - _%� -1 - I � - I . � . __ - ,-.. . . - . � i . . � � .� - o ��: . . " . . . � I , I � , I I I . . � . � I , . 1'\ I � . . I � I 1% � X I I I . I I i % � . . 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