The Clinton New Era, 1878-11-07, Page 8vLINT0N NEW EltA,*
To ollo FRIENOS--ANO PATRONS.
During the past year we have worked very hard in the
I0ndeavor to make tito Tin*. a paper worthy tho
Support .9.1 all, and believe tbat ltavo sueeeeded
in
lootoking it oeeend to nom.' But to do this we have boon
put to eonsiderable expense, and. thus tor the returns
loavo not beer. fa proportien to tho outlay. Wo do not
like to Ito coutinually asking our dubseribers to pay itp,
anh would. mush rather' not do •it, bat as we very vital
Mod motey to enable Ug to carry On our business, vie
must. 'We have many hundred dellaa of subseriptions
on:our book:hand ks Ivo -only ask, tor ;hat whieh Is pre.
TOT1Y! our own, we trod our ouboeriberit will at once use
the urgency of 012C easeoltd pay up. Thelsurvoot, befpg
ever, and farmers beinordw 114 14 11013MOU to sell their
grain, we hope Well Who are inclobted to. its will leavo
a portion of Moir proeeedaylth us.
goal Vattot0. •
PROVINCIAL 'PLOWING MATCH. •
r.fhe anneal Plowing Match under the
auspices of .the Agrieulttiral and 'Arts
Association of:Ontario, for .district No.
4, which comprises, the counties of Hu -
roil, Grey and BructN• wlis.held- on the,
Greenbank farm, late Fulton's, near this
town, on Thursday last. During the
previous night a storm had: been raping
frolh. the northwest, and throughout*the
whole time plewing -.was ,going on the
storm did not abate. The snow VII was.
not heavy, but just „stifficient to .coiter
the grofmd, and. es. it Wag' a little soft,
it balled on the horSeFsfeot. Although
. good"tieldior •-theeptirposer-the land
was net ,good order; being to wet.
In consequence of the slay being' so Un-
favorabte only one-half of the 'nsual
cluantity of land was allotted td the cow
petiters. If the weather had been fa-
yorable..there, would have been a much
larger number of competitors, As there
n .
were a umber Who had signified. their
intention of competing who did not en-
• ter. Coinparatively few •visitors were
on the ground, as the wind was very
:cutting and Cold, multhe roads leading
there 111 a sloppy condition. •
• The following were. 'the competitors 1p the
different classes, and their ploughs
Fansm-thass-,open to. all --D. 13, .IcLetin,
Tuclrersmith, a IdeTavish plOugli,•of
ThoD
Tho. Steel, Downie, a aidron plough. ..1no.
Marquis, Godericli township, 1V1iller plough,
, of Clinton. Peter MeDougall, .Gederich town-
ship; a Loa plough. Alex. Thompson', Stan-
ley, MoTavia la plough, Clinton. -VVilliani
on, Almu, Yeandle plough, . john Cahill,
Ellie° township, a Runaphrey.plengli.• 'Wm..
Geo. Betts, .syoris ttoo $1; W.
'Whittington Work ; )31a0
hood, hos'e sfnifte, tic,, $6,30 AA, Haien,
work, $1,25 ; J. A. Neltes, advertising
end telegraph account, $f.50 ; L. I,rvein,
account for coal, $1;50 ;, W. Bowey,
bedding covers of tanks, $3,50,
js communicationwas read front E,
13, Holmes, in reforencolto the soap of
the town to be publiabed by xi, Balden
Co,, elect one from Conn, jaCkson,
protesting against tite votes and seat of
coun, peat, on. -'..'theAroinuls of non-
qualidcation; and two corn inimications
in reference to _the purchase: of Vire
Engine, but no ;Wien was taken on any
of them, • •
Delaney, Ribbert, a Humphrey plough. Wm.
Forsyth, Morris; a Davidson plough. Bait. a tomate vine . t agrown.
a legadle plongh. .Alex. I 1°. t- 40 2ild con. Tuckersnnth, showed us
'.li t hall to the un -
Hay; Turnberry, •
Bitchanan, Colborne, a Runciman plough. , rusual. length. of aline feet, tea inches, and
Nsoostn-Cx;ass - Maar-who never „ took al bore it.large drop of fruit.
prize at a provincial or county match :-.I. B.
HE CLINTON NE* Eitik.
AvotnEwr.-.0n. Saturday last, ft ,
of Mr. -.Tis. Cartwright, Of the Oth con.,
lInllett, met with 4 shocking accident.
hile elitting straw on a f.itack, with a
ay .knife, lits right hand slipped, aurl
passing down the face of the knife was
almost severed at the wrist, the bane
being almost .completely cut through.
•
GOIDERACII
Itarants.---Tim IVIethodist Church T1
the Maitland etenceasion is undergoing
repahs.
ACw.n4yr,-.„..-A little. over` a Week
sinee IVIr. L. ReaVelle, of the Maitland
Moved by Conti. Chidley, set:, by con., fell and broke several of Ina ribs,
Conn, Menzies,' that at). 'Order be draw0 whwh it i supposed penetrated his lungs,
on the Tivasurer for $60; to pay insur- as he diQa en FridaY lest from 'the In-
Ance On the to'wn hall for 1878-79.;„--• iuries he had received,
Carri; L
ed, • $00IETY.–-.171
- • TV AMU AS
moved by Coon. 111e1tkes, sec. by as the Railroad Hall Debating ,
Coen. Chidley, that the balance of existing' i;ei the 7t1r con. or Goderieli
Bowey and Izzard'esteconots, laid over township, was re-ergaitized• for the win-
froin last meeting', be paid. -Carried. I ter on Tuesday of last week/ Meetings
Council then -adjourned, wit) he held et et . ON , emu
' y Tuesdty -" • ` tr
loc.kr.s are scarce this week. -
Toe an inch thick has formed here
this season. •
• TnextE Was n slight fall of' ,stieW
Tuesday night,
- A very nice lettered lo.mp noOf adorns
the front of the 'Rattenbury Honse.
Tun week -night ,,iewvices in. the Pres-
bytvian- Clmrelf tui Mill being eoli-
th-med. •
• Mits. J. A. Yuill of this place,: has
.gone to Wciodstocls,. te take part in a
coneert there. , •
. The Ecoposior last week" had an it00;
about " the yillage, of Tipperary, m
Goderich , tewnship," Where is this
village, inaly
Mu. .1). MOTAUG111.0.1, W110 lias re-
cwitlY been attending thso Model Scheel
.„.
1.
Busiwiiiss here is vevY TAO jiist now.
Gun, streets are not over Clean this
Cannot be helped at the tinie•of year. •
the Oentiervatives.in the centre coristit:
ueney canse,s curious Comments. .
LisirrwaionT's complete.. " cOreorover"
RE*.siencei Roosr,---It is •proposed to
start a reading _rooni in connection with.
the Mechanies' institute. in ts •shoi:t time:
l• NEW ThitiVi,Ne.-0•‘. . Relibrn's
new 'residence is speedily Advancing, to-
ward coMpletion. It is quite a consul°,
dious building, and „when finished will.
'add Much to the appearanee of the place.
GuNroWiirn rtor.-The gunpowder
plot was celebrated by an Orange pro-
cession and a grand supper, at I. Emighse
hotel. • Everything passed Off quietly,
which adds :noel) te. the reputation of
here, has. been temporarily engaged in
Brussels school. • , Blyth.• • • • • . " • '
• Soolars.--e.A. seei held. at Mr;
MR. Ore R. PATuL1.0, of the 'Weed-
.Tohn Buie's, on the 30th Oct.,. in con,
stock Sentin.4-Review, tintt Thos. Oliver,
isTovkaulat 7, 1t$11;:
(RODERIC
Mr. D. D. Wilton left Seaferth on TWA*
rum the litigael4 • clay for Scotland, lie take° With 11101 to
S01100G A.TTexnAxen.---The attend- olgsgow quent110' eIVIes and eggii•
anee at the Common sehoele for October
was 767; of which ps were bop Rild
359 girls. The average etterulance was
6n, \viola pereentage 84.
•;Kilo) 0' MixEn.---During the recent
contest a young man was in a shop in
town. The proprietor asked him how his
father was going„to.yote„..„ The answer
was, "1 belieire he will vas) Tor Ross,
although he does think a good cleel et 0 on rao w e er
About two weeks ago t we valuable' horses
were taken from the farm of a gentleman
in Ardifield, anti for tt time no eine conid
be obtained as to who had taken, %et or
where they were takeu to. It ilnitiiraiow
'been aseertained. that there li'ad heen a
chattel mortgage on them aod that they
were • brought to Goderio'n by two men,
and ahipped 'ou,board the steamer Ontario,
for Dolutli,the nocebiary papers having
been slsken mit at the consulate there, The Clinton NEW, ERA until &Many, 2859 tor
$1.50, in advance. .
WHAT WE OFFE
TWO MONTII FREEI
•
wet.° neetion with the Presbyterian Clmrchs
Esq., M.P. for North •Oxford,
which was well attended. *One'svas also
towir:on Saturday last:
. . . . .
matt reniallioit. the other held at:the .house of Mr, W. :Shane„, on
c,onnectian.: With the
:chiy; that he thought the.ceraing N%intor th° 4th 1'4' hi
(liar* which v.*' gi'ana'
was.going te be the hardest for trade,.
of any experienced, for some 'years. past. s-"ccess- - • .
LONG VINE. -.Mr. jos. Ciklmore, of • .1-30•ILItoao•-e-The running of the L.,
Mo,Lean, lueltorsmith, a Barrowman plough. ANY one .wishing to get 411 olNeellent
Mr. Wm. Steele, Down, a Davidson plough.
Janaes Campbell, Emit Williams. Geo. jackson
plocgh, London. Walter Whyte, Hibbort, T.
Grey (Scotland) plough, Dan MeEwen, (Bay.
field road, Stanley), Munro plough. Jas. Me:
Denald, Hallett,. McTavish plough. E. Cour-
Vice, aoderich township. McTavish plough,
Wm. McKertcher, Howie; Mc Arthur litough.
Thos.-Forsytb, Morris, Munroe plough. Win.
Weir, Goderich township, Grey (Scotland)
plough. Will. Dale, Tuekerginith, Munro
plough. •
Tunw-GLAss-Boys--4under eighteen years
of age :-Andrew McLean; Tock.ersmithe Bar-
rowman plough: Alex; McLaughlin, Ribbed,
Munro plough. George. Alertly, Grey town-
ship, Munro plough. d'olin,MeEwen (Bay flold
road), Stanley, Munro plough. Ias. Hain.
mond, Ribbed; Munro plough.. 1)erey Stew- an accident on tbe line near Toronto.
art, Colborne, 'Wildman plough. Rola. Hun- 1 nosou
o poger$ thought
1 • they had a long,
tor, Usborne,,Boss plough.
view.of the town should, ascend the
Hose Tower, in rear of the , market.
blinding where they still able. to'
`tithe a survey .of the „eirt.rounding
Country, ' . •
ColutierieN-- r he paragraph, clipped
from the &instal, stating that a inoiVor
wia stolen from lqrs. Cassidynear Man-
chester, is not 'correct. It was not sto-
len, and not left to be -tested, but was tut
old machine loaned to cut her crops;
2I1P, train en the Grand , Trunk due
hereat 2:20 pan., Thursday, did not or-
.
rive until 1 o'clook9011.Friday, owing to
Nearly all the plows Were iron, and
in first-rate trim, and most et' theplow,
in was well done. Bolew is the Ibit of
prize Winners :
Futer-thaes.-Ist Prize, John Marquis, $40,
or $20 and a hers° rake frore Thomson, Wil-
liams & Co,. Stratford ; 2nd, D. B. McLean,
0; fird, Thos. Gibson, $25 ; 4th, -lobe Ca-
hill, a plough worth $15, given by Miller &-
Tedford, Clinton, and„ $s dash ; 5th,Wm.
'Dickaon'815; 6th, Alex. Thompson', 810,
given byGlasgo w, 'Macpherson & Co., Clinton;'
7th, Tho, Steele, $5,
Szeosn-ClAss,-let prize, E. Courtice, a
fanning will, given by MoTaggart & Co.,,Clin-
ton and $1,0 cash; 2nd, James -Campbell, $28;
3rd; Wm. MeKerelier, $2J; 4th, James Camp-
bell; a pair of diamond harrows, given by
Thomas Tipling, Clinton, valtio VI, and $3
cash ; 5th; J.B. McLean, $10 cash; fith, Dun:
can McEwen, $6:caela.'
'rniiin-Cidiss.-:-Boys--lst prize, Jas. 'Ham-
mond, 25;$2ad, Geo. Martin, $20; 2iif;"
Alexander McLaughlin, $15; 4th, It, Hunter,
$10; 5th, A. McLean, $4; Oth, J. McEwen,
$4; 7th, P. Stewart, 83. • .
Jootias.-Firet.clags inen--James Thoreau,
Stratford; J. L. Conrtioe, Goderich township;
• A. A. McArthur, Lobo 4. and Alexander Mon-
teith, Rippe's,
&corm Alm Bolts' thAiSr.S.-,,Tno Kennedy;
London;- Mr. Hutchinson, ,C4oderich ; and
' Jos. Salkeld, Stratford. • -
Mr, W. Roy, of ()wok Sound, Chair.
man of the Committee, and. Mr. S. Sinn.
lie, Secretary, exerted themselves to the
utmost of their ahility in forwarding
the intoreSts of the mad. Taking all
things -into consideration, the arranoPe-
ments of the inatteh were well earned
out, And the plowing *rag to credit to the'
district. ,
ToWn Council;
• • The regular monthly meeting of the
OpUneil was on Monday evening,
' menthe's all, in!esent• except Mesons.
Allison, Cooper, Smart and Jackson.
The repeat of the Vinance Committee,
recommending the payment of the fol-
lowing accounts, was road aod adopted,
viz to -7G. Rentgett, $11.17 ; A. It King,
glass and glazing on Market House,
.28; Glasgow, Macpherson Si: Co.,
coal for testing fiteengine'$2•46 ; .john
Stephenson, tank tub,• $61 ; II. Scott,
oxpenses to London, telegraphing, ikc.,
3. Pox, work on tanks, $3; jas.
Ferguson, filling tanks, dm, $1.26 ; W.
.
Cook, Work, $9.63; W. Bowey, brick
-work on tank, t350; S Cook, excayafing
tank $32.40 ;fl. Webb, Work, V 0 ;
enough 'ride for their money_ this time.
PUBLIC Smoot, T1:A011ERS'
l'ION.-We understand that for the con-
venience of •those teachers throughout
the county who intend applying for se-
cond class certificate, they Will be I)01 -
/flitted to choose the High School they
avill write at. They must notify My.
F. Adamson the Pact a this choice.
A. BIG Prawrs.---Mr. John Follancl, of
this place, has a hoese plant that is of
unusual size. It is' supposed to be .a
ftflow crysanthum and stands three feet
two inches-freni-the-earth to the top, is
two feet four inches across the top; and
at the present time has 130 flowers in
full bloom. If any One in Clinton in
beat it .John wants to hear of them,
:UNUSUAL MUSE OP few
days mince a lady in town Went ;may
from home, locking up her house, het
unintentionally, leaving a eat therein.
It was discovered after it bad been „in-
carcerated for three days, and removed
by a neighbor, who found that, iu its
efforts to get out, the cat had tern down
lace cartel* torn blinds, and otherwhe
done considerable injory; ,"
DfailNe BeetIS Sorkorrat:13.-burivg the
past week Mr, Howard, clerk of the Division
Court, has had a number of persons calling on
him for advice. The cause of their trouble
has been the receipt by them of bogus Division
Court Stirainoeses, in the shape of final betide
before entering proceedings. Mr, lioward is
of the opinion that a number of small grocers
in the city have supplied themselves with bo-
gus copies, and take this means of compelling
those owing them to sista() their bale. The
one before us is 112 the matter of. Wm. Boss &
Coo vi Darling, for the sum of $2.32; and
signed William D. Smith. Should the per-
king using them for such purposes, or by way
of a pratioal joke, be foiled, they will in all
probability have a chance of beeoinieg fern Mar
with the interior of the jail.--,Muft.
We are informed that some or the
same sort of begas summonses referred
to above have been circulated in
To any rectiYing :inch we week(
inform them that all processes lasited
out of the Division CeltlltS are Signed..
by the Clerk and stamped with the seal
of the CoUrt, and any person attempting
to copy or isaue any paper purporting to
be by authority of any of the 1,Yettr1a
troy be held liable to proteention. crimi-
nally. The perpetrators of this swindle
had better :beware or they nitty meet the.
Same fate promised those in Toronto.
H. 45:13., through this place was the best
thing that ever happened to!Blyth, Since
that °courted the. village has shot ahead
with surprising rapidity, and tbeamount
of tosipesit done at this station would
compare faitorably. With that of larevr
'places. Audit VA no %Yonder, seeing tiiat
our gentlemanlyugent eantakethe
bog any.otlier. on the line. • • .•
O
21C(111)IINT.-4,,1lsc Tnursoay eveinug
while Mrs*. Blade wag' engaged in some
work around the stove, her clothes sod-
deals- caught fire, and immediritelY 'she
was wrapt Itt flames, which would have
resulted in death had not the timely' as-
sistance rendered- by Thonms end Mr.
Richie in extinguishing the flames, al-
though getting • .their bands' severely
burnt. Mr.. Rieltie Wila bUrnt arimud
the shoulders, nook, and arms,
• EsEcrriosr oF Orrnunts.--:-At the •laSt.
regular 'meeting of the G:T., the
following officers were duly installed •
Mr. Wm. Polk:elf, W. 0. '17, ; Miss Bella
Bain, W. V. ; Mr. R. A. Wright, W.
S. ; Miss Mary J. liage.rsou, W. A. S.
Mr. C. V. Fleetly, W. F. S. Miss Mary
McTavish, W. T.; Mr. Edward Sherrill,
W. M. ; Miss Lizzie Wright, W. M.;
Miss Janet Wilson, W.1, (1.;
W, 0. G. ; Miss Mary Ale-
Quarrig, AV. 11, lf, S.
Hanlon." • ' the aniinals;wili be recovere'd queatien,
SWEET POTATOES. ----We have succeeds
ed. in raising sweet potatoes this R.ftSen lteectif: !arm Clutegoet in V'i) Pray. .
to perfection in quality, eAul in size be- • —
yomi anything we ever saW many , lot 2145.78tttloottu! folethae" hhat404:oldshlitii3s,
weighing from fonr to five psfunds, aNiyulo Ata(:3,11r, 0.no, young, tor the limn of $2,15o,
one turned the scale at 5.a poinnis,
one in oil Mr. Wm. McLeod has sold his farm,
need not ask if there is any
north half lot 24,,Oon. 5, lVforritr, to David
nada ,vho can beat this for NVO believe of West Zorra, county of Oxford,
there isatot, but "we would like to hear eistr'
fronrany other grower in ' the country, or the slat of, 83,800. ,
and if our experience will be of benefit s iTa.hrs,e,°Poloeon...414, flia5y0, not's•rtlefasrli')Iy' 13•°.t‘siv6,7•ETt
to any' it Will be cheerfally given. , der, has been sold to W, BaWden, of 'Bice,
MALiototis.T.Qur Conservative friends bei, for a itands9me figilto,:
were determined to 1:04 up their stone Mr. Jas. Loo,dinau,, f Hay,I . 1
, o 1,is pure las-
throwing to the last moment. .Tiap- ed the farm adjoining the Bethesda B.C.-
pily wo have few exhibitions of. down- 1)ell.emrohh, nUinagh,origle.,thfoorairtueriirlyorezeoilo.hy; Mr.,
Agfa rullianitud, but on Saturday even-
-bag whilst the election returns were be: MT' Wels-IVre71.pter, en Wealle8c1e7 1"t
sold his 'farmf north hay :of lot 21, con. 8,
itie received,. and. just at. a montent. to Mr. ;Tames- Eyame.of the township of
when Mr:• Cartwiight NM addressing. Blandford, °Minty of Oxford, for $4,100.
th,e huge number assembled in the Re
form ileoms, some tnisere„t• sent a Mri IL C4ciall°1`11?Y'.°f:Seaf"th' has ditt'
pose of his house aud lot on John street
..STANLEY.
•Covsolt, 601410i1 Met
pursuant io-adjourninent, ut-Vin
Saturday, the 2nd. Nov, Members all
present. The reeve in the chair. Min-
utes of last meeting read and adopted..
Moved by Mr. Castle, see. by Mr.. Mc-
Kinley, that the account of E. Holmes
orf, amounting to $34.60, ter print-
ing 4re., be paid. -Carried. Moved b Iv
Aikenhead, sec. by Mr. Castle, tlit1t the
reeve give an order to Francis Geoclwin
for give], amount $15.00.- Carried.
Moved by Mr. Douglas, sec. by 'Mr.
Castle, that the reeVe give ail order to
Mr, 13renermaii for gravel;•as certified to
by seVeral pathmasters, amount $16.-=--
Ottrried. Moved by Mr. Castle; see: by
Mr. McKinley, that the clerk get the
necessary papersfor nomination and elee-
tion for this tournehip, also that a by-law
be pitesed appointing returning officers
for this .year, they to he.ttiame as last
year. -Carried.. Moved by :Mt Aiken-
head,"sec. by Mr. Douglas, that the reeve
' give art order to F. G. Ruirtbal for $1.60,
repairing culvert. --Carried. Moved by
Mr. Pestle, sec. by Mr. Aikenheacl, that
the reeve give alt ortlei for $1.50 to Mr.
Wharton Hodgson for his services as
constable at the court of revision of the
voters' -Carried. Moved by Mr.
'Castle, seconded by Mr. Douglas, that
the reeve give an, order to Mr. Aiken -
to the aniouht of $10, to buy
clothing for Thomas, Kay, an indigent
person, -Carried, Moved by Mr. Aiken -
head, SeC, by Mr. Castle, that this °sun:
eil do now adjourn fo meet on the last
Saturday in 'December, at 10 e'crock,-„-
Carried. • Witt. PLUNICETT,
• kdag 4.11.0 TFAAPPEVEZ
stone through • •ono of 0thewindows, to Mr -Paehley,_ for.the gamut 8525,.eash:
strlking 'a' yonng men on the erin with The -lot contains one-fifth of au acre, and
considerable force and scattering lion- the house is a Mall but comfortable frame.
drecla of splintered fragments of glass r Mr. •Peter Geiger has babght lite south
through the room. The stone. tin.own half of Mr. Nicholson's farm, situated on
would probably pointd
• the Brolvascin line, Hay. Last spring Mr,
weigh two s.
HURON' ITEMS: •
Geiger sold his own farm with the inten-
don Of •Jnotting to the United State*, brit
after visiting parts of Ohio and Kansas he
• came to the conolusicm that he could suit
Mr. Joh Rae of MelCillop, died in himself better in Canada than the States,
Dakota; of typhoid fever, lately. •
Rey. Mungei rraser iif-St. Thomas, has • • Sale' itegister.
declined the call to Seaforth Presbyterian
church.
Mr. Moses lltfe, Of Par Line, Hay, slit
a fine ;deo last oiceq11. Theca.rcasa weighed
120 Die.•
Miss Bathe; of Wiughain, has .heeti
gaged in S. S. No. 4, Morris, •st a Salary
Of $279 per dminin. •
A Child of Mr. &pine' 33eatty, °cock..
ersmith got bitellY scalded a few. days ago,
opsolting a teariet off the stove.
Tim Congregations of BlueVale aikil Ea -
dies Prethj: terion churches, are talking of
extending 6. call to Rov„ Mr. McKay.
Mr. Ti•ann of-klensalL has soldhis. en -
tiro herse, 11 Young Enterprise,' to Mr',
Jr, Fie er, of Colborne, forthe handsome
figpro... f $450 •
tast week Mesh's, 'Cleilninghant Pratt
ria Reynolda, were each tined .$20 and
cosfs .by: an 'Eeter magistrate for aelling
liquor contrary to law, • • • '
Miss Siale,Patton'at present engaged as
a:imbue:it teacher iu tho aelfool at Beet:oilier,
:has been ckgaged to take charge df No. 7;
Colborne, at a ealarY of $265, for ,the year
1870.
A ea't belonging to Wm. Duncan, tsf
Bluovale, gitee birth to 'o• kitten with two
heads, two tails and eight feet, all perfectly
formed on tho ono bikly. The monstrosity
was atlive When born, hut. expired shortly
after. •
, IL CohAini•of Blyth, met with it painfal
accident on Tuesday: Ifehad entered the
works of Alexander Su Craig, and was edg:
ieg•couie staves, when his right hand came
in contact with•the saw; lacerating it fear-..
fully. ' . • •
At lilYth, lest Week. Meilits., NCKinnon
(R.- McMillan shipped ten ors of wheat- to°
Liverpool; and ..three cars of barley to. Buf-
falo, and Messrs Boland Ai 141eLennan
5s,iiir)em,paedteri .eare of wheat,and or cars
f
.Duriug the past nionth 12,000 tons of
freight have 'left Exeter station. The
earnings for the inonth aniourit•to 82,000.
25. On Friday last 16 car loads of grain
were'shipped to Liverpool atid fourter, Lion -
11011, England.' " • • 0 .
Mr. John Leslie:, Grey, retorned from
' --hest stocks_in_the_countrv, imp.orted direct from the besC
the North west on Tuesday. Helices the
country and has taken^up 300 acres smith
of Lake -Manitoba about 45 miles from
Winnipeg. .fra intends minoring to his
new home in thospring. •
son' Of _Wm, Dennis' Reardon, of
Sea Met With aTisery severe accident a
ghort titne ago. It seem that whilst he
and his companion were (lopping, the axe
glanced and Struck his thigh, making a
wound five inches in length. ' He is ddfrig
Well.
On Monday Danierbutzel, a man in the
employ of Mr. James Taylor of Morris had
the misfortune to fracture his leg at the
ankle joint, while on tho way to Mr. Alex;
McDonald's to thresh. The accident lorte
teased by his leg being caught in the
tracks on which he WAS riding.
On Wednesday Dan, Simpriard, who was
fast week found guilty of burglary and, of
two chargee of sheeting With intent, waS
senteneed by Judge Squier to flye years in
the penitentiary on the Aug° of burglary.
and ten years on each of the charges of
shooting; the terme to run concurrently.
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We will send 'the NEW .11.111,A
10. IsTrZY subscribers., front 'this
date until 'January, 1880., for
; :5 0
1 arnr:stmilt„, &c.,, belonging to the estate of.
O Cook rot 35, 4,0». m You may thhok your oven a treaseye,
the alrgitaeh, Henrytownship, on the 1 4 h inst., a t 1 - ...„ . a, ,..1c1A iiiitt:hoeiiiii, mayaho:Balviol ,rociurvf:ttztll i
O 1 p.)13., sharp, D. Dickinson, atter. a . et es ours.
Will be &id 011 Illarket square, ou the 16th
inst. . a bouSe and lots 775 and 775, North neATiNlisi'luAlTn'Aver htara 3 -
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2 street, J. PUgh, proprietor. Also, at , .11,er era
17111::5:4o liiiitYful' i •
same' tinie lot No. 0, ;Victoria, street; - : Ana kis bl'ow is nkoth snowliclk .
. a . or
Paid•in ativanee. • This 'Mier is
only to new .subScribers,
will' thus receive the ,balance
• 4.274 of this you'
To, any one sending isa the
. names of' Svc NEw SUBSCRI-
• BERS, together -with the money,
we will give a splendid Chromo
or Steel -plate Engrnvin4 that
would copt frem VI to $5-.
44
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The TVeekly Globe and Nlow lJai-i.3 15
Weekk Globe alone -$.1.00: '
The .4174erfean, :dmioulturist and NISItt ERA,
ilffiqcoltur.ist alene-81,50.,
Tell'Ibisla your 'neighbors, 'or hose Who .
cerne to borrow the paper, and see if you
cannot increase its influence and prosper7
Send mulles as sow! as obtained.
Money.intist accompany all Orders.
.E, Itor,Stus & SoN.
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On y Bgloy:
BY .0. '1.:11,'IXOSTONE.
• too. Stave never soon our little baby,
• And never felt it's '
• ltrani it's pretty live 01 00)41,
• Or ybior heart 'would thrill wit4
lots 88 and 89, Walker Street; lots 90 awl.
97, Victoria Terrace, •ands lot 67, Bond
strebt. • Mrs, Tinkle, 'proprietor.. 1).
Dickii•sou, auctioneer. .
•, Local Not1Ces.
mr..1...eanauder,Olieten, has specie/ facilities for the
gumming of BONN at his blacksmith shen. Chll and
see , ,
IlditAn ANL: CAKEq.—For good bread, eakeo, go to
Cooper,s, who you will finda first -oleos biker. 'Wedding
and other %peyote:1M made to Order. Bread delivered.
to any part of the town, Remember the 'deck .nuron
atreetriliatie Cotes hotel. ' •
Rosy dimples m his cheeks,
Awl his eyes are bright diamonds--
% Mow thoy sparkle when he speaks;
;Would you like to see our babn
.vbL !olio° lad 1;101tihkonieceifawiirt:h Iva r.a.a"74-0.
would you, twine your arms aroma hint
That the-gocl of love and mercy
• lreeItipreteet him for oar sae;
For if harni beeonwe our darling
I beliovnour hearts would brook.
.1)11 you pay ,i'oea bless our
HIM we thank.$ett for tbe word'
O And the best and purest feelings • •
I , our bosoms you have stirred.
Did you say "God keep our baby 7"
remember yon for this 1
O O Alitclionurretiainmin!leouvbweinpbb:istelLs.yost
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Li the above line•of GoodA we ore showing one of the finest and •
A very sad and distressing accident cc=
cured wcar Grata. Bend on Thursday last,
resulting in the death of a. boy fifteen years
of ago, son of Mr. Robert Adair. Ho was
helping the threshers et Mr. Frank Allen's
mill, and haring occasion to page OVOr the
tumbling rod, was caught by a projecting
bolt, in the pants near the foot, thrown to
the ground, and instantly wound around
the shaft. On the mill being stopped and
he reloaed, it was found -that his clothing
was torn entirely °Shim, nothino bet the
wristband of the shirt remitioing. His
left leg was broken in three places, the
flesh stripped off, the bone much abattered
and protruding; the right AVM was broken
and torn nearly from the body, and faco
much bruised, and two small holes in his
batik. The poor fellew only lived about
four hour* after, and was vita ,,tensible
'rust mewed, a lams stock of 1),V until he died, seeming to suffer no. pain
Dew and Wrapping Paper. Con and until nal., near the ltuit, when he templed 'or
see theK, at Arsto Era (OA ft pain in his abdomen.
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• English and American maikets. 4
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IN UNDERCLOTHING
We have a magnificent assortnunt, comprising All the 1,1tecsi
• Seerre„,,it .and CANA DUOS mat:es.
Large lines in ('r,cyra, huoi, tnd E:11) (.44,0vm.
LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS, and SHIRTS are bought direct front
New york, and for style and fit, cannot be surpassed.
All the leading Novelties in TIPS, BOUtii, ilitAtirsilloszBaY,
Com,Ans mid Iliirnicettrarrtea,
AT
APS.
In the ubove &pa:Went owe Aro doing atremendons trade, our
• business having tripled during the Itt4 FtPtiSell.
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Large assortment. in ENGLISII and AMERICAN .4.T.1 HP 'LATS.
„ Bov's AND Yerrt'll'S Ifkrs in endless variety.
We ate showing splendid lino in HEAVY CAPS,which are
selling very fast, .
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A CALL RESPECTFULLY soiacitap.
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OlANVEN. Oct, 31, 1878. '