The Huron Expositor, 1880-08-20, Page 22
E H RON'' EXPO
ITOR.
BOB KEM IE'S SISTEF
BT DAN DE (MILLS.
"Well," said the long man, "the o
'story 1 can tell y u is a true one. 1
all about things saw and was to s
extent mixed up 'nmyself when I
& miner at Coon ollow, an old c
about a mile fr m Hangtow_n, Pia
ville, and so he old his story as
down belew : =.1
TR13IIXrATIo\li OF BOB RENBL1 .
Bob Ivemble mined at Coon Ho:
,in the early days alxd had one of
best pay iug miueE in the camp..
toward the head of the Hollow ,he
on a rich streak and followed it in
big hill. In there he got drift digg
of the biggest kind. Ile made f
half an ounce to an ounce a day i
along. - He had govt hold of so m
ground on the hill that he felt fixe
life.
Bob had about the best cabin in
camp„ bat one spring he built an a
tion to it that made it more'n twic
big as it was before, anal he went tb
ing up t ings in "general. ---
Who we were helping Bob raise
additio to his house -it was of
dogs-h:..explained to us that he
going to Have a housekeeper.
"Oh, • o P' cried, some of the t
"going t • get married !"
"Not . t all," said -Bob, "no marry
for me. I've sent home to Wiscoi
for my lroungest sister, and she'll
here in . month or two. She'so
sort of r mantic turn, and knowing
I'm like y to be digging away at
mine fo • two or three years ye
least, s e's bound to come out and 1
house f me. She wants to see so
thing of the world, and out of my
ters and the newspapers I've sent h
she's go, her head full of these gr
old mountains, the great pines and the M K bl beg
bright kies and beautiful flog°ors.
The old folks are now well alone 1u map
years,, a d it's not .likely that th out
my
t is
cme
was
amp
Ger-
set
a
a
•
low.
the
up meet of the yo ing_ r� ie
got -thee bolder o es wit'
0 a days, and the othe
ings far d fortnight, two
rom their first visit and
fight skis{ts of Mrs. ilbr
uch Mrs. G-ilbraith se
for ; wom n to assist Mi
or two until she she
the ! of housekeeping in 1
Zdi i it was not lone befo
e as made so snug and c(
fit- I place that Bob decl
skirt of the camp, a
ishinlgly fine.
It seemed a r gulp
whine shirts w re 1
the damp_ Bob w
Hun inating upon t]
him elf :
"Well, it ie very
make the cam loo.
sable."
Dors. Gilbrait
come Miss Ket
the two or thr
the camp, and
h oa
able
e otl
by
1.r)igged up as
r
of day -so
er before s
s. i�u to . asto
to >tn Iter he
on -
many
Sen in
ished.
aid to
in n the iloys to
vilizedo : a Fos -
le
os
le at once
to the camp,
er women lY'
le frees, as e
of the d
in, t`wo or
s straggling
r three 1
at h:shelter
t11 ▪ r old
�s mble a
ui 'get the
h Ountain�
re 't ;lugs w
�m table ab
ared 'tLt almos
his olt
ed as if he were 11v ng i
the ' in Wisconsin.
gine ! For a day or two fter
Mise Kemble there was
'a5 ,
in the camp, a wh n se
s, she had blazipg .; r d 1
Y ' braith was asked ow
ing: made such a niista, e'as
• hair was black. T 1
wri
rick
sat i
sli.o
e in:
en'
08 she might have
f a . thought of Bot
hat a fact well knc
m.: red hair was a
, at ` However, mos of t
eep E ecauburn" and 'golf
me_ : vorite colors i hai:
let- ' Having full swine,
Mme men of Coon Iloilo
and : marriageable young
-Miss Kemble a soo
self quite a coquett
young men of ,the c
vy'll , the end of the first
salt i
kno
,s "1:
wn t
wayE
•
otF
v--1-
we
• wel-
as di
i11 in
cues
gt1 re
alone
a
f
g
1n
h
of 're
eel
hang
re all
gut the
• seem1
h' me
iv
fl
hof
rry
uud
air. M s. Gil -
e could have
o say that het
dy .sal- • hat
etter ad, she
top," as it waa
a phot g
u as h et bl
A declar d
ere th it
the ar
bit of
n itwa
he un
ping the
an in thee
11t to sh w
e had al
n &s
,mus
who be
his fine
t gtothc
` ly realize and relish the onnforttil
ma
ever co a to this country, so I tho .b dissatisfaction of ob,
it woul seem good to have some ore of 1 Eger being left alon - %u
the fame ly here, and I sent the girl just when he was begii4n
o bring her out."
n as -it became known in
at Bob had a sister coming
mining along the hollow be
good deal of interest in 1
another would drop in at
cabin a 4 stop an hour;or two ata
to and helping him . about
th.e new cabiu or about
fence h put up round his place.
the you g fellows began to think a _
deal of ob. .
Bob as a man about 35 3 -ear,
age, an was a sober, steady. kinc
fellow, ho never went into any ki
nonseus:. We all liked him first
long bef re we heard that he had
ter co
him a n
everybo
Whoa
ed in to
style.
0
220011E y
As so
caapt
the boy
to take
One .an
turning
ging up
•
Oil
the ' home.
out Mies Nellie scouted th
gars ing and leaving her
him. ; bachelor hall. Red
hist the way to Califor.
ime oceans, to keep house
she had and she
rig_
e him. She migiht flirt
All of the young men, bl:
esti; ' her to show some life
was all fun. - There
of them that did not un'
of was all fun.
d ot ' Being thus reass
ate was somewhat stir rise
sis ' month after he wflited up
Henry Halter, a Well -tie -do
miner of the ca , p, 1`q o basked hi
in marriage. i s yo ng Hart
not only a most esti ale yours
but also an own r of snellent d
- and; a fine ra
. brother Bob con
to the match.
stave off the tier
talked of it b
think of that in
mouths.
iklr. Harter wi
er delay than o
he saw no good
riage might not
Brother Bob
that part of the.
Nellie, who, he
think of leaving
months. At t
in a way that b
like.
• Bob took an.
broaching the bu
ing it quite app
idea of
rbthee t
he not cos
1i8, acres
for him 7
chid sta
little wit
t J they e
and spirit
vaa not
erstand .
red, "brothe
less t
r1
�t
0
0
ing out, but that news ga ned
w interest in the eyes of n:arty
y.
Bob's house was done .he s i art
fit it up and furnish ib in :good
Lthough it was only a log h use
Bob swore it should be fitted li tie a
palace. He got the finest of ca pets
and far iture and gimci ackery of e • ery
kind, a d thou he sent for the wi e of
one of is friends, a Mrs. Gilbraita to
come' : ad arrange everything. rs.
'Gilbrait and her old nigger wom
Mrs. Gi .braith was a highflyer rom
Kentuc , y -was at Bob's place nig on
to two • eeks, rigging up a bedroo •' fpr
'the girl, a parlor and what she cal ed a
e' boodve r."
Whe it was known that Mrs. Gil-
ess,
t oil
t of
rfly,
hat
to
gal
braith was "bossing" this busi
some of the b ys got mighty swe
her. O e of 'c m made her a prese
a gold s ecimen shaped like a buttE
that he' refused teu ounces for.
he wan ed was for Mrs. Gilbraiti
find out if Bob had a picture of th,
that wa • comic; out, and if so to see it
and rep. rt on it.
' ilbraith found there w
•f the sister, saw it, and
orted on it to the young
o had given her the gc
butterfl , but also to everybody in
camp.
"She' au. angel !" cried Mrs.
braith. "Sieh eyes; Bich hair, sich 1 eau-
tiful features, and sich a sweet ex res-
sion-tl' e loveliest creature I eve sot
eyes on !"
Then she had to describe the sha
the nos , the form, as far as the,
judged y the photograph, and to
all 1n -an. o er of particulars.
"Thehair is yet black, and hau
the bea
neck a
woulds
other
eagerly
of the
rings,
forced
lows, �v
terestiu
Whe
to laud
went cl van to the bay to meet her
bring h =r to her mountain home.
Who the stage which carried
and his sister reached Hangtown,
was so a ewhat surprised to see so n
Coon I ollow boys in town. Mos;
them w are rigged out so fine tha
hardly i mew them.
Shyl they came about, saying: "Ah,
Mr. Ke nble (they usually called him
Bob).
a
a
Mrs.
picture
only re
low w
s =&
not
fel-
lden
the
Gil -
=i
ueh ru , Napa
Id . mike n'o ob
He 'ried, ;how
e Of the weddi
ging ime 1 enon
•the ;curse of fiv
Auld not hear of
tie mopte, and
easoni eghy the
eke place at on
aid he should ins s
usiness being ; e't
was sure,, wou
him for five
is :DIr. Har=ter
other .Bob did 4i
pl:
ck.
hat
fa-
ied
my
mp
er-
the
the
to
SO;
his
y-
eep
all
two
hat
ith
me
ted
d it
of
it
b"
a
by
ung
iter
as
an,
gngs
e iou
v: , to
, and
to
six
1•:ng-
red
ear13 pppoltu i
siness to,his sista
rent thet he t 1
six months about the length of tin
should elapse for the wedding.
Miss Nellie said six months w
time she had herself intended u:
but Mrs. Gilbraith had just;bong
had made up a now silk dress wh
had solemnly sworn n t Ito wea
it was put on for the urpose of
ing her weddin ; the efore, to
Mrs. Gilbraith, he h d tally t•1
Harter she thou ht she onld• be
in two weeks. Hearin this, 1_
j Bob obtained m re light in reg
✓ and.
said n
e of Harry Hsrter's peculi°
be provoking smile, but he
give ; further than :
"Suit yoursel , N
•
gird "
IS 1n ; h !
tifulest curls over the wh'test ` Within a fort
d shoulders," Mrs. Gilbiaith E place. Harry as
y, and then go on to give any 1 the bay and to t
articulars , all of which ere # Bob alone in his
absorbed by the young en ; Nellie was_ se
camp, -and not a few
ins, and gold specimens
upon her by the young
a o all at once found her a
the steamer was due that
the sister in California,
al
la.
11 --suit
y
night thb weddi
id N lime took a tri
e Na a ranch, 1
fine ua�rtors.
y
V1
a
00
t
t
t
•
all fine
• ed for
little fi
e:"
It soo •
el
th,.
Wise
ere wa
e yours
ilbrait
as a le
fi •st sist
ate e
o, h:•r
t ful ' ro
Pre:ee
embi e'
t e n:xt
t•at is
1gto
lkeit
rteut' a
lov w
a: ad ' i
o rhinal
These
p inted
&•d00u
q ite
"T . is
sop," h:
t the
sand er
hat 1
Bu
f arae o'
I ave
1' an
hic
rn e o
Wh:n
r N 11:
uun
ere 01
god lo
rive
e
t
s
°
F t
i
la
'1
t
0
h
r.
greet h
•sant;
I
t
seir
o ru.h.
Mi s
s . est, b
1
.
h
t
0
g- ' o
'as. •e
1 ghte
ette
e•uld
e,ly.
All th .was
two e k.s
• vne a
• H: ng
s and n
t Id e. o
s:lfte
every'
Nell ;
er, as
hiug
index
K ate
becalrie .rn
Bob Kern
nsin for
no little
men 1of C
vas is all'
o say that
r, now Mrs
fable sa
frsir 4t
P.
tithe
tea •
®time
rd h
eve a
gout
so a
on
' truot
omi
ut t
.en
ntful
ere
said,
iri at
ight
do 1''
•b d>,
iII
tedal o
leflte
t
b
1
an
at,+
• uc]
-tl
Ve
rinri
aes'v
=ad t
r fri e
erred
sa
o iz
has
si ste
er.
ried f
and
bega�
it c
sae to
.
t t
f e
..us
: 0b
upo
err of.
'0
iaS
xT
kt
ut I
aljd
clow
m
un
et
r iv
aids
sh
few
ut
t
11
(1
•
ou
d Bo
s si
e' w.
o
ate t eta ed
witllher t
onses: o
sed t ,
She pi
me 't tan.
the alp
1 w th
ode t
t be
Th's
•ercl
ell • aE
_ ter a
o f:ul
ate, h
,ads
fee .
Ka e
s id
"I im
a(ud you
ait s
Ka + e 1
i..
P
g
ar eek a1
Iisbi 1
o an.g o`
to o he h
no is tidy s
a sinp
f rni ur
Bo
hen h
on )ee
soon ea
t at Bo
turd sin
t p -to
11
pn t
Th re
-0 vs he
ea a er.
111 t is
took
rth
Bo
ny
`si
Ile
0
ak
tge
ha.
• th
u"ng, t
11C
la7sh
t �ti
d
s
,a
e
s'
e.
lig" li
Ir. fe - ee js,y.,,
•h . at to as e .
0 i1e ' t art old:r' than
d ee 1 li in lin. is wit
a he vial :fist• t vas
thin) t,iat ►e1:dse
hims:lf s he hong
> j s e ou I br' g upo
they iiia : th r usu
ooh -. a. th la di.0 J . I the
• t• v lie, th•i Httt:vtow
in Bo vp s ig at.
Ry
f. Ma
One b1'th:
wn! a wi'
with e c
that ewa
onor• o bec
he,
= a K
lders a. di
ried i • tie
me11••np
rom ,a cl.
a ma )f i.
man'ii h
he, ie, uld
✓ edI� d
ndlo;.re.
lushe
ould
ng
CanlE
Bobi
use, to
bnacirieid
t wit
,,
h
b!i
c
p
t
n = a: was r
all �h: 1 be ju:t
e: to stand y
'.1;h o hout t le
hal s nt hp'•e
he, i' ter,a d
oti
amo ' g
Hol W. Mrs.
hi'h avor,'a d
ha. i from t' e
art a; thab Miss
h:nd'omegi 1.
- w s fa, bea
w that "B.b
o Id arrivety
n Bob noticd
d: be an War
di. ot i u h
ak irupi o e-
s; au one'' f 1-
)W1 t 'his ca in
a lf}rge as 't e
0
0
c
M
nt
in
1
80
0116
110 8
ev
liner
ea
el
gob
rine
to
rs o
rs
as
A
fur
his
pe un
me r ch
ent
r. eain
vas oi err
ssa nt
ell p
fine ranch. that Iii
ere their place of r siden
fel- minded her of er
-in- Also, she had an eye to
ranch seemed- te her
was more tangible and pe
Bob patch of mining aroun
was sold and a
made on the ran
Bob sent all t
in his house .dOwn to
in fitting up hee ho
were they to hind now
After the housis ha
ed out it began to a
lonely and uncomfor
Bob. He worried alo
lr .
He had au unma ried
who was two yea s ol
his sister Kate. He
her.
He wrote at once
sta.ted that he should
stand. by him, and not
mau that offered him.
wish to be deserted-ag
as comfortably fixed t
He did not forget t
she would be terribl
These she was to
and
Bob
any
of
he
Vhy, hello, Mr. Kemble,
do you lo ? Glad to see you. back
right I" and. their eyes then stole
directio of the sister. Miss Kel
was hit educed, and the boya bowed
blushe , not a few rushing away
out say ng a word, though several
ly iuctu red how she had stood the
and inf rmecl her that she had fc
herself n a very wild country an
countr very different in appeared'
her pra le home.
Miss Kemble smiled. sweetly
thanks eVery one, She had stoo
trip we 1 e Indeed had enjoyed it h
ilreexe pt for two or three days o
ocean ff Cape Eatteras, where
All t e Coon Hollow fellows -s
charm d, aud soon began, to ,glowe
one a other. Not one among t
though of asking anothor to ta
drink, nd old. friendships Boerne
thong they never had been. All
denly eaa,me exceedingly selfish,
goin home nearly every man
out Hangtown and took the
alone.
atable or his sister, and the pair s
out for Coon Hollow, followed by
miring glances of such of the bo
had peed to the last.
On caring the Hollow, Bob no
with s
bet. of
wo
Mutate
OW
all
the
ble
and
Ind -
rip,
und
e to
and
the
art -
the
hey
ere
on
em
ud-
and
tole
ery
rick
ad -
B as
iced
me surprise that quite a num-
miners who were usually hard
k at that time of day were
ng near the trail on the out -
e sed wit
Upon ma 1
uli.
e, saying t
Vi. consin
e So the
per anent settl
h.
'Nellie -to b
e of wh t
t us been
ab e to bee
ea struck
sister at
or' than el
w uld son
10
nd partici
exPect Ka
marry the
in just as'
Warn. Kat
beset by
tee]. her
against. She was to ceme pr
to fight these fellows off fors at
two or three years, when; they
begin to consider the clue tion of
riage.
In due time came
She thought her sis
have stood by Brother Bob for a
or two -particularly. as he ha
money to take her to galiforn
had beers at such great expense
ting up for housekeeping. Miss
had never thought of coming to
fornia, but in view of the silly
in which Nellie had. a,cted she
come. Brother Bob could sen
money, and she would. start at
She would keep brother Bob's ho
him as long as she lived, as
was a thing, that had never en
Again Bob Kemble fitted
house in palatial 4yle, saying :
•
1
se
us on
111
be rd
uSlasna
ee
wn
un
en
ay
an
an
ra
ld
cie
•
ie
fo t
st
Loot 10)
het ,b
red
uld lo
to
of
•
uld
the
fair
her
his
ate
la
'8
e
fro
ea
ut
bef
0.
ai Bo pp
sed did at
agl or et r
en pea e ull
IB b
d- mel no 41
el an lw
s a c ttl
• t sad
ponl sari
sp
re s
n that of
blaith hu
lo nd
ev r, tha
K -m le
to lie ma
au oiay
st
of
s
ex le Ehl
i0:1 111
h ell
d the wi o
ied h
1
ck
s. Gilbrai
lu[s got
6 down
main ie t
oolboy col
an Franei
had that
w en it
han her
e boys w
o n in th
A d it
e rem.
there
re
to
is
co
in
as
id
is-
ar
ir
ge
SS
as
ed
as
as n• o WA-
hiud. `he
ob was e -
e wanted no
uit: conte t-
ut in ab
nig ercha
of two ye
tit o do h
is roth.r
ere go
ad
wB'ebilike a, th
he could
a hfu ly into
e ask d. nale
ut
eh
ts
rs
na-
in-
a
ng
ar-
nd
er
we 1 the ext
lef alone in
g of the ho se
i ho se was al.
e ly purcha ed
lan jolly. It
Mrs Gilbr ith
an ther-the
etat ou wa. on
XaS ill he /an
er.
le to meet he
b to imself ,as
ech to le ve
aid sis er,
who as
nerer ar-
old rn id
uckle to
e dam er
Id
his
41 he p
ush
ch
•
yF..1 When
upon
t, thelb ys
✓ th n7t-tir ed
e tailed his
snu holm
0. qlsocly is
S sal in a
REL L kSTAT FOR SAL
it• An
. with
This prop
garden. Pt
ROBERT
ou3e and burn
rt)• hewn sit
poses, Tit.e
VOR
11 ill,
situat
I) ARE
s
u -a man
ills who !
had, t
lsiehol If; iisgs ahwtno,e0i
an old b
e to tter Oa
ak f rem
ith
as
nt
Id-
ea
nd
ad
re
•
•
Ulu tering in
lam and in
frigh en the old
fro .carry ng
aw with he
e bu a in ke-
ens tad* nd
the est ofi the
f axed the
ram t suicide.
t no one dared
out siaters,
•
the depar4ire
ad b en shorter
Mrs. G-ilbr ith
11'.3 clai by
;from Coon
and Tiatagto
od Shape.:
derground, ,h
need that
Gilbraith
eedge
No
ob
ere
ned about
its cor-
for Sale Egroott
rated for either fa
indisputable. A
' land I
Or
1Y to
15
E.—For Sal
early new an
t he! flour. sh
Id cheap. T
in
Town of Sea tirth,
rm easy. Enquilre of
oderich, Ont.
ph Rooms Let
ick Block, Se erth,
or four Ro on
&veiling. Sees -
BT.
tf
tot 50
, very
ly to
position central. Al o, thro
the flat above, suitabl /or
sion 14 January, 18 9. Ap
S TED, barrister., on he prernises, or to
.VALVABLE PAM FOR SALE.—Fo
✓ the east half of Lot No 4, Con. 4, 11
Tmekersmith, County of Huron, conasting
morOs, 3i
cOnvenie
beat qua
to school The land is of th
Egmondvi le P. 0.
•
ilestoPgi TY IN EGNONDIVILLE FOR ALE.
For s le the house and lot Egmond Ble at
present t, ou )ied by' Mr. S. Cameron. The limbo
is a frame the lot contains nail an aere nd is
one of the 'rest builling sites in Egmat ville.
There is a good well an all other necessa eon -
apply to JJAS. H. BENSON, Seaforth. 521
WARM FCR SALE IN McKILLOP. One
8th cone SG: 00, 70 a srrs cleared, the re' ,
'ply to WI IAM NASH -on. the premise or to
IRT -CLAS GOODS AT MOIOERA
MORRISON'S, -SEA
ALWAYS ON HAND, A% FULL STO
1880.
PRICES . THE SEA 10R11-1
14
!TIN AND STOVE jEMPORIVIC
ORTH
OFe
ROCER OS, CROCKERY AND OLASSWARE
Flour, Feed and Provisions, Mill F
0.11S111 A
wood shed; a
rooms ;
with good Ifri
excellent At
house, and
HAZLEWO
D LOT FOR SALE IN SEA . )11TH
le, Lot b0, .Titnicis street, on NA licit is
taehed ; he, house canto ins fo r good
ot comprises one-fifth of a acre,
it trees, also good well. Thi is an
tnee for any party in want of s good -
rill be ld cheap. Apply. tc E. J.
FAIIM
or to 11
which are, c
of cultivati
b ern, st obi
gravel road
following ox
JAMES AN
also be mad
.SALE OR TO RENT—Fox Sale
•nt, Lot 1, Concession 7, ToNnship
.ontainin 80 acres of land, 167 of
eared, -a- I fenced and in a goo state
For part ctillus address either the
enters, HCN.AS LAIDLAW Blyth,
SALE.1 THE IMAGE Or i',TER
---Tlie subs :Alter ing made up his Wild to
quit busines offers r sale on terms to st it pur-
chaser the! ove men ioned property. TI , prop -
m• ill and at% elling se, and has half an ,ere of
land attach d to it.' he mill is fitted up N. 113 all
firet-class ;b -siness. Satisfactory reasons' given
for selling. For pa Harlan apply to GE MGE
FAR1U FO SALE, For Sale Lot No. 4
more orles., 85 of wl ich are cleared and fr
stumps ; th Warm s well timbered wit1 'hard-
wood.. The is a hi ek house, frame ba n and
stables ; , a good bearing orchard, and splen-
did water ; s within five miles. of &laical' and
six of spnt n, with gravel road runni$T past
the fairer; 0011VCII Mt to church and rtic.hool ;
poSsession ill be giv ea at almost any bon*, For
furaherPart mints aptply to the proprictor on the
OICE 'ARM F R SALE -For Sale,4,ot 2,
100 acre ; 82 clea ed and In a first. class. state
lag house, m ith. stone cellar, and well finished ;
ba k barn 36x60, one foundation, an4 good
sin ling; g odbearin Orchard and 8 well's; con-
venient to heath, scl 01 and post office ; situ-
ated within 8 ranee o Seaforth and 4 of Hernial,
on -a good. Tavel roa For further particulars
apply to th propriet r On the premises, or if by
letter to Chi &burst, P O.' JOHN C. STEET;E. 654
No.- .16 Con. 14, township of Grey, cOntain-
in,„(4 100 E'er's, 80 'of vhich are cleared and the
The farm iS leally a good one; one and a
quarter mil s from C anbrook, six and a quarter
• nri es from Brussels, and. in the best Isecilion
tin townsl ip Tbe lot will be sold or' very
reasonable terms. itle perfect. Apply to A..
NTER, Division Court Clerk, Brussels,
pr to the roprietor, on the
Pr.( misee or by mail to Croubrook P.O. 657-8
, Con.
MINT
in
-DEIVAT REBID
goqd grave hot -Ise: f
20X30, with 6 rooms,
good °rein' d contain]
of land, on which there is a
rid kitchen ; the house 'is
and stone cellar 201.30; a
ng apple, pear, plum and
cherry true.. bearing t bout 2 yeara ; there iO.e also
sone very ice shade trees around the house ; the
soil is clay oam • this property i$ situated about
3_00 reds th o'f the 'Village of 'Varna, aid will
be sold che P, ae th Undersigned has biten in
poor health foil two y ars, and intends t .ing a
change of cliniate i • hopes of getting better
health. Vo further articulars apply to THOS.
75 acres of exiellent
t 66 acres of whieb are
state of cultivation, the
tirdwood bush. Oh the
13, cont
clay loam 1 net, allot
clearedan in a good
remainder is good
premise sfl.lea small log houso, sided up, with
frame kitcl en, with g )od well and. pump, nd
good spriu, creek ri nuing through lite, land.
This farm 1- situated from narlock . 0.,
fill 110i froth S torth, and about th same
pa ticulars
pr prietor
•
on hunch
are cleared,
an be. obt
n the pm
12, SALE
ree from
ba• rn and Eft "bits • als
the same istance 1
from Scarf rth, ail g
t. the -farm and a schotd within hree-
a mile, T iis is one of the best arms
khip and w'll be sold cheap. F for -
liars -appl. -to the proprietor n the
i 646
north hal i of Lot 27, Ooneesjon 8,
linty of !aron ; there are 4S laeres
n a, good s ate of cultivation ; qn. the
era is a 4w frame dwelling iltouse,
foUndatior and cellar, wosth about
frame ba n, two good Wells, ond a
1,311.
-, orchard; E0 t.ods of good boar ferice
e Soil is th best of clay loa r is 5
miles- north of tSeafort 1, adjoining Wictlir if , and
within ill: • a ipuirters of a mile of post oftiee,".
chnrch, sell ol, stores nd mills. This farm will
be Sold for '3,000 ; $1,5,00 cash, the balaqe on
proprietor, DANIEL CAMPBELL, Winthrop,
561
go
th
:rung pa
rters
thatown
partic
pre mos, p
ARM Fib
cleared an
premises LI
with stone
S800 ; .also
large bearin
on front; tl
ined on application o the
ses or to Harlock .P. 0.
land, about '75 of 1which
balance is well tinibered
is a frame house and iframe
chard
miles
road
a ruing bearing o
mu Kippur, and 7
od markets ; grave
84 acres, 60
under good
bored witla.h
and log
connnencit
farm is on
village of
schools, n
the best fl
ro ad lea
apply to
12, SALE—
se, also a
t bear,
he town li
s,! and all ther convenienee. ; also
kets in the ouuty, with good
toieachpla e; there is a good
of the far . For further part
for Sale, the North half of
4 cleared, well fene4d, and
the balance is well tim-
barn
d rust
r; the
4 me -
of the
ere is a good from
lgood young; omits
:rql plenty of wat
miles and a half
e are stores, eh
v ARM
siou 8,
containing
from stuno
pretty mite
hard and. ao
bearing fr
large and e
Station op;
way, 6 mile
8 miles fro
Huron Rail
the lot, witl
farm is one
premises,
:smear, B
ravel
Mars
UN -
R SALE- or Sale, Lot 16, ahees-
00 acres ; acres cleared a free
s '; 16 acres good hardwoo nsh,
maple; good buildings and pl uty of
t water ; an excellent orchard fl.good
it trees of almost every kin , ;both
all; gravelroads along the si e and
t ;..is withi 1 rade of ,Bruce -ad, a
he London Huron and Brae Rail-
fOra Clint 1:1, with two railwa..s4 and
Seaforth, ri -the Buffalo an Lake
ay ; there ifs a good school house on
lars apply Ito the proprietor Ion the
cefield P. 0.
churches and stores convenietn4t4;re
f the best in the County. For. fur -
Remember the Poe. A Gad So
eed, &c.
WMTNrill BLOCK.
STREET
Has now hand a com_ 1113
,?1,e1 Tso N y •
MILK
And all oth
.1 sold at Hal
1313
Also on
GOOLD and
and Style th
IMPE
e. tau fete
' sold in sets
ANS,
Times Piites
AI
I G7EiTATO
nt 6
and, a numberi of the Celeb led
QUEEN Refrigerators, For
se Refrigeratorieannot be exc
er -shoutld. be Wqhout one.
IAL Mi.ASUR
of the New IMPerial Messer
r separate as dellired,
EA TROIIGHIN
Done On th
'13 SUGARS. A Corople
FineSt
SEAFORTH.
600TS ailkND
SH6ES EXTR
THE UNDERSMNED WILL SELL, FRO
15TH (7 AUCIUST
4NLL SUMMER GOOD
Qoods Must be Sold to Make
HIS IS NO ADVERTISI
poN'T MISS THE OPPORTUNI
1.890
A
00111
W UNTIL THE
T COST.
At the L
Also a larg
Orders
Give me a T
8.
on
be
;Shortest Noiit+, either with 'Tin
1 Stock of Tirrif ,e -always .on
1131:ands IV 'Coal
West Prices, WIlolesale and
itssortment of Lamps, Globes,
-0 all Aria s. 01 fob trtg
1
MRS. 01 WHI
TEA
THE NE CROP JOT ARRI
roce'ry and Prodzsvon, Store
IS 11E1 4POT where you can get the best
-Just try Ws ;New Teas—they, ars really ge d and
cheal. Alsei, a -well selected tock of Fres -
FRE
for Fall Stock.
G. OFFO
And
as 0
jam
Curr
Prun
CODERIES AND PROVISIONS,
s, Drie Apples.
HONE IN BOTTITES.
SO e of the best Tea Dukt in the malet, at
poun
verT; Congan Tea at 50 and 6(1 cents
.65 ce ts per Pound.
, Tr my Gunpowder Tea tit`160 eents per pound,
it is eally gOod value.
A.
Cure
Pot
FIRST ARRIVAL QF NEW F
JUS
TO HAND CONSISTE Or OF
DA Rlt, PRII4TS,
WINCEY SHIRTING,
Hams Smoked Baca , Plain Hams a.
, ... , Sliorts, Bran, ornmeal, Oatmeal,
FR IT ARS. FRUIT J RS.
A ere ler e stock of Glass Gem Fruit ors,el
all sizes, wit eh, being bought before the rise in
price will be old very cheap.
HE SEA,CIRTH
RANLCE AND ONO AO NM
•
TS GENT for•Several_ t-Closs is, Fire
,d Life Insurance Cinitt4ales, and is prepar-
ed te take ries on the nao0 flavorable tc ms.
and I- illage Property.
'Li) 4S, &C., &C. ; Age
AT COST P IC
OFFMAN BROTHEil?S'0
CARD .1\T O'S 1311,0 OK,
0-Q0173 S
N umber of 1,1,1i. Tirst- lass
Improved Farlitifor Sale
uoo to Lotto u4 iStevit*
1:BA ERY AND 0
:CB row! started bn ine'ss in Willi4anscsa's
Old Stand, next to C tin ichaePs Hotel, See-
: for t , -where they intend to g ve full satisfactien
Ing akes. an 04 other Orden
_Promptly Atfrvided to. '
and v einity. IF'S,"ooRthBin:sr e gOod b ad, and that .
we in end to nave always. '
1
653' ROTHE S, Bakers.
1 —4
EA StI STORE, tv.
Wed
VORA".
sE
VVL ARE 9FFERIOG SPLEINDID VALUE:
Teas and .Sugars, call, and exam ne.
CaOked Cdrned Beef Lunch Tangi es, an
_Lobsters, Salmon, Mackerel, Sart?
Satices, a full assortment.
Provisionsi and Flour, alwar goo
Sugar Culled _gams and Bacon, cl
entises. Pure and
Oa m
re8h, and good.,
bo lineal, d.c.
SE FORTH F
HN B
AX !MILS,
ATTIE
-a- fills on ieasonable t ruts to good active
b usiness man, who is lik y to in age it prop -
rt
d id order, to keep the Mil nning steadilydur-
in g t e season, the benefits 'a connection with
w hic he will sive the purehaser.
OFFICE -Canadian Bank of Co/Amerce Build -
.E G gMPORWM.
THE tubsciiiber hereby thanks hie nuMerOaS
enstomersi tmerehants and others) for their
lib eral patronage durin‘ the past 7 years, and
hopes by strict integrity and:dose attention to
b u airless to merit their tenfidence and trade 1,12
the future. Oaving greatb enlargf.d hie prem.
THE HIGHEST °ASH PRICE
311.4.1N,STREET, SEAORTH.
t recite -iced prices, until
Odd. Lines in Crockery and Glassware will be so
adll and get Bargains. #
September lat, to nftalle room for Fall Purchases.
We hold a Largb Stock of CIGARS, whibla we ill dispose of cheap. Call
See them. DELIVERY.
LAIDLAW & FATitLEY, Seaforth.
pA
dean Wheat straw.
11 D., WILSON
UST
.said Bob.
said. cona
in regard to
merits. wen
way home fro
I began my
laess-and. had
haa been
at onte have g
Between lae
to her neighbo
poor dear Ro
left to work t
here and star
isle. the memo,
.well under al:
ble as 1 cold
never be
Kemble, w
a brother,
says 1 am
kine as a
hina, and in t
home 333.0112311
had never kul
I was fixing IX
I saw so name
felt tos,ard.
ward a dear e
to go to laim
think I see till
and Mrs. Gilli
kerchief and -
however, an e
to catch any
thought that
tenante of he
In less the,
scene betwee
braith
full. eharge]
found so ronel
find time soni
Alay to take ol
sit down in kit
Robert
Bob, by his
one, but two
widow Gilbra
colored womS
host of all
To Mrs. Jiki
joy she had-;
braith. But I
a year or so,
and shed in si
,corner of her]
the first Robil.
Here the le
. and; heaving]
shall never f
Dovil
ought to be
ethwShti5rneettht
sh-?'031ba=
addressed t
wewddhienng,t'h' e.
-Ana al s -
her his rosy
can't live if
the earne Mal
der as epring
i;heme alrikared_j,
"This ie
Helen. It's.
it he calls hi
be dreams ol
family," rem
two as.ughtei
otlin:es=
have inerrie
If Lueretia
ite sph, aac nvk :de
ing to other:
each of us
the women
said as she
which he's
won't say n
won't do 'er
things aro*
two husban
Getting 4",,
Hand in',
the stairs a
their pictui
and wiping
handkerchi
don't know
comes the
It was el
would depi
'style of the
whether tb
and so„ afti
'they tone].
. bands. for
them in iaa'
As the
Ze
companio
purtiest.
Sleeping 1.1
father's asi
est to wa4
kin lay it i
compose '42
of expressi
brassy, sr
kind o'
to tit that
look about
wheneN