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The membership this year hif Seaful',•:h Me-
chanics' Institute was 217,
Mr. Donald Mu'r, son of Rev. Mr. llfuir, of
k ordwich, is .engaged as a: .')iataut teacher in
the Wroxeter pub'• o school,
Mr. Thos. Townsend has rented his farm on
the 2nd con., H. R. S„ Tucker'sntitll, to his
neighbor, Mr, Robt. hIcVety, for five years, at
$250 a year.
The semi -sr -Vaal meeting of the West Huron
Teacher's Association will be held in the dose
rich High Scholl, on Friday and Saturday,
Oct. l4tli and 15th.
Mr,J. Fitzgerald. bought 50 acres of Mr:' W.
Wren, Cb'slehurst, for the round sum of $ 2,800.
This is considered a ve,.- moderate price, as the
farm is excellently located.
Mr. James Dorsey, on the Huron Road, near
Seaforth, has sold 1i 's farm to his brother and
intends removing to Michigan shortly, where
he has porchr. ed another farm.
The trustees of the Varna school have en-
gaged Mr. t'• mstroug, of tbder'ich township,
son of •l5. A 'mstrop,';, of the Lrownson line, as
teacher for next year, at a salary of $420,
11 Ir. Wm, F. Robinson, of Clhislehu"st,
tendered 1''s resignation to•tlie.'I'iaateen, which
wen reluctantly Icepted. Mr, Robinson has
been principal of the school fur three years,
The McBride hotel property, -in Seafortlh,.
was not sold on Satr^day,. neither' was the
�'Jnier'set residence, It is a pretty difficult'
thing to dispose of property in Seaforth now.
At the Chicago 'Exposition, on Wednesday,
Messrs. 1). & J. Fisher, of Colborne, secured
the first prize of $100 for goner& fartn horses,
and second . pre of $25 • for tf'••ee•year•old
stallion.
Some time e3o, tv' Mr. Wm. Campbell, sr.,
of McKil}op, was digging. a well, and while.
down at.the depth of 25 feet from the surface,
he came upon a live toad firmly imbeded in the
clay. • By what means the oreatnre camp to
f~T4d•itsway there, orhow long it had renained
in. that position, is a mystery to all, •
The Tuckersmith Sohool Board have engaged
the follow int, teachers for 1882, at the salaries'.
named whim includes in each instance $10 for
c.1.•e taking ;-Schaol No. 1, Adam S. Case,'
$460 No. 3, W. rt. Lough, $460 , No, 4, Chas:
Mcl4.ay, $360; No 6, Miss I3roadfoot, $300;
No. 7, Miss Isabella Forest. $275 ;- No. 11,
Miss Janet Watson, $340. Teachers are want-
ed for No. 2, !Land Wand an assistant for No. 8.
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As a Family Aiedioino Dr. Carson's. Stobaach
and Constlpiition Littoek are rapidly taking the
Place of p111s, they are equally effectual, do not
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