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I— I � 11 - __ - _____�:�' I i- . - � t I : li 13 ' . . ,M�& §�, n, __ - . - I . . � 33 2 -, � I - � ; � _. : Z -i! I � i � � . . J �; � - , I . � . 6 . .� I . .... - ._� � -_ , . I -1, . friends, who unfavorableldl� The ispeakers. were Rev. west'wawan I , "I - I r,_ � q . �. I i __ - . :.-- - � � , � . 4 . � ! w the cbi�f ofpolioe of that travelling, %pd. has taken a position in �Iin Gorriej slae won many oBh. - I - I . � I - . I - j .1 , iount of butter received fro, r Messrs. Gray, Craig and Rice, all of ME L i I � . I. I I them (f the probable an I the head office of the firmi � .regret halving to part with bar and he L&RCHOLY SUICIDE. -On TU"t� L I I . 1z I i noing that he -lad been ar- I _ - " , - .1 11 � � � Ispor it annou . I � � _ - - "'. i � . I . - I lf� I � SEEDS,1 the s9sociation'will have to- d- je of, 01 yo , , ___1 --.*- IesiimabI6 family. They will, be a; boon who�m d9livored powerful and telling morning last Win. G,iady, a young:m**' ' I � � . � I and' wasJu custody there, and I ' . �� I SEEDS1 I . . � to the sooiety in which their lot will be speeohes. The singiDg was - excellent, - I � I . - . adjonrued-meeting was held at'Sea? rested � � � 7714. .. I I . - I I I . An . Djymi. w about 25 years of age, living 01i 10 54:15 � � � � . � . I I I - I - . . Cie - 1� I . . . . � I . L - eape concession 11, West W oft -i � - � " that the watch aud,chain had been se- ' t it ;, list we*, at which it cially that Ot Mrs. *josh C� a Ld . 1. � was reso1v , CaSt.-Mk Robert 'Stinsoni of this vil awanosh, h ; _. � .i.. I ;� FLOWERs GARDEN , forth . . - 1. .1 ;; . ;Z � I 6p was at once -c,On the 19th inst, Mr. - . . . i � ed to adopt 5 unif orm sygtem for dured. Cl6n8table'Dunf GOOD CATTL 1 $ Jackson, Jr. Mi . L � - I lage, f ell among some lamps while an- Mr. Thoma M's-Ner,tOn himself in the barn with one of I, V__ I i, re- I L tel, i)resided at -the org *_' L . � I LD SEEDS. I Watson, cattle buyer of Blyth, s an and did herpart plough lines. H�e � � ; N 1"". ! AND ME L Lent of cream. 'A new despatched with a warrant and hipped , L I _1 L I I - � , the, 11 ,ea, . gaged whitewashing the Albion Ho �had harnessed 4i . -- .- I ,� �._ ; . . man and the stolen 8, lot of, fine fat cattle to the old. coun-y ;atisfactorill as She always does. And horses ready to go to work on t,b - , 4 'L ' - . � . . L, I . . � of gkii�ming and hauling cream a ith ' his and out both his hands badly. -Rev. � � �; systen ��. I . u 10 I lne� , I at i_ - . �,- � r. . Aniongat t a number were 4 f I � � � �. WARRANTED FRESH. ' must p7l - I , Z ! , . . I t�)rrolpel;:iywon Tuesday.' The priooner try. I Mr. Houh is in Cobourg thie week we . forget the la,dies who. pro- ing. It is statedtbat h!a had been � ` i , - - f - . - , 11 recent y int�oduced by some of the. � . . - -_ L fed by Mr. i -A �_ _� LL . I I , bred au� I . , -�, . . Medea was also dpusider- I 11 -Mr. Jardin�, has I vided the eatables. Thi evidently despo aing state 0 . ,-I I I had a hearing before the Mayor and Mr. steers, 3 years ol visitin* $s brother. ey n f mind for t . i �, - n St&k. Ameri 3an creli S . i . - some i 1 � � tr :. - � Bead i . . 0 -Morris, and/,!or . I 9 �, Not an O,nnr-e of Old I long on Tuesday afternoon, and was James Wilkinson, of I, ved the village and occupies a know,that the easiest way to reach a . ,� �A -1, � � I in c 1111ec previous. - I I '� ad, an I - Married. - - � 1 . - L hich Mr. " � He was an , i I . :! I . I . � '. - i Whe handsome Sam of in, i"to I I - - I t 7. 1 L - . BtaAd his trial at the next house belonging to Mr. McLaughlin.!-- man's heart is through his stomach, I � � I I . I L committed to which he reCeivec I -_ I ; , . Z I I , � � FROM; Dnuct u, Be reta'ry -of the ' ,Kirkton fL I - I ;.,!' 1 I 11 � . : �, �'11 I �13UY_ YOUR SEEDS I :)rapetent court d jurisdiction and was $382.32. This sh3ws that good/oattle t *f the very cold weather and conse4uentl 4prepared a most ��,; . �� .1 I I I � ar , w a instructed t9. procure- c4 On accoon y Bayfield Circuit. I . V_ - _. . 1. cream 3ry . - I � I - �:�_ : .. _i�, I veyed I by Mr. Dun- i64:work est epicure -1 -1 -, , L F ��' _:'I.t: . , ' additimal. information anc report at con to Goderich gao' . L wl Mr. Willdnson had h The Bayfield Circuit, Caniada Me . - _____�` �, �.7 1 - � . . I *11 pay. to �L , little -gardening has been dope yet. -The delicious tepast. The great ; . r - p;I - I kiORNE lie of his steers t4 / th, � i -..-;- .- ,� - :- � ,�.� � .,- L. T . I fatiqn. lop the sanue evening. - He had traded to get 0 I -a station. -rated in -could easily, have been Satisfied. There I ; I I I ,ext Meeting of the assoo, , ' Quieen's, birthday is to be Caleb dist,held its quarterly Services in . � .f-,''- I the x i I I I L : �� I, 11 London for )wn upon.,,"the street .- od for di. I q .__� , "r,K1 , - I ( 1L.. . C - , - f "V L V_ -) V, SEAVORT11, The object of this association is to Co. the watch to a jeweler in The animal lay d I Gorrietbisyear. A good time is antioi- was everything that was go on Sunday, the 13th in . - U : u an 6 In �,, � I .. . � GROPER, d foot Th P � -W1101 , _ . ; . 7 .. ;-. . . . -' a gold ring, but the / 8':. I � I , I I L . � I � L ' I I I - money and several times; being tired ,'o t a I - opera �e in I - 015 in . I -ted.-Miss, M.- J. Kaine, assistant gestion an&,', Some things that were not. ing was largelyatt uded and - L� L � And Thus Insure a'� Good Crop the Matter of Making Sales' . / Pa W I . .11 � I He .., I . � �d some who were there ate V 7 1 � L . 71 - -_ - I as it hNs been learned by experience chain was found in his possession - sore. I I teacher ira the Fordwich school is at It is report presented by the variou . i � � � - I I L -, - I IL . te scoundrel,and � . 1. � I S appoi-B, . ; - . - �;,:� I - I . .� . I ,�J % _____�� .... . �: that f ales of large lots of butter can be is ,no doubt, a consumina home ubraini the niumps.-Walter too much, but I suppose it did not.Eseri- circuit. The � 1* . I - I g I i . __ 1, . ., I I nce and actions McKill, , erf e,with their pleasure. The of the Cook i J Q-0 - � il I . . - tageously than 'judging from bisappears ; " op.. Nash, , ' t iar I ,Rev. J� S. a 12� Tile , . , I StinBon,:Wjlo was compelled to resign, In a �� - - , V 1�1_ I mad6 much more'advan OuSly oupied the pulpit, and delivere I i . .'' i Mr. I Tobias I - _� I - �, I . � I q _�� t the 116t Scrape of the kind . FAim PURCHASED. meet�u4 br6ke up about 10 o'clock, aU �. , ; I L .,4 �i I � .ory will this is no his school on account of bad health, is , able and effective Sermon, taking frO,r -1 I - � . : 6L_ - - EF " 11 ; SkiL . � . " �� I . . . I �. I Afte q., h purchased I with the evo I I - _. . seeming well pleaset . i -heel I b * L .. - ... - fturou - produce, and also to discuss and devise he has been into. - recoveriog. L . . ""19" text Job. .921st chapter, .15t D a t1pooitot Small lots:$uch ,hs one cream r the trial Bud son of Thos. NaS4,,/ - - , : , . � � T I .- , ., � takeni to jail .4nother the McFadden farm of 80 eras, adjoin- I ' h Verse. I . ,� - �,_ . I I " entertainment. I � 11 "'' . S I-Ist L � I � t �. '' "I . . I - - other Schein a for the general interest. before he LW&S . his discourse he enumerated in a I I � 4617 of last � : : r I , . '�! ,I - � . plaint was lodged against him by a ing his own fifty f6r 64,600. Mr. Nash . 11owick. EARLY CI1iOs1NG.-Tbe bookstores have and interesting manner the di e L� ; ' - � I i"I . . T MATTERS. : a -ad relfare f, the creamery industry. com ' . � ; .access. - - . I I . I . . I - I , I - � � DISTRIC - � - a Queen's Hotel, for steal-, has now 130 acres of as good -land � as I i e s's - � I I - - -d 2 . - � . - . 1 , : The soC*I Lon cannot fail to have 9, boarder at th COUNCXLDOINGs.-At the last meet- resolved to 1 lose in future here at 7 benefits of prayer- Almost a full i ,ua - : , , -1 I b there wl . - ' * . , ____t_ � . � a pair of new -boots. He took the there is in the township 7of MCK11,110P. I r - - I - :a upon this young but Ing I iug of the Howiak council a grant of o'clock instead of half -past Be l ,U town. - L . .1 . L I -1 . . P. BrinIa bene cial influene Van- remained: for the love-feaBt and I ' . . . SATURDAY SALE. -Mr.: J. from the wash -room of the hotel, we -wish him the best of success as, he following L L a I � ' - . - . " T, . hold an Aucti L on. Sale gt. the commercif impo ant 'interest, and we hope1he boots . I 1 $20 waBmade to the Howick Agrioul. Business mien work longer hours than ment, On. the . 11 - � :�,aia doubt I �-Wu: , air L in their Mo day ; - . . ,% ; June 2n . a So and left an old, worn out p isA Sober, industrious youn g man. i -assist in the prize list: any other class of people. , The public QuarterIv Official Board met at B k� � V) I - I : . L ,Uotel, Seaforth, on Saturday ,inext, gentl men who haw already mad I'll * - I . tural So6ety to _ � lWer but � I o'clock, stt�which he will be as were af ter- , - -_ � I . oommefioing at one' . favorable a commencement will parse- place, and the Btplexi on "" The council appo'ntel themselVE38 a, should not expect them to work night "field with a large attendance. AAz..(h i f"WerS ba I . , . .. . , L . . I r I . I � I L : , prev,ar,ed Ooffer for sale such animals or articles -in the good nd it will n ' ards found in his valise when it was �, Winthro1J. deputation to examine the Gorrie and day. ' Rutledge, Esq., and John C, - I � I lod they Pri . I : - il, "L offer. Iffe has already it large lot of house- vere Ot w likely get employ- I/ I I I ox, : " " - . ' � - - " � be long until they have as influential . Searched.- He will rhe - re T ' A meeting of the tem- chosen delegates to � � ; i,ng tl � : � Zgture which will be offered. This sale 'THE REFORM CLUB. -� bridge, the two,bridges on concession 6- EDIPERANCE.- attend the ' ` . I Saygne ; I hold r / WeeRL I _: � , . - f" either L thb Central Prison for a year o g1u[',abr - Gorrie 4d Fordwich, the - �f, 1 i by _10 - I -ndid opport nity - ment in � I S I n u J at , U I . will furnish a sple I I and useful an organization as the pres og of the McKillOP - eforin . I bet perance wo'kers and others was held in dist ' Wingh t I : I . d e job. He meeti I I I r riet meeting to be held '11 L . I . 11 - - . I . : � any 0- I � ! buyer or seller. 807-1 - I - two, and he richly 1 Ce Hall here bridge on 6 ast Tuesday Mr. R.I. Floody "was than propo .. I - , . ant Dairymen% Association Of. Ontaxio s held in the Temperan . Side road �5 and 1 , conces- the Foresters' Hall I . : thisf lu I . 1 - . -- I t # L 6,11 tature,'but is & young,,/ W& . � L . it. I D,_: L ; , Villages had �. -, I - I - is of very Sm. a . . I the) 4th inF . I � I TTEul BUTTER!-� dward Cash ': lt Bioul, khe bridge beitween 1OtB 20 and n ad. As the Rev i L ; BU IF . � __ . -a well able to on Monday evening, ight for a the purpose of organ- exhorter and accept I � , . � I ety. , QLnite r. � L � . - ion Q a ing a tomperance soci S. Coolkwill leave shortly, le Was J I L- � which, � <U - . "i advt4n; his friends. that 9 ,who i well attended considering the un- 21, conc6as L! the bridge on side iz � 11 . -no. . t 11 takes pleasure in again Mit. McDoNAaH sLn, CTURE.-Tbo Rev. active looking fellow ;� � , i - ving if lie were orily Was - . I I - f L. - I r�� I � � 4 - . tity of fine dairy I ; nd unanimous vou , � I - L - k any q"rx Mr. McDonagh, -of Clinton, delivered earn an honest 1i / favorable weather, all the, officers and road 10:aucl 11, neession 9. � - The a numbW have already isignecl the dared a hearty a i al comiti L, J, � -be is prepared to buy - I I . i I . . i ftc � L _1� .. I win - .. I bi / 11 11 . � s or rolls. � Good goods )mperance lecture in the willing. I - the regular members b ing clerk was instructs i to notify all �arties pledge, 4nd we hope they 1119-Y stick his much esteemed Services 1 - . *eaedraw . � 1 - � ---, �, butter in tubs, pail his promised t( I nearly all ' duning 1 .111 J - i . . I I . - . r referring .. ,.� 11 � ;1 4 1 Rememb�er the last. -The L . present. Addresses were', deliver. ' by interested that a M law will be passed to it. I past two years. The-membe .., I , Tha, t � . . . �f - t draw good prices in good money. . town hall on Friday evening Pndon Advertise . I - : � ra from � eat. � 11. _� � k I I nny in that city Bays: I t . I . I 4 . i I L I ' A . I ---- I ,_ � , I There was a f I / . I - I , . air audience, the hall . to the arrept of Kai e8srs. Thomas Gibson,� M. P. -P., and at the next meetiti� of "council to open MECHAXjQs' INSTITUTE.- The annual different appointments a the I. � I . Oka Imn y - � , '. �_!, - I ,� , ;� - .; . ,i I V* lage of Ford � V � L ,FIRE i , L, 11 It is also suspected that prisoner is 'flatte g terms of the L - V" I , � -1 - Old Stand, Goderich Street, Soaforth. 807 the M P . � � I -For abheap and sty- being well filled. The chair was oc- I me ting meeting of the Clinton Mechanical In TaVereiia gen d- , DREss GooDs. - Adam Dickson, after whii6h the me all streets in the wich for � - rin I - �� I . , " ' � y fee I ;� nine 0 4 1 � f parasols cupied by Mr. John Beattie who � open- man who, some time ago, enitered the was enlivened, by Songs �row Mr. ib. public -use. After p,1SBiDg 40meAccounts stitute �4s held last week. Mr. A. H. man and expressed in al ver L . " � I � ! . . I j lish dress, and fora choice selection o iciously de- I � � At � - ; :� � . V : � , �, See and examine the cheap rial church and tuar 1. Th, n ;' Town BrigW � . . �i i go to J. L. Smith's. ad the meeting and introduced the Memo .1 son and Mr. Herbert 3 next eet- the council adjournedt to meet again at) Mmining;wis Blected President, and man�er their regret at PaIrting _-0ith - . . . I : � . . I . in gloyes, hosiery, ties and laces you . - On the . , . . 1 .4 y . n a neat speech. Mr. MC- stroyed a number of hangings , lufi will be held in the a %me Fordwich on the' third a -er in i � I : I "A prmts - -- speakeri I I as Ing Of the 0 1 . Wednesday in, ]Kr. D, M. Malloch Vice -President. faithful and useful I f ; L . I d^ fine selectiar.. A hLrgo range of em. . . k � 0 work - bled :at th I . '. � J! will fin , -day the depr6dation in'. question w . I n. a very cause. � - I � . . I . . humorous, I n Monday eveningil the 28th June. I The Iristitate was found to be i 51r. Cook, in a sho,r,t. - ined by thL4 , � ! - I " i broideries and insertio,ris, codttd�s,shirtipgs,cottou Donagb's lecture was argu- ,. . � . . adar 10 � . I . I � - . : . . - i . , ., Also hBtened committed, but at . 8,11 earlier hour,. a Piac@ 0 L - arrived I � I - � 'i -tweeds, &c., special value at J 1 L. Siiiith's. mentative -and logical,and was F inst., when the followiDgi4 embers are satisfa6t6iy condition, but nevertheless r lied in appropriate terms, and � -had . -""/ , I y U � I I i I t ttte residence of ,Re, - ' Stdnley. . two companz ZL I � A I novelties in hats and �aps foi men and boys, � to Most attentively "by the audience. Y�an called a etea to, deliver addireBses, Gebrg6 the membership list should be largely O,Xrely thanked them fortheir - . L - .'IF I . I I � I Byraps I - I . - et, Seqorth. 807-1 IL r. Alexander Foster, increased' and eucouragement� _7' . I .� L 1� I . . t. toreceivie . 1 1 I- I ; - i, I . '� i . � I J. L. SmiTa, Main Stre a dealt with the question mainly B. Richardson, the rector, begging for, expe C. Dor'ra ICE) and Ea. GOOD COLTS.- . i, - tb� � H - c p I The Trasteet L � . " ICTS WIRM WEATHER.' ered the . � ------------- �& � � I � . � . %I WIGGrNS PRED f orn a moral and financial stand point. money. 'Mr. Ri6hardson off � 1 :_ . of the Ba,yfield Ro d', Stanley, recently � NA L lue-0 . I L � . � I �; %t� arrived at Kidd's, Monitor Oil Stoves, -1 - � : � a Parsonage held a meeting after, � � ; . .. - I , --Tust . _r r iood, but did not think it either Cash. � � r, . I I 161, h ' . , were e, . i . I �.,_ �� . I ;., a 1�ecessity in every He showed tha blighting influence strange � �_# I I sold a yearling fill to M,, John Dun- � Hibbert. official one,and fomid, -the fina,ftceS 3 larigade; froi ". . 11 � � 1: . L and Fairy Queen Oil StoveE dent to give him Money.' I I . , I . I i - � ., I � ,arm weat�ler. They bake, which the traffic has upon the com.- necessary orpru I - 1- -- -- � Tuckersmit i can-, of the 2rid copicessioli, for the sum EEDINia.-The seeding is all done in encouraging condition. By . h.. Z ine had. . , I 11 � . I card I � . i .1 i - household during -w A do all the cooking for . as anything but pre. I ' S the i , � I -L , o "I - � -, an are d to I of §105. He also old io Mr. Kaiser, Of mers are afraid .fatigable -labors of Rev. Mr. Baugh � I - g presen : i - �. , �.. "' , romat, boil heat irons munity, and ridiculed the idea' that it His appearance w RrwovERING.-Wil 01), Oarn this vicinity, but the far beta -1 I - i L . 1, - I . left in an I L I I an ordi[na�� family at a, cos� ot 5 cents per day. is lessing. The' man then I- - � whet L - . 9, necessity. He admitted tha,t POSE that Mr. William Whiteley of the Huron Brdcefield, a two Vear old gelding, for tb6 ain',,%vill not grow much unless the the liberality,of the people, thhajeb�i i*00111 . - Price ar,W I , ,I_ , ,,� . L -1 . . i - L, . a within the reach of all. 1: Clall aud see them . ot long .after the de- n - fil ed to his bed 'splendid pair of colts. sp:tir 4 VarS i LL ! Ine. , g I - ! .,_1 - : - i inactual operation at'Kidd's 1(hrdware -9stablish- hotels or .1iouseo of public enter- ill-tediper, and n Boad, who has been cc WO. They are a � ) t5 in its' appearance, in iL short $300 on the - onage was . . : L � . I �ion of Property in the church was L 1� i . � � . L . � ment, Main Street, Seaforth. 807-1 tainmen,t I' are a necessity � and struct thogreaterp4tt Of the Tinter -is now The filly was sired by 11 Connt Careless," time. . 1. � leaving on hand sufficient -- I Vii , Ippearance. - . !� % .'- the man . I 'A ; * . �, ,� � �11, 7 . L I 'L . - Ran 8 WEEK are required . for ':-*the L aCCOMModa- - discovered, Having Been . I and the horse by I I Lord Aberdeen." 11 . fan uniform I ; I ga ow 'You ' I . . . GOOD CATTLE. -Mr. John Morris, of kitchen which will. be - c - . . . . . : /, , I%ymg this�- tion of the vublic, and when proper- Kenny (ndw in custody), Mr. i ' � i . I � brass bana�; , I � R POTATqEs T . ftlehard- recoverin �_ - 1 7a 1 1. -Positively the lastweek I shall be b FORM NIT01u.-Mr. �. liam T wn- d - 1; L I . I . . � .11 'I 1 ,r clean, sel6ct�- -the tramp who - I L � the 6th� conceesion,disposed of Iaur shortly. I . . . � lseason., Thirty cents per bushel fo 1 ly conductea are a beneficial in-' son believes him to be . send, of Ithe 2nd coneds 3ion of ibis BruSsel 0. bead of 1 Cattle a short -time ago to a . . J � � - hes&,ea by t1, I . $ � - I I - I door�, I I -_ - ... I ; - - . ed potatoes. D, D. RosiB, Grocer, next ,� istitution in any communityll but he -was begging at his residence. I or& h iday McDonnell I uy plivered them to . .. . _._��.. � don and n � - . . . 9 . . .. . . . q 1: . I I . ! the Post, Office, Seaforti;l. W74 41�� TowDsbio has, gone off7i BUSINESS CHAXGE.-N�M. Mitchell lb' er. He 4 * I I - . � - I . -_ ;' 5 I all . I I L � � a of in- � trip to Manitoba. Mr -± ownsend has has sold his liarber business to or a Chas. their pur6aser on, the 10th inist., real- , ; " i the princip, . � ' , I . . � . i I - L . . '. -_ �! 0 1 1 . - I - necessary 'The Whitney pro- 11 . - denied that the bar for the sal I 1 . . PAsTuTtAciE.-IThe undersigned is pre- . . I . I I LocAL BRIEFS. LADIES ': . �' � toxicating beverages is a . iple of sons settled on farms in the Russell,formerly of Seaforth, who is now- therefor $80 Per head. ,� This I , .orowd of Pe � - , . I prepared, to afford pasturage for alimited number a cot : . Izing � . . I I . -ja connection with them ; op party whi,-h. was. offered for sale by at to in speaks w1ell for Mii. Morris, considering . � i . I . I � � 1. L I P : .1: the grand tri - L - ,I of cows-ond horses. The pasturage is convenient 'adjunct , PrairieProvince and he goes possession. . : 11 . L L � L - ? � . : �; 310 C . � . .- . C . � � � � 11 tothetown. Apply to F.Gf SPARbING. 807. the contrary, without Ihi§, t�ey could Ruction, on Saturday was,bid in at $9,30. ! 0 h RE *AL. -A 16 4re only three years - . durauce On t L I - I i . 1. , ! I � I The.street committee have decided visit them and to take a I o I k at i t a rrie. has moved his that thb I Catt � I - 1 4 - � L' I - I L 1. table - - - ell. i - � o h 11 to his old. I I , : 1, from 7e5L;ch of, I I I T . 2 � t, If i 'be ke�t a great deal more reappo ntry as w I I li'ari shop fro the town a. -1 , 3 � ,I . . I L � . I : I . --- I ; 1i - I ' F .. " 41- ; I THE- L'icENsE FUND. -The following reorglap Ba pine lumber for 0Ou T. -I Ur Wi4iatn. ! - - . ; .. i -The test oon, I L- , I and made more comfortable for the to use --G I y AcCIDENTALLY 1 SHO new stand next do 3r to Fleteber'B jewel- . L I � - ;; . , I I . � - - � - - . �! ..:: - � � - , -t which each municipality : travelling public. He combatt � I �_ . ; Z� Z, ;� ,I is the amoun ad the Street imprdv6ments this Beason, but I 44 . I -1 T Charters of the Mill Road, receivedl the ry shop, AS for y osition and. size. of Blake. � � I 1� - T; L i emand for it is so great that the I . � I - . . .1 . I &ied yards: . 1, I I I I 1. : .1 I- - � . . . - I I inthe Inspectorial District of South argument that the country requires thed the to L melancholy inWligen of the we' ohop.it Seems to lie a good ,change. - A GOOD M,kILE SOLD.-Mr.Wm.Baker, � i I 11 the ose to a L � . ; �, . -14 'nse Fund � for wn can't be filled until . . 'a, has sold'his trotting mare hos 2tqu�l th,- , L ; � - I Huron teceives from thel, Lice order 0`�� son, A Alex- of this plad . . i : ii the'revetiae derived from the tax upon dental death of 4is gran NEw SHOE Siiop,-,T. Shand, formerly L Who are just now waisti# I � .. , 3 �. . . t�, i during theL current year :_ Seaforth, ander I a I I I -a&, Esq., -of -the - - iw 1� � - frona - I I � . L I I the traffic and maintained -that the the first of 'July. -The Baird& Gordon Kenedy, a�smart ,Ud Prom Simg foremaddr, A. Godd's Slice Shop is away Bay Till,� to Robert Sh - I � i, . � i. . - I . L I- I 1893.89; Exeter, 0556.85; Bayfiela ould be largely the gainer -dramatic company who performed in . I LL I . � I Ii I country w young lad about rs of age. city buying a stock of boots and Brownsou iine,Stanleyjor the"handsomal v � 6T - escal ;I i - . ' i 16 vea a 18 to the .. I �� I -_ I �l � I I ho Z I __ �. I $16 onday and I Se.' L i q . 1. 11, , . ),9.63; 9tephen,,$356.48 ; Hay 3226.85, ere &bol- Cardno's ball here on M Id A. Ke edy ; I - The I . � � r l ii . even financially if ,the traffic * the oldest son of Mi Do - shoes, &c.- to open [up a boot and Shoe SUM 6f $��5' Mr. Shea bought the ;;;; . � J . 11 i A . . . . ; I : ii I L I , V - I derived -from the Tuesday evenings last were unfortunate L I ' � L I L eafo�tl b� C 0 I I . .i Usborne 497.22; Tuckersmitb, 6162.04; ished, as the revenue who resideg in Ashland Store. We wish him success in his new mare fori bireediDg purposes, and intends . . I iA � 4 , $ n i tl�, Canty, Wis- I - I., ; � - . . 1: ,I I . I ' ' P - I . I I � , L I Btanlay,129.63; South Goderich,532.411 - make up for the value of . in ttie matter of weather. They had, - I . � L, 'eq, . fla . � 7 tax does not - 1 cousin. . It see B that , 1 YOUD9. man venture.. I - breeding�her . to the trotting stallion :L i ... In I � .1 - i . ?,- I, ; � I �, � I making a total to the manic ; houses. The company : I . � ; ,ipalities of however, fair. ' � not- , t. P : ; the material wasted in the, production was oti � in a boat R IDENTI-Mr. Thomas Me- ,-Tontine.' - : ,, I I �, I 1 with a -, comrade NEw I Ez . � .. : . . 11 � very respectable and the . � � .. I . Insda, the i � $2,585. In addition to this the sum of � Burned, to seems to be a the 4th I Black Cashmere& i I i � of the alcohorle liquors con . ing to 4 0 laul Young Lachli4 baVi I . � , If 41 � it I shooting. On cc g Sold his farm 0 -_� I 'L� .1 . � - . 4 1 - .. ,. � Provincial Treasury* say nothing of the other. direct and entertainments were g6od.-Every Per- Keuedy Steppe out of i a' boat concess'on, May, Jlas bought the house- I I Aubiirn. . L . - . I ., 1'4 . L secon(U; tht 1 !, $875 g9es I , land 1 1 . � � L 11, I ; I . -S hc pn adbeater I . - - . � I � � � - - tewart i L I ; . i - , ! - . indirect losses which rerjulf from intem- son should go and hear Mr. taking hold of t a muzzl(i , Of t.' formed owned b Mr.Thos.Le . L dine, who. Q. . I � � ' The Auburn House has . . . I . IEF$--7- . . ; �. . . - I � _-The foot..,b s uld-teader, in The hatimer BR - . 1 T7- �� I, sezonds. TI - . I � . . FOOT BALL'. . perance. Thelectureir appealed more Cumberland, the great mi drew it towax a him. � I and moved into i last week, He in- been removed without, any damage to 1. � t, ! . got considerably worsted in their match to the intellectual than to the emotional Cardno's-hall, this evening. -Rev. John ;' at cah'ing � to the old sod short- ., I by Kincaxdii I . . . I orht on the Best of. the' bo P tends taking a tri � . i � ' ... r caug � . the structure. -The other day as - Mr. . ' ' ` ' . � I I with Berlin on Friday afternoon -1, oture .Ross preached .in the Presbyterian- � i- . , , ristou 18 , . t - 01at- feelings anid in this spect his le I to explode auld the full force ly, for the piirpoa� of importing Some - Black or Colored I Th : i on. -Mr. A. the weapoi I . I I . John Losen, of Hullett,w" driving near - I first a -silver- I I � The champions'played much bettior on church last Friday af terno I L Sill �� *i was much ahead of the ordinary efforts of the charge lo�ging in t� eyoung rilan. a more of. those heaty draught horses for , � ir I I 7 I i . I .. their own grounds that� they did here of temperance advocates. We believe Cardno has gone to Manitoba for the head killel hin� instAui�IY- I I which fie has the haine of keeping.' He town his horses became frightened at � � and 9'silver I . I � L * . . � some obstruction on the ro , 11 . I I On th the necessary ad- bolted 1. , I I . ,� They took six straight goals. a that if men axe to be ma4b temp purpose of performing COUNCIL D61N(is'.- ThE council inet is One Of those - �ho believe in .Old - - 1 5 . by all who si . I I � � * I , � and threw, him out of the buggy. They � � that the I � � i L following day -the Seaforth; team played . bers I M 1�1, 'Was I � it mnst be through conviction, as it is� Settlement dnties on . his homestead Jhe Mani Huron aking tlie ,lead in good stock. - - . I I � n the 18th iust., all 1 t d broke the vehicle co - .1 keener. . : -_ �1 'I' a match with the; Galt club on their own only in tbiB way thai. any perM�nent here. -On Tuesday last the public at 0 ran away an ' � - ' not I , present. Minutes oflastmeeting read NEwOHEEsE FiCTORY.* The Morris co : � � I I a Go " Plating are : . � groan nid gave a much plished. If more M �� IV and Gray cheese nd butter mauufac- . I : I � . � - . ds,a ,better ac. larae were treated to a mixture of allow . iderably,� but Mr. Loben was U)t Fan or Pladn Dres_S L I . � reform can be aocom ' . i �� L and confirmed. Tenderg were reC81 ad I cy i J . L I 1. . k count of themselves ths-ii th d I &Iivered on Fri. and rain, and the atmosphiBre was such for all the jobs �qvertised, and all - ! turing company I w ic*waf3 ineorp6rated seriotisly injured. -On. the 15th ni t. S ,1 sud active : I such lectures, as/ that i the I i ; I - � . � . . Mr. Johu 1 Robinson took Miss Clare i . I . . Berlin. . This mat h w' a a very closell 8 . I � I . I L - . m . y y, night were given I Moved b' as re li '� - I '. - , " .jobs f t . . The gordi-8-Lu .1 I . Ple ome team Only hem, the in doors * - . . the more c � , d a and the people as to mak a good hot fire comfortable were let. Mr. Mundell, I ' t Apring, are busy a cting one of the I but the Kine � I - and overcoats, indisp4sable out- , eeqe ac ories in for 11 better or for worse." . i . � 1 �7 - a excellent . -Rev.Mr. Me Mullen, of Woodstock, . knot was � tied by Rev. Mr. Smith. . . � r I contested one, and . could be induced to listen to V ,seconded by Mr� vigia, t1%t John Ross and beat ch the � I � I I . I - . got onegoal. There iis, Born prospects not only of carrying but of Bide for dw4ges I . Aq � raents were i I L � 11 1, on I - . I I I � .- I I mater on' assisted the Rev I -Mr. McDonal 0 be paid the sum. f �201 county, bhe fariii'cQd'. McLaughlin, I I'. ial in the Seafortl)I club, and -all d at the I y There vl�ils quite an attendance, . . - I � 0 1 ; Hogan and 4 � � � - enforcing a prohibitory law would so sustained by b�lng th I wu from.! his th of the villaae. Silks for Ma,ntl% P� I I M being about 2 mil s nor 0 - I - - I . . ; . " I .- � I they recluire is. practice. . I proved. At the close communion services in the Presby- i�ond- � f the iriands of the bride and - I - . � � ; needless to s, 7- . � be material y im * Bulky opposite the Paw min in Egli They expect to bel ready for operation . , � ,I ' � - 7 � . I � . ' terian church here on Sunday last. -The . grooM present to witness the ceremony. . I I . I +-, 0 1 � � i wanting. !I - I - f the lecture a vote of thaphs was ville, Kyle and Mustard to pay one -in the (iourse of a:week. The building . , � ! I ; ,� 1, I I . � - I . I !, � 4 1 : � ! ' tendered Mr. McDonagh, and it,was Reverend gentleman is an eloquent and i in -We are glad to see Mr. Alexander I I hospitablyei � � __ I - 1 THE FouE6TER6' BAN A meeting of I half of the abov',esum. 'I I`he foll( 9 is 30x140 feet andi the machinery is be- � i I ; � . �l I . � I . � ii 4 brethren vU I I � . I 0 �ro _ioreSterS ws;s' announced by the chairman I tl�ot an- :earmest preacher, atid delivered two � t Mackenzie back to our village again. , � , . , ed �lor payn M - ;I .� I � ., I tournament � . , � i`i Members of the fde &CCOUnt3 were' Pass .Tn : ing put! in by Cli ',ie Bros., of Listowel ;o . �" . � !I other lecture w-11 Shortly be deliyeTed excellent serinone on Slunday. He was a Z He is one four old citizens, but for � I , I � : __ �'l �' . haa arrived, � i held at DenAy'8 hotel io? thig town on Wm.'Butt, culvert, on ' a nsall roadl, 06 at -class and- with a Mt. Mantle Trimmings, i: . . ' ar � - Ii - - . I . , ; Every , ing being fir some time has . . - I � . I John - Mr, On COnCeAS1 n 4. 1 resiaed - in Cralt. . . � I . � I . , 0 . ? Mackenzie likes Manchester.-MrVm. . I I . I Fridafy evening last, for tho purpose of by .the Rev. .Gray of Clinton fellow Student of ., McDoiiald's.-A Wm. Chesney, §nlvert good maker which -they have secured in I - . . I - These lectures are being given under grand balloon ascension *ill take place . . I - -1 � - . I �- . - . . allagha'Ln to be paid $5 the pe son of S.'W. Laird they Must I . i 1. ; .1 C completing arrangements foi the organ 1� lot 6, $2. Mr. C - I -1 . . .: � . 7 - I - I grounds in this town ' King's team ran away for a short dis- Before oni � f ass ibanA. The chair' the -auspices of the Good. Templaxs 'on the agricultural . per mont4,. an John Garbe 5 per turn o t a good Eititicle of cheese. The Z 2 . ; p. L ' ' . . L7 ' * 1 " I% =enced -We) ; - . _ ization of a br to promote a on We,ldneddgy next,'the 30th in8t.-Mr. � tance the other day. ' When the horses . L , : . I I � L . I � ,I was occupied by Dr. Scott who perfor a and their � ffortB ghborhood- Should . i . - L M_ Lo" I 0 1 month till f urb er ordered by the 6un- farmers in the, �ne-i commenced to got up considerable I 1] t Fairv-, V � . I I -removed into his new I . law ; . . 1. I .. � I I . IF i ad the duties in his 'usual genial maig- he2thy temperance, sentiment among ;John Killoran has oil. The doun xl then' adjournE4 to patronize the factory, as it is' a big in- I . F� - ; I.. I . ' � i- time the si I - I, i -. - ,� sidence on John street, lately occupied � steam, William, no doubt thinking dis- i � I th6 people are conimendable and shopld !re ; I I It WaB definitely decided to organ - � I meet again at ks. Kn%'s Hotel, Har- vestment for the !Shareholders and will - - Mantle OrUami:: . � . i� ner. I cretion the better part of valor ; � I - I - 7 . � i � by Dr. Gouinlock.-MesBrs. Monroe & I i .fheace were . � . �. I 8th. dq . -, - : . il ize a brass%and to be composed only- of 1 be encouraged. � I I � i purhey, on Monday, the 2 / Of be a benefit to thEi patrons. , rriage � i i ! , , -1 � . � . I . . . Hpgan, the celobrated plow maunfac- I vehicle by.. the hinder end and escaped � I I � � and Ca � - - 11� � . � I . . il members of Conrt Sherwood Forest and I May, at the hoqt ofV10 81 clock a. M., as BitrxFs.-S. B.Morris sold his house � ` � - I t: A STOLEN WATCH. -On Thursday of Iturers of this town, have leased the shop ' uninjured -The Rev. Mr. Smith has . .� i " ii there. At �j � 4 1 ' b anent resi- a court of revision, and ' 1 1 1 k p. to John Beer. -Court of Revision on th � . - , . I I . I . I r. such as are like y �o a perm. 'Mr. McNaught, � 41i ,OCO( a f ally reico�ered fr6m,bis recent illness, � i I . � .. � - I donts of the towd. Mr. John Daley last week,about eleven O'clock in the fore Iformerly occupied� by for thd ransictipa of ordinary 29th May. -A. lianter paid I I 11 � ; � - � - I � . and preached an excellent sermon to a - ; � - - . In � 4 � . 11, - .. � � a inan name4 Wm. Kenny enier. land intend removing their business to - flying Visitlast'Fliday.--John McCrae, . . � i . Was -called, � . � � - i business. a cot] - I ; 1 man and f; - I - I was appointed secretary and treasurer-. - 1100n, . ; i n i , sr., larg - �, I � L ad the residence of Rev. Father Murph ':that stand. -Mr. James - Ritchie, ' Oregation on Sabbath last. Stylish Millinery. wi ; - � I a . I It was also -dedded -to secure the I Y, � � DEAi H. -The Iollowing �ara jr., hag returned hale aAd hearty from . - ; . I . .. ; -1 I k . I SUDDEN . ; 1 1 I P . , . I at Irishtowo,land Abole from a bed.rqom ;intends removing Shortly io the Mr. -Henry Beadle of this place, left on , test, A � fai , i ' ' i I . � �1. � services of a competent teacher who will I graph is taken ft;oija the Port Pstill his winter sojouT-4 in the Northwest.- , - I .� ' . I . . I - in the house a"gold! watch and chain .Michigan coppei mines,and will dispose Thursday last for the Old Country. ! .-' they .could � � I �'11 I ! I give lessons of instruction ,one or - two correspondence o;f the E(iron Tri ude, Samuel Love, of'. ,Morris, bad his arm i - I . t � : . , 1 � . . belonging to Miss Murphy, a sister of of his household effects at the Commer- He goes W' ith the intent oa of bringing � i � offered, ivha i �_ r., I I . i Was reached I . ' 1 . I - 1� nights eack week,,, and the Sl ecretary was ' blished at B� ,Axe, Micb.igan. I The broken by kIrom, his stallion. -M. back with him some More good stook- A I i .. . . t. I the Reverend genitlPman. It Seems that ;cial hot6l, on,SaIcirday the 2nd of June. P " I I . I 4 , � , Ii I— . f . 1. " instructed to procure the requisite gentlemaij refet ad to iswell knov to Laidlaw and D. 4cott are. Still, on the * � - . I ' Every porson. wLo knows him will wish I I I' 1 brows of 'i . I 1. I,-; Kenny was employed at the Qa6en's !-Dr. �hyersop, the well-known occulist, i �b L , , I . I I inusic, and other necessary formalities many 01 Tine re4l dents oft his towl iP, Sick list. -On ,aturday evening we `;� g&L t � will be at the Windsor him theJ greatest possible measure of i Handsome Parasols, ,i forth bri 11 in ff L - visited by a Bevere thunder storm . . 1; , ' - .1 I I "" for the carrying out of the Project were hotel f this town i is portei and bar. lof Toronto t . �_ 3 of the Kinct - , viously, � hotel, Strat on Saturday next, the- 1 7 , , . - i . V0 weeks pre, ord, T�e very Sadden accompanied by . eavy �ain and- wind , . ,. - , L ' of the 3rd conce6 4on :- � - - ,- I I and is a brothei of Mr. R bert MCI retty, were suc&sa.�Mr. Jobn'Sturdy, of this vil. - 'i . . I completed. We a-reglacd to, learn that tender for about V � .1 , .1l , Having bad some difference with Mr.,-, 26th inst., where he can be consulted- , . lige,has netted several hundred pounds - , i Viniling the � . - a full Complement of membe has een I and nnaccounW)le death of JameEi MC- which has done Considerable damage. - �, , I Z Be ,� . i4 I ! I ' r Buckets this season. ; He attends to I I the cond. � � . . I � I ' -he left his employ on We neB- . prof � I . . . � 11 r' eady ex- Stephens, d esBionally.-Mr. F. G. Sparling has ci . 1, , . � ; : � ; secured and many of them a,lir Vetty, of Grindstone City, has orgated, The drying rooin� of the new cheese .11 N, I . 1� . JLr4 I . I i - day, and taking his. valise with him,. he good pasturage -for cows or horses in i business very well. I I . . JI parienced players, So that we may a pr6found fee ing of grief throughout factory which wa I nearing completion, : I - . I I � � .�! ut up at the Royal hotel for the night. his field adjoining the town. -A large [We would be obliged to our excellent corres- WiR find an excellent assortme � Following th . � . � - - . . expect to have in a very Short ti a a P the entire communiV. � Mr. McVettY bein g 8Ox28 feet a been swayed by the � al I , . - � - ill, 0 Ha, professed to be an adherent of the num"ber of tickets have already been i ,pendent if he would send us his name, as we , � . ; . . - ; � . . : I ". brass band which *ill be a so -c * t engineer in Mr. Wal- wind 32 inches oi� of plumb. Had it wish to correspond with him. -ED. Exp -1 - !I : . I . 4 . - , was engaged as l I pick from at ; TEA CoLT . � 1, � . . , h town, and a credit to the rder Roman Catholic church, and on axriv- sold for Mr. Cumberland's entertain- - - . I - Z � . _ ad Continued - S � I � - t; e I Father i ment this evening. -Mrs. W. S. Robert- lace's grindstone works � a gone�puqh further the. whole. building W i for three yea ' . I I I . - - ing in town he called upon Rev. I I I I I - . � � under whose auspices it has been organ- __ I I ;rk up to 12. 0 clock Saturday ight, would have been'a complete wreck. ' . Bl-nevale. � best three in - . - � �. . ized. � I - Shea and presented a testimonial pur- son has leased the Pbwell residence: and W( I I . i - 1. l', - � 'Were four t. ,I � o after which he went home and, r 4tired i - - SEEDixd.--��Many of the farmers have . i 1 1 - � ! ' : I . porting to be from a priest & the United in an 8 moving into it shortly. The . I n usual health., Tc ; � � - maids merniva : I � �. � 4 tiglish church pjirBonage is to be occd- 1 - 0 1 -1 completed seeding, although some are - . -,. I TIZ: T. Bell � - I . 11 DEATH or MRSIVAN,EGHOND. - We States, and claiming to be in destitute I Zurich. . I � I Mrs. MoVettyobs --edthat 'her hua. I . - I " L V . .. 1. I ery I I now busily at work pl�wing up fan - Dea - . .. J�% � . deeply regret being called upon to circumstances, he appealed to Father p ed by the ifew rector. -The Seaforth ' our ieadeis will . 'a - . L- - . . . . band was brbathiDg heavily a ad at- OBITUARY.-MILpy Of - wheat ground and Slowing therein geu- � � 11 . a - M_ C _,� , , - . record the death of Mrs. A. G.. Van Shes for assistance. The Reverend creamery is now,turhing out about 200 I � I I - � . Before learn with the* deepest regret of the: ES L , From -the fir ' � _'L ; y lbs of butter pe " . tempted in vai4 to arouge* him. ' erally peas or barlev. They very wisely MCFAU I ' . . . , Figniond, which took place on Wednes- gentleman, with his usual generopit r day, and. *heu the . -z, of the town- i � - 1 Z . t 11 - . . I help could be summoned he was dead. death of Mr. j. V. Morit L court a secon. A-V failure by not � ! . race la I . 6 . I . , -aid and recommenoad pa,sturage. dinproves it is expected this Bowing a I 4 :_1 da,y morning. Mrs. VanEgmoud has gave him some esti)(31120-d ship of Hay, which took place at his refuse to' . 4t _v n , jai � 11 The deceased' was highly ng wheat. From a careful - . � Daisy Deal ;. . � . � lufferer for several years, him to* Mr. Stephens, whom he kne7 to will be more than doubled. -Our old ; I . o6da' last, t6 21st inst. pn ; . - - - - __ . � been a severe s - i among his neighbors as� an indus iri*ons, residence on M y inquiry, in this vicluitf about one-half I . Itart Wag 33a) I - - i , slid the sad event was not at all �un- be in want of a.man. On the Thursday friend Mr. J. M. *cGregor-,' of Winni - Mr, Xoritz was- I victim of that most - i � ., I 0 idential husband, a�d will be great- ._ a I I - I I L , '. p - S turday last ,,pr v , . the faH wheat is being plowed up. .� I --- and keeping: .1 . looked for. , She was afflicted with a morning in question, be again app"led eg, arrived in to fatsd`bf_,�ji diseases, consumption, -and . . � . I � . I I ? . to Father Shea'for f urther aid, b . and was warmly n n & missed in t4a cornmulnity. He leaves AcciDEN ay last week as '4 fair second I I cancer in the breast, and notwithstand- �reeoted biy his numer- ly b�e TS. --One d Sto% I .. i 4 . a wife and several a M'afl child -on to bad n, confin , to his bedfor ,about oin OASH DRY GOODS , I � I y- this time that gentl6mafi had comu on's friends here. Mr' McGregor is ex- Mr. Joseph Such was returning fr I . . 3 1 Theiiame or, I i ing the efforts of the most skilful ph, - . . mourn his losg. He wag buried bv Cass two months preNious.to his death. He � : I � � � � . Wingliam his horse took fright at a . heat except 1: - - - �I I .. ! 11 ; 11 tenBively engaged in the Produce and was quite a young man, being only 43 - � , I sicians no�hing could be done to stay Suspect that he was not allhe profes i , . 1. . - Masonic lodge� of which - Places, In t .. I I � . I- ad to further assist him, w� at Commission b�siless in Winnipeg, -and , he was an hon passing 'train, and in running away I - -C .. : . � - C , I I the ravag4 of the terrible disease. - It and refus � . , . . - the lead -f � . ored inernbEr.: The funlleral *aB isrgely yearsand 9 Mon �hs of age. I He leaves I I had been - Aecked several times, but, he Baid he would apply to Fei - I Is down bunting up BupplieB for the , I threw.Mr. Suet out on his head, up9n � : � q � . 7 W� - ,. 7 attended. Bopliquarries Were alosed a wife and family of six,children to " Lon - . . � after -a "Short interval, always com- Murphy. No further notice was t k , Bus- tenance of - he I hungry Manitobans. which. he received sorne Severe braises. I . ti -i Bpi , � � � an . fe Uor -and C - i and the utmost respec� show o the Mourn his irreparable los*. I He filled - - k- had -The mili I I He, however, is getting aroltind again- es - i ; menced to grow again, ,and - each of the circumstance until word re He return� home -to -day. tary A. ' Mantl 1�. i memory of the deceas the position of T1 ownship Councillor of . . - i I . ed.I . i living of course,but not 9 d looking. Dressesand � I 31 the foura, � I I I � . Ha . � I � r Succeeding attacl� found its victim' town that thia watch 'had been stolen - ball takes plai -.a on Tuesday evening t ----------I - - y for �he pas� two years with much . B(0 or-( ,arm Of � . � . - Off before g I - . - I I �. . weaker. She was a Most estimable from Father Murphy's reBidence, when next. Overthree hundred invitations . : ac-eptance4o his constituents, and his I At a barn raising on . � - e . 1� , � I - . Ist Cl�e man were . - - Of ' them, Wal - L 1. � lady, and was held in the very highest suspicion at once pointed to Kenn p�o have been issuad'and everything is being i Gorrie , I . Mr. i6in MeE wan whi . le . e . I death causes, a Jacancy at the Council . -1. . Inre but tib, . . I I � - rai . I . � , I the being the purloiner of the watch. �his done to make Ithe affair a -marked Sue- BRIEFS. Mr'. Lawless is buili;ing a Sing the main plate it broke &part, . - 1; . . esteem. by those who enjoyec - - Board. He was a quiet, unassuming - the heat WRS � I . ! I and falling back struck Mr.Y. Wright . . I � - - . . : r . pleasure of her acquaintance. She Suspicion w&B 8trentthened upon furihe�, cess. -The booth privilege on Fairview butcher Bhpp fidjacent tc his ho 501 in man, land was �horoujhly upright and I I . I ... I s bl3w. ,I �� Ing the lead . � .. . it r to-da,� has been purchased bv' this village. -Mr. Jame3 McLato hllila' -in the breast, giving him a s6vere MADE TO ORDRIL 1 41 � I 1! leaves behind a large family, . all of enquirieBi z -being made. A, servant,girl Park fo . . h6norable in all his dealings, and few ... Louife, d - � L i I - _, � whom axe gro I wn up. - We extend to. in the am loy of Mr. Murphy recollected Messrs. L. Thorne and Harry Clarke.- of this village,, is ,oisiting his biother Dr. Smale was immediately caiiea in, . I . It - � rill . ,,I .1 t - m6n enjoyed mq�e fully the esteem ' and an I ... 1E I I 't . Mr.�V=Egmond the most heart -felt tln a, stran'ge man answeripg tP We arie glad t�i learn that preparations who resides in Michiga . Mr. Etrome d is bringing his patient around again. - 1. 111t;116irtafid tb�: . I � . . confidence of. th�ir fellows than Mr. J. This building not being completed on ______ heat. oil t -b I . . . , . Sympathy in this, -the hour of h*is * sad the do-8cription' of Kenny in the house for the Art 1_�xbibition 'in connection and wife, of Winnipeg; Manitob a, are F. Moritz did of those who knew him . � .� .- the only ho t . * � 1. � . . I I I a funeral -will take on that day. She. m at him in the 'hall with the Mee .anies' Institute are still ,1he guests'of Mrs. Pasaftiore of a the firstday the men went on the day ___J1_ . � �. , I the 0 ri. . - � I - : 1. I � . bereavement. Th . . are a ill preva nt in Most intimately, The better he wa following to finish, and whilat Mr. Jas. 1. I I �, . Wner tol F i . . . � . . I - � - . place on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. on the, second flat"of the house, V�hen in progress, ind it is f ally expected Thge. -The muMP13 knownthemor fullyhowasap ecia . . � ., tinue the ri I � - . __ . �. . t I . Nichol of Turnberry, was above 'k . I .! . matters will I a sufficiently advanced to Gorrie -and vicinity, and Some of the . I wor - � "I - I The remains will be interred in the Eg- he asked her if Father Murphy wag in. . . 11 I I ad-, and his death is a loass to th n a .- 1 'Went Tound-i � I � � � � Ing at ihe plate; be missed his footing I � � � . I it h ' �; -0 , � ad fir�i P, I . I i � t 19aondville Ceinetery�. . she replied that he was, but strange to enable us to a inounce particulars next you g folks arp qui a c ieky. Ab r�ham Community of wbich he was za or. , . . FIRST CLASS WORK OVA I I at - � I . F ,f . f this and fell some 16 feet, fortunately light - i 1 , I � , I - . . .� I � . - I __ say she .took no fnrther notice of, the week. -All t43 blank walls and bill is recovering , rom, an�, attack; 6 I . . I � da'ad a e0m, I I I �� . i I i - - Z�: I I , Asgoc4, eport -to any one at boards ill tc wn are dea I I . - 1� i . CREAYERYMENNIS I TTON.-A Meet. Man, nor did b Crated with disease and is again abl� to be "noisy. . ing on ho side.. As it was, he was con . . I . � i ! � � I . . ,L tween 7 I : . i :" "' a . � 6 , Ily i � . 1�, I the ol __ I �, ing of those in"terested - Wr. -the i6veral the time that she ad seen a strange gorgeousl � cc lored posters announcing Re-alwayspos'sessed ,',dheek a ouglii I Biderabl� bruised and hiB right arm. 1.11"i t . I 11 . - i . . I- .1. creamarips iu this secti6n was held at man in that p rt of'thehouse. He the balloon: 'ascension and other but now meeting of the Model' broken hear the wrist. He is around , - -OrY to botI I - - ii . .T has an extra amount, -On. CA,�ELV,ss.-Al _.____� . i __ � They 7kept t � __ ' . ,( I , I � -erson School Board was called for last Mon- siga � . � I Mitchell a sh entered the 1ouB unbidden and un- attractions, o take place in' t& Wednesdav the 8th ins , Mr. San in c�rrying said arm in .dsling. - I - . I � , .14 ort time ago for tbq�pur- � -pretty close Calls.' . � I .1 , . au'd -made t� ' I I next Wed-. and Miss Kaine were �Imarried at the day night, but tfiere were, not enough Three . � I . . - I I . pose of considering the advisability of known to any person and and made his Agricultural grounda , I + I - . - i . . " . . "he stmtnar) � � own, resid present to form.'a quorum. . DOTS.-ReV. J. Philp, -Canada M-etho- . - , - � T forming an associafalon. , Representa- way to Miss Muir by's room,and taking nesday.-Mr. I Peffers, of .this It ence of tl�ie bride's fath�r, In pres- � . Lou"L., - I I . , .. first PE ' ter, leaves here in a, fe dil Im 0 "I'll , , �, . w Isy � .'. � !,in,A? te� f riends. �11 This is tl HSONAL. -1,Mayor Forrester has d i a t mi'b'il B Dal U.In I . 1i tives were present frormthe Sea.fo,rtb the wat me, No who has fo, some time been en- ,epee ol . oes ModeratO ..... � . i I . , ' I ch, depiLrt d, as he ca I ' ; ancin ChVL& b . - I I I � ie has been de Irived opened a conv g office iu the week�._ It is not known who his sue- oeorge... . " � I h, Kirkton, -Mitchell and o was issed from t 'a ine ac - � . i T � ; Londeaboroac, ther article he bi t f t6ry. of Mes,ars., time that Mr.lKaii , t � �� 0 1 his f�mily in 1� this waf, 'but Beaver Block. He is well posted in CeSsor -M#,y be. T. Farrow, Esq., M. P., . H : Ruzz At . . i � Blake creameries. After. due delibera. He was next notic9d in Mitchell, where Broadfoot & ox,has'just returned from of any',of I i� . ;, ; .1 . i 6 - I 9P611 to ho i _1 : . ' I that line, havinf , studied law- for a num. is expedt'�d home here on Saturday, -as - M. - i - � tion it was deoided to form an �organiza- he sougbt employment from Mr. David- a trip to Sault St. Marie, Michigan. He rumor says- it, in a] �robability, wil * � ! ties emd thi /, � 1e las M � A her bar of years. the H " Be rises on Friday.-Bluevale _7___ � � _� I � i was exploriD for land, and was. much not be t rB. obustou a on ; , ; tion, when the following officers Were Son, Of the COMmer'cia:1 hotel in that i - I � I � I/ . � �-_ I a on ILL. -Rev. Mr. Stewart has been con- F - ster's have a membership of 64, and Z I I waitt'as -M I . � t R I erfi . ' Por tbiis' . . I elected : WM. Johliston, Kirkton, Presi-, town. He was then noticed to have the taken up wit the appearance of tho two daaaht left - fo lQu"Appel. 011re � _� I - , � . % . 1. . 11 ave fined to the hou a lately by quinsy, and - I . i dent; Robert Govenlock, Seaforth Vice- stolen watch and -1hain with him. Mr. country in th�,t section. He thinks it Wed nesday last. H , two Sons h over $808 of local funds on hand. -A. � 5 ME � - . I �. I I I h 'last Sunday. His J. Conover is opening out , a s re in � .b'Qt only thr, I i , west about a yeir and was unable to p to I - � - I - q I � President; John Hannah, Seaforth, Lawrence Murphy followed him to pref6rable to e Northwest, in which been in theNorth Es MCFAULif". - IKUO3�6 44 4Gkk . I . A . i I ; � � I � . - - � . . Secretary and I Mitchell, but lost all track of him there'. be Spent Several months a couple have succeei � It I � Treasurer. Directors-* ]old in providing a ho., ie for pulpit was filled in �the morning by - Farrow's block, which he has purchased. I 1, " � &I -D - f l , . ' � � , � I -AJr0-1M Di . wl . - I, - : . . � I Allan J)ouglas, Blake; C 'Hey, Mitchell, took up a homestead theniselvea tlieir mother and tisters. Prof. 4regg, of Knox Colleg% Toronto, Andre will Sell, something anyway.- � � i -d . I 1. I a On Saturday morning Mr. Weir, of the of years ago. He ' ' 1 .5; z Dftl�r.;) I -Joh to a . I ns tilw-liusbapil died a �out 9 and In the ew ing by a young stu- The nbw hog pen at the cheese,, factory - . . I � I d, Chas. MaIntosh, LondeBborough. Royal hotel, received a tel ' in from about thirty Imiles interior from the Mrs. .� n , � I - I, an_ � egra � DODS � b"M ever trot � � . � I I Quite a building. -Mr. � esair � - In I - M � - l It was resolved to unite the out put of him asking his -valise to be forwarded Sa' It, and intends removing thither as years ago, an4 upon her devolv �d the dent. : coat 0285, and is * 1. . , h . - I ' - THEoCASH: DRY C � , - . V Were I I 1 i the Se . responsibility 1 of - raisin, 9 a fam ly of TicA. MEETiNG.I A � very intevesting Lennox "who was accidentally burned to - . � 11 4 veral creameries for tPe purpose by express - to London. Mr. Weir at soon make the necessary ar I V � lkt - i I as he ca tibnes the � L � ' � - I - . � I and enjoyable td - P I - Z, : - 't of making more advantageous' sales, and once communicatod this information to rangements. `Mr. Tait, agent for Me- seven children, five girls and two, boys, a meeting was hold in death at Harriston, was a son-in-law of . J: - A I . -7 i I I . , � . . . : ) t dad the oldest bei�g at the time Of Mr. the 1�aptist Cb,74reh last Monday even- Mr. Joba Geddes, of the 3rd concession - . � Psetators -W,t , - : . I 7 - . I . � 7 � the Secretary was instructed to com. Mr. Murpby, Tho took the necessary Cormick & C6., of London, who resi I I 1� . . 'i . ; . : - I a I lad. Dnring ing. 1 There w4i 8 an unusually large of Morris. Mrs. Lennox is well and , I . � I ninnicate with tbe Principal dealers of Steps to have hi arrested in London. in town durin4 tbe,wintei, has removed Johnston's death, a m. re AYORT'a; ONTO '. 13E , L. . � . i - R . I I I : I I I Newtork and Montrea', and inform On Mo day mo a telegram, was to London. , �e is going to give? up her residence of about twenty-�vE years crowd, although, the weather was very favorablX known a -round here. �: I t ; I 11 . :1 - : . "L, _ : I . . rlp i1_,r11 .,. . I I . If ; I . - I . . I _, L . � I- _. . . I I I ; r - � F . - : . . I . . I L � I' �L . .. . . ! . . i � � . I _. , -1 . - : I � . . . . �. - - - I I � . L . �! �� I - . : I i � r � - � . 11 .. I I I . - I . 1 , I I , 1, I . -, � L . . � � i I � �1. . ; . . � It I �_ . . . I i � I I , 4 . - I , J11 I I . 'I J . I I � __ I , � . I � - . I ! I i r . I i I I I -L I . . I I . . 11 I - I ., - , q I . I: I I " " 1! __ ,'�,! . i I -1 I . . I � . . I . 11 - - . . '' _! I I � � � I - I . � , . - 1� . ;. 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