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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. nomination,. lately, It was declared that he Supreme Court oif "No I I I - I I . . 7WN001ft . - � _"W�00 _"� I w Brunswick. Mr. that the country and the people never were the spokes' of the front . wheel. By the istrates Reeve A. Stewart. William Mal- so much headw y that it wa - � . had, in a critical time, done an inialuable Ellis protested 4 inlet this � as a violation of I impossible .to . . Office Oft . MTh figure between the parenthesis after each . I . so well off and prosperous as now,, and the time the horse could be stopped he - had lough and J. G. Mallolligh and J. G. Ward, savi the burniang buildings. Two horses .nor$ of St otes the page of the paper on which the mervice to the Democratic party, tind must Justice and a dilprzy of partizanship on the ' oronto Empire asserts that any person reached terra firms, ftiid In reply to the and was committed to Goderioh jail for trial which were in the stable were I burned. It 03rien a — advertisement will be found. . be rewarded. , i question, 11 Are you hurt V -he could _O'nI at the first court of competent jurisdiction. is supposed the fire originated in the rear of �, � 1000'a r, Importani—Jackson Bros. (5) Only one man had the cour. ,part of the jud �e. For this proceedings' Pvho will say that there is a scarcity of %rork look around, put his two band to his pistol —Mr. Jamefj Flynn, of Clinton, had ism the building from a quantity Of lime w ch _0131 � . g ' t , . The Pleasure—it. Mercer. (6) age to protest, and he wan received with a were instituted a a no im or con m.. o )r money in Canada is utterizig treason and pocket and say, 11 Gosh I but I he -' I f hi I F. 0. B, C.—J. W. Westervelt. (5) I I t seat was experience one night lately he will not care became wet, and ignited the adjacent wood '. Annual Sale—Frank McConnell. (6) I storm of hisses, groans, and cries of 11 put court, and now me tence has been pronoun- - a disloyal. Strang- rough," _ der C01qv � � . . I e, isn't it ? There must to repeat. He was driving a colt attached work. ,The lose is partly covered by iil� Show Prize@—W. Somerville. (8) I him out. " 1. oed, Mr. Ellis I � bears an iinblernifibed 'pe a mistake somewhere. If the N. P. pro. -Riobard Hingston, of Brussels, was to a buggy along the London road, just surauce. - . away At t . Sheep Lost -John Shortreed. (6) 1 - I laid up for several days with a sore band oc- south of the bridge, when some fresh gravel . and 4 do) Teacher Wanted—A. Stewart. (5) We have had nothing quite so bad as this, character,, and hil� paper Is noted, for its fair Does prosperity and plenty anywhere, it casioned by a aliver from &-. dr'y hemlodk on the road startled it, in a second the colt, . y in Borse for Side—Charlesworth & Brownell. (5) , � . 111" I Marble Stabs for Sale—G. Ewing. (rx) in the same line, In Canada, but the' Con: and gentlemanly! manner of dealing with hould be in the chief manufacturing 1pity of board running into it. . rig and all were upside down in the ditch. Perth Items. Hibbert, ; , h . , - .Municipal Taxes—James Cuming. (5) servative party, we ar ' opponents, yet, ior criticizing one of the ' —Morris Council appears. to be getting . . J�anark &I, I a sorry to may, has twd 1� lh*e Dominion. What do the GO"derfoh � Mr. Flyrin travaged to crawl out and detach Mr. Joseph Morrow fim, opened hie 130,Tf thoUgh W I am Golng�l. V. Fear. (6) , I I figure down pretty fine, having paid a cer- the colt from the rig, and was pleasantly store at'Fullarton. . ten I iegrace ou. surprised to find llat nothing was broken. Ili s ls - I � Tling On—Good Brothers, (5) or Oree cases to Its discredit which are; most barefaced Perversions of justice tb�t , the Clinton News -Record and the tain centr t —Air. George Davidson has resunled the and hill . � A piii—Jackson Brothers. (I.) I � � tar 0 actor the sum of $21.01 for work . � Auction Sale—R. T. Elgie. (6) : .1 I within hailing distance, and they .have, by ever Ii d r Dominion he is sent to trstford Herald sa,y about this ? Perhaps done by him. —We understand -that Mr. Rich. Coates, management of the Moks house, 34itche $ame few Wheat Wanted—Cook Bros. (8). 1 : I whitewashing guilty parties in, P&rliamento associate with a iminals, and is compelled hey can throw light on the'dark spot@. —S. Gillies, who has been station agent of Usborne, who left a few weeks ago for , . Rock's Sale—J. 0. and C. Rock- (5) 11 . — —Elms boys have begun their an .11, tacked -b -i Unreserved Auction Sale—R, Jones. (6) shown that they are prepared to go just as to pay not only a heavy fine, bat the costs I . at Ethel for some time, has removed to Dav- Douglas, Maluitobs, was married to Mine ' i flual ; . � ideou, near Flint, Michigan, where he will Alms Westcott, daughter co -on hunt, with varying success so far . . Wanted—Min Ballantype. (8) far if necessary. Canadians who have it re- Of a long and expon8ive litigation, while the .WE IfAVF, been waiting for some weeks of Mr. James —Mr. James Stewart haa been re.e - - y . he*succut " I Strayed Horse& --W. Shillinglaw. (6) � - . I �8091%ged the ver I ,* ' O manage a large- lumbering business for his Weetcott, formerly ot Usborne, on Tuesday to teach in the Monkton-a hool for 94. 1 . and meat Christmas Goods Arriving., [3]—W. it. Counter. (8) gard for the moral and political welfare of man who, in his official capacity, made tile r authentic reports of the latest revolution, 6 Farm for Sale -James, Cainpbell. (6) � A I I father. . last. I � . �A- B. Barron$ saw and planing .11, � . with hirol: . Ogilvie's Flour Prices -T. 0. Kemp. (8) their country, should not tolerate for an in- steal, In the inter6bts of party, and his ac. a Brazil, but little or nothing definite can —Mr. *Jacob Miller, one of the pioneer —Mr. James Wointoott, of Douglas, Mani- Mitchell, has assigned to J. , Business College -D. McLachlan. (8) ' W. cull, I , no cessory; the beneficiary, are allowed to 96 e learned, as the Government party allows residents of - , bardY, in : k Sale of Farw Stook -G Mitchell. (5) stant such work. It must be stopppd I .1 Goderich township, died on toba, formerly of Usborne, who has been —Rev. A. Henderson, Pastor of Atwoolf I I Monday last, at th . b&ve mad Servants Wanted _.Thoma3 Stephens. (8) - m9itter who or What party Is guilty of it. scot free, and Others receive encouragement q message of any kind to leave the country �� e age of 76 years. . He visiting the various fairis throughout On- Presbyterian church, is away at the World;# � Sheet Musle at Marvin's Music Store. (6) , : . . has lived on the 9th concession of Goderich tario, with his prairie animals, ariived in Fair. . 0, 1CODS'ls! If, therefore, instead of Applanditi-g a man of to go and do likewise. In addition to this ithout its being opened and read by -an Real Estate Agents -H. A. Strong & Bro. (5) . � i township for over 40 years. � . Friend a.. � y last., He brought with -The ladies of KnOx churchs Mitchell �wife) who . the unsavory repidation of Sir Ado' ho the press is practically muzzled as regards flicial. As far as we can learn, however, -The May farm, on the Huron Road, him four e one moose. cided to- purchase a $1,200 pipeort I do of I . Just Two Words -R. Willis. (6) Exeter on " Frida � Don't Forget��-Bauslaugh's Photo@. (6) . ' P I . " lk and He disposed have de ' WO time for Argument -Hoffman & Co. (5) Caron, for instance, the people,- irree ecti ve the doings of Judges.- Judges are but human resident Peixoto by his arbitrary and des. near Clinton . w 4 _. p I , which was offered by auction of the greaier portion of the animals' on his gan for their new church. ;nains_ W Farmera-The Mitchell __ sery. (-R) of political party, would refuse to listen to and certain to err, at� times, but,, neverthe. c measures drove Admiral Mello to re. a� short time since, but was not sold, has travels. � -Special Meetings are being conducted by � ground, . ' - . him when be appears in public, we would less, no, decision,." however rank, must be , a : nd the whole navy has shew ' since bEen gold to Mr. R. Jenkins, for the -John Hunter, of the London road, near Revs. Ball and Irwin, in Alou Dt Pleasant - - I � � . 4 (1111 1. . . 1 12 'to sum of $5,560,- Clinton, has been missing since Thursday of church, Fullarton. w soon have clean politics and honest poli- criticized under pain of jonimitafobt to gaol.. pathy with the latter by, joining - him. -miss Ella, daughter of Mr. John last week;' He is said to have been melan- -Mr. -,Richard Honey, of a A-11 Urou txpos*tor I . . LNO o . 1�nmrs e - blind'. �he fleel'has been before Rio Jai�eiro, the �-loakey, of Morris township, who was in- choly over* money losses in - Montana silver made a ConLtract by cable With ail , L C0 . I * Volans in this country. It.;s not creditabl wonder justice! is represented as - , Mitchell has I . I � I I some I ed in a runaway accident about three mines. He is itbout six feet two, weighe 175 dealer for 3 English ;spen_t the� __ - _aPit "ur 00 tons of pressed hay at a fixed : __ . 'al, for "' . , . ' " e' the ago, is not yet able to go about pounds, sandy complexion and moustache, price. I __ to our people that the principal boodler in folded. Were thisistate of affairs'to be con, ' t* and has bombarded Mon ' - the Province of Quebec, next to Mercier, if fined to New Brunswick it would. tie city several I � relativ" . I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Oct.' 20th, 1893 . [ � not be so ' 'im s' but that is all that without crutches. and wore dark clothes. He is a Mason, and -Miss Jessie Smith, daughter of 'the late . - Huron at . - he be not ahead of him, can come to Ontario, bad, but now we may expect this mode of .ckn be learned, V at will be the result -Mr. Joseph White' -cad, of Clinton, en- any information as to his whereabouts will James Smith,. of Mitchell, died I bed throu � I . " � I n Lambeth, .1 A Liberal Meeting. even in company with the Premier, and be procedure to be Itaken up in the other e in only be conject ed Many authorities, tertained the town band to an oyster sup- be thankfully received by the Master of a few weeks ago of - twenty�fiv Prier left i . . I , at the age �' i per on Thursday evening of last week at. his Clinton Lodge. � . ,e We understand th.%.t Dr. J. W. Brown. --heered when he appears on the public Provinces, I hrwev(er�:rve of opinion that Mello will- in years. 1� I whiere shi - ., , � I _ _I iotoribus, an residence, at which a number of the boys -Mr. I. Bowerman and Mr. W. D. -Mre. Lei&h, wife of the -I'Lev. `V. platform, as Sir Adolphe Carom was du I , - ing, of Exeter, President. of the South ring tl d that if he is he gave gouge, instrumental solos, duets, etc, Weeks, of Exeter, narrowly eacaped serious '�t Kirkton school toblier - _%Jethoalf The Right Way to Talk. ill re-establish the monarchy. , is 'low at the General Hosotal, .1 mels St Iffuron Reform Association, as constituted his recent visit to this Province. .So long i . I . I -While .unloading trunks at the Exeter injury on Friday last while attending the TorO13tO, having undergone 8uccessfull I . . . I . I , ` . � � Ja for Provincial purposes�, intehds calling a as we not Only tolerate, but applaud, proven The f6flowing, 'from the Toronto Globe, is ' -1 __ - � station- on Thursday of Iset week, Mr. funeral of the late John Hunter. It seeing operation for the removal I Y, an, preachinj I meeting of the Reformers 9f the Ridiagg 'boodlers, it does not become us to hold up sensible.a'nd to the � point, and is, we believe, , THE AMERICA'S Cup. remains in America Will Snell, of that town, had one ofhis the procession was leaving thepremises side. Of a tumor in Eer' . if- the we , . . strictly in -harmony with public sentiment, I . bands badl nuslied by a trunk failing whena horse preceding Mr. Bowerman's -Mr. Anthony Allen, of Hibbert, hols I would ha and all in sympathy with the Liberal cause, Our hands in holyhorror when we bear of d ,spite the - gallant effort of Lord Dunraven, ( 9 ' . . w th his yacht Valkyrie, to carry it off. upon it. ;7e carries the member n a sling. commenced backing up, ciusing their horse purchased the 1:00 acre farm of Mr. MButt is al . to bs held in Heneall at an early date. B lat roguish proceedings by our neighboring * The bolition o t residences -of the Gov' ' ark 1 4 � ,�& a -Mr. Harry Shields, of near Port Al. to make a sudden plunge into the ditch, up- kleakins, on the 10th Concession 'us PidlisrJ1 � � l - uch as those we refer to above. : ernor-Genbral and t e Lieu ten ant -Governor, an cup defender, bert, met with a very painful accident on setting the rig and ,throwing the oc- borne for $5,075, and is to take po Of ' I $peat Sul on account of -the serious Illness of hie sonl POliticians a � T�e Vigilant, the Americ' q � . . has been advocated by THE, EXPOSITOR for w n three straight races, the first in's light Tuesday evening last week, while driving to cupants out with much force to at once. aseesion I � who. was so severely injured a few weeks 1 - ; �_�_ ' / . Sanderi I i years. . For long �we could not got even a econd in a fair breeze, around a . �. Ann strei I w�nd, the s that village. He got upset out of his buggy, the -i-grouud. The horse ran away, but -Hiss k. Little, Of El'=, is the Ow . I ago, he has not yet fixed the date, but we . Condemned by Their Own tr�a gular course br,eaking his collar bone. wasloaptured before much damage was done. .ner able sumi . of a very prolific goose, which not only id . - seconder, but it re oices us excee 0 and the third in a regular -The trustees of School Section No. 8, Twenty years ago it would have taken a an unusually large number of eggi last J will be in a Position to give full particulars Statemen'ts. - . dingly to I U e - I& " � � sn�.roterjo, I very kind of weather, except Grey, have re-engaged the present teacher, pretty good horse to'get away from Mr. �. , P. Rol next week. This meeting, as we under- A , great many Conservative pope see, so powerful a coadjutor as the Globe .. � w I spring, but has commenced to lay ag,j, - � Fair. -T-1 coming I she showed herself superio . - stand it, will only be for org%nization par- rs are . over to, our side. More power to a 9 A r to �ohn Stewart, for the coming year, :at an Bowerman, fall. � in, this . last for t - just now vigorously pursuing the policy of th British bo,at. We� are sorry it is so, but increase of salary. They evidently know -The name of Councillor W; H Me- -Mrs. Connelly, the aged Triotber of 1,1,r, 1, B1110 - tt, c , I poses and to arrange for. a Convention to praising everything Canadian, of crowing you brother, and in y your efforts be suc- it annot be helped now, and the only thing how to appreciate a good teacher. Cracken, of Brussels, is so closely associated Pittrick Connelly, of Logaii, with whomshe - � town visi I select a candidate, and other business of constantly about our prosperity, and of com- cessful at both Ott wa and Toronto. The - -Mrs. Colborne has sold to Mr. John with fall show prize lists that a fair without has spent all her latter days, departed this . . held here � . I ' importance from a party point of view. - As paring our condition with that of other Globe says; I . to o is to try again. This will 0 done, Baker what is known ad", the late Henry him looks lonesome. Owing to the busy life, -the other day, at, the age of. ninety. . of intere It Rideau Hidl is sai an a C J I I � to be too small for the, halleDge will be in very Lsoon from Ball farm," being lot 51, on the Maitland season he only took in seven this year, with three years, I Revival it the organization in this Riding;hae - not been countries, to the great dispara ement of the r an ther Britisher,. the races to take place concessiow, Goderich township, 102 acres. the following results as to prize winning: A logging bee was held at ,Nlr. john � � Strvet )� I I .9 Dew GoVernor-Gen ral, who has a large . f � 31 on the 10th concessiollof . I � large nur � household, and an -a dition to the present next year. The interest felt in the present is a cheap place. resuscitated since the laet election ft is time latter. Tile United States, by long odds, . The price paid is $4,150- at which figure it Wiugham, 20 - Seaforth, 26 ; Belgrave, 17 ; Vallance's, Elma, . �, I . . Brussels, -,,38 ; Wroxeter, 30 ; Gorrie, 28; a few days ago, wending 11 our friends were Commencing to babkle on -is the favorite"victim in these invidious com. building is spoken of. In 1886 it Was found - case hall � when about seven acres � -, - -� . , � never been paralleled, and it is -The machinists are ot woXk puttin in Blyth, 15, making a total of 174. Like were cleared up. The young people enjoy . � . " that the buildings h d cost us in construe- 9 , I . -4 the armor. it is true they aro never be. ' parisons. Of coursoi it is done for political 9 great impetus will be given . _ baAcets ii , .1 pro bableltl�at a * . he Wingliam Electric Alexander of old, he is still looking for ed a dance e 9. , , . The yiel I pa' I half a million dol- Light power house in Lower Wingham. It fresh fields to conquer. - tion and r ' irs nearl y in th e 0 % ,,sel designing on both sides of the - At- Hamilton, of the 8th con- , . � , hilld at election times, but a th�rough or- effect, for many of the same papers during lars-.' That sum has �robably been 6xceeded t I -Mr. John B. ve"In funeral 4 , . 11 . 11 I . - I passed U 2. ganiz:4tion is one of the very, heat iorcranners the Me will not be long -before ,the lights will be -We clip the followipg from the Gait c8esion of Elma, bag sold his fifty acre far � I . Kenzie administra'tion could see by this time, and the result of our expendi- lanlic-� I . 4 �, i I � " . � to success at the polls. I . I nothing in store for Canada but blackest ture is a motley collection *of bricks and supplied from the new *orks. � Reformer of last week : A quiet ,.�edding on the 6th cOnces8ion, to Mr. .Win. Alem' was larg4 . I � . ! I . - '. dd - . . I I -As Miss Lizzie Walter,. a tailoress, of. took place st the residence of Mr.,;'Alexan- for the sum of $1 goo. Re .. __ � i despair, and if a Reform Government we mortar of various ages and styles, A8sum- I It is a good PI e Vehicles I .. �, re . . !. - . News of the Week. HolmeF;ville, was i inR iron the der McPhail, West River Road, on Wed- and well worth the money- . . About The Plebiseite. : ' � iDg that we required In Canada an imitation - . using a press Ushers of . 1. : to come into power to -morrow th a roy &I court, t e building as at firlet ILLIONS 1HEAE.-Over 2,100,000 peopt other day, she had the misfortune to let. it nesd%y, Ilth inst., being the marriage of -Nir. W. J. Brine has purebased th - addition I k�_A �� rd, t Harris.BT 11 - suffor a conversion in 'regard to their rosy erected was too sa)al a d additions to it - visited the World's Fair last week, buret it. It was very painful for a ew Mr. Joseph Sharp, principal of the Galt near St. Mary _. Mr. Howard, his son e - � I very hea, The politi"l enemies of Sir Oliver Mo,wat 1� n .. e fall on her foot, giving it such a crush as to his youngest daughter, Miss Jessie M., to farm of Mr. W. H. Howard, of Blaneba � : L - I Mr. , - have been made from time to time. he - -RiCE "CROP INJURED. -The late storm days, but she is able to be at work again. ' -Business College. Miss McPhail will be re- S. E. Howard, and families this aecti . have been unanimous' in proclaiming 'the hued views of Canada's prosperity, go 8 id f 0 F I making of a further addition will tide Over down South caused great injury to the rice - remove in No� . . plebiscite on prohibition a piece of trickery den and violent. it would. resembles, spasm. 4While putting up eave troughing on the _,inembered as a well known and popular vember to Inni8fail, Northwest Territory. � The Cuvt - - to, en%ble the " little tyrant " to avoid taking . The. ridiculousncss'�of the' the difficulty only temporarily. Sooner , or crop. � . barn -of APIr. Hugh Chambero, -deputy-ree-ve Captain af the Clinton corps of the 'Salva- -Among the malayvisitors who left . fOr opened oi I . . . TOI I 'icY of picturing later Ahe country will grow tired af the INDIA's NEW VICERO�e,-The Queen ha f Aphfie'�d, one day last week, Mr.P.Keys, tiou Army, some four or five years ago. - tt; - . _. a Cecided stand on the question. Even Sir, the condition of the United !Stater, in'such c(,stly-procege of pate iing, and an agitation app, oved the appointment of the Earl of jC4181 0 the World's Fair on W". M -CLU � I . . . , . .k �, . - y . * doleful colors i8-APP%rent when we remem- will arise either for the construction ginals Viceroy of India. conduct t .. �'. - John Thompson pronounces the plebiscite a a tinsmit)�, fell about twent feet to the -On Tuesday afternoon of last- week An Mitchell, were IN -1r. James Robb, Mayor NV. . � - W4 .. I . ' � ground, abd although no bones were brokea " . , _,pawardly makeshift. If Sir Oliver does not ber the oft repeated declarations of , of an entirely ne edifice or for the , TkOUSANDS OF TEmPERANCE WOMENT AT - accident happened by which Miss 011ie N�s- R. Davis, At,r. and Mr . A., a. Anderson . Ineeting i � 1.� I , , th a I ' ' he Was badly shaken up. a - 4. THE _g aannt of the attempt to keep FAIR. -The second Biennial Convention bitt, of Summerhill, narrowly escap3d be. and Mr. and Afro. Walter Thompson, l'ag" - whi ,. .1� T! I I . - , ��, wish to give the people prohibiti6D and yet Cabinet ministers regarding Protection, in up a miniatu -Mr. Wm. Miellie, of Morris,basselect- Ing killed. She was out driving and sonie- -Mr. Robert Jones, of Eden Farm, Lo- . . pro.mineb . " ; - ro court in Canada. of tl�, e World's Women's Christian Temper- ed a very fine youn Shropshire ram from . , of 1; I I auce Union is goin 9 - i� allows a plebiscite to be.taken, bo� is cer- their'recent tour through this Province, for We are in favor of the latter course, and we, g on this week in Chi. thing went wrong in connection vviLh the gan t6wnship has decided, 'on account of this P1 1. i � . . - - I I Uiuly lacking- in that astuteness with which - Lady Henry Somerset, who had . the flock of T. Anderson & Son, near Bel- harness which caused the horse to become failing health,V sell out and go to British -we ' '21 the United States is undoubtedly the most. believe public opinion is moving in that di.- FS90 ek -in J . � lil, . � grav,e. Mr. Michie will ship the ram to his . � J he is credited, for by so doing he allows th o completely protected rection, and will dem wd that any change't JOurneyed e4ecially from England in her unmanageable mud Miss Nesbitt was thrown Columbia, where he thinks the -climate will � 4 --it .. -10untry in the world; son Thom, as, a young farmer in the county .. I � . . I � �, . . � �3s entirely and and if protection has proved unprofitable the Gove'r'nEor-General. and the Lieutenant' � �Orga ization, to represent Miss Wil . her so that she remained unconscious for I from BRIEr's 1�4 matter to go out of his hand in the maintenance of the establishments of cl%PaCity of Vice -President at large of the . I . with great force 6om the buggy, stunning suit him better, . . "I . of Halton. . .�k . , - Z4. the people are enabled to . 4 . lard, -Dr. Marion Oliver lately returned ; i. I do Just as they there, as our. Conservative Governors shall be in �h di . Ile the Opening iession -The repairs and -improvements to the several minutes. She was none the w roe India, addrebs d a large gathering of ladies I � 8 d . - e :�fl� friends not only rection, of cut-' ca to order., Note Presbyterian church at Ethel are completed 0 & � Toronto 4 1 I (st Presbyter ianchurch, St. 1MATYS, started ri ��;: - I - I ; � temyerance women represent every State of and,the building very much improved there- call. � �, - lealie, and do it without ting do'wn and not of increasing expendi �eyomd a bad shak ng up, but it was &,close in the Fir , � P � Jpterference. If idmit but Positively assert, what must be ture, and of dispensin aa far- as - the Union, also Cainada,,China, Japa;n,"Eng- on' Thursday afternoon, last week, taking - I possible, he ever had the intention the Conservatives the fate of Canada if she adheres to the 'I by.' A now shingle roof has been put on the EpTw( I � I With ornam ' land, France, Germany and India. -One day lately, as 116' ,hl,of for her subject 44 , . �; Bay he had, it would have been a very much same policy. ". ental insti mtions. The Liberal . I the foundation pointed, the wa a kalso'. v. L. W. Die , the women ening t � � I I ab th � �, shrewder move on his part to have appoint IT HAS PAID. -The World's Fair financial mined and the woodwork painted. Holmesville, was turning ithe corner at of the Zananas." . . Presidelli �, party has placed itaelf on record as in favor 11 ev "I ed __ of the strictest economy ; the'party in pow- state -nen,t to Septem her 30 r4hows recei t place for the cut line, his horse became -Miss Pbemie Magwood, eldest daughter - I . dent, Sar t "." a commission to loGk into the; matter, for E �aai, -Peter Simon, an Indiam, met with a frightened at a brush heap on the aide of of the late J. Miagwood, di -d an Friday dent, M . ,.,�\ er has been forced to Make promises of re.- 825,04,i99; expenditure, $24,205,690; - badlaccident in Exeter the other day. His the road, ano took to the ditch.- It tried to . ht, at the residence of her 'brother, MT. Wrn. Tat - � A Row in the Camp. treuchment by the pr(soure of public opin- ance in treasur $1,028,509. - nig e . ; � �� then he could nort only havkdelayed definite - �he Young Co ervative Club of Toron- . load of " fire water " being rather cumber- run between 4 tree and -the fence, but as the er several Correspoi � : Go Thomas Magwood, M. P. P,,.. aft' . � action longer, but he could have kept the . ion; the farmers, who are organizing and MARRIED.- ood, son some, he took a tumble down the stairs space was not wide enough the buggy was months of severe suffering, which was borne -' . I 7 � _. . to,is not, if we may judge from reports, &. demanding an increased share of the Marquis of Dufferin, was married In leading from L%'wyer Dickson's office, where left. Organist, _� - matter more or less under his own control . in the man- ,� .4 ; agement of public affai ra, will certainly be Paris, on Saturday, to Miss Flora Davis, of he had been seeking the scalp of an Ileged Mr. Diehl wis thrown Out and some- with Christia and patience. Druramol �, happy or hl�rrnonious family. It is'divided n fortitude �_ * by a judicious selection of the conimis- found'on the aidebf a policy of 11 democratic New York, what scratched and bruined., but other ,than -Knox church, Tavistock, has decided to � I . I into two camps . or factions, the Thomson- simplicity." Great Britain is com- EUROVEAxs ASSAULTED. -During offe#der, and dislocated his left shoulader. breaking the buggy and harness, nothing have the use of a good organ in its service , have I gol .1 - . %. - . � as dimposed of his ., -8 They repi . y 'ival in Fez, Morocco, - and Trinit-� Lutheran church, of Sebastopol, - - I . -aiianers, The fact remains however, as the ians and the McCarthyites, - hometan feet a few -Duncan Campbell b serious took place. . _ i . and the fe - eling Ing more and nAor under radical and a Ma- 50 -acre farm, west half lo Joseph, B �.. evidence at hand shows, that he is not a - between the two in very bitter. They bad democratic rule, and e, may t 7, ooncessidn 16, -Hugh Williams, of Brussels, celebrated It .1 ( 0; rely upon it days ago, se�eral Europeans were assaulted han decided to replace I a old harmonium I iug frien� Lo; scheming politician, but an earnest Grey, to his neighbor, William Turnbull, his 50th er on with a handsome $1,500 pipe organ, before ,��', that from tha� source here w I be little or and seriously injured by the fanatical who owns the .east fifty, for the sum of for Detro .. ,� , well an election of officers this week and each ii year as a carriage build � - � %_ .- � meaning statesman, who has tried to do no pressure u on us t maintain, a costly Moor 8. W ednesday of lant week. He was born on next Christmas. week for I n P fActiOn Put up a full set of candidates. Be- a ��i 82,�00, Possession will be given on April the island of Anglesey, No Wm. Leard, who gave his home aft Lon� College,- ',�'. D-1 ------ imitation f royalty at Ottawa. Hc NN, is THis ?7-Cardival Gibbons, in a I t rth Wales, May I I- and I this instance has Certainly succ"'ceded, fore the electiotl came Qff, some building wi I Dg .8 , 1894. Mr. Campbell will not resume sequen � doo, spent last Friday night in the Stratfora fit � � In doing what is best both for the cause of charges A new i mean entirely new !. cent interview, referred to the am& i 1825, and will con tly be -69 -years oi 1� McCarthy part' ag just furniture, for 411 the a thorhies will tell us incre, �1 farming, at least for a time, age at his next birthday. M . r, Williams . are beai 7 �.� - �� were made by the .' y a Lee of Catholicism on the American cells sobering up, Next morning he' was � - lights $4 -- I ,�� temperance 'and for the province. � -Mr. Charlton, the directory man, who came to this countr � in 1840, loc fined $10 and costs or 60 days-orgiven an I y sting at .Nlro. Hen ._1 �; I the other, to the effect that -1 that it will Wa piece f indboent parsimony U t and added that the Protestant has- een in most of the towns in the county, Elora. He served his apprenticeship with our to leave the town. He accepted the , they had -placed to )n v 0 .1 �'� - ut the oldich%irs .I to rooms where they Rurpphees were all more or less trending to was arrestel in Exeter on' Saturday o . 'I 1� . A bogus names on the voters' listo, and had in P �_ her fathel 41 �� will not harnJlonize w'ith the walls. Then, Roml. f- last William Robinson, of Gait, and after living .last alternative. � ' � 11 I - 11 :: �� :�,!F - The VanAllen and Maynard � other ways used unfair means to gain an ad- the building'jbeiag lai ' I i FotIR MEN BURNE'D To DEATH. week on a charge of ste ling jewelry from a in differeut places located in gr,uasels in this weeli ; � . ger thin the present � -The J -The little son of Mr. John A. Chalmers, a I � I lady boarder in week' foi I i I : �� r I Cases. vantage. The President, who was also e* one all the far Cl�rke a hotel) Crediton, 1875, He is not a broken down man yet of Poole, set fire to a straw stack on a recent . W* w-ish I , - L spondingly, ed both livi near M nto, rth Dakoti, was en- that'village. The magistrate deeming the with the best of them. ork Matches, and I . Somers, k' I _. * turning officer, is a sympathizer with t I at �xpenses will be corre- Mhouse of Geor Komatski, a farmer - and taken before one of the magistrates Of by any means, but can do his day's w while playing with - � - � � . The so-called " Van Allen Case 1' has been r i2rreraesed. I We are oppos n i 99 Sunday afternoon - - 11 , �, ' 16 91 M( i 1- _ creating a great deal of discussion in the Thompson party, and he u ed his - y b6fore anything could be done In , - . a authority � i 1113 to this proj�c and to �he plan of making an tirel deptro ed by fire Friday night. Mr, evidence insufficient, he was acquitted. -The other dayMr. Wni, Weir, of the - lf� United States of late. Mr. Van Allen is an ' extensive ad itiou td. Rideau Hall. These Kom taki's, four sons were burned. -The stir in the Bayfield real estate mar- Bayfield road, Goderich tOWDShip, adver- the fire had spread to the barn and driving nded - KING FROM SIGHT.-Louieville, a coal shed, both of which were entirely consu med I �. . ;k h , to declare the elections postponed until the' are not times for iner aging the bill of ex- �Sl atte '. . I - Order �ol � I 1". 9 Iding tised for a steer that he had lost: A few with their contents. � I - R i on Tuei � peluse for orn menti. mini g town of 700 inhabitants, 25 miles oite business stands awd' park lots are &11 days a terwarde he found it. -Two weddings recently enlivened - ? .. � extremely wealthy Rhode Island man, who charges made could ' ket sti�l going on, Cotta, a lots, bui " I . - be. investigated. The Rideau Hall will last � 4, . our time, and if post rity wants a palace, Dort of Denver, Colorado, is sinking out of I This animal* I ij He MoCarthyites objected to this course � ' i7 f spends a great deal of his time abroad. 8 11 . , die- Mike on the move and the indicatio'n's are, . so A -Z ) posterity can pay for it. Our opinion is, eight Tile. town in built over the Walsh not walk home when it saw the cie�y circles around Donegal, Miss Maggie, � Garrie. t 1 ..4 . .. - puting the President's authority, and ,held . present, that the sound of the hammer will- ad ertisement, nor was its recovery second daiughter of Mr. Joseph Cooper, . was . � day., -Ali s also a Democrat. In the last Preilden at did .,% however, thai Posted y will do nothing of �voal mines, and its destruction is being ring louder than eventhis year through ev- in vany way due to the advertisement -sin- marr guest of ,11 I I , , , � tial election Mr.. Van Allen made a very a meeting, and in the absence of the Presi. the sort, but 'Fill dem. d, if not the aboli. .caas d -by the sinking of the aLurface above ied to Mr. Aaron Jones, and Miss Mary A I . 1. - large contribution to'the " ery p�rt of that beau�iful village, before an- Brownlee -, --- , F� .1 a ..... _, . ppointed their . i tion of the of ce the reduction of it to a While hunting I " Democratic c'm- dent and Vice. - President, a * . e, th..1 . the I De, gulir As this may seem. E, eldest daughter of Mr, A. W. Buchan i - many frit .- tli aign fund, it the- Fe., other summer has come. around the farm, Mr. Weir found the steer drover, was united in marriage to Mr. Roanb' I : �� . P ' ,solicitation of own chairman and return log -officer, and business basis under which the Governor- A'OTHER GREAT -GRANDCHILD TO THE , � i� I General -The mauy.,friends of John, Michie, for- head first in a hole on the river bank, where ert Rymer, of Mornington. � "e. a friend of his who was shall�live l�ike� the Premier or the QUE N. -The Cro,wn Princess of Roum&nia, e ly of -Morris township, but now 0-1 S&gi- it had, seemingly, slipped down the bank of North Hasthope, I .: a very prominent proceeded -with the election, which, of Chief Justice of the upreme Court. fo I P i 0 Marie of Edinburgh, gave m r -Edward Flannagan, � . . , ! rm r y rince ' 1�: . ! � � i new City, Michigan, will regret to learn ' I � worker in the Democratic interek. A course, resulted In an overwhelming victory n oil the 15th inst. Both moth- 8' while on'his way horno froin Stratford ion DIED. - ' � L birth to a so and broken its neck in tile fall. It was on . ,2,, t�_ � - I - I I � , � � I I . i short time ago Mr. Van Allen, who has for their candidates y ' Z_ro will be sorry to er and child ar"i'doing well. The Princess that while at work in one of the shops of the of the best steers on the farm, and had been Saturday night was hold up land robbed of I ,daugb er - ., . � never mixed in ' . The then declared MANY of 0 Frreade � Saginaw Beef Company he met with an ac- dead for several dave. his watch. - A 'man namedJ about t . �11 I Poll ics further than Men- these officers, so'electk the duly elected learn: of the I serious wasi arried od Januaty loth last. hal �' h�nels McMicken #.,- . � cident whereby his left;leg was broken a few -On the 6th inst, Mr. Adam Cook de- was arrested, p,g� , tioned above, nor ,illvess of Sir John M TTERSMENDUNG AI-VIONG MINERs.-Ful- and the vl� �tcii 6und on him. very eud � ) a , I public service, -had any experience in the 'officers of the club, and have made a de t, lat:,fremier ,'f Canad. , and it is ly 2C,000 miners are now at work in N tal and is getting along nicely. - . as sentenced to a year it',- the Central . bad only. I - Abbot . ot- inches above the ankle.' He is in the hospi- parted from this life, after a linge�,u,g ill. He w - inted by President demand far the custody of the club prop- proba , that be ore these lines appear tingt amehire and Warwickshire, and the aAed disease w 1.0016� was a-ppo. even . , ness, at the age of 78 years. e prison, ' Cieveland � ituidiii:,n ip.the caal districts of those two -Milso Huston, 12th concession of How- came with his parents to Canada f,r re- -Mr. Lemuel P-elton dispo - of the bo ' .. I 0 I., 11 hav h M � sed of one of I . Americam . Ambassador to ert - k. The Thompson party claim that these in Print lie w e �;Ilosed his long and a , ick, just north of (.11orrie, had the -top of her o his one hundred acr6 farms. near Trow- I age, Thl It%ly. The Republicana charge that, at the oce C un practically. resumed I Aand in 1827 iud eettled in the countyI of . pr edings are. entirely illegal, refuse to somewhat ev(ntfulli esithly career. He if, 001nd tion. I -ts normal foot badly out while splitting some kindling Peel, where they resided for some time,then, bridge, last week, to Mr, James Porterfield, "lave the I I . wood on Monday last week. -The cords con - � I . time the aforementioned contributiou was raco nize the authority bf the new officers, suffering fro c PgACE.-The International Parlia. (t took - up a -$5,000. There is a fine I niunity 'It I 9 � - - and go ihe matter stands. An'appeal to the -of the intestines.- I I montlary Peace League, now� in sees . . necting with the toes were severed and farm of 160 acres 'on the Oth concebsion of large brick house and good barns on the I NLO�CESI. made, Mr. Van Allen Nvas pi'ven to under 114 a cancer in the lower portion Fo i Mr. Cook came to Huron am of Mo.uhton, for I - sLand that if the Democrats were successful About a week ago the ion in es were required to close the Goderich township. I � _ courts' is Dow s oken of. These proceedings disease had progreese' * B 111c0el"t seven stitch In 1876 he retired place, and the land ia in it good state of cul- 13ome last be would p � 4 so far that it pre- aldr 88 ,(!119 ' ilim, has decided to present,an wound i Tfie ,, oung lady is doing as well as � gat this offioe, and that the � r. Gladstone,.the' British Min- from Jarmilog and went to Goderich to re- tiv&ti3On. ; j8hall is � t I whole were interspersed by numerous * club nieet- vented the compietto" of the process of ister� mqu�sfing the discussion in the British - - could be expected, and it is thought no side, Mr. Cook raised a family of thirteen, While 41r. John Riddle, wbo,'resides are pleali * business was a shaniefull corrupt bargain. ings( at which both f' 1 permanent lameness will result. � " - actions were ldrrecl y digestion. I .into the . abdome,', Paur, ame�trbol a bill to promote % permanent nine of- whom survive him. He Was a faiith- near Britton, was returning from church, on - Bella W y t 'A , n in"imi �, it -Thp Exeter Times says : 11 A gentleman . Some of the Democrats maintain that I I _�t of r essary� for reli6f a' CO rt tj o 11'. I ful member of the Methodist church, and 9, Sunday, his team, a pair of 'ver'y spirited I Ezekiel I . . � � I I - . I - . - . � I . I I 0 y 2 ; " 7 ,g n � ` I C ti 1: !C it a in i . dJ' w I I a .1 - I r I . � � I ,f.� I . I I . � there represented, and these meetings were of"the was nee nd proved perfect. last week told the Times that I �1 E Couservative in politics. I animals. became unmanageable and ran here -the, D for the time. The 1 eration, � �ORLD's FAIR. -The Special COm- Exeter was the cleanest, neatest, brightest - Mr. Van Allen was appointed sim- on1v served to widen the breach between however', if; 0 ] 1 the World's' Fair management, re- and busiest town he had -The other day, while Mr. Michael away, 'thiowing tho occllp.%nts out, and Dakota, , was no -understanding at all in the matter, most acrimonious a, d noisy character, and 1Y successful ' I e 0 from Toronto and that I - O ill ii� "I - , ply because he was considered a competent visited for some Klump and son, of Stephen township, were smashingthe.rig, They ail sustained slight ,� � hu-inmer.- ly palliative. The 7isease it- ceu$y %ppointed, has decided to keep open time, and he visits t . . - .! [ . I , . b (I ill the Gffioe. , Oth' ressing 1[ with great .'rapidity. ,e yo . -'N1, � rmin to f the factions. What the ultimate result will self is prog th ""r "'! n( the end of 'the month, as hern all," All the unloa,ding wood from a wagon at the Metro- Injuries, but nothing seriou?. .81116Y 1 1 era admit �ihat be can not, of -course, be predicted. The Owing to SirlJollu's iige the physic' ion Jas the: weather will permit and the peo. towns in the county h&ve had the same politan Hotel, Exeter, the son narrowly . -214r. Chaxles Fullarton, arin of Mr. to Uttend i the thing was wrong, ' I �, ians feat )l d thing, said about them by similar gentlemen; escaped being killed. It seems after tillart I on, of Elma, bag been on- � . the boys i , - � I, .., I . �ut Claitil that this is club has th membership of about one thous- that he cannob live m16re than a few d- - P 0 40M in sufficient numbers to make it- it,s larael & � , . - I , re. Thomas F . "A i. 4.1, i I � ,_ a m f.f.r nF - ; - 6. : 0 .1 I I . � J - Fr Usule. J j, - — a Slay V me; Moving - the h4,qder part of the load the gaged as teacher of School Section No. 7 . , Inistortui Ip. " . 4. �� I — cc an I resineat Harrison did in and five hur-Ared, and a, split in a Jar Heart fail sometimes entirely a mabter of business. � '1' . I . ! , � . go and re is pr',obabl -he thing to be D NOT WANT SiPARATION.-The Con weight of the -wood in front caused the Elma, for 1894, a' a s dary of $290, ,A,fr C. � I I mew Till _. i I - - , L the case of Mr. Wanaaittker, and 1 -hat . important body like this is a a I I u I . y . 11; � ,,t I I I I the, erious thing Most dreaded lat presll, t. stit tion League held a convention ' , the p � I I I I I J ' —The Toronto Mail thus refers to E, N. rack to tilt forward on the horses, which J- Wynn ' - Ur.'s, lw� �, , al , , . I I P, I , 4 Republicans therefore cannot afford to _' ' . - at resent teacher, having re . :1 - make froin a party point of view. _ Ka I British Columbia; Lewis' trim little yacht, Norma, of, ,Goder. caused them to ran away with the boy o' signed for the purpose of furthering his 11", Nichol � , 41�1 "I � It shows, t _t-_ Ion Tupadq, a - - 0 - i . .. �� e,; � :� i liluch lno�ise about it, Haxper's a gates from a dozen mainland � .v � z .. � 1 I$. 1 �. Weekly, an however, that the young ' d� �71?0i6hpgiele - ich : The Norma in a cutter 42 feet over top of the � wood. The boy, in his perilous studies. . , - TjiE GREAT I coliier�'lock out in England, ,a ��_, mon have more . a aumber � , �*., - 1 4 I I . 1.,'� - independent paper " ith a strong tendency indepe � tw all, 14 fe�t beam. She was engaged in situation, cl u ng to the stakes of tile rack and �Mr. 11. S. Pelton, and sister Ida, of the Diet , . I VV � 4icts ere present. The majority were ��;;,_ I � � 11 � � . - ndence of thought, and are not so of which we 8 ok ' I . � :`�, lli � .� d. I at wee , ' eled all as the frantic team dashed on towards th 0 1 as ., 0 - . - fl-,, 11 to Ruppa - - i t'�, a k has almost adv rse 0 tile separation of the mainhud friendly races on four �ays,and,outsai a Atw'od, left on Friday, 6t i i t I r Inner- day� and ,��_') � Vancouver island. .c I moment kip, to attend the sick bed of their brother, Wenetic �, 1'11'� � I 41- i Clevelan , gtrougly candenins hi,m in I - - I , I 1,!: - I t and a great admiration for M r. easily whipped into line by the party lash, sub The ar fro� the Detroit cracks, in lbding the Shamrock - thought every - d,;,.-.; - � t sided. � b tors decided that the fOUndry it was I - fro +_ 1, - � �� I I a, men shou S431IOUS FIRE.—There was a very serious Alborac, Empress, etc,,1 being defeated only he would be das d into eternity, but after Charles, who was recently kicked in the large isto �- �J i this as the old ahaps are. IdUltakbn ack at their old wages, fi ' - he I �� ,5!4. I inst%nce, and it is probable tha.t i,ts grounds L . I i . n'BAIUMOrO, Maryland,' ice,by the Empress,in"a light breeze, Like bei%jumbled over -a heap of old i ' he foreliead by a colt, The former returned to the way ; 1z i f 7- � re Friday night, or Mon AM I . . I ,� ,,.� Z and that durinF aber ain part of the slack all English boats, she requires strong was Dally tossed On an old cultivator, ,ri, - . I � I , . .� . . ------,-- — - I 1�;,�, _� 1 , , lor du*iag so are gooj. I by hich the Brush Electric Light T not Atwood on Tuesda , * ;" I., . , y I �i"-,%,,, � Reformers. in th a I . Ilant � . - while the latter will Coming t i 1-1- .:, r � Unitea states who had looked to the Demo. A Hard Sentence'. I period they shoule submit to a ten per cent. was otally destroyed. The fire extended to winds. I much the worse for his * dangerous ride. remain a week or t . I � - — � fiI - __�_� . Y M r, John V. Ell , , w , I usin — wo nursing Charlie, who I gaged a - - il . era ,, - , I � , 111: editor of the St. John, , � , cratic party, and moro especially to Mr. tou look the cells, fearing jury and the wagon without a break. —In Mitchell last Priday afternoon a gun : I . , - , . I I � " f I,'" reduction, hich sho Id last only during the the enitentiary, and the turnkeys ref i One day last week, Mr. William Web- §trange to say, all escaped with slight in- is making slow progress towards recovery, 11 � the p �, r, t isp ...k 1, time specified' WO t Of the men have . an escape, unt ster plucked in the garden of Mr. A. W. I .1 ;� � . w 11 . __,4 - - � I ,_ ' , —In Rowic which T. McLITen, blacksmitb-, - i�� - 4 " 8, k, on the 7th inab., Mr. Ed- . , I ,,-, (New Brunewick)q Globe, hail been sentenced the ivere prevented going to the rescue o Webster, Win#am, two clover st lka, an . -was'repsir. 1� ,�:it:: 2 A, I P - 1-_�,�� 1� I ,I �.Nvoefully dis. clo. ward Campbell, father of Mr. wa discharged, wounding John Beer, , !,� �. - ClevOland, for thO.,creabing Gf a now order of - have gone baci to work.- account of the fla many of the prison. one of which he found ten four-leaved George- Ing 8 , � . � Ti _� � - #I appointed at finding that even the most a fine of $200 and costs,- for � d I fully I . vl-,� �� J.�; 11 , ar eight five -leave clo- Campbell, of Wallace' Passed peace who was entering the door. Mr. McLarea, erican politics are . to one month's im risonment in the con" The keynot EOlution of the labor . beiriFeese't free by the firemen vers and on the othe - . � Ithingi in Arn agrecol to this �nd n . , . 6 Mon gaol, with e of th ) era, before 11AP T'� . I - I ' 0 ) the viciu' . X cointempt 6f court. The circumstances roblem seems !to iave been struck, and it were seriousllv if A, ot fatally injured away having reached his 78th year, Since who was not aware that the gun was loaded, them wi .�' - ,---: of P . �",*:.' -i ',� , 0ou ageauu and, outspoken Politician of his . , vers. Tho�e who give these matters some ,� � ,1,:, I U . the death of his partner five months a 0, his wan heating *c barrel to make tile necessary . t � is I I arbitration." , attention, s�y they never saw so many four . , :, �, �,J . -is not without a taint. Bab the the case are those :—In the general election - I f, i J I . day . - �� I � !�� , - - 0 =-,14 � . � farthey, . -, - more , health has been failing, but he was atle to repairs 36nd the heat caused it to go off. -Mr. � , . " 11 . . I __ — . and five -leaved clovers on two stalks before, . , I 1 !1�7 �, - arat I - , i . I � ,,� -p� . I , I , desparate the case becomes the sharper must of February, 1887, George G. King was the THE Toronto New , an independent Con. Huron Notes. - —A partridge came -into Win be around until two days before his death. Beer is progre-e-sing favorably . e I se 'i, . z�� . , �� be tile, remedy. I Deceased was born in the county of Tyrone, —Ther � - .� week, 0 - � , Pll , Liber -al candidate, and Goorge F. Baird the IM so Murphy, sister of Rev. Dean urday of last week, and. Wale taxing a survey . e Wks a crowded house at the P L I I ;! ;�. I I . servative '_ __ . - upils'— I ; � Paper, says : " The coming win- ' Ireland, and was among the earl eat settlers ism � , . V� - v, - � 1. .,�- � ) . - . . 11 � " I Another case is creatin still more wide. Conservative caqidate in the county of P of Irishtown, is at present siti g of things imgenerql from a telephone wire i monthly meeting of the Women's Christ' echoolte .: . 9 ter will 'be an exceptionally bard 1�ile'rr)d'syn Montreal, in front o of the township of Howick. He leavo a Temperance Union at Mitchell. .olte. 1i 1, ; I " T 4 .olte. . " I -spread discussion. and receiving even' Queen'sp New Brunei n f Ithe 1�ranswick House, when 1), , on Sunday - _.:t �_ � J NJ. Black, the popular teacher of 'Sexy Kent got his eye on it, procured a night, lot Inst. of - S,350.- � . , t �,�'! �� - �, I � -_� sbarper, wick - King was duly Toronto. '� The signs �f approaching dioantereles _ r. family of eight sons and four daughters, six p aftef.church services. The � ; *.1. �:u� �. I - - chair was occupied by Mr. Black, of .the school -are I , , � shootiDg iron and let fly at the birdi It * . 1� i - - . 41 , , 4,- � ' condemnation. This i3 the nomination' of elected by a majority of 61,' receiving 1,191 are visible, everywheri;, owing to the de School Section No. 3,- Morris, has been re of whom are comfortably settled I A11011111- I Ischoolho, " I - ,,_"-V 1 1 Isaac H. Maynard to a Justiceghip votes to hill OPPOne6t's 1,130. 1 - engalged for, another year, flew away, and interested spectators- didn't tob&. His remains were followed a their High Rehool,'and addresses were delivered . , 1- .; " - Baird was ,g ra . � to . . _.. �i,z i - by Mr. W, Cantlon and Mrs, H. J. Harl- . . I . of the returned by the returning cfficer, John R. pression In the buildi t de,and the delay —A driving shed in the course of erection think much of the mportaman's Marksman- last resting place in the ninth line cemetery � I and -Mrs. . ` '1'�i � , .� Court of Appeals by the New York Demo. on Tuesday, by a large g hoome, O - � k '�,_ � 1. � ; *1 "S , ... in commen�ing work 'o)% on he farm of Mr. Westacott, Hullett e partridge athering of friends hurt, the latter speaking largely from her P ,; � � - I , street railway* conver. ship. On Monday, howeveT..?, th �� 11) i . - I., �_ � x� t I I I I I I 0 on lr NYednesd ' '. ;; mani heads of f'milies have been o' 1, lown down by the gale on Saturda; was found dead on the roof of and neighbors. He first settled in German. experience at the recent Prohibiti n C - q r 1, 1 06 ut a house on I ".�z 4 �; . inade with King's nomination paper was of e I last.' . � of so no - 1� , crate at their recent State Convention. Judge ' Dunlo, the pretext being that th ' e deposit ision, 8� ii , if �, 1,14.1 - �� 40 Maynardis the man who, during an election ml the opposite side of the road. town, Pen may I vania, forty-three years ago vention at Toronto. . . .� �q�,; I I � 1, I not regular, as the money 3loyment half the summer. , lie . � gh A. J_.-� � The I — � �J ,.- I � an e two years, then move to HOD. Speaker Ballantyne, of Stratford, . tend,our _�! a tramp, who calls the township of Tecumseh, Simcoe county, has returned from II -is journey to Colorado, - l',!J �. � Ulsed fingers, the re. dance of Mir. William Sheriff, near' St. ro, moving Om 9 . - I �_ ! �-,, , ; 1, - e of years ago, have man�ged to make ends meet during tor was off work last week, himself John,Walker, called at the resi. . bolmne. � I 1; fji�:- for the State Senate a cOuPi , had been handed - —or. George Town, turner at Bell's fac. - —Oa Monday last d -lived ther our nei I � i ! I y Wingbam, " 1, , while Deputy Attorney -General, stole a toDLIUnbyeomepertion other thauKingjs the warm ;eather, beelk suffe Ing from badly br where he lived for ten yea fr Mrs. a:nd Miss Balllantyne es- �- -14. - - VF use the coat 'of liv- after meein I . _-, ; agOnt, It is admitted on all hands that 11 I It f a belt breaking. Jing up the lot he has � 8tauley" I ,� -11, paper which, had it been received by the Ing is less than at oth' on there into Howick, tak tablished in Denver. Mrs. Ballsontyme was - I ii- �, - , er seasons. � � 1'� * - 1. Dunn was guil * . But Aar- Helena, during the absence of Mr. Sher ff, since lived on and making it at the time of fatigged, by her long .journey across the quaintauc - * - - -, I *,;; I S:tikte Board of Canvassers in tim . — rhere were 6,653 tickets sold at the and made himself quite at home. He I �, . �. e, would I - I ty of a viOlstion of the ing the 1 " ,� . I � -prescribed dut.y, which was simply claim- his death, one of the finest farms in the lains, but her recovery was faster than had ... 11 � -T,� - . P ai�n y I (301111110 six months, when the ex. gateo on the occasion of the recent Blyth ed to be a detective and ordered Mrs. Sheriff township. His son John is living on the een usual with her in Canada—& hopeful .. . : i _� mum I _,0_ - I havegiven the Republicausa majorityof penne 'of h louse -keeping will be at its maxi. fall &ow,the gate receipts at 5 and 10 cents to get him something to eat, wash big socks, homestead, but is away at present- on a 41 Sir-, O I � .,� ?,c � k : � , �� . � , � , I I �� 11 I . , I � �� .. . . to return the candidat6 having the majority P and E ., � ' , '! X , I . One, but its withholding gave the Democrats e " .. - d . I — Im eneraIly, and before visit to his brothers and sisters in the went, having rented a furnished residence. � . tivvl.y- fel� -1, f votes, leaving the defeated candidate to Holmeaville apple packer bad a rath leaving the hduse t000t, a parse out of'the and would firist learn of his fatherO Mr. John O'Brien,of the firm of 0"Brien , I , , � when the scanty earnings now 81110unting to $491-73. . and wait uponl. hi sign. They have taken up house keeping, :tl - �*�. , , - - -ty of one instead, Fol this he was 0 . coming in' ill b ti ly shut off, otarva. , 1� - - � a majori � 'J.. �� , 1. ,- -t � m4ke his objecti � e ... er ;� — r ... Ong in the courts, on unpleasant as well as painful experie On bureau and asked the loan of the money death more imp . : �,,� , I enounced by the New York Bar Associa- half On be- ti or acce tancee 00nf � bread of charity Tues�ga . . i I . - � � ': , .-, . . . ., - m were strong Demo- will be the only alternative presented. yto H. Baker's gang were till he came back. Mrs. Sheriff, who ' �Spexkiug , I , , ority of who i made to of last week, as the I 4 , of Mr. King applicaDion waf ,Zh e — I , , - --- r tion, a miaj is a by wire. el Brothers, Stratford, was married.on the ;� - ��i' i �7 the Coun - ,, drivi orchard. The sent of evening - .F � - 11 11th inst., at Kinkora, to Mi,se Jul -is Ken- I . , I I I - , w n , . _� I ., 'I _. the pg has nedy, daughter of the lat-e Mr. Hugh Ken- "�, Then w �i I �.- - ' tv Judge for � a re-c0unt of the This looki� like hard times, and still we had ) A 4.0, Z , . . very nervous woman, was badly frightened � - . crats, and his crime was pronounced ' be-- votes, and this w4s proceeding when it was came! unbalanced and fell on to the back I . ur o rn nedy, of Kinkors. The ceremony was per- . 'Vince$ � _j '- _ I to - ' no back, and We gentleman be- I by the -bold adventurer. The tramp was —About fo clock last Saturday mo ' j __ �% _� . I � 1� � grand larceny in the second degree, At his half a dozen Cabinet Ministers in arrested On uesday near Tee8water by Ing flame# broke out In the @tables adjoin 13 formed by Rev. Father Kennedy, of Sea.� - . . whatever � _ � � � �- .4 . - % J le - I " �'... - � . stayed by ani order from Judge Tuck, of t' . " many wheel where he sat'some time trying vainly I County Const le A.'D, Cameron and taken James & Barron's planing mlll,Mitahell, forth, brother of the brid Miss Lizzie - nd we � - � _f � .. , 'v ,�, � - � - . �2s I he different planes, a few days.ago, assuring go to stop the,horme by putting his feet through I to.. I 8� �. 1 . - , � _ 1, I ; ; � 't t_-.",��, I I B � I �t-��r, . e' a � t. � �r, � C A or examination before Mag- fore the firomen arrived the flame4had godued Kennedy, sister of the bride, performed the ... , , - I I Dungannon I -, f:, � 11 , :I- - . � . I . . I . � �. whatever I .,*A�, - . � .. 'I . . . I -1 :�:,� ..It' . t - I . I 1" . 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