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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1896-12-25, Page 4. . - 180 1, ECEA4.BEP'. 1 180 � -sun. mas.lTm_ Wed. Thu. Fri. . ftt. . - - - *0 I- .00 I 1 2 3 -4 5 6 7 8 9 t.0 1-1-. 12b 43 14 115 i6 -17 1.8 19 :20;FI2112:2 23 242,526 X.28 i 29 .1 3.0-13 1 0 * - 0 0 � 0 W * 0 * . 0 - , - * 0 4k or , 0 0 , — * 0 1 ; L--vuV W.L%PAZ U"N- .% W""V%m U" 'V'W � %M-J, _V- %.�&., __ .. - � I I as creditably in, the, sehool-room in this country or -on their own ground. in lgated and g-o—in,t"o—eff-e-et.,-,U—u-t,�ff_ &n_e h—e-ld �T-cygto7;,-iii-a-T-h-ur-oda—y-�i-l-ast--w-e�i7 thm selves - i 11 � ,—Mr. John W AU T -Mr. - as they did at the entertainment on Friday I I o1cl his fif ty aA 4 * mcially communicated to the - Cimadian 1 and M= Alex. Smillie spent Christ W L, AKIM, %;L=V-01Nki 0 - . .- The result must be eminently satisfac.tory I I . - . Cabinet, the details of the agreement will 'mas day in Wingham� witb Mrs. Sulillie's . �111' 1 ,7 night, the good people of t secti - - . . � , , th line. TJ I . to- the Government and it should be Ratio- not be made public. If the terms arranged brother and sister. ! good cause to he proud of . pir school, as . � . - 0 � e lama is go( . - I - . I factory to the country. It was no snatch are as liberal as thev should be, Qie removal 11 as well pleased with eir 'teacl;ero I I . . �� -1 ... d frame oul I � i * ' . I . � I � � trictions which have for . . 4 The instrumental music was furnished. by 1. �_ __ ' � - 0, little of the bei ' - I - Nrerdict. It is admitted by all that both of the annoying res - -Istaffa. i Mrs. and Miss Doan on the organ, ac(!OM- . . .- -, 1. . &a; # to MaRe sleigh - some time existed, will be a boon to attick � 1-� - . - ,; tuoug, - Varties put forth their beat efforts. The shippers and farmers on both sides of the GRINDMe. done'- every day at the Staffa panied by Mr. W�Cver on the violin. . . 0 - �rhe�ng is svilendid.- , . . ' . THE SEASON � - best and ablest men of both pirties took line 'cheese ractory, four cents per bag. J. D. WALKER, Bwr-s.—Ouiold council, board had their I I - I . .1 ,Sa,d4yi school enterlb L . . I . 1. L I . part in the contesteand the issues were ably . I . � . ' Proprietor. � . 1 1511.8 photod taken last Monday.—Mr. Simon I - . - . . . I . 4 1 .1 e,` 1 ini, Thurs&Y � ' - and exhaustivelV discussed almost dt every. . At 9, dinuet recently given 'by the barris- � NoTEs.—Mr. James Hill,-oneof our-popu- Geiger, of Pigeon, Michigan, is at home.— , . I �. I .1 � L � I I Linounted, to - $� ' , ' I as air! I d law students of Torou ng men, has joined the benedicts, by ' Mr. Louis Lippert, who has been in Maui- . . . � . I I aeted cli J electoes door, so that the verdict may well ter8 an . to, Premier' 'ar you 1 e . I . _VT3: - t%king lu�q hi� self a wife, in the person of � toba. for 6, number of years, came hot�e a few . . - 'Blyt�, gave at _ . - � . Of - .rl � . be taken to be the deliberat el in reply. g To a, toast in referring days ago. -Mr.. E. E. Miller, who attends . i . I V.e-v. Mr,, I . . � w. I L ray, . ,9 daughter. of Mrs. James . h* L 1 L - � ' pastor, . . . ! - I I . . i I . Mr. and Mrs. Hill are very Illinois,L Vi * * . L � row - __ �� grounded, opinion of the people. The result to legal gentlemen being in Parliament, Harburn. college in Naperville, is siting is I i . I . Ind a. Urge Ic ' - I - L I 1 4 1 - At arents and other friends during the holi- � . I t orch. I �, NEW ADVE 814!4NTS. ai:d: , Ottawa there were something popular, and their many friends wish theiii I . A has V . . I- . � � , . will, no doubt, have an important influence at - . I � . . - . , -bre . like 68 lawyers out of a total membership � long and py life. -Another intere9#9 Says. -Mr. David Schnell and MissAugusta, . 0 1 � , .'stir - � . I * hap � . - ,�: I Of t 0 V'k. -e - I 1� 3 Mr. Henry � - - L I _�_! dayt I . , � 11 � � � tr The fig -a -e between t6 parenthesis, after each on the Is elation of the country. It Will L of over 200. At Quebec there were, he be- event will , consummated next we9x'7 'Wagner, both of Ifay, last Wednesday join I . -1 M . I A '91 be ' ' � , : one, deno" the p%gge of the paper on which the give the Government courage to persevere in lieved, 30 member of the legal profession in Miss Tufford, of Toronto, is spendingt, hor ed hands in holy matrimony. We wish I - ; - . � �L 9 _e , ly . i .'111 � L w'JV lecWly I I I . aidvertisement will bo found. - I - . L I 9 1. . . � I L � I the course in which they have begun to a House of 70, while in the Ontario Legis-, holidays with her mother and brother'here., them much joy through life. -Mr. Canto, of I I -1 ciflor - 3r1r. A - I I .ty,coun - ), A : christmasi-31cRinnon & Co. (5) - lature, with a membership of 90, the legal -miss Ma ie Norris,of the Women'i Medi- the 14th concession of Hay, and Mier, Susie 11 �e ri . - S'' L suo el . I Holl"y Rments--W. W. Hoffman. (5) . carry 'out the policy, cominercially and I . � � . of -_ Grey* W" � . fraternity numbered but 16. ' In the Senate cal CollegegT ippel, of the Blind Line, joined hands in - r �. � (%&.tin--. areeling,+.-R. Willis. (6) . ., �ronto ; James Norris, M. A., S" , I � � I . - I il - �� 6 �j,ra of a Uve , , : - ' - . I . . - - t- I . - I - ,ion. -&in � 0 V : . I M , - . therwise' which they 1ave marked out, f6r at Washington, he believed there were Kincardine ; and lease Norris, B. A., of 4 holy matrimony last Wednesday, and' im- I I - tt t �)Wnb I I � Christm"Contentmen"reig & Macdonald. (1) : � - I N . I I - . 4 � MeXt te U I .. ...... , -themselves. It should also allay this 1 ' ' - . 1)attOUL . &rental medistely left for Buffalo on their honey % , W I Cbri4mas Photal st Henderwies. (8) 1 is nearly 70.1awyers, out of something like 80, are visiting under the . . . ��;_." . I . . - 00"colors W I - - a ProduoOLWanted-G.V King (81, . sod, although in 'Congress the proportion roof.,Mr. '. I -1 � I . 0 - rmiflen for, �w remain Situation Waato6d,Xx w I dis. , I -A- W. Hotham., wife an family, � moon. We wish them a happy life to I � . - � - wtoNffloe. (8) erable sectarian strge that has be4 , i m a par- - . i I - . . . - I -.th#$r I d&W--_T- - I Harvating3lachinery-�-Mm. Elder. (8) was not as gr , qxceeded anything i of Toronto, are v her. -Mr. Henry Sciiiiell, from Aytou, in __ � - . � .pat, it far L . I I I bmujht to I . . . tracting the country' for the past few r$, I feetrhe visiting his brothers. -Misses .Eva , I . � .. 11� .Geoes were � . on . conye=, so. --G. J. Sutherland. (8) . i ,to be- found � this country. ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton, dur- ! . - . . I - i 4 tr5w-0 L I - � . '-, "the 6"nilf_' Brondoje-s! . Steer y -4obu XoD011414. (5) as those who are still dissatisfied must ears- I � ing Chriitmds holidays. -The school's have Johnson, Rebecca Merner, and Tilly Faust � I . I b 'L � - - f , k - ' . ; - I ud" m - -1 Annual UeetlfV-U. Y.'NoLftn. (1) - i were I � 11 . . . . . I . XW" and Newyeaes Predents-40-Frod D&VW-. (a) - lysee that while they have not obtained, all � � closed for this year, and the teacheri of 'attended the public school examination last I I I 11 -1 I aft"OOV-1 P.CV. I : L I - The" County Council. � Cromarty and Stalife, schools will exchang -Mr. . i " I I . - Holiday Good"amen Sutherland (8) they desired and 414 that they no doubt - I . a Tuesday, in the! town line school. L � I I - - ,U fWWm1.jery I � I I T I AuaiWl Meettair-Reavy EUber (5) Z Th� following is the result of the counv! laces, but owing to the illness of Mrs. Me- eor Sohael i , who h been! in etro t I - . fe, r I � - �, i 9 0 0 0, I went to , tobb & Currie. (5) I . I . - , I I I - Dinolutim of JWWerehlp-P conscientiously believe they are entitled to, council nominations, on Monday last: Vaughton they will be unable to move her stu ing dentistr , is -home at present.- . . z � 111 r_ - I , ' . . - � . * I I A_� L - a InA boa I 11 liformaden Wante&-& S. Dickson. (6) I yet that they have obtained as much as it is MCKillop Tuckersmith and Seaforth di. for sowe time. _�, re. en after and her daughter, Mrs. � � . i, I - L . I . r I . -vows:: an a , , i , % 5ws 1 �T*,B 061tor Office. (8) I � . - $ r � dW 611 ths " , � . r . . I � G=1X(r'1d-0=11t_?3).__B. IL 0. (8) ; r ! . vigiou,-D. D. Wilson and � . Me Jamb Gallman, left on edne8diWy for Lin- I I I � , ime., , ible to secure for them, and that oo I Thomas E. . I . . L - � . - . t '6f -� : . - ; ; P0,48 - . n- I . ,� . I I . I I wittear . .F&=eW1nsUtute--A. Gardintr. ( ; Have, Seaforth; John B. McLean, Tucker,.�[ towel, wh re Mrs. Bauer has a daughter, to - - I rew I 6) e � . : : - liad . -- I - f . - r4 . L - . I : � Election Clud-Thomas Z. H&O. - (6) � will only inj 11 ]Wthel. . . , - � -W it- . to4ed agitation and strife are smft�, and -M. Murdie, McKillop. � spend Christmas. -Mr. James Laidlaw has I I . . 'Of �*d i pat t � L Nall Gantract--H_ G. Habkirk. (5) � . I NOTES.-ISchool closed on the 22nd inst., . � . . . I . . I . - I .. I � 'alnount L I I - . . . . iiis�eard of help their cause. The Cornwall Usborne, *Exeter and Stephen division,:-! gone home to Elmwood, to spend Christmas . � I - - . -the ownere Z1% I I I ! - I ' - -� f4w ; � - and -will re -open on January, 4kh. -Andrew hVial it to tM;w16_A . I ,�� I � - is er friend.4. -.on the -6th Oq elebtion was.au important one. The poli- Dr. R611ins, .kxet6r, and Donald McInnis, 1 Eckmier,,of Fullerton, is h;me for his holi with h' mother and oth . �, � -been held I ; _. r � cul "W as the -Usborne, elected by acclamation. : I JU r T. H ,NG f I �..ehei in school i � I - ticlans on both sides recognized this, . � � . I OF EVV R I � , A1111. y � I days. -Alfred Fogal of Muskoka. is visiting � I - -Sl�ck � I � - V � I 21 � Hay, Stanley and Bayfic-ld division, � I -_ , ail M - I I I I Ight XV " ut forth their best efforts to secure a -favor- -1 hisparents and friends here. -The oyster Birussels. . ; . . furou :Criarlitor. ' . I . . . � an entertainment - � . � I ' I __ . I � p . an i George MeEwen and John Torrance, Hay'l and fowl supper last week attracted quite a LoCAL BRIEFS. -Wm. Bright, who for. � . I � ,�;J .boa" t 708� - 4 - ; I % able verdict, and very, few of the rank d and Peter Douglas, Stanley. - I large audience. The supper was served b ' . 1 3 . . I I .. .- The - seb � � tu Junior - I � . - . � � I . . . file, t-ven among the opponents of the Gov� Goderich township, Clinton and Hull&tt Y some years was fireman of Livingston's flak' � I � I i I'll 11 After beanng � I . i ,s and Xr-,� . � I the Canadian Order of - Foresters in first- mill here, and who'was taken sick a year . C I ame to a clog . . . . I I I � I SEAFORTIEE, FRIDAY, Dec. 25th, 1896 ernment, will regret the result. . division,-Johii. Cox, Goderich tov6ship -� class style, and the program itself was well . - - I MT ! �, I.. le . I virb - � S . . - .. - � D_ A. Forester, Clinton, and- James Snell" I I .. ago and went to Flo' rid&, died- at the resi- . I I ted chairmsu, . � � . . �� - I I . . I � ,I worth the admission fee. Court Ethel adds deuce of his father, at Arthur, on Satuid%y. ' i . .- - � . - I ,� - appoin, )!grJT2me A I I I � i I .ii&rastl I I . � I Hullett. . . . I � . .: i I ing pr, - � � I ew members to its list at nearly eve Consumption wasthe cause -ot * death. He ' ' . � � . . . raental music, recitationi I - � � - . _� Editorial Notes and Comments Morris, Brussels 'and ,�Grey division, -1 'In ry 1 , . -0 .1 . � � - rw,ers . 2 11 I . I - meeting. -William Doi , a special organizer was buried in Listbwel by the Oddfellows. . � - % . � ,,�Verl. The -pe# . �' " - . The Co�nwal. Stormont Election. ' 'Henry Mooney, Morris, - and Archibalci 9 - . I . I I . -. The petition �gainst the election of Hon. I -of the Canadian Order- of Foresters . I i the Most credi � I : , I I , , Hyslop Grey, elect d by acclamation. I spent ; He being a member of the lod e here, the - . � I I � selves M -- Of I . � � The loye-electioit in the constituency of" I part -of last week in our village, -in the members � 'attended in a ody, * and -the clelight � : q, . . I William Paterson for North Grey, came be- I I e T � I . ,, � East and West Wawauosh, Blyth and I - - I greatly to . . I Cornwall and Stormont, on Saturday last, I interest of " Forestry." -A crowded house I I . . .. I � � . fore the judg�s at Owen Sound, on Friday Winc,bani,-Don- Id P tterson, Robert Cur. were assisted b the Listowel brethren.- I � , : 0 a a listened to the dialogues, choruses, recita- -y .. . al N . .. l � . to fill the vacancy'in, the Dominion Parlia- last The ' Professor Hawkins' concert, last Friday . � I . . *Jqe,wo Of t,hf � : , I � I for the petitioner in- rie and Thomas H. Taylor, . I I I 1 7 . . counsel East Wawa-, . # . I e- � - - , . � q I � tions, songs, instrunientals, etc., given by - I charges . � Z . I I I I � . - I I I I - ; B vxi,�At' I F West NVawanosh, and -John Hannah, Wing-; -holars of the Presbyterian Sabbath * evening, was a success. I . I I s � I � , - , mt,,ED D,ov . �; - � nitat caused by the death of the late Dr. forined the court. that ther-e,were no nosh; Alex. Stewart'and James Johnston,: �he se The, stormy night .. � � ermn, ave been a. surprise to both against Mr. Paterson or, his . supporters that interfered somewhat with the attendance. . - . I �: I � B ' must b � sqho?l, in the township hall,,on Tuesda : . . # . . . - t fire totally & I - � I � . � - Us. 1 This constituency has g could be sustained. The petition was, liam. . . , i Y -Tile nomination for the sixth county dis- - � . . I . - - - I � ;1 -9th ins . . one Con- - ' evening of ihis week. The proceeds, about trict was held here on � - . . e -union Aepot,i , therefore, dismissed and t)ie Conservatives Howick, Wroxeter and - Turnberry dimi - Monday last, when . �shed at i� -igh I I .- . $20, will be used Jor Sunday school pur- - tile . - I -fre I - siervative� for eighteen years. At the gen- ; follow __ ran, &Ven � ... I - i will have the costs to pay. - vision, -Robert Miller, Turnberry; T. B.i .ing. nominations were made : I I Afichi% - � - I'll 111111 - - . eral election in June last, Dr. Bergin, who - - I Sanders, Wroxeter, and B. Cook, Howick. � , poses. --The Methodist Sunday school held Henry 111'0'oney, A. Hialop, W. H. Kerr. a . �.troy. , LOW, about$Ji "I _. � � - I - their annu�l Christmas tree .and entertain- . � � - -Cm- ., � . was an uncoaxprGTAising Conzervative, was The Toronto Telegram, very aptly re- Colborne, Godeiich and Ashfield division' . ,�horr, speeches were made by thecandidates .� � .. I 8FIVERE srawm,�N � 0 1! nient, on Thursday of this 'week. I .- I . . . e�tOOD . 11 -Hurgh Girvin, Ashfield; Philip Holt and' � on the views of the new,act and on,the �C 1# i . bold meetings-COMIllem'O" - I . elected by a majority of over four hundidd. marks .- 11 Miners gel- their gold in spite 6f . I � . I � U — i ____ . I I disaster, A � I finances of the county and other matters. . � am , - - � Robert McLean, Goderich. V . . Adjuskoe P1 ' I -1 I . � . .1 I. - �, 11 � I � This, however, could hardly be eqnsidered a the hard rocks in the west, and brokers get . . I _1�:ippen. - W. H. Kerr withdrew as a candidate, and � . -1 -tion of ther CM, st' -W � . - ,� � . - . .1 , ' . ; . i . .. by tbo I - i I 11: fiar test, as -there were three can,Aidates �' in their gold on acconnt of the% soft heads in . k - I CHURCH MATTERS. 'The ordinance of the the,nominating officer declared Messrs. His- - . . i . were -.prohibited I - �; . I � � 11 - . I . . . F I Rensall. i )and Mooney elected by acclamation.- . . . 11, I I � has b�efi seateI1604 to Ale 1. . . 4 rit§ has been the east. " � � � - I Lord's Supper was observed in- KIPI � -11 . . , r_ _� the field. � The standing majo . � I )en and 101 -_ - -_ . - rears imprisonment. � . i The - I � 19-1 . , - I ' G. J. SUTTIERLANTI), Notary, Public Com-' Hills Green Presbyterian churches on Sab- �municipal nominations will be held � � �� _____� � , � I .., from one,to four -hundred. On Saturday I � . I i I — y .. I - � T � - . . The Toronto News urges,the appointment miesioner, C-invoyaueer, insurance Alvent au& bath last. The preparatory services on the nex� week, and by appearances will be just . I L I I - . ATFAIA$ TN Cuw_-A � � _. . ' - � . . - � - I I last� Mr. Snetsinger, the Liberal c � � I Aw. I . . andidate, Issuer of Xarriag� Llcens,�s. All Legal Dacurnents.1 previous ' Friday. were conducted by the as quiet: There is no. one mentioned who will . I -vans, to the Times I of an inspector " whose duty it shall be to dra,kn,* u . � � . . I � . I - f . according to Law at reasonable rates ' � I � I was eleated by a majority of over six hun- . ' Rev. Mr. Acheson. The thanks- ran against Reeve Kerr, and few if any as- . I . that, the white Adement � i ,a . , test the quality of the liquors sold in the �loneyto`ioark ,on Real Estateat current rates oi' Po'stor, , I i . - I . --Cuban ingi J �_ - � � dred. Thi4restiltisiri�portantar-,dgratitv- interest- Offica at the Post Offi2e. J. G. SUMER-' giving services on the following Monday rant y in the i Pi 9 are in the field for councillors, In ^ *Argel-, . I � . . - . . . - . . I � . - , . I Greylalessrs. Strachan for reeve, Turnbull i Cr elements have diss �, hotels and saloons bf - the Province," and L.-tx-o, He4sall. 1615-4 g � Sale oi .Cle d-ri n worst . I in- -1� the Liberal party for 'two rea-qQns. - . I .� . � were conducted. by Rev. Mr. 1%.-ains, Olearin : I I Un Sale" of . I I , I , ,_ t;o - �§ I proceeds " while there is no doubt that DEF,Fase. Harvesting Machinery now on � 'Methodist Alinister of Hensall, �The ser. ,first deputy, and Brown secofid deputy, will - . � . .� dependent- Government,, I I � . . -L, � � � . � Firsf, because of the time at which it took I I exhibition at the liensall implement Shop. Fara i h likely be the order, and in Morris, 'Messrs. ' - : le;st be in the hands -01 - . � vices throughout were hic, ly edifying and � - . � ' � � � Z5 - I I . sj[ble men. I , I . - . whiskey is a harmful -liquid for any human ere why buy spurims imitations when you cin n - At this communion season nine . Bowin for reeve, and. Kirkby for deputy, i Tweed Dress spo 7 1 :, plape,. and second, because of the nature of ' Ow 1 enjoyable.� Fur, C�apes I _U . . . I � being to consume in large quantities, it is sacure the grenuine goods. W)E. ELvErt, Salesman . ith a probability of a ru for councillors in . . I � I - ' I TIJOUSAND-DEX � the cb�usti' ency. As to the thile, this is not nearly as bad as- a great deal of the I I lil.6_1 ! new members- were added by profession w 11 I I . I . OVER A � , . �- . Gil b I- of faith, i1aakinc, thirty-iev I en during the each township. -Division court was held I � � I . Goo,d-s I - announced A Bowli,ay `61 ,is been held sin I i . I I . . - - . I VI R. MY, -D, . I -1 . ; . I - - - � I � � _, - I �, � . . � . 1 151 VAS 1�` � year. e Z 1% . . � . the first election that h, ce stuff that is handed over the bars in this � JA31ES SUTHF AN of the Post! Th annual congregational meeting here on Wednesday, Judge Doyle presiding. - - ets of bubohie,#1 - , I � - J , : the settlement of the Manitoba school city and throughout -the -Province. Jn too .Office Book Store, is showing and opening up the . � . I . P - . I _. I i . __. - , � ___ . I Aeathe , from .'' �� . _� . , . many places whiskey is not whiskey but is largest stocs: of Fancy Gooda for Holiday and Xma!H� was held on 11onday, immediately after the I . I . i , , � � k,. ;an 1� 4 1 � ._� �!._ prese.nts ever offered to the'publ.o, and at - ular service, and the proceedings were of - . ' I d . The ''exodus from � � r 7 ques ion .was. ann Ptices to t reg . I a ' ,� -2^OC.O p6vsons bave fled � . , I it the timc3. JA31ES SUTHERLAND. 1515 3 : "W roxe"r. ` There have been many instances in which a � . I I ; 1� DES 4 taxiff commission is bn its rounds with the a most cordial and harmonious charact�r, � - Sale,. of - ` � t, oulle,ed, and while, the blue -stone and drugs of the vilest ewaracter. - -ou Clearing 'S, le of Cli,earin' -i- __ � GOODS , - .. � LoCAL BmEps,-We are now being favor- i A R SAW MILL.— - .. - 9 - 1 4 QMISTUM13 . . . , _� ,� &Vowed purpose of gEdning information that drink of liquor has thrown a man into a fib. while 'the several reports show the various First-class malpla logs, �uita�le for blocks, any 1 - � - . I - I I . _ . � � . ; � Wallbridge & CoMP I - - - . ed �with the long wished for sleighing and it � departments of church work tq be progress. length. Also any quantity souni soft elm logs, to I I �- Of - , . �_ Whiskey will not do this, bat the various has already brightened tip business gcne�-: ing favorably. The church choir, under the be 10 and 14 feet in length: Higbeat price in caah -J 1,ckets � -4,11 � I will enable the 'Government to convert a I Fur, a . Millinery their Christmas good, . � I I I � . . . �- - � concoctions that are made ap by unsertipul- ally, and will give the farmers all 0PPor- I direction of Iliss C�awford as leader and p3ld. Get them in early. A. GiBsox, Wroxetrr. - . � . I - I big -store was -A114 by, -i . I __ - . � � _ -, � ,otectiv4 into, a revenue p-Foducing tariff one dealers - because of the extra profit that tunity of getting out their wood and logs. 1 - . I : I - - I ,out on theirpremises. . , � pf . . I I I 1514x3 I -1 organist, is one of the most efficient in this . I . I � - . . I ' * - � I - - . . ordy,,_ - a,§1 to the -place, becaxise the constit- can be derived from the sale of it, will " " If Our village is beginning to present a holi-, section of the country, and is alike credit- . NOTLS - The school conce'rt held in the ! . � j- � zcnmn- T1x"MD,_1 , - . � .1 . - I ,uency is tin exceedingly mixed one, both as; people will.rdfrain from taking this stuff, it day-.appearauce in the way of fine and, paviliou,*on the 18bb, was a,aecided success, i Cl; ' ' Sale of . Z : VrIed.to I ... ove = d se. � . I . able to ribe accomplished leader, the mem- ea:ring - th f I I won't give them fits. ThatJs the best and � e tat I �: : regards nationality and religion. ,The pop. � tempting stocks of all kinds, suitable for �� bers and the congregation, and all will be despite the unfavorable state of the ciearing ' Sale of � � - . - " . safest way to do. - � � I . I I � ! ,- 1. - � , ' I . . I ; � i - - I L - iflation is principally of French aud Scot- � L the Christmas season.-Mis's 1NI. Latimer,' pleased to learn that Miss Crawford's ser. .weather. The children performed in gallant I ! - . I Nwitim. F�&TjimW 11, I . . - I � .. ,. Men s and LLL � . , I � . I i one of our assistant teachers, was this -week,. .- style and reflected inuch credit on their � �-- � .... � ve I ,vices have been secured, -for another year. I I , Irsary of the laudi ,r tish origin. In. ieligion the people are The Mail of Monday gave a list of the . - � �� L . Mr I � - I i - : on the eve of her separation from *our .jmb� L ' teacher. Tile prograiri was enl4rged by Ladies' Man'tles. I � . I 'yjkthers, on .Plymouth R, I XOTES.—Before the next arrivaf of our - �. I i L I s , LLLLLLL I �L . � I I - I pretty evenly divided between Protestants outside Liberals who assisted in the rec'i�t lie schooi, presented by her pupils with d' adult local talent, together with a charming - Ir" . I . Boys' Cap 1� I � �on the 21-st illat. I b � � L � . - - : friend TuE EXPOSITOR, Santa Cfaus will L .� . . . I I �. - handsome gold riiig and photogiaph'album. a a 8 exhibition of scarf drill, by a class of young . � � . � . I . � � 11 � L. - French and Cornwall bye-1--ation. There, 'Was quite a 1 havo-lmiaAe his usu I c )Is with all bi . . I- � - .... : 160dety,of the city of L � - � I I I I � -Mrs. Robert Young, youngest daLughter' Christmas greetings. ladies from Harriston high school. ' Alto- . : . ' � - . o Scoteli Roman- Catholics.- Commercially crowd of th(,F��, but, we do not notize the I -Mr. James Butt, who I , I ''I . I � I . -1 Mn�wo_Ns Pon FETES.-. . . , 6f.Mrs. George Moir, of this village, form- has been':'residinsr in Manitoba for'a, nurpber getner, .Mr.. Wilson and Miss Gibson are to � . -2 I . - name of a sh,gid Ontario -official, - 'although . ; Poym -The credit asked � -i,tig, the town of Cornwall is, perhaps, . ! . � I spealk � w I e erly of Usborne, returned home this week be congratulated on the e'uccess of �the con- Clearing 'Sale of .* . I th same P�r,r -tated a few days. aCo that. of,years, has dis�osed of his property there, ' . � Clearin Sale o f ,Government to. , meet th I . t. -An exceptionally fine programme is . . � � . I 9 . - � I more extensively engaged i n� manufacturing - . from Weepa-wa, Manitoba, on a visit,accom- and is no* home on &-visit. -The � car load Oer � . visit of the Czar and Cie .1'. . the concessions were swarming . . . I � . I I I r of applep shipped to the old -eduntry mar- In project for the evening meeting of the � .� - than any other town of its size in -the Prov- - ier Hardy's hirelings. Who are they, Mr. panied by her children. It is now four o Overcoats - . � :-grentea by the Chamber: I I five years since Mr. and -Mrs. Young Farmers' Institute; to be held here on the . M a n t 1 e � Cloths . . . I � inte. �- In fact the business interests of the Mail? You should give the nardes with . C) located ketby Messrs. R. B. .McLeau,JamesCooper, I - 'vote of 496 to 121. R I � � I - in Neepawa, &-ad it is almost needless to say R. ,Nje,Mordie 12th- of January. -Mrs. Robert Gibson, of . - . . I , � - . the others or withdraw the charge. , Jilin MdNevin, Andrew ' � - ocredit, the Chamber, bi i I — I 5, town'ax.e almost entirely - dependent upon that Mrs. Young was rejoiced to visit her' Bell, James Mustard and Peter Gra Maitland Brae, has returned from a � X -Socialist �' li . . — ut ar- . visit to I I � 1 136, rejected -a . I . 4 . I � its manufacturing, while the i agricultural � old home, and was asionished- to see the friends in Iowa: -George Eamer andlaffifly, I -� . n - . rived safely ,at the London market, . I ' to the credit 1xMiW) f I . . � � a Mr. Lazier, the commissioner on the -owth our village has made in that' in g d found a' good 10 -a twd month's Clearing Sale ,of Clearing -Sale of :_ tothe aid of the une-nipli districts surroundingit are about equally so. . , rapid gi an of Manit ba, are here on . - . . " � I . . - I Brussels� post office case, is County Crown ti�ne.-Mr. and Mrs. John h 2crie and sale, giv irs, after de vle't to friends in this locality. -M - I " - 11 ' I : . - � Here weihave the deadina elements mainly Z, - ing tothe owne dneting I I is$ I � I I i 0 . ildren are spending a 'Week ob ' a bar- Jessie Gibson having completed her term as -an I . L I I � interested in the issues which formed th . e Attorney at Belleville, and the Mail says h6 cb .1 so wi th all expenses, a neat profit of 86 cents , . S h a w is � d M I � I I . . . . � . appeared on political pUtforms at the las, r4latives and friends in Akron, Michigan.. rel.-Iklr. James Canning, merchant, niade teacher in -the junior department -of our . � � -.-ade-up S.Uits Plerth -it . . . I - The i .1 ' . � -1. . issues ia�lthe 'campaign. - ssues 'in the . The many friends of Mr. Jamest Wood and, - _' school' left for her.fiew home in Goderich, I . .- . . � -Abraham Baker h,W' � I I . election and took a partizan part in the . � a large shipment of poulbry to the Toronto . I Wraps . I- I- ' - � . :1 campaign which enga,ged almost the ex- election. 'Mr. Lazier denies that he did i I o. sister, Miss Lizzie, of �Usborme', will be � market on Monday. Imt.-Mr. Gilbert Dick on Wednesday. Miss v Gibson has been a . - - , . I - -farm in Elms, to Abrah I I . I pleased to learn-tbat they arrived safely in � has purchased a turkey from Mrs. John Pai . - I - . . nstaking and successful teacher, and ber - — - I wood, for $5 150. The' : . . e we Uo � . I � -,lusive attention, of the peopl. re, - the Mr. Lazier is a good'deal more likely t be Los Angeles, California, and are* d6lighted , McGregor, of Tackersmith, downing the . - i 1� . - - � . .. I removal will leave a blank in the social cilr Cie a r ing'' Sale of - and is in a good state 4 - f�� _. - sch-jol qi�estion and the tariff, the Conserva- correct than the 1N I I . . � I - 0. . . with the country We hope that4he trip scales at thirty pounds. Let us h lee of our village. -Nomination day bro ' I f. - . !!!L_ , ear of any c ugh't .1 . - Baker has lc:ased J,bhn I on the. -One side that in the Saturday lastwaga bi- day - for the Lib and change of ai will prove beneficial to, �etter.-Mr. and Mrs. James MeLymont, of a considerable crowd to town on Monday . 1. � farm, in ElTa, near Bril � . . 4�t'ehding r . Clearing - Sale of Remnant'S ' . I � 41 . e�__ I ID ; - Miss Wood's health, in whose interests the 7 last.. No less than four candidates are now. i . - I : 11 settlement of the school question, I'vir. __ . near Tor6nto, ara now visiting 'among . . . . � � ; I 'five years, at au annual. iI eral8. Aside from the great victory in trip was taken. -Our' carraige makers are Iriends.-Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Habkirk, of in the field, namely : Robert Miller,. Ben . I- . � -The ,.reception givt , � . � - , . . . , � . -1 . Laurier -bad betrayed his co -religionists am, CornivaZI, where a Conservative majority of now turning out some nobby cutter Cook-, Thomas B. Sanders, and " Gusty' 'I Underw' ear .of all kinds l� I nie and hig bride -at Bu " � i . i � , s. -Grain ,Dakota, son-in-law an'd daughter of Mr. and � . . _. , - . . i .. � - .5 ,z . 0 . �i t . fellaw eountrymen in Manitoba and had, o,�erthkree hundred last June was turned is being brought int6 market in large Barton, and a lively time is expec 1 4- . � '� I - M-rs. Thomas Robertson, of Tackersmith,are ted on I turn f rom their veddin PI . . 0 - � . � I ; � t I : I ' polling day. While engaged in felling a . . . � . - , .. 11 - 1, I I _ quantities. The prices being *on the ad- ,'s'pendin-liolidayp among friends. -Sleigh- . attended one- there bO - � I � I � grossly viG14%teil his promises to the people into a Liberal majority of about six -bun 10 . . . , I I 2 - ; . � -vance it ineets with, ready detnand.-11r. ling is nour here, and business is on the im- treei on Friday last, Mr. Thomas Miller, by � � -o""ll0w 11111110— . I .The roonne, were beautif , . � . � f . of Quebe�.,. while in -'reference to the trade dred. In the bye-elmtion in North Brandon Jo4h Case, of the London ro � foreseen accident, had his foot� and I - I I - . � - � -flowers and evergreens. � - . ad,township rovement.-The principal event next Mon- aP an . . — - . . 11 - . � - . I - � - .11 rain the manufacturers by for the Provincial Leizisl ure,' the vacancy of Hay, has purchased the east stom of Mr�.' `day ewening ankle,terribly crushed. The tree on being I . I . � �� p . - e-, qnestion, he wi at - will be the grand Christmas . . 13 were the orderrof the 4e 1 1 reduchaig the -tariff and allowing the country having been caused b� Ho'bi. Clifford Siften, .J.P. MarshalFs fine brick blook, hild intends tree entertainment, under the aAspices of cut Off, became sudde�iy dislodged � . .. . . I I - . � C� - . L L - . . . ant Vime w&s passe , �' entering arliament. Tn .-' dropped on - I � I - � to be flooded with products froiii foreign g the Dominion P, at the first of the year opening out a general Sb. .Nudrew's ,Sabbath school. � With favor- from the . stamp - and . . I I � -TvIrs, Grigg, z reU . I � . - I - countries ; antit e.4peciallv from the 'United Saskatchewan, N. W. T., another vaca;ncY store therein. , Mr. J. -1lacarthur, Who at able weather, the good programme, and the . Mr. 11iller's instep, -while still I in an . =&T -Hi , ., - - � . .- ,the Sapti*t -e,hurch,, frdr . I � I I I, .1 � � upright position, thus pinnin � . . an interesting addreas o I I I fee should have the desired 9 - � I I � . -States. On the other side, it was contend!ed ; Davis, the nominee of the Liberal i'conven- -sveek moving his stock of hardware, into the , gr?und till it fell. He has endured, great . ' . . .1 . I � in the Dominion Parliament, Mr. rT. '0- present occupies this store, intends this 'small ddmission . him to, the . � I . �ffect of making it a good success, All are - . I � Manners of the natives c . the tion, was el � � - '� � : � � I . � Indeperi,dent Liberal. And so the ball rolls has rented and is having specially fitted up - entertainments, 'socials and - meetings of deared him to all in the community, � much ' - � , I . . - in io"ll . - . 7 by ille Liberals that the adjustment of I ected ovet 'Mr. McPhaili an store�in U,r. Rannie's new block, which he invited. -Attending school examinations, pain, and as his kindly disposition has en- . Manitoba school question is ,a� fair a:iid, . . I . , ... � - the Presbyterian Phil . . . . . . . I �. . I - on. If things keep going in .this way for for a hardWare store. Thus our village ever arious kinds is keeping rdany on the sympathy is felt for him: -11r. Wilson, _.. 'address was listened t-( � L, - diffictilt question, I - equitable arrangement of a . re . continues ,to extend her c'ords and strength� move. -A numb princ,ipal *of our- publi6. se � �EIDWARID CIFATJL - - fore the women�e F th e or four,yeani, ,there will not be any , T er from this vicinity1ook i - hool, is spending � . I I M I '' I I . I � I - in I . . . - �� . ..... - tention. . I . . � - I .-. I . and one which will redound to the advantage Conservative members left in the House of en her s -.The anniversary .seivices' the anniversary at Brucefield on Monday the Christmas holidays at 'his home in At- I . � - . � I I . -The new -County "d � held ij Comipons and the Liberals will have to get held ijs akes. . . � - I � . � - . .1 of both Cef,holic3 and Protestants aud which 1connection with the Methodi'st evening last, and express themselves well wood.-Mias Edith Gibson is home 11 from � 1. . �, fuge is now- eoinp!A4 ' � - ' I . I I . I � - I I up a -row among themselves in order to church, o� Sabbath last, -were very large1jr _'Yiagara Falls Institute for the holidaylp. - .... � .2nopeete -81 t should W a�-cepted by all, and that so 16fag h . repaid for their trouble. -Mr.: Charles I : . AL, . �� . . . - a-ve an opposition to the Government. I . . I I : `V11 d on Friday-, I � - - t I ; - as such a settl�ment is obtainable it wo uld . --- - . - ^� Howick, has now U16 up his Dry Goods Company � w ., � icial inspectorand by I - attended bt the three diets of worship. illooper, of I I � . 1 5 . . � . � . � I ... I - . , Itev. James Livingstone, of Aylmer, at one winter quarters with Mr. ,Robert'. Murray. I ' ' � . - I , .i - ,Provincial secretary. � I I ... be criminal interference with the rights of The WoVe of Monday says : " Hon. time stationed -on the Kippen circuit, oecu- -Mr. 'Wm. McDonald is -now in the ser- - 'Tuckersmith. I I . � . � I however, not be �opened . . � ' ' i � F . . � , � .. � I Mmanitaba for the Dominion Parliament'to Thomas Greenwwy, Premier of Manitoba, is pied the, pulpitmorning and -evening, de- vice of -,\Ir. John McNevin. Our boys know PERSUNAII.-MiSs Caq)sie Allan, of uck- I - .. , � ,January. The fnbtitX w. ' . A I I � . . I pass a reirtedial. act taki ng the control of the in Torc ar- livering excellent sermons. Rev. J. ,J9. where to get; good hauds.-Mr. Ricker, V eramith, 'returned from Toronto tbisl'veek I . I . ,jnto. The.hon. gentleman, who. . 0 0 '. - -every re-cpect, 11 : - ' I . Hendera'on, of Carmel church, conducted village carriage. maker, has made a good sa13 where shehas. been visiting her sister, IMrs. , Seaforth's Grea'test Gash� . I I schools out of the hands of the --Manitoba rived from the west yesterday. morning, I . , . I I -The following from I I i . I - service in the �fternoon to a large conarega- of ,cutters. Good work soon tells. Mr. W. -D. Bell. We regret to state that Mrs. : I ! I � � �� -tioB I . - � . �. led the final examina i X . Monday evening f; ohn Jarrott � and famil I y have removed . ! . - I training le"ons, and � - �, 0overnment. Opthe trade question, they will �emaln in the ci o' Op the I � � : - t r, tion. )11,�wGg, J to Bell is still in very oor health. Miss Allan . � 11 � I IV until Wednesday, ' . 1) . ,.% I I - I � . , � . I I I 'N -1 I d�clared their determinatio-P to so reduce probably Thursday, ind then will leave- to Rev. Mr. Livingstone delivered his most London this week, where they -intend 'to re. wag . accompanied W Miss *ckler who is ,D Zodds Stor as- 0 � . lomas:--M,-,rs. 0araJ . I � �� , Ad - . visiting at the parental home. � . loy � _. � I � .- spend'Christm�s with his friends at Cen- renowned lecture The things I do not . T , ,- � and reaconstru*t the tar"T that, while The . - side in the'future. - . . I . � . I& Miss Sarah J. JGray. I N) I . C I � I - - . F. I _ tralia. He will return next lvlond%. and forget of the World's Fair." The attend- ' � __ __ I WEST 14' ,' XD NOTE s. -The Migges Di4k, of . I . iss Gdorg-w,w Wor, � . -ured, only inci- .;"then proceed t - ' � - --- - . I I needed revenue will be see . I � I If �i - . � �. o Montreal, where e will ance on this occasion, as on Sabbath, was . Morris, visited their sister, Mrs. W. C. - on Thursday afternoon, from the res; I ,have passed . � � ditioh of affairs. The people were a6ost place .. . .111, tPhose who . . . . . , :_. 'at -ion : . � dental iDrotecti,on will be afforded to any .speak at, the-.banquetf to be tendered to Mr. large, and the lecture was greatly enjoyed- ! Zurich. Laudaborougb, this wiek.-T&I r. James tud- 8. R. Stuart, : 1� I i ea,A"other, oolightly picked in dence of the ,oungest and onlysur i i I � 4- � " - - I standing of - . vivin . I I I . or 18 � -4 _ �_ industry, and that A would be in the inter. Latirier on Uhe 29th inst. � I by all. � The reverend gentleman is a very 1 NO'MIN_-.�MION. T - in e, of Park River, Dakota, I is visiting � i . 9 � P. . � � . . were they, but all . meemed to accept brothel., r. Zhairl.. McKenzie, ex -M. . . . � . Miss Mtkrgaret tyla,ebal I -, sita. . the freest possible t�ade re- �� __ b n )r the T - Mr. Cudmore- is now almost he situation cheerfully, and the very best � . :- -, -wards, Min Load;& Gel hi,�te County Council nom ' I � e of all that, fluentand entertaining lecturer, and as i � atioll f( division was fielA in mother - here. The retfiains were buried beside those o I I .... � I appy faculty of combining wit and in- the town hall, 2' on � I , I At a Liberal convention held in South the h, , u riel I , Monday, Decein. a stranger to.'the pe6ple here, having resided t , � 7 . . a lations should exist between this country order was maintained throug�out. The the late Premier and his four b�rothers.- I 31achan, Richard ]�.iv - ,- . I I I I . � I It � Brant, Mr. T. li. Heyd, of Brantford, was 'e-truction all through his lecture, which- ber 21st, 1806. The� following were nomi. in the west for a number of y6ars.-Mt. T. Mpied by Mr.'Robert McLean, Mr. and Mrs. George Amer -and family, -_ . XcKay. , I I . T. and the United States and that. the -Go v- . . � I ocenpied nearly two hours, thoroughly de- n . kted : John Torraul�.e, George McEwen, E. S . d' Christmas holidtiys chair wits odc 4 __ I fh L. . awyer is open Ing and he prov k I A7t his home on 0 1 t. * unaiiimously elected to measure swords ed to be the right man in the fromnear Boissevain, A19nitoba, are visiting . I I will lose no time in endeaVorinff to I � With lighting all with hit! vivid and pleasing dew Peter Douglas, Robert Tornbull,' Joseph at.his home it Woohi�m.-Mrs H. Orich ) . 11 . WaIlace, on Satiirday,�% I ernment I 0 ' ht place. The progrLamme was lengthy Mrs. Amer a father, Mr.' ,'Geor . . I 0 % a - I -Mr. Robert HenrVLat the - ge Casemore. I . apprda-ahing bye- se -Miss Sophia lugram is visiting Beek. The last two named resigned, leav- and Mr. E. Walters have each sold . & heavy r' ,, Z effect such a reciprocity treafy betwee 'riptions. - - and instru- 'N . Hear Sanderson a W4, 1 . _�4 - -a �the - an varied,L Consisting of vocal -1 lessrs. John Robertson, J ames: Robert- y I I . 'L I � � election in that constituency. Mr. Heyd is friends in London. -Miss Tooley, of Zurich ing in the .field John Torrance, farmer, horse to Mr. P. McGregor, of Brucefield. - i �r�sp .. 'Of t] - . . N two countries. � oung migln an( - tow 1 mental music, recitations, dialoguem, -etc. son, Aughl"Sohn7ston and Miss Annie -St,6we - I'll � 4 , -peted resident . IT, .1 . a y I a. most eloquent. speaki6r. spent'last Sabba.th with friends here.-' nshipof Hay.; George McEwen, busi- SCHOOL EXAIVITNATION AND ENTE `q- �; � e 'his i ... _ 'As election�-are now going- we are almos' . L RT`11- Where all did well, it would be invidious to ittended the funeral of the late Mr. D. W� I r 15th year of , . ., I � - . � t safe 1 0 ite a number of car villagers attended ness man, Hensall ; Peter Douglas, farmer, -MENT.—The examination of the pupils of , 1 --had I i failing he&] , . � - . r i en in .,� These were the issues tbat Nvere so plainly "' I - a I � A . a . L __ . , dvance e nomination beld at Zurich on',Monday. township of Stanley. . the school -in Section No. 2, Tuckersmith, . - . . to count on Mr. Heyd's �iection in a'. ' particula ize, but We must say that the di - Geddes, in Belgrave, on Sunday. -Ar D - I A( - I L . n .. before the elebtors of Cornwall and. Stor- as a ceruti�,ty. . logues by the school children showe a Moifatt's new brick house on the bound- .Years Thedeceasea 13 LLL I � - I �.. -Mr.au&Mf!e. Wm.- Andersou,of Michigan, : SCHOOL E_-,,TEnTAi'_V_-*fE_NT. -The pupils of took'place on Taeiday last. Thie school is � I . I I I , . � .., - I I . I . . , .... ,I ose engaged- and ary was well warmed this week. . On - Tues- , land with his parentst I .��! - t , are visiting relatives here, the former near the Zurich public school gave an �entertain- I I - � .�� I niqnt, amd.upon these issues a majority was under the charge, of Mr. Thomas Forsythe. - and study on the part of th - evening fortjr couples were invited - 1. I I secured in every irianicipality in tl �ion pefition against the return of Kippen and the latter ' The interest felt by the people of 'this! see- training by their instructor. ln� day , -age, the family eettlin� , - - ie riding The elec her mother, INIrs. inent in the township hall ih this -place, on - ; - I � I - throughout was there to a supper, and on Thursday ni . '--of Lanark. From tb , - Bengoug - �' tion in tl deed, the entertainmep ght I I � ,-, ,h, of this village. -The anniversary Friday evening last. Notwithstanding the i6ir q,cho�i was amply manifested ,,t, ; for.the Liberal candidate afid indorsing tile I Messrs. Oiler and Clarke for West Toronto, - worthy ot - the large"audie4e and creditable. .19-0 young people danced to their hearVs I inoved intotbe neighb( I - . I - I I . � � tea -meeting held at Fansville, on Thursday stormy evening the hall waR packed full by the very large number of parents and _ , . 1i I 1. . : � Liberat policy. For insffltuce, Cornw"all has been -i ithdrawn, as has also the petition I to' all who took part in it. Miises Bell and .content. We wish the Moffatt family& . . I where he lived aboat � . 1;7-f eveniDg of last week, was a very succes'sful with a highly intelligent and appreciative others who attended - the examination and I � - I ... � � township, �vhiah is very largely composed of against, INI . VX7. F. '-Xiaclean for WeA York. C Crawf�rd presided at the organ and played long and hippy life in their fine residence.- I zcame into Wallace, biq - - : � one. The chur h was well filled, and the a�dience. The little folks were out in force. this interest is reflected in the excelleni�con- - � . I I .. � I the ac,'companiments. - In the interval be- Rev. Mr.- B�yiro preached in the Presby- He was married twioe,, . - I z I . I ,onian. Catholics, gave . he first and second parts of the pro I - terian chu,rch� last f3abbath.-Idiss Hittie. -and four sons and two - f French and Scotch R , These are all Conservatives, and their seats tea' as served by the ladies was A I in every The entertainment' was given entirel b� - dition of the school. The building. wa so I ' � 11 � I I 'i I are no assured to them. tween t - , I i , After all had done ample justice the school children. 'The stage was ny t y cely roo for . in ,� . I � I Z respect. ea crowded that there was scare I ' I i I , f th� - - e. , i f; . -1 a Liberal niajority of 263, while Osnabruck, of, 'y r a 'me, a short - address was delivered by Geddes is . visiting 'her, grandparents, INJr. � -A me ti f tb e I 0 . � . - . L� , - . I , � � "I.. i IV to the good things so liberally% provided, the curtained, and bearing the motto on the the classes. A large number th� igh- I he programme was and Mra'. J'An McCracken, of the Bluevale � -'Toa-d was lie i 7 � . � Er. M. Y. McLean. 'T �Z 'i. -Cooll . a strongly Protestant and'. Orange munici- The ial of tlW election petition against literary and musical part of the programme front', " Onward and Upward." I . a I a I 4 t At the ap- boring teachers were also present and ok I �� % -1; . Wednesday evening, la . �. closed about midnight and all left, no road, after ita � - agan, the: pri .cipal of yi�&;% few months with her . � pality, has given a Liberal majority -of 31, the retarn of'N was entered upon, when addresses and pointed hour, Mr. H, part in the examination. The chil ren I � : " - . I Ill. Beattie, for London, has ' n . ,doubt feeling that they had spent a most en- uncle, Rev. ton McCracken, rector I I 'one -hundred farmers I ... . . ' music of an entertaining and pleasing nature the school, in a neat -address expressed the 'were put through most thorough and Be reh- - I - . . _. I �k'i , -this being the first time in its history-, we �been i -ogress for the past w�ek, ,and has I . - E H h urch in Cheoley. -4XIr. 4wsembled to Aiscusotb - - - - . in pi � ,were given. Rev. Mr. Kerr, pastor, dis- Joyable.evening, and hoping that it would of th fi I I . 7� - pleqpire it afforded himself and the other ing examination, and they stood the ordeal . .-themse I believe, t'ha,f it lia-s ever givema majority on. been adjourned until the 18th of Junuary. - not be the last of -the kind held in No. 2. heir daughter, Miss I .. - Ives, thereon ia--i .. � � . . I . charged the duties of chairman in .a very teachers of the school to see so many of the rei�arkably well, showing that the instrue- , . � � . : i ' i - 11 I I 1. that, side. The remainder of the collstit- Things are 'in bad shape there. That Mr. I Eliza Pugh, have XT. John Aiken -s, Mr � �� pleasing and" ablS mmnner.-'-Nlr. Archie parents and- friends of the children present, tion had been thorough 'nd practical, � and - gone to live -in C-butoft I I . -,others addressed the mj � - a 1� with Miss - Lucy Pugh. By'the: removal I � . I � uency was pretty much the same. This i Beattie owes his election. to bribery and Blatchford, of North Dako'ta, is visiting his and he expressed the hope that they would Aot as' is too often the .case, merely super- . . � Bluevale. .of ; . Z., - . - - . � � �, � � � Mr. Pugh,Bloevale loses one of its oldest m- . - strong resolution was �T - _�, goe�s s sb m ost I . -1 � pw that Roman I corrupt practices, there is little doubt, but relatives here, after an absence of eight be able to afford pleasurable entertaini ent ficial and fori shol - Mr. Forsythe is a BRIEFS.—Mr. Robert Farrow, of the Cus' habitaitte, 4 ...... �� I AU04;n of the preat' __ , the business bad been carrie4 on sa scienti years'o-lNjr. Collins, assistant postmaster at to all. The program, which was then pro- painstaking and��&mpetent teacher. T. I . ,,he' having moved here about �� p � :.. L � and tome department, Ottawa, was visiting his . 11 .1 � Catholics aud Prot estants al ike, are satisfied � ficall v , - - - '' - 11 . revenue b and nrg . �, . a e is some difficulty in prov ' , lorty yea -s rom. Clint -on. We are , "W1 � I I I .,, th t ther . - Exeter, accompanied by Mrs. Collins, spent ee,ded/with, proved to be leigthy and in- seems to li�ve th 'Whiire confidence of "th� uncle, Mr. John Farrow, a few days ago r ago, f .... . : I � . I . I lacy. agency . . . .- I 'Is, fence� ., I - _:. % with the settlerrLeat that bas been' made of ' i on the part of the culprits. I '" . - sorry that Ml, -Pugh is in each feeble beilth, . -der twine, nai . -1 � -1 � , . . I last Sabbath here, the cruests of Rev. 'and teoesting.. It consisted of recitations, dia- parezits and pupils, and the people have Mr. John Robertson, of Boissey'ain, Mani- � . � - : Articles be'pla,ced on � . � ; � MZ . 4 Nlaiiitobm school question. . - Mrs . owing no* d I . � , the'� In AayA gonis I - Mrs. Waddell.--�Alr. and" oubt � to his age, which is 88 1 1 - � 11 � - T. Hicks, of lokues, choruses, solos, etc., all by the acted wisely in continuing his services 4t a toba, has col.ne to spend the winter, visiting : - Ineeting was enthusia.91 �� .� I I I ,-, . . . . I - years. -On dokng the school for the Chri3t� � ... . 1�. I I j " I. I I -'aVOr Of tariff rievisido � Ly Corawal, town, the large Inaullfactul-it1cr , Hon. 8idney Fisher, Minister of Agricul- ' Chiselhurst, were in the village this week school children. 'Every number on the respectable, but not by any means too 14rge his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson, , I . I mas liblidays,. on Tuesday afternoon, Miss .� � 1 i on the way to. visit their ,son John, a*t prograni, was 'well carried out and waa a salary .thus abowin that.they appreciate and other relatives. -The congregation . . I �_ � . - - - teacher in th . I dv J d a, 'D I ture for the D-01- V h f 9 -The Mitchell A . I � 1.9 . ient of the heartily enjoyed by, the audience. The merit more than a few paltry dollar e ecent meet' - I centre, Nvas ever considere Conservative , � ninion, has been in 'V as - Stoney' Point.-Tbe Sacran of Ballantyne, e junior deparb- - . I - . s 6at th' Presbyterian church at it r Vforthd 1-kst three years, was presen � I T � stron-hold. At the lo..%t election it gave Z� , in -ton conferriner with tb - of Ag lug men , , ted I -says!; 11 �On Alonday- 1 1 It - 0 0 Z> _q Secretar3, - rd's Supper was diipeDsed in Carmel club swinging aInd the fan -,drill,' each par. might be saved by procuring a less effic" t decided not t call a' minister for some time �nile and a, quarter w � " f . . I � fn�en luo ' - 4 -a . u0ilk, and friends with A , pretty - . I I ; � y of :144, while on Sat- i riculture there -with ,a vie-xV U the removal chureb, on Sabbath morn'in- last. -2\1r. G. ticipated in by about fifty boys and girls,, teacher. At the conclusion of - yet. -Mr, David Jenkins, who has been go. f A - Aome cattle by -a hired.� , - Consery tive maiDrit " a � �t It, . I - the exa n . p case J� I - . - - ; � . . � - I I urday that, was rever ! 'of the quarmitine restrictions between., A. Ellis took 8; photograph of the members were particularly good and were, much ad tion, congratulatory addresses were i � I � =g . l,iss Ballautyne intends go- --- - � Aeliver , - sed, and a -Liberal __ gi en ingto school.in Michigan, is visiting the pa- - � 14 � . lug to th� Toronto Normal School after the "I'll I- y to AIT. HenrS I ,4, -- majo - : I ;� I- ada and the United Stl�tes. - rity of ,222 recorded, thus,showinte that' I Can, i of the Hay council this week. -Mr. William mired by all ; the tableaux alsoiwere very by the teachers present and others, On he rental bome on the Bluevale road. -Mr. - were handed over totl . I holidays.; T. tie people of Bluevale are well 1 1.7 1 - I . It is- now Elder returned home last Friday from To- nice, while the recitations by' I the little evening of the same day a musical andt- John Robertson'went to Sarnia last week to - ; � ... . those ivao ark, so deeply interest6d in manu- : saia tj.,at this mission has re,lkulted in an , ronto, to sipend his vacati" . pleased With, Miss' Ballantyne's teaching..- �. - , Illoney, _$114), was paid I - . � on. -Mr. Harry boys and girls -were such as to call forth the erary entertainment was given by the pu�ils attend the f uneral of his cousin -the late � I I . I �. I - . . turning Mr. O`Keefe ti . � . - , . . � facturing are not irx the least afraid to trust � agrectactit looking to.the simplificationof the -Parker, who has been an assistant at the adhiiration of all. The entertainment and others in the school. The pleas'nt. Mr. Robert McKenzie,kthe eldest of the i 0 . - . 11 I '� ", .. -i - 13ayfield. - the-nigbt andcalled Ili I . Mr. -.C.Uirier an,l his ifovernment and that t ll,�Le ttook quarantine in,�pection regulations ' station for sometime, had the misfortune tbVoughout was most creditable t ',ds brought ou a seven 2NIcKenzie Brotbe f ho' the late I 8irAtf o�d who aseerb � � �� - M I en and the , good ro�d r - 0 W � I .1 - - 1. L . . 3 11 - . the tuan0a,cturers of (jorn,wajl . , , has took part ii .entailed a v ing exander ",-NlcKe2N leaM ,11 I S' M. J. MARTIN, grene ay- . had I I o all who e - I g I o get his fingers inj ured, and n it and must have a owd, principally of young peop e. Ron. Al ral store, B - ... .. ,,ad . those on both sides of the 1�order. ` On his return last week t, . I � � er, of the * $ �� - ureha%ed a tic f A suPPIV it p . rne y �,, -� field. Bible Society and Tract Depbsitory. 1, - �� ,� I home . great deal of work upon the teachers as to sa that the building was crow - ,iberal party and Premief of -Cana , - band- � I dependent on thern t, - to C�Liuula.early in January, XJr. Fisher will now re u ' S,- for the present, to his I I r e cl �d I * � tt . . a.. = -onsideration in Vinghain.-A number Of t1le Fores - d. of Bibles and religious literature always on � � . t, and left *n . re not afr'id to - coili. present Lhe a-relmnent fo� (_ I nd ed,. da was - - r �Coas I . in V ters of ' the children had, evidently, been train6d 'ed, does not by any means express the con- the most distiii 'nishe Tfie fune6l took miss hj,� i. 31-ARTLN., 'Inuat have been then hi I . . - or � - 151,24 1 . . . 0 ... ' � . I . I - I . - I . . . - � � . I ", ' . . � - I . I , I . ! lor . I I , . ! I : . � . . . . u � - I . . RUro' ' d hicago. 1 . I - I . � . . . � . - na _C A Al . . � i . . � . I . I r 7. . � . � . . . . � I I I - . � � - . 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