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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1897-04-02, Page 1M - . . � " - - ; .� . I i A I . i . i i � ; I I 1. .. P I i t., i ; I � I ; . : � 3 . � � . - . - . � ,. . - - � - .1 t : A � , � . i I � ; � ; I � � q � i .. . i I . � . : I I � - � , --� -- ,—. - - - � _ - — I . . . - I . ! . : - I I � . . . I I . - - I ; � . I I � ..- - I I 4 - . . i I . . . ! ; I . I I - . __ --- . I " I , 11 I . . �� ... ; � ; �� I � . � . 4 % : .. , � . � ... - � t L � I �_ * . . I I . � and SATURD AV Zab A,V� __ .- . ,_ - — I iRTIRM TBARG I � , . I . , WHOLE NUMBR11a It=. 1. �� .,- 2nd and 3rd. � � - - - - - ... . - -1 - � � -11, - � , - 11 . 1. 11 � -11 _.. , 11 - I ' Seaforth's . ... . . . ... xrauged to make our dis�, 11 . . . . . . . . - - � - . , I -1 pritig styles on the above .- _� I would be, - I I � - TWO pleaxed to 1-- - I.., . 1W. possibly can take in. _'. I - - , ._ . � . ; fioli,. . � I . � . I - - ... Z __ 777 - . �� . . . . . . . � - . � . . . . . Leading ,_ Shape* an& the newest ; ' - - � . - - _in f Z act, the bright4 � . . ast � - . . i that money and taste. - _. I will be! � . - ' Shoe ure, � yours to jr, . -, - � � purchase if you like. �_ . . - � . . - . - I I I Z . I � � I � . � 1 be, unny thinge to looL- ..", . . Stores. i Mil-Ritery, which will.. � . I .. 0 perhaps quite as much, I,- . - I ;I styles of Hata and Bon- � : . - - � 11 � I - . . �� — . , iy of now Drestes anct - --- 11 " � � I - - Down -Town 'Up ni _1_ I . imi ' 'agar will be well- worth- . � -1 CarmiTco;ae rs - I caXIVS % . - - hea theres the new- Para- ,.�-- - . Block. Bloik. . � new Blouses, the new I . . I 4 LLL the fancy _. I . --- : -and hwa. M& . . . . . . . . ....... ---- � �.. . t waists ana Stirts--all - � � .q1b�9A%W1%W � . . . � I I I otat all expensive. I:- � �. 11 11 � — I I " " We desire to inform the public tb,- . . . I - . .. . . � also be seen many,kinds 1. - - z I -,-- - .1 %. our large and well -assorted . . ��. wea, Hosiery and Vnder- . �1. , - stock of New' Spring Foot- , i.. . I Lame and Embroideries I . - I, ---- � wear has arrived, and is now ' � ins, Belts, BucklM and o - - .1 �ed other fancy things, . .1 ready for inspection. * We ;. � I � a�t meiitioa here. �� - have gavhered together the I 11 11 � :_ � . I 4 pick- of the best goods made . ---- �g days will be a, good. - - - - - I . _ . . I . . - in Canada. A'complete and 0 jnat what new things, . . . � I I : I , - .shown. Our store will, � : . - - - entirely separate stock of I I � - i new Spring dress, and" 11 . - I shoes in ' each stGre. We � __ , ,7 1 ---- Vwlll beyeara to-ta-ke, - . 1av'd all' the'Iatest Popular Shade . - . S.T,%1&y and see whatt we, . :� , , � . ., � . . . JE, - . ___.'11 I 1. � . � - - . I — ,_�� . .. ��_ � � _[ 1. � � - I- � - ... _. - - . . OxmBlood . � 11 111: 11 dFAUL , 11 . . . z . . I 1, I . � - . . . 10*11 0 Co 0 T A T E * Dry Goods -, . _. _ " . I'll, , I I - : Company .", . t _� . Coffee , . I .... �atest Cash Dry Goods Storer I'll, . . . . . . . . I 11 I p -,r L � I INE01'.... .- . I . Made on AM the Newest Toei � � � . . . I � ____ ��_ I - �" . - I � . 11 . �AentAtive to the Lq-gislative.- "' �i quite largely atteud�d, Mr. I - . imi3onew . Ham of Grediton, was made -tfie� : - � I I � � . . � weeting and the' standard _. 11 I . . � � ... I 11 � 01K 'y pleasant and enjoyable at, � 4d under the auspices of the 'a � . . a. Oom Society of Christian En. . met Presbyterian church, ow, . �ug. last. The weather was � : I ; . . I&ILMOXV, , - - - - - I - ----,'I � p I I bat in STU& of this :� ; � . . I '� I -e an 10 , Attendauc a, pleasant. . Nimmd1i Etefreshments were served in - I . . . � . .of the. ev i of -ter which &.1 . L � InIng" - ig -'- . I . I . I . - A. Fine CoRiption of Up -to -Dat programme was carried I ,, of voial and instrumenw 1; I Goods at Down -to -Date ftces. .h both the male quartette- auc& ' , : . � fine- i -elections. There were- . � � , ,nd recitations, in which &IL I . . I A T he evening .. �� I pleasantly, . � I f You Need-odbow-.. to Improve- '. � . � . - 1e social side Of life.—Mrs. : __ - . ,etimmed home this week from - - ' .. � Shoes, for tke,Street alto bad been spending the, �: . . ,-, 1i-friends.—The friends of. M'Oj%, _ �L . _ _ 3ft _ r will be sorry to learn that � . ryl. for* th.e House . .uite a serious and painfull. onoes � � � I � I en d as sawyer in Mr. R. -, I . . . I r w . . . � .k. He had been cutting, f- t ' . .L Sho es for the Farm caught against the sawg. __� , . L . , I back with su I . . I L Ir. Smith - on the side� it ber of feet. �above hie hea.& . . L . - ad,, , - Shoes fop t1w Parlor I * : . e removed. from the mills and- -1 . . - *, . I . I � nmoned, when it was foun& L _ � his riba sprung 4 - we Have Them in AM 114POS were anCl L . L - xred,L they were very 6rtun- - L - I � . I - . and Prices. . I Du� We, hope it Will not�JW -_ I � - . _L - .- � , Ir. Smith will recover, M-� I I I I w ,, LL ,pew quite a narrow one. ,acob:,�ho 'has Wen in thw , L ' Ou r Ch ief Advantages I J. C� Clausen, harnew , . . . .1r. itm4r of years, I -as decided , I � I - . . I iniea* for himself, and toi that � - . I . . . (1) Buying in Double the Or I I 1U. W� R. Hodgin!i shop, . dinary Quantity. - 4q.d by Mears. Zuefte ancL - I . . � . I - M J. S. Henderson deli,ibred- . . (2) Buyting for Spot Cash. �aof special Sermons to 60 " , I - . f Carmel c4urch, on Sabbath L L' He a.- very interesting: Securing. the - Largest DiS gave . �, discourse,. which could. not ��_._ ,SS) I - count � tothe, young ladies, dealin . L their temporal and Spirit 2' .1 . ,(4) Buying fro m -'the - Manufac. . . 1. a Y. -Mills is holding Der- ..- tursday evening during _Len% turer. Instead of the Gob � , .-chureh.—Mr. and Mrs. J_ ' I I-er,, v�hich Means Good., �aded the wedding of Mr.. - . * aster'l- ,min Eunice, to -Dr. ... I at thelowest tiving;prices � I . 4ils& Craig, on Tuesday last., '.. 7 I . - . - I i in -having Some improve- � I =xter.ior of his dw�lli ' ' : ��e1�ngr - - ! I - . - _. We Control in Beaforth the , ly h, r - Joe pped a, caroad '. �-Tha council did not meet OIL . . ronowing.pirms: . �ng last, owinf, tOL the absence- , " I . . I [Our citizens in the nLew part*. : Geo.L T. Slater 4 80ns, �r& feeling the want of side- _L _ By dur' il%- the present disa� �. . .Men's Fine Shoes, Montreal. . of the streets.—Mr. George- ) vina'L the 6-ppearance, of hia- =I �iberal cost of gravel ow the- � ' _' - Drew, Sel Oy & 00.) , . �aua%—.Nre,Dunca-n McFar- - . . Ladies' Shoes, Portsmouth v I �blv 8 tled in his neat, ' -, - . a � I Ohio, ,110cr � � -'arka, of Goderio 4 ,ra. I - h , - . � I . _ - _1114 �lage this week renewing' I . L . � , . � �-41r. John Willis, df "--, " - � Stal-itey"Shloe Go, � I Mr� Whitell Of St., maxySt � , . �ad of hogs from this statiqu a . il - - M . . Mitfod , . . I . I . �.—Mrs. Craigie and - Mim �� . . . . . . . � L - I I �ricfi, sp6at The past week _'. - � - � . . . Williamslghoe Go., Ir. and b] ra. D. IV. Foss.— . . ! iharb shipped another large, -� M, I Patent . Adjustab-le S h 0 e i 'oatmeal to the old count�y_, � - � , . Gait - � I #_ . � - . I � i:_:%ristie, tawn cterk, of ` . � L a,, , e paper,% ( - , over th - I xf:his do r�u ad an interesting relic of * a- the form of a Perth diree- NW , - 4`10 201 a n �A_JL Ims inted on a four column sheet- . � � qM I-ated 18ri.� ,-kt t�at time, T. -1 '. . !nember of 1 the . Legislative, - .- . iLe Officials of the county ,at . - �l since dead. A- Hsaniltbnw .:_ , . . �, was warden., and Thounvs- �- - I I - wented Logan and.' Wallam �- a '7a.11068 �tiuncil. Abraham David"D :- ' L I � at Carlingford. ,; U. C . Lee, L � , .1al _L _. James Wo()dte .ul , ." , Y, at F _ 'L - F.., _ 'I F. 'I - �, -1 , icks, at MitchAl ; A. I - �tford,` and Thomas Ohriatie,- � Re�. James Finlay, Wair' - FOR SALE-_mq"W ninister at Mitchell ; P-61* -- � � v. r r, Methodist and Raf. F- . I '!ristiau, san"I'e, place. 4nielt- , eye of Fullarton ; James I CHEAP � � rt; Thomas -AlatheSQ'i, L -_ ,Iufib _1 I'll I . ;and Walla-& which at - Oat- �� I 3 " � I . , � I iad� .. at is now Mitchell,, and� - - at. 1P100' � ,.. wh,ich was I I I .� given � rated &a a vill�&P.#---- incor �o - T Z� 1 . A & ::e; � L 9 lui I the! first reeve of why�4. - A# "a '�, , St Marys became , __ _1111OCh. ,. L ' � I later, With T. R. Gnest as .: r 'by I,( _,'. � I ,,:::6 . " I - . tl iiaa incorporat4d, L'. _' - � �, ' � ��rfiaimenf-.- in the fall if '. -, I .. I - I . I . ,f I a . I � - : ; ' M I ;, - : . �, h ,eLE" BROS., Publishers. . i FRIDAY, APRIL 2 18970 D I .. '! . . . n -1 I .. . : 9' . I I � L . $1 la Yew. In Advaum. � .L I -'-- I— I . �, I . I I - - . - I I . I I - I , � :: - . " . . . ;_- * I I e -on a charge of insanity. Her Erie, ,St. Clair and Huron, and the famo ith Urge amount of rugged ,T" to , Co-OperEdive Experiments in A . the bone upon the brt'm' upset the . victim's locked up us wl a common I . _ _ . - g *�at,ge _ � . -mental balance, ana hi struagled and brother came fro' .... t . L rioulture. m Sheffield county, Ohio, Thirty Thousand Islands of. the Georgian sense, but his.lecturs also showed that he I 1, ''I . . fought with the men who L resouicT hiih in sind took charge of her. Since then -nothin bay is acknowledged the finest on the con-, has -a keen appreei&tion Whiell - .L Upwards of 1000. varieties of form crops - L It Was ' I 9 , _ of . humor , I . i - . -- 'IT . have been tested in the Experimental Do. the moot wildly in��ne manner. I has been hea, - rd. of her. Ferguson, who tinent, and should attract a large southern he was able to make sppil�rent to his, - partmoint of tb . e Ontario Agricultural Col. with great difficulty up was con,reyed to the knew n thi of the Old woman3o arrest, tourist traffic during the summer, A large I audience. . - � . hospitd for treatthen - wrote% Pxford street, Guelph, the ad- American line in anxious to secure 'this " —The other day Mm Matthew SnoWd4n,, H------7 4 V- e Been logo., Guelph, *!thin the,past eleven years, - - : . . . .. i � . and mix hundred of them have bee . -m-_T_he'Picton Tinidalmiya : Capt._ Ashbel dress on the iatchel, but got no reply. He route, and Mr. M.. C. - -Cameron, M. P., is of Mitchell, while g6ing to the barn, slipped . I _. I a frown -Cook, of Clayton, who1la over 80 yeaws -old, at last opened- the satchel and found it to apply'no for p.ermission. � I and fell, breaking one of liar arm -above the .. L . . for at leadt five -years 'in succession. Nearly I "I � L skated from that plao to Fishees' hand. corktaia a, gold watch, about $40 in Mon �hn%6=2&y, 20th ult., Robert Wat wrist, joint. � � all the Canadian sorts and several hundred . . � . eyl . �� I The -400, I ag, five miles and ret#rn, recertly, A -w- and a bank book show' h balance, son, of the boundary of Morris and Hallett, .2 , iff L t I 0 ing a cas . I I now varieties imported from d eren parts, 4 . — ood h i I ` H - I �� _-- :. __ in �P ya ca Pow re for a man .of his in Boston bank &mounting to over $2,000. passed am to the great beyond. Me � I 100-acte farm, sout-k of Farquhar, ter a � _. � � . . . Vf Buropeo Asiag Africa, Australia, and the J1 9 . f � I ,,�ll 2oed age. � I —A highly est6emed and venefable couple , nexe *as of short dumtion� only about 3 term of eight years, at a rental of WD per I .1 00oval , 1 United States have been' 'included in these Week L ' I I . —A ohfl& of Mr. John Catfipbell, L H&MU. who lived in Sidney,, near Bellevillej have a, mad was said to have slArted with year. I . I I . eirefully conducted experiments. Some of , tong accidentally met &S to a piano cover - gone'to the grave within a week of each Pleurisy,followed b infla mation, and bleed. —Mr. J. H.Keeler, of Mitchell, - Will com- � I I I I 11 �� I the now variation have done exceptionally while playing with matehes,, and the piano other. On Saturday week the wife- of Bob. ing of the lungi6 Veoe::d Was aged 36 menee the business of general merW=t well and have already been distribited over . I . . . I � i and carpet were damaged to the. extent ert Gay dibd from pneumonia, aged 65, and ,y" and 9 months. His *ifo, who survives in- Hespeler shortly. MitbheU is sorry to I 11 Ont"io, through the medium of.*the Expen., -of nearly $100 before the blaze wab ex- five days, later Mr. Gay, aged 78, from die him, wan a Miss Sanderson. They have no lose him. . . �� . I a � I � . � mental Union, with very gratifyinf results. - . . 4 - � I � . . . I . . The Siberian Oats, Mandschenri . Barley, I tinguished, same diiesse. They leave a family of children. ; - I . . —The Mitchell local mi4trel Club gave a A 1. —Mr. John Harvey,� of Oak Gro ve, Als- eleven. . —The officeri elected i , � . I I . Herison Bearded Spring Wheat, and the bama, writes to his father, Mr. S. Harvey, .1 —0 in connection with popular entertainment in the town the - I 1Z Cloud -'a Early Yellow Dent, - Msimmoth I the Cranbrook Epworth League for the other night, which is likely to be repeated i I - of Kincardinet stating !that where he. is liv. I - Huron Notes. ' next six months are : Honorary presidenti in the near future. � 1�. , . � . � � Cuban, Wisconsin Earliest White Dent, and ing,before the middle Of March the orchards Rev. Mr. Walker ; President, Mrs. J. For. —The H-oftingshead farm at Prospect i , Balzer's North Dakota varieties of corn, � --s-Exeter will celebrate Queen's birthday � . - ;03R_A.Z3M I were all in bloom &�d regetation most by havi a race meet on that d' rest ; secretary, H6ury Siemon ; treasurer, Hill which has been unoccupied for, two . " . � . . , —G. 171his tailor- __; has been rented to some cattle dealers �s I - � � , � . 4hich are now"becoming so popular in On- luxuriant. , t . - Miss Ida L � tario, were imported by the Experimental- W. Irwin has disposed 0 Aaddatz; organist, Miss Clara . " _ alician Mitchell ; convenor, of Christian Endeavor y use it for a pas For O�eap Goods. Cheapness regard, Department and after being thoroughly - A Calgary dispatc� afty.ci the 0 ing business in Wingham to W. T.Sullivan, who 40 ture ,ground. . . . - . . L 'of value, has OPparOlItly tested were diitributed ; I I epar . P . . —Twenty-two n6 rx have. been I . . les's' settlers sent north to ' Edmonton recently of Flesherton. d bment, Miss A Hunter'- missionary, -w membi - . I . . in Small lu"t't'a". from Winnipeg, are starving. Thoy have relief and temperance, Miss X. K.n,l,'Lht; added to the St., Marys. Meth6diat church, - re�ehed its climax, and now peo- The present system of co-operative experi- —The other day some person shot a valn- , . - - - 'I . I I no food and no money, and 'are almlolutely literary and musical, Miss Aggie M: air - an the result of the e liatic services - � t mentalwork in agriculture wasstarted in able hound belonging to Dr. Blackwell, of . I I van 'a � ple are awakening to the fact tha dependent on the charity of their neighbors I I social and Christian welcome, Miss Magpie hold,there recently under tZ leadership;of - 1 1086 with 60 plots, which were situated on in the north for subsist."ence. - . Clinton. . Evangelist Hill. * -1 - it .1 is no more advisable to bu. twelve different farms in 'Ontario. Since I —J. W. Chidley has . been engaged as Switzer- � I I y � . . . ch —A large audience t Assembled &6 Knox il . —At a meeting of the —Rev. -J. Greene, of Faillarton, has re- . bap goods because of their cheiap- -that date, however, the work has increased manager of Broadtoot, Box & We reta I .Epworth League of t churdhi London, the 61 eri night, fm bear store in Clinton. the Methodist church, russels, on Monday mitted. over $65 *to ihe India famine fund I I . _ it� - I . . ness . only, then it is good policy from - ear to year and In 1896 there were Rev. W. J. Clark, of I the First Presby- . � . . 4pvenlu� . . . . i I - . Up to date $128 has been received at g of last week, the following -were. and in still receivi.n dDlIatione, and the - . to 1 hire cheap doctors or 11;1 U plots, which were situated on 2, urc!f, iectu4o on he sub — elected officers Jar the next six months : Bethel neighborhood L 'contribatqd over �___1_4 - cheap farms. We are .Again prepared to dis2tr6io ter'au Ch t '_ the Mol8on Bank, in Clinton, to aid the peo. � . ' - r t veryon jeo ' . I . � - w � prdachers ` - irrespectiye of their bute material for- co-operative experiments -.4 linpressions of Bcotl4nd." E e en- ple in the famine stricken India. - i Honorary president, Rev. S. G. 'Allin ; � $21 . I abi�ities. '. with fertilizers, fodder crops, roots, groins, 0yed his graphic deicription of the - land 'O —Air. Joseph Izzaid, of Goderieh town- lWeident, Bli Smith ; first vice president, —Rev. Mr. Browplee has -again taken - I . I It shou � -when a mart talks grasses and clovers. - - .� I . teather. - I I I . ship, had his leg badly sprained recently, by . J. McCracken ; seeond'vice president, charge of the.. parish consisting of Claude- . �d be that , —Charles Lafferty, of Windsor, wais com- being thrown out of a wagon. i Min E. E. Kerr ; third vice president,Miss boye, Grant . on and Prospect Hill. He - . - ..... to . ask him ,&.bout , Interested persons in.Ontario who wish to � . _ . . - � e � yofa, . . mitted for tflal-and liberated on $2,500 bail :2Vhile using a jack knife the other day, Norton ; fourth vice president, Thomas preached his first sermon,of his uew' termon . . . join in the work, may select any one of the , . - . . I ., 1. qui lity. . . � -by Magistrate Urtlet; Ion &-charge of av- t misfor. Collins ; secretary, 31iss Jennie Howe ; 0 -dr- Sabbath, March 21st. � L . . der , promise of marriage, ,responding. secretary, Miss M. McNaugh- —The Central Creamery Company,, of - 'experiments for 1897 and inform the director ing betrayed � Alex. McNeil, of Brussels, had he 1. Wheift .t man talks quantity to you, at once of the choice made. All material 'u'D . tune to cut the tendon of his lett thumb. I 'him about quality. , furnished entirely free" of -charge to _ Clara Martin, of AndeOlton, a girl of 18. —Mr. S' eaviug ton ; treasurer, Miss Fetguson. St. Marys, has been organized ,with a C&pi_ L I 71. as�n will be mith Kilty and family are I I - � ach applicant, buf he voill be expected to She swore that they bail been friends nearly —The- London Free Prime of a recent , issue tal Stock of $50,000,: in shares of ,$10 each. When � man talks neither to you, as'k . ; I I Clinton and will go to Chicago, where Mr. . . . I . Is three years. � - has the following reference to the death of The mpany is going ahead to esbablish its . conduct the tent according to the instrac. . .Kilty has secured a good situation wit . h - him' -about quality. —St. Andrew's' church, Toronto, , a former resident of Exeter "' Mr. James battecro factory. - Q- I tionk sent with the seeds, andi to re rt the crowded to excess 'at both services lae was Seigle, Cooper & Co. : .� . uality1firsti last, and all the time, is results of his rest as soon as possitiole after ,�t Sab- —Mrs. Fred Smith, a -former, resident Of McIntyre, cabman, died at- his home C.ppos. —Mr. Daniel Baird, -son of Mr. Arehibald I . . th6] foundation upon which Ve harvest. . . bath by people eager to hear the ne* pas- Goderich, died at her home in � Bay City, . ite the Grand Trunk.'Railwo' 1:tation, early Baird St Allarys, bam returned from the - . I . - . tor, Rev.. W. J. McCaughan. The Rev. Michigan, recentl�, aged 59 years. She yesterday mornio after an � ess -of eleven Ont;rli� A' grieult ral, C 11 where he has . - I u o lege, I base our' business transactions. . LisT op Exprmikimm FoR 1897. 1 11 I- all . . 99 � I - . I Prof. Grigg led the .new -minister �to tho leaves a hosband, one son and one daughter. weeks, from trouble of a complicated natiure. been for the past two months under inetme- - - � BeefouSe it pays us to give a man 1. Testing nitrate ot sods, superphos. pulpit and introduced him to - the congre- —E. S. JUavenworth, of St. Cathadu The deceased, who was born in 1864, come tion -in the pojiltry department. - . ' . . . - � - es, - an . ViAlity, he never faults or forgets phatc, muriate of potash, mixture, and no gation. , died at the residence of his son, in Solon here from Exeter about ten years ago, d —Mr. Ed. Seebach has disposed of his 50- 11 I . - manure th; corn. 2. Testing nitrate. Of _Qufte'au amount of shipping is done ,at Ohio, on'Thursday of last week, and . i . qu4lity, but how long can his 6on wi I W;; bought out Mr. 11. Currie, running a cab abre lot, No.. 14, concession 4, Fallarton,.W , . mods, suporphosphate, muriate of potash, Ayr station. Last wee fi;Xson shipped , . . � - buried on ISaturday. He was the * father of ever since until taken ill. A wife and three Michael F. Shellingberger. Impriwome4ts . I '. - . fid4nee be retained'by loading him inixture, and no manure with maugolds. 3. two care ofthkffi�o; t6- Chift 0 d Mrs. Rob�rt Holmes, of Clinton. . children, the oldest ei lit years of age, am will be made on this lot under its new man- I I with -quantity, however chelp, if Testing six leading varieties of fodder of apples to Clev;isnd ; John � . . Guthrie Whil working in the Clinton organ left to mourn his de4f.11 - . agement, as Mike is a hustUr. . I satisfaction does not follow in the corn. 4. Growing three Leguminous shipped a car of h6gs to the T ronta mor- — r t; other day, Fred Doherty got two -�-A telegram wai received by Deputy., —Thomas Cox, near .Mitchell, held an 1 %etc " cars In I waie. In placing a price list of � crops for - green fodder. 5. Growing ket ; Walter RASon shipped ... ve Of fingersybao , ly lacerated in the knives of one reeve Tarnb the gyp a', COW . very, 11 - I I � , ull, of Grey, other d V " n sale the other day. E thin ; . " g lines from week to wee three mixtures .of grain for green fod- cattle to Liverpool. . I - of the Norman Kennedy met stating that his brother-in-law, Mr. Thom" :old hiih, one small'pair of two year 0 . . leadin ky der, 6. Testing four - varieties- of .—About 700 settlers arrived Wi.nipe V�achines. Currie, of Wells tbwnehip, Algoma - had teers brinying $50 ,and -a brood sow $ . 5. .2 . with a similar accident. . 0 .277 before- our customers, we do not grasses for hay. 7. Testing four varieties last' Satu day and Sunday. he special died -that &y. Deceased removed ;; that John Jordon has rented thefarm. � : r ?e!rge Irwin has sold his 100 acre noN�. nor ever h4ve', -claimed that of clovers for hay. 8. Testing three va- colonist. X(lin, 1which arrived At, brought f& he Ond concession of Hullett, near locality from the second line of 'Morris, —Mr. Thomas Evans, St ' Marys, has I I - the�e are the elfeapest goods, in fleties of buckwheat. 9. Testin, four vs. about400. The,regular Atlajitic; ex?reas Alms, to *r. -John Dale for the sum of , where he had resided for twenty years, been appointed on the horse -oammittee of - ; " rieties of sp heat. 10. �esting four carried 200 more, "d th l Xroul - .. . I - i I about eleven years ago. A wife and, five the Westeruftir and Messrs: R. H. Hard- I � .the � market; the cheapest is not . . $4,000 ; this is a good farm, and now gives 1, I . F varieties of tlleyw. 11. Testing five va. Halifax brought 100 English settlers. and 8 Mr. Dalej5W acres of land. � � . I children are left to mourn his demise, Mr. ing, Thoradale, aZ M. Ballantyne, -St. ! . � . . � oui,stronghold. What we do claim rieties of Oats. 12. Testing four varieties Galician families. � I : —The jamming of the ice in the river at Currie was a member of the Pwesb terian. Marys, on the cattle, sheep and $wine com- . . pol'i lugh -,e for your money of peas. 13. Testing t�rea varieties of —Mr. Daniel McLean, of !ioron' or Aubur . � * church and a Liberal in [ties 7 mittee. . I I - I �ho' , is valu to, f n caused the water to rise* i hi h mi, . I e also I I 0 .e 11 . in every article you buy, whether beia�m. 14. Testing five'varieties of car- many 3eara the most prominent leather Mr. Edit.1s mill that it was impos i e .to held a membership with t4e Canadian'Order, —Xobert Atkinson, of Joannetwa Creek - , . - I � it b6 coltar, tie, brace, shirt, glove, rots.' 15. Testing five varieties of man- merchant in Ontario,,died on Saturday, of run the electric light Mach . inery, �� con. of Foresters at Bluevalw. The cause of his Ontario, advertilpes the lose on March 21sk . . � golds. 16. Testing four varieties of turnipa* ' soute asthma and 636chitis. Mr. McLean sequentl the village was An darkn . death. was- not stated. Deceased had man 1897, on the G. T. it. between Stratford . . � ) i I * -her No. I oir No!. 2 exped- - ;& ning I � bat � cap coat, suit, vest, overall,, -Material for eit came to Toronto from Aberdien, Scot- _-ThAlklizi friends who Will regret to hear of his d6at i, and St. Marys, of &.pocketbook, i t i i gham. Farmers' Flax Mi Com- I . con . I -, snio 0 _.. . - years —On Friday, the 19th ult., the remains of .about $225, and six sale notes, psyment of . � �k ' or pant. The one, result is ment will be sent by express and for each laud, about fifty years ago,and was 68 I pany havp. applied for a obartei, and the --- . -1 -_ invatiably that of satisfaction with of the others it will be for -warded 'by mail. of-& . .. necessary seed for the coming season has Rachel, the beloved wife of John Stothers, the latter bein stopped. I � . . . I I I ; "' V your purchase. - I : . All fertilizers and seeds will be sent in good Dr. J. W. Rosebrugh, a wello'knOwn been.ord red. W *Cl r, A. 'Young, C. of the'towaship of Ashfield, were interred in —Mr. J. B.. uiri who has had charge of -_ _. .. time for opt�ing seedin , providing the ap- -Hamilton physician, . and brother'o'f Dr. Hogg, t Tipling Ma'nd T Henderson have Du unon cemetery, being escorted thither the cheese and, buttir factory at Avoliton, �. . - . b - for the psaf nine yeara, in Iss." - I Those leaders : Five shirts for $1, flan- plications are receivel at aq earl date.' Rosebrugh, the Toxonto� speols, apt Is been a inted provisional directors. tn. usuall . large cortege of sorrowing , g to the : I . i � I I" ". nell�tte. - White un-laundried shiits, The supIly of material being limitey, those a few -days ago of influenza4, followed by a — inton. Collegiate Institute foot r ives,sympathizm* friends and neigh- -great regret of 'hii many friends. - He ,has �� . . * . I � I I I 0 . . ' 35)c 1 anel 50c. White laundried �'"kho app y first - will be surest of obtaining' complication of diseases. He was 60 - years bill club has re -organized for the .coming � . a does leaves behind her a accepted a position as buyer an. d � salesman .- . . . . . shir�, 0c, 75c and $1. A fast the desired outfit. - It might be well for 'of age, and leaves a widow, a son, Dr. W. season. The officers are : 'President, J_. son -owing husband, seven Bonn ; William, for,an Ingersoll company. I � � I - A i axwell, ar., of St. Marys each applicant to make a secondchoicefor Rosebrugh, of Hamilton, -and a daug ter, Hong W. E. Rand .. township clerk of Ashfield ; George ' and —Mr. Pavid M - . a' .� �on ; vice president, . # 11 . coloi, colored I undried shirb% all fear the firit could not be granted. Mis. Harry Jones, of Brantford. . 11 - I � captain, ft. Switzer ; secretary-§reasurer, 8: Stephen, &tons masons ; Thomas, a farmer 4yho has been suff4rifig for some ; . Particular varieties aeod not b6 mention. —An attempt in being made to repienish G. Plummer ; curator, A RON', . - * - I time from � sizes two collars, -75c and $1. � . - - in, Ashfield ; John and James at' home , cancer in the 4to.=6, underwent an. oper- I 11 ]Aeio!s Vedora Hats, 75c, $1 &,, ippews Rober h * the KZLI ,school at ationathishomein that townp recently. I 9 $1.25 ed as all %be kinds to be distributed: are the supply of game on the Oneid Chi —On �Weduesdsy, March 1.7th, Mr. Wm. � t, teac or in ' those which have done exceptionally well and Muncey reserves. - Mr. Walter!Smith O' W& onedau%hter, Mrs. ItcMiki#n,of His recovery in necessarily_*16 . and I $1.50. Boy,s'- school caps, , Hallidayl, of Wingham, and Miss Janet .. � . w, bat he Is � � ullon the trial plots in the Experimental of Wortley road, has kept 200 quail , . I ' 11 � could be expee . .... . I p9nned Eadie of Turnberry, were united in mar- Nilra's�a , I rothei, John. BAiM, sr., doigas we '" ted ,, . rh I . ., to mourn her - he #test .. .. roy an weed, at� 25c. The 1).p&,. - t. 1� up all winter, and out of the . of West Wwv�anosh do- —Prof. A. H. Weleh, t - 010- tMon number only ige. IThe ceremony was performed by � .Vhmn Etoll style at 15c. . . C. A. Z,tvrrz, Director. one him died. The rest- will be pla'jced On Rev. A. j'C. Stewaxt, and was witnessed by parture. The dece;Zd was highli esteem- gist, Act only did :atood businessin . Mitch- . � - preach , - what the Advo"te . A special in white hem -stitched arid Agricultural College; March 22ed, 1897. the reserve as sooR as the roads diy up. about fif�y friends of the contracting parties. ed by all who knew her. She, was aged 71 ill, bat he . ble ser . . —A writ has been issued a —Mr, i and Mrs. . James Ca oehan, of plai� linen Handkerchiefs, at 3 9 1 Ro&aitmt Dr. M years and 6 months. calls 11 anvicellent and unusually a - � . � .. Addison, of St. George, bD r�'- Ross' —There died at her residence, in Godoer. =on 11 in the Movitodist ohdrohiai4 address - for i5c. t Bandanas the same price. I . CsLnada. ' � ol Dumfries, for - Tuckersmith, celebrated their crystal Wed- ich, on . Thursday, 18th*ult., Mary, beloved the Lnda school in th� afternoon. I . . brugh, a farmer of 8 , i —A party of six left Paris for Rossland ding on I Thursday of last week. A -number � . I � In Men's�tsuits we*show lines at $4.509 $6,000, Some time ago Rosebrugh fractured wife of Malcolm McLean, at the a6anced —Ur. �Iilliam Hannah, of the octuth-out - i i �- i . . a limb,aud Dr. Addison *as the physician of thei� immediate friends and,r i elatives e o . oil y -one i . ona undal I I . - $7.50, $8.50, $9 50 were prosent and a ver enjoyable time R . _'of Usborne, purchased recently $5.50, $6.50s gold mines, last week. W y . f , ht yearso after a rather! 1 bo, --y &BOU'L � I I - - —Premier Greenway celebrated his 59th ho reduced the fracture, but TGAebrugh - illness. he -deceased had suffered oonsiclr i from A Creighton breeders of Short- . and $12, and every suit, no M""' birthday on Tbursdagy, March 25bh. claims negligence " a result of whi6h he is WtTettilyth brass band has re -organized erably for month* past from severe attacks bom cattle,, one thorou$hbred DaAmm. �bult � . , ter �what the prico, is built -to * —Miss Jennie Neilson and Min Mary lame, and demands the sum in que4tion PA with As following officers : -President of neuralgia, but bore them' *ith a- fortitude calf thirteenniontha L 6id,- which weighed �� .1 . L I , . z � .. '� delivered in ]Kirk -ton 1210 IbL, for I � - I wear! and give satisfaction, this Morton, of Ayr, hive pawed their final Ox- damages. — . reasurer: that. in the hour of death did not fail - her. wh� I - I - : - I ! - amination as nUneL ., � —A Russian' official was in- Tor6nto this Captainf'H.Torr Rance; secretary -t ' . . , you NY111, already know if you are a on, The late Mrs. McLesn'was �:rn in Idver- Which he paid & handsome figure. ' . I . _p,c;Stms8 - . A. E. Oradwin-; leader, S. H. Gidley ; c * .ed , . it ter J. B. Christie, of Trenton. week and registered at the Rossin 'House. sort committee, Messrs. J. B. Tiernsy, J. - � ne'll, Scotland, And landed in Novs,, Scotia —Some mischievous smm - . 11 . 4 and Matt. Moody. . with- her parents -in the early thirties. In cutter belonjonig 10. . I 1 ! off & It � &rZ custotaer, if not, prove - fdr your- is on trial before Inspector Merrick on Rev- He is Nickolas Krakoff, and is In' � to Mr., Jr;OP,h Spot of i - . ' ' . self this spring. - , eral charges. 4griculture 'for the Amoor district. ,in Run Mr' John Trewarths, has rented the 1853 the familyromoved to Goderich,whers ,,,Sllice, one idyht lately, literally covered ib i . i dren�d suita at $1.15, $2, $2.50, $3, --�A eat of farm implements was skippad a,&, Mr. Krakoff has been visiting - several — the deceased remained until she passed to with mud an left it in a ploughed ,field 0 Chil I ; - -works to Gretna, Mani- of the Canadian cities - d consultifig with farm OZ. Thomas .Holmeri,on the 9th con- I.. . 1 $3.50 to $6. � � - from' the Ayr plow an cession lof Goderich township, for a term. of the home beyond. The subject of this notice .some distance from the place where itstood. � � . � . , toba, last Week. . leading agriculturists' He went uj) to the fi I was married some qt7-seven years ago to It muEt be a Tory wArped nature 'that, eon - I Boye selvool pants -at 35c, 50c, 65 � mo I rning ve ye re, at a reasonable figure, and takes r _ . . . to Possess on at once. Mr. Holmes, who i � � I cy ' , —It in said there are a. large -number of Parliiment buildinge'Saturday : 0 in. her partner, who our ives her, and sement in such low actiops. i . . - � - in cir . . I ... 75c 'and $1. All except the 35 1 c counterfeit fifty cent pieces cul4tiOu have a conference with Hon, John Drydem, ill hsal�h, intends to retain the house. reached the patriarchial, age of 85 years. —On Wednesday, Marah 17-tht & quiet . � _ line are our own make. throighout the,province. - Minister:of Agriculture. He also inter- —AMong thosewho left Wingham for the Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn wadding took, place at the.residenoe of Mr. I , tev. G. F. Salton, of St. Thomas, has viewed the Masser -Harris people. : . her loss two none, Captain William, of Do- -Alex. Sirathdoe,Avouton,when his dam liter - Boys' suits at $2, $2 50, 13, $3.50 and —P � . , . Northweston Tuesday of last week. were : , � . : i * been selected as lecturer on art,at the great —The series o evangelistic services in troit, and Ca tai J h m, of- Port Huron, Jessie, was united tn marriage to Mr. flex. - .. � , 1 $4. � Boys' Shirt6, Colored and . Chris. Jobb, for Branaon ; J. Martin, Hart� I � summer school at Chautauqua for 1897. the Euclid &venue.- Methodist ebutch, To- n f and , D� . - - . gy ; David Calvert, W. L. Scott Gaud " tend to ' i - ' - - i4dfiec --i-Another �ase cf leprosy has been dia- Ol .r t 15P 0040 I : v ; ownte, l, at 60c and 75c. ' ich ; Mrs. 'REerms, V; I and Ore dau rb. Bedford, of Goder- Gourley. Mr. and Mrs. Lau ronto, under the leadership of Evangelist noy, of Southampton ; M -s. resi& on lo oo.i�n ell 7D T , ' : mes, Boissevain ; W. Groves, Griswold'- _1. . - - A line -of Xen�s Heavy Black Rubber covered at Winnipeg. The victim is John Ranton, has been clos�ed. Old members Of 0. Cunningt6n, Virden ; A. Galbraithp Morris, of Dakota ,-Mrs. Groan, of Dakota; which farm Mr.0surloy purchased from Mr; � - � I I , Jameson, an loelander. the church say that during the thirty-two . and Miss Ma&e, who resides at home. Thomas Fairlops. - -, . i Coats for drivin' teaming, etc., at . - Moosomm'. - � . I 93 . . history, no W.U61i sue- i I . .�. — . ,.—,On Tuesday of last week, Wiss A . . . I I . —John Fretkoh, of Ameliasburg, near years of thatoburch-* - - —Mr. Frank Hogg, of Wingham, met . 0 y'! V 1 .$2.25. . 'Picton, who was hurt while hauling cessful revival has been held. Hundreds of with a painful accident on Wednesday . - . 4r; I I I . L Per& Notes. I - youngest daughter of Mr. Th 4 i -of . I i . Your .Sto* of spring hose may need re- logo to his mill, has had hill 1098 Ampu- people have signified their determi"nation to morning of last week. ting the . I JAgaus _ arl , . _ . While operar Was. united in =_ nage to Mr. . . 1, adopt the Christian life Mr. * Ranton .,,, uaribg knife in Young & Paulin's tin shop, - George .$Ickmeyor. While We invited' � 'PleniAing. NV'e have the cotton tated. . —Mr. 41suen Dam% jr., formerly Of Mit J —The Rev. W. J. McCaughan, the new opens revival services in F�terb=Ulgh this . -ge firit finger of. his left hand in some way obell, Was warried recently to a young lady ests were enjoying themxelve�s inside the t - - at 3 for 25c, and 5 for 35c. he minister of St. Andrew's church,. Toronto, week. � : t in Chicago. . � I Cuss, a hideous charivari was being ewwt- . I 1, . cash#iere at 25c ; 3. pairs for �1 - I got W,o far through and i�he descending ' -�-Mr. Arohie A. Campbell, of Fullarton, � . � , wan inducted -into the charge on Thursday —The- Winnipeg F�ee Press says�: Charles , ed outside. ; . blade nipped the NJ off that digit. 4 500 q pair ; 656 and 75c a pair. of last week. - - Btewart is th sold his farm, lot�p% concession 3, to Mr. W- �Th6 following farw dw1s have taken . � smame of one of tke', Ontario —Arthur Cantelon has - been ' Awarded the . . - 11 Your spring neckwear needs. looking —1�iewimr Schweitzer, a farmer. above 0- I Potts, 3 for $5 5W , . I? placem'Logan tow hi 31r, I W. Pierce � ,i�i�i�i settlers who arrived 'by one of th Wsei&l contr"t of the Mason work on- Mr. h r . ' . ---- �� 0 . I rat shipment ter was taken has sold his farm, I oll)"t 2, �0=;Mion 4, to , . .� . after� We show a very- nice range Bridgeport, was iarreated the other ' day a;nd trains. .Mr. Stewart comes froui kinear- Whi ey's now barn, on the 6th ton —The fi ' 6i but' " , 15 � . � , arg' from Southwick's factory, at Avonton, on Mr. R. - . I lodged in Berlin jail on a ob e of abusing dine, Ontario, -and brings with hini a fa ily f Go erich tow hip, a o the - Ro -for $4,S)o ; Mr. Wm. Winter- ,� ' ., I this season at 25c. - . L . � __ - M 0 DI Us 14 8 8, wall I . ek, - . . .,11 .. , . his family. . . and wall March 16th. . ifighow has purchased from I . "rge � i 4 . of thirteen. An intgresting member of bin for M.r. John Sturdy's barn, , - I Mr. .0 . The gJ -0(1 1wife will surely be looking —Thereare250 creameries in Ontario. a conten. d' a ILrge 'shed for Mr. amen . �._,_Mr. Forrester, of Mitchell, has . � L L party!s his mother, who is almoit: decided Neigh, the mouth ".rter of lot 4, -conoession i 4, i . to pub un er i- � n�w head gear for herself in a Of then factories 150 are engaged in Mak, arian in years. This aged lady 6uld not to -iww no flax this year, much to the regret - I � . . Whitely, treasurer of, the township . 2; for $800 ; Mr.. August Lelse box rented : . . . of many. work ig -men. I i . f w days. . if-yvu are; not di,sposed ing butter only during the winter, and in be prevailed upon:. to remain ,behind In —The Magistrates' cases in Huro4 for the . from Mr. H. M;7gk hi's 50�aore forai, on the ' , �_ . dying you ownL hate and caw the summer months theymake cheese. Bruce county with her othe*. childiren.' She quai _-Pa-Mr. W. Kennedy, a wealthy and highly LOU the 0 :, _ to b ' .r —Mrs. G rter ending March 9th numWr�dnly 21, . respected resident of St. Marys, died -a few '5�h concession. 1. � sorgins Sbawoross, of Hamilton, mid she had no objections to roughing it in and as tw9 of these w6re dismissed, the con. I —One of the oldest settlers around Seb- . 1-j not $other with them, ask her to has been sentenced to the Meicir sl. � days 46go, at the age of 79 years. . t , . . R6f0rM Msuitol6s, even at 96 years of age. Mr. victio da 19th uIttv . T = were only 19—the smallest number, ringville, pawed away on Fri - ;, . for SLyear for passing'two VuriOuS $5 Stewart, with his family, lett for Caft- - to il call 'nd look through our stock of tory I . wo-bolieve, ever reported in the county. —.Mrs. Hugh Davidson'. of New n, pass- ra Lhl,wife of 1. . L - . _. :: . ,I � ! . ed away on Friday, l9th- alt., at the age of __ I.. � I or bills on a farmer. Wright. ; the late John Riehl,of the Istloonoostion- of hats We are sure to eatisfy hez. . . The crimes were all trifling, except two, . I :: j; L �; � . . , —Mr, John Ellwood, 'a well-known iir- 1 � � 71 years. Dec&wd leaves six of a family. one Of : ; . —Last, Sst�rday morning while threshing breakers of the license act, and the 'fines, Ellice. The deceased was born in !� L - �-,Mr. Wm. Campbell - and family - to - � I � '"..is ...... wo.o I . mer of the North Gore of Westminster, fell clover seed on the farm of Peter -MeGavin, outside of these men, did not. amount - left the proviAces ot Germany, and emigrated - � f from,& straw stack the other day, and . 4 VftAkell last week for Margueratte, Mani- this country about fifty Years IM04 It IBM 1; � , I I I Creek*road !Harviich - t4o threshers were to $30. 1 � "! - WE HAVE ONE PRICCE TO ALL fractured his thigh at the hip joint. . I I - 9 I . � I A, Ore purpose settling, - . L . �11 - I . larmed by &I terri6c explosion. Upon in. —A football club has been organized in / U_ she married John Mehl, who di7ecl -about 11 . t —The people of! Rat Portage expect both a' ea 0 they fou . nd that I the ! engineer, Brussels, and an -efficient stsff of officers .— He o ago. � 86 had reached her 70th � f . years ::, �r I MONEY BACK IF WANTED. and the ,.Canadian Vesti tion . Moukton,'thir n cordit of wood in twelve year. � . I . the"Bank of Montreal . JamegosMeGaidn, was mangled, ly ted. The are : Honorary president,* - . . � .ing some elec boars. ' ho can beat this record ? I �_ I . f,mos.�.wounmeamea Bank of Commerce to open branches very 90 yards from the engine. He was taken G. F. Blair ; Zonorary vice-president, Dr. —The Shipley school has a fine new bell . —Mr. Edww' Docking, of 11-ibberb, ,A-rQp- I., I soon in that lively and ambitious town. home Alive but died in a few minutes. John Kalbfieisch ; president,- James Fox ; vice- I d a card into an I apple barrel of Canada - . . L i . —Amasa Lewis, aged 87, onp of the old. Hi�ston, w o was .. conversing - with the president, A. Cousley.; captain, %V,n. Arm- purchased at Senota Falls, Now York, and Vds ihat was being packed on his place . .�_ I GREld d, MACDONALD' Ked Friday, at his 0 . - costing $30. . � I i . eat residents of .91gin, i engm about the he strong ; secretarptreasu r, Leon Jackson - . last fall. The eard'Save his name, number � i-, � __ - a.e!r, wae badly scalded ad, re J* Fred.'Wagner, of Gad's Hill, who had It: - " mer'.'- Deceased wrA born in — _�, _- . . home in A I ex - . �� I I - i � . . and it is feared he will lose his : eyesight.' committee, Charl More and James Thom him leg fractured Some time ago, gotsit hurt of his farm and address in -full and asked a; I - . . . . i I � CLOTHIERS. Now York 9tate. and came to Elgin in early, The cause of the* accident is, a : mystery. son. . � . . � report of the. apples When opened, A few i� i . and the doctor had to'set it a second time. I i . . life with his father., The engine, had been in use so' !'no fifteen —Ex -Sergeant Major Schoof, who was.a days ago Mr. Docking got ajmt card from . I.i 'ong Side of the Street, in the -Sobuhmaker, who has _ I , On the W; —Rev. Samuel Houston, M. � A., of .i —Mrs. Henry 9 I � I -nember he mounts county Cavan, Ireland ' - I � Years. I . ! L L I , or t d police R. Allen, � I 2& -VMS 11 . Cooke's Church; Kingston, attpnded the . I I for" in been visiting around Brodhagen for some I I ' South Africa for five years, occupied the � that apples from lot 8. concession 16, Mb- . . � Strong Block.-' - —A terrd I tragedy was enacted about time, has returned to her home in .-... I I I , L .1 � 1?. " I � - . induction services of Rev. Dr. McCaughan, W ..noon of pulpits of the Methodist churches- in- Clin- & bert were in splendid condition ; goodg, 1 SEA:F' , - - e miles . � of Pans, on the aft;er tOn, I —Mr. Henry Wesenberg has purch ' - . I ... oRTH, ONT.. in St. Andrew's Church, Toronto. Both fiv . on Sunday, 21st, ult., and on Monday . soQ fruit. 11 , �� . . Thursday last week, when a farmer named . lot in Brodhagen, and has started a ch . -1 � come from the samo'county in Ireland. I . � 9 � - . — . —Mr. Joseph Harris, pork doiaer, To- Convpy, an old man about 65 yeara of ages evening delivered an a4dreas in the Rat- Mill there. . - — - � , � , The other evening in Mitchell, "" . ' � I __ I . . tembury street church. Mr. Schoof gave 9 I L it d Georg40 Frost, � a young I Orson, of Kintore, evil disposed person -ior persons destroy I . t ronto has boug".1and -in the vicini.y of 'struck, and kille I —Mrs. Thomas Ald -ad 4- - � . t WAA very graphic and interesting sketch of life in front 6f Mr, 1. i � arket, and will build man in his employ. It Appears Fros 1i d When gettin he maple tress the i�i;tern -Cattle M " — I . ,& into a buggy, and numbei Of t - , I t Min' EXpre88 ting t4e old man, 1rh - in that country. ab=e her leg just ve the ankle. . Holiby's Idwall' � b , boin w ' - a large abattdir,, coating about $50,000, as a torMOU o ,was: down in � 19 , y backing t -f th a � ft ion . private enterprise., I I � thk cellar s�ovelig turnips, by throw- --On Wednesday of last- week Mr. John —Mrs. M. Golightly, of the 17th conoes- sh nesn tle_� breaking off the topf. .. ? . . TOY, led to the altaroneof Tucker- "Myor of reri a re ' chaff ddwa -.on- him, and. Con Sn'"Pson 9ion. Elms, has sold her property to- John The Ward of SM for tho I m i _Wm. Lamb' of Greenock, ricently - ;* - - h 9 5 eon ,waviction of the miscreants, and it is, oped i Ploney -Wars ' is brother's. farm of 100 acres for "W10 is of -passionate- tempor, struck mith's fair daughters, Min Maria, you;f- (�if;er, oTf 16th cession. The price it r , I -11 . , . bought h I e 6ot of bringiug- them to , & v � - .�T. ,in instantly. eat d&u 0 P i as SON � I I It in one of the best farms in that him with the 0 ovel,-kill Mm ghter of Mr. James Broadfoot. will have th , , is � . years 11 1 430100. Ei "li hman, g b" - . ' Was performed by Rev. Mr. _ r. Poo - A term in the i;o4tral Prizes A�e being used more and. . -section, comprising a large acreage of river Frost ' ,n ET bout 26 of ceremon n, one of the largest cattle jimbi" wE I � . is a r ' one too good for them - more every day. 5Zids to 'have no relstiv6s in thin . I . . flats and alluvial land. age, i Muir, 7Brucefield. After the ceremony & dealers of Toronto, has been in Stratford W16111d be I I , .� ' ueols, -a -: n day t con, rch 24th, . - , 'o 7 Are you insured in a Cc veyadmitted the 6rime and e le and vicinity lately, 6nd has made extensive * —On Wed es of orn Us - I � —Mr. Malcolm, of Galt, has been visiting country- y the r new . .� - f Mr. and '_ re [iable accident com- d under" arrest. At the in- on "out time Was S% for th! purchoses,'of cattle. at five o'clock, 'the fesidenoe o .11,11, : -has been Place . � v Uyp n lef t . I his son Robert, of Kineardine, for a few T g con !a t !6 i h f on rvi a larten . . Re ny? The Canada Ac- days. The old gentleman, although in I hi iest held. on] the body of Frost-, it was -home near Duhim. The �tb W a es 0 a —Mr. James Woodiley, sr., of Fullartou, Mrs, Jam 1 In , Of Ful - , was the I �� . 0 heat of friends follow them. . His acene of a large gathering t�' witness 'the ! .... I cii tent Assurance Com- 81st year, looks hale and hearty. 11is many Zand he had been slicit through the heart. has resolVed to retire fFom forming. 11 - qny is sure. I I . . . a n n I I I I I - Maddened 11 I I a!D 4 , L 6 i R_ I a J, and, ess .1 A A "" ' i' 'a Th club hi ) . I _!__ �� conoess ton L�1( has a 'I p * 86 the -old mah's story is out. ' ' —During the past few days the citizees farm, Stock and implem6nra are adiertised marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice, and . . friends there were glad to see ,him. He . . t . , I � a an yne, I .0 Dowme. The - �:, - For promptnes and a old W�Man mittee, of Goderich, has been busily en- to be sold on April Sth; I. - . MT. Charles B 11 t f V . - I I . I , left Kineardine thirteen years Ago. . -A of the name. of Annie com as Jou-ftai says : One of .ceremony was performed by Ret. Mr. . i ; i coprtesy, s� , in i i —The other morning in Toronto, Vilfile Sarah Dawson;from Bost6n, Massachusetts, gaged negotiating with several steamboat �The St. Thom 1. Telegraph. Arthur T. Cashing, a student at Victoria came to Toronto last February.' She -had lines, with a view of placing a line of really the m6st entertaining, and at the same time Bradley, of Mit6hell. Miss Annie Collison .. - . � I . . - - the groom was .1 �. - L"i ( i I . off the - between Cleveland and helpful and * instructive Is while ... � . I _L . h to Guelph, but got first-class boats . ctures heard in aetedas bridesmaid, I I F I College, was riding a bicycle along College ,a ticket throu� Iiitened to jbl,y:ssi�ted by Mr. John'Frame, Downie, . . � . A upTd of satch- Sault Ste Marieo calling at Toledo, Detroit, St. Thomas for some ti", was h To .. � � street, on his way to the college, he collided train at Toronto, and left a co Windsor, Sarnia, Port Huron, Goderich, at Alm*.street Presbyterian church by & ning was opent in social amuse- � . ! I � I I'll, .� - with a milk wagon and was thrown from els .with W. If. Ferguson I a Carpenter, on 1D_ Al .-A.. rlvft�4-.' ___4- rph- 4.41.... -AAV M" V."A U� I . I'll, . _. ': � -_ -�, � for the feIr , 11" - U�C'1AV_1UtT1171,. mu -Ford, reeve - � I . � ' . - ' f- I 1-10. � -,htk be, Was* ' -.47 I I Rainald J. Macdonald, his wheel. He sfru& the brick pavement the his hea( 1, said besides se�qral �'ton street, not far from 'the depot' Well 8 'in � � be hal neverl seen him beforei � Later j KiAcarcune, Southampton I ana au Porbe On the north channel of the Georgian Bay. The I ZaLr audience wilvin V. V� I I of St. Marys, Spoke upon 11 Things that . . I - * . �, Ballantyne journeyed to .� I t1eir future home I of the year, and � -1 T"V; 0 it _� - Pposi e f TINO Oppositer 58, by John �Uhleigh. e'�,,� JTowu I : � � on side of I small scalp wounds, sustained a Severe , the day Miss! Dawson . was follud - acting ro� via the islands of Lake 1xie, the ' ' Ote ' He-T"nd Hinder." Mr. Grant in a diviner .in inasmu he is ]Downie, carr I I - - ying with thom the Imt - I � � I all. . � - . -111 . � , F- sitor OfficeISTORES Building 0. P, R. Tekigraph Agent. . I .. - � � _: .. ; I 'concussion of the brain. The pressure of n station, A strangely at t e Unio nd was ; I rivers.Detroit, St. Clair, 86. Marys, lakes . of the old school, ch as gifted wishez Of . � . � , , � I . --- � �, � � . 11 ..:: . I � I � _. � . � Z . I - . -, _. ;, . � . �- . . � _-_: . . : . � . . I , I - I . . ,� t I , I . I '' � ; � f , . . � - L . 4 . I I -1 � ,I . . . � 11 � . . � .. __ . I - . 6 � I . -_ � . .- - i � I - . I . . . . I . . � � . . . . - . . . i . I . 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