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. result. The principal charm about them surorall display on Fripay night last was too much cannot W.1 5 ' I .. forth b
sit 0 V# is that his ideas are new-, and he hai the most beautiful. "Th � lights were first ,mable qualities, and".,,we commend her was m6rel the sun shining
1#14V011 (t%VO happy7facalty of placing them before his visible about half -pas six, but werepar. to the people of Bi� 6 as one who briglitly� forl the last time before going if
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— , - - and,i.euce in a most attractive manner. ticularly bright abou� ten o clock. -* assurance to his frieNs that he took no h
He had, on Tuesday evening last, all bad an apportunit� of vieviring them 'juisitiou I to the village. ail * the dark," but went wit4 hope g
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- the largest audience ever seen at a lec- free of 'cost, a more 6xplicit description . - is P to meet his Maki
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— DISTRICT MATTERS — ture in Seaforth, . and were he to return will be unnecessary.- flere, as elsewhere, . ' East Wawanosh. and con11den:Qe 9if. He 0
1 leaves &� youpg widow, the daughter of fi
pTJBLISHERS, NOTICE. we venture to say there is not a bell this phenomenon interfered considerably , FumsaAti SzRvoN.—A f uneral sermon r res � pected citizen, Mr. M(�Kelvey, b
largb enough to hold the crowd that with the working of the telegraph wires. will be preached in the C anads Metho- Ou wing friends 1
1 . of enquirie!3 would come to heax him. The chair —The roado are no .getting soft and dist Church, 10th concession East Wa- and a little child. 'His sorro
in response to a number a wish' g for wauosh, on Bands first have the deepest sympathy of .the com- a
I , - was occupied by Rev. Mr. Musgrove, slushy, and.every per on i in . y , by Rev. M. : I
we may, state that we will this year, pastor of Duff's Church, MoRillop, oleighing. . Main str et is assurninig its Philip, on the death of. John, Ron of munity. -------------* � v
as formerly-, Flupply subscribers to , who, in a fe;ff appropriate words, intro- annual fall sipearan0b, and is fast be- Mr. Campbell Hanna.- Services to begin . Morgu. a
THE EXPOSITOR with the Globe, duced the lecturer, and before he came coming a sea. of d —The Red M;ll at 10-30 a. m. e . . . I I . h
I ertained property, offered bmyr�cijon on Thum- A Loso.—Xr. James Atkins, of t 0
utreal W . is now deeply mourning
, it. to the platform, Miss Ewing ent R 4th concession,
Westem Advertiser, Mo ed se- day, was not sold, there being no buyers. Brucefleld. � I oh died
the audience by a few well execut I . 1w--- - . PW —Mr., E. �J. Hill the loss of his valuable pig, whi -
ness, Canada PrIabyterian, and lections on the piano. . . i i --T NL STORE. has suddenly ono day last W86N. Valued at I
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Farmer's Advocate, at current rates 11 located in the store immediately in rear i
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of subscription.. . RETURNED, — Mr. and Mrs. John � [FROM TkZ �Zw Zak.] of Turner's hotel. He has a large stock,
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We will also give the remainder of this Aitchesonq of Roxboro,. returned home HORSE NOTEB.-41W Ranoford's sale, is a thorough business ,nan, and, will section No. 8, have secured the s . rvices 8
on Saturday last from their visit to last w eek, Mr. John! Shipley bought a no doubt do a good business here. of their present teacher, Mr. T. Reid,
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year into new subscribers to THE - for the ensuing year, at � t
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friends in Kansas. They spent a con�- mare for $225. He iLlBo sold a team, TY Soi�b.—Mr. Alex. Mustard, I Of
ExposxT-rm who pay in advance. siderable portion of their time in the this week, to Mr. I homas Walker for of Egmondville, has kol.d. his property ce of 035 ov w his
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vicinity of Abilene, Dickinson County- the sum of 0400, A very pretty driving on the south side of. the Bayfield road, present. Salary. He is a young rr an en -
NEW STORR,� Now Qooas, New Prices. where a la:rge number of former Huron- horse,'�bought a few days �since, be has three-quarters of a mile west from dowed with fine abilities for .teach- '
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U. J., Hill begs to anuouned to residents of Stan- ites are located. Mr. Aitcheson Was Bold to Mr. James F ir at a good ftgure. Brumfield, consisting of fifty acres, 15 - i t
ley and Tuckersmith Townships, that he has � - of the 1119.
of)ened out in Brucefleld a fine stock of Dry much pleased with the country, and Last 'week, Mr. Mal 2olm McE wan,. of cleared, to Mr. James Aikenhead, A GOOD SALx.—Mr. R. Forbe , Sr.,
Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Glasswwe Boots says that most of the people seem to be Stanley, refused $17tA for a two year old 2nd concession of Stanley, for bhe sum had a very successful auction le of
and, Shoes, Hats, Caps,,. etc -, aud hopes that by' prosperous and contented. The land is filly.. �] Lost week, Meisrs. Mooney & of $3.,000. farm stock and implements on t 18th
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honest and upright dealing, by close application . an of three year — 0
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to business. and the study of the wants of the good but is very poorly worked. The Ratte�bury Bold a .8 inst. . The s�le was admirably co duct-
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people, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Ameri6ans, he says, are wretched far- old Sal moon mares a Detroit, gentle- Tuckersm,ith.. . a w, h O
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our steel,- !snow about complete, and we show mers, and many of the Canadians are man f0'r the sum of W, and a gelding FOR MICHIGAN.—Mr. Noble -Whiteley, takes every �ent out of everythin that
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some fine Rues, and would draw your learning fr3m, them very fast. But for 0260. i of Tuckeramith, has bought a farm near it is worth. I
to our Dress Gooda—very pretty ; our Blue notwithstanding , their careless and THR1 RESULT OF fitoPicit TRAIXXNQ — Marlette, Mich., on which he. purposes re re -
Black Cashmere—lovely goods; our Black and . AN IMPORTANT OMISSION.—W6 �
—just too too; our Hats and slovenly farming they grow good crops. An Mal stration of ihelbenefit of teaching moving a Once. . of the
Colored Velveteens ; � minded, by one of the
Caps—new and nobby, our Gents" and Ladies' Several former reoidents of this county children, in early ye�rs, reverence and FUNER" SivamoN.—Tbe funeral ser- Morria.Plowing Association thatin our
Underwear—grand value ; our Flannels, Blank- , ch' M so 13 a 688 ? ,
. � iDtsy. L Tweeds Cottons, pronou.need b YL our cus- wha�are located tfiere, au �as e r . th nkfuln to a divine being, occurred Mon of the late Mrs. Herbert Crich was report of the recent PlOZ9 m4ch we
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omers to: �e just the thing, with prices right. Mustard and Nic will thi's year have at a housei in to n; tWs week. A little preached in Turner's. church, Tucker nt OMiGgio'D. 81-
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. cial from two to threel thousand bushels of girl q#'ite young, wals taking tea with ith Bands morning., by Rev.
DWing the next two weeks we win give ape . Sail 9 0 y though � it was altogether inAdver-
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b&lopurchasersof largeparcels. Call and wheat, besides h ng from 70 to 80 6 n,umber of others I at the house of 'a Mr. Vodd;n, there being a very large' I of
Ake a look throu li our stock and get Acquaint- 1. . tently � done on the part
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t acresund- corn�",They sow the wheat friend 'where it was not the practice to attendance; the discourse war partiou- I Z
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ed ; &lw&Y8 g.=f natuted. We consider it a i our reporter. . We Omitted to ' make
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pleasure to she ' w goods. E. J. HILL. between the corn drillo in the fall 'hak a i blessing at t �ble. An all were larly a&�ting and impressive. mention of the substantial and geoerou . s I
-RY XmAs.—Not having before the crop is.ready for harvesting, ger*edl and commencod eating, the little A BAD CUT. —We regret to learn that I .
Ho I Fon MRR I �ge oto man'her in which the wants of the inner
room to show our large stock- of goods for the and afterwards taie off the corn and girl looked around �vith surprise, he- ,while eng din n hing a log on; the man wore provided for by Mrs. and Mr.
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ljolida�s, we have determined to transfer a great leave the stalks standing for the cattle cause of the omissio4 and, calling their larm of Mr. Samuel'Crich, of Tucker Wheeler, who very kindly gave the
part of oui fancygoods and Christmas cards to I I I �
the store two do L ors south of our present prem- to feed upon during the winter. This attention to the fact, ishe asked them to, amith, Mij. John Denevan, of Elms, plowmen, and onloo4ers a lunch at noon,
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Ises, thereby giving us a better opportunity to mode of agriculture does not suit Mr. be quiet for momen I it, and, folding be? slipped a,4� d the 9.xe deBcendiDg taught and, as soon as the work was done, the
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show our large assortment of new books of all Aitcheaon at all, as he is well known to little hands, she performed tbe duty . his left foot, making -4 deep cut, , He Plowmen, Offi6ero and Directorqiof the
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Id I nds, which are constantly arriving. The Dew � I .
be one of oar most tidy farmers. The which, the others ha neglected. w&S immediately sent to Seaf6rth, v*'ted to
remises ,will be under the management of Miss � ' Association and otAers were in 11
Kettinspection of goods and prices reqpectfully soll climate is on the whole pleasant, PAR40B CONCERT. .One of the most '-Where the7 wound. was properly attended - lem an excellent supper, to
, &-ad -Mil-open to morrow, (Saturday.) An I the house here Mrs. Wheeler ad in
ci- altbough there are occasionally bleak pleasa t evenings tb has been spent � to by a playsician, and we are pleased i '
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ted. Luxat;Rx & WLLSON, 7.81-1 winds which are disagreeable. The f Ong time was tkjoyed by a large � -to annou ce he will soon be around
L qr a . which, it is'Deedless to say. all did am-
WILSOX & YOUNG"have a large and fuel used is mostly coal in winter and I ' I . .
� numb r of people at he Manse on Fri- .Again. . pie justice ft r tbpfr hard day's work.
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wellassorted stock- of,choice familyzrocenes, cornoobs in summer. These latter d' y ening last, atj a parlor concert ,� � -
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prox i8ions, crockery and g-lasswax.e. Parties re- make excellent light fuel - for summer gdven y the member� of Willis Church Blyth. to expresq t4eir t*ks to Mr. an Mrs.
qainn- Anything in either line can depend on — - 08
of . use. The breeding of pigs is a great Cboir,i to assist Mi.1 H. Morgan, the BLTTH ARKETS. Fall wheat 86c to
Atinjit from them at the lowest price and ' . , I pi-
, * Wheeler for; their kindness and h
tCie, best qaality. All goods guaranteed to be as industry there, and every farmer i has blind i I
!vocalist. The.! eveniDg'S enter- 87c; spriog, 85c to 88c ; peas, 600 to
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reprbe;�ented and w giver satisfaction, if not, immense herds of these animals. There t4inniont consisted ob Bolos, duets, cho- Q . : �-- .
they 65c ; barl'y, 45c to 55c; oats, 32c to
an t - I j ot. er�,.w o 1. Bmpws.—The proprietors * I
C ere Zied. The-,*ighest price paid for - now very little unimproved laud in ings. i I .
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bi4ter,*gp.and4;4M"'1 of fam And dairy 18 � ruses, and reWdings, � � � Win�ham.
- the State that is fit for cultivation, but the choir and h h thoroughly LOCALITIES.—MUMPS, like oyster sup -
produce. Call and examine stock and judge for of th Skat-
yourselves. 781 . settlers claims can be bought at ftom lar very prevalent in this vicinity. . .
. satisfigid. the ge nij�aber present. I Pero, are , . . rig Rink.are shingling it, and fi#ng it
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F,,D-wARD CASH is now 1huyiRg a.11 kinds ten to thirty dollars per acre, o SCHOOL C014VENTION.—The ex- Even tbe 4own up people are afflicted. 11 .
. up in ener�l for the coming ae4Bon —
otdrej#edpoultry,firia dairy butter, Also sheep iDg to improvements, but the best farms es - I g of the Huron County —The boot and shoe stock of the' late . g I I :
. Utivp meetin . - , � The firfat snow fell here on the e�vening
and Iamb- skinq, fum and peltries of all merchant- will sell for as much as our farms here. '�tson & Murdock was d posed .
� Sabbath School Asso4iation was hold in firm of NY is I
sible 14nds, Old stand, Goderich Street, Seaforth, of last Tbursday week, and the general
While Mr. Aitcheson: still prefers old the B"apti3t Church, Ointon, on Tueo- of by acictiou on Monday last. X.r. I
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next to the -Egg Emporium. 7%-1 Huron, he thinks he could even yet i � !a, 6f Lucani was the purchas6r. talk is,� -It �Iooks li 0 winter, don't it?"
. �, ' day, " announced. 1A number of the McFall _There appeared � in our Streets, On
No Quoiium.—There was no meeting make a very comfortable living and lay members of the Assoc i.ation from differ- Mr. A. Mhrdook will manage the bpai- '
of the Town Council on Monday even- by some too, in Kansas. ent part& of the county were present, ness.—Reiv. Mr. Campbell, of London Fridaplast, a couple of MeL, travelling
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ing last, because a safficient number of - % with T. ,'McGillicudy, EBq., Goderioh, preached . in the Episcopal church on � fNash
rctembem did not attend to form a, quo- LOCAL BRurs.—Seaforth Seems to be President, in the ob' ir. An excellent Sunlay last, his Bubject being the one. young main, by the name c
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I I 11 Tamly" thought he would play some
,�t�e for and varied. programuct) was mad' out -Mission' Fields ofthe Northwest.,,— I
, ram, This, unfortunately, is no unusual the mai-ical. instrument head ce 8 I
occurrence. This is the second or third thiS part of Ontario. We have hero two for the proposed con ention to be held James Dodds and Murdo Campbell tricks on the be4r, but he was too
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time: in Succession that Council meet- extensive establishments, and some four in Exeter, on Wednesday and Thurs took their departure for Winnipeg on � -
i,ngsr have , been called and important or five t6ams and several men are kept day,l I 4th and 15th �f Feb., 1883. A Tuesday llast. -They expect to be Own co; n by striking him with his mon-
ster p w on the ihighL, which made
business had to be left over, because of constantly on the road, and, judging number of the miumOrs and layruen of el'3gagedL'n the lumber trade as usuil.— 0
1 . . I Nash feel rather cheap.—Tbe members
their bein no quornIn, and, conse- from the large number'of instruments the different towns in the -county were Some of'our citizens have got 11 Repi*pa" I
1. 9 of the Qo0giegatiohal Church have pur-
quenstly, no meeting. It -has, also, frei- tha,t are sent away every week, they all selected to speak o0he subjects allot- on the brain.—An entertainment' in,
quently occurred during. the past year, earn their wages.—The foot ball match,- ted them. i connectio with the Presbyterian Sab- chasedithe Methodisf Episcopal Church
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that the Mayor has been forced to a - on Saturday last, between the High t I :) at a figure of 03,500.—The remidne, of
P CONDENS;kTIONS.—ROV. Dr. Wild is to * bath Bch ol is to be -held on or al�out Mr. R. R. 1�ertch were conveved to the
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peal to members of Council personally School team and a pj ' eked team from d(,Iiver a lectuie here , on the evening of Decembei;1- 6th. R. Hendersen has 'the cemetery on Saturday last. He being
U leorge A. Watson, managemont of the affair, so nothing
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in order to get them to attend- Council the town, resulted in favor of the High 23rd Jan'hry.—Mr. q. an Orangeman, the Lodge formed part
meetings, when it was absolutely neces- School boys by two games to oue.—Mr. barrister, formerly of Clintou, has hung more need be said regarding its merits. .
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saxy ia the interests of the town that John Shaw, of Haxpurboy, who spent out b:i,j shingle at Priaice Albert, North- 21`ho ruffians who assaulted Mr. R L . J. I of the procession., He leaves a large
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meetings should be held, and even then, the summer in Dakota, returned. a 'T rritory.' 14st Monday week, were fo i ad family to mourn
1. we t e The .'auction sale of P61lock I 4 OBIT JARY.—It iB.()ur,oad and 1 �ainful
sometimes, he has been disappoiated. home, for the winter, on Friday evening Btock,, by the Messks. Ran8ford, last guilty anq fined. .&Itogether too pasy -d the
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Such a state of affairs in a progressive last.—Mr. John.Lyons is expected home week,, was well atten4ed, and most all an egress. t : -duty this week to have to reco,
. , death Of Jo . hn, son of Mr. C& npbell
townlike this is simply disgraceful. If from Brandon next week.—Mr. D. D. the animals brought good figures. By the - - .
' lie 0 McKillop. Hanna, one of the oldest sett-ers in
Enen undertake pub . positions, they Wilson went on his annual visit to Now bidding or., cows, Wis evident that many .
should attend to, the duties pertaining York, on Tuesday last.—Mr. S. G. Mc- farmejrns are deaiiou8 of increasing, their AcCIDENT.—A young lad about 12 East Wawanosb, and nephew of our
townsman Mr. John Hannah,mei obant.
thereto, and if they are not prepared to Caughey recently disposed of a farm, .dairy facilities next year.—Mr. Chas. years of age, son of 'Mr. Colin Gorqon, I
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clo this, they should not accept the posi- - sitnated near Ga,lt, and which he pur- E. JiLkson, a youn; f much fell from � ladder on Sunday last rid
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tions, and the ratepayers should see that chased last spring, and cleared a tbou- promise, and son of *r. Isaac Jackson, broke his .thigh bone. - I reside�ce on the morning Of Sajturday
they are not permitted to do 40) even if sa4d dollars on the transaction. ,Mr. of this town, died in Winnipeg on Fri- LAID Up.—Mr. Andrew Govenloc4, of last, af er a long and lingering IllbeSS Of
willing. McCaughey is a Shrewd speculator, and - Winthro, I , is confined to his resids�nca a bout wo years, borne with p4tience
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.— - - day of last week. ' Mi., P. C. Foy, a In an and e riatian resIgnation, The. de -
everything he touches seems to turn ufacturer of carbonated beverages,111` with a severe attack of rheumatism. I ' I
ANOTHER ATTEMPT.—There is to be him money.—The Powell House has tendal removing to Toronto.—The Clin- LAND PpALEH.—Mr. James Campbell ceased who was out I off at the, early
Ehnother attempt made to unseat Jud ge been sold to Mr. John Thompson, of ton High School i&- negotiating with the has purc�Lased from Mr. John Bowie a age o 25 years �and 8 Monti ' as,was
Squier.. As our readers are aware a McKillop, for 0900.—On Saturday after- Fisk Jubilee Singers for an entertain- part of lo� 16, on the 14th concessjon. of a ki d hearted, genial and s�ciable
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disposi ion, and will be gre tl isso
commission sat in -Goderich about a noon last, a horse, belonging to Mr. Mbnt I at an early day.—Mr. T. Tipling The far contains 45 acres, and Mr. T, ill
year a - L I i 1,$00. in the neighborhood. The fam
go for thepurposeof taking evi Wm. Reidy, of McKillop, created a little has traded his trotting colt, Red Cloud, Campbell pays for it the sum of $ - y
�ienc,e with a view to his dismissal,b t it their sad, although not sudden Zreave-
I I diversion. on Main street, opposite Me- and a consideration .to Mr. Thos. Con- It adjoii s the one on which he t�iow M
was found during the progress of pro- Laughlin's store. It seemed to have nell, Of. Goderich T�wDship,. for his resides, aid will enhance the value of ment,have the sympathy of the 1whole
ceedings, that wbpile the Dominion taken a violent fancy for town life, and house� and lot in Cli�aton.—At the last it materially.—Mr. Adam Arnist�ong community, This expressioi[i was
possessed the pa-w,er of appointment, no when its owner got ready to start for meeting Of 'the Clin�on Public School has sold 4is farm on the 13th concession clearly manifested on Monday,'' when
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authority seemed to possess Power to home it sho,wedo its disinclination to Board the following resolution was car- to Mr. R6�bert Govenlock for the sum of we Btate that the funeral w 8 the
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dismiss, and consequent1v the labors of complywith his wishes in a very de- ried: 'That Miss O'Nell,-Miss Field, Miss $3,500. The farm contains 75 acres!, 52 1 largest that eiver passed thronih our
'the commission went for nought. At the place of interment i being
cided manner. A little whip persuasion Foxtion and Miss Corbett bb promoted of wbicb! are cleared and 2B acres Of - town, �
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the last session of Parliament ala Act induced it to rear up and throw itself ' the- respecti ' above, at the unculled 6ush. It is a Dice farm I an d Wingliam cemetery. The funeral ser -
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Was passed providing special machinery in the mud, where it lay quite content- sadaries of $325, $309, 0300, $285; and is extra gbod value for the money. " re conducted by the Rev. M *
for the, removal of such officials. Under i I Philip, Belgravia. "His en`4 was
edly, despite all efforts to raise it to a that Miss Callander be retained in the i - .
tha,t Act a new commission has been more dignified position, until the b ower division at a salary of $300. Car- . Walton. peace." I
. sued to Judge Barton of the Court of ,waB removed, when it got up and stood ried. Moved by Mr�Martin. Be'conded I :�
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Appeal. He will open his enquiry. at ' BRiErs,—MessrB. Louis McDonald & � I
as unconcernedly as if notbing unusual y Mr. Cnnningham�; that Miss Oliver ' ' I - ,
Goderich on Tuesday, the 28th ing Co. are 1having a stone found ion DEE G.—Our deer hunters
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i t-- had happened. A broken shaft was the be engaged for the -second division, ' 'a . ad
It is to be hoped the present en n one, and 'Mr. Reidy had tl placed uri�der their mill, and are ating still . sport ratber flat, not thait they
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w-fil result in something definite. if r' ' 4ught by MiBs,Corbett, for- the year new machinery, which will greatly have not seen plenty of game, b
to leave his vehicle at Dorsey's for re. 1',883, at �260 per annum. I . r�t On
the offendiag official had been wi8e he pairs, and led the refractory animal - i increase heir facilities for producing accon. t of a series of Untowa and
would have reformed when the previous . - - I I sawn lumber, &c. Mr. McDonald is an tantali ing accidents, which has I llow-
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attempt to: secure: his disrhissal failed ' . BruBsels. - � I enterprisi Bg ,heap, busi ' ed son: is half dozen d we] lers of th'a wild
- bor.—Pork is now commencing to come I go -8 Bess gan, . ;
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Rad he done so he might occupy the - and the people all wish him continued to Pass on 'Unharmed. Thus far' they
sition u-ndisturbed during his. natural into market in good quantities, and is BIBLE SObIETY.— The annual meeting ces$.4Mr. Wm. I . �eirnes has opened have only secured three. I
read-ily bought up by our dealers at good , B itiBb and Foreign Bible Society Flue � I
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riofell.� Rat, his succ �as hold I I , i PERTX CHANGED HANDS. Mr.
* prices.—Mr. E. Cash, our local butter . in Knox chlirch. ;on Monday a butcher Shop and i13 bomid to supply PRO
ind-uce, him to fadulge in greater ex- the citizens with thel best nodiishment Heyrock has sold his mill to Xessrs.
merchant, has cleared out the whole of his evening latt. The Ichure'li was' well .1 .
cesaaa until now he is not only a dis- . for hone an muse a I
I stock, having sold the last to -a Lo'don #lled. The chair wap� - occupied by the .—Mr. Wrn. Blatch- Ehnes & Williams, both of "whom are
. ace to the position he occupies, but 11 ford -baE secured a situation in St. well known in-'tliese parts to be I'
I firm on Tuesday. We are glad to learn, President, Rev. J. 116ss. The meeting I
Eis conduct is a scandal upon the Bench #, ' IR, es, Ross, Marya, wbich will occasion his removal tborouably reliable millers, &U& who
that this has been a good season with ,w3spaddressed by the evs. Joni '
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and the county. him.—IChe Bum of $80 was realizdd at la P,son and Ryan. The music was from oni village. He was a good citi- will no I cidoubt greatly increase tl�e at-
- cture. This is pretty good, farui�hed by a unionphoir compqsed of zeu, an i i . the
Dr. Wild's le" I . wi regret his departure. — ready � Urge business done by
DoCTOR I'ViLD's LECTURE.—The Rev. considering. that the tickets were 25 t�ie members of' thb different' church Mr. Sag our popular, landlord, has mill. 1� I
D,r. Wild delivered his promised lect' . i SHOOTING MATCH.— OnlThaukaggiving
, 11.178 ceuts�each to all parts of the hall.—A choirs. The collectign was 311. � recently , ad extensive improvements i
on the 11 Stone Xirad,e," in Cardno's foot ball match will take place on-tbe Paoi�P,Rty CH&NoEs.�Mr. Hugh Me. made in the interior of big comfortable day Mr. R. R. Johnson, of the Huron
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and a,ppreciative a—lienee. The hall tween the Clubs of the Seaforth and Monday and dispoled of bis.farm in, rooms h4ve been newly papered, and material for a shooting match, ano gave
was, comfortably fillt,�", and in the audi- Clinton Hiab Schools. This will be the Orey to Mr. C-hasl Dobson, of that the whole house has been re -painted, them 0 dance in the evening The
ouce were a good Bp,,. okling of couintry closing ma't'ch between these two Clubs. townsbip.—Mr. D. Xlippeu has sold his and now.looks as bright as a new pin. I sides were composed of Messrs..4eury
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considerable distance to hear the cele- those men who are in the babit of look. 1�err, of the Bruslels Post. Surely
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doing it justice. It was very muGh more, Wood is still scarce and dear, and not a ' PO'INTs.—Mr. John Campbell, of the waiting 1 for -snow.—Mr. r Maginn' is the match was concluded a sweepstake
vmd every persow,waa so well pleased great - deal coming in.—All the Water. Tecumseh House, intends havinc, an building a bridge across the river on his was arranged between H. Eilber� Ed.
with it that thO� were sorry Nyhen lit - 0 1 M , . I
V�orlks' hydrants have been thoroughly r4xterisive sale of stock and hotel furni-, farm.—I hreshers report the grain Bossenberry and J. Zeller, each boot-
vvas done. The universal verdict was, w4erhauled banked up, and put in ture on Saturday, D41cember 2d.--7Fou!r yielding - vell notwithstanding the N. -P. , ing at six birds, when the score was 5,1
11. I Xper ' parties in Bruss6is h v6 beeL subpcenaed —Mr. McAllister recently ushered a and 5, re ectively. Messrs. Zeller and
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was done under the supervision of Chief 48 witnesses in the Squier case befor'e new inhabitaLt into the village in'the Eilber th n concluded by shootin -, at 3
Miracle," according to the Doctor'b C,line.—Mr. JaMeS Kyle has removed the com- missioner [if Goderich, on the person of Mrs. McAllister ? his unwly birds, !when the former took three and
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was, constructed andar Divine. inspira- jewelry store calsomined, painted, and have been coming into market all week. up the raisins all round. We. wish i , Gorrie.
tion and direction, and was designed for put in thorough abip, e The following are be current priceis: the bap�y couple Ibng, continued pros- _ Loc kLiTiEs.—Mr. Kain's brick man -
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man's guidance— co mmercia.11y, Scion- bolidays.—Mr. A. C.' Robertson has Fall wheat, red winter, 88c to 90c; perity.' ; . '111 Sion is nearlv completed. It is situa,ted
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tifically, and religiously. It is a symbol gone off on a holidav trip. He I its ds . on anlelevation, from which an 'excel-
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0 , Chicsoo, and other 87c to 91s; peas, 67d to 680; oats, 32c DEATH. "-FA - true sayi g which has I
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it all that is -necessary for man to know Grand Trunk authorities are anxious to pork, 57 to 57.50 -, potatoes, 30c to 35c ! Lbishmah, who died at about 7 p, m. of Mr, Wm. Johnston, black8na th of
concerning his past, present, or future. sell the old station-buildin .- The town e to 18c; eggs, 21c.; flGur, $5 ; on Monday. Mr. Leishman was a tbisvillager was brought beforib Mr.'
" g. butter, 16 . I .
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rations and scieutific ex 1who, by his agreeable man- and k; g ai little bo belonging to
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X . nr been engaged as teac�er in the second worth 1 coats. This is not the only of
Wed, an I it is. being a adually developed, will m eet at Godericb, one week from orach'aracter', bad won his way -$I an4
aud will:, in a short time, the locturer next Tueada�y.—Mr; Thomas E. Ward, department of the �,russels school in into the' love and esteem of all who fence for which young Johnston should
bellev.-s, be completely solved. To say of Varna, was in town, the other day the following compli�mentary manner: know him. He taught our village school have been punished in mome way or
the- least of it, the DoctoeB theorieB are on his way -to Michigan, whither he has' IlMf6s McCulloch ]hap resigned her for a nun)bor of years with an unusual anothpir. Probably the plan adopted in
reasonible, and be substantiates his po- gone to invest some of his surplus capi- Position in the Moqe� School here. This degree of' success. until a few months this c a'se is not the beatz Possible, as it is
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he, ahaws, coDform with prophecy. general suits bim.—On Thursdal last, lucriativ`8 and higher' position in his condition, to Winnipeg, where he year old boy. We hope'it will be a 'les -
There is one good feature about the Mr. John Kerr, of McKillop, delivered connection with the . seLool in Brpg- contracteld a cold which terminated in son from which the youngster will learn
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meems to, be to, counteract scepticism quite a year old, which weighed 452 ef the people of this town, when that tizde his friends have anxiously h gre leave smaller boys than bimself,
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I yeKr. deeply reg resi- has been but too sure. Sometimes a son Boo
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8 SUC- I in succession that Mr. Kerr has deliv' dence here of several �ears,she hasprov- little rrx ' of hope was given, but it was
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U ected with th6 i�hool � . . early, in December.—The job of filling
le,atures must 11 . RV9 a most benefloial-I weighing over 400 po nds each.—The coun r . Personally, despair. 1 About two weeks ago his ' .
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etweeu the brick blocks and the bridge 3
approaching completion --Mr. Wil -
ams, Frank Young and Wesley Lamb,
ave gone to the lumberwooas, Michi.
an.—Mr. Toombes is repairing the roof E
f his house, ,Which was damaged by -a
re some time ago.—Robt. McMichael,
as returned from the Collingw(>Od COl- 8
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Lealth, caused by too close attention to c
tudy.—The Rei. Mr. Hough is con- 5
alesoeut. and was able to be on the
trse� last Tuesday. ,
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BRIEFs.—Mr. Edward Porticebas sold.
is residence in this village to Mr. Henry
1uppert, who has lately moved here
rom NebraBka.—k'r. Philip Hauch has
old his farm, containing about 98 acres,
ad being Jot 20, s�uth boundary of the
own8hip of Hay, to Mr. Peter Beaver,
f Ppslinch, for the round Bum of 67,000.
.The now Lutheran Church, in the
ownship of Stephen, was dedicated on
�abbath last, by the Rev. Mr. Sbriceder,
)f this place.—A gay�youtb, of 73 sum-
mers, was united in the bonds of holy
matrimony on Monday last,'to & YOUI19
Ismael of 72. We wish them many
Fears of wedded bliss.
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Farmers in the vicinity of Listowel
report a great scarcity of water.
—Dr. Rankin, of Tavistock, has been
appointed oo.roner for,, -Oxford and
erth.
—Mrs. Scoville, sister of Guitean the
assarisin of President Garfield, lectures
. n Stratford this week.
—All the schools in South Easthope,
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teachers for next year.
—Mr. Daniel Hodgson, of Hibbert,
has sold his farm, and is retiring to a
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quiet life, on account of poor health. -
—Ir- a trotting match at Mit(,bell, the
other day, Kcenig's horse beat Kastner's
mare, taking the first three heats.
—Mr. W. Thomson, of Mitchell, re-
ceived an order on Thursday for 2,000
bairels of oatmea,l, to be filied within
two weeks. .. .
—Mr. John Hamilton, on the gravel
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be valued at $150, dead in the stall the
otl I Wr morning. i
—Miss Cameron. at present teaching
in the Anderson 'School. has been en-
gaged to teach the Base Line School,
next year, at a salary of $400.
'Mr. Win. Fitzsimmons, of conces-
sion I2, Elma, bas purchased a magni-
fleent Cotswold ram from Mr. A. Kirk,
of Blansbard, paying - therefor -seveifty-
five dollars.
—Mr. J. T. Hicks, of the Hicks House,
Mitchell, bas Bold that bandLiome bos-
telty to Mr. Geo. Davidson for $18,000.
The now proprietor took possession on
Mon day last.
—The expenses of the late entrance
examination to this St.Mary's Collegiate
Ins�-itute amounted to $29.56, and the
fees collected amounted to a little over
th4 sum. -
—Rev. E. W. Panton. of Bradford,
has accepted a call to Knox church,
Stratford, and his induction has been
appo I inted to take place on the 2nd of
January. The salary promiRed is $900.
—Rev. J. Fr. Croly, of Millbank. has
returned froin his trip to the NoTth-
west hale and hearty. lie enjoyed
bim.;elf jmmensely, and speaks in glow-
ing terms of the f ature of that part of
the- Dominion.
. —Mrs. J. A. Mallery, of Stratford,
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Michigan. with her little daughter Eva.
While there the child was seized with
the croup, which terminated fatally in
a few days.- The corpse was brought
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—A man, named John . Gibson, em-
ployed in Hay's furniture factory, in
Mitchell, was accidentally struck on the
head by -a large stone, one day lately.
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A large gash on the side of his head,
and Sy0me hours of insensibility, was the
resq1t, but he is likely to recover.
—The average attendance at Listowel
Public School for the month of October
was 365. - The following are the salaries
of the teachers for 1883: Principal, 1725,
teacher No. 2,0320; No. 3.5285; No.
4, 6260; No. 5, S245. The teacheA of
the A B C receives a salary of $300,
—The teachers, with salaries named,
who have been engaged for St. Marys
Public Schirol� for 1883, are: rdr. Geo.
Moir, principal, $800; Miss M. Camp.
bell, $400 -1 Miss R.. F. Barbour. $300;
. Jennie Knox, 0250; Miss E. Crutten-
den.,"1$250; Miss E. Watt, 3-250; Miss
Nellie Dolmage, 0250.
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�In trying to improve a gra
walli in St. Marys, the experiment was
made of putting on a layer ol salt and
ashes above tibe gravel. Instead of
being an improvement, this made bad
worse, as when the asbes became dry
the wind blew them about in every di.
rection. -
—Mr. Greeawood, of Fullarton, has
just made twoexpensive purchaiies. For
a thoroughbred bull calf, teu months
old, bought from Mr. Glenn,of Usborne,
he paid $125 ; and he purcbase,l from
Mr. Wm. Colqnhoun, of Hibbert, a half
intesest in his impgrted, Clydesdale
, yearling colt, Prince Charley."
—Mr. H. R. McEvoy, P.L.S., bas just
returned to his bome in St. Marys, hav-
ing completed the ourvey of the town-
ship of Dunnet. Nipissing District, and
the village of Sturgeon Falls. The lo-
cated line of the Canada Pacific runs
through Dunnet. Sturgeon Falls is
where the railway crossea Sturgeon
River, and is head of navigation on that
river. The town is likely to be a place
of Some importance, as it. will be the
outlet for the whole of that country.
—The Rev. K. Junor. writes from
Formosa to his father, 'Mr. Kenneth
JUDor, of St. Marys, intimating his in.
*tention of setting sail for San Francisco
immediately, and will return to this
country in the spring. The years he
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has spent -as missionary have made in.
roads on his health, and he is forced to
quit his loved occupation and return to
his native country.
—The Downie Plowing Match was
held on the 15th inst., on the farm of
Mr. John Wood, 7th concession. Prizes
were awarded thus: Extra Class—Thoo.
Steele, Adam Bell. First Class— George
Frame, - Jr., George Gray. Second class
—W sion), John
Murray, Win. Smith, Wm. White, Rob.
ert Boyes. Boys' Class—Wm. Brooks,
JameBSteele. Beat ins and onto (special
prize by James Davidson, plowmaker,
Avouten), Wm. Smith, recently from
Scotland, and plowman- on Langaide
f arm.
—M."o. Kenny. relicti of the late John
Kenny, died afier a long and painful
illness, in Dublin at the reBidenoe
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Monday, the 13th in.t.
di -Kenny was born -in NOVL Seoti&
6nd moved to the vicinity of Dublin'
th ker husband 39 years ago.
he haa,to undergo all the bardshipsof
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iren, =y nine grandchildren. alia
ix great-grandebildren. She Wall much
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Celery 1 Stands., Cake Bat;kiats, Card
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Rests, Knives in Dinner, Dessert, Fruit,
Butter 'and Fish. Napkin. Rings—Z
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Sugar, Balt and Mu-itard. Sugar and
Cream essert Sets, Syrup Cups, Knife
Rests, tureens, Tobacco Boxes, V&ses,
Wine Ciatiors, Nut Crackers, Cbildren's-
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of Elee'tro-Plate ever brought to the
Town of Seaforth, and that they waf
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case, gold and silver; Elgin, open face
and h.duting case, gold and silver.;
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Charpior, opeii face and hunting case,
gold and silver; Clombier, open face
and bu ntiDg case, gold and silver; S.
F. Jacot, hunting case, silver; G.
Raymo3d. Also a few Russel and
Chronograph Watches.
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Eigh� Day Spring Clocks, from $S-
aud u. wards; one day spring clocks.
from Sq and uinwards'; one day weights,
from $ aial upwards —finished in solid
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Guards, and Alberts ; Ladies' and Gento' -
Gilt aar and Alberts; Ladies'and.
Gents' Lockets in Gold, Silver and
Plate; Colored Gold and Bright Gold.
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Sets ; Roal Plate and Gilt Sets;�
BroocL,es, Ear Rings, Necklets, Brace.
lets, Gem Rings, Seal Rings, and Plain,
Gold ]Rings, from $1.50 to $50 ; Scarf
Pins, Baby- Pins, Cuff Buttons, Shirt
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Studs , �Collar Studs. .
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tacles bo suit all sights; Goggles, Gold
Pens, Bilk Guards and Alberts, Steel
Chains, Hair Brushes and Combs, Vio-
* Portmonia �and Bill Books.
lin S'r'ng"i of Pipes in meerschaum,
Large to
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Pipe hiounts, all kinds Tobacco Pouohea
and a host of ozlier small ware.
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their wu merit, and warranted as re -
pre ilted, at; I mean busine'ss from
this o2t. I sh�111 not be undersold.
You May rely oftetting good bazgaino-
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In all the branches of Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry as usual, and warranted to
give satisfaction— 23 years'practical ex—
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�Seegniiller, of Goderich; $20 each, or
twofor$35. Sample can W Been im
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