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$10 to Z-20 .10 $80 to $50
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For the International Live Stock
tion, November 29th to December 66
Tickets oxe good going. December I
and 3rd, and valid returning, from
on or before December 7th, 1902.
THE BEST SERVICE.
Splendid road bedi handsome wid(
bul@ coaches, luxurious dining And o
I.or Cars, Pullman sleepers, and the fa
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CALIFORNIA WINTER RESO
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for parties or single passengers. I
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WM. 80!MrERVILL
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40r by addressing J. D, MeDONALI
tricti Passenger Agent, Torout
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THE SIT�R.
EXP
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fail" day fil 1A bhe Oath 30fore a home.J�Mrs. �G. Baldwin 'of Seaforth, (nee
gmondville orn f
at -1 , ite, Progress
and Mrs. H. P. knedy, of olic ohurch.' Edith Steinba ho. was well'and
g V coaple in- Mine ckh
large.con egatioD.' '� The happ,,
leave on Saturda for'Toroato; where they A BIG O��ER
S 1110 pan expolooft I .
tend to ne tle on the SrOom's faTm it Morris favorably known in our vi lage, has heeA re.
will spend thewinter with th�ir daughter, ess
Mrs. Clark.—NINT6 t Sunday ve[nink, Rev. 1. at once.— r. and Mrs. George 11ow011 On- iowing acquaintances her 'during the, past Busin.
X Wallwin, B. A,� pastor ( tertained he young people of the E.
if ttle Methodist gR pli1scopal . week. �Mr- J. Shorthas returned from vieit-
DISTRICIT MATTERM I A- TEMPTING 0114� M . Tho 'as Welsh� is put -
a a bjeat V1 The church las; WednesdAy evening, b a fare-' Ing his HoDs.—I T
church, will preach on t1i addition at his commandia( Pifter
U �.IirftA WiCh ai.d - �an - —Eul in well to Mi is Flora Watson. All who. were ting in a chopper in the now
A GOOD HopsE BououT.—Mr. Joliu-Gov- Semf 'R W. Cady, of Times are good th-4 fall and MD ey jis YJ time.
orth dor like Ise ? Mi. there "repo, -b having 4 most enio Lble'
enlock, of MeMllop, near Seaforth, bm this town, was h Id up by footpad on one plentiful. We intend taking ad v ht �Mr. MeWillism, *bile. away at Tilbury
urepurobas d from Mr. T. J. Berry, of Hensaill, of the streets in I etroit the ot ier day, The of these goc d'times to largely inora�: last weeki, disposed of his residelpee in
the walleknown shire stallion, Bloisdon Wil- man. stopped M Cady and ask ad him I for a the oikoula, o it of THu ExposiT( R. a - that . place at a very good figure.—Mrs.
liam. Mr. Govenlook will ship Min to the match. As M . Cady As getting the James Nesbit was visiting reatives in
wantto g t ip up to the Five T io sand
0 west. This horse was imported by Mr. match the man ulled out a -evolver find not a lGoderich ownship the past week. —Mr.,and
3h by the lsb� of January- With re -
Berry in 1900, and he has proved at monly or ered him to Nject in Via*, we will Mrs -Morris, of Brantford, were
presenting it at . Aro Cady or this , give, TAE
gn� -maker. He is oriet of tke � beat types i of hold up his han :4 Mr. CA y did so, when Exro�isoR tD New Subsoribers 'fr�.In latives and friends here for a few days the
shire horse imported to these parts. Mr. his assailant rift -'ed - his pack ts, but only t week.—Blyth is quite a Sun my resort
od, Govenlock in to be commended for his enter- fp0ara i h the n ghboring
found 18 cents in change. ith disgust NOW UNTIL. JAN, YARY FIRST; t004 a oung men of the n I
prime, and we trust it will be appreciated by dbpioted on eve feature, lie ked with an FOR ONE DOLL�ARAwnw6-- towns. ] st Sunday they were are from
the people of the west. i 1 1 Goderich I ' Win
lit, I 1inton, BrusEeRre, ham and
ath, " How is that a man wearin such I .
good clothes as you only him 18 con in his the price of on6'year'a subseri tion. Luokiaow. Our must be ve ipular.
1 J2 r . pc
WrwDmto BELts.—The Woodstoc pockets. Mr. - Cady, after chaffffii g the Send in your nam'�s at once, the i ooAer '—Mrs. Ge rge Denstedb,. of Gori ie, was at
tinel-Review, of November 6th, makes the follow for a few, minatemi,pa ad 0 d the better. home here for a few days the pa it week. —
ser- following reference to the marriage oi Was was nob furthe� molested. - ev. r. No-' Rev Mr. olmes preached' in Mitchell on
To an Aing us the nan
y peri �O 2 se es �of
former Seafo.rth' YUIng X&y, of Woodgto M. Bun�ay.—,The griit mill received a I load of
Belle Grieve. ek, the, FE, a no :n b
feet perance advocate, will deli er n addiess in FOUR� NEN hat precious raineral- coal, this ask.
lady - Miss Belle Grieve, only daughter V Sq�SCRIBER
of Mra. George Duman, was married, at her the Presbyterian ohuroh,i
sit Monday
by home, on Reeve street. this afternoon, to on the subject of th Refor�ndnm. at the abov 3 Acc=ied by t�he Moms.
Robert J. Harford, foreman'of the up- ;;a comes here under the auspices of the cash, we wi I IS receipt for NoTEs.—Jamesdark is home �rom a
holetering departmen.tat the Canada For* Women's Christian Tom orance Union.— weeb. where he spent the season I arvesting.
niture factory. Owing to i4new in the THE EXPQ if6r -one � ear
Y Miss Armstrcng� of Ferg b i ti ug her Tuesd was the coldest � day th In fail, so
house, the event wan� a very quiet one, a;nd Is V1411 Main
was witnessed by small number of , friends and for sac I dditional four namep they Law:rence
sa'�ter, Mrs. W.' Govento(k, North far. has sold hi i arm, on
street.—Mrst. Wo Kerslake and son, Reggie, send us,w4 will g I ive! them the 5�h line, near Belgrave, an intends
and relatives. Rev. Dr. McMullen perferim- are visiting friends in Staffs, a 2d vicinity.— having at auction sale on the l7t i. Jan�ies
ed the ceremony. - The bride wor , very
Mr. George E. Henderson and Major And- One! Qollar Cash, Taylor was the purchaser.—Mr. wil Mrs.
Wretty wedding gown of white all mullo� eraon ventured ioto the wilds of.the Logan Wm. Mi is attended the fune f he
ar travelling iuit') wan of green. May swamp on Saturday last, I ok ng for game, There.ar reds of our subso ibers, late Joh Mille, near Auburn, on uasday of
C. Y the ry n Deceased was the o er of lob
valuable presents werez received and bagged 8 rabbits, i p rtridge, one who, wit 1ve little efforb, co!ld this we
popular youngbride. Mr. and Mr. Hor- oodeock and 3 porcupme . be-461lowing make mon for themselves an do �ue
ford will leave this evening for' a wedding w 12,4th uncession of Morris, and was bur -
were ticketed t is week 'a V�. Somerville's good by uding us lonj lists ot na'w ried at 'Ball's cemetery, in Hull tt.—C.
trip to points east. After December let, up -town &gene 4 D. J. cc lam, of the subscriber on t4�'above terms. Passe in busy grinding grain, outt in g straw
NKS Mrs. Harford will be thb home at th r roi, Seaforth Millic ! Compart , to Montreal We give n - ohe�p chromoo an( e do and sawi wood.—Turnips are nt arIv all
dence on Simcoe street." Arthur Maeon, rucefield, o Russel, -Mani. not club w t4 other papers, but , for the housed ai ate a good.crop.
toba ; Duncan McCallum, o Detrolt.—Mrs.' Socommod Qon d.� our iubscribere, we ------------ 0"000 DEATu -O)F A FoRmEpt SF.AF HIM— Lowrey, of Egmondville;.a d Mrs. Meway, will, as us all, re0ive subadrip ions for Brussels.
0#000 Many. of our rtsders will peruse the fellow- of Tackersmith, were 'S ing at Belgifive the usual weekly, pap*ers s me , the
9'b'%m this week, the guests r. Mrs. D. Globe, WHn as, MRS. �UR1.4BtTLI2sRz0EFT1ON. The God -
which we take from th in and Farmers' Sun,, London A pleas-
eriob Signal of this week says
OH) Titles of last week, with fealinBlgs of deep Sproat. -Mr. Hogh Stephe son has a rose Advertiser, Farnsers' Advocate, Family
regret On Sunday evening, NN vember bush in bin garden which is, out in full Herald, Presbyterian, Westinics t;',r, te, t P. ant social function last weak was the post
i I r caption of Mrs. J. L Turnbull
a gisthethird 'me this year that McL PUT EJ ER.S. nu taga a an opportunity of , n g th,(,
2nd, Mr. William Dow Moore die at ;hi' bloom. Thi tj Mich e4
s trans- home on Victoria sfr�et, aged 8( ye4rs. it has been in 'bloom," aqd ialthough the �AN BROS.
b
flected, Deceased had. bef a resident of Wingh4m buds are not as, large or as #merous this tide, w ich was accepted by maty,' includ.
for some three years, coming be -a frbm time ae on the -former o asions, they are to both pare at 3. The daugeters are Mrp.' i ng a nut6ber of the gentlemen. , r4e recap.
Seaforth. He was a resident of Bel Drth Pr perfect flowers., Roses i� bloom in the Smith, of MolKillop, I and Mieb M(G reg, r, at tion rooms were very handsome and invit
ecorations of crimson roses and
anada, many years, and filled the position )f libra- garden in November is pretty tropical for home. The deceased was .,a most' k ndly ing, tll� t
riani in the library'of that-t,)wn for 26 yeal woman and- i va 3 much 'beloved'by thosel who pink andl.white carnations adding al pre tS
rs. this p%rt, of thebountry.-Mro. S. Dorrance
He was a naive of Englan�d and wa� a nian knew her bei t. The death of bo 5h parent3 effect. I Ire. Turnbull wore her briqal drest
Interest held in high esteem. He leaves two daugh- sr., leaves to -day. (Friday) for hicago,where COMIlig BO SO )n toge I tber is a save �e bereave. of whiteDuchess Ailk, an train, With trim.
tt%e,. winter, vit hereon and
ming of Brussels lace. Assisted it
lar and terEr, 11 is5es Sarah L. and Carrie Moore. t city.--�4 menttothe laagh�orsand relati ell, 411 of I She was
a her, ' 'of M . George E.
The funeral t:)ok place on Tuej33ay morning H ug ergo " whom will h ive th6 sincerest ey I)atby of receiving by Mrs. Leckie, of Brussols, wh(
end 131, of the :Comme -cla hotel, has a wlis gowl
to the Maitlandbank cemetery at Seaforth." tropical rariety of which he is,pretty proud. many friendE. ad in a royal blue and �Iack milli
yie abrocade, ith corsage of white all andlace,
asamost kindly an� It is a banana tree, on which alre 14 bananas
ager. Mr. Moore w
0 g
J� n
gentleman, and a. very faithful and ob DEATH Or III] IxE RATTEXBURY.—�4uch Mrs. Taylor'alao assisted during a portior
9 and still more aire. growio �. IThe bananas
official. He. was well informed on many are growirig splondi0ly, Ana 1P fair to go surpriseand -egretliwas felt on it toe Ing of the roc apt ion. Mrs. CamerOD, of Brus
subjecte and was a man of more than ordin- to the full size. It Wa curiosity that is well known that M -. Is"o Rattenbury,7the sets, and Miss McNair, of Crantro , dic'
E %9. the honors of the table, and war 3
ary intelligrence. Much sympathy I will jb6 worth. seeing. i well known Ila Aenbury hotel, C[intob, bad a sisW
departed thi I fe. It seems tha Mr. 1 Rst- by Misis, Florence Graham. The visitori
felt for the Misses Moore on amount of the
found Mi a. Turnbull An altogether chArminj
treat, sad bereavement. Victoria shoes.for ladies. '"he new stock teinbury had, for s0ne time, been row,ident
0 of these splendid sh6es liave arrI116d. Pricas $2.60 and d delightful hostess, who will be a
of the Homewood etreat at Gi elph,I I wel
-LocALBRIEFS.—Mr. William Lewis,, of 4 per pai.r. Ay,,k to see them. W. H. Willis, Sea- . while there o r tra ad pneumoni 6, from the come acq� isition to the society of the town.'
assorted forth, sole agent for'Vietorla sho as 6rr ladleg. 'effects of wbi e, died on Thur d van -
Crediton, returning officer for tiie Referen h
es Ray- t 1822'1 ing last. M Rattenbury was )D 'Y the
at, Drop dum vote, was in town on Monda�,. night. Try our teas and coffee, 4611 will now (10 Zurich.
ranging He was around poeting poclamation6.-Mr. good article. C. S. AiEdrews, Sea'torth. - 1822-1 moirt widely ky owr men in the con ti- He NOTES. ; �-Rev. W. J. Yager returned E
C. Shane, of Detroib, brother of Id S. ay was 58 years i of &� a and it is a d wa i the
� ill P you first male chi d bor a in Clinton. For n
second James CASIr FOR rRo�)VOn.-ID to few days ago from a visit to Rodasy. . Hi
Hays ' spent Sunday in town -Mi� any had a pie sant time. -Mrs. Oswald.l. I
teap for bring y6ur produo, such its �utter, ego, Arled Fishe
ad, and Hazingn, the genial And portly mayor of apples, etc. to where you will be i sure df getting years he was onne Bted with the I o 11 here, returned ast week from a Visit to ligeon
Shipk,�,:waa in town last Friday, a 'uest at what we all know the exact Yalu of his cash. You which bore k a nan�e, -and which !is now car -
charge. 9 n and
the Dick house. -Mr. A. Stewart, he ivill then feel indepqndent to bt Y here you wish ried on by his brother, Mr. Jose �h R tten- Michigan �-Mrs. G. Holtzma �rs. B'
bine at- Stewart Milling Company, has pu�rcoha! ed . for oash. Would prefer butttrit ril pult�pfrOM8 bury. - Hem as also extensively ���enga ad as Surarai, who have been viaiLing friends it
to I P unds, ' can' handle any am Uat of dreased Elkton v nd Pigeon, Michigan, returne�
the Kidd residence on the oorner of Market torke h let until the �.Qth of Doember. a horse buyei. Of late years, h wave , his home on Mond ay. They had a rr oot � enjoy
Insur- -nd where he now resides., M"'t _ t 4hers Ieft on. ihealtlii havinj faile , he had alm at e4irely
and High streets, a W. Ed Pieked,'wiag and t4fe
inds of '11 pt, , "kt pece. Don't f rgep. Old Stand, able visi Quite a number from here at
The property was purchased from the Bank oppo3ite Queen's hotel. A. W Stoblo. retired from i c �ive bafiiness. Hawas man
for sale tended ti concert give shwoo�
Of Commero;), for -$1,500. This I is the !of genial dial o3itien and was wcll lik d by band, in hat:village, on Wednew alr'�ast.-
Queen's cbeapeE!t property that has been sold in this Be Bore and hear Dr. Mackay, a grand ;all who know b im. I Haman never m ried,
speaker, good minim 18z2-1
Our grist ill is booming just noiv.-�Ir. P
town for a great many years. -We Are bin nearest surviving relativ-eg ar
Firs� clatg. br"d, :.,akes,- etll., at W. A. his Lamont h�s a big colitract juat now break
sorry to learn that Mr. iCharlea Wilson is Crich's, next toRoyal Hotel, Sealorth. 1822-1 brothes Jose[ and two widowed si'Otera, ing his A erta pony. It takes 6 spaff 01
still confined to his residence by illness. He Mrs. S. H. R ties, of Clinton, and Mr - R
16so of r tisi a, ourranto, men to h(ld it, and then it':will not,leome t(
has been laid up for over two mouths. -M r. For the bebt qi;ialifjy H. Read, of London. He w
shelled nuts and preferved gin e4 o 0 the Post as an UnClie oi time, but Pete says he will master it�l yet,an�
John McNab, who was so ill, is now nearly Mrs. R. S. Hilre, of Seafoith.
- I Office Grocery. 0. S. Andrews, E oaf rth. 1-822.1 then it w 11 be a good one.—,MeE9rs1' F. W,
recovered. -Two respected residants 914bis d fron
Nice cosy felt "hoes and a ' Oers for ladirce. isve returno
IP Hess and Wm O!Brien b
town depa�ted this life this week. We iomTake a look at a few samples in i ar Inorth w1n1o*. TiiENORKH . "Mr. McKan of I I Z' I a three Aont�s" trip to Ithe N 'th t
far to th& death of Mrs. Duncan McGregor,.7 'w. H. wims, seatorth, soie phtjor Geonze A. now, District ti Grand Mal -T -1i or the
and Mrs. D. Al oran. Both 'have been il(i water shoes for men and Granlay flub They are ooking!well, and weie V 4�', j , �.ers. 1822.1 United Worh an, paid an officii vil it to
for sometime and have been patient ou r; - Temperance mass meetin,,Jin! the Presby- the Seaforth lodge On Tuesday a ting last. ad with t air trip. -Mr. Thomm Johnsor
and his d ughter were in Baden in, Satur
ere. -Mrs. Beemis, of Toronto,is the gu at terian churd1h, Se�forth, on Mond4y ;Xaveinber 17th, Notwi�hstandillg t extremely nI avorable day last, attending the funeral of a elative,
of Mr. and MrA. G. E.'Elendersoni at he at 8 o'clock p. M. 10erybody ccn�e' 1822.1 weathe� there w a good -4tt ndance of
Commercial. -Mr. R. L. Smith has been FARmERs' ATtENTION.- W E61WRYS 'Pay members and a ve enjoyable 6 1
od pon- the highest cash prioso, for hides, s4e3 ekins,- tallow, ema was
laid up with a very sorethand for a week, t Mr. MeKe iz'ie delivered, mos able Hensall.
raorith. er oultry and dreaed'hogs. K�nri,ed Brog., Butch- 1. I
but is now getting lbetter.-Uatil 'furth ers, Seat_rtb 1822-11 and int�reeting ad4ress, descrip' ve the oonve
looking G. J. k utherland, yancei for, Hen.
notice the 15ruesels and Harlock stagEs will workings ol t i( Or�lir, the ben4rlts I con, WL has hao placed in his hands for sah a've'�y com.
Choice confectionary and tre�h oysters 4b b _
Cata" leave here each day' at 2:15 instead of the Royal Cate, next door to Ropil lJotrzI. Opening fers on its me m bars and the mimu r in hi6h fortable and well planned briak dwellin 13 . % 0&
3:30 as formerly. This change is made for diwy, Saturday, November 15. W.'A.Zrich,selfortb. its alTa ra are b 3in ' location, w1h Dim lawn,walkeand go 61]1� 600�
elpal. I T con note a a uar. e
the-aacommodation of farmerej so the chil- 1822-1 tars. 1"bineize - fur all' modern convenience@ w
of t a moat econo 14 11 and d a reasonable price. Int ndl r.
44"-52 f h� kind
dren coming from school can,get their mail Every voter is wanted at the' Presbyteria' efficienly ma a ized organizations 80' "ere w I rygiven full putloulare. A Is WE
ch ill b For"
t6' , fL,
.at the various way offices, without waitipig church,Seaforth, Noveniber 17, t 8 p. ni. 1822-11 doing � usines is country,"41iii i1a U. or to rent f me stores on good cientral 10 tion, 010
As, to prkes and payments j pl to G,
so Iong. The idea is, cod o6e.-Mr.. Ready for Christmas cake at;A, Youngi. ances &,-a in a healthy and satisfao o condi. easy- terms. ,
9 a Ferth's popul� short, a most wort Y organi. J. Butherls d, conveyancer, Hensall. 1811 -it
James Jones, of, Mitaball, r New candied4ruita in stock. G 14ce! cherrle3i, Apri- tion. I , in$ I
9 auctioneer, was in town on Monday. Mr.� cots, pears, pluins, peaches, pine �115pl� Auge, seeded mition . nd is d k IV th To RnN r. -A firat-olaes brick etc rc i to rent,
,ralsiris, Halloee dates, flgs and chp,teest Barbados n 0 00un- situate on t tie main street i -a the Village ol Heneall,
i man pi try- an its re A.
Jones, ia a wide-awak e.businest 91 glsfo wo, the I of the Bell Bloock, Ich wu
.. and! is molassee. Nice dark y0low sugar �t A. Young k aown as at are No.
petitors reported to be one of the best aiii-', Seaforth i w tatio, did no
r000hes, 1822-2 hands f Mr. cKjnzie, who) is a ryl able, recently ocoupied by F. G. Arnold, who carried on B
Ba' ' I - 1% en"ralstoie and millipery business. IV Is one ol
Ba r oin and po ula o Aah The lod b r ,
tioners in the Province, -Mr. Charles 4 a we
-y. Our r o or no bar rooll w1hich will you a lodgi I S. best bui dnese stands in the place and b ts� a Arsi
oliffe, of Brussels, an old;ftaforthite, waslili have? Come and hear whit Dr. $�&a ay Me to sa�- are ple sed -t( learn, is still dill it
ces and 8 class cellar %nd is fi4ed with dwelling ro on the
_u I 1822-l'
town on Monday. Mr. Barteliffe bad been membe hip E n I w can conscient usl re- secoudfloor. it is a very comfortable but: d ng and
a for us,
laid up with sciatica for everal weeks and Fresh, now candied c commend it t ny who Is praotically new, having been erected ly fout
name. he rle I pineapp a, may deal (It -join years -ago. It will be rented for a term of e�ars at a
d every this was his first time out' Ali. Roy Ait andusortedftultem�O.B.AadrE,,wxEs;, eacirt a benefib sool)t of thin kind and I ble iient. For fiirther partiou
who has been assistant in the electric Ii h are so c mily i n cl: amply obtained "at they
Oysters iervedlin all sty$s, [stowed, fried pv)prletor, AOBER,r BELL, Seatorth, or a p ly per.
works here for some time, leaves this week or raw and in bulk �t the Royal 1,Tkfe,! Seafortb. w. are witiln th) ac h of all. Bot from a, sonallY to q. J. BUTHERLAND, Hens& * 11. 1811.4-tf
for Toronto, where he b" secured a position A. Cr.ich. 1822-1, social i A :kd a F acu�pi; Lry point of vie LOCAL bRIEFS. -'The sale of X r, cm
ment, in an electrical establishment in that c4y-� NOTICE. Ali accounts bwilig mg must, most WDrthy organ.Z%tion and is c of Clausio&s-bousehold furniturewaiw6ll at.
Mr. Aitzel is an exemplary young man andl be settled w. 'hrin the next two d4a t or they will be doing n iuch good in the communi tended on, Saturday afternoon la& i, and fair
1 1 t��o 001100tion, so ca , a once and save prices were obtained. -Mrs, Gimon and
bidafairtomake his mark in his chozeeni )ut in cour
! costs, Tho . is Levy, Seitforth. 1822-1
Manager profeosion.-Dry wood still continues scarce, i daughter, Miss L. Gibson, of' Go( a Uh, are
and dear. running from $6 to 87 per cordfor� NOTICE.-LSwitchbe make from combings nley.
ood.- The members of Lady Nairn Calbp 1 miss E. Ross -Rooms I over W. ��N. Watson's office, THE CouNcil__� tanley council mf t at vishingrclatives and friends inHBAzi4land
Iffain Main S reet, Seaforth. Varna, on Monlay last. All the 'met ibers vtoinity.-Miss Helen Moir recently return -
0 Aons of Scotland, atteridel at Egmondville A 820,000 stock to select from. Butter were present. ad home from Glondetining,Manitoba, -where
cemetery In a body on the occasion of the in.l ..Several important matters
1 lee, dried apl,e8, 6o. G. E. King, Wingham. were brought ap,some of which 'a she had boon with her brother for a ouple
terment of the late Philip Murray. -Mr., 1821-tt of years. -4 -The brick supports fo 'be new
James Archibald intends removing into his� i tracts of gra 7 illin g, roadgradinir, i Stat to
BRicK �iousE LE I RENT.—SiX lallor, dulverti , bri4 gas and drains, , all these Methodis parson bsen
handsome new residence, on Victozia: placed in osition ready for the ap
lar&e rooms, halli, 3�otbC3 010: etq, pantry, cellar receiving a ab 16 -a o: debate. Son a of the lentere
Square, next week. -Mr. Angus McLeod nder whole butise, furtisoe, hard and soft water, ratepayers thi a i tl at the contractors (if b6 to go on it.h their work. ' It v . 'I add
of Woodstock, and Mr. KennethcLeod, u greatly t the appearance as wi as the
Of ew.cement well, stine 6stern, norn �r lot in good
. location. H4use belonging to Y1. Prendergast. A big drain hap le % the country, but the
Toronto, were intOWD thiSweek, attondir) I comfort of the parsonage. -Mrs. 1[dimea, of
1K , ba Can e bad in this prapeit3lt. Apply to J. L. council have h ad co -respondence wi h them
llty* the funeral of their sister, Mrs. D. c. Ingersoll, formerly of Hensall ill in the
Ki=, §Seai rth. 1820-tt a sut i mer and it was owit t the is
during ig
Gregor. They are both, old Huronites.- Inspect our stock of -hors bl ukets, robes very we seasc n t at they have i i.,ot com. village this week.-Misi Stephen's � go, taut
)AIL Mr. and Mrs. John G. Grieve., of MCK�il- and harnees. The Ismest stock, ��,he !beat values at plated heir 3ontract. They Asi ur the teacher in �our school, Upent S ur y and
1761
lop, sad Miss Satherlandi. of Seaforth, were her home in
r (�,
Broderlok's. Mness' shop, Oady: s 13�ock, Seaforth. Sunday a inb_qa Mr.
in Woodstock last week attending the mir. 1 1822.xl oounoil at. I they' at a little at co rage-
ment and th noil two a - lit George Hudson intends moving into Mr.
ience
riage of their noice, MissBella Grieve. tea: Marigolds and Turnips fo� 5ale.-For s4e they will Carlile's dwelling, at the went end of the
oor plete the work when�, the
D. Booker, of Zurich, was a guest. at Mr... aboxit 1,000 bhsh'els of m&ngolds aOd a quantity of weather w ill p 3 rmit. M r. Watso� I I ex� Bet- village. — he Rensall Riaporator Com -
John Campbell's, McKillop, last week.1-1 turnip& The marigolds are all p01101 - Apply to D.
ce Mr. F. Hol ! MoLonnan, 86aforth GrPen House. 1822-1 ed &nV tI[me to �alk over matters. , Severul vany are &king large shipmefits of dried
mated. had a large' flag floatb3gi apples.- he ftiends of Mr Job Willie
accoun, O'were [missed and council aljofirned
I' over his residence i4 Harpurhey,!on Sunday! I . will be pie sad to learn that *he 21. reports
TowN C6uxem.-The regular meetinA of to meet im De(emb r 15th.
last, King's birthdak� He is British to the] 0 relief and i loo I offecta from the X r ky sys-
uncil W�s held OwMonday even -
0,000. core and a veteran of 1866.—Mr. and Mis.1 'the.town c6 eem, ab Lo:idon. -Mr. J. E. MoDoz ell was
mount f $356 were
oi000. A. Calder returned from a three monthF Accounts to the a 1vth. in London this week on busineis.—Mr.
visit tb Manitoba last week. They sp&Jat� passed an ordered to be paid. An ac -
most 6f the time in Brandon, I I count from Mr. Jol�n Beattio,� olice magis- B-RiEiM.-Mi J. Habkirk, of Bt iss Is-, is J oseph Ell s, while driving his ho -so last
where their: trat;e, for S I P Visiting relatic rig and f i iends In town this, week had t he misfortune to receiv( a kipk
daughter resides. Mr. Calder was much'i 0 for rent of room, was also re. Proctor was visiting in Bel. on the kne .- The horee, which is usually
tran - pleased with what he saw of Manitoba.�- patied, the couneillof last y0ar having pass- week.-?,
ad a resoluiion 6 gr�eing to pay this aum.� grave 1% I;ew da I a tb is week. -Mr. V i M-1 Bell very quiet, chanced to be In a friskir mood
unted, M asBra. James Ballant7ne and Roberib Gar-' lef t here on I i id!4 for a business ' tri to And in playing began kicking up, i�nfortun-
to the diner, of Par The sum tof Old was placed to the
_quhar, Usborne township, werel cr Manitobp,. -Th, ead news was recei veAere ately striking Mr. Ellis on the knee, in.
in town on Tuesday. They were each de. edit of the PubliQ Library Board. The
Water Committee O'Brien
chairman of the Fire and last FrWay tha fir, Phiip Murr%y, who flicting a asty out. -Mr. George
kil W_ livering a horse which they sold to-Mr.906 b I i re 6r Brucefield, h, id !ace*- returned ume recently from Alameda,
rd:. MoMann. Mr. Ballantyne's 'was a fou! � wam; requested -to have the at eet light at recentl lef
r-1 the irailwa dentall !shot ims1elf while out E ho ting. Northwest Territory, and, reports a good
tion, 9f year-old gelding, and he received crossing put in the proper place. tbere, and very enODuragin pros.
for it.-Tueaday was a bul An'�.Ccount of $70 from Mr. i Ja McGin- Then t word wai received f his
[at By t
day in town. Die,! for damages oepaeloned by Floe flooding Althoug� only Ikere A short time he m do a pects in th ' 3 west. -Rev. F. R. Malet, B.
d ai 410 The two funerals brought ;,in f I -service in Carmel
a large numberOf people in the afternoon., of �is cellar, was lef b over for future con- great many fi i and�, who sympath ze w4b A., B. conducted
.12 �_ ild6ration. The � inayor. was -eque8ted to bin wid6w in bar sa bereavement. - QJite!'a church o�n-4&bbatb morning last, dc livering
t
Mr. Rberb Winter ehipped a carload 'of from bere at an ad t a fusera on
.14 hogs on Tueaday.-Mr. John MoMann ship. gab 1 notices 64ulated warn:.ng parties number a very able bermon. In the evening a 00-
-ement. aide -
from the , 8 o ec
-AKES. against cutting ide Tuesda .�-Mr Tracey, wh tl cupied the:pulpit of the Main striet Metho.
ped a barload of good horses to Sault Ste i�erest IT' In y dist ohuroh.-Mr, and Mrs. Wm. -Richard-
ger. '. walks with;axes, purchas). an in a furnitt a us ness
1,624 Marie this week. They are for use in the . shovels, jor Aher shard.
lumber woods, and were a much better lot edged instruments, i and thab t ie constable at Sb. M4rys, oved his family thi ire I this son and family intend moving into the-, vil.
week.- Mr. at ( Mrs, H. T. Rance F tt lage this week and vk1l oocupy t 8 Qwe Ing
than usually go ifor that purpose. -Mr. D.; be instruct�d to prosecute aU palrties found 8 ded
T Rattepburry, as Sa . they pure Med. from Mr. Goo
an I 'alk t
11-W Dono' nu6ilating'or inju�'ring s the funEial of ".. r. I a
v bought a very fine team of horges, Oleariug off �the ice lor E -w-theS cl when yo . Clin.t c m. Last Friday an I S tur- opposite tle railway 'Station. -Reeve ii -
from Mr. [now. ouncil urda
Z11 Alex. Innis, -of Stanley, thiol; adjourned to meet'at the c4l of he mayor. day eve got w6was a magic lanteri and ler and Mr. Billings, manager of Ie Mol,
week, for which he paid considerably ov6r, I i
a gramo one 3on0ert given in I 3dtat sons back, were in Toronto Mat wee sellitig
ry
,nd$400. -Mr. Daniel Grummetb showed his', : i 1 111 1
hall, asaii ted bl Mr. Mae Vincent, I ( DMiC village debenturcs.-Quite a large umber
colors on the King's' birthday and had� a.. DFA�n OF MRS. , M CG (9R. -After a minger, i t part y on account of the n ( okng trom Hens4ll and vicinity attended he an -
nice flag flying at his residence in Harp r long and painful lilluess M a. Duncan Me- no adv i bioing there was a ver r mail niversary services held ia the M thodist
Kxbibl- hey. -Mr. Wm. McLaren, of Hibberf-, near ill Gregor,of this to;Dpms1'81ed �way on Sunday crowd, wcee who were that I D or : a ohur3h, Kitipen, on Sabbath last, a d the
h, 1902. Crowarty, delivered a nice team of horses 1 lasW She had re 'ached the age of fif by eight mostly ildren.-The anniversary . ser ices fowlenpper on the fol v ning.-
at, 2nd to Mr. MoMann this week, and for whichl, years. Herlmaide'un'airie was C�,therine Me- held in e M attiodise church last Su day The concerb In Miller's Opera Hall t is (Fri�
.,hica,go he carried home a stiff roll of crisp bills.�_ Jeod. Sholwaa the�'aeoond daughter of Mr. and M91nday :evening, were a sucoes in day) evoniAg promises 6 be;& very od one,
Messrs. George Chesney and George Stewart i Mu�do Moteod, 1 late of McKillop. She every w . Rev. Dr. Brown, of blit ell, i The talent omes very highly reoom ended.
shipped a load of lambs to Buffah) on Tud . p. 1 was also %I sister of Mr. Angus McLeod, of preache two mlericldid sermons on Su day I -Mr. Jose h Case, who has been an aged in
vesti- day� -M:. Jackson, of Petrolia, spent S�, - Wo6detock,�and hir,'Kennetb M Leod,of To. -to larg conptegat�lons. in fact, in! the th r3 and. seed business for a umber
day with Mr. H. W. Browv, of the C61-1 rout;o,and o Mrs. Alex, Gordon,6f McKillop. evenig there was 6ne of the largest cri )wds of 0 gro
de par- I earnle It here on Tuesday evening for
at time legiate Institute. -We are sorry to lea�'n She 'was a n tiv f Cape Br to�, but came that has ever bacu in the churok, the Toronto, tc take a position he has soured
that r. George Stewart is confined to Nd to �Ackillo withotbe other mily will be
i embers of her Preab�t' lans, a usual, not having a in that cit�l , Mr Case and fa
with a severe attack of rheum .1 1 AY . . circle 'of relatives and
atism.-T�e fami" y whe quite young. he was married service the evening. . Then.on 146 day missed 'by a lar 0
TIS. woollen mill by-law will'be voted on onMon- to r. Me regor �bout thir y fiVe years ago evenirig'. ere i r� is 0
2*, that - is, on and �hey contiLued to live o� a farm in Me- wereall ellpfased with the interesting Mr. Case veryshortly�-Mr. George Soott,
n sale, dlay, November a week froin'. Another large crom d, wh' friends. re. ease and children will join
a made next Monday. Every person having t a Kill6p untif abou� t�vo years ago when they addresse V . Dr. Brown . and the who carried on the CententAl hote for a
ickets, welfare of the town at heart should vowe f r retired from farmink rind r moyed to Sea. local number of itiars, and, who proved hi
ts. 0 m W'ster , in, ereperse4 wit 0*081- =elf a
this by-law, and all should remember th t forth. Mr. UoGrejo'r died abou ten months lent m,sio t I a choir. The only Food businoss man and -resident of ( r vil-
every eote u U
npolled :is, practically, a vo ago �ud at �hmt time Mrs. mckegor's life error w,18 In a, as in generally the lagel has purchased the stock of Mr. Joseph
agains6 the bv-law.-Mr, George Paterson was als o des�palred o,f, but she 'rallied for a case at t ese g herings, was by keeping the C&se and leased the premises for a t 3rm of
has be�n a member of the Ancieut Order 0' f time an nd, ish
although she wpo nave able to over. meetin o Ion , every person gettimg �eet_ year
Workmen here for 22 years, and dari4g Comf the trouble to., I . h, Will w
I which a was then sub- less aril ire r. P. Kelly, a prosperous him every success in is nev eps ure. -
that time he has only been absent from two jeot0d. They had %'family f one son and young f ited in the RD
Die- r o Morris, was un Miss Godfrey, eldemib daughter of V. R.
0. lodge weetings. This in a record of Whic two Idaught6r's. d ad about four holy bon a of matrimony to Miss McLa6gh- Godfry, of I Toronto, who' spent -a mopth
The son d
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W, of M
Mr. Patepon may well feel proud.-Adlr�. ye ago aa& hie death was a severe blow Ian, one Blyt 'a j oung ladies,. last Tines. here witis frlondsi'l#t on Saturday for her
. . ..... .... ..
elsotdo light plat .—Mr J. r. J:Q035 0
Ch tly of Exeter, was in th;-Vil.
atb am, recon,
lage 6 a Sabbath evening and Monday njorn-
ing. Juaintalue6e.-Mies Allen It is putting'all ths force of )rains and
has r�lbeunmewdinhgom&ee(from Porest.-The want ersz% of modernmethodi behind eveu�
of 0 1 in long felt in oar village, the present ed�rt. It means carefu I searehing
prices making it somewhat of a luxury.- close comparison of qua ities audprioes THIR 17
Mr. John G. Smith, of Seaforth, was ifil the in order to sift from the mass :of WHOLE
goo&
a this week, ing busi
villao. nesa with in the market only the kinds that mid
00
at people want to buy.
a visit with his rel tro
magnet picking up stray shoppers heie-,
E,
T-uek;13n, th. and there, and making of theiii perumn.
2- STORI is
ant and satisfied cu�fomerz. ib k
Nice cosy felb shoes and slippers! for
YL 0
ladies. TiLke's look 't a few samples in out north thisetoreever in a bu In od, and at, so ft, -McLe
a
window. W.1 H. willis,'Beatorth, sole agent for present it (the,,rr,e ismORbsttrauthe
f
George A. Slater shoes for men and Granby rdbbers. with offerings desirable goods, at,
i0o
prices which -quickly induce buying,
WiST EZ;D NoTm-Taking up turnips
and f �11 ploughing are, the order of the day. raCts About Fults,
-Pri iparations are being made for an enter*
tainmiint in Broadfoot's school at the olos- When we tell Youi that we have the,
popular and des!
Ing -( the school blore Chriistmmv,�Mrs. I that
of Fur Garments our
Robe t Douglass and I childreng of Walton, 11 pric
-governed entirely by the quali
spent Sunday with rela6ivev here. m. -Thresh -
I ly the- I
that our stock in prob i
ing h now almost finished in this neighbor- of select far# I for miles around, that
�4
hood. Mrs. James Crio'4 and daughter, Mims
a no betterNLAJUea Sny-1 oil,
guarante �f ln:an
I I her*
Saral have moved to C�initou, where they
we are telling the exact and un' _"hen We I'Do'
ho ban to -
will i aside in future. M�. Bell, w ad truth, and ollaritig the btst
sided here for the paa� year, being engaged like too inuidl
ment we know to iodu you to put.01m,
with Mr. A. Eloost, has.16ased the farm of
claims to the test. out thousan&
Mr. 11. Warren, of Aul'16tt, atid removed
adjusting thEl
there this week.-Th4 rn� y friends of Mrs.
A. E coat, or., will regretuto learn that she Money Back is otir Guxt'antee. YOU. Al
is seriously ill.-Cliarlies Crich returned from But 'twould be hard for us to recall
departu
the Rest last weiki-Wasionary services single instance when we had -to face in. what
were held !A Turper'slaad� Alma churches on ferior quality, and so- ante -up the 'par- We cannot, OJ
Sunday last. The "ttir ot the Wesley chase value. WiLth the I high grade furs, I cess, such -as
church, Clinton, 'R2 we sell, complaints must be v
Mr. Manning, con- ery, very Wid, tansequm
duc d �he services. rare indeed. You willhot be urgedto i
mxth moie
good judgmenti
buy, save that your t,
UonsUhnce- doenthebuying. Butwedovant-you.
to see and exanikine our complete ateek
What 'clever world"BEST.- is an
a Y_ of Jackets, CAprines, Ruffii, Bo W
way.,'l Just& singles' liable an.4-conveys Fo
y Capso Muffs, and Gauntlets. 1W - -e s
much meaning. What mAninF. does it con-
vey to you when applied to - Fars ? What'
A Busy Time '11 Dreis Goods'.
ever it is, you'll find 'it exemplified in our
selec stock of Jackets, Boas, Rnffs, 0sper.
ka
E.
ines, etc. -and perhaps so -me beer, Points
-we satisfy the reed d tha depart.
F
you on't think of,besides. The pric es
ment is always busy: To simpl. 7 say I
Farmer'
will lease, when youi know the goodness of
Stove.
_4
The Family Treas
them justice. They are more than Ji
al and w
fs a combination co,
18�2-1
cook stove of latest des
nesc ay ovening, was one of the beat heard
A roomy fire pl�&ae for wo
the greater demand, ut there is ;a
added beauty this yea�j in thadyes and
special lining for coal, ape
ing, November 14th, -at 7:30 o'clock, a meet-
ing will be held in the church, in the inter-
lining for wood. Large ve
J�
est o'the Referendum. � Addresses will be
L
Wed steel ovou.,. cop -per re
Val by 1�evs. Hamiltop and Kenne f
Se Y' 0'
1,
[a �8, -
sbor6 Rev. Walliwin. � of �rth
110" may 1
woman want in dr 0
ves L Oeds th�u Ityl
c ver �unday.-Dr. Bilk, of London, spent
voir, nicely niclded,. a- per
and wear and satisfacti�n� ? Prices are
telling the wis a ones that they shoilld
Mr. homas Molklil�ani �of Constance. A
collel ition will be taken'l � UP to defray ex-
baker and heater. For sale
14%�
MBNFsY SMILI
webs most rapidly deer, maingim size -are
onto Junction, is spending
with relatives in the
penso is.
Ai&_UAL SUPPER. -The Foresters nnUalL
those of Eucheothaaa icurat
ev. Stuart, B. A., of London, will
SEA�FORTHJ
talus, Amazons, Veneti ws, BoxClotbe,
'Broad Clothe and R pley'a' pirle
Successors to S. Mu llett, & Co
largel crowd and the bivalves and otber re-
finished fabrics.
4�4
Hardware, Stoves, Et
4T.
evening, for the purpose of
oal, literary and -social feast wbi;h fol.
You need a Rain any
-Coa _y now,
e roh.
DOMINION BA
I I
past find was enjoyed by all present.j The
iDA PtTAL (Pald LIP), $2 5(
Ailen,vieo-
R EST, $2,5C
year. Have you both, ).r had! you tkeM,
-SEAFORTH BRAti
have!,,& stimulating influeuce on the c&�Ise of
Until some forgetful per ion sa'
w Otto do
Stewart and Kuntz, an' motion on an ac-
hlain Street. Seafortl
some borrowing ? A ad do YOU' Lrf-
Is
A General Banking Busin es
ount ; judgment for, plaintiff with ocati ;
t. Stmrsbury for plaiptiff. Sterling Va.
acted. Farmere Sale Notes co
the last time
Godefich, is
and advances made on -same at
economy in running th charims in is
rates.
N( E�. ---�The Morris tax collector,' Mr -
Riohlilrd Proctor, has commenced his rounds.
Drafts sold on all points in C
daintiff �by consent F. W. Gladman- for
he U7nited States,and Europe.,
or to the sharp, bitill tieetk 6f J�A
Front, may send Von the d�otor,;mtic
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.—
year the of suWgood times the
to
farm and others.L-Postmaster Sproat
allo-wed on deposits of One Dot
i4mental mufflo,
upwards.
S
R. S. HAYS, W. K. PR
drivi g a stake in the garden with a hand
ax flew out of his hand a
a, he axe -nd a
solicitor MW
action, on account and for,'WAges ; judgment
for pl�intiff for full claim against defendant,
�ut
save 3 gash acroas the front of It
his tool.
men's, and otherwise, i� preferred.
SEWING MAOHIN
J
A great Umbrella is here foi a single dollar
W. N. WATSON, North Main 8
bill, and for ;a little more money ww
liess
SEAFORTH.
loss &in than the doctoi'did the iew'
1� Ing. -
I have on hand a large and well
f)r ga nishee.' Snell vs. Wilson and P Ort,
stock -of first class sewing machin
poorer.
In Underwear. we have m y exceptional
moud,, White or Goodrich, In Cabin
seeing the, former's aunt � and the tter'o
Has& and cover�d machines, prices
year like
from $25 upwards, also a few good
-to have what you watt all the time.
hand machines which will be sold c
Ir
nice. DOW. -Quite k stirring time in Bel-
grav 8 week. Special meeti6gs ft - the
cash. Allmachines fully guarante
The
proper instructions given free of
prices, each attached a ftH load
c
Dealer in needles, oil, sewing mac
Lake �aud . ech and the pastor, Rev.
Brown.-
tachments and parts, Bicyclefs and
Detroit, where:
Separators. General Fire and Lif(
of Room.
&ace avint. Risks affected on all I
held 6 me ting in the manse and a on
Mon� my fternoon. A mme
property at lowest. rates. Houses
DOW
andtorent. Office next door to
mention of some thingalwe wAnt you to
think abont' Of thram I we give.you the-
Hotel.
I -Q11,
-W-. 1q. -W_ArTS
T-,
NORTH MAI:t4 ST., SEAFORTH.
such variety as ariiures erfeci cortforiu-_
ity
in the rarching busi e4s
A all the Foresters' ball, on We�dnes-
Attend the Best —it Pa
emb6red by many in this vicinity, has
a er supper by!, the
4
ore ere i,n same place, on,Friday night.-
r or a. sylor is about completing' his
STRATFORD, ONTAR�O.
hisenergyand,
Recent gi aduateis have acce�pted Igo
Tickings, Linoleums anAlCa
tions at W,, $45, $50 and $60 per
eason's business in apples, --The root crop
- T his is the kind of evidence you are
sheriff heriff Bone is looked upon Ali the
for as to the. beat school to attend.
of the Stan-:
logue free.
father�of curling in the Ameri-3an Soof It
W. J. ELLIOTT. Prin
that ther.0
ck i as successful, in' the capaelty of
wa Kea" Movii
WT
ar him here 'I
Our stock is underselling all com
a Fiber' I he will be a terror to evil-doe� a
In Watches, Clocks, Rings, Ping, B
annual Uzion,
Chains, and other articles of: jeweIr
CJ Coo of Honeall, was the guest . of T.
reputation for fine goods, low pri
be hold in,
honorable dealing, does the busines
4emp ill Sunday. -Miss � X%te Smith, of
and we endeavor to live up to our
on Tuesdatys,
e
W -carry a well -assorted stock, an
,xl%lt 4 nt several days of last week with
1% 9
r lativ a 1 here. -R. McIntosh, H-owick,
article is warranted as represented.
7
Repairing a ep6cialty with us.
of
Counter's Jewelry Establis
a r I
SEAFORTH,
h da ory successful sale of young cattle on
W� R. COUNTER,
will be fur-
J
F idM.' - Rev Mr Wilkie, %'returned!mie-
nished by the Union ahoir.
I
A meeting hl
Hendenson's Phol
si a 04 ". occupied the- pulpit Iri the.
P eab torian church on Sunday.' Id the
the interests of Prohibip ion will
held at ni,ght.-An Otganhati;n
probably be
Meeting
Studio.
ev eni gave,& very pleasing deson
was held in DuX@ churfd�, on
Monday 060!-
Full stook of Moplilings.
m sai widress.-Jopn Hamilton.,iihip.
mU
'this
and Picture Frames.
districts for
Photo Enlarging a Speci
W a arl: of Iambs on Monday from
J. P. HENDERSON, Seaf
arendum vote -
I __
at 4iozi.-W. Sanderso visited friends in
THE CANADJAIN
too largely
K n6aroine for a few d1l this week. -Jar.
-els,were
Bank of Commer
r! aye
GAPITAL(PAID UP)
and Mrs.i Fox, of Bru guests of
the forme a aunt, Mrt. D. Soott, laab-week.
ftht Niffion Dollars $8,00
-oil 'tougued
y
who dis-
Rest, $2,00
-Miss and Sinclair, of Harriston.11as
SEAFORTH BRANC
�-law, Mr. W.
A general Banking business
b n .inted as teacher in the junior de-
aaot*d- Farmers' *tea disoo
vid special attentJon given
otlection of Salo Notes.
SAVINGS BANK.-lintorsiat
ad on deposirita of,$1 and upwa
Special facilities for tranaac
b-aziness in the Klondike Dlatr
Money Orders, p&yabla at any bank, Isaut
following rates -�
Uiader , $10 .08 020 to $30
$10 to Z-20 .10 $80 to $50
F. HOLMESTED; G. E. PA
soliolkor. Man&
$12-60 Seaforth to Chicag
Return
For the International Live Stock
tion, November 29th to December 66
Tickets oxe good going. December I
and 3rd, and valid returning, from
on or before December 7th, 1902.
THE BEST SERVICE.
Splendid road bedi handsome wid(
bul@ coaches, luxurious dining And o
I.or Cars, Pullman sleepers, and the fa
made, insure a co -
mfortable journey.
CALIFORNIA WINTER RESO
Round trip tourist tickets now
good for nine months. Arrangemen
for parties or single passengers. I
folders and all information from Agar
WM. 80!MrERVILL
Agent, Seaforth.
40r by addressing J. D, MeDONALI
tricti Passenger Agent, Torout
a
7 7
IN EMBER 4
i ov 119
THE SIT�R.
EXP
lv�
fail" day fil 1A bhe Oath 30fore a home.J�Mrs. �G. Baldwin 'of Seaforth, (nee
gmondville orn f
at -1 , ite, Progress
and Mrs. H. P. knedy, of olic ohurch.' Edith Steinba ho. was well'and
g V coaple in- Mine ckh
large.con egatioD.' '� The happ,,
leave on Saturda for'Toroato; where they A BIG O��ER
S 1110 pan expolooft I .
tend to ne tle on the SrOom's faTm it Morris favorably known in our vi lage, has heeA re.
will spend thewinter with th�ir daughter, ess
Mrs. Clark.—NINT6 t Sunday ve[nink, Rev. 1. at once.— r. and Mrs. George 11ow011 On- iowing acquaintances her 'during the, past Busin.
X Wallwin, B. A,� pastor ( tertained he young people of the E.
if ttle Methodist gR pli1scopal . week. �Mr- J. Shorthas returned from vieit-
DISTRICIT MATTERM I A- TEMPTING 0114� M . Tho 'as Welsh� is put -
a a bjeat V1 The church las; WednesdAy evening, b a fare-' Ing his HoDs.—I T
church, will preach on t1i addition at his commandia( Pifter
U �.IirftA WiCh ai.d - �an - —Eul in well to Mi is Flora Watson. All who. were ting in a chopper in the now
A GOOD HopsE BououT.—Mr. Joliu-Gov- Semf 'R W. Cady, of Times are good th-4 fall and MD ey jis YJ time.
orth dor like Ise ? Mi. there "repo, -b having 4 most enio Lble'
enlock, of MeMllop, near Seaforth, bm this town, was h Id up by footpad on one plentiful. We intend taking ad v ht �Mr. MeWillism, *bile. away at Tilbury
urepurobas d from Mr. T. J. Berry, of Hensaill, of the streets in I etroit the ot ier day, The of these goc d'times to largely inora�: last weeki, disposed of his residelpee in
the walleknown shire stallion, Bloisdon Wil- man. stopped M Cady and ask ad him I for a the oikoula, o it of THu ExposiT( R. a - that . place at a very good figure.—Mrs.
liam. Mr. Govenlook will ship Min to the match. As M . Cady As getting the James Nesbit was visiting reatives in
wantto g t ip up to the Five T io sand
0 west. This horse was imported by Mr. match the man ulled out a -evolver find not a lGoderich ownship the past week. —Mr.,and
3h by the lsb� of January- With re -
Berry in 1900, and he has proved at monly or ered him to Nject in Via*, we will Mrs -Morris, of Brantford, were
presenting it at . Aro Cady or this , give, TAE
gn� -maker. He is oriet of tke � beat types i of hold up his han :4 Mr. CA y did so, when Exro�isoR tD New Subsoribers 'fr�.In latives and friends here for a few days the
shire horse imported to these parts. Mr. his assailant rift -'ed - his pack ts, but only t week.—Blyth is quite a Sun my resort
od, Govenlock in to be commended for his enter- fp0ara i h the n ghboring
found 18 cents in change. ith disgust NOW UNTIL. JAN, YARY FIRST; t004 a oung men of the n I
prime, and we trust it will be appreciated by dbpioted on eve feature, lie ked with an FOR ONE DOLL�ARAwnw6-- towns. ] st Sunday they were are from
the people of the west. i 1 1 Goderich I ' Win
lit, I 1inton, BrusEeRre, ham and
ath, " How is that a man wearin such I .
good clothes as you only him 18 con in his the price of on6'year'a subseri tion. Luokiaow. Our must be ve ipular.
1 J2 r . pc
WrwDmto BELts.—The Woodstoc pockets. Mr. - Cady, after chaffffii g the Send in your nam'�s at once, the i ooAer '—Mrs. Ge rge Denstedb,. of Gori ie, was at
tinel-Review, of November 6th, makes the follow for a few, minatemi,pa ad 0 d the better. home here for a few days the pa it week. —
ser- following reference to the marriage oi Was was nob furthe� molested. - ev. r. No-' Rev Mr. olmes preached' in Mitchell on
To an Aing us the nan
y peri �O 2 se es �of
former Seafo.rth' YUIng X&y, of Woodgto M. Bun�ay.—,The griit mill received a I load of
Belle Grieve. ek, the, FE, a no :n b
feet perance advocate, will deli er n addiess in FOUR� NEN hat precious raineral- coal, this ask.
lady - Miss Belle Grieve, only daughter V Sq�SCRIBER
of Mra. George Duman, was married, at her the Presbyterian ohuroh,i
sit Monday
by home, on Reeve street. this afternoon, to on the subject of th Refor�ndnm. at the abov 3 Acc=ied by t�he Moms.
Robert J. Harford, foreman'of the up- ;;a comes here under the auspices of the cash, we wi I IS receipt for NoTEs.—Jamesdark is home �rom a
holetering departmen.tat the Canada For* Women's Christian Tom orance Union.— weeb. where he spent the season I arvesting.
niture factory. Owing to i4new in the THE EXPQ if6r -one � ear
Y Miss Armstrcng� of Ferg b i ti ug her Tuesd was the coldest � day th In fail, so
house, the event wan� a very quiet one, a;nd Is V1411 Main
was witnessed by small number of , friends and for sac I dditional four namep they Law:rence
sa'�ter, Mrs. W.' Govento(k, North far. has sold hi i arm, on
street.—Mrst. Wo Kerslake and son, Reggie, send us,w4 will g I ive! them the 5�h line, near Belgrave, an intends
and relatives. Rev. Dr. McMullen perferim- are visiting friends in Staffs, a 2d vicinity.— having at auction sale on the l7t i. Jan�ies
ed the ceremony. - The bride wor , very
Mr. George E. Henderson and Major And- One! Qollar Cash, Taylor was the purchaser.—Mr. wil Mrs.
Wretty wedding gown of white all mullo� eraon ventured ioto the wilds of.the Logan Wm. Mi is attended the fune f he
ar travelling iuit') wan of green. May swamp on Saturday last, I ok ng for game, There.ar reds of our subso ibers, late Joh Mille, near Auburn, on uasday of
C. Y the ry n Deceased was the o er of lob
valuable presents werez received and bagged 8 rabbits, i p rtridge, one who, wit 1ve little efforb, co!ld this we
popular youngbride. Mr. and Mr. Hor- oodeock and 3 porcupme . be-461lowing make mon for themselves an do �ue
ford will leave this evening for' a wedding w 12,4th uncession of Morris, and was bur -
were ticketed t is week 'a V�. Somerville's good by uding us lonj lists ot na'w ried at 'Ball's cemetery, in Hull tt.—C.
trip to points east. After December let, up -town &gene 4 D. J. cc lam, of the subscriber on t4�'above terms. Passe in busy grinding grain, outt in g straw
NKS Mrs. Harford will be thb home at th r roi, Seaforth Millic ! Compart , to Montreal We give n - ohe�p chromoo an( e do and sawi wood.—Turnips are nt arIv all
dence on Simcoe street." Arthur Maeon, rucefield, o Russel, -Mani. not club w t4 other papers, but , for the housed ai ate a good.crop.
toba ; Duncan McCallum, o Detrolt.—Mrs.' Socommod Qon d.� our iubscribere, we ------------ 0"000 DEATu -O)F A FoRmEpt SF.AF HIM— Lowrey, of Egmondville;.a d Mrs. Meway, will, as us all, re0ive subadrip ions for Brussels.
0#000 Many. of our rtsders will peruse the fellow- of Tackersmith, were 'S ing at Belgifive the usual weekly, pap*ers s me , the
9'b'%m this week, the guests r. Mrs. D. Globe, WHn as, MRS. �UR1.4BtTLI2sRz0EFT1ON. The God -
which we take from th in and Farmers' Sun,, London A pleas-
eriob Signal of this week says
OH) Titles of last week, with fealinBlgs of deep Sproat. -Mr. Hogh Stephe son has a rose Advertiser, Farnsers' Advocate, Family
regret On Sunday evening, NN vember bush in bin garden which is, out in full Herald, Presbyterian, Westinics t;',r, te, t P. ant social function last weak was the post
i I r caption of Mrs. J. L Turnbull
a gisthethird 'me this year that McL PUT EJ ER.S. nu taga a an opportunity of , n g th,(,
2nd, Mr. William Dow Moore die at ;hi' bloom. Thi tj Mich e4
s trans- home on Victoria sfr�et, aged 8( ye4rs. it has been in 'bloom," aqd ialthough the �AN BROS.
b
flected, Deceased had. bef a resident of Wingh4m buds are not as, large or as #merous this tide, w ich was accepted by maty,' includ.
for some three years, coming be -a frbm time ae on the -former o asions, they are to both pare at 3. The daugeters are Mrp.' i ng a nut6ber of the gentlemen. , r4e recap.
Seaforth. He was a resident of Bel Drth Pr perfect flowers., Roses i� bloom in the Smith, of MolKillop, I and Mieb M(G reg, r, at tion rooms were very handsome and invit
ecorations of crimson roses and
anada, many years, and filled the position )f libra- garden in November is pretty tropical for home. The deceased was .,a most' k ndly ing, tll� t
riani in the library'of that-t,)wn for 26 yeal woman and- i va 3 much 'beloved'by thosel who pink andl.white carnations adding al pre tS
rs. this p%rt, of thebountry.-Mro. S. Dorrance
He was a naive of Englan�d and wa� a nian knew her bei t. The death of bo 5h parent3 effect. I Ire. Turnbull wore her briqal drest
Interest held in high esteem. He leaves two daugh- sr., leaves to -day. (Friday) for hicago,where COMIlig BO SO )n toge I tber is a save �e bereave. of whiteDuchess Ailk, an train, With trim.
tt%e,. winter, vit hereon and
ming of Brussels lace. Assisted it
lar and terEr, 11 is5es Sarah L. and Carrie Moore. t city.--�4 menttothe laagh�orsand relati ell, 411 of I She was
a her, ' 'of M . George E.
The funeral t:)ok place on Tuej33ay morning H ug ergo " whom will h ive th6 sincerest ey I)atby of receiving by Mrs. Leckie, of Brussols, wh(
end 131, of the :Comme -cla hotel, has a wlis gowl
to the Maitlandbank cemetery at Seaforth." tropical rariety of which he is,pretty proud. many friendE. ad in a royal blue and �Iack milli
yie abrocade, ith corsage of white all andlace,
asamost kindly an� It is a banana tree, on which alre 14 bananas
ager. Mr. Moore w
0 g
J� n
gentleman, and a. very faithful and ob DEATH Or III] IxE RATTEXBURY.—�4uch Mrs. Taylor'alao assisted during a portior
9 and still more aire. growio �. IThe bananas
official. He. was well informed on many are growirig splondi0ly, Ana 1P fair to go surpriseand -egretliwas felt on it toe Ing of the roc apt ion. Mrs. CamerOD, of Brus
subjecte and was a man of more than ordin- to the full size. It Wa curiosity that is well known that M -. Is"o Rattenbury,7the sets, and Miss McNair, of Crantro , dic'
E %9. the honors of the table, and war 3
ary intelligrence. Much sympathy I will jb6 worth. seeing. i well known Ila Aenbury hotel, C[intob, bad a sisW
departed thi I fe. It seems tha Mr. 1 Rst- by Misis, Florence Graham. The visitori
felt for the Misses Moore on amount of the
found Mi a. Turnbull An altogether chArminj
treat, sad bereavement. Victoria shoes.for ladies. '"he new stock teinbury had, for s0ne time, been row,ident
0 of these splendid sh6es liave arrI116d. Pricas $2.60 and d delightful hostess, who will be a
of the Homewood etreat at Gi elph,I I wel
-LocALBRIEFS.—Mr. William Lewis,, of 4 per pai.r. Ay,,k to see them. W. H. Willis, Sea- . while there o r tra ad pneumoni 6, from the come acq� isition to the society of the town.'
assorted forth, sole agent for'Vietorla sho as 6rr ladleg. 'effects of wbi e, died on Thur d van -
Crediton, returning officer for tiie Referen h
es Ray- t 1822'1 ing last. M Rattenbury was )D 'Y the
at, Drop dum vote, was in town on Monda�,. night. Try our teas and coffee, 4611 will now (10 Zurich.
ranging He was around poeting poclamation6.-Mr. good article. C. S. AiEdrews, Sea'torth. - 1822-1 moirt widely ky owr men in the con ti- He NOTES. ; �-Rev. W. J. Yager returned E
C. Shane, of Detroib, brother of Id S. ay was 58 years i of &� a and it is a d wa i the
� ill P you first male chi d bor a in Clinton. For n
second James CASIr FOR rRo�)VOn.-ID to few days ago from a visit to Rodasy. . Hi
Hays ' spent Sunday in town -Mi� any had a pie sant time. -Mrs. Oswald.l. I
teap for bring y6ur produo, such its �utter, ego, Arled Fishe
ad, and Hazingn, the genial And portly mayor of apples, etc. to where you will be i sure df getting years he was onne Bted with the I o 11 here, returned ast week from a Visit to ligeon
Shipk,�,:waa in town last Friday, a 'uest at what we all know the exact Yalu of his cash. You which bore k a nan�e, -and which !is now car -
charge. 9 n and
the Dick house. -Mr. A. Stewart, he ivill then feel indepqndent to bt Y here you wish ried on by his brother, Mr. Jose �h R tten- Michigan �-Mrs. G. Holtzma �rs. B'
bine at- Stewart Milling Company, has pu�rcoha! ed . for oash. Would prefer butttrit ril pult�pfrOM8 bury. - Hem as also extensively ���enga ad as Surarai, who have been viaiLing friends it
to I P unds, ' can' handle any am Uat of dreased Elkton v nd Pigeon, Michigan, returne�
the Kidd residence on the oorner of Market torke h let until the �.Qth of Doember. a horse buyei. Of late years, h wave , his home on Mond ay. They had a rr oot � enjoy
Insur- -nd where he now resides., M"'t _ t 4hers Ieft on. ihealtlii havinj faile , he had alm at e4irely
and High streets, a W. Ed Pieked,'wiag and t4fe
inds of '11 pt, , "kt pece. Don't f rgep. Old Stand, able visi Quite a number from here at
The property was purchased from the Bank oppo3ite Queen's hotel. A. W Stoblo. retired from i c �ive bafiiness. Hawas man
for sale tended ti concert give shwoo�
Of Commero;), for -$1,500. This I is the !of genial dial o3itien and was wcll lik d by band, in hat:village, on Wednew alr'�ast.-
Queen's cbeapeE!t property that has been sold in this Be Bore and hear Dr. Mackay, a grand ;all who know b im. I Haman never m ried,
speaker, good minim 18z2-1
Our grist ill is booming just noiv.-�Ir. P
town for a great many years. -We Are bin nearest surviving relativ-eg ar
Firs� clatg. br"d, :.,akes,- etll., at W. A. his Lamont h�s a big colitract juat now break
sorry to learn that Mr. iCharlea Wilson is Crich's, next toRoyal Hotel, Sealorth. 1822-1 brothes Jose[ and two widowed si'Otera, ing his A erta pony. It takes 6 spaff 01
still confined to his residence by illness. He Mrs. S. H. R ties, of Clinton, and Mr - R
16so of r tisi a, ourranto, men to h(ld it, and then it':will not,leome t(
has been laid up for over two mouths. -M r. For the bebt qi;ialifjy H. Read, of London. He w
shelled nuts and preferved gin e4 o 0 the Post as an UnClie oi time, but Pete says he will master it�l yet,an�
John McNab, who was so ill, is now nearly Mrs. R. S. Hilre, of Seafoith.
- I Office Grocery. 0. S. Andrews, E oaf rth. 1-822.1 then it w 11 be a good one.—,MeE9rs1' F. W,
recovered. -Two respected residants 914bis d fron
Nice cosy felt "hoes and a ' Oers for ladirce. isve returno
IP Hess and Wm O!Brien b
town depa�ted this life this week. We iomTake a look at a few samples in i ar Inorth w1n1o*. TiiENORKH . "Mr. McKan of I I Z' I a three Aont�s" trip to Ithe N 'th t
far to th& death of Mrs. Duncan McGregor,.7 'w. H. wims, seatorth, soie phtjor Geonze A. now, District ti Grand Mal -T -1i or the
and Mrs. D. Al oran. Both 'have been il(i water shoes for men and Granlay flub They are ooking!well, and weie V 4�', j , �.ers. 1822.1 United Worh an, paid an officii vil it to
for sometime and have been patient ou r; - Temperance mass meetin,,Jin! the Presby- the Seaforth lodge On Tuesday a ting last. ad with t air trip. -Mr. Thomm Johnsor
and his d ughter were in Baden in, Satur
ere. -Mrs. Beemis, of Toronto,is the gu at terian churd1h, Se�forth, on Mond4y ;Xaveinber 17th, Notwi�hstandillg t extremely nI avorable day last, attending the funeral of a elative,
of Mr. and MrA. G. E.'Elendersoni at he at 8 o'clock p. M. 10erybody ccn�e' 1822.1 weathe� there w a good -4tt ndance of
Commercial. -Mr. R. L. Smith has been FARmERs' ATtENTION.- W E61WRYS 'Pay members and a ve enjoyable 6 1
od pon- the highest cash prioso, for hides, s4e3 ekins,- tallow, ema was
laid up with a very sorethand for a week, t Mr. MeKe iz'ie delivered, mos able Hensall.
raorith. er oultry and dreaed'hogs. K�nri,ed Brog., Butch- 1. I
but is now getting lbetter.-Uatil 'furth ers, Seat_rtb 1822-11 and int�reeting ad4ress, descrip' ve the oonve
looking G. J. k utherland, yancei for, Hen.
notice the 15ruesels and Harlock stagEs will workings ol t i( Or�lir, the ben4rlts I con, WL has hao placed in his hands for sah a've'�y com.
Choice confectionary and tre�h oysters 4b b _
Cata" leave here each day' at 2:15 instead of the Royal Cate, next door to Ropil lJotrzI. Opening fers on its me m bars and the mimu r in hi6h fortable and well planned briak dwellin 13 . % 0&
3:30 as formerly. This change is made for diwy, Saturday, November 15. W.'A.Zrich,selfortb. its alTa ra are b 3in ' location, w1h Dim lawn,walkeand go 61]1� 600�
elpal. I T con note a a uar. e
the-aacommodation of farmerej so the chil- 1822-1 tars. 1"bineize - fur all' modern convenience@ w
of t a moat econo 14 11 and d a reasonable price. Int ndl r.
44"-52 f h� kind
dren coming from school can,get their mail Every voter is wanted at the' Presbyteria' efficienly ma a ized organizations 80' "ere w I rygiven full putloulare. A Is WE
ch ill b For"
t6' , fL,
.at the various way offices, without waitipig church,Seaforth, Noveniber 17, t 8 p. ni. 1822-11 doing � usines is country,"41iii i1a U. or to rent f me stores on good cientral 10 tion, 010
As, to prkes and payments j pl to G,
so Iong. The idea is, cod o6e.-Mr.. Ready for Christmas cake at;A, Youngi. ances &,-a in a healthy and satisfao o condi. easy- terms. ,
9 a Ferth's popul� short, a most wort Y organi. J. Butherls d, conveyancer, Hensall. 1811 -it
James Jones, of, Mitaball, r New candied4ruita in stock. G 14ce! cherrle3i, Apri- tion. I , in$ I
9 auctioneer, was in town on Monday. Mr.� cots, pears, pluins, peaches, pine �115pl� Auge, seeded mition . nd is d k IV th To RnN r. -A firat-olaes brick etc rc i to rent,
,ralsiris, Halloee dates, flgs and chp,teest Barbados n 0 00un- situate on t tie main street i -a the Village ol Heneall,
i man pi try- an its re A.
Jones, ia a wide-awak e.businest 91 glsfo wo, the I of the Bell Bloock, Ich wu
.. and! is molassee. Nice dark y0low sugar �t A. Young k aown as at are No.
petitors reported to be one of the best aiii-', Seaforth i w tatio, did no
r000hes, 1822-2 hands f Mr. cKjnzie, who) is a ryl able, recently ocoupied by F. G. Arnold, who carried on B
Ba' ' I - 1% en"ralstoie and millipery business. IV Is one ol
Ba r oin and po ula o Aah The lod b r ,
tioners in the Province, -Mr. Charles 4 a we
-y. Our r o or no bar rooll w1hich will you a lodgi I S. best bui dnese stands in the place and b ts� a Arsi
oliffe, of Brussels, an old;ftaforthite, waslili have? Come and hear whit Dr. $�&a ay Me to sa�- are ple sed -t( learn, is still dill it
ces and 8 class cellar %nd is fi4ed with dwelling ro on the
_u I 1822-l'
town on Monday. Mr. Barteliffe bad been membe hip E n I w can conscient usl re- secoudfloor. it is a very comfortable but: d ng and
a for us,
laid up with sciatica for everal weeks and Fresh, now candied c commend it t ny who Is praotically new, having been erected ly fout
name. he rle I pineapp a, may deal (It -join years -ago. It will be rented for a term of e�ars at a
d every this was his first time out' Ali. Roy Ait andusortedftultem�O.B.AadrE,,wxEs;, eacirt a benefib sool)t of thin kind and I ble iient. For fiirther partiou
who has been assistant in the electric Ii h are so c mily i n cl: amply obtained "at they
Oysters iervedlin all sty$s, [stowed, fried pv)prletor, AOBER,r BELL, Seatorth, or a p ly per.
works here for some time, leaves this week or raw and in bulk �t the Royal 1,Tkfe,! Seafortb. w. are witiln th) ac h of all. Bot from a, sonallY to q. J. BUTHERLAND, Hens& * 11. 1811.4-tf
for Toronto, where he b" secured a position A. Cr.ich. 1822-1, social i A :kd a F acu�pi; Lry point of vie LOCAL bRIEFS. -'The sale of X r, cm
ment, in an electrical establishment in that c4y-� NOTICE. Ali accounts bwilig mg must, most WDrthy organ.Z%tion and is c of Clausio&s-bousehold furniturewaiw6ll at.
Mr. Aitzel is an exemplary young man andl be settled w. 'hrin the next two d4a t or they will be doing n iuch good in the communi tended on, Saturday afternoon la& i, and fair
1 1 t��o 001100tion, so ca , a once and save prices were obtained. -Mrs, Gimon and
bidafairtomake his mark in his chozeeni )ut in cour
! costs, Tho . is Levy, Seitforth. 1822-1
Manager profeosion.-Dry wood still continues scarce, i daughter, Miss L. Gibson, of' Go( a Uh, are
and dear. running from $6 to 87 per cordfor� NOTICE.-LSwitchbe make from combings nley.
ood.- The members of Lady Nairn Calbp 1 miss E. Ross -Rooms I over W. ��N. Watson's office, THE CouNcil__� tanley council mf t at vishingrclatives and friends inHBAzi4land
Iffain Main S reet, Seaforth. Varna, on Monlay last. All the 'met ibers vtoinity.-Miss Helen Moir recently return -
0 Aons of Scotland, atteridel at Egmondville A 820,000 stock to select from. Butter were present. ad home from Glondetining,Manitoba, -where
cemetery In a body on the occasion of the in.l ..Several important matters
1 lee, dried apl,e8, 6o. G. E. King, Wingham. were brought ap,some of which 'a she had boon with her brother for a ouple
terment of the late Philip Murray. -Mr., 1821-tt of years. -4 -The brick supports fo 'be new
James Archibald intends removing into his� i tracts of gra 7 illin g, roadgradinir, i Stat to
BRicK �iousE LE I RENT.—SiX lallor, dulverti , bri4 gas and drains, , all these Methodis parson bsen
handsome new residence, on Victozia: placed in osition ready for the ap
lar&e rooms, halli, 3�otbC3 010: etq, pantry, cellar receiving a ab 16 -a o: debate. Son a of the lentere
Square, next week. -Mr. Angus McLeod nder whole butise, furtisoe, hard and soft water, ratepayers thi a i tl at the contractors (if b6 to go on it.h their work. ' It v . 'I add
of Woodstock, and Mr. KennethcLeod, u greatly t the appearance as wi as the
Of ew.cement well, stine 6stern, norn �r lot in good
. location. H4use belonging to Y1. Prendergast. A big drain hap le % the country, but the
Toronto, were intOWD thiSweek, attondir) I comfort of the parsonage. -Mrs. 1[dimea, of
1K , ba Can e bad in this prapeit3lt. Apply to J. L. council have h ad co -respondence wi h them
llty* the funeral of their sister, Mrs. D. c. Ingersoll, formerly of Hensall ill in the
Ki=, §Seai rth. 1820-tt a sut i mer and it was owit t the is
during ig
Gregor. They are both, old Huronites.- Inspect our stock of -hors bl ukets, robes very we seasc n t at they have i i.,ot com. village this week.-Misi Stephen's � go, taut
)AIL Mr. and Mrs. John G. Grieve., of MCK�il- and harnees. The Ismest stock, ��,he !beat values at plated heir 3ontract. They Asi ur the teacher in �our school, Upent S ur y and
1761
lop, sad Miss Satherlandi. of Seaforth, were her home in
r (�,
Broderlok's. Mness' shop, Oady: s 13�ock, Seaforth. Sunday a inb_qa Mr.
in Woodstock last week attending the mir. 1 1822.xl oounoil at. I they' at a little at co rage-
ment and th noil two a - lit George Hudson intends moving into Mr.
ience
riage of their noice, MissBella Grieve. tea: Marigolds and Turnips fo� 5ale.-For s4e they will Carlile's dwelling, at the went end of the
oor plete the work when�, the
D. Booker, of Zurich, was a guest. at Mr... aboxit 1,000 bhsh'els of m&ngolds aOd a quantity of weather w ill p 3 rmit. M r. Watso� I I ex� Bet- village. — he Rensall Riaporator Com -
John Campbell's, McKillop, last week.1-1 turnip& The marigolds are all p01101 - Apply to D.
ce Mr. F. Hol ! MoLonnan, 86aforth GrPen House. 1822-1 ed &nV tI[me to �alk over matters. , Severul vany are &king large shipmefits of dried
mated. had a large' flag floatb3gi apples.- he ftiends of Mr Job Willie
accoun, O'were [missed and council aljofirned
I' over his residence i4 Harpurhey,!on Sunday! I . will be pie sad to learn that *he 21. reports
TowN C6uxem.-The regular meetinA of to meet im De(emb r 15th.
last, King's birthdak� He is British to the] 0 relief and i loo I offecta from the X r ky sys-
uncil W�s held OwMonday even -
0,000. core and a veteran of 1866.—Mr. and Mis.1 'the.town c6 eem, ab Lo:idon. -Mr. J. E. MoDoz ell was
mount f $356 were
oi000. A. Calder returned from a three monthF Accounts to the a 1vth. in London this week on busineis.—Mr.
visit tb Manitoba last week. They sp&Jat� passed an ordered to be paid. An ac -
most 6f the time in Brandon, I I count from Mr. Jol�n Beattio,� olice magis- B-RiEiM.-Mi J. Habkirk, of Bt iss Is-, is J oseph Ell s, while driving his ho -so last
where their: trat;e, for S I P Visiting relatic rig and f i iends In town this, week had t he misfortune to receiv( a kipk
daughter resides. Mr. Calder was much'i 0 for rent of room, was also re. Proctor was visiting in Bel. on the kne .- The horee, which is usually
tran - pleased with what he saw of Manitoba.�- patied, the couneillof last y0ar having pass- week.-?,
ad a resoluiion 6 gr�eing to pay this aum.� grave 1% I;ew da I a tb is week. -Mr. V i M-1 Bell very quiet, chanced to be In a friskir mood
unted, M asBra. James Ballant7ne and Roberib Gar-' lef t here on I i id!4 for a business ' tri to And in playing began kicking up, i�nfortun-
to the diner, of Par The sum tof Old was placed to the
_quhar, Usborne township, werel cr Manitobp,. -Th, ead news was recei veAere ately striking Mr. Ellis on the knee, in.
in town on Tuesday. They were each de. edit of the PubliQ Library Board. The
Water Committee O'Brien
chairman of the Fire and last FrWay tha fir, Phiip Murr%y, who flicting a asty out. -Mr. George
kil W_ livering a horse which they sold to-Mr.906 b I i re 6r Brucefield, h, id !ace*- returned ume recently from Alameda,
rd:. MoMann. Mr. Ballantyne's 'was a fou! � wam; requested -to have the at eet light at recentl lef
r-1 the irailwa dentall !shot ims1elf while out E ho ting. Northwest Territory, and, reports a good
tion, 9f year-old gelding, and he received crossing put in the proper place. tbere, and very enODuragin pros.
for it.-Tueaday was a bul An'�.Ccount of $70 from Mr. i Ja McGin- Then t word wai received f his
[at By t
day in town. Die,! for damages oepaeloned by Floe flooding Althoug� only Ikere A short time he m do a pects in th ' 3 west. -Rev. F. R. Malet, B.
d ai 410 The two funerals brought ;,in f I -service in Carmel
a large numberOf people in the afternoon., of �is cellar, was lef b over for future con- great many fi i and�, who sympath ze w4b A., B. conducted
.12 �_ ild6ration. The � inayor. was -eque8ted to bin wid6w in bar sa bereavement. - QJite!'a church o�n-4&bbatb morning last, dc livering
t
Mr. Rberb Winter ehipped a carload 'of from bere at an ad t a fusera on
.14 hogs on Tueaday.-Mr. John MoMann ship. gab 1 notices 64ulated warn:.ng parties number a very able bermon. In the evening a 00-
-ement. aide -
from the , 8 o ec
-AKES. against cutting ide Tuesda .�-Mr Tracey, wh tl cupied the:pulpit of the Main striet Metho.
ped a barload of good horses to Sault Ste i�erest IT' In y dist ohuroh.-Mr, and Mrs. Wm. -Richard-
ger. '. walks with;axes, purchas). an in a furnitt a us ness
1,624 Marie this week. They are for use in the . shovels, jor Aher shard.
lumber woods, and were a much better lot edged instruments, i and thab t ie constable at Sb. M4rys, oved his family thi ire I this son and family intend moving into the-, vil.
week.- Mr. at ( Mrs, H. T. Rance F tt lage this week and vk1l oocupy t 8 Qwe Ing
than usually go ifor that purpose. -Mr. D.; be instruct�d to prosecute aU palrties found 8 ded
T Rattepburry, as Sa . they pure Med. from Mr. Goo
an I 'alk t
11-W Dono' nu6ilating'or inju�'ring s the funEial of ".. r. I a
v bought a very fine team of horges, Oleariug off �the ice lor E -w-theS cl when yo . Clin.t c m. Last Friday an I S tur- opposite tle railway 'Station. -Reeve ii -
from Mr. [now. ouncil urda
Z11 Alex. Innis, -of Stanley, thiol; adjourned to meet'at the c4l of he mayor. day eve got w6was a magic lanteri and ler and Mr. Billings, manager of Ie Mol,
week, for which he paid considerably ov6r, I i
a gramo one 3on0ert given in I 3dtat sons back, were in Toronto Mat wee sellitig
ry
,nd$400. -Mr. Daniel Grummetb showed his', : i 1 111 1
hall, asaii ted bl Mr. Mae Vincent, I ( DMiC village debenturcs.-Quite a large umber
colors on the King's' birthday and had� a.. DFA�n OF MRS. , M CG (9R. -After a minger, i t part y on account of the n ( okng trom Hens4ll and vicinity attended he an -
nice flag flying at his residence in Harp r long and painful lilluess M a. Duncan Me- no adv i bioing there was a ver r mail niversary services held ia the M thodist
Kxbibl- hey. -Mr. Wm. McLaren, of Hibberf-, near ill Gregor,of this to;Dpms1'81ed �way on Sunday crowd, wcee who were that I D or : a ohur3h, Kitipen, on Sabbath last, a d the
h, 1902. Crowarty, delivered a nice team of horses 1 lasW She had re 'ached the age of fif by eight mostly ildren.-The anniversary . ser ices fowlenpper on the fol v ning.-
at, 2nd to Mr. MoMann this week, and for whichl, years. Herlmaide'un'airie was C�,therine Me- held in e M attiodise church last Su day The concerb In Miller's Opera Hall t is (Fri�
.,hica,go he carried home a stiff roll of crisp bills.�_ Jeod. Sholwaa the�'aeoond daughter of Mr. and M91nday :evening, were a sucoes in day) evoniAg promises 6 be;& very od one,
Messrs. George Chesney and George Stewart i Mu�do Moteod, 1 late of McKillop. She every w . Rev. Dr. Brown, of blit ell, i The talent omes very highly reoom ended.
shipped a load of lambs to Buffah) on Tud . p. 1 was also %I sister of Mr. Angus McLeod, of preache two mlericldid sermons on Su day I -Mr. Jose h Case, who has been an aged in
vesti- day� -M:. Jackson, of Petrolia, spent S�, - Wo6detock,�and hir,'Kennetb M Leod,of To. -to larg conptegat�lons. in fact, in! the th r3 and. seed business for a umber
day with Mr. H. W. Browv, of the C61-1 rout;o,and o Mrs. Alex, Gordon,6f McKillop. evenig there was 6ne of the largest cri )wds of 0 gro
de par- I earnle It here on Tuesday evening for
at time legiate Institute. -We are sorry to lea�'n She 'was a n tiv f Cape Br to�, but came that has ever bacu in the churok, the Toronto, tc take a position he has soured
that r. George Stewart is confined to Nd to �Ackillo withotbe other mily will be
i embers of her Preab�t' lans, a usual, not having a in that cit�l , Mr Case and fa
with a severe attack of rheum .1 1 AY . . circle 'of relatives and
atism.-T�e fami" y whe quite young. he was married service the evening. . Then.on 146 day missed 'by a lar 0
TIS. woollen mill by-law will'be voted on onMon- to r. Me regor �bout thir y fiVe years ago evenirig'. ere i r� is 0
2*, that - is, on and �hey contiLued to live o� a farm in Me- wereall ellpfased with the interesting Mr. Case veryshortly�-Mr. George Soott,
n sale, dlay, November a week froin'. Another large crom d, wh' friends. re. ease and children will join
a made next Monday. Every person having t a Kill6p untif abou� t�vo years ago when they addresse V . Dr. Brown . and the who carried on the CententAl hote for a
ickets, welfare of the town at heart should vowe f r retired from farmink rind r moyed to Sea. local number of itiars, and, who proved hi
ts. 0 m W'ster , in, ereperse4 wit 0*081- =elf a
this by-law, and all should remember th t forth. Mr. UoGrejo'r died abou ten months lent m,sio t I a choir. The only Food businoss man and -resident of ( r vil-
every eote u U
npolled :is, practically, a vo ago �ud at �hmt time Mrs. mckegor's life error w,18 In a, as in generally the lagel has purchased the stock of Mr. Joseph
agains6 the bv-law.-Mr, George Paterson was als o des�palred o,f, but she 'rallied for a case at t ese g herings, was by keeping the C&se and leased the premises for a t 3rm of
has be�n a member of the Ancieut Order 0' f time an nd, ish
although she wpo nave able to over. meetin o Ion , every person gettimg �eet_ year
Workmen here for 22 years, and dari4g Comf the trouble to., I . h, Will w
I which a was then sub- less aril ire r. P. Kelly, a prosperous him every success in is nev eps ure. -
that time he has only been absent from two jeot0d. They had %'family f one son and young f ited in the RD
Die- r o Morris, was un Miss Godfrey, eldemib daughter of V. R.
0. lodge weetings. This in a record of Whic two Idaught6r's. d ad about four holy bon a of matrimony to Miss McLa6gh- Godfry, of I Toronto, who' spent -a mopth
The son d
h I
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h
rate.!
van
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wn
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n
rn
t
vi
W, of M
Mr. Patepon may well feel proud.-Adlr�. ye ago aa& hie death was a severe blow Ian, one Blyt 'a j oung ladies,. last Tines. here witis frlondsi'l#t on Saturday for her
. . ..... .... ..
elsotdo light plat .—Mr J. r. J:Q035 0
Ch tly of Exeter, was in th;-Vil.
atb am, recon,
lage 6 a Sabbath evening and Monday njorn-
ing. Juaintalue6e.-Mies Allen It is putting'all ths force of )rains and
has r�lbeunmewdinhgom&ee(from Porest.-The want ersz% of modernmethodi behind eveu�
of 0 1 in long felt in oar village, the present ed�rt. It means carefu I searehing
prices making it somewhat of a luxury.- close comparison of qua ities audprioes THIR 17
Mr. John G. Smith, of Seaforth, was ifil the in order to sift from the mass :of WHOLE
goo&
a this week, ing busi
villao. nesa with in the market only the kinds that mid
00
at people want to buy.
a visit with his rel tro
magnet picking up stray shoppers heie-,
E,
T-uek;13n, th. and there, and making of theiii perumn.
2- STORI is
ant and satisfied cu�fomerz. ib k
Nice cosy felb shoes and slippers! for
YL 0
ladies. TiLke's look 't a few samples in out north thisetoreever in a bu In od, and at, so ft, -McLe
a
window. W.1 H. willis,'Beatorth, sole agent for present it (the,,rr,e ismORbsttrauthe
f
George A. Slater shoes for men and Granby rdbbers. with offerings desirable goods, at,
i0o
prices which -quickly induce buying,
WiST EZ;D NoTm-Taking up turnips
and f �11 ploughing are, the order of the day. raCts About Fults,
-Pri iparations are being made for an enter*
tainmiint in Broadfoot's school at the olos- When we tell Youi that we have the,
popular and des!
Ing -( the school blore Chriistmmv,�Mrs. I that
of Fur Garments our
Robe t Douglass and I childreng of Walton, 11 pric
-governed entirely by the quali
spent Sunday with rela6ivev here. m. -Thresh -
I ly the- I
that our stock in prob i
ing h now almost finished in this neighbor- of select far# I for miles around, that
�4
hood. Mrs. James Crio'4 and daughter, Mims
a no betterNLAJUea Sny-1 oil,
guarante �f ln:an
I I her*
Saral have moved to C�initou, where they
we are telling the exact and un' _"hen We I'Do'
ho ban to -
will i aside in future. M�. Bell, w ad truth, and ollaritig the btst
sided here for the paa� year, being engaged like too inuidl
ment we know to iodu you to put.01m,
with Mr. A. Eloost, has.16ased the farm of
claims to the test. out thousan&
Mr. 11. Warren, of Aul'16tt, atid removed
adjusting thEl
there this week.-Th4 rn� y friends of Mrs.
A. E coat, or., will regretuto learn that she Money Back is otir Guxt'antee. YOU. Al
is seriously ill.-Cliarlies Crich returned from But 'twould be hard for us to recall
departu
the Rest last weiki-Wasionary services single instance when we had -to face in. what
were held !A Turper'slaad� Alma churches on ferior quality, and so- ante -up the 'par- We cannot, OJ
Sunday last. The "ttir ot the Wesley chase value. WiLth the I high grade furs, I cess, such -as
church, Clinton, 'R2 we sell, complaints must be v
Mr. Manning, con- ery, very Wid, tansequm
duc d �he services. rare indeed. You willhot be urgedto i
mxth moie
good judgmenti
buy, save that your t,
UonsUhnce- doenthebuying. Butwedovant-you.
to see and exanikine our complete ateek
What 'clever world"BEST.- is an
a Y_ of Jackets, CAprines, Ruffii, Bo W
way.,'l Just& singles' liable an.4-conveys Fo
y Capso Muffs, and Gauntlets. 1W - -e s
much meaning. What mAninF. does it con-
vey to you when applied to - Fars ? What'
A Busy Time '11 Dreis Goods'.
ever it is, you'll find 'it exemplified in our
selec stock of Jackets, Boas, Rnffs, 0sper.
People are searching fic r worthy goods,
E.
ines, etc. -and perhaps so -me beer, Points
-we satisfy the reed d tha depart.
you on't think of,besides. The pric es
ment is always busy: To simpl. 7 say I
wben
will lease, when youi know the goodness of
the dress goods are pretty, is: notdoing, j
the urs. The E. MeF�ul Co.- - Seaforth.
them justice. They are more than Ji
Dry Goods
18�2-1
pretty. -True, the plaiii shades are in
nesc ay ovening, was one of the beat heard
Ti,: APERANCE MEETINO. On FLiday even,
the greater demand, ut there is ;a
added beauty this yea�j in thadyes and
ing, November 14th, -at 7:30 o'clock, a meet-
ing will be held in the church, in the inter-
the weaves-catch"nq sensible goo&
Cash
est o'the Referendum. � Addresses will be
that combine style and*ear and Batis.
faction -and what ore
Dry Goods
Val by 1�evs. Hamiltop and Kenne f
Se Y' 0'
1,
[a �8, -
sbor6 Rev. Walliwin. � of �rth
110" may 1
woman want in dr 0
ves L Oeds th�u Ityl
c ver �unday.-Dr. Bilk, of London, spent
;
Masi s, Blair And Keir, of Bruese and
and wear and satisfacti�n� ? Prices are
telling the wis a ones that they shoilld
Mr. homas Molklil�ani �of Constance. A
collel ition will be taken'l � UP to defray ex-
'
buy now, and they ai a buying. The
Belden, of Tor.
webs most rapidly deer, maingim size -are
onto Junction, is spending
with relatives in the
penso is.
Ai&_UAL SUPPER. -The Foresters nnUalL
those of Eucheothaaa icurat
ev. Stuart, B. A., of London, will
11
supp�)r and social entertainment was betid in
I
the 'all on Tuesday evening. There was a
talus, Amazons, Veneti ws, BoxClotbe,
'Broad Clothe and R pley'a' pirle
largel crowd and the bivalves and otber re-
finished fabrics.
sto6s, FrIda Y
fres monts� were delicious and were du �y ap-
preciated by the hungry recipientiq.� The
Things in Great De
'da
evening, for the purpose of
oal, literary and -social feast wbi;h fol.
You need a Rain any
-Coa _y now,
e roh.
lo*e�� wasl;in keeping with the physicb.1 re-
and it's unwise to wan ler toofaraway
past find was enjoyed by all present.j The
from an un brell% at thi i Beason of this
Ailen,vieo-
Occasion w4s a success, and will, no doubt,
year. Have you both, ).r had! you tkeM,
president. -H. Brewer, pl
Brussels, who has been payCg
have!,,& stimulating influeuce on the c&�Ise of
Until some forgetful per ion sa'
w Otto do
Stewart and Kuntz, an' motion on an ac-
Forefi'try in this vicinity.
some borrowing ? A ad do YOU' Lrf-
Is
J
ount ; judgment for, plaintiff with ocati ;
t. Stmrsbury for plaiptiff. Sterling Va.
qui -re warmer underwe ? The .
the last time
Godefich, is
BelgTave.
economy in running th charims in is
the guestpf her sister, Mrs. IT.
N( E�. ---�The Morris tax collector,' Mr -
Riohlilrd Proctor, has commenced his rounds.
Mate to save a littl money.. Five
minutes exporoure td a e Id peltingralu,,
daintiff �by consent F. W. Gladman- for
ti
Colle uR_ taxes should i�e no trouble . this
face for
�n
or to the sharp, bitill tieetk 6f J�A
Front, may send Von the d�otor,;mtic
�shriii s
'61 i,
year the of suWgood times the
to
farm and others.L-Postmaster Sproat
your a' n be qg spoiled to'
. ice new gow -4o
i4mental mufflo,
met with' a slight accident on Mo day,
wbielli will lay him up for a few days. bile
the duty of a 14, see a 116t.11 Pic-
tect both yourself and irour clothes by
by M. Vineent, was held in
drivi g a stake in the garden with a hand
ax flew out of his hand a
a, he axe -nd a
buying one of our uAby rmin costs.
We have them fashioned just like tho
action, on account and for,'WAges ; judgment
for pl�intiff for full claim against defendant,
�ut
save 3 gash acroas the front of It
his tool.
men's, and otherwise, i� preferred.
pnce per s�
req red about ten stitches to put I it in
A great Umbrella is here foi a single dollar
He says he coin do' the outbin with'
bill, and for ;a little more money ww
liess
Loc,&L ITENS.—Oar ge
loss &in than the doctoi'did the iew'
1� Ing. -
give you -a better, for E we 'give
f)r ga nishee.' Snell vs. Wilson and P Ort,
Mrs M oNay and Mrs. Lawrie, of Egt�ond-
vill;Tarevisiting at D,.:SproaVe this'week,
poorer.
In Underwear. we have m y exceptional
been
seeing the, former's aunt � and the tter'o
values. The at,6ck is 11 rge, so we tim,
year like
mother, Mrs. Hannah, who is impt,oving
-to have what you watt all the time.
-did n
Ir
nice. DOW. -Quite k stirring time in Bel-
grav 8 week. Special meeti6gs ft - the
We handle no do 'a in order
to quote littlu prices, bat we have little -
The
et iat�ohuroh, conducted by the evils.
prices, each attached a ftH load
c
Lake �aud . ech and the pastor, Rev.
Brown.-
value.
For Want
Detroit, where:
he Women's Missionary 8 iety
of Room.
he will visit with relati, res for
held 6 me ting in the manse and a on
Mon� my fternoon. A mme
That is the reason w6 simply make.
DOW
good progr
was f Ivan -The Womens Foreign M�alon
Sooie -,y the Presbyterian
mention of some thingalwe wAnt you to
think abont' Of thram I we give.you the-
of church pqrpose
holdi ig air Thankoffering meetino on
�_o
most -and br:st forl you money. Here
you will find th� uec ssary� goods in
oiu his brother
Tifur iday,evenitig. the meeting to be ad -
dress id by Rev. Mr. Sawers, of Brucefield.
such variety as ariiures erfeci cortforiu-_
ity
in the rarching busi e4s
A all the Foresters' ball, on We�dnes-
to your individual t te. We same
there
emb6red by many in this vicinity, has
a er supper by!, the
Household Linens, Flanna]18 and Cottons,
ore ere i,n same place, on,Friday night.-
r or a. sylor is about completing' his
Blankets �and Comforters She1atings and;
hisenergyand,
Tickings, Linoleums anAlCa
uprightriess deserves, arid, w
eason's business in apples, --The root crop
sheriff heriff Bone is looked upon Ali the
a nno�tly stored in -this district.
of the Stan-:
ur, lox
look,e
-he bj�i
Ot pleO
lrii�� t�
2.1
Exeter.
Th- je
The 1-0 4-4
40
we seem to I
NarEs.-,'FBev.- Mr. Mallott, of Henlnall,
cOu ad &in Street Methodist church pul-
h''
it o Sn' my evening, Rev. Mr. Millyard
E.
UL
liady buyq a'.
wben
ding to ]�Clppen.-The'ooncert given by the
1
'almor
our stock Y-40'
Company, in the 0 per& House, an'
Dry Goods
CO.
your reach
nesc ay ovening, was one of the beat heard
ere f)r years. -W. J. Heaman is putting a
rna(e i4to.*J. G. Stauburby's residence, on
C4th's Greatest
Cash
min str6et.-Berb Heaman and wife, of.
11012d9n, were tbe guests of W. J. Beaman
Dry Goods
tore.
c ver �unday.-Dr. Bilk, of London, spent
andaly in to-wn.-Mrs. Tr-eblecook, of Bow-
anvjlle,� who has been visiting her - ate ter,
Sound on Tuesday�-Frauk
Belden, of Tor.
r1s. (i r.,,) Amos, left fpr home last. we ek.-
onto Junction, is spending
with relatives in the
� few lbolidayt
A man'
ev. Stuart, B. A., of London, will
- ViNe.-Ai
meeting.-
eme 4ftiversary sermcne - on Sabbath
w ma held in Edwards' furniture
sto6s, FrIda Y
for tile nex-1
orni�g �ud evening, at Qavan Presbyter.
evening, for the purpose of
re-6irganizing
guamntee il
e roh.
the curling club. Robert
Black was ap-
D si6x CounT.-Court was . held here.
Pointed president, and -James
Ailen,vieo-
I
CDW duesday of last w'eek, when several
i mpor "t cases were decided. 0bristravis
president. -H. Brewer, pl
Brussels, who has been payCg
obographer, of
we,A,i-y visits
Stewart and Kuntz, an' motion on an ac-
to the village during the summer
months,
ount ; judgment for, plaintiff with ocati ;
t. Stmrsbury for plaiptiff. Sterling Va.
was here on Wednesday for
thin seapon.-Mrs. Tipling,of
the last time
Godefich, is
Alade by 01
-G.
I [suns at�d Grafton, on note ; judgment for
the guestpf her sister, Mrs. IT.
F. Miller.-
nesll� gives
daintiff �by consent F. W. Gladman- for
An entertainment, consixtiog,
of movirig,
�shriii s
'61 i,
laintjff,� L. H. Dickion 'for defendants.
picturex,'and vocs.1 and in3ti
i4mental mufflo,
remon-able,
aques vs. Belbick and- Cornish, garnishee,
by M. Vineent, was held in
the Methodist-
action, on account and for,'WAges ; judgment
for pl�intiff for full claim against defendant,
church Monday evening.
pnce per s�
and f o - $25 and costs against, garnishee
J. G. tauburly for W.
Walton.
i
V
. plaintiff,,F. Gla�man
Loc,&L ITENS.—Oar ge
tax callector`
f)r ga nishee.' Snell vs. Wilson and P Ort,
is again on his annual visits
to our midst.
g arnis as on note and for'wages ; judgment
We would predict that in a record
year like
f )r plaintiff in f all and'o6sts J. G., Stan-
this he iviil have little difficulty
in -colleat-1
I ary for plaintiff, F., Wo� Gladma ' for
ing the necessary funds � to -d�efray
the run-
g %rnimee.
Ding ex p9nees of the tibwnsfifp.�Mr.
Momillan left'this wee for
Detroit, where:
Wroxeter,
he will visit with relati, res for
a time, prior
NOT�S.-John Bone, of Sault Ste. Marie,
to his going to Snohoir. ish
ity, Washing -
M o or many years was Wroxeter's crack
Her,'
ton Territory, where he !will
oiu his brother
Reg Ul ar:
oil ani whose waring shots will be re-
in the rarching busi e4s
ioar tbat vity..
emb6red by many in this vicinity, has
We.� trust N1 r. McMillan� will
meet :with 'the
b an successful in his political campaign,
succe6s and probperity iviiieb
hisenergyand,
And now'grefixes his name with the title of
uprightriess deserves, arid, w
aile prompenag:
sheriff heriff Bone is looked upon Ali the
beneath t4o evatialed banner
of the Stan-:
father�of curling in the Ameri-3an Soof It
and Stripe$, ;Ve c6rish 4 hope
that ther.0
ck i as successful, in' the capaelty of
will still be some attra4ion f
ar him here 'I
a Fiber' I he will be a terror to evil-doe� a
the land of the maple.,The
annual Uzion,
CJ Coo of Honeall, was the guest . of T.
Sabbath School Conve0ion will
be hold in,
4emp ill Sunday. -Miss � X%te Smith, of
Duff's Presbyterian ch arch,
on Tuesdatys,
Bul
,xl%lt 4 nt several days of last week with
1% 9
r lativ a 1 here. -R. McIntosh, H-owick,
-November 18th, afternoOn
dresses be delive
devening. Ad -
t
of
will to
a r I
h da ory successful sale of young cattle on
clergymen, and suitableimuaia
will be fur-
J
F idM.' - Rev Mr Wilkie, %'returned!mie-
nished by the Union ahoir.
I
A meeting hl
si a 04 ". occupied the- pulpit Iri the.
P eab torian church on Sunday.' Id the
the interests of Prohibip ion will
held at ni,ght.-An Otganhati;n
probably be
Meeting
ev eni gave,& very pleasing deson
was held in DuX@ churfd�, on
Monday 060!-
m sai widress.-Jopn Hamilton.,iihip.
mU
'this
� ing last, to organize the�several
districts for
GO
W a arl: of Iambs on Monday from
the coming contest on the ref
arendum vote -
I __
at 4iozi.-W. Sanderso visited friends in
i The meeting, however, -Waa not
too largely
K n6aroine for a few d1l this week. -Jar.
-els,were
, attende&.-Some of, oviii fa
r! aye
and Mrs.i Fox, of Bru guests of
the forme a aunt, Mrt. D. Soott, laab-week.
1 sadly duped by the wiles' of an
Iand agenL-Mr. Charles Ritchie,
-oil 'tougued
y
who dis-
-Miss and Sinclair, of Harriston.11as
posed of his farm to his 1son-1
�-law, Mr. W.
b n .inted as teacher in the junior de-
H..M-aunders, will have an a.
iation. sale of
'Tuesday
Jib
rtme t Of the-sohool h 8, Owing to Miss
his farm stock and implement
a on
rose rinignation.-W illiam Mitchell' of
afternoon, November 18th. I
S. 'ttwfll
T rn a
A a sal o t farm stock and
be the *uotioneer. Mr. Ritol
ie w0l Tet!M
I n last week.- -Mrs, B. ]EL T107
d
from the active duties of far
life# sud WIR
%ad children rob trued from
probably� live In Bruno*