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The Huron Expositor, 1901-11-01, Page 8. , ___ __ ", __ I—— -1_1-1_11 - � ___ _ - ------- - _ _____� — ____ � I I , _ _____._____ , _____1 IF,— . � _ -1 --- I - _-_1-_----_- _,_ -�_-- I -- '___ - , __ — I I I . I ;� -i-_-_'___-_1 -- ---- - � ___._____________ ___., - -.-- -,- - __� ------ __ __ � � . . � I - - z7rr� . � T I - i - � .1 I i . � . I I I . I . . I � � I . . � . . � � . , . � I . : . - - . . . I . . - . N I I - . �, i I . . � I - . I . - . � . . . � � I I I - . I I I I . I � . - I - � I . � . . . I II - . - . . . � . I I � . . I . . I � � - I - . I I I I � . I . - . . . . . . . : I � . I I , - . � I 1. ,�� . � . - . I . . . - � . . I I - � 0 1 : , � I- I I I . I - —_ I � - 1. � % I " I � \ - � I I F - , - I : - I . I � i . . . � i . ; . , � - / - . - . . . . . . ; . I I , � . . . . - . � . -77 - � . � . . . . . 1. - . . I I - I � I . . . 1. � . - I - � � I I , I I � :_ - � I , � - , 7- . � . . - . �, I . � 1. 1. ,-,-,L,.-, � - : - - , , I . I .1 � . I I- - . I . 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I 1 N _. large till they are upwards of thirty pounds ; OUR, BIG" OFFER. �, I - t I - . I .. _u - - li I �� —REMNANTS - '19he2antiot . — heifer and calf a,t the recent, Seaforth show her recent illness as to be able to take a : � 1 I - -,- � . I � fXV-00itoro, 1. NO RISK I I ,f - --- ; - -Iw . . - N ; li . , _ . �i . 91 3rd, that horses and -sheep shall be free corn. Tim, HuRo-,,,� Ex, I � , �;, 1Z - - . . POSITOR from NOW untii was credited to John Landsloorough where. short drive.—Rev. Mr. MeDiarmid, . of . -- - * 'M . . moners ; 4th, that no breeding animal shall - hav - , I �,, � I � - - R I JANuARY Ist, 1903, FounTEE,i ,full ni�nthtj,. as it should e -been W. .0. Laudsborough. Windsor, preached,' in the Presbyterian . .� - !_ 1� I .- J - . 4 �__ AT' HALF DISTRICT MATTERS. run as free oommoners. Then followsithio for $1.00, the price of one year's subscrip. - � �Mr, William Beattie, son of Mr, -John ening.—Rev. N I'll I 4 . . - church last Sabbath'ev' -Ir I " � 11 '. i i X, _____ __ . Z I __ �� x -i _:�� _? � _. � , . — declaration of office made by each of the tion. Send in your name at bnoe, and - et Beattie, who has been in m Sawera goes to Westminster to conduct"an, BUYINC HERE , - - 1. , � , 1. .1 — 9 . - � . I 14 I -, w_,� _., � - - I above named officers, and the number of the benefit of the full time. Laud Departme' t A Dawson for a couple of nivereary services ill his old charge next .. I - , - i. __ �, n � 7 __ w �, 31 � TRAVELLERS; -The following were ticket- days dtatute labor charged to each resi'dent. The Canadian Annual, a hauds�lrne maga- ears ii hoi parents. He Sabbath.—Mr. David Alair, who lefb here - . - I , . __ -i 1. - � . � I I .- � ed to distant points this week by William There were 45 persons charged with statute .. . I �� I .., � � N PRIOE Anterest ing To'6ke as if YuTon'ielitminagte laiarees with him. this summer for Atwood, ha,s been -appointed . I - - - - - . � Somerville, up. -town agenb Grand 'Trunk labor, and the time charged to each ran from and entertaining readin wl � 99ZW_W_a_m9WRWM i I . zine of over 50 pages of the most ,� I I —Mr. Amon Townsend, of the West End, president of the Christian Endeavor Society � 71 � I � . - I . 1. . ; . - M be given to . . � 1. -1 . I __ I Railway : The Misses Manson and Miss two days to eight; Mr�-,Oovenlcck himself . . * - , - I 1: 1.1; - ___ - - - I I Oapling, Blake all the subscribers of V11,H EXPOSITOR who Tuokersmith, has Nased his farm to his of that place. I , I � *1 ;Jl � - N I � I - - . , to the Pan-AmeriQan, Buf. having eight days, being the highest in the I - couain, Mr. Thomas Townsend, for a term . . . - - . . . . I - ___ a th dr subscripti e in advance. Your money always meets More thau its- .. �� .� _ - - - � We have for sale small falo ; Mrs. Wm. Lloyd and children, to list.' Th . pay e , � . � . ; I . . I . �1 e next year, 1842, the municiP&I This excellent premium will be ready about of years,—Miss Jestie Nevin McLachlan, Credito' * I n , - , - r : . . n. in store. ,�: _ � __ .1 I � 4 equivale t at th' - �- - 4- - � �, . I � . I Detroit ; the Salvation Army officers, Mr. district seems to have been enlarged by the the first of December. Get your subscrip- ,',he distinguished Scottish singer, who ap- DEATH OF MR, EiLBEn.-Another of the . , I . � - I : � I I . I Oscar Neil, Miss Annie' Edge, to Toronto ; eiddition of Logan. " The town meeting was I pears here on the Ilth inst., is a cousin of pioneer residents of Stephen has passed If we show you anything not lower I'D . � � 1, f, Aa - - �-; . . tions in, -early, we want it to be at leas price, ... if,-,-- � I - Mrs. George Hart, to - -and make sure of the Fire- t a ,all& I- . Pickering ; Mrs. A. beld on the 3rd' -of January, in the house of I . de "! - t; ---. 7 1 , , -71 mium. bettor � I I : " � Mrs. James Logan, of Stanley, and. Miss away, in the person of Mr..Jacob Eilber, in quality. . I 7 - Darvidson, to Chicago; Miss Robinson and William Lee, and there seemi* to have'been . � . ... I � , ,�Vrli I- I I .�. i WALL PAPER Miss Mofulloch, to Port -Huron ; Messrs.' a content Perhaps the following combinations will Nevin, of Brucefield.-Mr. Dinney, the milk father of Mr. H You'will, have .great difficulty in . - . . , I I . 4 I for municipal councillor between , enry Eilber, M. P. P. Mr. fillditg� I I - � - . � I �. " phen t � - �; - I I .i � � � 'I- r. John ' � Read and removing to near Oshawa, where - a - � . � i Wm. and Reuben Hart, Garnet, Steinbach, Mr. Archibald Dickson. and M interest you : � man, intends giving up h -s farm on the Mill Hilber was one of the first settlers in Ste aiioth6r store where nothing bub , - best is sold you or shown you, - 11 A :_ . I! - � . . I .i- F CURTAIN POLES - - G. .M. Baldwin and- John Turner, to Mon- Hicks, and "the- poll being taken, at the THE EXPOSITOR and Montreal Daily Herakld, township, and for a great many years had I " I - I " j;:� - _-, ,.: -, � . - e y% ill wor - . �11 - , - f . . or their annual deer hant ; Mr. and close of which' $1.75. It a farm for an uncle. -Judging oarriedons ouccessfuland extensive mer- to carry a lar I - I ,� I . . koks,f . � . It is no trouble for us I .. . � .-, - : the chairman declared Arobi- � rom the number of inquiries from all quar- . ge gtftk � _�- 1. 7 . - �t I Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Taylor, to their home . THE EXPOSITOR and Weekly Globe, 01.65. oantile business and ialso postmaster here. and becaus6- it's all choice, fresh "' - . - V . � � r 11 bald Dickson to have the in 1tv of votast ere there will be a very large attendan � r � I .� . i � 111t - . * 1. f. )I r THE. ExrostTolz and Weekly Witness, $1.65 ce at He was -A ' iet, unassuming man, but was * � abandise we appreciate this at" I . - � , I T. � 'I I .; � I , - � qu . . I q w I I q� WINDOW SHADES in Nebraska, After a visit of -some' weeks and to be duly elested . M do not know . be; Scottish coacerb to be held in Oardno's � - .. . , - � - I . with Canadian friends, ind recently with THP, EXPOSITOR and Westminster, $2.1511 11 much and dessrvingly respected in the corn- growth of business which we �� - . � . . . . q_ . hall here, on the evening of the 11th - � � � _ � I whetheror not there are ally now living Tnm EXPOSITOR and Farming World, $1.75. - munity for his sterling J;U�aliti season to season. - have kojo� �Z - � , - f . I . . , t t . which we have decided Mr. and Mrs. Sclater, Seaforth. who took part in that election, but it is .1 ; _ .. I . - ;� I lee and his up. � It. _o I .* i - ilist., and iudging from the anivecoal ap. ri . __.. . . . -_4 1. I - i - scarcely probable.- Many .changes take And � e I of character. ave No better Goodie or better v __ �__ I -� - 9 to death will le . . , � - ;. - �. ,. I . the pmany others, If you don't see plause accorded Miss hisolachlan wherever . alu6s Will bei . ; - �- I . , - to., clear off at h &If price 'AL. -The Clinton Now Era of lost a shown an where -if' - �r: I - - �, I -1 . ARSON place in sixty yesio. &per you want, drop us a card. -- Plalunk here not easily filled, and will be 7 we know i.t. L t .1" she has appeared, both i a Canada and the I z � - � - I im Ak says : The friend's of the public school, . . deeply regretted by a large circle of friends. :: �:' -, d _- . � � We may have j List what 9 . United States, those who coine to hear her UNDERWEAR FOR MIN ' . � -,� -1 . I MoLEAN BROTHERS. � . WARM .� - , ; as well as her personal friendn, will regret SALE OF WESTERN HoRsy,s.-A large . His death leaves a vacancy in the postinas. � .. - I I . . - I I 31, i . _. � . - . .................... . . will not be dissippoiated.-Mr.. T. F. Cole, tership of this. village. . . , I .. �. I �11 - I :" I ; 1i : - f youn I to know.that Miss Mackay has accepted a 'number of western ranoh horses were sold WOMEN, AND 011ILDRE14. I _. v I I � .. man has taken over the property of the 1. - . Westcotb and W. D. McLeanj had a letter i 4 . I I __ C. - Aituation at Seaforth for n6xb year. She by uction, at the G. T. R. cattle yards here Oolem'an Salb Company, which include' . � . : � I - I 6 � ;-_.t , � , I . I writt6n and addresEed to Mr. J. S. Roberts. . a the I � I I , - - - � � . I I takes a salary of $300-$25 - lose than she is on atil'iday last. The horses were brought . properties 'Brussels, GoAerich, Sodom.. Easy, it is, -when buying underwsgr t6. .. - � � : , .- - 8 I _ : �, I . � - � : 1 , . � The committee then took at Seaforb;, . ; 1. g4ting here -but has -the Advantage of b6., here by a Mr. King, of Kansas, and were a carrinize and � � - i�s � . I - . I a Dublin, and St. Marys, and will start the JOTTINGS. -,Mr. Jabez Stacey, wife and dge the weight and fi i . - I ju � ,, 2� - . nigh of the I I . - I drove b a circuitous route tothe postoffiee, It :! REMEMBER ing at home. When we may that she will very mixed looking lot of animals. A few works at Seaforth and Brussels as soon an he son, of Petrolia, are visiting friends in and garments, and these points are - � . . . . . t _. -1 � - � i . - . � lm�- � I _..� �. . - � �,� I THE PLACE PAPST'S carry away the esteem and good will of of Gem were likely looking horses, but the where Ze letter was looked in a bear and got thingpi in rnDniug shape. The pro- arouni Sodom!. -Mrs. James Green, of near portout ; but the comfort of A - - - , � z f. , � ,- - can � , . every one of her pppils Und a wide circle of majo i the keys hidden. They then returned to Hensall, were visiting hiends' here e, few pedso� I , � r , . . - . rity of them were ve indifferent 81131- fit has to be guessed at, as a rule. - f 9 - ry r I - �� - � � and all were unbroken, The bidd the hotel for the Professor. Blindfolded, he perty w)s offered for sale on Wednesday. days this week. -Mrs. Zuefle, of Exeter Our Underwear is bought with very , � I TH, acquaintances, we 6imply indicate her popu. male, " The effice building and warehouee at the great I � :� W I , : L11 - I I . � � . . larity in this place -Mrs. 'Henry Young, however, was quite brisk and the pr 'ng' drove over the same route as the committee care. The manufacturers of the I . � I ioes station were sold to a scrap iron visiting her sitter, Mrs. Abram Dear" under* . , � , ; __ � - � . . � � I I I who has been a higKly esteemed re ident of ranged from $70 down. When it came time 1099 last week. -Mr. George Smith has his' e buy must count the sh&PID4,0f, , � a h:d previously gone, to the postoffice where dealer. 7's L1 . , I � DOMINION BANK, b found the keys, unlocked the b'01X, and The' house at present occupied by Mr. weir w __� - * . Clinton for t least 20 years, and of Goder- to take them away the fun began and for . new house &I I oat completed.- r. Alexan- . I 4 �. , . � I � a Adam McKay was purchased by Mr. Me- � ro M thegarments a very special feAtuie And � .- " � I , I I I - �1 I i . ich township for about 40 prior to that, hai fully an hour a large crowd was highly drove to Mr. Roberts' store and delivered der and family bave moved to the London must give a firlish to esob, pla�e'd so I � �� _� __ . CA PI TA L (Paid Up), - $2,300,000' gone to 8eaforth to reside with her son � amused at the performance of putting the the letter td that gentleman and then drove Kay for $345. A quantity, of chattels . road.-Mits Maude Isaao,��who has b much for service As for looks. I � I - - were also disposed of. Mr. King, the �en � r ,:� , REST, $2,300,000 James, She is now in her 82nd year, and haltere on the hortei and the difficulti back to the hotel. Professor Pull was en- - staying with her sister in Lucan, is visiting F � � : , I i -1 - .- . es of tirely ignorant of whom the letter was ad. gentleman who had the western horses here At the popular pi i ces, we aim to have the, � . I 1 17. 11 . while fairly hale and hearty, realizes that their -owners in getting them away. It was for male, and who in hi her parents here ;for a few d best under garments that - I .. - I �- maelf a professionso ays.-Mr. Ars made, -� - I ; it is better; to be with some member of her -necessary to las3oo each one and throw -it ark as to . Abram Dearing lost a valuablet. horse on r ays lowest, qualig,s, — - - ,- I dressed to,and was equally in the d - . I � � . ! family. . the route- the commit auctioneer, says that in an experience with � . - 1� t, tee had previously �a . � ; I � - - before a halter could be got on, and then Monday last. ! - considered. 7 , . . � I � ,� : ,_ . & . - �. I I Main Street, Seaforth taken to get to the post over 250 auctioneers, Mr. Thomas Brown, . : . �; - ffice, to the fact of ! 0 . - � . � there was a whole barrelful of difficulties in . of this town, has few equals. either in Can- , . : - � � � i .� .. e � � I I- _;2 1 �� . Business trans, taken into partnership with him Dr. Hugh S ed to have little trouble the committe in sufficient NOTES. -Th' famou.' 'Eckardt family of -THIS: i I . 1. r I A General Banking NEW MEDICAL- Finbt.-Dr. Bethune bag store for the owners in getting them away. his having accomplisheod the eutire task ads or the- States, as an auctioneer. He Wroxeter. I IT'S JUST LIKE I __ I om � satisfactorily to � 4 - -:-,! � . �;r acted. Farmers' Sale Notes collected,. H.� Rops. e owners seem a 0 a ..... 7 -1 I 1; - ,Dr. Rose is a Stanley -boy, and evidence of the genuiness- of the undertaking lee stated that Seaforth, in his opinion, . � . .... . : I � - -. . and advances made on same at lowest I while others had more than their share. was the beat local horse market in the p - If a woman needs- millinery, she needs to. - I 3, �__, , . a former pupi I of the Seaforth Collegiate In- and ia an exceedingly severe test of his ro bell ringere are billed for here next Satur- . I . p � . I - . � 1i � , rates. I � One man tied his to the back of his wagon visit tbis store. � � P �, stitute. Aint,i,k ince. Mr. King intends returning w day- evening, in the town hall. -Miss Je i - : the usual medical`ae. -an ' powers as a mind reader. It would be v r ith I nwe .. � 4 . .- . � . d had literally to drag his purchase home, . It's a aim -1 I . . - z 4 , - I - . ano r%, � - � , gree from the n ing ty of Toronto Faculty sufficiently difficult for any of us to navi- ther load of b0Xbe8 .next spring. -The gone to Goderich, to visit .,rela- . Drafts sold on all points in Canada' veral Miller has -ple matter to get a few festhe ; I � - - I I � bit � . pe. .of � � - � � . gate a team of horses around the streets Bell Engine Works, Seaforth, are sending ral days of -1 velvet thrown together, and call .It 1, - 1. of Medicine, and from. the College of Phyei - three and four men engagbd in an* excitin last week in Arthur. -The Rev. Dr. Mo I . ? � the United States and Euro while it was no un'comrqon thing to see tiveo. -R. ail ornament, a buckle, and a � : � . 7 - - � 9 out three more ne I flat, � - cians 7 � - - ': SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. -Interest and Burgeons of Ontario, Dr: Rose. tug-of-war with one poor -lone horse. Two while blindfolded, to say nothing of having .w engines this week, one a hat. 'But, where is there a style I I . I � d I- � ; practised for five years' thirty horse -power. portable engine, which of Toronto, addresied the annual' � meeting . - � � I . - � � , . 1� I allowed on deposits of One Dollar and with great success of them out the ceremony short by getting accomplished the other things -done by the goes to A,urora,-Mr. and Mrs. D. A. K.' of the Bible and Tract Society, in the Pres- In I ving, provident woman who wan � . � . .1 - at Auburn, in this cotinty. In 1898, Dr. professor. The "blind ride" was witnessed . . - : t I . � upwards. I wear to to w I . , � . I I - away as sood-&Ythey were out pf the yards a hat of this kind, when'this; � t HI C . evening. store � ,_� . ` by a large crowd of interested spectators. I n . Taken altogether they -are not very desirable - Z - � I Rose took a post graduate course in�surgery, Lend have this week been visiting Mr. byterian church basement, Monday � - I I, � R. S. HAA -S,, W. K. PEARCE, at the Chicao,o Cli and Mrs. John Grieve, V. S. -Mr. George George Alle' , station agent, and family has a Millinery Department full Of all �� I . I M Pical school, under the stock to introduce into the country, but we 0- $3, that is new and bhoice in Milliner - � �Z _r are the gu - A , , , - , , - - - - - 1� I b I t;t I , __� 11 _� - - � �1_ I t II - I .., . . I �� - . - . � _�, -I Solicitor Manager. celebrated surgeoni, Dre Senn and Murphy. trust those who have purchased them will CHURCH ' NOTES. -In the �Methodist Chesney has pu'rehased the Meyer farm on eats Of relatives in Tepawater.- trade wiuniDg prices. ,y, At I - .1 , - . - -5 _ -, . . I In 1900, he disposed of his practise in' Au. mot have to regret having done so. the Huron road, from Mr. John Fowlerp for Herman Morris I Ion and MisaLetisha -Mortison Surely it is not too much to a . . � �:� - . . church, next Sunday, the quarterly aer^ , � mp t- � ! _: I - burn, and spent a year in the hospitals of - . . $5,000. The farm contains 102 acres, has -are this week attending the wedd ng of a By that, r I I vices will b6 held. The love feast at 10 ; shouldn'b purchase anywhere else yott � .- � FALL 0 - on it a good bar� but no house and is all relative in Heowortb.-Dr.'Bean'of Che -3- with- . _. I . I o'clock, in the Sunday school room, divine -1 . TERM London - taking special courses in Oisesseo,of Special Attention given . to fitting spec-- out first visiting us. . I ; - I . I I I the eye, ear, throat and general surgery. tacles. Your qes teoted free of charge. J. F. 15aly, 7 - Now open inall Departments of the worship at 11, and immediately afterward under grass. -Mrs. George Hart went to ley, was in the�village on Sunda;. -G. R e I Z - . I I I i -1 .. I I . . I - . - I . - . Dr. Ross has had considerable - .0 I I t � IT, - - � ' . �� , -1 . , I - e - YOU � I � � . I ; experience in jeweller and opticlin, Seaforth. 1708-1 the sacrament of the Lord's Bupper, The Pickering last week where her sister, Mrs. has returned 1r; in Listowel, whe he vi6i", - DRESS FABRICS INVITE I - -1 ) t Central Business Oollege. -as ' k. The sermon in ' extensive t3rac Word was received of the ed for a w Ze I I general practice, as well - Girl wanted in family ot two Apply at quarterly offerings will be taken -Vexf. Jephson, resides. 11 � t Presby I . . . � ;1 . I TORONTOP - tisc. in eye, ear ,and throat diseases and gen., .211H EXPOSITOR OffiCO3 _. 1768-1 Sunday evening the Rev. Mn Wallwin will severe illness of Mr. Jephson's baby and terian church next Sunday morning will be . 0 CAft. I ., � : ,. . I I . I � - � - I 4 I 1 W4 z . , . .. � . . eral surgery, and, as he is .well and favor- preach the fifth serrhon' fof a'� hence Mrs, Hart's visit. , re0ared especially for young people.' C. . I - . � Young Men and Women are coming in . Cow roR SALE.—For sale, a choice cow series on the . � �__ 9 . I . � ew, and we can only extend tct Z * S, � - . , last week. -e in I . I I I 1! from all parts of the Dominion to attend our ably known here, we' bespea� him great to 6alve first -of November. Way be seen at' life of Moses. The subiect'will be " The! Ninderson visited W&Ikerton _t They &re n . I don I I . . .� yo I . :1 f., � ,- - � w School, becauso they find with us very succeeb. . . I Beattla's Grove, or at W. Hartry's residence, oppoBite mistakes of Moses.", - ' � � Amos Gof ton has moved his household ef- u an invitation to come and tee the" I � '' - . - . 1. I we 111ake I — - , :1 , - I I entrancootgrovq. Win. Hartr3. 1768-1 . 0 2 Brussels. I � fects into rooms in the Centi'M block. -The Dress Goods beauties, and also I ,� � 4�. 1. e 1. - superior advantages. 11 -erican ilady, ind ' �e dently - 'iving . . of Belgrave, preached worthy pure wool Costu r.1 . I i I . TnoRoUGHBRED 8TOCE: FOR MICHIGAN.--�- Handsome Am NOTES. -'The rifle range, on the 1, .� Re�. C. W. Brown Cloth$ ofuor I . : . � � me _� - - I , � rich, wants s4gco&hone8t huebi d. I neso 193 THE .LADIES' AID E.vTEnTAIMAIENT. -The stone farm, -is the principal place of at. F6�he Methodist ch, . Tailor-Mades, I I . I � . .. � Our Catalogue explains them. VVrite for Mr. Herbert B. Peters, of Burton, Miebigan, n A dr I urch Sunday evening. I I T1 : . . g. I f t. . WRohington sir�et, ,Chicago, i itinois. 1168xl entertainment in the Presbyterian church, traction these days. Some very good scores We cannot word it for pi izaters' type to run; I . - . . I I a former resident.of this'diatriet, but who is , ' , - � 0 1 � I m I .; I ; - � ' Now on Wednesday evening, by Miss Keyes and are made, along with some very poor Ones. - - B eld. . off their story. We will say tbis, . ., rF , now a large and successful farmer 4a, - or nothii . - . ENTER ANY TIME. NOTICE. -� ie the time' to get your ayfl � .. sewfng maohines repaired b); The Expert. Chaln and Mr. Kelly, under the auspices of the -Rev. S. J. Allin, of London, a. former however : c . � . I , . � , Address, W. H. SHAW, Principal. Michigan, who wail visiting Mr. John Gov' Look snd'1114tia Stitch lif�Chi2eS.-WILL CAi,L oN Ladies' Aid, was fairly well attended, con. pastor of the Methodist church . JOTTINGS. -Mr. Robert Snowden was at If you would know the� S010MOn - 7 1 � I . enlock, o M ' ' -' newest and the lowEst prices of the . I : f here, was Buff.,lo last week. -Mr. M. Switzer, of . : , .� i age and Gerrard As., Toronto. cKillop, - * and other friends, You. 1768xl sidering the fact that there was an ente most a _ge � -ed a Z � � , . I- �- r. calling on old ftiends in town this week. 'r-, i � . . 7 ) .pproved Drebs Goods weavesi see� I ov I I I b I I -Mr. and Mrs. -_ � I _� - � . started for home on Friday last,takiag with HELP WANTED. -Wanted at the Queen a tainment the sme evening in- Cardno's hall. He wheeled up on Monday. Goderich township, who went to Manitoba I I � "I I—- . - I . � - 1686-52 him a car load 1 of very fine thoroughbred Hotel, Seaforth,a dining roon ' i girl and a kitchen girl. The chair was occupied by the pastor, R;v. James Taylor, of He -pu the harvest excursion, returned home last our assortment. It will tell you Ali, - . , . P at PTIDTI - - I i Durham cattle and Leicester sheep. Of Apply to Mrs. T. Stephen@. 1766-tt ns%ll, were visiting week. He I �� . - . i . Mr. Larkin. Miss Keyes, as au. elocution- friends in Brussels and Grey last week.- reports hundreds of acres of DON'T LET GO! � . . i � I - i - ! . IMP70RTANT NOTICE 1 these there 'were four heifer calves � and ten Come and Bee anyway before you buy ist, fully sustained the high reputation Rev. Mr. Murray, of Kincardine, and Rev. wheat in the fields yet. oil account of the . 14rgeSt Pi � . - � . . , . 4 Leicester ram lambs purchased from Mr. your sbove, for we o,.n give you a big choice, and wet weather. -Miss E. Pallister spent a I ! . , . . � . take old �nes In exchange. Remember we are head. which preceded her. Her selections were Mr. Rose exchanged pulpits last SabbLtth. Hang light on to that mighty- i As fo-r US. � _,, Robert Charters, of the Mill Road, Tucker- few days this week with friends in Seaforth. dollar of , - � � � - . ; W. N. WATSON, SEAFORTH ' quarters ior btove varnish and pollah. , S. Mullett & good, her manner natural and unaffected Miss Fanny Rogers arrived home from To- . seen the values . . I .1 � 1 7 1 � . 11 I - amith ; a bull calf from Messrs. A. & J. Co., Seaforth. I -Mr. Alexander McLeod, of -Bayfield, and yours until you have ,enough. ' I - I : � t _. . 1 1768.1 and her artiqul&tion distinct. She also ea- ronto on Tuesday. -Last week F. S. Scott we are in e list below. - I I . I Un heifer Mist Jeseie Sterling,'of Goderich township, those dollars are scarce, you .m.,e after' : T, " U. . . f _: bflowi�ng, � �. '! Agent for tho - " National Cream Separator," nianu. Broadfoot, - Tuckeremith, - and two ters thoroughly into Lhe spirit of her selec. disposed of the 100 acre farm, belon ng to have been engaged to teach the Sauble line want 'to 'make them go . - . - � I � ractured by tho Raymond Sewing Machine Comp Engagement and wedding rings -in endless P,r ,he, giving 'h I . � ofQuolph. Tbe iveroal favorite, simple and. boa I � � . .� McKillop. Theyweresaid to beaefinea forth.' . 5th , line, orris, As far as I � _ any calves purchased from Mr. George Dorranoe, variety. - J. F. Valy, jeweller and' optician, Sea- tion, making it real, to her hearers. On the Mrs. Frank Baines, on the � � ;v � I � . t1fut in deWgn, few parts to clean, easy to oLpe . schools for the coming year. -Dr. Turnbull, . . I I Xate, : 1�_ � I i L' jday.- possible, and before y u let them fly L . 1768-1 whole, she seemed to leave an excellent im- to S. Jordan, who gets posseeiion next of Goderich, was in Bayfield on Tuer 0 : . L irellable and durable, more points of merit than any lot of thoroughbteds -,as have been. shipped Sale of Tweeds at lesi than cost,- for pression on her audience. Mr. Kelly still 'March. -A very sad and unfortunate a - away . I . I . � 1, other oeparator, a perfect skimmer suitable for from from here for sorriF6 time. One' . i . cei Sergeant' W. Osmond was in Goderich on , be sure that you have got good . - � I . of. the lambs 000ta' Sultq, Pants; and Lsdles' Wits- See our retains in a wonderful degree his imm d here last Friday - value for every cent spent. . � - � . L� two to twenty-five cows. Call at my! cfFice and ex- tcok the first and another -the third prize at afternoon, business Monday. -Wm,: Bailey has been . . . L � i &InineL the " National " before purchasing a separa- window. 8tark & Mackay, Sesforth, 1769.1 power of voice, while his selections on the which resulted in the death of Alexander confined to ths'house for" several days, with . I - I tor. Sold on eaey terms, the Seaforth show this fall. Canadian- I WANTED. -Bright Dried Apples, 8c We guarantee Value ana satisfaction to Fur , I � , mandoliii,were merit pleasing. The enter- McNab of the 6bh line, Morris. M' those buying from us. . : . L stock takes well in the United Sbates, and ord6rB direct from Germany.- A Moll Butter, I r. Me- a severe attack of I& grippe. -George Lind . I � � . - . . I : -r � . - _W_ TT_ -W_A.rTS 0 MT, the market for thoroughbredS Lthere is con- Fowl, ar.d Raiv Fum G. E. King, Winghani tainment, throughout, was excellent slid Nab had come to town to look for some lelp say is down ., - L - ISO , - - ____ . . with typhoid fever. -Rev. Mr. FUR JACKETS, - �_._ I I , � � - was worthy of an even larger audience. We ' in cutting corn, and while .in the Central MeN � � - � General Insurance Agent, and Dealer in Sc -wing tinually growing. , .. 1768-tf - . - . I I L - Machines and Bicyalea, � . . . . .1. . . eil and Mrs.' McNeil were in Clinbon T) . have not learned the receipts,. but we should hotel, accidentaU walked through an open � I - . - * -------- t__ Watch repairing receives our pefsonal y oil Monday. -The evaporator closed dowil NECK FURS 3 . � � % 1;1. NORTH MAJN ST., SEAFORTH, DEATH 'OF MR. ANDREW ARCHIBALD',- attention. Satiafaction guaranteed o: no pay, J.F. judge the ladies will have *something for door and fell into the collar. He was at on Saturday, after a very successful season's . CLOTH JACKETS - . Caperim, I - I- � Daly, Jeweller and optlelan, Seaforth. 1798-1 their venture, besides furnishing a pleasant once carried up and taken to bit home, -work. -Nearly all the w lIs in the village . black coi � m . 1630 Another of the worthy pioneers of Huron- . I . I . I ; . - e I . I I - has departed this life. Mr. Andrew . The season for croag-cut saws and axes.' evening's entert.inment. I where, on - examination, it was found that have gone dry, HANDSOME 0,�RPETS I � - to � ' . - � I I I- " Genuine " Business Education- bald, s ', Archi. f�st coni'ng In, but we a-ciprepared for it with-flic . and'the well digger is busy . tric se,al, , . - . his spine wa everely injured. He lived 'oinking them deepar.-Mr. Rose was home 8 � I � sum - 1 1 � - - - passed peacefully. away' at his celebrated' Mople Leaf R4cer croFs-eutEo, aleo other until early nday morning, when death fr Port Frank on Sunday, and reports ) bull � It r., - - , The kLn,J our students receive.- . residence, on the 5th concession of Tucker. lines, and a fine line of axe8, Give us a call. S. LOCAL .BRims.-Mr. and Mrs. Angus I I 10, om � MEN'S OVERCOAT , I relieved him of his suffering. He was 62 , BOYS' OVERCOATS . � � . I , smith, on Friday evening Iasi% Mr. Ar6hi- Mullett & Co., Seaforth. 1 1768-11 koLeod, of Woodstock, and formerly Of MC7 plenty of fish, but the weather too stormy , . ;� I I p i I . , ... .11 . I I I .. .. . � : Killop, have been spending several days years of age, and leaves a grown up fa p I ; ?%�4_1_1:�17_ bald was in his 79th year. ..Ve had been, a CHEAP Music. -Ten cents each, or three f mily. to lift nets. MEN'S and BOYS' SUITS. .. ; le I I I I I . I � . ,�v severe sufferer from rheumatism for -several for 26c. A18o tho latest 60c'eheets for 350, for two visiting friends in this vicinity. They drove The uneral took place on Wednesday. _*_ I � weeks only. organ and pianos at rock bottom up and made- the hearts of many old friends - � � with the , �t � I- years and had suffered from parelyEis, but prices. Scott B.ros., 0 cAforth. 1767-2 here glad by a friendly call. Mr. and Mrs. - ---*--I , V I . +++�! ++@1-+++++- IV( ; . - S Lakelet. I his death was due more to a gradual wear- buk - , " . , - ,� . I OAL STOVE? on McLeod intend to spend the winter in Cali- - Farqulhar. BRrEFLuTS.-Mr. W. 1 . ; �, N. . aTRATFORD, ONTARIO. ing out of the physical system 'than to �n- y ' WHO WANTS A C 6 . . H.'Webber took up. � , . a The. . # .11 . ; Man Radlant-Home c0:11 stove, only used one semon, for fornia, with their lion, Dr. McLeod, who Covetousnesn is an excusable sin just wards of 100 priz4 at a Nandspll ; re, with '. . . ,. and regisoer In con- ham been located there for some years and w, for those who see"the handsome Fur his excellent flock of Shropshire sheep.- I I sable rufl - - y leading bu6liess collegea emplo our grad. other cause. He was a native of Sterll]3g. fiale. Also pipes, hob air plpL f � --.--- - the fall iai � � . - uateo as iteachera. Surely this Is proo(of superfor- shire, Scotland. I no - - , . . He c�me to this country. nect on. - Apply to R. Be'l, Seaforth" Eugine Work Jackets, Caperines, etc. at Th Broncos are the rage in .this vicinity at - I . � 1� .�, ity. All our graduateg gob Iltuatiocs. Write -for with his parents when -.11 ye . 1, @- has a good practise. -Mr and Mrs. V. - I I , . � - - I I Catalogue. - are of age. They - 1768-tt e . e E. McFaul � - � GI so , of Oxford county, were . $5) $7 a79 . I I 7 I 1Z I ing JESSIE MACLAWILMN CONCERT. -The ap., however, for although all their - Fur Goods taken into the surrounding towns and die. ! �, Grand Trunk Raflw&Y m0libhl� tickets, nllowi settled in the vicinity of Whitby, and the a n here this Co's. Store, Seaforth. It is a needless sin, present. There have been car loads of them Et ,VcFA UL . � I students to 00%,e daily by train irom seatorth, coA deceased learned the trade of bricklayer and pearance hero of miss Jes�ie Nevin Almelacblau, week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. JameI ' are fine quality and artistically'. made, are posed of by auction, selling from $10 to $30. Dry, _Qoods Co. . Seal gaup . V.56. I - . I I prima donns, in Cardno's Hall, on the evening .of Cowan, near town. -Mr. Thomas Barnett, I i plasterer and worked at -his trade there for � . , � W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal' somemars. He.".was also married e . ovetnb6i llth, is certainly a matter of interest to who has been in the Northwest for a year or within the reach of all. i 1768 1 They are a poor lot and are good for nothing � imitation F I - 6t Whit- �e'ery person, -Rsf813-, if ever, bag Buch a no'bed I - , . . . - ___ I - .1 by. 0 came to the County of Huron and er been el'940J -to appew in Seafortb, and'the more has returned to spend the winter in GATHERIN(Is.-The tarmers have nearly save a little light driving. -By the time I It" . . . 4444-60, 0, I . CA7S Greatest CaSA4 I I I I � I _% - a large S - "I . _ wiriter'sets in, John Se6tt, jr., the coii6rac- T . - � settled in Tuckersmith46� s of Scotisud, under whoee auspiceo Miss mae. � Bpaforth.- Mr. James Buell, the well known - all their roote up and now sales are the . . . I . .rm on which he coutinu- . I of Hullett, 0 tor, will have got the major part of $1,000 - years ago. He lac Ian wi,l sing, ire deserViDg Of the hearty su orb breeder of thoroughbred stock rder of the day. -Mr. and Mrs.:Peter Mel- Dry - Goods 0-4 . � I _. King's Birthday, November 9th. then took up the la '41 . . ! . , - - - Of all. Mi9s Maclachlan's engagements in the la"ge Wr&s in "tore. _ r town on Saturda lost. 'Mr. Snell Ville, of Hensall, passed out of the Howick council for jobs. He I . � ed to live until his death, For many years pitics 610-alwhys I okett forward to ,%ith the greatest y throughl this place �� . I - Return tickets will be i;�.3ued at sin le also after coming to Tuckersmith he worked interest, and her 8inging -has won for h,.r a .warm has been very successful at the shows this on Saturday, on their way to M1,. -Mr. - ----------------------- �_ .. MA . . 9 has done work all over the township. -1 I I place in' the hearts of all wb.6 have ever bad the year. -Besides liberal money prizes his Gardiner's. James John Demmerling sold his stock and imple- good word for Willia I � I fare for the above, goo -d going November at -his trade during the summer and worked -Mr. McOulaiah' Fii- M, and he will be ,A gAaod s! � lessureof hearing her. So mahy flittering remarks day of last week, was wel t . . I Sth and Uth, returning on or before Novem- clearing his farm in winter., He built, the,� Lave been wriftea-about her Einging by emin stock won five very fine,medals. a ea'e ments on Tues(lay.-Both -chopping mills missed among the people here. -The fine � . � As he has I a tenlde'do,"-Mias � - M6,_Killop cyltleg, that it would be 113CIO39 out just four sons he has presented a medal to Maud Parish, of Essex, is at present the uning every I I � bar I I th. Full information regarding rates, brick school - house at Roxb6ro,- are now ru i Wednesday and Sat- weather is keeping everyone busy. If the � . I � 4 for us to sttewpt to - I , . � rout6s,, &c. to local and distant points cheer- also the residence -of the late John * further comment on her chatme as - a vociii,6t. miss each of -them as an heirloom, buf fie does not guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Traquair.- urday,at three cents per bag. Is that not work is not all BeCoMpliabLed 'thin season . - . - - � � � , . I . - � SF � I ____ k -will not be 'to - be brick and Mr. Bennett, the celebrat-d comic of The medal pretiented by Mr. Minty, man. Jeanette Gardiner, entertained a number of -Most of the turnips are housed now and blame. -Mr. Andrew Bell, iBr., ham been a ' . I . . en. son, in the same township,! and t Honder-, Maclsobign will be askisted by Mr. Buchainan�piaoi,aot,. Bay What lie is going to � do with the fifth. On Saturday aft6rnoon of last week, Miss cheap work ? A first class job every time. sumly4he weather cler . . . � I _. I - i I , . school house on the. MdPlIqad, Tucker. Thl zubtedly, oron overcoata . -be the beat coneer6 ever they are an excellent crop. Though many ,few weeks at Zimmerman, paying a visit to . I is in Soaforth, and no* person ehould fail - -, W. SOMERVILLE, Agent - amith, and many other buildings in th 1�,v:n will, und to ager of the Bank of Commeroe here, and her young lady friends of this vicinity, - . . " - '� . -1 . ttend The plan opens at 1. V. Fear's drug store, won by Mr. Snell for the beat pen of sheep, - Miss Clara Stewart, alao'Master Bert Stow. are without them, owing to failure in the his son Robert, who is en a - � I Conirn-ercial Building, SEAFORTH. vicinity. For several yearb, howev&,'. he aon We4nesday, November 6'h, at 12.o'clock, noon. .be inning of the season, those who have ing busin I B16 -I . ged in the will- I . � � has devoted all his attention to his fine f,%rm - I I is a particularly handsome one and is a art are each the proud possessor's of a new 9 ess there. -The ume of our grist �- � * I - ( , - 1G46 which is one of the beat and most' comfort- 1 1768-1 trophy well worthy of preservation. -We bike. -What might have p I *0 , them have something above the weight.- mill, which broke away in the spring under desired. - . � .. . - . rovedl a seri no . ' - � A beautiful line of cut glass. The prices were in error last week in sa5ing that the accident h ppened at Mr. Fletche1r)s raising Many a dollar was lost to the farmers 1A the heavy flow of water, is now undergoing - I , able homesteads in this vioinity. He was a are -right, J. F. Daly, jewo)ler and optician, Sea- salary of Mi,, s Watson,* 6 rat assistant teach a While raising a sampeon post, I I- Hendeirlson's Photo ,man who posseseed a 'very high ,sense of forth. 1'768-1 . last week. this vicinity owing to the slump in hoga.- repairs, Mr. McNevin, who always keeps . A p - - - I honor ; his word was ,as good.i fis his- bond I -9- I er in the public school, had been reduced some alip caused Cho timber abo e to, fall. Mrs. J. J. glliotlb, of Wingham, visited at on the move for the interests of his custom. � � x_vq . � ) a � - I ring of mean- -, TEA MEETI.N(,-'-One $50. Miss Watson was re-engaged- at her Mr. Michael Fletcher and Mr. Fr 3d Stewart 098 ill order. -Mr. 500 ; N� e " 't, ; , and he despised anything savo Tiir, EaMON,'DviLLr Mrs. P. Brown's last v�eek.-The pie social, era, alwaYs has tbi; . - idge were both struck on the head. "'hey vere no stranger to the � ( - � - Studio&" ness and trickery, present salary, viz., $350. -Mr. Harry E at Mr. James Wright's, under the auspices Thomas Rilie, who is � I � . - � . He was very plain and of the most el)joyi�ble tea meetings ever hold � I : has had -a number of men -busily employed at once taken to the doctor a d several of the Epworth League, last Tuesday even. people of this vicinity, and who for - th � � I . : __ .1 outspoken, but-7.of a kind and generous-dis. in the Egmondville Presbyterian church wa i Q . I . . . - � . Juat received a large stock of position, and was never backward in gener- the harvest home tea meeting of lost Mon I during the past week putting a now felt and st,itches put in their heads. We re glad to Ing, was a success� There was a good pro. past three years has been in the Londom - - - . I I � I � I . . ,� . ously, aiding any cause or persell he consid- day' evening. The'weather being-Javorable, gravel roof on the store of Messrs. Reid & learn that both ate able to be a out their gramme and.nearly $24 was taken in at the district, was here on Monday last pay-ing a . -k . M, . , Moulding & Picture FrameS. ered deserving. He was held in the highest a large crowd filled - the -c'hurch."' As uwdal, Wilson. Mr. Edge makes a specialty of work again. door. -Wm. Gedkie had a number of'his vir,iti to his brother, William, before he 10 � i . bij � —_ - , pricea; _ I � _�, ; respect by all who knew him for his sterling there was an'over abundant- supply of the this kind 'of work, and it is a great conven- -------------- I *- I neighbors helping, him cut wood with the went to Algoma. Thoinas we learn, is- I - � � y I - , -.1 11 . vience to have a man in town ,.who can do it. Bruceffeld. � sawing machine la�t Saturday. They'cut:up going to return to this part 3 again in a few I � Picture Fram .ing a Sl�eciaity. - 1111alities and - was thoroughly truated by good things provided by Ahe��_'ladies for the - i . . . � %J - I every one, and leaves behind tho beat of all inner man, and after all prese' Mrs.. James " I some 20 cords in a: short time. days, he having en aged in the employ of I I I . nt had full oleman has rnturned home B. R., HiGarNs, Brucefield,Notaxy Public, , . - I 9 � A 7 . legacies, an honqrable record and a good satisfied -.themselves, they f y ii -o- Toronto, after spending about six Conveyancer, Fire and Life insurance i - Mr. R. B. McLean. Mr. Rilie in a good . - . J. P. HENMRSON, Seaforth. etired to the I . � I I �_ name. He ivae ai�_ ,E'pi800palialj* . months visiting her mother there. -Mr. amount of money to loan at r gent. Any . inuke. I - ' *iPpen. . . 1761 in religion audience room of. the church, where ,a pro. lowe8t cu ut rates of - . servant, and he knows his employer, Mr. . i - � a- interest, on first-clagg farm security. 11 - kinds of McLean., to be a good rriaster.----�There is . , � � - I and a Bt unbh Liberal in politics. His a George Vanhorn, of Tuokeremibh, has taken D. Hay, Comm n and Conveya I pants is f I ged' Xramme,' first class; in- every respect, was in conveyancing- work done well and cheaply. At uder ; neatly a- water famine in this district. ; - . . partner in life survives him, and be leav d. The addresses w a posi Gion with Mr. W. Somerville, and - home every morning and i'sio er . .ere of a very ' . Wednesday of each wills, mortgagea and deed drawn up. Money loaried 1 � ning the telegraph and express week. Several Kood farm@ for sale. at the lo most rates of interest. 40-tf Many wells have failed to au wears. J - mand, and many farmers are finding it dif-- � � - His high order throughout..' Rev. Mr.- Lp.rkin, businese.-Mr. James Coleman has gone to BRIEF.S.-The Brucefield public library Is . � - ,Your Watc . h � family of one daughter and four sons tends lear 167 � 17 Pply the de- �. ' 1� is the first deiath tbat'has taken place on the of.Seaforth Presbyterian church, struck the A penny for. your thoughts' would be � worthy. � I I . Is better value for the money than homestead farm. The y" St. Thomas, where he has secured -a good now ighty low price, if you were thinking t 0�f � . -remainswere laid* to ke note for the evening, givine an excel- , -9pen to the public. Members cards in ficult to get sufficient for stock. .- I . . � almost any other article you buy -if re8t in the Maitlandbank cemetery on Tues- lent address on tihe subject of "Cheerful- position as cooper'with the Campbell Milling can be bad from the secretary, Mr. A. T. the handsome Furs and Far prices at The I -9 ------ �_ . - . - I - ' '' _ � I . . � . WAllwin, of Seaforth Mr. John A. Jackson has decided Scott. We -hope that this iiiwit'jution Will I 04 which the dec,eased Rev. Mr. � Y.- � ' � 7 you buy it righ,t. , � day, and the esteem in ness. " Compan 01 E. McFaul Co's4! Storej Seaforth. You Constance. I � . . . r. � BECAUSE, after yeairs of: use, it is as good was held was abundantly manifested by the Methodist church, 'very ably handled the to hang at his legal shingle iriBlyth instead be well patronized by the peop�e in this must collar into'one of their collarettes THE FORESTERS' CONCEUT.-The oyster prit6f; � .1 � or nearly as good, as�when you got it' large -number who a,ttended the funeral to subject of 11 On ' of Porb Perry, as was his intent ion. -Mr. vicinity, as there is nothing that- -tends to 6t.;neat as a collar and the supper and concert"given by the Forester'? � � . r Occupations." Rev. Mr. this fall. It will 75 1 . - � : . And along with being a daily corn- Pay 11 last tribute of re,spect to the memory - Brucefield, also dealt very ably p rice is right. 11� lodge, of this Vill-age, on Friday evening last . � � - ,Sewers, of C. W. .Pa at has had an exhibition ,this' 'elevate the moral ton'e of a Comm nity more P � � 1 1768.1 , - I . . . pallion to you, is useful as well as of a worthy citizen, a true friend and an with the subject of' week of some very handsome chryaanthe . I . "What �Makes a Sue- - than good; healthy literature, an parents LOCAL BRim?s.--�Finil arrangements have was a most decided succeng in every respect. - I - � Z . Mr. Papst is an enthusiastic florist, can rest assured that nothing else Fill; find a been made for the ' a: . vices in The weather was most suitable, and, as a � I . . u sa,y as much of ever obliging neighbor. . .- cesoful Working Congre. ation." Rev. Mr. Mums' T . � - � �. any other article of daily use ? . . . 9 and his chryea n them ume this yea lace on the shelves of the Brucefield library. the Methodist, e 1 11114versary ser - I Musgrave, 'of M61jillop, in his character. equence, there was a very large turn- .- . �Rs Aoo. -A] _r . �urch herei -, Rev. Dr. colla - 1� I I . - I . Call and see the watch at $�, gue.rauteed to SIXTY YE._7 Robert C-'coveu- istic way, very happily summed up the ceedingly beautiful,'and of which ucefield items in the ise'lue of THE Gifford, . Of Clinton ut, and many found it difficult to gain ad- See -ou ' . - give satisfaction. , lock has shown us a book which he has ex. whole, giving I vety justly feel proud.- , will. preach in -the - 0 - , . - . a capital address. All the - . Mr. Robert Winter,- EXPOSITOR of two weeks ago, it Wa� stated morning of Sabbath, at 10.30, and a local mission to the hall. An excellent oyster I I � I . tracted from'his relic chest, and which is addrefts6s were humorous, instructive, and Jr., is seriously ill. -Mr. Melvin Scott leaves 'that Mr. A. J. Ross had purchased an inter- man in the eveving at 7. On Monday supper wa erved the b em. of , - . � I JOHN BULGER, Je�weller, quite interesting in its way. It is I IL 'Is in as ent the � L I . next week for Bowmanville, where he has est in the horse recently puruhased by Mr. eveniag a fowl supper W * 11 be served in bhe Methodist church, after which a first-class � 11� . ' evident. practical. MiEs Flanagan, elocutioni8t, of . . "E'AFORTH. i ly the minute book ofthe first district coun' 'Paris, Ontario, secured t% position as tuner in the pi.ano fac. Wm. Berry. We are authori 25e, i I 8 fully maintained the high zed to say basement from 6 to 8 p. m'.i- after whi =d � I I � . - . V as arried out in the.Foreatere . . ep Pory. - Saturday, No ember �,9th, is the that this was a in' �%11, : unicipa, � , � . I Her able iitake, it locing Dr. Hugh Dr. Gifford will deliver his celebrated and -The entertainmeknt was a most-plVaa- � 17764 ail selectpd to rule over thb then m i i I r" utation which, preceded her, � - _- - L . � distriob -of McKillop and. Hibbert. The rendering of the difficult selections given by KiDLY s birthday' and * will be Rose who is in partnership with Mr. Berry, popular lecture onj the Ing one, and each number L was received with also ho -M, . . " Mammoth cave of I Dom�nion as a public holi. instead of his brother, as mentioned in that Kentu,!k.y." As thio has been highly spoken he4rty applause. Mr Will McLeod, the . . ai book is still in a state -of good presc�vation, her, delighted -the audience. The excellen t day. Itwould be well, therefore, if ' - - The General, Rep r I -throughout the observed and the writing, although somewhat f` cal. selections given by Miss Henderson I . I . aded, Mu8i people issue of the paper. -The annual meeting of of wherever given, la treat is in store for popular comic vocalist of 8eaforth, was the I - Mi8s Wiltse, of Clinton ; an� r this in mind, The I _ big drawin alled mail I - T�-" � . Shop. is quite distinct. It is the- penmanship of Of McKillop ; would bea various busi- Brucefield brLinch of the British arid Foreign those who can attend. Music will, be far T -V ' . - Mr. John Govenlock, the clerk, and fath'e'r Miss Flora Porter, of Seaforth, added very nes i places will be closed on that - day, and Bible Society will be held in the Presby. times. g Foresters of Court Constance . People n - . - niehed by local singers, assisted by Mr. he i I I I � I I - - - - I I I� . I I I I I - I , , , . Sci,,,iars, 1�nivea and ,'-�ka,teB sharpened of Messrs. Thomas and Robert Govenlook muck -40 the enjoyment of the evemug. in order to save disappointment they terian church this (Friday) evening. Ad- Jones, of London.` Dr. Marion Oliver, Of are to be congratulated on thesuccessof . . . 11 - w �� I and repaired. Of 1�'cK'1101?- It is a nice, Plain, clear hand' Miss Gertie ,VanEgmond, organist of the should do their shopping on Friday, -George dresses will be delivered by resident clergy- Indore India, their entertainment, After pay! holidays7 � ' ' . and'shows the writer to have been a man of church, very ably -filled the S. Morphy, of* the Trusts and Guarantee ,9 3 liver a lecture in St. , I . . U-mbrellas, Sewing Machines, Guns and oompanist. . -duties of ac- men sud others. . The meeting commences Andrew a church or � Th-ursday evening, No- pauses they will have a snug surn left to re- dressed. : good attainments. Thq following �,xtracts The -church was, very nicely Company, of Toronto, was in town Saturdav at 7:30 o'clock p. m. -For the benefit of the vember 7th, under ihe auspices of the Gauld Pay them for their labors. ! � I in fact anything repaired: I I from this book will Ptill be of intert and Monday looking after "he interests ' If we 81 . ba,ti,,Jaction Guaranteed. . of municipal fathers of the township of Tuek. Mission Band. I li'er6 will also be ad- 9 . I . �st -to decorated for - the occasion. The pastor, his compAny. Mr. Morphy stayed with his eramith, we would say that'the side walk dresses by Oeveral of the neighboring clergy- Wingham. .1 e-aps, glol . Many of our readers - � Rev. Mr. Shaw, presided. I I . __ i � . January 4th,,.1841.-In the house of Mr, I ______*� cousin, Mr. William Pickard. -The street leading to the Preabvteria" chu h : - Q i _i�:. Z � ; committee have had the granolithic crossing a very unsafe condition. . .V a n viu, e e Ono Or Usle will be furnished XNOTEI,.-Speeial services, under the sius- I . I I . ___ I I Zilexander Uameron, the first - meeting of HYP-NOTISAT AND MR,I) READING. -The While Mr. Gray, by the choir. Lecture to commence at Pice8 of the Epworth League, are being held . . � 15ALUW1N'3, iseafDrth the United TownsbipY3 of McKillo- between the Royal hotel and Learoyd's Grand Trunk Railway agent was going to 7.30. Should the e-Vening prove favorable, in the Methodist church this week. The- - � p and Jolly Pulls have been giving entertainm6llts store, lowered.—Mrs. M. B. Smith and Mrs. church on Sabbath evening, We tripped on a the ladies, - ' ' Hibbert, called by the Warrant—of Daniel � in Cardno's hall during the week. ProfeEsQr . � who are sparing 3io. effort to - ministers of the, different churches are tak. L-1'7ars and Henry Hind' J. A, Stewart attended, the Provincial loose board and narrowly -escaped serious make a success of the meeting, should have ing part in the work.—A large audience . � . I THE GENEIML REPAIR MAN', I . man, Escquires, two � Theodore Pull gives ma y illustrations of Women's Christian Temperance Union in injury. Warnings of this kind are not. a full house.—Mrs. B. Blair, of Algoma, listened to Rev. Mr. Dickie, of Orangeville, . � I I �. — of Her Maje8tyls Justices of the Peace, 1 his ability as a mind readn3r and hypnotist, Stratford this week.—As will be seen by a wanting ivhere m unicipali ties were muleted who has been visiting among fritilds here . - - - . - The- inhabitants met agreeable to the requi- some of his accomplishments being really notioe in the proper column a popular lecture in the Presbyterian church on Mon- , . , � SoinethhUr New. . sition, when Mr. Adolphus Meyers ' *call .young In heavy damages for accidents of this na- , - _. 11 cy Z F. . I was - wonderful, while the antics of big hypnotic for some weeks, returned home on Tuesday day night. His subject, " The reign of the � I __ ed to the chair, and the following 4ppoj1lt_ . couple, former residents of Seaforth, were ture.—Mr. Gray now has his mother with last.—Mrs. E. Camford, with her grand- commol. people," is well chosen, and his i . p T , .. Ne . subjects furnishes plenty of funj for - v, Girdles new Belb Buckles, new melits, rules and regulations were agr,-oeo to audience. The programme is the married in Britieh Columbia on the 18th ult. him, and has taken up housekeeping in the r, Miss Ma I ggie Woods, o Glen. remarks timely, btit in no way revolution- . � Stick Pins, ne;; designs in Waltham and by the meeting : Ap - pleas ingly daughte . I � � k,'lgin watches, look, town clerk ; -Ja pointed—John Goven- I varied by illustrated songs, dancing, comic n 8 a Ilen,,the pastweek, have been paying a ary. —On Tuesday, Harold H. got home and Mr. and Mrs. Watson have numerous Iriends house belonging to Mr. Job f it mes Young, assessor ; 1 songs and exhibitions of baton swingi visit with Mrs. O&efprd's b other , Mr. R. t-jok up his winter quarters in the fine briok - C_ new- patterns in Silver Flab w n.—Mr. a 119 congratulations and In -best, wishes for their completed, The brick work was done y Mellis, I of our village. . 0 Ing is i . ware, new pattern(i in Silver Plated ware, Dennis Downey, collector'; William Lee and I by different members of the company. Re here who will'jofn'with THE EXPOSITOR in Charles Reid has his new brick stable uearl r , . ( - I n and Gilbert Clocks M . future happiness.—Mrs. and by —Mr. Win. Rilie, stable that awaited' him, N thi too � It. - � Wa,W Ausonia. Ingralla Ja 'es Cluff, poundkeepers ; Overseers of whole performance is very amus the Misses Mr. D. McCall, and the frame work by Mr. who has been in thifl; vicinity for some 14 dr good for Harold. On his arrival ab the ing and Sage, who have been residing in Seaforth 1 Alex —Mr. Win. Ament is bus 15 years . f them in the employ station a procession headed by Lucknow � y was for 13'0 1 during the summer, have gone p _. - _ at new prices. . Highways — Alexander , Cameron, Robert enter taining and has attracted good househ� , Rose. - ______ . Watt, Adolphus Meyers ; FencavIewera— each evening. to Windsor I ship�ing staves. He has ke b a large g 9 of the lalte James Cooper, and in all these band was formed to eecorb him to his hoine, I ,- ' ment, John Lmidlaw, Win. Habkirk, Philip Carlin. On "Wednesday, at noon, where they,have purchased a residence and an . er 3 Jewelry Mltablisb I � .Rules and By-Laws—l�t Professor Pull performed a 'articularly will reside in future.—Mrs. Faoh I of men employed allsummer.—Mr.and:Mrs. long years proved bfMaelf the beat of ser. and am the gamey little horse was led up the .1 I p I 'AFORTIL a 'v h George Forrest have returned home after VantS, ever caref ul, of his master's interests. street with a wreath of chrysanthemums . 8 E , that the height of difficult feat of mind reading. A committee, P 9UNT-1111111; - cently sold her residence to the r re- I . . 11%wful fence shall be five feet eix inches, composed of Messrs. W. K.' Furnnoilture spending a .ver e visiting Mr. Rilie left here Auring the week for and roses around hin neck, he seenied tO Pearce, F. C. G. Company, has purchased the neat. cottage , friends in and -around Craig. —The many Algoma, where he, goes to take charge of a almost realize the fact that Canada bue -- 44nager I and either staked or staked and ridered ; Minty, Dr. AlcGinni , Alex. Winter, J. W. belongin5g to Mina Neville and has baken.up friends of Mrs. Win. Scott will he please I I ,_y pleasant tim I - I -S . , a . - . I � � . � I . I IL .(_� I � , . � d farm in that d . istrict. Everybody had a , never before produced big equal. - . I I I -11 __ . - . I � I I I I \ I t.1r.. - 11 .- _� I I - I . . . I / I : i . -I- - � . I . �,, I � I - I - � - � __ I - �, -� I I I - � - I . - . - � . ! : . . . . . � I . I � - _. �A . ,� - . I -_ 11 � . I � I -_ I I - . - � - I - __. I I q I . . I I - . . . . I � I i I I � . I I . . I . I . I —