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CLINTON NEW ERA,
vouttoill -ItiltECTORY,
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erviees are hel4 in the enurebee in-Olin:Con Ss fellows
WIT4LIS-(0anada rroilbsicrise)-snev. A. Stewart.
paetor,. Sabbath -11 A. lit. aod 6.80p.m.; prayer meet -
me at 9.45 a.m.; Sabbath eelroo1-2.80 p.m.; general
prayer moeting-AVednesde,y, 780 pan.
OANAD4UST7IOPIST.--Itev.0,Sutherland,paster,
8abbath-10.80 a.m.eand 6.80 parry, Sabbath Reboot-
. 2,00p.ra,; youngyeeple'eprayermeetfeg-Toesday,8.00
P.m.; general prayermeeting-Wedneeday, 8,00 pan.
BIBLE ORRISTIAN.--Rev, R. Thomas, pastor.—W.
Okapple avelstant, Sabbath -10,80 a,m.tand6.80 p.714.;
Nobbsal school -2.00 p,art.; prayer meeting -Wanes -
day, 7,80
ST, PATIL'S:--(Episeopal).--Rev„ R. O. Mathew, pas-
tor, 003140x-11 a:rn, and 7 p.m, ,• Sabbath sehee1-4
p.m.; public movies- TredninglaY, tee palm rVemic
people's prayer neienag--Foass, 7.80 pan.
Soto mut Stiwitatip litattevo:
schout Trustee ateeting., •
The regularmonthly meeting of the
Nehool :bnard was lield on Monday even-
ing.
Pzesent-;--the cheirman,and Messrs.
Coats, Holmes; Scott., and Hine. The
•• minutes of the preVions Meeting. were
read andapproved, MoYed by Mr, Gaeta,
' aeconfled by Mr.Scott that the following
aaccitints` be paid, viz.' II. -Moore, $2 ;
Vi7alter Cook, 415.12 aohiles4; SSD,
."49 '0601:ge .PiS111; $2:40.-:4€14rriecl, 'The
• committee 'reported to the board that
they had looked over the school premises,
and seen *that„ thas„repeirt were ell com-
plete, and the roOnli adenithed, out and
• cleaned; and ell readYtcie the Sembdr
<aliening. The board .theri adjourned.
1911A1APIED, junons.-On thelist .of
voters fcir this town them are pe
265 r-
: .
Wine 4atia1ified „to act as juror.
GooD WEicari-LaA lady in ton it;
• the possessor of a six 'mouths old baby
that .turns the scale At thirty polinds. .
MauviTona..,a-Anoilier of these' very,
intetesting. Manitoba,. letters,. .froin the,
pen • of,.Mr,, -:Thos:-'Greenway, Willbe
• found, on• •onr'711iPage:
PlOtuo..L-The picnic of this Presby-
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teritin.Sabhath School wat very largely
Attended; the day was tine,' and all.
passed off without any..mishap. • .
Lryo: .SToox nr• Man. -One day last
week a .package of beet was received at
.- the. post. officehere; they. did, nist 'Lye-
' ignite -any hag; '" handle- witligare."
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Civic HOLIDAY. -.-.In compliance with
a situnerotudy-signed requitition,":: the
-Mayerlue issued /life Pa'ociaination 'fix-
_ the.fitlt -of.
, minima eiadolitilidati.• '...•
'CAICADIANS laT; A
the lata': 81114V919: :AV:Winnipeg "yra ab.
terve the names Of thefollowing from
this neighborhood OE •Mclevish•-and
• -G. A. Clines, Morris, and J.....Bryttes,_
Seaforth; • '• • •-
•• WELL • DONE. -.---At the' ,entrance ex
animation to $t. Thomas High Scheel; -
Miss '.Ida Zealand, :aged 12: _yeare,
• formerly of this plaae, succeeded ,in ob-
taining . the diploma, Atncing at: large
intnibdr of applicaniti, .801;44 of whOin, „
-seerd 'cater ;.20..yettre'Of.aglia• ••:"' :•'::
A :Viisrr • ACiAINST 'IIIS Yam...77On
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•
Monday a.rintig man in tOwn went' .0
to tihe Western train to see some friends
• whom lie eXpeoted-ruld pass threttglir
IliegOVOM'the 401#•and':.14a ;Isa: latos:
..im;ecni•iferiarik withthem,that iiart:
'eid before he thought'd getting Out; and.
when he -tried 'to get Mit,' it was -going
• to feet dare not, - 'Borrowing
inonetfrotiPicktotid;lati
Went to tonikin,..tind "•saiv the sights".
•• with the nest of theta. • .• •
$1tateiTHETac.---On 'Monday everdpik:
a very.„914 won:teat. ,atirive814 hem feons
IlteimitoOli her' era§ to Blyth. • 'Being•
..witbont'friencle; ahe bad, <been- kkerily
carried." free from'. Stretford; and after
• she got 'Off. Abe train hez e • her mi•-•
fertnnater. donditApn„ beesan'e !".knoWn,'
• when a gentleman paid for her nights'
-lodging sit a hotel and .seyeral young
mien,who were at .•the "station at the
time, took up a subseription on her be -
'halt •Atethey handed it to her, and the
• thanked, them for it, the teartstreataing
"down. her-feedillierfelelktIly •repaittfot
: their kinti, act: • ••••• •••
A.CVIDENTALLY Poisvifaits.--Litist,week
a ItinallYinr..town had a. narrow .e.scape
••fr.* Whatfixiight have :been • a seriont
aaeo-of pisizioning; ae it Was, 'the head
•etthe family Was the only' erie affected.
Currant andcither hushes in ifie.. garden.
Were suffering frOnt grubs, find hellebore
had been puttbated to sprinkle . ou
. them.FOr conveniencein Usei this Wits
placed' in • an ordinary pepper bottle.;
t and by mistake it: wah plaeed 'oil the
dinner table, whthe aforeaaid .party
sprinkled his vietuals with it,. end p,era
• took thereof before the mittake• Was
diriceVereil, Remedies wore at. once
• ..upplied and.wearepIeasoto sar,..t.hat
- no serious rein t
Horton,' of Oficial.,
ich•ToWnshiP, left with is a neat little
• box containing about a "pound of honey'
• in the just -' ea -the ‘beesliticif
there. A nturiber of stonier boxes lire
plaged in the hiie and the bees fill them
- eo that :they can be taken �ut and
' placed. On the able for use. He will
ha•ve a quantity to diePosi of tide' 'fall.
He, infiatms us that this has been: a
good honey waffle!), the bees. beknis be*
• preliSei'lsWirMing ortki,lio4i.5iootiesttfl
insathering honey. Ile hat One live
.tliefatiVartitdd'early in the Season And
• from Which he hag tsiken about titenty
• ptitilids of honey and tiro • eivarMe
•WM The keeping Of Imo isen etisy
incl'"interefiting. oeduPtiticin; and :it is
• tiOnieWhat sortimaing that MON) Of Our
• ag14/071tOrtil friends,dttnet entet !tit? it, ,
OAT8.-0110 day liwt, week we were
shown by Mr. Gallagher a head of oats
that he had received' from the Meek
Hills, Montena PG1.1.41317. It was the
heaviest that we had ever seen, and
contained over 500 grains.
Szn�r ICILVED,-00. Thursday last a
number of sheep were shipped by train
from Goderic,h. When the train arriv-
ed 'here, it wee found that one oe two
had fallen through a trap door in the
end of one of the cars, and:_been ran
over. .
OTEHEOIIKED.--Our friend of the Nx-
positor evitlently forgot there had been.
a eriejtet Matchin Seaforth the previotie
week, as no mention is made of the
same.. The mate]) was between Clinton
and Seaforth; the latter was not the
inicoessful team, however.
OnE,O.r ThirS.-Du Tuppday net, our
civic holiday, the G. T. R. It, will offer
• cheap fares -to 'Toronto, good to re-
turn within five days, $1,50; to Buffalo,
good -return within five days, single fare,
and single fere to all °titer stations on
the line, g•ootl- to •rettiri the following
day. • Tiekete-good to go.by any train,.
13Ezipxo ParliTEILL,The Exeter
Times xntimates than Mr, '4T4 B. Watson,'
the humorist; is 'very slow in paying,
a printing account contracted et that
office: He wihe4a largeDider executa
'ed-hei•te: and we are kinder' pleased".
it was not done, as we have, sefferial
Acie much.'already from pfirfiet of this
stamp. a
Westairiax FestaLia-Commeot.--We
have -received a•copy of the annual ea-
talogne of -this institution, which tip.,
•pears to be in a flourishing conclitiOn; as.
it gives e listof students names from all
sections ot Dotninion, to the hunt.,
ber of 129, and there has been 139 gra-
duated from ft. • •.The next' hession will
commence•On. Sept.' 3, 1879. The title,
page- •9f the, catalogruk is particularly
neatly got up. . • ,.
•CoDriasmsmanv.s-The following let-
ter �f acknowledgment is complimentary
both to the company andthe agent, who
is so well-known in this section :
To tile Confeeleratioii.Lffe .483ocia1ion:
:Ggir.G.EALEK ilave to return yeti
Cere-thanks for thie prompt manner in which
'you settled the claim I had againet;-your com-
pany, caused, by,the death,of • ply husband.
Yoar company are to be congratulated tipon
having such an efficient agent as 'Mr: Man-
ningtoia_thoelyaktice tic1 aid ;1 which he
•Promptly giVes wheal Muth neetred;-ig
.g7:eatfillP• • MRS. MARO MOW McDOVGALL.
BEND', ..11.4 WA, .1870. •' •
• Prtiss Welts:a-We' tiotice th a blita-Wae
W,Buehanan .hit's became a partner cif•
the Xlmithem Tribune. He :j 'an able
journalist for one so young in years; and
the. Tiibtate will hare an acquisition in Se-
curing his torvaces. The, Wiertom Ecfo
is 'the 'natiip of a ie* ' paperpublished
•pp in the neighborhood dill.; Georgian
Bay. . Gar old Associate, Geo. Bingham,
lathe edam; It .is r.te.ry-neatly geLup,
and apparently ell petroniged; Veorgis
ebare • ofi.bbitrigea in this
world,
world, and should now,•be able to ." rest
the soles of his feet" -awhile„,. The
Mit-
clipil .• editors keep. theowing:,:cliet: at
isesh other ; it mey,,,amuse „them,: but,
inust •t• heit4egclern 1114#11
seine talleofthe Blytlf
;Revezobeing re-
suscitated. A gentlenien. Went to Bay-
• field kit Week to try and get a brines IQ
start a pnpor but did not atietit
mueh enootirit•• :
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TEACHERS' ExamixaTiox„----The exath
tiers eonelnded • their; work' at Godertch,
on Tuesday afternoon:: Thar's! were 110
oandidefes jr fflird oliksaoa-es; est
Whpiti 32 Niel% .suceeSitill: "'Below
give: the namesi of that* whelecured ger-,
tifidates, With the neralier of marks'
awarded to efteli; the highest- obtainable
bei4 1,75' • „; • •:
E. ft. I. Duncan -994 Tn. Struthers .762
955 E. A Mackay
T. Hawkins.„....940 S. McKibbin,..... 748
E.' Bowlabda.-..-..926 T..: W. Leslie... -737
F.Crazufweller...,608. gnechtel.;.......732
A.
• Gray. .873 IsT,Mnictocli.,, —729
1VI. MeQuarrie..870 W. McKay... ..728
THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
WELL PATRONIZE:0,-0U Mouday fit
teen fall carloads of eXcnrsionists went
to London to size Barnum's show. This
does not look as it' times were as hard
as they aie represented to be.
PORT STANLEY. -OR Tuesday next,
for 7$ cents; eXcursion tickets- will be
sold for Port Stanley, on the Great
Westeru, Train leaves at 8.05. This
will be a cheap and pleasant trip, and
there are abundance of opportunities Or
spending the time there very pleasantly.
-- f3PCOFASVIA •Tukilra9;-e-The- reaelt of
• the bile matrieulation examinations in
connection with %woad' 'University
were deolared on Wednesday last.
Among those who pasaed we find the
names of the following from Clinton
1
High School :-IL Buie, A. Jackson, '
R. Lees, .3". H. Philp and A. Weir.
• PoasoXam,--Mr. G. A.'Watson, who
recently removed to Bressels to practice
law, has remoVed from there also, busi-
ness being dull. Mrs. S. G. Zealand, of
Si. Thomas, is visiting her friends here'
Mr. L. Manning, who recently left town
for Manitoba, sends baek favoreble ac-
counts thereof, Mr. las. Wiseman, a
fernier Clintonian, is in -idien,
, FALL Smow.--The fall show, in con-
• nection with the Hellett Branch Agri.
cultural Soeidiy, will be held im this town
'on Tuesday and Wednesday' the 16tli
and 11th Sept. There is every reason
to -believe -that a very good prize list will
be offered, eml at weensequence an un-
usually sod show held. Let every
one interested take bold in earnest.
•' 'citimesTeas.-At Court Maple Leaf,
No. 16, the follovving officers were in-
stalled lattweek :--S;D. D.1.H. 0, R.,
andA _R., Peter Robb; Ii.%.. p.
Steiedi ; R. S., "J. Rowlanilei; F. Salit.
Sheppard ; !Crises., D. Dickinson ; S..W.,
.1141.*r B.,, A, ,A,, Bennett ;
A4 atm phsrgi.
'dim), Dr. Williems. • •
•Cittal Nopms.-aThe quarterly •ser-
vices .connected with the . Methodist,
Cherch,Willte held on the 10th inst. A
choir„bas been re -organized in. connectien
withlhe 'Presbyterian Ohin•ch. " The
Rev: Mr. Wilkie, of the Presbyterian
Church in Gallatin; who will shortly pro-
ceed as a missionary to Iudia, will lec-
im thiPresbyterian_Ohurch to -night,
PILING WOOD ON 'FiiE Roan..--Peo=
lite who place, obstructions on the high-
way should bear in mind that the law --
holds them responsible for any damage
-Whieh-may7arise,Therefrm...._.The„other
day a.farrner-in Monek was mulcted in
$200 and costs foralamasm 'suffered
71, traveller on he highway, caused by
his horse slaieing at. a pile.' of .wodcl.
Ag . hunclreils •Of piles are left' On the
roadsides: in the' neighborhood of Olin.
:ton, -Owners . shotild make a :note: of.,
their • liability' for any daraiieee that
• may arise t ere rom., •
•13ANK Omiasep..-To-morrow tleageincy
of the Consolidated bank in ilais place will
be trniisferred to. the •1Violson's Bank,
under ivbieh it will be conducted in
'future. To depOsitord, and ether 'cus-
tomers of the bank, no inconvenience
will. be expeitlenca, as there. will: be no
change ef management. The •Molson
bank is a v.v.eli conducted, and ,sonucl, in-
.htitutien, and will be able to render all
the •itccornmodatien - that: is _needed.
•• The mtention of' Alr;,Lough; afi agent, i0.
complimentary to him. and 'shows' the
;position be holds in the estlinatiOn of
thge&Whoscontrelatheetianklette;iamsaatli;:
ment and faithful -Manager. • .,• . ' .
To €JPI3ntr 4Nnfirsti/q.f°Ititici°r.f
Fin
iresipoiide4e .fr " 4A111pitets• Of '..eitt,ineal
Ankeifietp44 orni. 1/Ittnici4•10140•Ice,',
440 •kSebriltitrietV litiinisieritii iiiid7
Sehael Teacher. ' Write an onnAide of.
thil • paper only, 'and ',write ' the news
without continent 41ve your real name
-and if yen wish your' nauft,puhliSI. ed, •
.Pljaseetate that.fack••• Wilte",krihters'
CePy;',.. on the Omer of yOtir enVeIo0;*
leave it open, at ofii,enct and Adilie.S.4.
'Printed. envelopes:will -fio','fortiitheil• all
•wlio will use them and by leaving theirs
unieseled, the postage will. ti•ten be only'
. • -
• otte cent for eacn tour ounces: uorres
-F. Keltie 1%4'..' Itaxter.:-.721
L. W:Killoran...791 H. G. Cabbledi0k.,713- 13°I.gf3nt5will obhge us by inailing vria•
A. B. Diekson...'..790, G. 1VIcIntosk /teem so as to Meet ut not later than
C. Melcann'i...?)14,10.; Tuesday evening or 'Wednesday., morn-
ploW: Shit* '68/ves i Id
760 J. M. Koine, „ ,o6g88 general loCal new; as any piper publish -
Johnston lideLeod.
Danbart.,...y At..111cAlApin-,048 ed, but we wish' to give more. •. Will
tirein.aeaufig Obi Loii;114 Our friends in the country-11611),ns ?
day evening as the exeuraiori train was . l'ON211 Tittemefiaallieregulge monthly;
returning. ftom London,. t drunken ineethig Of the ()pencil will be held On
youth named Ellacott, of Wingham, got Miandity evening; it would be well, if
into a disturbance With Sotirte or the ratepnyert wealth talin'.'greater "interest
passengers, and fer 5 time at disgraceful in the meetings, and attend theist. Laree
scene was witnessed. Ho. was. aceoni- quantities of fish, shipped from Gotfe-
„peeled by a. woman' ntoned,Leeelt„ of rich, are noir transferred' to the. G. W.
questionable virtue, -who indulged in a IL limo. - large excursion from.,
great deal of profanity and obscene leis- Stratford to ••Goclerich,- passetrup en
Page, on his behalf.' ....The Car was 11Iond.iy,, and -one from Woodstock on
ornmmed -fell,. many being ladies, and Wednesday. The sound of t1e.'iltras`h7
they were contiderably •frightened; net ing•mechines is heitid in the land. On
beinss;, able to get into the other airs, Monday evening the Pim, Engiee was
Someone got imilaaott'i head in Oben- Out for practice. • A case Which created
eery” and punished him pretty sevetely5 great deal of amusement came before
A :number took part in the to -w. • The Afr, Farrain, .1. etal, the -Mayor, on
-concluetor and train halide media repeat. Wednesday; as it Was -dismissed and
0(1 attempts to part the 'toinbattinte, bet the details were • of an urnisnelly con -l-
owing to the large crowd on board,: they plieatecl and delicate nature, there is no
could could, not get anyWhem near,tbein, •The need of giving them. A young men'
Oenclattir kegrdphed. to 'Clinton for nearly cut the end of his finger oft On
essistanee, and when the train:arrived Monday, with a peirof tinamith's shears.
here, Constable Paisley went through itf 1$4 nets' brick houselading put up Oh
btit eyetything 1,ulton tOr 3.;:vro, mwill add
cona4\60:`,thooglit.thiktlael4o many. had .much to the appeaisnace of that part Of
been e 'gaged in the fight, atidlt wat the town. There are very few plaess
hard to And tho really:guilty parties, it in tci*n but What 'Aft tiOW be , reached
Wohld be \the beat to make 710 arrests, altrioat entirely by anieWalk;.,,, Thein
so none Wiire made. 1`470 hones ,were apecter rs notifying petnetie hiving
broken; ibbli MIA iefi4i'arlICidtaii :11 thistles their liele,•that thorn:mit bit
cut down,
.„.
disfigured emintenanees. .
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xiormEsvILLE. I
qtr4RTERTorSEnvICES.--The gum terly
services in conneetion with the Metho-
dist church on this !Await, were held
on Sunday last, Rev, Mr. 'Philp presid-
ing. The attendance Was the largest
that has been known far a long time.
MORAL'S*
STRUCK BY LIGIITNING.---,A. barn be-
longing to 'Henry Rielinsend, of Morris,
about two utiles from Blyth, was struck
by lightnine om Monday afternoon and
burnt to thpe ground. .All agrieul-
tural implements end hay were burnt.
Toss, about $1,200.• Insured in the
MoKillop Insurance Co. for $800,
HITLY.4.1ET Pre
BIG BaniEs.-Mr.' Geo. Dale, of
Hullett, Was been presented with two
bouning datighters on Monday, one
weighingsten and the ether eight pounds.
LxsT or Irpreas,=The list of voters
fer this tciwnship now printed, froni
which we glean the following particu-
lars :-Them is a total of 970 names on
tfte list, of. which 132 are farnaer's sons;
there are 575 persons in the teiviithip
qualified to serve as jurors, and .6b per-
sons Whose names cominence with Me,
ODIFIRIICII TOWNSHIP.
• ---Youen •Coiv-Mr.• • Gabriel - Elliott,
of the Bayfield line; has a cow, giving
milk regularly, which -ealred when fif:
teen months old. •
Goon Fenn. -Master john Stanley,
the"Bayfield tine states that he pik-
ed and ate a patent' pail full cif berries
on Saturday last. •
ARM FRACTtillEO.-On Tuesday, 22nd
inst., a little' son of' Mr, Thos, Hatrison,
framer, 4th toii„ hied 'his arm badly
7fractured •,beieg, run over by a young
colt.° Under medical care he is recol.r.
iering.
WILD CAT. -I-21inch)* , Mr. Ilannah,
trinket pedlar, wae crossing the Proper-
ty of Mr. Peter Perdue, of -the Bayfield
line, on Thursday evening, 24th inst.;
he was attacked by a largo wild .cat.
Mr. Perdue ,hearing his erieS for help,
•with several' others itninedintelyyanato
his -assistarmeotheif-the-tinillial 'turned
and 'fled • Pursuit.' was given, but ,the
_brute Crimped to the woods and is , still
at large. Mr. Hannah's injuris were,
liewayer, lose intense than his frig,ht.
- • -
° • •Whitech.urek.
(soon opening f ,„tairr buye
the saimpleacannOt• be beaten.
•
To patronize good local PaPer
-a-pay. $1.50, in edijance and order the
NEW ERA:. • ' . • - '---
• Oltdrst-The hay crop, which ts heavy,
has been secured in good order; fartners
are busy. •catitig fall wheat, which is an
exeellentP crdp. Spring grains are ma-
turing fast; the wet weather is a, little
hindrance. • " •
Toe PrOpitious season should infuse
fresh .clesires among the' farmers and
• stock raisers, to, improve and increase
their facilities for stock ridging. •:We
are glad to notice that:in the many .neiv
• buildings. put hp .in .• this. neighborhood
f late,.that improved stabling • for
t3teck ha's riot be,en and `'is
-the peeson. approaches•and times mem:4.
tolindourlaratere_arianife'ritin
4. desire 'tcsitttend -the ingot*, sales and:
ones, , .911bring; :,interchatien.tig , views,
bnying a`rid. selling., Clinton would • be
goodoentre for a -monthly or gentler-
ly -fate fOr. the tale cif. hOrses, cattle,
Ifilecip, etc. ••- • '
• Close. -The Agency of the . Consoli-
dated"bank, here, has beeti closed.
,
eatuaou Senvioe.r-The Senforth and
'Harperhey eongregatinns sat together
in- the first time on Sabbath last:. The
serCiees were conducted -by the Rev.:Pr.
Tire, of Goclerich, who delivered an Able
andsuitable sermon for the 'occasion,
(1, W. FiehlS 'hug
•resigned Ms position as 4eaclier'in .the
Seaforth High School. He goes to Eio-
re.• to .fill the positibn of principal of
the Elora High School. Althotigh but
nyoung mazi,•-he has made for himself
a, reputation ' which bestow upon
bin the highest, po§ition in hit •worthy
• profession.•
. •
AcoineeT.---Que day last week, Me,
Albert Bunch, whilst engaged in Mr,
Scobie's cooper shop, Seaforth, was
struck in the head by a at:tee bole; which
fell-froin alieighta-knocking hins sense-
less. •Blood poured freely frotn month
nose and one ear; leading the doctor in
attendanoe to suspect that the skull Was
'firactin•ed at its base. Although he lay•
in bed for several days 'ii a very pre-
CariouS state, he is 'elowly recovering.
'• CONFIRMATION Staiwees.----The
op of Hurou confirmed over twenty per
sons in kit Themes' church, Seaforth,
ou Friday. Alter the etrairmetion the
Rev. Mr. Vothes, Ikea Bayfield, was
inieeted by priest& orders by the Bish-
op, assisted by the following rev. gentle-
men I Very Rev, Archdeacon Elwood,
of goderich ; Very Rev. Rural Dean
Davis of Wieghain • •RM
ev. om% Ef,
anti, elf Mitehell; iiielcs,„ or etochnica;
'arid W. F. •Campbell, 'teeter ot tab pa.
rish. Mr, rerbeil has 'been appointed
to the reCtorship fidsIy Th0314
op held a 'adoption •at the rectory in:
the afternoon, • '
• JULY 3.1, 1870 .
IMIRO-11 ITEMS. • isTanys Axn. .4.mus.P.a.myrs.
caught near Exeter last Week,
--teat
cricket chib paid this town a visit, to try
A uftaii, aa'aa in length was Oa Tuesday of last week the Brimfield
(TICKET. ,
Mr. W. Tanson, Exeter, has closed his
account of aW1 int htheciurar abtQchTnedidteanmot.cobinute.4'offil
till 1Vednesday, when -the visitors received
a lsoniciefee.t. Bruceffild was first to hat,
only acoring 27 runs in their first innings,
George Baird' s five being the largest score.
In their emend innings, which everybody
expected would he made larger than their
first, 'they' only got 2$ runs, P. McGregor
batting well for 10. Clinton in their first
ininngs batted very eteadily for 81. runs,
Draper scoring 14 and Ransford 10, not
out, this being the largest individual more,
and was put together in good style. liOW.
atld Harland made the best bowling they
ever done, as tbe analyeis below will show.
The match was won by one innings and 26
rune. Below will be found the complete
score :
GUNTON,T. "
A. yF rwEe rat eer boBBoaairrige„ros,
2
W. Draper b Routledge *Routledge...-. .
D. T. At
JOblititat 0 Cameron b Routledge .... ..
J. Harland Baird b cameren
J. Howsoii $ Baird .....
J. Lash= o MeGregor b Routledge
W. Ransford not out
business owing to the bard times.
For half-year ending June 30th, there
were, In Exeter, 26 births, 7 marriages,
end 10 deaths.
Children playing with matiThes, set fire
to Berne of the outbuildings: of Mr. J.
Tyfe Ushorne.•
While Mr. James riekard) of Exeter,
was exercising a fine horse lately, it fell
and broke its neck.
Mr. Boyce, of Stephen; for selling
liquor without a license, was laza. week
committed to jail.
.A. writ hug been %fined against the
eatate,of Mr. Joseph Yeung, liquor mer-
chant, of Wiughten. ' , .
A young boy: named Robinson,'• of
Wingham, watt thrown from a bort° last
week, and liad his, arm broken, •
abet WpritglIo'ale'ok°,nitS'.1touurdeeaYoffili°1111nfainmge
was mobbed by some tewoopeepie, and
the windows and furniture were totally
dernelished. .:, . ,
• FALL SELOWer
The following are t-he-Tdateit of the Fall Ex-
• . . .
i Inoue of Agricultural Societies m this tbs.
Wet : •
'- Hallett- I3ratiel4 -a t-olintotr,-Tuesdarand-
Wednesday, 16th and 17th. Sept. ' .. .
South Huron, et Seaforthi ea Thursday and%
FridaSept, 25th and 20th. • • - • . .
East Huron, at Brussels, on 1Thureclay and
Friday, -Oct 2nd and fird, ,
West Huron, at Goderich, on Wednesday
and 1Thursday, Sept. 17 and 18. •
Stephen and usborzte, at Uxeter, on Tues..
day and Wednesday, Sept. 23rd aud 24th.
:farnberry, 'at Wingham, on Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 25th and 26th„ ,
d• aity,asotcWowtha.noeb, ,at Belgreme, ou NV -Once-
, , .
--....•••••
A• PEN WORTIL RSCOMMENDING, -We
have been fa voted with sate pies of the °ale-
brated Spencerisii -Double Mimic Steel
Pens, ind after trying them .feel justified
in higbly Wingnending them to our readers.
.They are made of the best steel, and by the
moat expert workmen in England, and have
a national reputation for certain desirable
qualities which no other pens seem to have
attained in on greatperfeetiert, among_tvhich
-arer-uniform evenness,of pont, durabihTy,
t
flexibility, are.i quill aCtion. It is thus quite
natural that the Spencerian sheolif be pre-
ferred and used by professional penmen, in
busineee colleges, counting:rooms, govern.'
trterolititgokffiortItePcuebilitile4.3%-°°,it....1.cHisiee:447,1ll.rog.Pe-nl!"
lar -.have they become, that of the " umbel:"
Ione alone; as many as eight millione are
'sold atm-trally trr tire Vulturi 'S Oita: - The',
Spencerian Peas may be bad, is a rule; froM.,
auk dealer ;. bet, when not thus 'obtainable, I
the agents, Messrs. Alexander plinth! at
Co,, 345 St. r;aul street, Montreal, will send
... for trial sbers on ratencipplets(.,off tewaecnhteyf c.tehnetst wen ty n Um-. •
. ,. .
• 11. 70
Dennis b,Routledge "rya. . ...... •“•.• 3
W. Law e Baird is Cameron
Log. Byes..
jiltal',. „ .. .4. •
1101VLING .4NAVY8f8. . .
numens. rms. wickets
1 HoWSon .. • . , .27. '. . ,19 14. .• 8 ,
Harland , • 29 o oe„ , .. c •
2
• €11
rams AT FALL OT Ehrali 'WICKET.
1.. 2.. 3.. 4.; 5,. 6., 7.. 8.. 5-10 '
RUM ,04..65:.75-81
DatmgrEsoo.
Finer makes.
P. McGregor. b Har-
land •
• Cameron I b w How
son
• Baird. b Harlitud
E. Brigs, ir„ b
• land .
• b Howson ,
Grey e ..luareowu b
Howson
•Rattenbury b Har-
land •
EroodfoOt e Johnson
b i•
D. Baird not out
Briggs, sr., b Harland
Cook e job mouth Rat-
- land
Byes
Leg Byes ......
' .. : . .
Total 2
• 6ECOSID, 117!Ui684
olittrland b Howe= io
,
4 Bandord b. Han ,
5 land 0 '
0 0 Draper b Harland.% 2
4 b Howson.. .. . ...
0 c Lasbam Trarland
1 not out • . .. ; .
2 b Harrantle
2 run out b I'-i4;;Wo'ii;„ 4
1 b. Droner ... .4 . .....:.
e Johnson b Draper0.,
5 Byes . . •.. 1
2 Lep Byes . •
, V des • 1
7 Total•
20
• It. TINIS.A`
1St. • I .1 1
;Id f::-?.,
•
Umpire' ftir, Brueollehl-G. A. Knox; u,mpire
• for Clinton -W. Jackson; seorer-G. MoTaggart.
Thb Clinton *cricket club start on an .enet-
ern tour•on Tuesday next; playing the'first •
,_.(11t4y Guelph, and second in Toronto. • A •
.iv'expeet..to heti" of .god work frolu the '
boys:. Setiforth cricket eltih play:Stratford •
at the latter place to -morrow. - •
'
• RecOnimend the NEW
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ERA-. to our friends.:
1879. •
summER.
, 1879.
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