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DISTRICT NEWS,
1I'4211 ? (LiL94L.
Thu town band *qv )100 Non) tllu
town this yea(',
The central ti leph(•ne 0111(4') is in
Goo. Mason's (.tur,ry
11 prayer ,4442'tings in town 011
Tuuedny rvonmlg of last wool),
$2,200 line b>eu subscribed for the
erection of it is (tory in connection
with St. 1'41411'44 cluueli.
A couple of Kentucky (.entlenlen
pnr0haned it brood mare and filly from
E. 11. Bleck. 'They paid $700,
$8,86 w148 ibo otnottnt J. G. Field
forked over for au assault and battery
on the Capt, of the (31IV8(1 Array.
The ralepayorb of our town think
the ueeeosu). funds fur the sinking of
a salt well suould be supplied by lb()
town.
A feint hearted blacksmith, named
Wells, who belonged to the Wingham
company of volunteers, dug out when
ho hoard the 88rd Balt. would bo
called out.
The Vidette Days :—On Wednesday
11. II. Holmes nae served with a writ
at the instance of Patrick Comerford,
who claims dsmages for the seduction
of his daughter Margaret. Tho case
will be tried al the assizes in London
nevi
Dr. McDonald arrived home safo
140)1 5011114 1411(1 wa8 received by the
Lalld taut a number of our towns-
people. He was rather unfortunate,
while west however, in 0310 respect
having had a brolcen Ic'g to 11uree all
winter. It appears that 011 Decem-
ber 17th while he wits travelling iu a
Texue 41(140,1) from San Antonio to
Boerne the horses ran away and he
was thrown oat, breaking his left log
near the 11111,10. Tho leg bothers
111m considerably yet, and 11e limps
painfully in walling,
1L.tsltow (,x.
A second Fer,'.l:ter!' Lodge is to be
organized hero.
The spring show was held on Wed-
nesday of this ween(.
Listowel Dtlirymeu's Association is
celled to meet on May 7111.
The oltl school gronud will be
transformed into a public pearl(.
$1,800 is the amount fixed upon
by the Board of Works for this year.
The roller rink will seem bo in ord-
er. Masers. Howell & Johnston, of
St. Oatberiuos, 1)4100 (Margo of it.
The Council impose 14 fine of $20
on keepers of billiard paten! who al-
low youths under 18 years to frequent
thein,
The Methodists of this town have
pUrOha,ed it itto for a new church.
The new building is estimated to cost
$10,000.
On Monday evening of last week
A. B. M00141um, M. A,, high School
toaster, delivered an interesting lect-
ure in Knox church on "Phases of
Sottish chancier,"
The Standard trays :—On Tues.11ay
night Constable Osborno arrested a
man uanied Richard Nesbitt, from
Minto, on a charge of torso stealing.
It appears that Nesbitt had borrowed
a Norco and meddle from John Wal.
lame of that township, and came to
Listowel From Hero 1)e proceeded
to Mitchell. Between Monkton and
tllitcllell be is said to have traded the
horse (Alfa another, mud subsequent-
ly made a second trade, in the latter
deal getting $8 "to boot." Ile is
than said to have got on a spree and
sold the horse and saddle for $2,40.
On coming back here he was arrest-
ed, mad has been sent to Guelph.
eel etCyralt.
Dr. Coleman is assessed for $80,-
000 this year. His taxes will foot up
to about $600.
Dr. Campbell's book on "The land
of Burns," containing 260 pages, is
now offered for sale.
The fall wheat in this vicinity pro•
misos a barge yield, 1f present appear -
nines are a criterion.
Tho debates between residents of
this t0\vn awl gentlemen in the Oo.
town are very interesting.
The Sun publishes the following
sketch :—
The Salvation Army bad 1a grand jubilee
hero on Monday night of last week, in Mad -
no's 11a11, which was crowded to the door.
Divisional officers Weekly and Ludgate,
and several other offioors from surrounding
corps were present. A Saved Brass Band
from London assisted in tho services, and
aroused the whole community. A grand
torchlight procession toolr place, and was
witfhoseed by an immense multitude, The
foremost man in the party, carrying tho
colorswas the venerable veteran and pion.
oar of 'Huron, Edward Vanligmond, who
glories in carrying the flag for King Josue.
A short sketch of this historic man's life
will not be amiss. Mr. VonEgmond's fath-
er was colonel under the King of Holland,
then fought miler Napolo0n Bonaparte at
Waterloo, Edward VanEgreenci 42va0 born
on thn 1'1)4240 40 1g080040, wan baptized when
hu teal( only five days 01(1, and has never
wren his sponsors since, who promised to
bring hien op hi tl40 (ear mud honor of the
[sod, but flow, ho Days, 118 1100 found a
Godfather hl the end of his days, who will
stand good to him. Ito 420448 about 2 weeks
old, and inn Moscow, Own it was blown up,
holly cennnnueing the viriesitudes of life
early.. His father, Colonel Vanligmond,
had his hors shot muter him nt Waterloo.
Tho family e31110 down the hlliu0 ;1)C) 1111100
to Amsterdam, Holland, whim hu was 110v.
011 y011111 old, then sailed to Liverpool, and
from there over to Philadelphia, and then
to the State of Indiana, In 1227 they mov-
ed to Canada, Iu I(a8 Colonel YauEgnlontl
opened the road from Galt to (lodoriob,
through the un(ttrvoyed wilderness, and
Edward drove the lira( team through with
baggage and provision for the workmen on
the road, and 110 also earned the (trot mail
from Galt to Goderioh on his bank, once a
fortnight; he was a veritable travelling
postmaster. If any of the settlers mal him
on the way, and asked if there 104141 any-
thing for them, he would open( his bag and
deliver his mail. IIo always had plenty of
company (auah as it wits) having Indians,
mo8quitoo8, wolves, boars and deer. At
ibo first election held in Godoricli, Colonel
VauEgmond opposed the famous Dr. Dun-
lop, with no more than a dozen votes to
poll in the district ; the Colonol was de.
fsated by throe. When he wont to the
polls ilio most respectable people took labs
horses out of the waggon, and drew the
gallant Col, and his 1100 00110, Constance
and. Edward, to the Misting. E. VanEg-
mond is the only representative living of
the first election in Huron. Through all
those years Mr. VouEgmoml says he never
found n personal living Saviour until tho
Salvation Army came to Clinton, but now
he fools he is on the right road to heaven,
and glories in carrying tho colors for King
Jesus. Ho opened the first inn and store
combined on the Huron road, for tho 00-
contmodation of travellers seeking homes,
on the farm now occupied by Samuel Fow-
ler, the nearest louse to him being -in God-
oriolh, where Judge Reid slept post office
and tavern oOmbiued, and twenty miles to
the next neighbor, seven miles this side of
Stratford.
1''Irsllie(1 Notes.
Heavy beaded cords aro user"' for
l01piug skirts.
Sill),
mohair, and 44a(e0118 are used
for foundation skirts.
Espngucl, a new silk material, has
the effect of uncut velvet.
Persian and Indian brocades aro
much used. for short mantles.
Chambery gauze and satin are
used together for dinner gowns.
Neu's veiling and crape cloth will
be combined f1) 011411ln8r wear.
Smallueee of size and simplicity or
else absolute uniqueness must char-
acterize the buttons this sprlug.
Basques 1111 hong fu the waist lint
short 10 the skirt, which is frequently
only from an inch to two inches be-
low the waist line, and finished in a
short organ plaiting in the back.
Robes of Unguilla cloth, with the
embroideries in white, blade, cardinal,
and navy blue, are in fast colours,
and will look as well after washing as
before.
Pariteols are shown in canopy and
Japanese shapes. Tho coaobing par-
asol has a canopy top and is ill a111110
new colours and checks. French
paraeoie covered 11(11 puffed orepo are
in every Imaginable shade.
A Waal: !Grow bonnet has I1 Tory of
01114 jet beads inside the flat brim.
Tho crown is square mud out up be-
hind. A v,.lvet bow, fan -shaped, is
ple0od on the left side of the bonnet,
and over it droop gold• tipped black
ostriel! feathers,
New hats have mostly sugarloaf
Drowns and narrow rolled brims. At
the Connotive Hippiguo ladies of fash-
ion wear pearl gray gloves with black
embroidered backs, manisll-looking
tailor made jackets or very short man-
tles, cut in jacket shape leenincl.
A golden -brown bison -cloth dress
has the skirt kilt -plaited. The over-
dress is of a figured material, a shade
lighter. The bodice has a full plas-
tron ; the cuffs and high collar aro of
dark brown velvet, marl a soft dark
brown satin Turkish Dash completes
the costume,
A very beautiful rose moire eve-
ning dress has a low bodice, pointed
beck and front draped with gauze ;
the gauze sleeves, reaching half way
to the elbow, are bordered with a
fringe of rose petals. Gauze drapery
looped from left to right, oovsrs the
skirt, and the train is trimmed with
garlands of rose patella.
Tho hustle and pouf -back draperies
are conspicuous features in all kinds
of gowns. The side appear on sono,
and the general effect is not bouffant,
save in the back, although the box-
plaited breadths all round aro the fea-
tures that is not observable. Sono
of the models are trimmed with lace
and a profusion of scarf draperies and
ribbons in bows and loops,
Tho shape of many of the bonnets
15 1)00n11ar. Some aro made on escar-
got, snail shaped sides, mull trimmed
with masses of flowers on top, Others
aro worn preposterously small.
IlIost aro tied with short, narrow
strings which are decidedly effective,
Deep violets and. brilliant shades of
yellow are also much in flavor 024 the
Champs Elysees. The former are
proferred for 0ostumes, tho latter for
bonnet trimmings, in the form of
marigolds, buttercups, and broom.
JN TJI1' COUNTY coUIIT
TILE-- -
COUN'1'4C OF iU URON, •
is '05511 11ATT1:11 (14' 4'.A16Tift1106
l.l.'rwl:n 41
Noll Olt unr.un 'o..1 rob411411! 1)1111O4l0iull, ifnr-
1841 )1oNell, and John Ilutlenn8.m,--l'lafutin's,
nap
Nancy Stewart, Campbell, Nell Campbell,
Janus Campbell , rliymfo or 11,trien Campbell,
hole n Oas1pb011, Chateau Campbell, 1iu01,11
Campbell. Donald (law and I, Jabu Cumpeell,
Isabella Campbell, Edward. Cnmetltell, 1>u n00tl
Can p ha 11, Margaret 11 ughes, 42421(31614111ugb(0,
James Campbell, Angus Campbell, Cat -.1168
Cnulder, Alexander haulier, John 01.4(4 (boll,
Damao 00101311011, Donald Campbell, Jaules
Campbell, Neil Campbe)l, Augus Clark .l4eergo
(hark,Flora alol(000ie, Robert Ma1(on0(e, Iea-
>1o144 ellyy Mlle Kelly, Peter Aolly, Marion
Rambla, William Amalie, Donald 11ei,aury
tfarg11001 M144011ry and 41(11111 th 01e1.o0r)4--
Dotumlauto
Tu (1i0 121000 named Ilofrndonto and 1411 inn
110W11 1)81'410)1 0 having or ulailn1t10 any estate
of interest In tho lends 1111.1 promisee Lor0ln-
aftor par tl0nlmrly described:
You, and each and every of 7011, aro hereby
required to taro notice that the petition for
partition of oortniu lands and 11rsm1004 name.
ly:_
(111 those oortain parools or tracts of land
endure:Mato situate, lying nod behlg 420 tho
Township of Olarrie, in tae County of Huron,
and forming part of Lot number thirty is the
tenth Oenee0810n of the sold Township of
Morris ,m010 particularly described as v0isge
Lets numbers Seven and k:lallt, 1(nox's sur.
0 planfdrawnilby (a°D Walton, as
P.dL. 8enand
registered In the Registry office for tho County
of Moron, and also village Lots numbers eight-
een, nineteen and twenty, in the aforesaid
Village o1 Walton, and being a petro of lot nom-
intveComutyoftho lghteettli SllrOn, will be presented oto
tho County Court e, the County of Huron, or to
the presiding Judge 14180000, at his (!embers
in the Court house, In the Town of Gabriel',
en Saturday, the Twentytlrlh day orAprin,
1865, at Twelve O'dlook, noon.
And you, and each and every of you, are
hereby required to appear at the said (luno
and pleas untl state what claims, i1 any, you
have to the lees and premises above describ-
ed and in default of your so appearing the
sold matter will ho In'oo0ad011 tit]. 11" 112 your ab.
soma.
Dated the 10th day of Meech, A.D. 10855.
05 (1n. PIICLIPlaint Plaintiffs' Sallt:Her.
EAT MARKET,
'MAIN >WIIEET, MUSSELS
ANDREW CURRIE, Prop'r,
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
01 ho boetcluality alwayr ooh and and deliv
oral in uuypart of ibo Villupc free of charge
'4E11Ms Very Favorable,
FAT CATTLE WANTED,
Norwhiohiho highest market price wilib e
Ialso make a specialty ofbnyingllidosand
Skint', Dort'* forgettho Place, next aloof
t o li letcher's.rewelirgg lore.
ANDREW oun$IT
ALL ALIVE !
Tho undersigned begs leave to announce to
the Public generally that ho has purchased
the Entire Stools of D. Frain, harness
matter, and Ravin brought a Largo Stock
of MMS 042011 Mance ,ho is prepared to Com -
pot o with tho 7hoapost, as he Buys Strictly
for Cash A Complete Stock of
L.IGHL AND HEAVY HARNESS,
COLLARS, WHIPS, BRUSHES COMBS
T1R,UNKS, 11011SE BLANKETS AND
VALI; ES,
And Everything in the harness Lin
t
Harness made toOrder from best mit
tonal on Shortest Notice.
t Repairing Promptly Attended to•
t " SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
A Ua elicited before Purchasing
Elsewhere
50 CORDS
—'0E—
SHOR , .TURD FOOD
Wanted at Once
will be taken in Exchange for anything in
the Harness Lino.
tar Don't forgotthe place, inDr Graham 8
Block, D, Frain's Old Stand, Main Street,
Brussels.
R. STEVENSON.
A C•LREAT CHANCE TO
Make Money !
Outfit worth a Largo Sum of Mon-
ey all Scree. You will find Your
rortune in our Circular.
Great Chance for .Lady
eljemts to .1ITake Money.
Terms and Outfit Proo. You
will find our Circular a Primo,
Address,
FINN Ard PtlnxtxsIIINa CO.
St. Catheriues, Ontario.
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TO 111��gy9 FRONT qq�_ ,r�{�1� LAT ��}T,l
T tl e I u N. e e N T [' tl 'h, S A I
The undersigned 111 returning thanks to the People of C1`a1111rooli
and Surrounding Country for their Liberal Patronage (luring the pita
H years would respectfully intimate that he Inas again resumed busi-
ness and will 130 found at the Old Stand, ready to utle.nd to the Wants
of his Customers.
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-IN THE BLACKSMITH LINE --
PRO MP TLY
INT?--PRO..IMMPTIay .ATTENDED TO.
1 .H J ,:VTA G C,-14-0 -..L'\T S J.
\villi be Under the Management of tt First -Class l'Ieobanic.
Repairing of 411 R'inds „lttendecl to.
We also Malice a ,Specialty of New C'or'k got up
:in, First -Class Style an -d Guaranteed
to Give Satzsfaeti-on.
We are the Only Firm in the Dominion of Canada Manufacturing the
'iatoria Rod Cult,
allowed by Competent Judges to be the Best of All talo wheel Vehicles.
Intending Purchasers Should Call and Examine.
NATI! NAL ROLLL.,
R MILLS.
e VanstI ie 5032,S, ` ropne on.
Wo have much pleasure 111 announcing to t110 public that our New
Roller Mill is in Complete Running Order and P4 giving the Best Sa•tis-
faction.
SNORTS, MEAL, BON & CHOP GI®i STR Tfl 1' ON HAND.
Wo also slake the following Brands of Flour :
Patent, (Jersey Lily, Canadian's Pride and
Snow Storm.
Gristing Attended to vvith Promptness.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
EA.S13' URQN
CARRIAGE WORKS!
!
JAMES BUYERS
—11f ANUFAOTOREIl GF—
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, DEMOCRATS,
WAGONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, &c,, deo.,
all made of the Bost Material and finished in a workman -like manner.
Repairing and Painting Promptly Attended to.
Parties intending to buy should call before
purchasing,
Itxarntlz NCh s.-12arsdon Smith,
B. Laing, James Cutt and William
MclC.olvoy, Grey township ; Wm. Canlmrou, Wlu, Little, Goo. 131'8\0141,
ali(1 Davi(1 S3rec1(enridge, 14lorris totvushiln ; Tilos. Town land William
Blitsliill, Brussels ; Rev. L. A. Fear, IClrktnn, int 1.1 1., `ti'rigllt, 1'11111
berry township.
REMEMBER P1113 STAND—SOUTH 01? 131?IDG+.
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