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The Huron Expositor, 1890-08-22, Page 8. . . I - . - I - — - , I . � 11 I - I . . . . � � I I � I i . - . -_ . - /_ I . I � I.- . I " - � - . - - - _: - — I . � .. . m f - I I . � . . - I � � . I - . � I .1 - - I -_ -1-1-1 �1_ � . - . . � . I � I . mlymor"01MMM"M - , 4 P, I . _ _," I . _ . . � � . . � - I . I � . . I ; I -- _�----- - . I I - I � . I I I . . I . . 1. � _ I- - � , __ - _- �,=7—_---_----7Z--- —.— �—v - I � , I I 11 . . . . . � � I I � I I � I . . . � . - I � � � � - . . I I . I � b � I I � : . . 4 i I . . . . � , . . � I - I � � . : I I , . I I . I . . . . . � I I � I . I . . � - - ��% - I � � - . I � . - - . 4 I I _� . � � � � . . . I ,_ '. - I �, - N I . . I �� ! � �� 1, . IL i I I AUGUST 22, -1890. 1_0.� - �... . - ITOR I I I _._ - 0.0 . I � I � . - . I- .. -_ . L . 8 i . I I - --- - - .-, I - 1� . I __ __ . -_ � I I . I I � — . ��. . ___ . ___ . I . " � . - . - ___ ____ ."_ former residence.is now ocannied . by lot of fellows.—A fifty acre farm.on the on his vacation. —Messrs. Harry, John 1 Brucefiel'd loses one of its young men T3 -NQ - - . � Walter Drake, owned by Jas. R. Trim- —Mr. U. Clark- 3rd- conoession of East Wawanosh, was and Samuel Penhale, tailors, of Toronto, not easily replaced.—A large number of .CREPARI I .. I - � .1 , - DWA RD. OASH ble, Port Huron ; Byron Cole, owned by Mrs., John Henderson. sold by auction at the Commercial hotel are home on a visit.—Miss Levett,.of our boys went to Bayfield last Sunday - . 2 _. I - 'L 1. I - -E I d by son.has returned from Toronto where he e left very - L I . - to attend the camp. Soin L a I � R. Roche, Seaforth ; Carlisle, owne, been visiting her un —FOR i -I � I ILL BUY FINE- hn Dod- has spent most of his holidays.—A good in this village on Saturday I&A.—Mr. London, who has - —W r . George Whiteley, Seaforth ; Jo ilton wielded the hammer. The cle, has returned home.— 11 Blister " late, but they got there just the same. - f, . - I I . 4 11 owned by W. W. French, many talk of going'from this vicinity to C. Ham ' Tuesday fo . Mr.- John Dowser and wife, of Clin- . . d,idg, "as purchased at) a goed figure by Balkwill leaves on r Winni- — .. I __L � — the Caledonian games at Liicknow on farm w . IL I ... .. L 0. —The Royal ,. I I - New Made Dairy Butter Torout 2.50 Class, purse $150. 3eg, Manitoba, where he has secured a ton, spent Sunday heie. ,. - I . . Mr. Robert Howard, of this place. I . - . L ... / 1. I 111J.. Burgess, the 110th of September. A splendid lucrative situation.—Miss McCaul, of Templars of Temperance intend holding I t L 11 11 � . Jennie B., owned by ,FALL TRADE , .. Hamilton ; Sarah R., owned by F. pr9gramme has been prepared. The . .. i —ON AND AFTER JUNE 2nd, 1890,— Landon, visited Mr. John Gillespie this a lawn social on Mr. David McIntosh's � I � a 11 .. I � ... I . � ick, Watford; Andy n mes are always ai success.— Staffa. .. i C., Ow ed Lucknow ga . , . � � I . Restor - - Z . � I I - W Must be uniform in color and sweet by G. Mi Creighton, Embro, Ontario ; Mrs. E. M. Sipprell and family, who Noms.—Master Edward Hodgson, of week.—Mi. Win. Bawden, of Goderich, lawn.next Tuesday evening. This will . - spent the fore part of the week in town be the event of the season, an the c . I - - ke it I �_ . I . . - Daisy L., owned by Dr. I Whitely, C,ode. have been spending the sutiftner here, Tbrouto, and Mr. Young, of Exeter, on business.—Miss Annie Fish has re- mittee are a � paring no pains to in. on" Our New Goods ; I I TH- rich ; Joe. Mowatt, owned by W. W. - left on Thursday for their home in New spent Suxiday in the village and vicinitt - turned home from Ingersoll, where she a success. The Seaforth Braise Band - � GODERICH STREET, SEAFOR 1. Sipprell's ma - ny cinityis loo - ; -_ , I I ,� � — French, Toronto. Entries in this class Brunswick. Mrs —The root crop in this vi has been spending a few weeks.—Prof. will be on the grounds to discourse - �� - 1�1 are not closed yet. . - . - friends will be pleased te laarn that she ing very much benefitted by the recent J. J. White, of Windsor, was in town -'sweet music durin the evening, also ARE— .. � ,rP1WAZ4Ty,.TMB . — F f Huron - . ; 40- -de Clothing# 0 rains.—Mr. Moore, a student o c by Mr. 0 g ; NUMB T�ilor Ma r ch improved in health. last week.—The Misses Shere, of Lon- mu9i ke, of Clinton, and I I ' . . *AOTJIM � . ANNOUNCEMEAT . TO THE PEOPLE OF Mr. and Mrs. James Scott arrived home Cbllegii, London, occupied the pulpit in don, are in town.—Mr.Ha;rr Lambrook other local talent.—A number of the - - � - -Having purchased from from*. Manitoba on Monday last. Mrs. the Episcopal church.here on Sunday in y ' . ,.�___�__�� : � I " Made with the best intelligence, from the SHAFORTF.- AND VtOINIM has returned from London.—Mr. Harry friends in the village 'had a picnic in' Rapidly Coming to Hand. ", - ' choicest materials and by the most expert Mr. M. R. Counter his large and extensive Scott's health has.been mubh improved the absence of the pastor-, He delivered Gidley, who has been visiting in Ridge- Mr. Turner's grove last Saturday. Why . I I the only diffbrence Jewelry business, of whi3b I have been manager by the trip.—Mrs. &�nd Miss Sage, of -the most interesting sermon for, so — __ - ____ , . skillI'M labor to be obtained, made to order gar- for the past two Years, the change makes it man that we town,, the guest of Rev. James Graham, can -we not have them more often? � -1 learing � I between it and the finest . arge amo4nt of Walton, the far famed iniisical glass young and inex erienced a - - - I I 0 . I - -meat being the price, Cheat your tailor out of necessary for me to'raise a I :)layers, are booked to play at Boston, Ee pleasure of hearing. has returned, We wfll show this seaso'la a I . . hi anticipated profit by baying one of our tailor, money, therefore, for the next 30 days I will , I I have everh.ad t .� flensaU. . . I � . - � . made suits. We can sell you the same goods offer the entire stock as follows: Watches, Maiseachusettep from the 15th to the . e. . . . Wingham. - � .. I 1, . nd give you equally Clocks and solid gold Jewelry at 10 ,% discount; I ' I IN order to elbse up business at once GREATER VARIETY I . —AT TRI L mad like mariner al 22nd of September. -Miss Buckley, of. - Chiselhurst. � I e what it - ould Silver Plated Ware at 20 Y. disbount; Fancy. . . . LOCALNOTY.S.-J. J. Homuth &Son's � I ,, ag go(W i'f"not a better fit for w to., at Paris, is at present visiting Miss Josie . I will give from 16 to 26 7. discount for cash. - I I ' - . cost him to make thexii. All sizes, men's, Goods, Bisque Goods, Pipes, Spectacles, e I � BnuzFs.-Mr. Alexander McLeod, the clothing establishment was burglarized Remember we have the beat stock in the vil THAN, EVER OF . � .. . 11 voutbW, boys , and children's at away down 25 I/ discount. The repairing department car- Tufford. -Don't forget the' lacrosse , )opular tbacher of School Section No. on Friday night- last. A large amount lage and it must all be sold at once regardless of . . /o I - * ng and Dry Goods ried on as usual. All goods sold by me engray. h this afternoon between Bright I price. F&ANK O'Nim. 1184 �, I ,Cheap (;as] 11 at the Bargain Clothi - mate 0, ]Cuckersmith, returned last week of readymado clothing and some shoes I . �harge. Hoping to retain past I I . 1% . : I L� =. ed f roe of c and Seaforth on the -Recreation Grounds. In thanking our customers for their I . . I patronage, I remain, Yours Truly, W. R. from his holiday trip in the harvest were taken. The burglars obtained an . Choice Dress Good I . I f- -1 - WK PICKARDy - . I � 1184 This will be a very interesting match, of To- entrance by forcing the back door.- very liberal -patronage in the past and soliciting I 9 � , I ; I COUNMIM. " field. -Rev. Dr. Willoughby, I -OF_ I � I ��, a continuance of the same, we would say that . ; 3 T. Kidd's old stand, Seaforth-. son should turn out to see i � I � I - - . I To GRimsBy PARK AND NIAGARA and every per a . - r Tonto, one of the leading ministers in Andrew Currie and George Wilson, of we are better prepared than ever to, serve our AND I f � I - - The ball will be faced off at . � . . �iye the public, an opportunity to it. I the Methodist church, will preach here Wawanosh, and William Duff, Bluevale, old customers, and as many new ones as may 11 I � — . F,"Ls.-To I I rr � - �eakers, 4 o'clock. -Mr. W. G. Duff, the agent ... � I I ACL hear some of Amerioa's most eloquent sp on the 31st inst. Service commences at left on Wednesday on a trip to Mani- favor us with their patronage, as our stock hi�s - t MANTLE MATERIALS. . HOFFMAN � le, and to visit one of NatuWs Greatest Wonders, in Seaforth of the Canadian Pacific Rail- been lately assorted and is now complete in - - . , . � : I Aaron W X # 0 MI*- t 0 r* the Grand Trunk Railway -Company have ar- way, has received instructions from the half past ten o'clock. -September let toba.-Mr. Robt. Weir, of the 6th con- ry department and loweat prices. All kinds � , . � � of produce taken and highest po, � I �, V-.') ranged to issue Double Journey Tickets orf- has been proclaimed- our civic holiday. ces6ion of Turnbury sold a team of eve s8ible prices . : . L I — __ — — for them fifty . . -, I Saturday, August 23, 1890. Passengers can company to have reserved On the above date the citizens and choir horses the other day for $290. Mr. H. paid. P. S. -We haTe decided to render all I - ... - 11 .�, ' or at feet space at the South Huron Fall accounts this'and each year on the list of Oc- Our Mantle Room 1, cARDNO"S � ; , � leave the Falls for Grimsby Park at 4.40 -_ � I . I-, DISTRICT 'MATTERS. .. be Park about -6.39 or at from our village are going to take an im- W auring also sold a team for $250 to tobei instead of the list of January as before ., , . . 8.05 p. M., arriving at t how, to,be held here on the last day of I � � - 4 - S tant part in the programme, and a Mr. Ca8emore, of Morris, for shipment .. .. � , .. od as follows: One day, . I �"; I - — 9. 00 p. in. Tickets go I - � . miles ; two days, from w September and the first of October,for per, � and butter will positively not be taken on . ' - : 1- I -On the . Civic for distances up to 50 1 good time may be expected. -An animal to Manitoba. -A grand scottish concert amount after the 16th of October. CoAD, RAN= I _� Will be Opened the � . 'A F 0 ; - � JUNIaRS VICTORIOUS t a;nd North- & YOUNG, Hensall. 1181-4 , V. ditions�l day for- each 60 the Manitoba Governmen . to 160 miles, and an ad I t q ". aae team of this rarely seen on our highways passed along will be held here on Friday the 29th S E 1 . Holiday the junior laGro miles over 150 (Sundry not counted a day.) . . ; L I 'This will affor4 the peo- � west exhibit-. , . . '�,, _; place visited Goderich and � played a Regularttains used both ways. Train leaves- near the- village this week. It was a inst.-It is expected there will be a PERSONALS. -Mr. Charles �&acdonald . I I le of this vicinity,a most- excellent � � �, � !. m., and the fare for the p huge bear, accompanied by two French quoiting tournament here on lith and left on Saturday on a visit. -Mrs. . ; . Seaforth at 11 1, match with the Hurons, Of that town 8.69 a. . . I - I . I- .11�_ 1184-1 tunity of viewing the beat pro- :PJ1:R.S'r_V -W-MM11K . LLL , � f �, I pire round trip Is 81-76. oppor - pedestrians. A crowd soon gathered 12th of September. There will be' layers Waugh returned from Bayfield on Satur- 11 -RF I V � . : Ithough the referee and one um T . p . ... I .1. A , and will _. —WE A , V� � � � I.-4.PORTANT NOTICE-' To the Farmers: - ducts of the great Northwest around the foreigners, and the animal from Lucknow, London, Galt and Ayr day. -Mr. Moore, a young divinity stu- � . "I 4 P_ � - . - I - I I 1. . 11 were very partial towards Goderich in . - . I . � . � - -- We again desire to call your attention to the be quite an additional attraction to the . ; �_ our boys succeeded in and his masters performed some very' present. -The Clinton cricket club dent of Exeter, occupied the - pulpit in , : X, . I T� ,their decisions, factthatwe are once more'fully prepared to show. -Miss Campbell and Miss Ria "F SEPTEMBER . 1; � ! score comical actions. played a match with our team on Friday St. Paul's church here on Sunday,in the 1-1 41 I C I . � I !:, - � i, - . -vanquishing their opponents by a supply you with Seeds for the fall trade. We . � C - Brine were visiting in Brussels this Great B 17-1 F, I . I I . ng in a victory for Wingbam absence of R , . . �' �! , 1i 1. of 3 goals to 2. The grounds were very are offering you this season good home grown 6 last resulti ev. Mr. Bridgeman. He I - I . I . week, the guests of Mrs. P. Scott. -At . t and very instruct- . � i - � ,.- 4� Timothy Seed, grown by good reliable men. - I . .. . ..).. � - bad and the boys were allowed to run Also the Surprise and Roger wheats, which Kippen. by 10 runs. The.. Harriston club came preached an eloquen A FIRST-CLASS - -4 -.� �, the Firemen's baseball match in Bay- � t�l i� � i� ; t., _3" Z" - through hay and o.ver logi and fences for sold by us last season,and gave splendid PLOws AGAIN. -T. Mellis, Kippen, is here on Tuesday to play but the day ive- sermon,.taking for his text the par- � � -IN ALL KD : ,� : , were I , 7- . . field, on the Civic Holiday, between the - wet and the game did not come off. able of the. I I Wh�eat and the Tares." I I !_� . , ; -; I � 't the ball without time ever being called. satisfaction, yielding as high as 40 bushels per Hooke and Hose, the former . won easily again ready to supply the farmers with plows. Was i mise, and his - � - . � - , .. I � - - Sea -forth got the let, 3rd and 5th acre. We can -also supply you with Canadian I - I e is a young I - Al. �1_ .. He has a large stock of plows and gang plows -Mr. A. H. Muegr(jve has moved into H man of pro - 1. " 9 I � 11 - :; to 10 viith one innings is assured. - L � I �- ` �-- -_ t Velvet Chaff, Early Red Clawson and other by a score of I which will be sold at very low profits. - A full town and will begin teaching on Mon- success in the ministry !_4_ the 2nd and 4th. Mantle A _ ;� I 1 4,11 4� �,, "" � go&14 and Goderich I arieties. Our Flour and Peed Department is to spare. - The Hooke la,d the beat of line of plow castings and gang plow castings a . � . Ma,,ker � , I x" d . . Com. . 11 � , . When the fourth goal was sc also complete in all lines. Give us a call and be ways on hand. Plow repairing of all kinds don@ I - ; -;, ill. ored there v , y I DR Y G( . I tl� I . the game throughout,'but at. times the - BRuFs. -Harvesting bas been at a I 11 , � I _11 P�l '!' were only seven minutes to play, but convinced that Scott & Crich's Seed Emporium ith neatness and despatch. Plaw handles and . - . � � � I f , . Da�tain of the Hose tried to rally his w - . � t.. .1 ", il� , 3 -3 ,, I _. �k . " �, � . .. " - when time wiis up the score w6 still a is the place to. buy your goods. Scorr & Crucu, ( � . bolts a specialty at the Kippen Plow Sh6p. 1184 Varna. standstill during the past week owing to WILL BE IN CHARGE. __ 7 14;:. J.i t" _. . TIN _ I ,4-�;_P Seaforth. 1183-3 - men on to victory, but when he saw the . , � 7 1� � t� � w e to . Bmmm.-Mrs. Acheson is spending a LOCAL NOTES. -On Wednesday even- . the frequent showers of rain we have - � R.Ri , - - -f,Jq!, tie and the referee allowbd the tim GRADUATE I S and. students of Alma. Chief caught napping. on been having. -The Rev. Mr. Simpson, __ � - - I -. -, � .. f �' ", ;, P run I second he .lost few weeks with friends in Toronto.- - the 27th inst., the members of St. MMI . . - I X -, � � , when Seaforth scored the winning � ing, . - I -11 - iF lAdies College, St. Thomas, Ont., may now be heart and threw up the sponge in dire ho of Melbourne, preached morning and - .W �,_. I J, Mr. W. -H. Penny, of Toronto, w John's* church intend holding a garden . I . I �i __ !, goal. found in honorable &ad lucrative employment, - . I ,� ' I * � � disgust. r Of Sabbath- last in Carmel Pres- , - 5 � I � �, in andp, store and office, in school and college - spent Sabbath at the Manse here, re- party in Mr. Secord's grove. An effic- evening E. McFAUL . Our stook M, fill 1 I Conada - - h terian church, delivering excellent I r I #- I ' Y : I I I ', � t A BULL CASE. -In March last Mr. from the Atlantic to the Pacific, in both turned home on Monday, accompanied ient working committee is busy, with - I . . 1- ��_I � - afid the United States. Scores are teaching THE LAST SAD RITES.-Lsat week we The Rev. : . I � . I , ��,� I 1- I I i Tobias Nash purchased a young bull, successfully, and others earning large salaniep as tioned the serious illness of Mrs. by Mrs. Penny and son, who have been Rev. Mr. Newton at the ,helm. A grand discourses on each occasion.- found V,ery �Complete �i � men aul's church, , . StOM JOf . � , � �.., . �p - � � - ...L�_. Comp everybody.- ,I � ql . I- -f eleven and a haff months old, from a visiting here for some weeks. -Mr. Geo. time is expected.' 0. X. Bridgemah, of St. P �`EAFORT.ff. &Bh , � i . stenographers or book-keepers. A 60 pp Cal,n, This I . ;_ �L '. William Campbell, of this town. ' . � reached in the Tri�itt Memorial - - � .1 L 1. ,� V.1 person near Woodstock, in the county dar sent on application to Principal Austin, B.D. ' Hunt, of Galt, spent a few daY8;1ast School is opened once more. It is about p ' - � .1 � _. F -4, f . . kit is our melancholy duty to re- urch bn Sabbath last with 'much ac- - , I t.;F. Oxford. The agreement was that the wee week with his parerea.-Mr. Thomas time, Mr., Balfo4 and Miss Blair, ch I - , Of I t � 9 - -.1, I THE CosGRovit FAxiLy.-7-The cele- Uttly, as he has a large family, and is, � HOFFMAIN k -,' "I cord her death, which took place on . . . ,P� 4- - I. .1 I I bu-11 should be delivered at Woodstock brated and talented Gorogrove family will appear Me:llis spent last Sabbath with friends teachers, are both refreshed after their oeptancle.-Mr. E. Rannie, of the firm without means. : � - �r i f?:, Ta - Saturday evening. Mrs. Campbell has in Stratford. -Miss MeLymout has re- vacation, bat the appearance of Mr. Of Messrs. Coad, Rannie & Young, Is I _. I � , the following c y for shipment to Sea in Cardno'p Hall, on Saturday .and Monday , I I : -1 - �: �F' I . evenings next. The G9derich Signal says of not enjoyed robust health for ng I i � 17 ! . , forth. This was done and the"animal 'turned to London. Messrs. D. Weis* Balfour is especially delightful, his at present engaged in erecti a neat Gorrie. I - NOTICE.--Algel, L - . I them: "Those who weire not present missed a year, but her -case. was not considered , - I dwelling on Queen street. Mr. Rannie -, - , I i �, � � t I ,�� "it , � - was placed in the railway stock yard. John Co . - countenance full of joy; cause : Why) � : I � � � ' . . unique exhibition of musical ald"ll. - a- miller'and R�bert Hunt returned last I . . 10 9- 41 � t all critical oi dangerous until about OUR- SCHOLARS. - The three caudi- iWs reliablepattert �, __ _14t I � ; - . While the Grand Trunk authorities - A. re is a bran new baby boy at. his is well and favorably known as an en- - � :, � grove is a whole shovy in himself so far as ac a Thursday from their trip up the lakes. the dates, J. Coburn, R. Perkins and B. � ': iergetic young man,and . - '��, i ,- � - I were putting the bull on the train he quaintance with musical instruments is concern. four weeks ago. During that time sh They called at the Soo and Makinaw, house. -Mr. John Wilson, Stanley, is terprising and el tiom � .- lk � I � � I ed, and the other members of the family are, has been a severe sufferer, and almost Ayl*6sworth, sent from the Gorrie schooL , - : ; i I' I I got away from them and ran through little short of his versatility." - but do not appear to be greatly fas- taking in the Canadian Pacific Railw one that believes in providing a cage I " I . . 11'" from the first her case was considered ay . . I . - - � � � the streets. of the town. The town cinated with th%t part of the country.- Manitoba excursion. He taken his before he gets a bird. -Rev. J. S. Hen- passed the primary examination, and are I I , I IL . -ring that he POCKET BOOK LOST. -Lost in Se%- hopeless. Her maiden name was Mar- o has been entitled to third class certificates. They . I . � policeman shot the bull, fea forth on the 15th inst-, a larTe Black Aforoco garet Campbell, and she was born in Miss Monteith took advantage of the ticket from Seaforth. His termination is derson, of this village, wh . . did remarkably well, considering their -The intervening iw I � would do some damage. Mr. Nash Pocket Book. it oontaine a large sum of - excursion, tb Niagara and Grimbsy last Carberry, Manitoba,'and we wish him a � away f or the past five weeks, enjoying ages ; R. Perkins being under fifteen tween. Windsor and I � . brought action against the Grand Trunk money in bills. There was also a recipt for a London township, county of Middle- week, and reports having had a very_ safe journey and a good time generally. a well earned vacation, returned on and the others about six -teen. . shortly become partof Company for tfie�price of the bull, but yegistered letter. The name Is written on the 8ex : - She has resided in Seaforth and. pleasant" time. -Miss Lizzie Monteith COUNCIL. -The Stanley Council met Tuesdayj looking much benefitted by are 6W inhabitants'On. . the court decided against him, holding -inside of the pocket book. The finder will be Vicinity for about thirty years, and was- ' ._ th rest and change. -That fine, farm, The four pupils sent to the En. . . the liberally rewarded by leaving the same at Tw& one of the oldest residents. She was a � left on Monday for Toronto. She goes here on the 16th iqat. Thoe. Wiley , 0 Wilson trance examination passed very credita- one hai signed a pefil that if any person is responsible for Exi,osiToR Office, Scaforth. " 1184 to attend the Normal school there. We was ordered to be refunded $4, which known as the Willow Hall or Ationo'. ..Windsor has � � killing of the ball it is the town, of To COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 'PUPILS. - most amiable and worthy woman, and -. ish her success. -Mr. Robt. Holmes, amount he'could not collect from last Farm, situated three-quarters of a mile blk�too, so that none of the Gorrie can- � ; Woodstock, as he was shot by the ser as held in the highest esteem by all, w I c . ribed didates were " plucked" at either of the habitants, SaadwichS, - Five or six High School pupils can get board in W " w Era, will Oc uPY r's roll. The clerk was authorized to from this village, and fully dese re . strip of land 600, so - vant, of the corporation. The costs of a comfortable home, within five mimites walk- of Who enjoyed her acquaintance. She Of The Clinton Ne _ yea o' raise a rate � cent examinations. lation of Winds ni ul the school, by applying at once at Tim the pulpit here next Sabbath eveDing.-- draft a by-law t of 2- mills among the farm advertisements of this s' i Eil'081- Was also, kind and generous to a fault) issue, is still in the hands of G. j. . NOTES. -Mrs. Carson and her neice, O'r the , -t were ordered to be paid'equally , 1184-2 . � - We notice:posters with full . particulars on the dollar for county and 3-10 - mills I about 1-6,000. A bill 4 � o r. Nash. Mr. TOR 6ffice, Seaforth. and was ever ready to extend a helping . ' Sutherland, of this place, and Willi Miss Muriel Notman, of Toronto, have � � NoxoN DRILLS. -The best is the hand to all deserving of aid. She' was concerning the Harvest Home am now for local and railway purposes ; also a gone to visit at the Rev. Mr. Ayers', at . inoorporating the two� � � Iffash now intenda to bring suit against cheapest. Call and see the new Fosier Drill, a consistent member of the Presbyter' to be. seen. -Miss R. McGregor, who by-law to raise the several aums required we believe, be sold cheap to the high- olmesville.'- Our school opened on I . at next session,of Legj . _� the.- town. - ian est bidder during the coming month.- 11 . : I . . before buying elsewhere. Tuos. BRowN, Agent ' -1alri- has been spending a few weeks in Mani- by the School Section Corporations. ' -The largest wheat� , - church, and her man " sea Weir, of Arkona, and fo,r- Monday last. -Our ne post office pre- . i . 0 , Seatorth. 1194-1 ' y estimable q w . � � . . i ies of head and heart 'will. long 'be toba returned on Monday. Thos. Wiley was appoint4'collector for The Mis _&re sente a neat and attractive appearance � I im the Winnipeg Free � �� I - i . . .1 I THE Cmc HOLIDAY. -Friday last GIRL WANTED. -Wanted, - Od t A petit � that of Mr. &�dtson.:' -_ at cherished! in affectionate remembrance - ' , the present year. ,,� ion, praying merly of this neighborhood, were I . side, and when veneered with brick � . I 11, was Civic Holiday, and it was a genuine general servant girl. Good wages. . App y ' Bayfleld. that the road allowance 6'etween lots 4 this week visiting friends. -Mrs. Me- in pridng 1,800 acres. : I � f. holiday for most people in town. Every THa K'U'081TOR office, Seaforth. 118-4 by a large circle of isincer6 friends. - . . t'. Idg, Leod and son Kenneth, of Detroit, who the outside will, dou-btleafi, correspond. - � ,� I - — She leaves a family of three daughters, �- H. F. EDWARDS is this week showing and 5, Lake Road Wes be not so The crops are exceptionally good in I I . Acrels of other graini q I!� - person: who could get away seemed to 00 U have been spending the past couple of . 1� � I LOCAL BRiEFs.-The Seaforth. Fla'x two of whom are married, and all were a �hoice selection of Corsets : Chronic at 50c, was laid before the council. Th on - . Howick this year.-Mr.W.-J.MeLou h harvest 50,W bushq, � 1��: go, tud after the Goderich excursion Mikado, 76c, Coraline, $1, Featherbone $1, weeks among their relatives and friends ' � I cil adjourned to .meet on Saturday, wheat this year. Thi . � lin left on Tuesday. afternoon for t�11_ N� train* left at 9 a. m. there were not Mill has now started operations. It, is present to minister to her wants and Yatise, $1.25. Come and see them. 1184 8 - , . . October 11, at'l o'clock p. in. in this village, returned home this week. - ! P, - .1 one of the best and most complete estab- soothe and comfort her during her Northwest. 11 Will" - . . is that of Mr. AA&m � i I I m, left in the town and it would not I . BRiEirs.-Miss Daisy Cowan,of Prince- . - .0 -Mrs. Dick, of St. Louis, and formerly to quite fit to I � Big PlEd=� -He ha L , I ; q! � & . travel, and 'will thorou ;hly enjoy his I � �i. - ba "'y r ind in the country,� is last - Asys. Her death will be keeqly ton, was visiting friends here last week. - well known in this 'neighborhood as i 7 - �;,, � � iv requi ed very -large army to lishments of the k � Wroxeter. � . . I wheat all in fir -at ch - . :� J, I . capenreL it. Besides those. who left by a credit to the enterprising proprietors," felt by'her family and particularly/ -by _Misses Maud Middleton and Lily trip. In all probability he will combine . 1. I 11 I -L Miss Alice Johns, was this week the I 8, Istge'viel � L . :1 1i i and will be a boon to the town. -At a 'her bereaved husband, as she was ever BACK TO PRiNoia ALBxRT.-Mr; Wil- business with pleasure. We wish him a - Promising . � train, everything in the shape of r, horse Phillips, of Goderich township, are the - g' stol her aunt, Mrs. John Gilchrist, r I I - , � � ue . � L fi �_., I �_ - pie-nic of Canada Pacific Railway em- -,& loving, indulgent mother and thong am iller, of Prince Albert, Saskatch- -,During July th _,�. � and vehicle was brought into requisition ,ht-* guests of Mrs. T. J. Marks. - Mr. J. li M of the township of Hay. -Mr. Eacrett, very pleasant time. -Mr. Blow com.. ,�', V , disastere,-aigainst.108 ! I -,.,I i_,z � ced the brick work of the new drug L 7 , I eld and ployees held at Rennie, a pleasurexesort ful, true wife .and helpmeet. The re men I �� ;1 � I and large numbers went to Bayfi - Drew, wife and child, have returned to ewan Territory, who has been acting as ' i '. . - of London, and Miss Eacrett, of Exeter, I I L I 1. . The day was most ne r. Peter Dallas, -mains were interre& in the M itlan - - 'otore this week. -Joseph Ardell, son of &99-1 - , . �!�i � a - days - regating S354,400o� . - , other rural resorts. ar Rat *.Portage, M d London, after spending a week ,very emigration agent in Ontario* for that were here recently spending a fe * - . to -i 9-7 Lake Superi : . ., . A _�l ... formerly of a-uckersmith, distinguished " bank cemetOTy n Tuesday. She was 57 - territory during the past few months, among their relatives and frien M . John Ardell, of Gorris, while work. � - $4- - ��; pleasant, being neither too warm nor - � . . 0 pleasantly here. -Mr. and Mrs. Catipon ds.- r - gain V : 1- _`17th 11 - left here for home on Tuesday last Mr. � from 17, Lake Huron 0 . �. I . too: cold, while the sky was bright and himself -as an athlete, winning fi o g itt Mr. Asbton's, about 4miles . I � , ; P. - and Miss Essex, of London, are at the Messrs. Widder & Bengough, the well In . Ontar - t - . 11 . . . 1. , . river, Y - I � - � �, -:� ot I prizes in several events. Mr. Dallaa t is,Tlf��Ao�-Our painful duty to re. Miller has been very successful in 1'rect- 3 17 Lake - , I - .3 'f - clear and thet sun shone forth brilliantly. , has -1 Commercial.-.Seaforth.I band and fire- � - here, re-,eived a kick from a horse. It . -1 I I "f Miss Tracy.M. Ken- �, . i : �� : -S: ; I * .known threshers, with their new Feer 4 Georgian Bay 4, � __ 0 `1 a good situation at Rat Por�aqe._-L�Mr. cord the death ._9 iDg the attention of intending emigrants appears he was attending to the horses I �, � This being the case it isalmost--needless - men picnicked here on Friday last, and � le's Threshing Machine, recent] thresh. i - - �f * . - .9 y I I I . -1 -.4 I ulkid, a former Seaforth ne4 end da�jbter of Mr.,H.P.Ken- to that part of the Dominioni- and re- for their regular driver, and that one of I Stranded - 31 Y loss - * �T;, 11� y.sec had an enjoyable time. Some ir - ed in one day nearly 900 bushels , , . , to say that all enjoyed their day's outing Frank McM iteresting of '_i_ , - i , L town - of this town. ' . turns home in .charge of .a p�rty of ! 30 ; 1�ss $W,400. F I , - �, . - boy, but now of Toronto, was, in nel ' It -is. only a, few W. them kicked at him, bitting him on the I . - Ti base ball games were playediland the band . i I',. t� I - and returned home in the'evening feel h e farm of ' � .7 1 , - _�.,K, y -five delegates from Waterloo I - Reavy wmther 13; � '. - i, � this week. A few years ago when, he . weeks since v ' hionieled the death of - twent shoulder and face. Had he been a foot I I I : �' - � ft that they had laid in a good stock of velo d all by -,their excellent music.- & A. Dougall, of Hay, Messrs Wilson � I � i t :, - - 1 , I - . . � delighte � - IN - .. � � I ,,, 3 1 ; L ._:�;_ 'health which would enable them to re- left here he was quite -a small'boy,-- and Mr. "Kennedy's second sona a bright county, who.go out to inspect the cap&- Iiisions 21 ; loss S 7 � . -, . The Salvation Army are having a grand Swenertoi� and Peter Munn doing the farther from the animal, the result I ;� - - � - - . : 1, I : p 'y?ara - and bilities of our far Northwest, with the . 12; less S26,700. L I , _� life,after now he is a fine -looking young- man. - young lad of about seventeen I time at the camp meeting, which will be lit have. been much more serious.- � i ., I - I. turn to tholduties and labors of . feeding. This is what might . ' I ! I _ _. : - , �_. - there I -; I . - I— I - a, refreshing, night's sleep, with renewed How these youngsters do climb .u'p.- ilow his daughter, just -entering upon -The World intention of ultimately settling - a.- 2s Alice Holmes, of Clinton, who at 500. Explosions I � I - , continue till next � Sunday. well termed rushing thing . . i . � - . I I �!� _-, - vigor and strength. The following is a The bright, and smiling countenance of- 'the bloom of .womanhood,. is cut - down should �Ahe country please them, Mr. one time was a highly respected assist. . loom were$145,400, . i i*�� j�; ; Renowned Bayfield lall show will be Mr. R. Livingstone, of this place, left . . � - I 11 na d ,UE Miller seems te be the right man for the the lakes during -Jul t I I statement of the tickets sold at the Mr. A. C. Robertson illtimi te , T - and I &ni- ant in our, school, is at present viol - l I - � aid in the tomb. - Truly, the afL � . , - ,� ,- I _ -the'8th and 9th of Oc-. tin ; �� - - - : . �A*14, I I . a n held this year on 0 ition and while we would rather see this'week on a trip to Carberry, M following - causes : . � � :,:��2 utation ; For Toronto, 76; London, 15; ExposiToR sanctum ihis-� week' Mr. flictio - is a severe one, and is well "I- ' "' Po' .4 I friendi here. Miss Holmes has securmel - J , !,� - � . - tober. 'Preparations are being made t toba.-Quite a number. from this place � � . ain ities 55) nat cam . _I- e yet held in M. , �, . , - !'� , ' ition in the �Clinfion Model school. Z --Z - � v �� i - Detroit,'20; Buffalo, 5 ; God rich, 668 ; Robertson has been in Orillia ever since culated to arouse in the most 6a ' lions make this �the most interesting the young men - of On and vicinity took advantage of the 11 POS . ! t 0 tr. I � . . %�'. I ! � - ;heart feelings of the intensesi : �_ I �, - their native province and help to build . --some years ag �� : . ,.;, other points, 16; making a total of 800 leaving Seaf orth, and . � has a ,, lucrative t sympathy . '. I �� Z� J � I inBayfield. Bestire and attend. -Mr., cheap excursion'to the Niagara Falls.- - Her many friends here congratulate her Pro] I - , I � � I � , � � � 1� -e 3. 1 for the sadly bereaved parents an -u y are certainly not lost to 'Western I - - I I t 1� tickets sold for the day. Besides these and responsible situation - th re. Mri` � I Win' Jewett an,d Master 'Jack deft on it up, the ' Can- Mr. W'C' Davis, grocer, has sol'd his and wish her'suceess in her e sition. perty in I I * � 7 I I- ;� - W ' ' . n w Not.John, . , - � a I ada if they settle on the -banks of the . -Mr W. H. Clegg has gone to Dtincian. Munroe 0 � � i " . .. - there must have been nearly half as Robert on and son ha-ve been .visiting friends. About a month ago Miss, Ken ednesdayfor'a three month's vaca. . , � ,;, I I I . I nicci, driv*are to Mr. SwaAz, of the � I 11, - i�, ' I 1. I - � " � I.: -stricken with malarial fever - - : . - . I , 1. � � . many -% he left town by vehicles of one friends here for several weeks, aid Mr. nedy was, . � ., ) tion in Manitoba. - � far Saskatchewan. � .qtel, Bayfield, for, the sum -Wew Brunewick, am a delegate to, the mium was rvgularly � ; ,�11 * �_ . . I Riverside IR I - . I I - � , Robertsonhas also come here W spiend� . ezi - Buixie NoTirs.-Mr. F. V. E. Dickson - , decide4 1 � " kind and another.- I and sinc6 then -her lifeA seemed 'to hang . . 1. __ - - � I when she ,- , I I.., � � . of'$115.-NG� F -Meyers'neat dwelling- meeting of the Orange society. May . 1 . . -* . I - - I I 'i nd Mr. Win. Dickson have returned- . . . - �,�. , - through lack 'i ,of f, P �_ - I � his holidays. -Mr. Ge6igelwhiteley has inthe.-balanee. SometimeR she seemed ' �' V, a ;� , hehave a most enjoyable time. -Mr. - I ' r : I EX14ter. -1 - , is nearing cor4pletio,n, and presents- a ,. ��, -_ A VERsATmis Clzmus.-We have just sold his celebrated trotti, g rrkakre, Flor- better',' and hopes., for' her recovery � . . from Prince A16pit,"NorthweatTerritiory, . . ,�. Lennox, tinsmith, has sold out to Mr. I advanced the% mon I_,� - . , I � � LOCAL- BRiErs. �Mr. Win. Gould, who very nice appearance. - r, 11 - - � _�' o received from the publisliers a most in- ence G., to Mr. . C. leman of this woulcirevive in the breasts of those who I. . the latter,who W"As seized With paralysis . , eumetances for Z t k - I L - - � . -Sutherland, of Wingharn. We extend i � , � . , � teresting novel, entitled " Jean Grant," town, for $2,400. loren i ously watched eyery sy - has been in Oshawa - for some time, in some weeks ago - much improved in ' - � - Mr. Sutherland a kind welcome. . mptom, , I . 9 . � to July the �uildingq L I �. �� ii Zurich. � - I . �i, . I - p rents'. - Mi a Bill- health. His prospects of entire recov � . . . =d this week Mr. - - I . . ,I . of which Mi. A. M. Taylor, barrister, by Mr. Whiteley from Old'C,Ieaf'- Oftit, and th�en aucithee- turn 'for the worg,e home �visiting his . a is . . - .� -4- � --...-. - I 1. I z � - � � a, - - , � I of Toronto, is the author. Mr. Taylor and is one of the very besl�<-_]��ries on would come, i6nd the h4ei;�which bad -ings, of BraAford', is the guest of hot . . I � ary are very good. -Mr. John Knutson Bwmirs.-Mr. an4, MrR. E. J. Ha�rdy lady a �cheque for $2, 1 � . ' - . I - I -A f9ur-year-old son of Mr. Thomas � - - � I.. -Miss Kato -on a holidtiy and Mrs. E. Lip ' r..t, Iswho went .� 9 p a Sweeb,bl Exeter, met with a serious . � . .. ,I on -'ouded4 bfathg -, Mr. H." L. Billings. , - . . . has followed his better half I : � has a diversity of gifts. Although still the Canadian turf. We bblieve Mr. been raised "were ' ce more cl . 1K , T,. pa i& kindness she,w - . I I � . . I . I - . Gi J ld* � o has been enjoying- � ' ed ' ccidv�tt - I � , �� , )n good rank in Coleman intends h�rIO breeding pur- over. On Thursday night. she was O�u A h &'trip, up trip to St. John,.New Brunswick. -Mr. trip to the Falls � last week, reiu . 'a gn Saturday of last week. The tirely. . : 1. __ a young man he has t kf _�,� - I " - , -better, '1& es - S. Fit �� - I i i �� - I ; � , 4, 4. een City; ;posea.-The Coliegiat6 Institute and - _ the--� Ze for the �p'ast few weeks, in James Fox is isight-seein in Bay City, home on Wednesday. `They enjOYed far - b -ands were engaged drawing grain, -miss N � the legal profession in the Qu I I . I, thought to be very,considerably . ' I )� � . . � . I ith Miss JI.ermy'u, of Granton, I L ,three � . O-ol will open- on- MInday she took Mbother'ba-d 6OmPanY-w Michigan. -The Misses 1[cKay, of Sea- their trip reatiy.'�,,-Mrs. C.' Faust -and in; ! , - t L f ' , he is an active and ent husiastio politician Public Sch but on. Friday 9 and while the empty wagon was stande cl , ". � I : I r never rallied, . south rF I � � I , � - hae'returned home and looks the better 1� years p � next. -Mr. Moore, Librarian of th�e' Sea- turn, from which she and . I forth, who were visiting friends here, daughter -left on "Monday,jor Cairo, . Falls h h � t� "� �o ond an eloquent, fluent and graceful . ' � � ing in the barn the little fellow climbed ; r I : i '' . .1 for her - v � I . - outing. -"Rev. Samuel F. Rob -Miss Newton - Michigan, to visit her son and other _e - I 1-1 . platform speaker; his poetical gifts are forth Mechanics' Iiistitute, leav6s for passed peacefully away to the better land - � have returned home. I upon it to have a ride. But the wagon her position the . � , wl . . - . taking . holidays at S be gene about L I - � :_. . also of a high order, as shown by a hig holidays on Wednesday next, --and on Sabbath morning,andno*tAek�rdtli�r ingo-n,. rector of Trivitt Memorial church, Gibson is eaforthand friends. They expect to classical Speci&list I J �� 2 ;� - � . - � . - -. starting suddenly, he fell between the . �11 - . me of choice original poems pub. will be absent ten days, during which � almost inseparabWdompanions I wit"18 family, have returned from a . AtitUte at ,that pla J � - : volu and sister, . . Woodstock. -- Miss M. S. Irelandj�_o , f two weeks.�A large number R our Oiti- hind wheel and � box, his head being . . I . � " �, visit Ao Sarnia. -Mi. Win.- Weekes it a aslary of -$1,000 �_ I , 11 Mr. ni�! � V. I � _.� lisifed by him a. few years ago, and last, time the Library will be closed, but the-' in life, lie bide by side in the cemetery. . !�len Tay, was the guest of � JA zens left this week to attend t" Snager crushed to such an extent that his ey" I . . -, � . -1 . � , - � arrive 'here on Saturdak,. f . 11 � � - I . � I I but not least he blooms forth as a nov- reading -room will be -open 'as usual.- ,Miais Kennedy was just a little -,'Over expect �' . I reland this week. -Miss M. Forsyth, of feat in Waterloo. -,A number from here, were bulged from their sockets, while I skid. to be the Q81 . . . I - � n - having a wa, from the -,pohtinent.. I Rev. Mr. -Bridge teacher in Ontario.. . � I . elist. Judging from his first published The Salvation Army. inte d a twenty-yearg of age, an 8 bi. 16V,61y � - - Blyth) is renewing old acquaintances attended the Kinderfest in the Even- I - t r 11 . I . I - an, of - Reusall ocenipied'6e pi : 'Sunaay the base of his skull *was badly frac : , - * - effort in this direction, he bids fair to Grand Camp Meeting in Mt,,�_ James end accomplished young lady, the pride m P u'P't of here j net now. - DashwooA liker pupils, A. X. -4 . j. . I - , gelical church, _,, on tured. I I : u � . - . -of hem took ' art in the --One day recently Mrs. Dilworth, of . . . - mother, I . - 11p lirst Mckson Sch . . - I . - the Trivitt,Memorial. church on S nday - - t � � I I chistinguish , himself in the field of. fic- Beattie's grove, commencing on August -of berfather4ndthejoyof�her . I . last. Some � - 11 1-1 . i _. I -the 29th and continuing ,until September li� last, in the 4b.sence, of the pastor.- 0 He I Pruc6fleld- . ea. -Mr. Fred Seigner returned Ethel, was in the garden doing some Trinity Universit] � I 11 - . � V I tion, as well as in law, politics and - and a universal favorite -with � - M� exercis � . I - . . r I- � . f i ` sermons, .7 1 1 ,-_- � % 2nd. Major and -. Philpott, .and knew her. Herkind,' miable 5L;en'. reached two very eloquqn.t - , from. his trip to Point Edward and Do- other,of her pupil'i : . 4 muses. " Jean lGrant " is well written . Mrs a an , p , , ' - - . work when her two year old boy etrayed . � ispoisitio' . and, la 8 w * as re - I . :i �� and will have many interested readers, other members. high up, will be preisent, . ti `di' hich were 'appreciated very.. much by BRixvs.-Mr. John McIntosh b' - � I e n dy .like. manner L . � . trolt the other day. While away'he i - obtained the seem , - - m. Pickard an&fam� , udienc6.-Jim --Creech * , ' a� turntid b�oi4e from �'Galt, where he has in- away. When they missed him the , -Mr. and Mrs. W '- 'won -the hea�rts of ller co'hipanions and -the L%.11 .. , I ",_ vestigated the tunnel at Sarnia. -Mr. looked all around, buteould not fin ship of $1,00 at the and shows the author to be gifted with I . . . . ._�,,,�L, ' Dr. H. Willi4mis, I - I I � . a vivid and ready imagination, although ily were rusticating at Bayfield this see red the respect and confidence of all - `fighting dog. "Wing on your mtsietifs.- been visitink1riends.- Fred. Hess has fitted up his photograph him anywhere. -The Kine � � � � � I . . I t are, -perhap a' of u -her, and her The. concert by the Cosgrove family:, of 6i London, Was the g�uest of .Mr. J., B. is now, Matt. Richardson was week . aT, � � - , ' - s, a week as were also the familie Mr. who came� in contact with .1, , gallery in the latest style, and i . .was a � � I I - i � I - some of the passages ) . - George Fitz - � - bject of d 8, w 11 ' " finan- Jamieson last week. -Mis&.,Bel1i..qAmie- coming from Molesworth and met the g` I Mary 5 a a , success, b0th . I while largki er(Ira - � - �, I . little stiff and show signs of " f reshness. " Hugh Grieve and Mr, - ea � d St. ready to give satisfaction to any - :who 1: )w � 1 rly demise(is a am eep, an . I - 1; - , .. . - ' - lly and otherwise. ----�,Miss Ida Gould, son left �', laist * ening to visit - . ittle fellow up the road over half a mile I . . These, however, are defects which can, gerald.-Messrs, T' W. Duncan, J, C. heart -felt grief to all. She was a clever - cis -will favor him with a call. -town during the t � I . � , � I . � I . I d _. student, 'an accomplished � m usician, and -who - P friends in LuAn.-Miss A.nnie.camp- from home. He spoke to the boy but got, I - i - and no dou-bt will, be overcome in the Laidlaw and George Good returne .,has b6en visiting in Lbudon has re- - . , L _iake - J. � � ; home. ' rofeasor Iriever, who bell and Miss Emmi%-Nevin are taking RuNAwAy AcciDENT.-On ,Monday no answer, and he did not like to COW 1 i- , ,: i _. I future and even � in this book a casual from their trip to .Mackinac -on Friday.- for some time was a membet ofL the P - i - I � ! , ith their holidays around the lake shore at last as a young boy was at the griiist mill him along for fear he would cry, so he raade the awsrds, ;1 singing class here is meetinAw I . I i - has a L � __ reader would scarcely notice them. Mr. They had a very plei�isant -tinfei-1,--Miss 6 'owing. to unpa �, Bayfield.- They repart -as having an I flour, with a t- S1150 -Truax banc' � . ng on the .L , Presbyterian chu ch hoir, but . I ralleled success. -A numb&r of here for a load of eam' of went on until" he met Mrs. Dilwortho I I Taylor is a native of Hurou, and as Vercoe, while returni ode- delicate he%lth she was obliged to �eiive' L -1 � ;� � I , . : I - ' McDo - -00 . 2 . I I hors e's belonging to Mr. James John, who asked if he had, seen the child. 116 $1 -Ustow,el ba - .1 rich excursion. on Friday, had the- mis- ' ' iisu"froin London "puinted the-, eegant time. -Miffs Bell&- nald � such THE Expo!4iTor- is proud of him, the choir a few , months ago. !Her cyc� -,- . . , e ge, . Z i I )J` -- - S t U . has returned ston, of the Saubl 'Line, near Bayfield, told her he had, an ' an ludian bund. � t * her purse. , on a ur ay evening'�ast.-LM-r home from Clinton, where d that he was up the - I . and,wishes him. renewed and increased fortune to lose She had it' death, coming so soon after that oVfier -town . . ' - i the horses got frightened and ran away. - road a piece. . . petition Walter . I . . � , " � � . success in all to which he lays his I -n- in her hand whil6 in the car and m' at -brather is a very severe affictio her 'R. H. Collins hag' returned from fiis she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. � ,_,;�� Willie Dilworth went to n to . . J � I � . U 47 � , - I . Smith. -Miss Gussie Diehl ha'a return- They ran towards the graveyard, and brink him back and found him elimblif � home band,.re - trip u Mr. Robert Pickard' . I � i , � . p the lakes, . ) lcelv� . dustrious hand and fertile brain. have dropped it while leaviifg the car. family and friends, 11ut is most keenly silver cornet, val.u. � I "I mot . a - I -" � tast. -a * trip to th-,e ed home from Clinton to enjoy a few then pa�st the telegraph office, where - the fence into a field of oats. NO tell- . : .. . I Ob . It has not turned up *yet., Another young felt b' her father n rho will jk., left'on Wednesday on reel � Z I . .1 I y I a g I 1� _M the -well earned holidays, -Rev. J. U. and � they lost the box and back part of the ing what the resuit. might have been an., racing W" RA' �p very la, � r. T..'P. Moore oepupied � - - GENG CIRGUIT.-The fall races of man named Nicol lost a,�'urse the same have in the r at me re the On- julpits of ,Staffs, and Hensall in the ab- Master Simpson arrived '� home from -wagon- and proceeded up the Sauble had the child got into the field. the Wingba day in Seaforth, which -contained over cerest a "mpathy the -hum heart can r - I � . Wat , erf i �of $75 - in : r 7 the Grand Western Circuit will be held y . . _. sence of "Mr. Bridgeman. -Mr; Fred'? oid, Norfolk county, -last Tues- Line About two miles with the rest of . -The, Warden's Committee of the � Prize - , team secured the � as follows : . Clinton, August 26th ; $150. It had worn a hole P xn'� his " coat bestow, M . I en- the wagon, where they were cauo,bk. County Council met at Goderich Wed- - , , - � M 7 1 � �_ - . Seaforth, Augnst,28th ; Mitchell, Sep- pocket and dropped thro'ughf� It was I . Brown, of- Wingham, is visiting his pa , . day evening, where they have been - ''in the mill, Mr. I e - �� dropped somewhere on M * [; street.' P . . I . r I j oying a few wbll earned holkdays. -Last Mr. Uttly, firemen neaday of last Week to open the tenders -The ,"', Lake � . I - i - . . - I Sunday the pulpit of�Union � church improvemen , - " "�nd Thur� ethodist par- Wingham,- who has 0 1. , Blyth. rents here. - M . Jobn awden of .1 tember Ist-- Hamburg, September 3rd � was- Johnston and the boy, went ',after the for the alterations and - ts in rived at bilontres, and 4th. y The heavy ra . ins of TuesdA, a- LOCAL NOTE's.-The M . been visiting h're horses and . , � Clinton offers $480 in punes ; occupied in the morning by Mr. brougk them. back hitched the County buildings ordered by the I was delayed for fi� � I � - and day put a stop to the hWling --in of acinage -has received a fresh coat of fon a few days, has returned.- Miss . . � Seaforth, .8550 ; Mitchell, $600 ; . . 1, L � interspersed withi ' t Hamburg, $960. For Clinton the date grain, but refreshed r4otl�er , earth.- paintand other improvements.-Divis- Julia Gibson has'returned fr Holmea, 'of Clinton, and in the evening to"the front part of the wagon. All Council at its last session. There were I � ' � . by Re-�. Mr. Acheson, of Kippen.- went well until they cam.0 to the other 18 tenders in all for the diflerent *obg,, miles east �of 'Belle 7 � for' making entries closes on August Mr, Alex. Davidson has sold' his' -car- ion- Court will be held in Industry hall, Peterboro. -. *iss Janet Muttart, who J ,. �� 1 ., I f' rd for a few months;, Twenty-one members of the London part of the wagon, when Mr. Johnston and the followin , being the lowest in a fireman, died wh � . 1 - �, : � � �_ . ugust 20th; Mitchell, ri-age. stallion, I I General Wethers, " to - in this place on Monday next. -Our fire has been in Strat o 9 � 1: � . W _ ' ' Cycling club passed through here 'last got off and the reach went down, fright- each case, were, biwarded the respective only twelve hours . . . . August 30th ; Hamburg, August 30th. Mr. McIntyre, an American, who took company took the second prize of $40 has returned home. -Mr. SE�muef Pop- � , 'ho is working in Lon -don, Sunday morning. *�Quife a Eumber turn- ening the horses so that they ran - away contracts on furnishing !security for to the waist in t � . � I The following horses have been entered this horse and a number of other stal- Athe Kincardine tournament on Fri, ple8ton - e, w , ed o � tit to see them. -M s z � - The boy fell off, but Mr. Uttly completing the ,same : For heating which the passeD � for the Seaforth races to take place on lions and breeding mares to Ogden, day last. -Our Public School will .re- spent Sunday at, home. -Mr., Robert. is Liz� ie Payne again. ' ' . - s � . and Miss Nellie Dixon returned home fell under the wagon and had his leg- registry office, C. A. Humber, at SM ; steamers shudder � Thursday next : Free For All Class, Utah. While on his way there be got open on Monday next. -Mr. Will Phil- Coates, traveller for Struthers, Ander- � London, was in town Mon- from their trip to Detroit Jast roken just above the knee cap. He for alterations and porch in front of se :---.sh 7 . ce cl riv,el" � � . , ' h I � purse $200. -John Ducan, g. s., owned his satchel stolen, and it contained the lips, who hairbeen assistant postmaster son & Co.,of . . - I 1, hy C. H. Field, Brantford; Joe Bowern, pedi ;rees of. the animals he h%1 with here for som6c-tim6, leaves in.a few days day. Mr. Geo. Hunter, of Ridgetown, everiing.� Tfi!q,y-rpprt having a. pileas- was taken to his house, which was close building, James Reid, $U9 ; for registry ried up his I -1 . 19 � .- 'nds in � _ '' ind Miss by, and the doctor called in. Mr. Uttly' boxe , G. N. Davis, at 10 cents �ach b,e one for him, � ant time�--kifjos , Sterlin�g ''a a , [ed by Gilroy Brothers, Alvin- him, and he has written backjW pro- for London,, where he has secured a is spending a few days with frie , . � � ; � b. g�, own . n, are the gve9ts of is now doing as well as could he ex'pect- the quantity required being nearly ed. If-Caiuse e., __ � � - � . sthn ; Florence G., brown mare, owned enre duplicates. -Mr. George -M Hen- good Bituation.-On Monday �evening and around Exeter.-Mias Janet Me- Allii.n,pf. Dunga4k Pir __ I � I I � . as8em bled . r.-Chirles Mason. -Mr. Robert Beat- .cd, but he will be laid up for a long 1000 ; for painting the outside of the laaked,the chief *I . � I - e - by Coleman Brothers, Seaforth ; Finni- derson, Deputy -Reeve, acted as a judge last the firemen in uniform ' Quarry, of Blyth, spint a few days with M I � . .. I � Ic � u gan, owned by Jas. R. Trimble Port at the Woodstock races last.week.- with their engine and hose carts in ,Mr. and Mrs. Win. Southeott last week. tie, our popular operator, is about to' time. The horses were caught before jail, Frank Elliott, at $49 - for ceiling - I icall r lied th4E I P I .. � - y t soloist, who leave us to accept the management of any person else was hurt. Some parties two rooms in the Court House, R, Tich- Spree be he sh� � , � Huron. 2.34 Class, purse $200. -Bald- Mr. A. Cardno has removed to his new front of their hall and had their photo- -Mr.'Luther Gill, clarione I �-_ 'Mr. MeQinnis. have been around colleicting for Mr. the beat ; heat 'KI : I His graphis -taken. They are a fine looking has been. with Gilmore's band, iff -home the store occupied by ' - bourne, at $15.90. � I win, owned by R. Thom- pson, Goderich; brick residence on High street. - I I � L � - I I L . 1� �, L . . � : - . � . . I � Z U : . I 1. I I - . - I I . � � 11 L . � I I , i I I . - I � , f - � . I . I . 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