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Gold Medal" Binder Twine
MODERN SCREEN DOORS
AND 1,wmiDows, LAWN
MOWERS,. WASHING MA -
(MINIS, WRINGERS,
CHURNS AND DAIRY SIT -2 -
prices are low and goods of the
CIIEF4NEY Ss SMILEY
SEAFORTH,
SOLE - AGENTS,
Hardw'are, Stoves and Coalt
DOMINION BANK
HEAD OFleiCE, TORONTO.
President General Manager
Reserve Fund and un-
divided Pieefits S 3,634,000
Deposits by Public S29,700,000
Total Asset* 39,225,000
Every feteility for the transacting of a
?general benking badness.
Oolleotione triads en all points in Canada
and abroad. .
Advances made to Flamers. Speolel ate
ention-paid to the collection of Stele Notes.
# SAVINGS BANK.
Interest allgwed from date of deposit.
Deposits of si.00 and uptiardereceivedt
end intereab peid or added to -account June
efith end Deoember dist.
A. E. GIBSON,
Manager.
s. HATS, Solicitor
James, Watson,
NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
General Fire. Life and Accidene Insur-
ance agent, Reel Eatate and Loin Agent.
Deaier in first-ohuis family and Manufac-
turing Sewing Machines and Cream Soper -
store via:
k.etw Raymond and White Sewing
Machiries endNational Cream Sep-
' arator in three sizes
Also emir g mechine needles; oil, attaele
made, repairs end sundries for all kinds of
sewing machines. Prices right and nue
chines fully guaranteed,
JAMES WATSON,
insaranoe Agent, and dealer In Sewing 3A'achite
and Bicycles.. North Main street, Seaforib.
A Famous School
itruotoarls,RADTkuri°nit,:i)tsh
end Shorthand! School in Western Ontario
and teaching is, done by experienced in-'
This is the most secoessful Commerciai
ecipwraitARB:0"01 year
we have had many more applications from
leading businese houses than we had stu-
dents graduatieg. Write for our free oat -
t won
. *amusements. seler w Joh Mr. an
e. The exesents, were
and ceetly, indicate
esteem eaeld for the
r Their ettany friends
earn in Arsitling 'them
xliosifire IfeIrs. ROSS 10
• tar their ho
qP, both limner!)
PISTRICT MATTERS.
has successfully passed his dinal exa
aminateon of the Ontario Medieall,
Council and is pow lioeneed place
iiitioper. hue been fortunate lin
receiving an atm:ointment as house
s ax geou In St. Miohaeles Hospital,
take pp ehe duties. of his new posi-,
tion. cong.ra,tulate our young,.
friend on his euecess and predict.
for him ae. brilliant ,professioxial
Successful Student.—Miss Annie
O'Brien, of this town, hae passed
her final examinatian at the -To-
ronto Conservatory of lenge° with
honors in piano-ferte -Noeraal
ere' cour*de, -and also Mener's music
method fer young -beginners, arnew
to acquire the art of ,,eauslo in a.
much more eaey manner then form-
erly. We oongratu.late our young
friend. on her sueoeiss, and trust
that she will receive that meaeare
of public eteneort whieh her 'talents
entitle her 1/1iss O'Brien in-
tends opening a class for instruc-
tion in town, eeference to whieh is
raede in our advertisieg columns.
Our Customers
Are growing in numbers every day and
all join in stating that our line of mu-.
sic at 10o ls the greatest value ever:
offered. Get your name on our list
and get a catalogue.
Mail orders given prompt attention. Re-
member the address
dealers in
Plante, Organ'', Graphophonee, Sewing
Machines, Needles and Oil.
A 17 Jewelled
Watch for 810.
The watch 'we can sell for (Ile this
month IA better value than any we
have yet offered.
Waltham make Imen's size, not 15 but 17
jewelled, nlickel works, ia open fees,
anew nicked silver ease, item wind
and Neb.
People are finding oat we give them `it
pretty good artiole for their money,
and one of the things we especially try
to please in es a wee*. We warrant
this one to be an extra finatimekeeper,
and well worth the price, whtoh is
much lower than a short time sga.
John
Bulger,
Seaforth
Dorniulon Day.—The Pee -Aare of,
Dominion Day w•ae marred by un-,
-favorable weather. A gloomy morn-
ing did not. deter a large number
from going to Baytield and from
making preparations for a day's
outing, but a steady rein whichset,
on peevious arrangements or spoil-
ed the pleasure of otheirs. But de -
in befeee noon either put a damper.
spite the weather there were very,
few people left in town for the da -y.
The bowlers held forth on Me green
•and even the raba did mot dampen,
the rapes In Stratford and othexts
look advantage of the cheap rates
by far the greater 'number went to
Bayfiele. Neyertheleas it was a!
holiday elate no doilbt people en-
joyed it aftex all.
New Departere.—At the last meet,
beg of the G -rand Council. of the.
Catholic, r Motnal Benefit Associa-
tion of terteacia, it was decided. etie
sta.rt a sick benefit fund in adclite,
ion to tete basterance business now•
carried With that end in view,
legislation was sougeet from the.
Dominion Parliament in order to
legaliee the Association in accept"
ing businese of this nature and.
this heving been aceomplished,thee
are now entitled to go on and accept,.
business in the sick beoefit depart-
ment. Thts be a ,great boon
to ,,the Association ,and will, no,
doubt,. make it ccinside.rabler eesier,
to induce an inerease of membership.,
They are now- pieced on the same;
tooting with the other fraternal
assochitioris in this matter and 'thus,
adding greatly to the good work foe
the ben,efit of humanity which .hae
',been so Satisfactorily carried on,
for the east 25 years by this Soe
The
Just Wright Shoe.
Shoes are the most important
single isature of a :man's dress.
Take the trouble, then, of having
them right.
Our latest importations in tilt Wright
Shoes, in patent colt, tan and
velour calf, in Blucher and Bal.
morals, are correct for any occa-
sion of business or pleasure, and
for style, fit, finish and durability,
have no equal. Try one pair of -
our American Just Wright shoes,
and you will wear no other.
Sold excluSively /ay us.
SEAFORTH,
Sole Agents for Hagar, Soveceign and Just
Wright Shoes.
and relatives
many 'hePPY.
years of married „Hee.,
Travellers. The follewing e were
ship agent: Chatrlee Hearn; to this
.home in Lyteetteti, Mapitoba:; D,
Prinpipal .and. Mrs. Rogers 'to Buf-
falo, N. Y.; Rev. George Lockhart
and family ta Sernie ; Mtre LaCha.nce
to her home in Gan -am que; James
Pxootor, of 1 Constance,' to Pot ter -
The followleg were tioketed by
Mrs. James, Crich and Mrs. Isatie
ot Seaforth, to Sault Ste. Marie„,
Michigan ; Mr. Black, of Winnipeg,
his way Mune.
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chanapioesehip g.arae in Berlin on
Fridey evening last. le was ,arie
of the fastest ,and best ewes ever
played., there. The tearns eite.re most
even17 matched and it eir0 Diet until
within ten rainutes of tlie call af
time that the Rengere saeceeded in
storing the first apd only goal a
the game. It aneething the. Hurons'
forw-ards played the faisfter .game
but inaccuracy be shooting on- the
part of batik ieaicis had.an effect on
wee* well nigh impregnable. By
the 'Rangsers winning this game the
two teams ape now a tie for 'the
championship I and to break it. it
has been decided to pl•ay berme and
homo games, 'gears to coult. The
first - game Will be playe on -elle
Fxiday, evening, at 6 :15. It will
with,out doubt!, be the firreet exhi-
bition of football ever, seen in Sea -
forth, and shourd attract' . an un-
xnense crowde The return game
will be played in Berlin oie Tees-
Married At Winnieeg.—A verir
quiet but pxetty wedding took place
at Winnipeg len Wednesday, 28th,
ult, when Mise Annie E. Ross, sec-,
end youngest deughter of IYIrs. Jane
Ross, and sister of Dr. 11. Hugh
Ross, of Seefoetbe was marriea to
Mr. J. M. Smith, the popular ac-
countant for tbe Guehing Bras. Ce.,
!of Regina, N. We T. The intereet-
ing ceremony Wes petformed at the
maese by the liev. J. W. McMillan,
eences of the bride's. mother and a
select few. The bride wore a trav-
elling suit of blue elobh ,with large
black picture het to ma.tob. Before
leaving, tar tee west Mrs. Smith
xeoeived many' useful and costly
1i -resents frona her friends. The,
greiona's preseet to the beide was
are spending a few days 'in the city
and at Carberry before leaving to
take up their! residence in the
prairie caelfai. ,poneratulations will
be extended by ties many friends of
Mrs. Smith aireoeg our Teadero.
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of St. Marye own their own electric
inadequate. &A short time ago the
council submitted a by-law. to the
ratepayers ;renting them power to
borrow . $15,00Q for the imp ro vem en t
of bath plants. Tile ily-law was voted
down by the pritiWe. At a iecent
meeting of the epern• council a large
doeutation of beeiness men waited
oe the ereurecil aeleing them to take
some arzion to have the defective
plants improved; 'It tieerns that in
the, electric light department there
is but Dile dynamo with a capacity
of 1,200 lights, whereae there are -
5,000 lights inetellet1 and more Awe
wanted. Now new dynamos, are re-
new boiler and new chimney. In
the waterworks 0 department there
is only one pump and should any-
thing go weartg- with it Me town, in
the event of a tire, would be at
the mercy of tee eleme,nte. The
,corinell do not kpow what eie do.
They admit the Inadequaty of both
the water' Med Iflie lighting plant,
hut they have no' money with which
to improve them epd they are afraid
to re -submit the be'elaw to raise 'the
money far fear will be again vot-
ed down by the ilroperty owners. It
will be seen fro* thie ehet even
xnu.nieipal ownership of public util-
ities has its diftioulties and disad-
vantages. •
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Wedded Alt Miepedesa.—The
of wedding bells celled, a number of
friends to the home a Mr. and Mrs.
John Gourley, at Minnedose, Men -
'Lobe, on tbe eveplag of June the
7th, ito witness tile marriage of
their youngest deugietee, -Merrian
Leabella to William Alexander Ross
• son o'f Mr. Alex. Rees, of McKile
lop, and a prosperepe young farm-
er now living near Minnedosa. The
eeremony was peeformed by Rev.
Mr. McLeod, of Besswaod, and the
wedding march wee played by Miee
Evelyn Ross, eousie of the groom..
The bride, who wee given away by
her father was becomingly attired
in a dress of champagne Albatross
eloth, trie,,;ened with white silk and.
velvet 'ribbon and 'wore a bouquet
of Hawthorn blossppas. , Miss Chris-
tina Brown, wbe were a !dainty,
dress of blue and Nittlite act-
ed as bridesmaid, debile tbe groom
was supported by his brother, Don-
ald C. Ross. After lthe eeremony the,
guests sat down te a dainty lunch-
eon Which was oerved junder the
shade tyees in the lewn. Tete even-
ing was spent in tames arid ether
day next.
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The Ladies' Guild of St. Thonsate Church,
eestortb, will hold their Annual Lawn Social on the
18th Refreshments iwill be served Adnriftlon to
gronnds, 100 33rd Regiment Band in attendance,
1959.2
Washing Maehines—We havn 'n11 the
leading makes and oa save you money,if you buy
erlre. Counter effers by private male, a
'quantity of furniture.i Same oan be seen at her
residence, John street, opposite the rectory, any
Farm !Ina Han Steel Gadd, a111960sizies
time after the 8th met
from 8 to 0 fest, ma by the Canadian Steel and
nicest, most durable a cheapest gate sold. Reid
versal ball ;bearing, 4 and 6 blade. Brocirville,
Guelph, ail sizes. 10 p r cent. off regular prices to
clear. Reid and Willie , Sesforth. 1069.2
Wanted at ones a good plain cook for
grown up family of th ee. No washing or Ironing.
Best wagee. Apply to,iire. M. O. Cameron, Goder-
oh, Ontario. 1980-2
SALT! SALT 1 S
Having purchased the 113
making etook of SALT ngw
on hand at the salt Week, re
will offer the lame for eiile
while it lastest foriner priest.
Successor to Hamilton &Kerte C4th
termediate 'examination before the
seine body, an'd Mr. M. Graham, of
Brucefield, his first.—Miss Kate
Riker teen, of Heetesall, lett here
on Monday lest for Glaegow, Scot-
land. She goes by Montreal and ex -
pan old land. Miss, Robertson's many
frieeds hereabouts will Lein in
wishing her a safe journef and a
very pleasant vidie and. all.
pleased to welcome hex ba!k again.
Monday for Ottawa.--Mesers. john,
and. Newlon McTavish, of Montreal,
axe here this .wdek visiang their
encle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E.
est . ter the junior championship
tie, neither side scoring.—Mrs. D.
nd this with friends in London.—
aughter were visiting in London
t week.—Mrs. 'Tarnes 'Roberts, of
arkhill, spent Dominion Day here
rs. W. S. Fear, of Aylmer is here
iting at Mr. I. V. Fear's and other
ends. — Mr. Luorts Shade has re-
ved from Goderich street to Main
cut North. The residence ()c-
lod . by Mr. Shade on Godarich
eet has been purchased by Mrs.
, Dakota, is here visiting her
tiler and sister, Mrs. and Miss
gate ati the International Sab-
School Conventioe .at Tor -onto
'week. 0,n Monday evening, at
meeting of the Seafortir Auxin -
of the Women's Foreign Mission-
ary Society„ she• gave an iritensely
Wriogere—If , ylou tee and use the
" EZE," y ou will use no other. Reid and Wilson,
The best Blue Ribbon Binder Twine,
made (rein the pure loeg flbre Manilla. guaranteed
to run 850 feet tq- the I pound, for 330 per pound
*while stock largo: Cray a limited amount of this
grade of Manilla in the irket. Leave your order
!In
A private anode sale of: househo:d ef-
fects will be held withie the noct two weeks 'at the
hom e 01 Mrs. T, B. Uwnleby, on the Old Lee pro-
perty. 1960-1
Hammock's—We ave an order a stock
of genuine Palmer Be mocks, n Web will be in
stock in a few days. lf you are needing a barnmook
do not buy unt11 you b ve seen the genuine Pakner.
Slaughter sale of dress goede. D19a59ri2ng
Reid and Wilson, Seaforth.
July rind August we wil olear our entire stock of
dress goods. This gale i eludes all our high class
summer sbirt waist suiti gs. 50o lines for t6o, eta.
George p. King, Winghsito. 1959.0
Gale:dive and Oil Stoves foe the hot wee.
tber. When it acmes owe and Bee the values -
Reid and %%loon, fieofor h. 1969 2
Watch Lost —Loeb between Mr. James
Cowan's, north Gravel Rced, and Baldwin's mnelo
store, on Wednerday, July 5th,a nickel cased watch
with Elgin movement. The ander will be suitably
rewarded cm leaving t e eame at THE EXPOSITOR
't 1980x1
Churna—The bee on the market at low
prices. Reid and Wildo , &Worth. 1959-2
For Sale—Two nee., buggies, one rubber
tired. S. Barton and Son, Seaturth,
• wool! Wool i As we are short 400 lie.
on our contract, we are 1 paying llo above Toronto
prima. tor wool. Bring it to No. 8 warehouse,
wh ere you are sure to gat the blithest price, A'.so
all kiLds of brain. Jamts Nettie, Eosfortb.
1 1
• 1980x1
Local Briefs.—Mrs. Came% of Ne-
braska„ wale *here this week visiting
her brother., Mr. g. stovoason.—Ur.
Joseph Habkirk, Of Ova township of
Ben t ick, near DTara, was visiting
of Meleillop, near Seatorth, last
-week.—The lale !of the stock and
-ionise, on the farm near Seaforbh,
on Thursday a lest week was very
successful; Everything was sold at
good prices. The I a.uationeer's halo -
mer was wielded 1by Mr. jamee G.
MolVliohael and he, did it well realiz-
ing higher prices! than ile • usual at
such sales.—Mr. .1'. W. Beattie has
purChased Dr. Buereiws' black driv-
ing mare end will keep her tor fam-
ily use.—Mrs. Cole•marie of Toronto,
was the geest of Mrs. M. Y. MeLe.a,n
this weeke-Mr. Jahn, Swan, of H*.
•ondale, one of the prosperous, farm-
ers of T5sborne Wee In town on Mon-
day delivering a very fine horse
to Messes. Archibeld and Ceden,ore.,
which. be had sold;for $207.—Mre W.
Govenlodk is here frora Chicago, vis-
iting his parenta, 1 Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Govenlock.—Mie W. R. Counter,
who was in the •jewelry business in
Seatorth tor a 'great many years,.
has purchased the Sumball business
in Clinton, Mr. Co tinter should do
well tleere.—Mr. 'el-. N. Kirkpabrick
who was teller in ehe Dominion
Batik here for several .yeaxs, but
who is now connerAed with tihe Beek
"in °Alija, spent the first, of July
With friends here, We are sorry
to learn that, Mr. Kirkpatrick is
troubled evieh ant! affection of the
.eyes enil he `hate !been ordered by
his physicians to abstain from bus-
iness aed clonsequently he has been
granted thew mon hs leave of ab-
sence by the ba
Rev. George Lock
J. Lockhart, of M
preached -.a vecry , able sermon in
the Presbyteria.n ehurcle last Sab-
bath enorning. Mr., and Mrs. Lock-
hart *tad been vieiting friends in
this vicinity and many were pleased
to have 'this opportunity of lisben-
ing to„ Mr. Lockhart once again.
They tilt on Tueedily for Moare,
Lambton county, where Mrs. Lock -
hart's people live and where Mr.
Lockhart' was stationed for some
years before,reoving to the United
Se a for th, has passed his final ex-
am ination before the Ontario Med-
ical Counsel at Toroptoe-and is now
a, full .fledged medico. Mr. B. &nil -
lie, of !Hensel', has passed his in-
k authorities.—
art, son eif Mr.
Killop township,
vi
t
st
to
Mo
del
bat
las
the
ary
inte
Wei
at
very
of t
Paul
• da
War
-estin'g talk, descriptive of the
les Sabbath school convention
erusaleum lost year, at which
much appreciated by ehe ladies
e Auxiliary bere.—ler. John Mc -
of Toronto, was here on Sat-
, vieiting his brothers, Messes.,
and E. McFaul.—Me. 'Veeomas
, of St. Thomas, a tormot resi-
dent of Seaforth, was in town 'this
ab
Ward
ohang
by M
by a
work
for •th
eratip
during
and it
er, Bel
They w
far a
writin
at the
divided
trio ula Li
a bone
Moffat e
large
being so
Mr. and
minion
sixteen
on the n
laet _Sun(
They els
men Ace
and meg
did so
Presbyter
eagerly
Fleuroheu
pas t we
and Mrs.
spent the
the elec trio Fight works in bleat
town, bas
and is g
to the fr.
was belie t
St. Thome.
Guelph, w
bowling
with the iembees of their "mother;
lodge."—Mi e 'Nan Killoran has ree
turned fro Windsor for tLe holie
days.—Mrs. D. T. Hepburn was here
this week visiting friends.—Mrsd
Snell and er little daughter have
the countr with Mrs. John Dale.,;
Hullett.—P ans for the new turd-.
tare factor building are nowready;
and tenders for thp work are_ to be
xecelved un il the 12th inst. Thie
looks like business.—Rev. E..
Welsh, ,of ndon, England. brother,
of Mrs. J hn Weir, Seatorth, bee
accepted th appointment of Canoe;
ellen Secrete y of the International.
Bible Societ and will come to Can-
ada to resid , probably in T,orontoe
have been in Eureke, California;
for e cotiple a years, have dispos-
ed of their usinetss' there aed are
rera,ovinee to Sante Barbara, where
they will agtin engage in businees:
—Miss Ria rine, of Dr. IL 11.Rosse
holidays visiting friends in Brus-
Govenlocir of
xenewing Old acquaintances. it
left Beefier bh, -but he bas not
a much.—The grader, worked
e Those elabkirk, and -drawn
ell engine., driven by Mr.
have been doing splendfd
n several of the town stre.ets
past two weeke.--Haying op-
s have been much retarded
the past week by wet weath-
is hoped it may be well
Mr. and Mid. S. Mullett and -
roue Brarapton to Vancoav-
ish Columbia, .this week.
11 stop at Denver, Colorado,
onth and visit Mr.- Mul-
other there—There are 33
for certificates - thee week
olleglete Ixistitate. They are
es follows: Fourteen tor
or 2nd; 12 for 2nd and. gua-
nd ane for solo' larehip.
Andrew Scott and W. J.
have charge.—An unusually
umber Of hay loaders are
d to farmer.% this season.—.
Mrs. G. A. Sills spent Dod
ay with_friends Landon.:
Edge & Gutteridee have
w Bank of Commerce build-,
rathroy. and they all spent;
have a largo number oe
lily ernployed around town
baring country, This firm.
ell in their Work on •the
an church and the meet
Onarneree building in Sea -
it their servicai are now,
-ought af ter.—Mr. Louis.
z was in London the
Wee. Bullard, of Acton.,
•Derninion holiday at the
of Mr. II. Bullard. Mrs:
remain for a roeirith:
lei is superintendent of
ull Aerie° of the business
adually' forging his way;
nt.—Mr. Thomas Downey;
is week renewing old ac-
, • and Mr. J. 0. Rose, of,
re here this week at the,
ournamene fraternizing
*pent the winter with blends in, ale.
gieuthern States returned )Torae this
'week. She 'was accompanied by., her
from Windsor.—Mrs. M. C. Chesney
a John streelb, has .gorie to Bay -
1 leld floe the summer.—Mies 'Aggie
t'Of Toledo, acoompanied by
her nephew. and niece, Joseph IBA&
Reita McCown, aro here spending a
fe-w. weeles Mr. and Mise. James
Kehoe.—Miss Barr, -who has heen
teaching. at' North Bay is home for
the holid.ays.—Mr.,Weil. Copp isehome
juet bow and although not fully re-
covered is improving.—Mrs. Kruse,
Winghara, is here visiting her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Belabor.
—Mrs, Mr.) Elliott, of Luoknow,
and Miss Hays, of Goderich, were.
the guestie of Mr. and Mra. R. S.
Hays on Wednesday.—Mr. George
Chesney', of Gaderich, rstreek, is
etill holdbeg hie own, wibh. an eradi-
cation towaras improvement, but -is
still very ill.—Mr. A. Schowestee,of
the Speare 86 Page tailoring estao-
dishment has elan° for 'a week's.
visit to friends in London and Ber-
11n.—Mr. Hugh Mcl/Cillan, one of the
progressive faenaors of Tuckerstaith,
had. the frame of an immense bare,
56x105 feet, raised on Thurstley.—A.
young man named Leitch, had 'his
foot badly ortished by a traction
engine wheel falling on him at the
Bell Engine Works, Thursday morn -
A Nice Party.—On Monday night,
Mr. Peter O'Sullivan, a the ;second
line gave .ai very nicv party '10,44.he,
noting folks in 1de beautiful 'bele
barn which is lust completed. Ale
though 'the nigiht was very wet it
did not dampen bhe spirits, of thoee
invited who gabhered from theessoun-
had a good time. The girls say bhe
proprietor must be past redemp-
tion if bheee evas no impressepn made
on his heart atter their effertethat,
nlght. We think Peter:, this is the
acceptable time. -
Notes.—Mr. &shortly, of Peml,roke,,
was vLsiting alb Mr. Peter McGrath's,
.last week.—Michael McQuaid is.
home from Chatham" Business Col-
lege, having peeved ereditably.—.
Mr. 4cobn Coyne," formerly a teacher,
5, 3Y1cKillop, with his children, are
new visiting Mrs. Coyxie's em.othere
"Niro. Duffey. He ie a resident ,of
Detroit for seve.ral years, and is,
doing well therp.—A special sale of,
graoite ware is .going on at Beech-
wood store.—The children of bhe dife
fexeut schools are now heard at.
h.ome instead of ad school. W•esteme
timee wonder how, the teachers stood,
them so long.
the London Collegiate
Institute, with Ars. Govenlock and
daughter ar, spending their holi-
days with fr ends in this vicinity,
—Mrs. Davi Dorrarnce, of John
street, met eith a painful accident
on Wednesda • She was carrying a.
chinaepot when she fell cutting her
band on the broken edge.—Miss J.
G,ovenloole of this town hire passed
her examinati n at the London Nor-
mal 80114)61.— rs. Simon Reid was
in town this eek renewing old ac-
quaintances.— r. adel Mrs. Charles
Goldie spent t e holidays with Me.
Will Mills at Caelingferd,— While
fishing at, the Maitland an Monday
Reid, had the isfortune to have e
fish hook fro another boy's lino
caught in his lower Hp end it re-
quired the ser icee of a doctor to
have it remove .—Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Trott and fare ly spent the 1st of
July with relr. Trott's sisters in
•
• Ntotes.—Mr. John Jones was this
week vLsiting at the home of this.
son, Oliver, lin Landan.—Mr. • John.
Squires of Port Huron, was hete
yesiting his aged father and eistee,
Mrs. Ricker.—Mr. Gilbert Diok was
in Tor -onto ithie week with a load
of tat icattle.e-Many in this vicin-
ity have etarted (haying. The crop
able weather to nave it our farm-
ers will 03ave ithe hest hay crop they
have had for severel yeare. In
fact all the icrops are looking well
and. Toots premise Ito be a grea.t.
crop.—Mrs. Yienry Ivison, (accom-
panied by 'her taunt, Miss Smith; is
visiting in (Forest this week.—We axe
sorry to isay Ithat Mr. William Cud -
more Is !not iimproving as Taped*
as bis iftriends twould Iike. He has
ness we mentioned east week, is
also very dew twith but little hope
for his trecovery, the ,having thad
third attack of earalyeis.—Mr. A.
minion Day with tfriends en this vi-
cinity. Mr. McGregor is a gradu-
ate of ourr blacksmith shop
and his old 'employer, 'Mr. Mattis is
always glad to riee him aeound.—Miss
Mabel Whiteman is visitleg friends
in Detroit.—Miss Edna MoNevin vie-
ited friends in tGod:arich this week.
—Mr. William Traquair is malting
extensive improvements in this out-
buildings and is diaving etone stab-
ling put under his barn. The work
is being done by the Messes. Thora-
son, of 'Blake rwho always do good
work.—Mrs. MoIvor, and daughter,
Marjory, of Clinton, were this week,
at tee home of Miss Elsie Kettk-
ton.—Large quantities of vets °have,
been roarkelted here darker, the past,
week. Fiorty-five cents seems to
be-- the inducement.— Our /village
'6.bl:diming mill is, doh* blg busi-
ness for this (season of the year.—
Bev, Mr. 13aufgh, the new pastor of
the Methodist cialuccciN officiated
here for the (first time last Sab-
bath and preadeted a most able eand
eloquent se.rmon.
Zurich
Notes.—Hay council held a meet-
ing in- the township hall here on
Monday afternoon last. Mr. John
Foster bas couipleted his contract
for the new cement side 'walks and
has made a splendid job of, them.
Zurich people have reason to be
proud oe the neae and tidy appear-
ance of our .village.—The farmers
of thls viciaity are busy haying.
The crop is very satisfaotory- if it
can be properly saved.—Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Seibert, of Platteville, Oxford
oounty, were here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. X: Pieter last week.--Missee
Lizzie Truemner and Louisa Wurin
N;7ho have been in Detroit for some
time aye'Spending 'a few weeks hole
idaye with friends hero—Mrs:Oh-as.
Fritz underwent an opeeabion in
the hosaiital ab London ,lasti week
and her friends will be pleased to
learn that she is .progressing favor-
ably and may hope to see her h,ome
soon. --The Herald staff have been
taking holidaye and there is no
paper issued this week.—The Jubilee
berme band mow give weekly concerts
from, the new band stand. They
turn out every Saturday evening.
—Mesers. 'Alfred Faust and Ed.
Warm left last week for Washing-
ton State where .they will probably
locate. They are Tfromising youeg
'men anti. will climb qp in the new
west.—Mr. !ohn Decker, the well
known horse fancier of the Babylon.
line, Hay, recently parch‘Sed
Stephen a/very handsome pair of
matched horses and whiob, he ;will
likely be fitting up to captureprizes
at the fall shows, John always has
something good in borse:fleah and
he knows how to make them look
their best.—Mr. H. Faust, of Caro,
Michigan, who visited Palestine and
Egypt lagt .year, delivered a most
interesting addross in the Evaneel-
ical °Mirth Monday evening on the
Holy Land. Mr. Faust was a dele-
gate at the International Sabbath
school convention in Taranto and
came to Zurich to visit his brobher,
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were more than delighted with it.
—Mr/Edward Cuwvin, an old and re-
spected resident of Stanley, had a
narrow escape from seriou.s injury
while -getting his xig out of the
hetel shed hare one day last week.
The hearse beeame. iiceetious, threw
him down and trampled on hinebut
he was rescued befere ebelng very
seriously injured.—The many friends
here of Mr. J. A. Manson, of Stan-
ley, near Blake, will regret to
learn that he- had the misfortune
to lose a fine 'hole whielt he valaed
For The Weste-Mr„ R. F. Stelk;
who has been principal of the %ur-
Joh public scleoal for several years
left last week for the new vreet. His
objective point is Edmonton but hrie
Intends taking a good look areand
before he decides to 'main any &tee.
clever young man„ just the -kind to
succeed in the New West. He has
preVed himself an industrious, ca-
pable and pains taking teacher ona.
was liked by both pupils and par-
ents all of whom regretted that
his, services oceld not be 'continued
fair our school. But while regret-
ting his aepar tare his numerous
friends here will al -ways be ead
to learn of his well doing in the
country to which he has gone. 'Miss
-Kate Hart, who has also taught very
acceptabl$ here, has also severed
her connection with the school and
will pursee her studies at the Nor-
mal in: 'Toronto. Miss Peare"Nich-
°Isom, the third teacher has .gone
to North Dakota to spend her holi-
days with her frieruls there and her
puiills will be pheasea to welcome
her in the school room at the cease
of the holiday season.
That Road Grant. --Dear Exposi-
tor,—In reading the columns of The
Expositor 1 notice that a, number of
the rate -payers of the townsillp•s of
licKillop and Grey petitioned the
cou.nty council, asking *for a grant
of $500 to akt them in opening a
roadway in the respective, townships
to enable them to get prody access
to the new branch of the C. P. Rail-
way, now being constructed, but I
was also sorry to noti that such
an Intelligent body of men, as com-
posle the Huron couia;ty council, could
not see Their way eteeet to grant
the aid asked. Tbe said road, if con-
struoted, would be a great boon
ear the people living int the loca ity,
frean which the petition originated.
In the north-east of Meltillop the
people. are distant from a market'
Fome having to haul 0/air produce
thirteen and fifteen miles to irate-
ket. But by opening this road thee*,
people would have a very convent.
ent outlet, as it would be a load-
ing road to a station on the a P.a.
notioo -by the reports in The Ex-
positor that the grants eche-1i by;
the county- cOlinell at their lest *se
sloxi amounted. to $1,500, I Vele*
they might 'have given us a slice oc
that amount. I also notice ytiere
they have -gleeen a grant to a hen
coop in Seaforth, but they would ea
the farmer hoe this own road.
have no hesitation in saying nab
it was very udfair on, the part et
the vounty council to refuse ale A-
mount asked for 433). the respective
townships named, as the people in
the vicinity of the proposed. road are -
much in need, not only of the roatil
but of the financial aia asked fore -
However, I hope the matter win
not be allowed to drop, but that lb
will be taken up at the next siesslont
of the -county council, and it wilt
ever be nay bumble prayeir that A
body of men possessing such excel-
lent qualifications as the count
council ef Huron, will then be able
to see their way clear to grant tile'
amount asked for, mo_deSt as it IN
and thus aid and do juStice to a de-.
serving people, and assist a moat
needed and deserving enterprise. ---A!
flans are extensively in progress
this township. The Messrs &Su!
liven, Krouskopf, Ferguson. Pur
Drager, and Gardinta, aTe„
building mammoth barns of Ills
most modern designs; and with dab -
ling underneath.—Tbe prospects fot
an abundant harvest are very evi-
dent at present.—The Beectovooi
and Sea-eorth merchants aro bebbuf
the Walton times as regards till
price of eggs. Walton. merchan&
beating them by two owes Pet.
dozen.—Banking bees. road work
and plonicS are the order a the deN
now.
eXe
Sr
wadie
The Women's Institute.—The
meeting of the Womerfe Instit
will be held as usual on the sem
Thursday of the month, July letbo
discussion will be on " Meats,' Mehl
value as food and method of cook-
ing. An intore'sting afternoon i0
expeoted and all are invited tee
take pair% iv the disou5sion.
to a
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