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Dr. O.ttee uredo Urn" Ethel fur a
visit to Mtaekoka, noon, with the intes-
tine of prospeopie*
O. Stenos, will *nem in the v. -tufty,
lessee foo fieepelse neat week, where 6
will r.aseia la thla fatale.
charge • 4Ib.1i Mill ben and w►
rent lie faro.
John iia Bard, tier Ethel. shut au
mile one diiy last week. It was a very
VT bird measuring 7 ft. t ta. antrae
the siege, Mr. Hayman( intends sending
rt bibronto to get it stuffed.
WM.
11101O1O1e.-We are very sorry W
that II1ige terrain teacher,
Um been forted to giviitp isMb1ug
on Imt of i11 health. We trust she
bent& to memo her duties.
ENTiRTAIwNal/r. -Au seitertainlaenl
was held in the 1[eN1•xli4 church last
Mouday night, in connection with the
Mile Sabbath school. Dialogues and
recitations were given by the pupils, and
Fiume of them were well :metered. The
music rotas ale° given by a j uveaile uhuir,
re
. /estorth.
nee. --On Wednesday night, 9th fiat.,
a fire broke out in the frame building on
the owner of Main gad Market streets,
owned by Mrs. Markey. The upper story
was occupied by 0. R. Calder, photo-
grapher, and the trot story by G. Ewerg's
hotelier stall ; R. Itigg'a oontectiunery,
• and Mrs, Market's canfeotiun.ry and
tumour store. .tion 4 the gooua were
saved in a damaged eoodition. Ins on
building, about $1,000. Insured for
$2,000. The town waterworks have thus
for the second time saved the town from
a disastrous oontagr&tion. A daring
deed should also be recorded. When the
flames were at their highest, one of the
firemen, D. Sills, ascended a ladder with
a tea -kettle fall of water, and stooped
the =tension of the fire amid the cheers
of the assembled crowd.
Danginnon.
Nr. Pet's.'« Cxultcm CoNeziT. --A a.01 -
vett, and.tga angler the anepiaes ''of St.
• 's chinch Dungannon, will Le held
• this (Friday) evening, Tea will be served
in tho Orange hall, at 6 p. in., c.,noert
to commence at 8 o'clock. The ;,off of
9t. George's church, Gn:on-ioh, assisted
hi Mr. Cani;;oa of Lucknow and others,
will oULtribute to the musical entariain-
%tant. A Gist -chums entertainnlem is ex-
pected.
x-
BBAw11eo.--Twu young men nam-
ed JoseTh Ratford and Alex McDonough,
of eke duh and 9th oma of Weil Wawan-
use, re.peotively, on Friday evening Let,
sawed half a cord of wood an 44 minutes.
This is the fastest sewing we have yet
beard of.
Quite a few Gomrieites attended the
tea meeting in Belmore last Wednesday
evening.
Some time sin a large number of the
members and friends of the Methodist
torah, in this village presented the
Rev. Jan. Brolly with & costly and beau-
tiful Portland cutter, and on Monday
hat, Spotten and Ferguson called upon
him and pretested him with a handsome
aura of money as a token of affection and
eataam frogs his Orange Hill congre-
Monday evening lad a couple of
oa behalf of the wardens of
fjtq blas chutek in this Tillage, atep-
ped sn o Mr. Croskery'a and presented
Mies Annie Croskery with a river cruit
stand as a rescinder of the fact that they
appreciated her services as organist of
the church. The gift is a very costly
i.ne and is, no boabt, highly appreciated.
Thomas Naito/sea, who will be known
to any as the toll gate keeper, for
nese Leen, near Blyth, but lately a
livery stable proprietor, is now moving
to Manchester, to keep hotel in the
building vacated by R. J. Pollock.
Although we had ne municipal elect -
tion this year, there has been quite a
S time respecting the appointment
tfage clerk and secretary of school
trustee beard. Mr. Metcalf has now
secured both these offices, in competition
with Mr. Thorne.
Meana Grey, Young & Sperling kayo
finished their new ask ]sleek, and new
tarn out 300 barrels of salt per day; in-
cluding the Seefortk blocks, they manu-
facture nearly 700 barrels par day.
They are about erecting a saw mill and
gave factory in Blyth, for their own
else, they require 50 many barrels.
Bltk salt is now shipped to nearly all
Mations on the Great Western Railway.
Fur Soweto -A few daye age lLeaara
Fred Whiteley and Wm. Elliott, with a
Dilemma saw, cot a simple log 17 uwhea
in diannoter i1 tweuly wa,uds. Thislp
went Misdoing for that one-third of •
Mr. Win. Young, the pioneers tfat
of Colborne, has been 48 years in the
township.
INtxuaWr. The report that Mr.
Hata Martial, our genial Bunifaoe, was
about to learn for the North-West is
without foundation
isltalL
Oot•Ntml. Dosses. -At tiN .est llseeting
o 1 &e flcld l'ooncil, all the members
of whisk wore present, a Ie olutlun woe
peered rescinding the motion panned at
ilio "me.isig held un the 11th of Janes/try,
with regent to the money required to
pity the hien for work performed un the
diem o., 1. It:tries street, and providing
that t to several amounts requtred lee
pend. A resolution was also passed to
Ui. etttxrt Utah the next sitting of the Di-
vision Girt he held in Bakers Hall in
the villaga, nail that tete County Juge to
notified to that effect. lar. Richard
Ching was appointed Assessor; Mr. Wm.
Harrison, Collector, and Mr Jas. Thomp-
son, Treasurer. Mr. John King wan iy
painted Poundkeeper, and Messer'. Geo.
Park and James Burns, Auditors.
Messrs. Wm. Harrison, Abel Martin and
Henry Miller were appointed Fenceview-
ers for the year 1881. The Reeve was
authorized tv issue an order to Mr. Win.
Harrison for d150 salary and $4 for
stationery and postabe. The license
the amount stated by Statute. Mr. Jno.
Ferguson was appointed village consta-
ble. It was decided that the use of the
weigh scales for the current year be let
by tender at the next meeting of the r ;
Council, and that in the meantime Mr.
Jas. Thompson be engaged to take charge v`
of them until they are let. After pas-
sing a000unta to the amount of $6'9.68,
the Council adjourned until the first
fees for shops and hots a were fixed at
spipe-
s ry . . ets'wsoil► that oar.
panes. biting hint die d Jeliriuss tee -
Moen
NOTICL
ioiein/ wp Photographing �a (Judet id.
Ina nituest. thins> th
�anktsq�tas past Woods favor*
will peuld
ase
aetbe terssat pinna ani pre eat - please
Power i. Wormer.
Life lyse Photos, i1.00 O.et
Silo photos, 1.50 2.00
sat 1.>b 1.30
L1Maees PIMA, Der Ise.. - Leto Lia
card i'►ttte Mr dew, . - iee9
Te..ww w..•.
'.ILANII Vitt NE
. met.
Pam Sian'.. Mts'd. Mla'd.
Uuderie&. Lir � e0am 1 tespm J. t:y,ot s.e0aal
rieaafortb .M " 1 10 " 1. 1.3 " 1610 "
Stratford. ArKMem Llbpat Hagar tan"
w
Pans. Esp'e. Mix'd.
Srutfutd.L. I.10am 3(pat 7.e0ain
Seaton& . L17 " $.Cli V 15 '
Utrierich.Ar LISpn, f1.80pen ll.tlllam
UHK.tT W EKN.
ittp s. Mali.
Clinton loins nor* Annan i.ripm
truing south 1M� l.m Atentin
e'TAGIt LINIOC
Lucknow Stage (dally) aur. le.11rm
Klneardiae " b.etkam
Delimit/et " IWednesday and
iiturdavI arrives s.0aam
MIs' 1.
1 upas
+.Is•
7.15pm
7.111 .•
d. fu
..au
Aad Pores to OM the above it 83 OMILLIiR
BOTTO M P R r o lE 6-
('wae come all ' and lave your beasts
iMaef br letting good and cheap/Photos
1714 ]t. L. Jooalesox's.
ALX OF BOOK DUETS dtc. , BY
t I Te Jmer. a�Nr .t the gonia nit
oao
t�maajtt to the IJ the (loan of Oboe
f �r wade In the &hove natter dated the stb
day of October A. D. Ides. Tenders fur the
purchase of aL the hook debts, promissory
nous ad other chow* In rUec,
be the estate of the late John Meese
of Bimetal*, will he received ural the
14th day of Mara, A. D. 1881,
Fit one o'ctoek a. , &t whtob tine the taidare
will be opened at my omcr lathe (`Dori night.
tli oderlch. No tender will be nevrmarily ac
eeriest.
TItRMaa or BALL. -Twenty Ave per cett to
the Vendor's Solicitors. on notification of the
tender, and the balance Into Court within one
'south thereafter without interna.
LIMA of the mid book debts. promiraury
.otsu,►od�nw.*a, sod other these. In the ac
t1oa. maiosM petted at the °Moe&a of Vas
�esl�er o � Wlwgbam. and the ve■-
do tlolleitora. evicts. and at the omoe of
ows
the r in chancery. at the Court Hone
Uoderlo
Chilled Plow
-AND--
AGRICULTURAL
AND--
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Eu t T.
SELLING OFF AT COST
ONS; MONTS,
Previous to taking Stook and making room for
S, . LING GOODS.
Po -CALL AND E.tAMINE FOR Yot'I ELVES. -
MISS STET ART.
it} L
t at.r. w. 151a n••••a
•....L .ad.,.. 1....
w•rrb.T te1sttnjr .
t 8.w wenn the no
11.,. O -...r iL .. metha az
• w+p ♦ mat parka
Baring parish/wed for tioderieh foundry. 1
ata Siting the premises for the manufactarc
of CHILLED PLOWS and AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMF.NTB un a 1 ',ale. MIU Was it
General Itepoirisg andcbbtsg wilt ' con-
tinued. .All work gnaraereetl.
Mr. D. Ruu. lman u 11.c a sty loan eutir.rb .1
to collets( payments and girt• receipts cct ,
halt of Cm: late ants a kanciatan .1• ('t•.. aa11 1
aa onagers fade bted are ',yes*, t to frtt•!r
A LOT OF
xmw
SPJ;ING PRI\Ts.
and
Meltoris
Ladle's Cloaks all Dialers.
SPLENDID VALUE
at
THEY BEEP
tbppiselve. accord ingl; .
THE
I.L-��J.s'tsf
,C1M01\4= TON
GARROW &PROUDFOOT. --
Vendor* Solicitors.
I
H. 1 ter at odnic I 2 OOO Ba,�'re1S
Dated t1,e :Atli day et Jammmart
er A. D 1 air , , :HARDWARES'rocK.
- -- - - �
Colborne Bros.
THE
CORSP'T!
BEST IN THE M.liRSET_
OOLBORNE BROS.
I HAPS BOUGHT THE
toves 1
Tnted at One:,
-- (IF- -
MR. D. FER,C+USON
1
Tuesday in !lurch at 4 o'clock p. ill. 3toves
Y�REAT DISC OU N T! I'R choice hand-picked aph'es for win -,•r 1 l 1 -- ---
LOW RATES.
We are sorry to say that Mr. Robe
Lidlaw for some time past has been
troubled with a weakness of the eyes,
the sight gradually diminishing that it
is with dlllion)ty he can distinguish ob-
jects acme@ the street. He is now in
Taranto, undergoing optical treatment,
which we trust will be successful.
Fns Co. Mmerrwo. -- A meeting of
Om Rescue Firs Co., was held in the
Town Hall on Wednesday evening 9th
inst. , when the following Akers were
sleeted for the ensuing year 1 hief,
Joie ; Capt., Peter Scott: 1st
light, 0. fit. Venetone; 2nd do, Archie
ilsott; Ree -Tree, F. R. Seat; 1st Eos r, t
O. A 2nd do, John Meadows;
let Brune man, T. R.. Smith, 2nd do,
Jelin Waddell; 3rd do., Rich. Williams;
4th de, • Geo. Caesarea; Cod eartesea,
Gee Lsedimeter, D. MmGRae
Cleo. Ra
eel; Howes T. ii.Ossekes, F. S.
Rion, Wes 1I{tltslter, O. Calvin. Af-
ter • number been proposed a onmmtttee
was appointed to easier with the Coun-
eil is raped to the eneepany.
lir. T C. lingers, ear worthy Reeve,
having ascertained the difficulty and se -
peelers that br&nrlwen experience while
attestant' teas at this Beeson of the
year, kiwdy 00.111011414 to present theme
with fear rehires sails few the gas of the
/ loved*, wkigi was highly scited
by the �p ; sand furthermore shhooould sat
b. Mudd is paying quantities, het will
sake a farther demotion of a bell, to be
seed is ens of lire. to weigh not less
Ihpf► W lie
1Liat•il.
('MAN.: L of p' %maim -- Mr. B. Poin- �.._
ter, fo i ltrly of Dungannon, hu settled
in bur midst. Having loaned Mr. Peter
Bayne's shop, he intends to go into the RAVE TR(IUGHS and
manufacture of carriages, waggons etc.,
int an extended scale. He will also
hake a speciality of repairing. We can
recommend Mr. Pointer as a young than
worthy of confidence and support.
SAWMILL_ --Mr. R. McKay, of Stmt. -
ford, arrived here last week to take
°barge of the new -null lately owned by
Youghal and Graht. He will have the
mill in running order in a few days, and
then we shall have a genuine hum -the
hum of the saw. Fanners bring on your
n aw -loge.
NZWISPAPER ENrasrsiaa.- It has been
rumored hen for the last few days, that
Courtney and O'Connor, of Port Albert,
intend starting a newspaper in that en-
terprising village, in the spring; we pre-
sume for the purpose of advocating the
railway and harbor interests of that
P-
AcRo&A. -What has become of Au-
rora? Does the following brief inscrip-
tion refer to him.
A urora
-ETAT 3.
Resurgam.
Mr. Editor, you should not have been
so ungrateful in regard to our beloved
Didymus, as to raise his ire. Among
the assembled wisdom and talent in the
Dominion House of Commons, he was
the only Marl to stand up for the soft -
bag interest of (ioderidl. And yet you
predict his defeat in 1883. Has he not
also labored day and night wiling Or.
Tupper & Co., to produce that wonder-
ful and costly Patent Medicine, which
will be known as the Syndicate Pana-
cea? Should our beloved Farrow re-
sign, what would become 44 North Hu-
ron ? What would become of us 1 Who
would then explain to as the blearing' of
the N. P ? We have acted on his ad•
viae, and havewn warn, wster,n.l-
lors, cabbages, Maines, pumpkins, cu-
cumbers, &c., to sell to the workmen
that he told as would be employed in
the mills, factories, foundries and work-
shops that were to follow, and be part
of the glorious N. P. And the farmers
of Ashfield are oven now preparing to
pre..nt him with a beautiful squash in
1889. And your predict his defeat!
Whet ingr•atitute ! l know nothing
equal to it except the ingratitude of the
Irish, who persistently refuse to take
that old and long tried British medicine
(ooercion), which a loving step -mother
so liberally offend them, and who is even
willing to sus pond the British constitu-
tion on their �{
C7owgr&oR.
■.minae .f tfie mases Mas• .1I -rowan.
Lownow, Fob., 10. - The Baroness
Burdett -Coutts and W. L Aahmead
Bartlett were married this morning at
church. The marriage osremomy was
performed by Rev. W. Carden, amiaied
by Rev. HenryWhits, Chaplain of the
Savoy Chapel'Royal. No one but the
nearest relatives and most intimate
friends were present, indeding Rir Fran
cia and Lady Burdett, Sir Harry and
Lady Keppel, Lady Sarah Lindsay,
Admiral and Mrs.Oosdcs, and
l 11is Ashamed Barlett, M. P. Mr. La -
cutis acted as bed man. Sir Francis
Burdett, head of the Alnily, gene away
the bride. 11e wedding party were
afterwards entertained .t the resident.
of Mn. Ilreiranalies, alis* malar of the
bride, whom health pwveabd her pew
most in sato ektneh. The barman
looked remarkably well previous to tib
asrrewo. Bourton, is aesotdanee *fall
tin Degrees of Rt. Albini will, ernire d
the name of Burdett-Ooutla before his
own sernama Be and his wife tears
this .A.rseau flat the east of Admiral
Oae!dltst, is List
At the Giusti Ouse is Aylmer the
Cert.
w Ottawa Oosutf al gam -
swateflkd flet Hs orlon( aLasy eam
taloa aa snood tams is order to .ell1.M
tartar' lazes dee by the tnw'aaklp of
Leer, wee panted
CONDI'CTINO PIPS ,
CISTERN PUMPS,
LEAD PIPES, &.
PLAIN AND FANCY
TIN WA IRE.
COAL '0I L
WHOLER•Lh, AND RRTAZL
Coal Oil Lamps, etc.. Ord boa, Coggrri. liana
Wool Pickings gad Skeet, tMiss.
taken in exebaare.
11• a.:}- tele (..f...,d Brack, mvccI1 u. W) ua^• ury,l,.,. basaltu+'w. N'J> ►.alt 1.e%rr Oen *theme
JamesMcNair er ■ardware. i ata therefore in a position to sell Mealier tion air «her,
iiamilton Street.
Moune
sa ":"MY.
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J. STORY. "'°' •ta toilette& Tenn 01 Ad-
vertising made known upon application.
JOHN LOVLLL a SON
Kootenai, ►lea Nett. Pon&i titers. 1*.
Sign of the Cool Oil Barrel.
Carriage Worl�s!
R_ PO= R
having leased the shop of Mr. P. Ba e, is now engaged in the m.rlufacturofirst clams
CARRIAGES, BUGGIESWAGGONS, etc.
Give me a call, and I will give you prices that cannot be beaten i -t the
county.
REPAIRING i• c JOBBING` DONE,
KINTAIL CARRIAGE WORKS,,,. POINTE
SAUNDERS' VARIETY STORE.
hating purchased the building formerly occupied by McKay Brothers, next door
to the Pest office, 1 will remove to it before the ld of Merck. and
until that time offer all goods at a
Slight Advance on Coet•
FANCY GOODS,
WALL PAPERS,
JEWELLERY Ire.
'lND) A COMPLETE STOCK
STOVES and TINWARE.
"THE CHEAPEST ROUSE TINDER THE SUN." 1773-3t.
BIG PURCHASE.
J. C.DMTLOR az Co.,
peseiaaed
GT B�,
PTICIDI PRi/1TR,
10 BALI. COTTON*,
1 CAL* BROWN HOLLAND*
THEIR GREAT SALE.
)4ONTHC.. T dz CMro_
(Ii'il1N ►, �I (Pil'� ��f�W'P IS OIIiII P 1,
which I want to run off quickly.
DO= MO B T AT 6408 MOBS All WILL atA n - Y04.
Fresh G -round Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT POR BEST STEEL BARB PENCE WIRE.
LcKENZIE
Holiday Presents!
At BUTLER'S.
Photo and Autograph Albums in great variety, Work Boxes, Writing Deeks, very
suitable for preeents for Teachers and Scholars.
PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY. - ALL CAN BE SUITED.
Stock is New, very complete, and consists of Ladies and Gents' Purses, China
Goode of all kinds, Ruby Goode, Vases in many patterns, Flower Pots,
Cup.' and Flowers,
China and Wax Dolls !
A large Assortment. Smokers' Sundries- Merschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders
and Brier Pipes- 100 Different Styles.
School Books, Miscellaneous Books,
Bible!, Prayer Books, Church Sermons, WieLEY's Hymn Books, Psalm Book!,
t.. de. ---Subscriptions taken for all the beet Exouss, homes,
buss, AMsamlit and CANADIAN Papers and
Magazines at Publishers lowest
rates --now is the time
to subscribe.
A full artc,ck of Selsobl Books, for Teachers and High and Model School Students
All will be sold cheap, and Patrons suited. 1 have a choice
and large selection of
Chri
1:l
and New Year's Cards!
THE BEST EVER SHOWN,
AND CNEAPZI MAN sVE1,
.At BUTLER'S
Germiston Telegraph and Postage stamp °nee. t7w
•
GRAND CLEARING SALE
T LF
-O F -
Boots and Shoes,
-A T-
CAMPBU1 BOOT and SHOE EMPORIUM,
FOR UNE MONTH.
Previous to Stook taking. 1117 Stook is Largould well-amportad,
GREAT BARGAINS
Gasterwk. Jam 11 18I1)
will be Sive&.
.riA
WM. CAMPBELL
leen