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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1887-09-29, Page 1_ _ >w,.� , ., ti '.'kx '.i„�"",::,.4.. ti =.. .,.;.YW'-6i'i.rA:,...r.. .«,•�%,i`.+, �..--:. ,,.. .r ., � " { , W ". ..w ..;... .:r..,e F ._. - _ +" b.'..". (.". <'`A ... 7 t x -r - ref" : :. ...... - . ti. .K : "_�. . .. e _ .' aa.. - a..I - .. .. . s x, ., TWFJN'TY-TH1't7 ]73 iii. l Wlao1ONyt.,..._ 1M. f , f •. .• R ,. ..� " �• (y� �� �1t, �� V.11.,Il �l rl lJ'l�l i. � m �1 (� y Q n� ^ �� SEPTEMBER ONT., SEP i EMBER 29, 1}:781 s . .. . vun �nuon, ..,. .. �' Morris. . Iii ell. M.-mehester. It tt { • (1 Bnipk.-Mr John Mtlydoin has re- �en.trCL! � X ] �)1 U�Q]) , Mr Berry, of G derich, spent a few y BluleFs.-Mr John McElroy, of the Y A GOOD SALP.-A� number of people people turned from vlaitinr; friends in Dakota. • days here recently. Sth con., keeps about 25 cows, and runs from here attended the sale of Mr Alex, Mr John Ferguson is putting an addi- I __ _ a Miss l3erthac Pentlatld es isitirtg at year Y cheese factory and creamery; last he had about ,io head of cattle; he McDonald, of the 10th eon. of Hibbert, Mr James Oke, of Exeter, wielded the tion to his blacksmith silo to acconimo- P date his increasing business. Coon TINE DAY-1.A1tGL '1'UliN- Whiteehureh. has The Dungannon show hill be held tun done a very fine colt that would have credit to the Western fair at Lon- hammer on this occasion very satisfac- torily, And stock of all kinds sold well, hunting is the popular sport of our boys at present. George Tindall is nolo rush- I , r , , OU S -t ERY SUC•CJEbl8 UL the 7th of October. don. Dir Wm. Clark, our township 'The entire sale amounted to ji1,500, Ing the beef out in great style. Mr H. Lr'Xiii1BITION. Mr and Mrs Msi6tiu visited London ,clerk, has just finished one of the beet Mr McDonald has leased his farm, and B. McLean, of Clinton Collegiate In- — last week, also B. ,�,,Cxawford, Dr.Case barns and Ma'or Mallon h. g in the township, on the most im- p proved plan. Bush fires have been rag- is about to remove to Iiensall. BRIEr•,s.-Miss Cadmore and Miss G, stitute, and formerly teacher in Col- borne, was visiting friends in his old The Fall Show of the Central Exh}- , under lire auspices of the Hullett Rev. Mr Irvine, of Nile, and Rgv.'Ir Ing Cameron, krGsbytgrian minister of this in different parts of the township, and the country has been literally filled Mellia retained last week from their visit to Toronto, and both report having seotion,Saturday last. Rev John Young, M. of Drummondville, preached. A vieuitural Society, was favored Aguic 0' y+ with fine we on both days place, exchanged pulpits.last Sunday. left Friday for To- with smoke. --�'—""'"+" — -- -'---.---Exetel•. spent a pleasant time, Mr S. t last slid daughter, of Lucknow, spent last g P the b the Rev Gee th church last Sab- bath. Rev 14Ir Gee the -same time preach - of show, and the result 'wag that there wasp very large turnout of people on Mrs W. Bickle on ionto, where she will join her husband, DEN risl`f:x RE110YAL.-W. E. Cart- Sabbath at their old Dome here. M'r Miller and Mia R. Hunt left this week ed a sermon to young men in his chltrge. Mr Dan Radcliffe, who had a short stay the second day. 'isle gate receipts were between four and five hundred dollars, who has secured a position in that place We aro coir to learn of the severe Y Wright will be found on Main street hereafter, to wait on his numerous'ous- to visit friends in St. Louis, Mo. Mr James Miller left this week on a visit at his old home, returned early this week to the West. The Presbyterian the Doherty Band bein present the second da y' illness of the only child of Mr and Mrs W, .Holland. We hope soon to hear of tonere. to•friends and. relatives in the State of Ohio. Our station master, Mr congregation has made preparations for the coming their new pastor, and OUTSIDE DISPLAY. . her recovery. 'evening Rev. W. F. „ikon§;. SOLD. —Mr John Snell hae'dis. posecd' of his pacingg horse, Barney popular , Clegg, who recently joshed the noble ,turned out well at the 'induction, ;4ion- well day last. There has never before,been as good a display of Dorsey, both heavy suet light, Last Sunday Campbell preached a sermon specially Barnes, to Mr Joseph alph, of Forest, for the sum of $2b0, army of benedicts, has got comfortably settled with his better half in the village. I PRETTY HARD Lmrs.—One day last and thorobred and grade cattle,as there was this year. In several of the classes ° to the young men. We hope that,they . may be greatly benefitted by this ear L/ECTURE.-Father'Chiniquydelivered DIr A. S.. (lase, teacl)gr in S, S, No. 10, , IIs is about to o en out a social P y+the , week an old blind Iran lost his way in Colborne, airs wandered into the river the entries were quite numerous, and nest appeal. a very interesting lecture in Cavan church. Spbjeot-"Why. , le %-Rome;" store in the village of Cromarty, in Hib- a e wamiles bloter was t here. Fortunately lie judges did not et through with their work until quite dark. Sheep and i ea of the YA course of 1P.B 1 willunder the ans-be one of ape- which was listened to by a large intelli- a%tdtence, ' bBFATi ERrt SCniNIQIIY's LEC1`IIRF..—Fathe► waded across, and was seen by some pigs were well represented. 'There may be ulat da much im lovement in this l p' cial interest, and those who may pro- cure a course ticket will find a good en- gent PEnsoNAL.=-Mr Henry Harton, who Chiniquy lectured here to a large audi- ence, in the Presbyterian church, on boys who directed him to the base line, and the started towards Clinton. It is class, as the horses and cattle, but it is As noticeable. Horses have tertainment at low rates, at one time carried o the cattle buying Tuesday evening, He is a wonderful possible that lie might have wandered not quite ?wade wonderful advancement, many of Dungannon eau now boast of hadiilg business here, some el ven years ago, is visiting relatives he a he has resided at g # man for his age, but has all the bitter. g ' ness of a He told some into a hole in the river and got drowned. This is another instance of the necessity the Canadian bred animals now seen t three blacksmith shops, and we under- that Mr Rutherford intends open- . Albion, Mich., ever stiles he left here. persecutor. des actin stories about his former co- g g of a poor house, bi a home for the aged faire, apparently being as good as Ira. .ported stock the animals shown b P ing out business in the store lately, occu- &rRvesT, $,oafE.-Rev, . F. F. Davis; Rector 6f' Th`orndale, wili give 'two els- • rollglonists, but said he had ample proof for them all. His lecture appeared to and infirm. Phe county of Elgin has bought a farm of 200 acres, and put a + Messrs Innes, Martin, McMillan, Izzard red b C. Cr. Dgnovon. We hoe he ma receive the atrona a of the y p g people. quent harvest home sermons in Christ arouse the bigotry and fanaticism of g of it, who man and his wife in charge and others being much admired. In the roadsters, Mr T. C. Doherty took let �_. f„-_. eht}rph, on Sunday next. The church will be decorated with fruits and vege• the Orange element of the audience, by his attacks on Roman Catholicism, and Have from fift to sixty that have a home here, an all who can are obliged Prize with a pretty team of colts, 3 and 4 l3aylield. Mrs McLeod, mother of MrgThori son, Mrs tables of the season. by repeating the exploc!ed slander that p Archbishop Lynch rales the Ontario to work and resp to take care of the others who are helpless. The old men Years old, bred from Royal George dams,and s}red by John Howard, Ham - , Bayfield Mills, was interred Iu the Bay field cemetery, on Mondrti . She was F y FIRR.-•tUn Saturday night last the barn, gf Mr Cjleorge Blgt forts, ,a short, Government, but the majority of the , ] Y of this vicinity are too intelli• do the hoeing, wood cutting and ehorin g' and the old women lt+Bit on the sick and bletonian. The competition in single drivers was very keen. r3' over 90 years of age. We are ver Sq. indped to announce distance north of t>1e e, was de- strayed by fire, together with, the con- Ilafive people gent to be lead b a demagogue of this g Y stamp. --Coat, -do such household duties as they can perform, Thus, by the able manage- LADY RIDERS AND DRIVERS, One of the most attractive features of ll the death bf, bIr ;; M}ddleton, viWoll his tent a ha loader, 16 act a o# y, aerTst o fill; wl eayt, tand�fivICore of 'ofd . - _ Hullett. ment of .DIr Hunaborger, the farm is to the running ex the exhibition,was the driving by ladies and the side-saddle contest. The ring took place; frpn}.' li¢•e` 4tQof recent • accident, on Th ivkdayy,i -fthieral oats . uppoebd to be the work an - SUDDEN DEATH.—A very sudden death made nearly pay pens- es of the home. Tbey make their pwn was continually crowded, but more par - . -His will take El4.ce­,9# fiaf0da ;,utt.2t lt,m. incendiary. Insured in the Hay town- ship Mutual: occurred on the Sth con. of Hullett, on butter, raise their own pork, vegetitbles ticularly .-so 'whale these were in pro - drivers Father Chiniquy preached- twice in NOTES. -Business was brisk in town Tuesday. Mr Chas Stewart, an old and respected resident was engaged in land fruit. BS man and a girl are hired, the rest of the work is performed by the gress. Those who entered as were Miss Swan, of Brucefield ;Misses the Presbyterian church, last Sunday. 'Th@ 1�i sp reel; p�c%iiw Rv7xter q ou> leued men be.ocpgii}g sto the "upper on Monday last. A large number lof ur villagers attended the Western Fair :est week, all coming Dome satisfied. logging, when he suddenly dropped dead. He leaves a wife and large family in inmates. This might be considered such a good story that et would be filled, but is a letter Bay and Bawden, Clinton'; Mrs John Gardner, Mrs Jae Connolly, Mrs W El- Nott, tGoderich township ; and Mrs te e' rf im ' ate ;. most of � ��11ii�r 'r g x r Ira Spicer, of this place, dug 16 (several of them being married com• Portable circumstances. His son is post. no one admitted without from the proper officials. If any one Swartz, Colborne. The prize winners uSK Dfilk; ltiYii a deny good fnan, echo L a few days must wear one of the riche �. ,.bushels of potatoes ]n the short time of two hours and twenty minutes. Heavy t master of, Bandon; he was an uncle of Mrs Geo A Sharman, of Clinton. :feigns sickness, Mrs Hunaberger sends for a doctor, who decides whether he is were in the following order :-Miss Bay, Mrs Elliott and -Miss Swan. The of. crQQwas prepared for those who have acEepted the.gift. He lectured on Mon- opt Dura on Sunday last. Exeter fall "how on Moeda and Tuesday next. e Y Y HORSE SoLD.•--Messrs J. L. and C, ill or not, and }f lie is well and will not work be is put on bread and water un- feting of a side-saddle as a prize for Lady Riders had stimillated consider - 9 . r �ROBEXP HOLAIES, Ls1.5u a year iu a diss C. Depew opera;the key board keys, A Weir, T Fear. Collect!on, ,nd demonstrated to the admiring crowd Pigeons, F Beattie. Collection . vho surrounded her the wonderful fowls, F Beattie, ,plume of these organs and their quick. I.ft•LEMBNl8--Display of buggies, of les" of response to tile touch. Tiro Joba Brunsdon. Two horsy buggy,ope ollowiug letter re,litires no comment :-- S A C%ntelou. One horse buggy, cov 041tou, Sept. 2•r, ISSI. llecognizing the escc'lenue of the exhibit of ed, 'T Tipling. One horse buggy, o , S A Cautelon. Cutter, J Britti5 ;_ )roans Made by W Duberty d& C:o � we clulm it nu• duty to award them a Oold Arcual, The rich Fannin mill; McMurehie &Cit• fly, g one, the pleming desigDy, the perfect work+nan- plow, S Beatty, VV Weir. Iron harro , hill and the' enterpike dlapla)'ed by the tion :ulls forth Vpecial recognititi. + 1 Zipping. Field roller, 4V J. WAMCS, P111W. et ho. Turnip cutter, W Weir. fast 1lOT W G f3a0ADFOOT, Vrc'.-PRss. . shoes, T Tipling 1 & 2. Wooden ptini N, Itosso.r, SRc'v. J Ross. Lumber waggon, J BE lined A.A. BENNETT Plow, T Tipling, W Weir. Horse h trade a fine exhibit ofparlor furniture, or so°ffier, W Weir. beautifully- upholstered, on. which he GRAIN AND FRULT.--I'1'hito Wine was awarded a first prize. Wheat, J Salkeld, Thos Colo. . TAYLOR & SONS AND C CRUIC`HSHANN Winter Wheat, Jas .Lilids:.y,, SPri exhibited specimens of their leather Wheal, A Johnston, J Salkeld. Wh. Oats, A Jolieton, J Masco. Bruisey goods and here both prize winners. Salkeld, fidpi,dsay. Small peas, HARLAND BROS. Cooper, J Lindany. Larg+e peas; showed an assortment of parlor and Cooper, J Salkeld. Winter apples, Elford, G Crossman. Collection-; cook stoves, cutlery, etc., Which appear- ed to good advantage and attracted fruit, W Wise. Golden Itussets,L Cr', considerable attention. Robt Martin. Northern spy, . Wo L Crich. 20 oz Pippins, J Alison, HORACE FOSTER. Diehl Lk Son. Srtow apples, 11 H Sc, made.an exhibit of cabinet and life-size A Innes. Rhode Island Greenin a photos.. People will look at pictures,but Salkeld, A Innes, Baldwins, J Sal; when they are so life -like and finished L Crich, Fall.Pippins, G A Cooper,' in such excellent style as those turned Wise. Strawberry apples, J Sonthcom out by this person, it is no wonder that T Fear. Clinton grapes, S'Cook his corner in the exhibition building Rattenbury. Concord grapes,M Soiiw was continually crowded. In the talc- S Cook. Aogers' No, 4, J Ratteubu, Ing of life-size photos, wondarful pro- Hartford Prolific, J Rattenbury. V gress has been made, and few, if any, reties of . u, a, T Holloway, T' F . artiste, do better work in, spec. Collectioa(of pluma, T Holloway .. 'line than Air Foster. In his show win- cher,; A Johnston, fx Cooper. WIn dow, on Albert St. is a large family pears, Jno Mason. Fall pears, J' •$ group which has been freely spoken of keld, W WIse. ` '' as one of the best likennesses of a family MAsunwTunEB---Home made. clothi .that has even been taken. Johnston.-Home.made.flannel A,. ... GEO A SHARMAN ston, Geo Nott. Factory -made al Made a big display, embracing Team D Graham. Factory -made° flannel; Graham. Pair Blankets, A Johlilii Harness -Stade up with 1 inch trace, round edges, all through, pretty heavy, MI's Wbite, 'pe n coach pads, full -Scotch collars; with 'strips.,• get single b le buggy A Sharman. SetSidglleman' so G A Sharman. Gentleman's se rounded lines and hip A fele set of Double Carriage liarnees, (sold to boots, C Cruicksliank, Taylor,& S Mr W, C. Smith, for $70,) made of En Gentleman's pegged boots, C Crui shank, Taylor & Sons. Parlor set' gush oak tanned leather, solid nickle= A Bennett, Marble Work, WH Coo silver trimmings, niokle hams, close Grape wine; J Worsell, A Johnatoni, plated all-over, coach pads, housings trimmed with red and white, Half -pa- VEGETAaLEg.—Collection garden v tent leather, case collars, and very fine- tables, J Allinson, A Johnston. reties potatoes,.) Rattenbury, S C' ly finished throughout. A set of Single Eaxly rose piftatoe$, J Rattenbutlly; Buggy Harness, made from English ' h 1'd ill - ollow{ty. ;Beaus of 4ebion, TI. da evening. Iie is a grand old man. In movieH911Jete-of thanks, Dor Hill, MBtliodr6nt$ryapoke tntesix"est riliseof 1ier+C `niquy andlldsibork. Pf,'t, . Al 5�-� };.. _p' I.Lamlitoll UsbQrne.—'•• ACK i'ROM MANITOBA. -Mr Nicholas r, of Usborne, returned from a tri'lamonths' visit last Thursday. He spent the most of the summer m the Oak Rivek' Di met and reports the P orgpq ian,tli6 iR lement, as really excel, lent. Mr Shier states that lie never saw wheat in Omareo anything like as good Y g, , g as;what he save in the Prairie Province, cluii the set summer. He tells us ng'r P that he. gs+ammense tracts (not ,fields) that will' yield, at the least calculation, 40 'bushels to the acre. The other crops were equally abundant. Mr Shier is q Y of , the 'opinion that wheat raising in Manitoba at 50 cents per bushel will pay a better than raising it in Ontario at $1 P bushel. There was no front this aeon to do any harm and he likes the cl}mate all through first rate. At Gres wold State west of Brandon,wheat,from ' the threshing machine, sold the day he left, at 45 cents per bushels. _.�. _ _ p - • HORSES Po UaD.-Mr Benjamin Case, •who had a valuable team, democrat ;waggon and harness stolen a week ago, has qct track of them at Sombre, in county, One of the animals died there, And. the other -is not expected .to recover. 'The were overdriven b y y ,the thieves. No trace of the thieves has been heard of, Mr Case has gone after his stolen property. w , -� ---�++— :' • Blyth. `, Don't forgot the fair on October 11th "' ,and 12th., MR A. M. Emigh, of London, 'Vas in,, town on Weclnesda Y Mr Alex Munn is indisposed and un- able to leave the house. Mr George y Phillips retuned home from Strethroy on Saturday last. A large number from town attended ,the exhibition in London, last week. Last week one of the large plate glass windows for Miide'sblockwaa accident• , ads broken. Y Mr R. W. Dunbar has removed luta his new premises, one door north of .. , Kelly's brick block. - villas -Herd returned -to towel-tDlswveek .to take charge of the millinery depart- meut of Messrs Anderson & Elder. Howson, of this township, have sold their splendid L stallion Honest Jim, to a AIr Henry Lynn, of Ailsa Graig, fora good Iotmd sum. IL }s a good horse and the purchaser has a batgatn, ---} Sunshine. GARDEN PARTY. -The garden art which was gotten u b thForesters on g P Y Tuesda evenin assed off'ver sucess- Y gp y ' fully. The first part of the programme was a game of baseball played between the Brussels and Belgrave teams, result- lire en a v}dory for the former, While -till game was going on the ladies were very active in preparing aheartyrepast, c• to whish all id ample juatice:a This being over, the crowd had the privilege of listening to some ver good selections g v g of music, both vocal and instrumental, and several speeches on Forestry by men from 'Win Liam, Blyth, Brussels g Y etc. The Brussels brass band being in attendance acquitted themselves in a very liberal manner, and about eleven o'clock the crowd began to separate, all g P being satisfied with the evening's amuse. ment. •--- j, s j�r�l�;y�YYa4h: -- - ' There were four'steam threshers with• in two miles of each other, on the 0th til he I.Now, Mr Editor, why can- able practise,and there ,were six entries not a home on this plan be run in the for this, ling only four resented hem• P Y 1? county of limon, and not allow such selves. The amateur riders'haturall poor unfortunates as I have mentioned thought it was unfair that they should above to roam at will, and be at the be itted a ainst a rofess sal like g p Z,o -mercy of the public. Few will care to Miss Swan, but as no restric ions ap- take such into their homes, but all patently had been made as to who could would be willingto bear a share in pro'. enter the lists,there was no alternative. viding a home or the unfortunate poor. The contestants were,, 'Miss Swan, Brucefield ;Miss Laithwaito, Goderich township; Miss Bawden, Clinton and HUlute3ville. p s NOTEs.-The people say that butter- •Mra R. Ferris, Hullett, and prizes were.. nuts should not be gathered on the Sell- awarded the. three Arst named in the bath Day. Remember the anniversary order written. services on Sunday -and Monday next. J. Brunsdon, Londesboro; R. A. Call- GOOD 'THRESHING: Messrs J. and A. telon and T. Tipling, Clinton were the McLeod and Mugford threshed, on the. only exhibitors in the carriage line. farm of John R. Holmes, Huron road, INDOOR, DEPARTMENT. 1 400 bushels of oats on the afternoon With the single exception that the of Tuesday, Sept. 20. Good work, boys. quantity of ladies' work- shown was riot EARLY SLEIGHING.—It was very cold equal to last year, the inside exhibit here on Monday morning last, as was was splendid, There were a couple o! evidenced by the fact that one of our beautiful collections of ladies' work,large villagers was seen passing along the exhibits of dairy produce, and fruit and street clad in an overcoat, accompanied vegetables that -would have done credit b horses and sleigh. Y g to a much larger show -in fact the vee- LEG BROKEN.—While DIr, William etables, considering the dry season,were Gregg was digging a well one day last wonders in their kind, and the roller uceek a-poltlon of one side-ofat .caved in foto •-i-siloR`n b -M'r�os Alianson was about 10 feet above him, striking him on y g spoken of by several, as being better the leg, breaking cite of the bones. It than any exhibit at London. is astonishing how he escaped instant oak -tanned leather, wit so i etc e trimmings: The pits is made were En gliah leather alurtmgs, leather covered tree and jockey, Burlington hook and turrets, round edges, well finished and was made for a man_ at Shakespeare. also showed a single track harness, the first of the kind he had ever made, the from English oak leather, 'crooked breast collar, with traces sewed on. In ' the key pad a special feature of it is tlis,t not a single stitch ill it can be aeon. The turrets are low on the saddle and can be brought higher up, if desired, to answer for a, buggyharness. It has a cin le bell ba, and can be driven g Y without traces or breeching. This set was sold to Mr L. Kennedy. The following is the prize list:- HonsEs, IMP.RTFD,-Brood mare A ' Imtes, R Martin. Spring Foal, Jae ROSS, J Mcillillian. Two year old filly, W Rinn, Robt Martin. One year old filly, R Martin. CANADI IN HEAVY DRAL'G8T -Heavy draught team, A Innes, E Butt. Brood mate, J McMillan, A Innes• Spying foal, A Innes, Thos Fear. Two year old••gyear ; A -illy, ee Sid-riot-knaw;z Two year old filly, Geo Dnle. One year old gelding,Jas Southcombe,.JStanbnry. toll, sited by Lincolnshire Tom, Jas loway. White E'lep,fint, T Fear. M gold Wurtzalfl, C Spooner, J W on., QQy low Globe Mangold Wurtzels, A In C Spooner. Alttingham estrous; H011ovvay. Long Orange carrots,i Hollaway, J Salkeld. Early Horn Tota, T Holloway, J Allanaotx. w Bel i&n carrots, J Salkold, C Spodr Swede turnips, J`°Southcombe, J O . Nott. Grey Stone turnips, J MAsoi Allanaon. White Globe turnips, J on, J Allanson, Short Garden oars T Holloway, A Johnston.. Long • b1 beets J Allanaon, S Cook. Blood + nip beets, for table use, S Goole Johnston. Parsnips, S Cook, T k% way. Winter cabbage, J O Elliott; lanson. Pickling cabbage, l Allan' Cauliflower, Allinson. Uuipiis, f seed, Cook, Allinson. Potato oni J Rattenbury, J Woon. Ear Corn, Elliott., Adam Weir. Water Melon Johnston, J Allinson. Moak Melon Johnston, J Allinson. Citrons, W . ter, A Johnston. Red tomatoes, H way, Allanson. Pumpkin, A Johns G Cooper, Squash,J Elliott Allan Celery, Allanaon, J O Elliott. ' --- , Alx•�RRonvc�i. W adetu . ter, J Townsend, W Robinson.RGb}usTen; crock butter, �V bale, W Robin Creamery bntter,Londesboro Cream �- Londesbor�>. The new moon about 2 miles cast is ( ) Dlisa Tena Morgan, who has been this week. G. F. OASES' death. The fracture is, progressingLindsay,R Jenkins. Butter, rolls or prints, W Robinson neer1y;,,two,Qwoek%,V1dv. • visiting friends in Bay City, Mich., for Mr, D. Scott has added a stone root favorably. exhibit was, at t e entrance to AGRICCLTPRAL HoRsEg.-Brood mare, Schwarz. 25 lbs. Crock Butter,. A unique and;ihterestin service was some time returned home last week. house to his already capacious stables. AV✓AR'ARD, FOR THE cow. -On entering the hall, and consisted o an 8 -foot high T Izzard, J He VIil}an.. Spring foal, cost Schwarz, Geo Nott. Extracted bei coeduo;t�ed iIi the al2ethodist church last , Mr John AicH}anon attended the fact Farmers are be ronin to a more at- beginning pay his stable last Wednesday morning, Mr, Church Organ, with pip top, 0 octave y, J Izrard, R Meson, L r old or fill ` -y 'H Elford, W $ Fbtster. Acne . Y saw Ab evening: A 15 nr20 -minute lin Clinton this week. Rumor says that tention to stock raising. T. Pickard was surprised to find aneigh- key board and'six full set of reeds, in filly, G Christopher, E. Eaddie. Team, combe, H R Walker. One cheese, address on a practical theme bythe'pas•' there are special attractions for John Mr W: Ross is spending Afew days at bar's cow there in.a rather unenviable walnut, finished with polished ash ven- R Magon, Jeones'lair. Entire colt, C toiy made,- T Cooper. .Homer tor, enforced by scriptural passages in that town, home before be returns to Toronto eer. A No 1 Parlor organ, walnut case position. During ' the night she had g ' Dale, jr. • awl 3 J Mason. Yearling cheese, A Johnston, G Nott. Bread; which were read by several members of the congregation • a severe piece of .inn• The adjourned Scott Act case against University. He looks'well and says be the he appointed to evidently entered the stable and in at. trimmed with black ask,polishedveneer, 6 set reeds and 6 octave., A Cottage stallion, W Rill ti. 1) McGregor, W Dale. Yearling felly, 1V Whitmore, 2nd not with breadmaker's yeast, Mrs Ro Mason, Mrs John Worrell. 5 Ilia c ex see b te oir, and then two excellent ch Mr John Bennett was r$sumed on Wed. nesday, before Police Magistrate' Wil- enjoyed work was take charge of. tempting to turn in the feed passage had broken through the floor and was there Organ, walnut r ase, finished ;with. oil, 3 known• but er,, Wm Robinson, James Lincs' addresses the same theme mem- Hams. His Honor Mound a conviction - Mr WDobie`and family, -Miss Robin- suspended between the stable and cellar, set reeds and .> octave, and a pipe top ROAD oR CARRIAGE .I oBgEg.-Brood Assortment of bakingmade from Jai' here of •the church. We thought, it d cod 'sea to see the pew engaged t, well g ? Pg against Mr Bennett. son and Mr Robinson left for Wisconsin on Wedneada The former will take parlor organ, walnut; finished in oil, 4. She was with difficulty extricated from sets of reeds and 5 octave. The promi- her '7 his is mare, John Avery, A Gordon. Roadster team, T C Dohert W Grieve. 2- I y' Y Baking Powde•r', Mrs R Mason,, M Worsen. Home-made' bread, Mr • as the pulpit, and we believe that such P P On Friday evening last the grand ball in honor Mr J. W. Shaw held in y charge of his'brother's farm, and the perilous position. not the only cow that his lately needed- human nent features in these organs are the gelding'or filly, C Avery, Jas Broadfoot. Worsell, Mrs Jas Ross. Baker's Br' a service again would be well received. The morning service was an open Sun -Milnes of was Hall. A large number were litter will enter a tradin store for the g metal sheathed pedal, which prevents aYNP�Thy and owners beware 1 the player's feet from wearing out the 3- x old fill , W Cnningham,. ?iyndall Bos. Bu y horse, R Fitzsimons, Jas J R Evans; W Young. LADIES' Woux.-Collection 'L• a day school meeting. Singing by the present, and enjoyed themselves in trip: in the light fantastic. g winter. The roof is nearly completed on Mr eTsir ED Stat A few days ago balanced cylinder, and Mr, AlbertHalstead on visiting his barn carpet, perp with g tori bot. Beattie, E Smarts. Saddle horse , D B y• work, 'Miss Nott, Mrs Hove Fa Mess school, a Scriptural reading -and an ad- .dress on "The S. S. Pledge" to the ohil• ping ACCIDENT.—What might have been a W. Scott's new stone houue. It is one the best in the township and presents all Sited up I pre absolutely was surprisedtodiscover What purported the barn. On toms, which prevents the entering of y, A Cook. colt 1 and Kennedy, , John Stanbury, 2 Robert Autteraon. Breeding Miss Nott, ti, ; g, Tatting, Mies. Nott, Mies MoE, ' dren by Mr Rogers. Mr Braithwaite, serious accident happened to Mr George of ffi a fine appearance. We wish r Scott to be a tram sittin near p g mice intro its works. This' speaks for beingaccoated and questioned b Mr. q Y I. r old colt; Robt Beacom. J T Carter, I y Crochet work, wool, Lonis Crich. Superintendent, presiding. ,�.....,_ Martin, clerk }n Hamilton's hardware store, oli Wedrieshy last: It appdais may lou live to enjoy the fruits of his Y g j Y labors. itself : Halsted be homplaened of being hungry Clinton. Sept. 2s, lee7. The to Sin le carria a horse, A Forbes, T Ti g � P ling. Year o d, road or carriage colt, A Work, A Johnstan, Miss MCEwan. broidery in Cotton or Muslin, Miss : . ,S]tanley, -1 ,, ;1 .• BIG']Eifilct•: lMr W ti2offatt, of'tbe 3rd that George was engaged in displAyin en `the A base ball match between. the Inde- and wished to be kept over night. We, the undersi;;ned, feel it oirr duty award latter wish Mr Halsted said he could,not Air G. F. Oakes a gold medal for his superior display of Oigans at the Central Eshibaion, Gordon, J Stanbury. Lady rider, Miss Swan, Miss Leithwaite, Miss F Bawden, Ewan. Lmbroidery in Silk, Miss 'Ewan. Bead word, A Johnston. con.,•of Stanley, old, a 6 -year oid,borso qs to Mr John McMann, of Seaforth, fpr' some revolvers, and while act oo doing so he discharged one of. the wea• loaded. The ball pendents, of 6th line, and the Belgrave clubs• came off at'the latter lace,, on..tQ_satiate ,p comply with, but invited him to the house Sona AlA60N, YAsg. his hunger, which invitation w Q 1;ROADFooT, V'C'R-PRas. SECT.Milts Lad driver, Miss Ba Mrs W Elliott, Y y+ , S4ian. S tin foal, J r Carter p b + ting,fancy, Miss Nott, Lotto Cr Knitting, cotton atocltin s, A Johns gg 'the large sum of $250. Don't it a to pay pons, which was passed through his left h nd,•and in-ade Saturday, and resulted in a VIctory for the Independents by a score of 28 to 25. e r. Halstead then repast: N. s,of c uelp ed to the ]souse for victuals and Ott re. Mise (xettie Johns, of Guelph, an ac- ed to the A Angus. Coolest work, cotton, si Rose; Pitch in or ruse good horses. n ugly gash A doctor was on hand d dressed Owing to the ball being used up only turning found the object of his sympathy compliahed musician, manipulated the instruments,playing TuonoBr,Rn (i:1TTL$.^ iIilch colo, W J Biggins, A Elcoat. 2 -yr did heifer, Nott. work silk vel Miss Rumbell. Patch Work quilt,. The work on the new dwelling ]louse of Mr D. Smith, has been at a stance and the wound and George g g doing well, although lie is Suffering con• seven innings were played, the Inde- Pendants refusing to play with a useless had left and he seeing him in the distance keys of these some followed him with a plentiful supply of of her own compositions and was lis- H Snell & Sons, W J Biggins. , 1 -yr old er than Log Cabin, 1 & 2 DiisaMcEt�' Berlin Wool raised, Miss still for the last two weeks. The sisters who took the job failed to do theif work siderablr from the wound. ---� - — ball. Had there been a good bat] avail- able they would have played the nine bread, butter and pie. To big surprise the tened to by an appreciative crowd, would-be tramp refused the former but shouting the capabilities, of these organs. heifer, Snell & Sons, W J Biggins. Raill calf, W J Biggins, Snell & Sons. Heif- work, Ewan, A Johnston. Braiding : Mise in the time agreed to. Kinburu. hinings and made a better score. They readily consumed the latter. Mr, Iia]- Mr Oakes has opened a wareroom for er calf, W J Biq ins, Snell & Sons. -Silk, Female animal, W J Biggins, Snell & Misfl Nett. Twine work, ''wan, W Ii Forster. Flowers Si PEnSOVALa.-Mr and Mrs Lowrie, airs An interesting servers was con have reason to be proud as at the former * the sale of his organs stead now concludes that whenever Joe t,ans in the store next to C. C.. Rance & Co, Huron St. Sons. 'Herd of any breed, J Biggins, wire, A Johnston. Farmer's Wre Mrs Erwin, of Blanshard, Perth Co„ were visiting friends here last week ; . among the children last Sabbath. Mrs Ii. A. Cameron his been visiting match they were beaten by Ill to 7 in favor of Bel ave. wants anything to eat he will act the pert of a tram much better b raisin p y g SI;NGFR SEWING MACHINE CO. Snell & Sons. herd of Polled Angus, Jae McFarlane. W B Forster. Woolen stockings,' Nott, Miss McEwan. Gent's . Li they were the guests of Mr J. McCully, ]ler sister, Mrs A. W. Sloan, in Blyth. - _-___1,',-- _ Lolelitirn. at the house to get it, " represented by their Clinton agent, Mr NATIVE on GRADFs.2- r old heifer, Y Shirt, handmade, Mess i4Ihirts, le of the Bra con. Mr Thos McDonald and On Sunday, Oct. 9; Rev C. V, Lake fiolborLlP. 1'. C, Edmunds, had several of theex• W Elliott, Jae Young.Milch cow, W Nott. Gent's. C,ptton Shirts, Johnal wife, of London, are visiting, friends ?lore ; ivlr McDonald is a member ofthe ' will preach a ,Missionary service in the Methodist church, BItiEFB.--•DIr John Linklater is put. ting quite a large addition to hie barn. Dvow-mD.-Mrs. Ilavier P,aechler, of cellemt machines runninq,and the opet- palls Reserve,left the house last Friday ators were kept busy attending to the Cooper, W Dale. Pair 2- r old steers, y J Stanbury, C Dale. Pair yearling bosom, Mfss McEwan, A Gent's Fancy flannel shirt, Geo N police staff in London. ,• We are pleased to see Mr R. Stephen• Mr and Mrs W. Cook, from Goderich last night to get a pall of water, the men wants and answering the questions of steers, John Dile, J McFarlane. Year- ,PL Johnston. Plein Iland Sewing, Metwan, Miss Nott. Berlin wool wi Belsrave. son. who was ill for a week past, able to be about again. township, visited relatives here week. Mrs B. Hogarth is home again thinking that the was unusually ]g the crowd who watched their operations, away went to look for her and i I i i i ;: The were kept busy doing ling heifer, W Dale, J Stanbury, 3 -yr old steer, I and 2 J Stanbury. `L -yr old tl'af, Miss McEwen, A Johnston. W Simon Vannorman and his son Jack ieft for the Bruce mines lastweek,where Miss M. J. Snell is at Harriston this after spending a fely days with her parents. James Linklater and Alex. P machines lying in the mill race where the water some beautiful eresene and etchingwork, was about ten feet deep, it is supposed and showed the utilit of the machines steer, C Dale, Jas bort. Heifer calf, W Grieve, T Carbert. Fat cow or heif- len socks, Miss Nott, Miss MOE* Woolen gloves, Miss McEwen, A,Ta tea will work in the. woods. Y week visiting •her brothers and $ester, g Mrs J. M. Taylor. Clutton have gone on a trip to Hamilton. spending Miss Hume, who has been s endin the Y as the night was darn and the path nar- in doing the finest kind of fanc work. g Y row that she made a mss step end fell er, B Hunter, A Elcoat. SnEEP--LEICESTER$.-Aged ram, ram atom. Log Cabin (,)niit,'`Miss MoEv� g Miss McEwan, i L Crech. Ra Mat, 4 �Mr 'Govenlock, of Seafortb, shipped 4k hogs last that feeding DIr Robt. Campbell is having the `on summer with her Sister, Mrs Clutton, A number of handsome panels and oth• over the bank. Mr. Baechler and fam. er articles were shown,the eresene work lamb, sbearling ram, pair aged ewes, Nott. Rag Carpet, A Johnston, WH is week were at the cheese factory here. 'They were dna work his handsome brick house returned to Galton Monde We under- I hill have the s m nth of the entire i Y sympathy Y of which was done entirely by the Sin• air ehearlin ewes piir ewe lambs, 1i P g , 1 king. Hand painting, on silk or vel g Cruickshank, Mica Nimmons. and fat. oohed on as rapidly as possible. P P Y P Miss Bella Schoales returned home stand Lhut`Mre McLeod has rented the house on the farm of Mr John Shaw, neighb6rhood in this sad bereavement. ger. Acouple of fowls in a p}nsb back. PRF.SENTATION.—On , Friday evening, round, attracted considerable notice, g Snell & Sons. COTSWOLDS. - Sbearling ram, ram Miss Pmt, ARTS -Pencil drawing, a The Mountain Goats of East Wawa• nosh, played a game of bass ball, on from elmore last week where she has $ beer, visiting her sister, Mrs Rainton. g and will shortly move there. R. Stuart has been engaged to teach in S. S. No.b, Sept. 20th the Sunda sebool,con re a• P ' Y g q and looked so lifelike that many thought tion and choir of Zion M. C. met in the they were the work was lamb, air Aged ewes air sheariin p , g P g ewes, •pair ewe lambs, 1 and 2 John Cruickshank. Painting in Oil, Col line Hoare, Master Hovey, Photogre Saturdayldsthere,a against Be] rave g e } club. The game was not finished AS it Miss H. M. Caldwell has returned for the first Six months of 1886. Master Hillary Horton is ver sick at )resent Y Y I paibyt Si church to show their esteem and attic• 'etehin ' done b the Singer also. Those g Y g to Mr. R.• H. Morrish for the Curring. Pen of Sonthdotvna, Robert Marten. Pen of Oxford or Shropshire. H. Foster. Penmanship by boy nn 16,+ Jas Stanbury. became too ark. Alex. Scott acted as from an extended visit to Toronto, New Castle, Sault Ste. Marie and other with congestion of the lungs. elation who intend to buy a sewing machine interest which he has taken in connee. should look at the mechanism of the downs, J McFarlane, W Cooper. I`IaWEng.-Ten Weeks Stocks, Robinson. Verbenas, mmpire• _-,M A � '. places. .-�_- Gotlerich Township. tion with the church especially as leader P Y Singer, as it appears to be of superior, of the choir, they presented him with a and we understand that LARGE BREED Pies.—Brood sow, Thos Tipling. Boar, littered in 1887, George To, lor, W Ro inion. Petunias, W J Biggins Hill'fl Green. Mr Geo. Frown has disposed of his handsome peer of heavy draught horses At the recent Western Fair, in Lon. workmanship, chair, silver water pitcher and goblets, Mr Edmunds has sold a ver large g Plewes, Sow littered in 1887, T Tipling. Taylor. DRh1iaS, T Fear. Geraitiu in flower, J Wortants, Hanging Bea1 NFivg 1TFtfa.-A number of our young visited London fair; the report people Y P McMinn & Dickson, for the don, Mr W. Herbison of the creamer yy' before him in the together with an address. number during the past season., Mr. Morrish, who was completely P Y SMALL BREED — BRRxsnInE.— Aged oar E Bell, T Carbert. Brood Sow Boar' ' filled plants, tu J Bowens, J q `1 having had a very pleasant time. Mies handsoMessrme handsome sum of $42b. carried neverything,gan butter line, getting three first prizes surprised leis under deep feeling when THI: DOHERTY ORGAN CO. having littered in '87, J Izzard, Jas Solt• Boquet of natural flowerfl,�V Boo Bennett,of Vawn township,Yorkcounty, :firs Wm. Snell has disposed of an- and the sweepstake. P he came forward to reply to the address. Showed a Double Bank Pipe Top Lindsay. Boar, littered eh '87, E ]Kell, lor, W Robinson. • is visitingat her uncle's, Mr Jos. Hud, --A Last week J. E. Tool inspected other ver fine heavy dram ht two year Y Y g Y old colt, to Mr Geo, Brown, for the fast week Mr Ben Switzer, and three Ile made a Short but ver suitable reply. Or an, with pedal base. This instru• Y P Y• g P •rhe remainder of, the eveningwas spent ment in Gothic Style iseminent] ads t• T Wallace. Sow, littered in '87, T Wallace. Berkshire Sdw, J Mason, (/ aIInop:s• Hravv Hint Fs° W Grainger, (lull, .eon's. the schools in sections No. 3, Hay, and Y handsome sum of $i25. other members of- the family, picked and packed one hundred barrels of ap• b a few remarks b membrs of ed for churches sod ell, ublic hall a, &o. Y Y e p Sooner. Berkshire Boar, I' Bell. P Tas;(#atnit, St Helena; W B Hit Wroxeter. ., No. 7, Stanley. If report be true a double wedding will shortly take place Mr John Fowler intends leaving this week for Brandon Man., with another plea. This if; ood-work, but Ben iq a I q church which was interspersed with The design is Ornate and of pleasing music by the choir, proportions, with a striking boldness of SMALL RnFRn-SbFFOLu-Aged Bohr, Geo Plewes, J Govier. Brood Sow,hav- LIMIT HoRsFs:-A Young, S. aftl. ai the residence of one of our prominent lot of horses, Mr Fowler is doing a hustler when'-�H+s o be. - Bnmrs.-John Levy has renter} the form and outline. Everythinpi apper- ing littered in 187, Geo Plewes. Boar, m W •I iVlcCutcheou, Wren, m. CATTI,F —n Mer.aren, Hullett p farmers. Mr Will. Hill returned from large bus}Hees en horses. We wash him 1L�eucitiil. house recently occupied by Mr. Morrish taining to the instrument is in every littered in '87, Jno Govier, Geo Plewes. '87; ')meth, Maple Grove ; G Nichol: York State last week after an extended every possible success. teacher at Benmiller, who has accepted way ti to the universal] recognized nized p y P y g Sow, littered in 1 & 2 G Plewes. 1Wozeter. visit among friends there. Mr James Turner is repairing bis kitchen this fall. Mr Wm.MOIntosh has returned e ned home from Sheldon, Dak„ where he has been NOTFs.--The sevexe.frQst ou Snnday night left Some of our gardens desolate. g q a position as traveller . for_ a Chicago standard -of merit, not ozXly i�u material,,.. publishing house, and intends mov constructive woikmanal.1 . aril A -iii, _IOULTRv-Black P Plush, W Lliott, `N Orieve, ligIA-Milim-U, T"RAt�; BnFr4---PTWr=-,, Proctor; b-51gre J Cowan, - Mr JDa. Foster's hbuse is rapidly' ap. proaching completion. sppending the Summer with big brothers. Mr McIntosh likes the Mr Weatcxitt ]las the bile fivork of his new residence completed, and the car- Ing tiler. ghoi•tly, It will be more but also in the quality, depth and rich- convenient for hie business, -Messrs. ness of tone, the ease and facility of 1&2. Dark Brallmas, F Beattie, Jolm WOrselh Grey Doi -kings, PXenttie, W wLanr JI G'Scott • Soaforth r + • country very well, well, but not enough to induce him to ppenters are busy putting on the roof. James Mumling and John B, Durst manipulation, and in the character, Grieve. Black Polands, F Beattie. Yonnti LondeSboro. . Porter's Hili. leave us, Afessi•s McArthur & Bali have opened have been awarded the contract of power, airs range of its harmonies. An Golden Poland$, F Beattie, J Dfaamu. i4IAxUrreTUnxs-1T Plumateel, Cleft NoTFs.-Mr John Black and Sister of ,•lir John Williams, formerly of this out a complete stock of hardware, etc„ in the building the new school house to be ][;ethetic Organ, walnut, with cel finials,q Spangled HAmbur s, F Beattie. Hon• F Beattio. Plymouth VFVr.T0r,Fs-X 0irvin, WbStWAV G Middleton, Ooderich tpwn shop recently occupied by R. & erected on the lith coilcesaion.-Mr. revolving fall board and panels veneered dans, 1 & 2 osh ; Paisloy,and DIr Robert Richmond and place,but now of Sault Ste.Mar,e,Mieh., 1v1. Ball, as a millinery store. On Bat- Nicholas is erecting a neiv verandah en and iiigbey finished. Also two of their Rooks, I * 2 F Beattie. Buff Cochins, L. Plumnter, Clin t,:n. sister, of Cbealey,were the quests of Will. they is here viSiting his daughter, Mrs S, S. Cole; Mr Williams has large urday afternoon last the jubilee of the front of his house.--Cnite A number of beautiful Boudoir organs, five and six F Beattie. White Leghorns, F Beat- DAIRY PRonx-m-i T Stanbut,Clih Sterlinglast week; report apples a farm in 2nd toll,, and a number of our "village Colbornites tool: in the. London Show Octaves respectively, walnut ease; oil tie. Brown Lepghorns, J Worael], F 11. Plumsteel, Clinton. Jas 1'11Diibi a total failure in that part of the coon- that part and likes Uncle Sams do- sports'' mot on the school grounds of last week. -Mr, Ilerman Maedel, of finish; revolving fall board and panelq, Beattie. ('''nine Fowlq, 1 & 2 J Beattie. Seaforth. try. Messrs Alfred and Japes Sterling mains well, and many of your reftabre No. 10. Hay, for an afternoon's fun, and Owen Round, returned W.kt Satin'day to brilliantly polis}red. The organs of this Pantamq, I & 2 'Aeattie. Diieks,Pokin, LADtr•.s' Wnnic--•Mr8 Dr Young, t and deters were visiting friendA in Alor. will bp plcaged to learn of hiq doing spent the time at foot ball, quoite, inn Spend n few dnyq tinder hiq parental eoin parry fire so well known that little J Mason, W Grieve. Rnuin Dnoka, F desboro. Mrs G ;]fiddle'tOn, dA# g ris last week. well. ning, throwing the stone, ete. ; roof. re'luures to be said concerning them. Beattie, (ices», 1 & 2. W Orievo, Tnr• toWh*.)lip. llrq J McTXiehaoli '' - ., r „. .,,-.*-,-,-.--_-11 ..vx ,X2.cn� "..,_�_....-.,.. _. { ._ . ... __ . _-._-_--1-.-__....._...,. _ ."