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Exchange €Ieanings..
Out of 40 who wrote at Clinton -for
third class certificates' only seven Were
successful, and of theme .three were
ministers' sons. .
Brussels levies a rate of 20 mills- in
the $ this year.
Mr. Love, of Walton, recently -so
his 50 -acre farm and bought anoth
one near Cranbrook.
Nearly $200 was taken in a collecti
at Trivett Memorial church one Sunda
recently.
Harvest Thanksgiving services
being held. in all parts of the county,
Jas. Tyner, Belgrave, recently sol
his sawmill to E. Livingston.
The proprietors of the Clinton Newa-
Record purpose dissolving partnership.
They proved to be a good newspaper
team and have built up a lai'ge business.
We hope they will change their minds
and `stay with us."
Zurich fair was not a success on ac-
count of the rain.
Mr. Robt. Holmes, of the Clinton New
Era, has been enjoying a trip to Chicago,
Winnipeg, and dear only knows where
else. "Bob" has now got over the notion
that "the hub" is the only place on
earth. Clinton must be a good • news-
paper town, however, for one editor
was able to bank $10,000 in a day re-
cently, and now another one can af-
ford a trip:around a part of the world.
Mr. Wm. Cudmoae, of liippen, has
shipped from Clinton, Seaforth, Bruce -
field and Kippen, in the past weeks,
over 400 tons of pressed hay to Toronto.
John Slemmen died suddenly of heart
disease near Ethel Iast week. The de-
ceased was born in England and
came to Canada in 1842 settling in
Victoria County. He moved to Grey
township in 1854, taking up 200 acres
of land, then bush; and which by his
labor and energy was speedily trans-
formed into fruitful fields. About 35
years ago he was united in marriage to
Miss Ann Tindall, who, with four sons
(Wm., Thos., Chas. and John) and one
daughter (Miss Mary A.) survive a kind
husband and father.
.Blow We give a list of
winch,our readers icy be inf�ere
Western ...-...London '{ lfiPa
Mitchell.-
stoni�Iort :.Palmerston "` EEr27�:
< -.aMitelien_ "
M°1134n -0 ,•BMilvertou 27 -
North Western. Winghanm
rrn. .. ».Wslkeirten.. H _
eHington...Harristtiin "
Nom wesism H•oderieh.. t57'L9
Elora. ,
d . North Perth -St ati�ord ......... ." 229.50
er ' OWICK. Fordwich October
ginioss t.Lucknow " 4 5
South Huron a
$ea%rtlit 4...s.,
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t)BETE$ Wroxeter _ : 4,5
On East Wawanosb..-.Belgrave "
Arthur union Arthur " `v4-"5'
y Woolwich Elmira..: " , 4- 5
Huron Central. Clinton ,. `II 6- 7
East Huron. ...Brussels:
are Clifford Clifford " 6- 7•
Morris Blyth • .... " .11.12''.
Ashfield Wawanosh ..Dungannon..:.a 4 13-14
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High School Exams.
The following are the selections -for
the High School entrance examinations
for 1893:
.I.rTERATVBE.,
Lesson 5.-Pictures'or Memory.
Less. 10. -The Barefoot Boy.
Less. 19. -The Death of "the Flowers.
23. -The Face Against thePane.
24. -From the Deserted Village; „
25. -Resignation.
40. -Ring Out, Wild Bells. . .
42. -Lady Clare.
52. -Jacques: Cartier.
91. -Robert Burns,
92. -Edinburgh after Flodden.
98. National Morality.
100. -Shakespeare.. -
102. -The Marchant of Venice -;-First'
Reading.
104. -The - Merchant of : Venice -
Second Readgs
SELECTIONS FOR M-EMORSZATION. !FOUR'Pli
READER.
1. -The Bells of Shandon, pp:- 51:52:
2. -To Mary in -Heaven, pp.97-98....
8. -Ring out, Wild Bells, pp, -121-122.
4. -Lady Clare, pp.128-180.'
• 5. -Lead, Kindly Light, p. 145
6. -Before Sedan, p.199. -
7. The Three Fishers, p.� 220. .
8. -The forsakenMerman,-pp..298-802.
9. -To a Skylark, pp. 317=€320.
10. Elegy, written. -in G. country
churchyard, pp. 231,835.
Also see section 22, circular No. 7, of
new "course of study" for. public schools
of county of Huron.
PUBLIC, SCHOON LEAVING AND' . PRIMARY
EXAMINATIONS._
SELECTIONS FOR LITERatgRE.-1893.-
PERTH.
Mitchell's rate of taxation istwo
cents. ,
A trampish looking young fellow, who
gave the name of Donovan, was arrested
at Listowel on Friday night last, by
Constable Osborne, on the authority of
a telegram from Wingham. Donovan
had hired with a farmer named Richard
Hogg, near Wingham junction, a few
days previous, and while the family
were away he entered the house and
stole a couple of . gold rings, a pair of
pants and some -money, and boarded
the mixed train coming east. Con-
stable Osborne found,tke stolen property
in his possession, and lodged him in the
"cooler" until the arrival of the chief of.
police from Winghain the next day,
when the prisoner was taken back to
Wingham.
WELLINGTON.
John Watt, son of the proprietor of
the Watt House, Palmerston, had the
misfortune to,break his leg on Saturday
last by a horse -falling on him.
The regular shooting match of the:
80th Battalion willtake plats in Giielph
on the -80th inst., and we understand
that Lieut. Bolton intends taking down
a team frons Harriston. Three years
ago they . took first and we trust " they
will do as well this time.
On Thursday -last John Praine, sales-
man for the Cotswold cheese factory,
and Jas. Connell, salesman -for the Har-
riston cheese factory, sold- their August
make for the big price of 101/16 cents'
per pound. The two faciorieswill ship
over 1,300 .boxes, averaging 7E- pounds
per box.
On Monda t last there, were slipped
from Harriston over :1,900 lambs and. MS= barn -on Sat -day: morning.--
two
orning--
two car losds'of<esttle.4. -
Lesson 3. -The Trial -Beene in.: the
"Merchant of Venice."
-i:-Ta Daffodils.
20. -The Bard.
20. -The Land o'' the•Leal: -
80. -To a Highland Girl:
34. -The Well of St. Keynes -
86. -Go where Glory Waits Thee.
87. -Dear Harp of my Country.
88. -Come ye Disconsolate.
41. -The Cloud.
42. -On first Looking into Chapman's.
Homer.
43. -On ` the 'Grasshopper •and the
Cricket, '
46. -The Bridge of Sighs..
47.-A Parental Ode to my Son.
49. -Indian Summer.
50. -Helen.
51.-Horatius. -
58. -Each and All.
60. -The Diver.
67. -The Hanging of the Crane. .
79. -The Lord -of Burleigh.
80 -Break, Break, Break. .
81.--t-The "Revenge." -
89 -The Old Cradle.
90. -.Rugby Chapel. .
Eiseman PEose.--In English Com-
position theexaminer will allow a choice.
of subjects, some - of which `must be
based on the following, with which the
candidate is -expected to iaamiliarize,
himself by careful - reading 1898.
SCOTT,- The Talisman. - r
A fire has ablest wiped out the town
of_Olknsz, Russia.::-Itundredsare"horee
less and destitute:
Geo. Mahler, & 'well-to-do .farmer: of`
,Delaware township,, banged himself -in
One day Ja t `week J 041agher,' of
Minto, was ;driving some young cattle-
' from one field to a loner when two.
young steer$ hegan o fegli .Iffti.-Galr
lagher ran ;Pp- ' to thele 'and , tried to.
separatethein , ate_ rle doing .sat was
knocked dower and fell nndei` the lfur
iated beasts, being. - badly trampled fln
Fortunately his -fad thfiil: collie, dog was
along and put the steers to flight.
BRUME -.
The Walkerton brand' of theW.C_..
T. U. have engaged" :Mrs. Owens
cox for a series of lectures-dtag-•
tober.
The Port Elgin ooundilis again adver
tising the roller mills for sale, this -t
by tender. Mr; Witty has failed five
carry out his agreement to .remoi
mills up town;
Wiarton is to h:a --
popular
popular evangel
& Hunter..
meeting :Mrs.
For the Fall Trade,'
Are Arrivin
Which has been long neede`d�anilooked
mounted on linenandwood rollers. Wer.coloring
makes ft 4"erY44iStinct and effectiv
HE SCHOOL SECTION l EI.o
Those who ewe looking;. for good_ value,
and. can spare the time, should see the fol
lowing. lines- which are reduced to close out :
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Booksellers and $tats'-oi
School Globes and all kinds of Maps andSchool
our traveller will call on you.
rite ter: prior an&
All lines at and soiree. below cost.
orri o
Embroideries,
Some good bargains.
Art Musline,
A good article at 8c. and. roc.
Straw Hats,
For the irhen.
- . • For the Dining Hoorn, _
For the -Hail,
For the -or.
Ft 'tied Slot
For the Elmet
At cost.
'elt Hats,
PRICE$ DOWN;
A new, full stock and prices all reduced.
Min's Tweed Pants:
A good line at$r.
bee_htre about Getting
aFurnace:
Lamp Goods,
butler;
Toweling.
A fine assortment at 5c. per yard and ttpwar-ds.,
en's 'Union Socks.
Woolard Cotton, 13c. per pair.
In .
Iepair
Done to -Order and in First Clasa:Style
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We are showing. a Ladies' Oxford Slipper @ 9I to 91:26, which
are, without doubt, the best value In the market.'
If contemplating purchasing a Snit or ragLverooat we would ask you to aep our
stook.: and Prices. If you buy you will save money, and if you don't buy it will
not cost you anything to see the goods.
-3472.
rile;
The Span ish ,o-ove!nalent 1iAye de-
cided to d glare t.--12 a perpetual holi-
dayi roOmli emoratien of<the discovery:
of America
Witt for tries of the petition-
against the return *oft Mr. Bennett as
hzeinber forEast Simcoe bas been ex-
tended until. December
The Sheri of -'Welland- county has
Seized the picnic. oad running from
Fort Erie to • Forb Erie grove. It is
claimed that ;certain regulationswere
not complied with.
•
Somebody 'sent ell
evernrnoor- Flt ver,_ of New =-York, a i
or two ago,.:buts -the ,-nature _ of the
s" urachi lei' was discovered br;fore alley
harm -was gasp
lr Montrea .y
our
Saturday Bargain
Miscellaneous Counter.
P. 8. -Prices quoted forgoods on the Counter are for 8aturda r. only.
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