The Huron Expositor, 1883-10-12, Page 11
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LL•ADIES WILL
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VETS:
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• e
HADES.
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LE
OT11S.
ORNAMENTS,
Styles.
AND
CY GOODS.
Y: OPENING
A—
ccESS,
ly and able to HU
and Stylish Goode
ao icitedtt
FMK,
GOODS MANI.
e they were about
ant of his hating`
rafessian in order
The address closed.
sick every success
e•w profession, and
hough distant from
soaa be forgotten.
&dress which wee,
hilt and after the
een made by Misr
Miller stepped for -
in a few words his
,Gr'assiok aa a teach-
e feat that he wag
uk.s of the profea
o- ably filled.
,eY•
deeply regret to
of Mk rgaret Dotal,r of the late Neil
t the residence of
Doull oh Wednee
tuber, at one o'ooc'k
as of a quietdi-s-
er gentleness and
y friends who note
During her illneeg •
ears, she was: never
iugle mnrmer but
and even cheerful
er mach weakneaa
xpressed to a friend
ood when sanctified
slater: to God. On
► a Targe, concourse'
is waif and.friends, fol=
to their last resting
cemetery, to await
the jest..
e. ander was = -
F rete a a'trotlg."
t.i t 1r. D. P. Chia.
13 =� pronairtent rte`
of Hamilton,half
In r cial specnlatione,
.try. His liabilities
cita recently he wad°
independent ciream-
•.nt oreatsd quita`
ty.
e new Attorney-Gerie
as elected on, Friday
ittiency of Wilmette
over his opponent,
SIXTEENTH, YEAR.
wOOLE NUMBER 1327.
THE LAST
GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE -SEASON AND
EA LY REDUCED FARES 1
—TO-
PAPST,
THE
JEWELLER'S,
Where will be seen the largest, newest,
cheapest and best stock of
latexes, Clacks,; Jewelry, Silver
Ware and Spectacles
EVER SHOWN IN SE &FORTH.
Two Specialties;
I am appointed Sole Agent for the
Longine and Imperemable Witches.:
The Brussels Show.
The East Riding of Huron
tural Society's Show was held at
.sels on Thursday and Friday;
week. The weather on both da
very favorable;•aed the ehowj, n
whole, was a success. Thette,
on. Friday was not so large f s '0
former years, but still there 4w
representation of people.' T'
ceipts were only about thirty, dolts a
short of last year. In some depattmens
the inside "show was slightly d ficien
ono failing
the lalie i'
mice co -
large as we
y poductB,
re. resen -
uaily •good
NOTICE.
The Longines are a three quarter
plate, fall jewelled, English escape-
ment, straight line lever watch ; key or
stem winders. The cases are solid coin
silver, from !two to four ounces in
weight, with solid silver donne cases,
handsomely engraved, (with place for.
name. For sale only at
PAPST, THE`. JEWELLER'S.
gricul-
Brest
of last
8 wa
on th
ndates
n soul
a fai
e gate r
This seems to• be . a corn
among shows this year. In
department there wawa ver;
lection of articles, but not So
have seen at Brussels. Dais
especially butter, were largel
ed, and appeared to be of (nn
quality. • In' 'grains there
light show, but the quality df t
shown .was especially ;good,
also, were poorly re resented,
there were a few ginp
od !sal
she is de s
ve fit
exce
NOTICE.
The Imperemable Watches are guar
anteedthe best waterproof and dustproof
Watches ever brought into the Market.
The movement is solid pickle, with 13
jewels, patent regulator, gold balance,
ruby pallets,,gtitck train lever watch.
The uses are made of two pieces, of
solid chin silver, with patent stem wend
and setter, the most perfect ever" made.
Comeand examine for yourselves at '
PAPST, 'JEWELLER'S.
LADIES
w
►
crowning part of
the roots. We h
where this', season s
8
a very
e gra n
Fruits,
lthough
s. The
OW was
n any-
! eat and.
large collection of roots, e vege-a.
tables, also, were i abundance,, and of
-extra good quality. The show in the
fieldwas fully up i o, if not in advance
of former years. I horse , peciafly
in general purpose nd roa nd car-
rfage, there. -was a ver , fie display,
which embraced m ny rhe 1 y Well bred
and superior ani ads, • he heavy
draughts, also, were: goo ut in this
olass•the competiti n WRs n t' nearly so
keen as in the thes Th re is ;f a
gradual but very pleasing . i- rovemenrt
in the quality of th llo
this section of count
was such a good sh vv"o cattle;
sets as this year. I he fin°
bred herds of M . Miln
Knechtel attracted much ate
they breed
. ysldp, Sari
rs, whose n•.
ize fist, she
animal.
'n with M
and to be
rovince. There
y super er1 shee
In this nilass
Hu etre, ii d th
n ak ; ith C
•s. John HI nnah
e °the tecipal
owns a d';:'n Le
pair of
Bobt
of she
2d Du
Laugh
Sampl
Grieve
McTa,
COT
ming
1st Jjb
ram
3d \
Joh'.
W.
lst
uin
Cun
Mac
win
Job
nah
2d`
2a�
of e
Joh
Joh
Ro
P
yea
boa
2n
Bu.
one
3d
Come and exarnine -my 15k bolored
Geld Sets. of Jewelry. Bright Gold
Sets, Roled Gold Sets and Silver Seta
of Jewellery, Gold Ear Rings, Roled
Gold. Ear Rings, Black Ear Rings,
Silver Lar Rings.
60
►
CHAINS.
Ladies' Long Gold Chains, .Gold
Necklets, Roled •Gold Chains—one
tenth stock—Solid Gold Alberts, Roled
-
Gold Alberts, Ladies' Pony ichains.
RING •
ne
a
hi
admiration, while
as the Messrs.
Laughlin, and oth
be found in the p
eral most excellent
oughbred bull shoe
herd it would be
show ring in the
a large show of ve
the various breeds
John Cuming, of
pretty much his o
Wolds, while Mess
Robert Martin we
hibitors of South►
tens the honors
divided between
known treeders.
show of hogs,. bot
'Berkshire breeds;
largely represent
implement men h
as usual this de
little attention fr
following is the
PR
HORSES HEA
mare, lst Duncan
McL;aughhn, sr.;
Donald McLang
Laughlin, er.;
Duncan McLan
Laughlin ; two y
;Gelder, 2d Thom
gelding, Richard
1st Robert Ma ti
lin, 3d Alex. �' a
team, lst Robert
ers.
GENERAL P R1osE.—BI
and '2d Dooa d ' cLang:
Mennen ; sprig oal,torsi
Boyd, 2d •
Donlald McLaup
Giennan a spring foal; m
-Sample, 2dPh : s. - Howlet
old°filly, let Joh • Hooey, 2d
3d Alex. McKay two ye r
1st Jas. Archiba • , 2d A. e:
act Robert Bre*. ,• one y
James Duan, 2d; a,
Brewer ; one year' old
Donatld McLaughlin, 2d
span of general pupae h.
McGregor, 2d W. J. Dick
Solid Gold, Gems, Keepers, Bonds,
Signets, Diamond and Plain, 18k Gold
Wedding Rings.
CH AR NIS.
Gold Charms, holed Gold Chztrms,.
;Gold Seals, Roled Gold Seals.
►
LOCKETS.
Gold. Dockets, lk ; Roled Gold Lock-
ets and Silver Lockets, Fine Gilt
Lockets, Cuff Buttons, Tie Pi -ns, Collar
Buttons, Shirt Buttons: and Emblem
Pins.. Also Spectacles in Gold, Silver,
Steel and Rubber Broochea_in Gold,.
Ruled Gold, Silver and Jete
A large assirtment of Clocks and
Silverware kept cMestantly in. stoek at
PAPST, THE JEWELLER'S.
AI ALSO AGENT
For the well-kiiolwia Waltham (Spr -
field, Illinois) Watch Coe ,Dominion,
Niagara, Monte—lakes. F Jacot, Veloci-
pede,.- Columbia Celestin, Charpier
Chari -de -Fonds, T. Richard's Horse
T;nniers, and . other first-class silver
watches.
i --
1N GOL:DTWATOHES
I keep 'the Lady Astor, L. Raymond
S.F. Denis, Valley Watoh Company
Agassiz W,'atch, Geneva Watch, and
Illinois Watch Company.
The James Boss Perfect Gold Cases
and Silver Keystone Cases kept can-
staiitly in. stock at
PAPST, THE JEWELLER'S.
REPAIRING
As usaal done by first-class workme- i,
and satisfaction guaranteed. -Engrav-
ing neatly executed at -
PAPST, THE JEWELLER'S,
Mein Street, Seaforth.
►
►
►
imals,
re nev
in
er
at Braa-
hbrouih--
nd,
.
tion a
• su
ole; M
times
weds
Che th
Mil •
�tin'�
lr. "
od
ch
0 -
ill
v-
r-
e's
ny
as
of
weree p et y eve
a nu be of -w
There ` a ' a g
of the Liffolk
nd Pan try also
d. Th agricult
d' a goo display,'
artmfent attracted
m the visitors.
E LIST
DRAUGHT.—BT
McLau hlil, 2d 1:
:pring. f al,' horse,
lin, 2d DenCaIi
pring f l,; mare,
lin, 2d Lomas
ar old li ly lst •T
s Dickson , year
cKee ; yE sling
,2d Don 1 Masa
• iner ; ear yl dra
Martin, F,. C.
ROAD AND CARRIAGE H
mare, Robert Laidlaw
horse,' lat Robert Laidla
Musgrove ; •spring foal, ►►
Musgrove •; yea ling Ill y,
Angus, 2d John ill, 3d W Bie.
yearling gelding, lst Ad rd Angn
David Moore, 3 John B 11 two
old filly, 1st Th -s. Fletc : errh 2d D.
McLaughlin, 33 . R. S 1e i + .; . c@
span, 1st, Mrs. iviegst►n 2d
Angus ; buggy 1 orae, 1st A hurF
2d: Thos. Hall, d Robe t ovee
saddle horse, isF Adam - n s, 2d
Dickson, •3d Sa uCi Fra is •1.
JUDGES._Geofge McK y'.; Win
John J. Anderson, 1 Wi g dam ;'
Barr, Hallett, -
THOROUGHBRED CATTL
mare
, 3d
it Ant
3d
, 1st
; two
John
eid gelding,
l GardCiner,
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re,
Ch
ha
un
no
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gs
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nd
es
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nd
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nd
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lbt
ohn
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La
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s. Bu
rs s,1:3t
zss.
pring
id Pb
e, Th
lst
DER:
Milch cow, lst and 2d J Kne
two year oldeheifer, •list Jp'• n H
2d John HeQvitt, 3d-Johyslop
year old heifer, lst and• 2 • R avid
,c
heiferalf, lst J. N. Kn=ch :el, 2d
Hill. 3d not - kn. awn ;' b.11 • lf, is
Stafford-, 2d D vid 'Mil e, 3d
Knechtel ; herd of Dur a • : s, 1st
Milne, 2d J. N. , uechte
NATIVE OR GRADE ICA TTS .—Co
Donald. Carrie, 2d Ale:. 6 ardin
John McDonald ; two y ar old
1st and 2d Edward Sri • e, 3d
_.Sample; one year old h •if: , 1st
Milne, 2d Alex. Gardi ne ; , wo y:
steer, lst Anrew . Hy I. ► , 2d
d
'Sample one year old st:eE . lst, D
leIcLaughlinesr ,- 2d Joh 'ample
or steer calf,' lat Donald rie 2
Hyslop ; heifer calf, lst a • 2(1
Dickson ; fat cow orlhei er
McLs,ualilin, sr , 2d Reba
fat ox or steer, lst and 2
yoke of workingoxen, 1:
strong 2d DaviMilne.
JUDGES.—Robert Go e ) ock, I
lop ; Alex. Robertson, H • wick ;
Fowler, Morris. ;
SEEP—LEICESERS. ed ra
11�cDon
,.lst
oodr�
, let
,
, lat
urge
1st
ger ;
has.
rood
foal,
mas
mas
dam
nes ;
:, 2d
year
tnald
:I
a
Wes,. lst
.Donald
rliug ew
can MoT
to ; pair of
;, 2d Andr
; Pen ofL
ish
OLD, -Ag
d Wm. M
n Clmmii
b, let an
G. Hingst
amming',:
-lingstou ;
d 2d Joh;
on ; pair 0-
ung,! 2d W.
n ; ,'pair of
ocdrow ;
stunning:
IIDOWN.—i
hearling it
vid Mods,
a► n Hannah
s, lst Ro
anuh ;
amp h' ;1
1.'M. tin, 2cl
(3S— mucsn
st teph ell
findj�coney
1 .evatid ;Gar in 8
8 3, 1st; Steph
i�; rd
g �s,�dEd ar
year, st -
t ;phen Gre3
II FOLD B
icb',a�i ; bt
s ' Howlett;
ill&
littered i
e . one lyear,
nrowIn j 3d
n ors. Jass
►► ion,Grey
unba, • Mc t:avis
lhW: ► Gr leve
t udle B
e�h, jd D tial
e Iambs ;I is
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stetH
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d.
g
d,
i
a, St
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n
llop, 3d'.
hes►:T
,lst John
: she elfin
. G. Sin
lin an
of '. e "
en;G
thea lin
ing,j3d
mb',is
gsto'3
f
mew:a - o
it of !Cots of
FilIDAY, OCT BER 1
In 2d
pair
yslop
d Mc
Joh ,
Wm
q•uos,
cum
4 ram,
gston ;
/min
es, is
ey, 3
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4W.
Job
W�►
ether:
shee 1 ;
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.
1883.
I
MCLEAN SROS., Publishers,
$1.50 a Year, in Advance.,
aslem, 2d A: Veal plum or cherry
t¢matoes, 1st Alfred Haslerh, 2d W. H.
McCracken ; butter beans,/ lst, Alfred
llaelem, 2d Geo. Moffatt; white beans,
1st Alfred Haslem, 2d IGieo. Moffatt ;
her Variety of beans, 1st Alfred Has
m, 2d Donald Currie ; citrons, round
riped, Thos. Musgrove ; nitrons, long
alifornian, Thos. Musgrove ; caCum-
o • Han -
cid r m,
i*, 1st Joh `• Anna ,
ram lam', tyt a
ii nHewi t;par
c.Mrtin; d ands
-alit f rhea lin: .ewe:{
ir we la • tis, 1.t
ohn
X
nj
° ojCLTP.Y.=GUea 1�lgala,
liiok, 2d Wm. Mac can ;
at and 2 Geoege
sh,'lat and d �'Vm.
i Rock, is � ndt.2d
ogled
2d Geor e jL
it 1st a d+ d W
,
lst gd d
i Tho as Mus ve ;
lst D mil C r ie,
rove ; bro ze i ark
n;bu gee, 's Ge
c)hnMoond- , w 't gee
3 gee e, R, ,ro Ma
rt 1 Brottn -, uen
�o a Hart; idk, 12d. S
3 i Aylesbury du ° ks, 1st
wi ki; P l.in pucks,
Grieve ; Dui) rind
r . Thompso , 2 ° ra
dl n bred anI i s, 1
& er
h yne 2d M Tho ps.
a;no3 'pigs ns, 11VT
w a, Wm. M lea
J
au ah.
Soar o r 0
.e
Zit J, H l itki u ;
t St:ph:rl Gres,
, hating litter:d
ey, 2d Samuel
vin so e;, and :r
Gar in 2d a d
r on: ye-: r, Co
er o . •ear, 1
B▪ -irn:'d ; so
of no •u; so
ae. : o lett,
sgrove.
d,, ilorr•e; Jo
M•ffa t, Wi
st Sam
iBr
ov: Bla
sieve ; •1'
m. Grip
gs, 'st ' illia
lack Ha
M ole: ni ; 13
rie e ; H
Bl: dk T
2d Tho
ys, Rob
, : artwi
e, I .Bro
co y duo
d cks;
mi el B
au 2d G
is ' and
an : ries,
B: llanty
t ► rs.
u ; ollect
ac ean;
-
Se: €orh; E.
fig
,
DG S;—D• bg `n
is, Elma.
PLMEETS --O E ore:i bn
anis!& S n; f n ing Hill, 2d G org; L
HHe !d y, 2 , G
J. 7 .. 4- nes ; . fi
: Io se hay re,
s°ar, lat n •
Otte `, lst rth
0 e ; set 1 f ih
t 2d . I
rat n ar
ill
►
00
-t
riage
dam
rbes,
ock ;
W.:.
.am;
ames
Au.—
htel ;
,• slop,
one
ilne ;
John
John
avid
, 1st
r, 3d
eifer,
John
1p avid
ar old
John
man!
bull/
John
obert'
let. Minoan
t .Di kson ;
hn Hi slop,;
ichar Arm-
.
Thos. Moore, 2d Robt,
Wm. Grieve; shearling
can McTavish, 2d W
Chas. Howlett ; ram l
Sample, 2d and 3d
41
Peter
f
Id, 3d
Dun -
w, 3d
John
slop ;
hi dc Co
ha riatk
. Wilson
n, 24 Gehrg
o den axle 1
gi
row W. A Wil
ug wheat liotAllei
jey, 2 role 1M He‘ itt
s, Ed ,Ale G rdiner
; mall pie s, St Ge .
sm
4 Th
purpmse
eorge
•
lst
ve
Id rol
2d
r Hi
rse '8
i54 8
eedry
plow,
st Ge
Cur
ovenl
ariety,
2d
hite
lfred
offatt
2d Geor
1st Ale
Beau y
reka,
1 Bur
rewe
co
s, 2d
rn ea,
Ross •
lst James
•
00 AND OE
th Peed, Joh
ron, Samuel
ede turnips 1
mes Wain on
gian carrots,
ward Gi vin ;
t George Moffat I, 12d J
ti- alerxl.
Iry n, 2d
c# yellOW!
CROPS
Mil
Fe
Hew
gess
Sa
eor
hit
Jam
'st Jo
es
S ewr, Bras el
bleed Wets,
tor e Hat
lac en ; 111
t
Glo
ea Globe
6,
ga
n
IRo
lex
d
n
g-
st
bers, lst Alfred 13aslem, 2d Thos. Mus-
g;eove ; celery, white, lst TZos. Ainley,
2d A. Veal ; collection garden prodnoe,
W. H. McCracken. , -
JUDGES. -John Bowden, Tor nto ;
Chas. Wheeler, Belgrave' Y. Coulter,
el
Y-
;
,.
FRUIT, Eece—Baldwies, Jon
Moore ; yellow, belIeflow r, Jas. B
Bee Davis, D. .Stewar ; Fame
W.. Martin ; ,northern spies,
lex. Stewart ; Spitzenberg, Joh
ewitt ; Tolman sweet, David Moore
0 ounce pippins, Jas. Bulger ; Wegener
avid Moore ; Ribstou pippins, Davi
4 ldenburg, Alex. Stewart, sr.; 11 pip.
Stewart, sr.; maiden's.: blush, Robet
St. Lawrence, Robt. Govenlock ; ticolle
as
rt
fa
st
0.
2d
st
al -
on
J.
tng
er,
Nei
eoi
gs
oe
ls
n.
2.
le
el
tha
se, J.
avi
glis
variety, Alex. Stewart, Br4sitels
ter pears, G. A. Dead alai; fall
Robert Govenlock ; pi mg Middle
grapes, dark, John,Hew tt.
DAIRY PRODIJOB.—T b butt
Donald Currie, 2d Jas. Wilkin
1 John McDonald, 4th Sr m. Smi
Robert Brown; table b tter, lst
Haslern, 2d David Dubs n, 3d D
art, k 4th John McDonald ;
cheese, 1st L. W. Laird, id Ridl
DOMESTIC MANITne"UREB.--rlki.1111 1,
Miss Nash ; blankets, 1st 'Samuel:Bo -
gess, 2d Miss Nash ; ooanterpitne, Robt.
t
yslo
pear
rg
(B.
rg
ea
ls
re
le
on,
Alfr
Ste
acto
collectio
Robertso
pansies,
Veal; P
ornamen
Stewart
'flowers, home grown, 1st 0. yoa, 2d
FINE Aaes.—Colleetion of stuffed
birds in case, John gooney ; - pencil
drawing, Jenny Thompson ; Witter col-
or drawing, lst Annice Oliver 2d jenny
black cr yon drawing, lst AnniCe Oliv-
er, 2d G. A. Deadman : spatter work,
Berlin ool tidy, ist S. Fear, 2d. Miss
Nash.
W. II. McCracken, , id Miss Nas
gentleman's suit, Canadian tweed, E
Danford ; maple sager, Samuel B r.
gess ; maple molasses, ist Alfred e-
lena, 2d D. Stewart ; honey in cora
honey, strainedelst Alex. ForsYthe,
rhubarb wineelst Meti Thom son,
Samuel Burgess ; tom to ketahap,
W. H. McCracken, 2d Mrs. 13alianty
home-made bread; lst Alfred Hasle
21 Mrs. BallantYne, 34 JOB. Wilkins°
collection canned fruitS, 1st Geo. H
croft, 2d W. H. McCracken.
a. H. Ames ; fine boots,' ist Fredefok
Pelton, 2d Adam Good it Co.; cos se
boots, lst Frederiek'Pelton, • 2a Ad m
tt.
of cut flowers, 1st A. K.
st A. IL Robertson, '2(1 Or
lox Drumtaaondi, A. Rob-
rbenas, O. Veal ; collection of
al grasses, home gretvn, D.
8.
started
The
!at Mon
land on
—Gal
and Cu
has bee
at Glen
bureau, table and bedste
factured by the exhibit°
JUDGES.—Robert uov
MeGowen, BI,
braiding, 1st
Berlin wool.
2d George H
th.
ne.—Applique work,
r, id Mee. Thomps
(ark, flat, 1st George L
ycroft, 3d, Mrs. Ball
Wool work raised, lst
; Berlin
ice Oliver,
wool flow
k, 1st
or
11; cane w
work, An
Mary orri
cotton or
embrohdery
ntyne,
; fine
fancy
Geo.
tton, st
rs. Thomp
m. Hartry
flowers,
homes Ain
ny Thomp
ool and be
2d John Sh
ollen mitts
d to be ma
nlock, Mc
and bead work, 1st An
Mrs. Thomption; Berli
Donald 'Gnu e ; bead
Mrs. Oliver
Martin, 2a G
Jenny Tlao
darned- net,
Geo. Lee ; enabroidery,
lin, Alfred Haslem ;
worsted, Mrs. l'horrip
on silk, 1st Mrs. Ball
Shaw, 3d Allelic° Olive
Miss Nash, id O. Veal
Thompson, d O. Veal,
fancy flanne shirt,
feather flo ees, 1st
George Lee, id I
specimen o
liambrequin
1st George
matslet An
leathea wor
Wm' liartr
George Moff
netting, C
quilt, 1st
McCrackela
Ainley, 2.1
il. quilt, let Mary Morrie , 2d Donald
rie ; knitted quilt, lst O. Veal id
Thomplion ;I rag mat, lat David
sofa -pillow, - Berlin : ool, raised, 1st
It
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lo
rd ; white
ter Maso
ald Carr
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H.
H.
khng
Wm.
Hart -
n, lst
lock ;
, 1st Med
boiled ra
peon, 21
ist Mrs.
lace, J
Berlin '
ie Oliver,
; pair w
re- The son id Nkti H.
, log cabin qtult, lst hos.
fted
st
0,
lding factory is shoat
t Montreal.
anada, Pacific Railway
real is to coet $100,000.
Adam Crooks will le
the 18th for Canada.
is to have a new pop,
toms How building.
Donnelly, Biddul
appointed a county
00.
Reeve of Ailsa Craig
shirts tolen from his clothee
other night.
—The Kept mills at Chath
been :ourned down, the lo
—Rev. T.B.Leith, Canada
minister of Peeston„ has a
$1,000 gall to Michigan.
scribed for the endowment
—Over $133,000 have now tl
Knox College, and $70,000
wanted.
—The presentation of a farewell ad-
dress to Lord Lorne and thel Princess
day next
ere ship -
day for
Loudon, it is believed for breeding pur-
poses in the ,Highlands.
inyst dons disease, su posed by
the farmers to be black to gee, has
broken out among horses in the town-
ool
2d
rs,
rs.
rk,
ice
W.
411
2d
on
ery
2d.• Jelin
knitting
Moffatt ;
lat
ds,
mp
to be
station
e Eng -
office
la fame,
onstable
had four
int the
have
being
thodist
epted a
en sub-
und, of
more is
tr
0
fr
0
Louise will take place on Satu'
at the city hall,. Ottawa.
—Lord Lorne's twci buffalos
ped from • Montreal the othe
ship of
workman who was killed on Ole Cana-
dian Pecifi ' railway, is math the oom-
pany for $2 ,000 for the lo 1 !of her
recovered $1,250 from the Grand Truuk
Railway company, for inj um
ed by him while a passeng
Loudon Zt Port 'Stanley bran
Sustain -
on the
—Mr. Alava . Ego, for m years
clerk and treasurer, and at prizelent clerk
of the tOwnship of Geo gins, was
stricken with parelysis on Fr day night
last inj his
helpleis co
—Mr. T
stock 1 bre
ncy
Ur-
nny
ool,
1
okernhearted at the successful f
tion of their loving designs, and
rned very relnetantly. They tom
re -
Jae
tective they would not be fil0 easily
ptured next time. ,
—Last Friday Mrs. Dalton, co
m Toronto on the afterhoou tree.
kville, was carried past to Br
e undertook to walk back, an
ing across the Oakville railway b ge
as strack by the fast train _from I the
est and' instantly killed.
—A large boiler full of oil explod
e refinery of the Imperial Oil.
ny, Petrolea, on Saturday last.'
emist of the works.and another
ad a very narrow escape, having j
epped from in front of the boil
oment before the explosion took pi
—A German workieg woman in
on who lived alone, was disco
cked in her house in a starving c
on Saturday last. She bad been
at a morsel of food from the 25th
Itember until found Saturday, Oo
th. A parcel containing $35 was
—A few days agewhile threshin
oing on in the barn of Mr. Jac
I Strathallan, the greater portion
tdky horserake went through the
rator smashing the cylinder and
ave all to pieces, end it would
ared ill with the horse had not s
en present caught the poor anim
—Rev. Fiulay McCaaig, Of Kin
as presented the' PostmastertGe
n Ottawa a petition against the SO
ail service. Thie petition is:10
ong and bears 5.000 signatures.
uto, and consist of neatly all the
ess men in the towns aad cities
the line.
to
te.
der and agriculturist, of
West Nieseuri, has purchased. a farm
of 100 aeres in- North 0 ' ford, near
Thameefo d, for which h paid the
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handepme sum of $10,500.
—An iss e of $20,000,000 second mort-
gage bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railway has been decided on by the
directors,. m order to provide for the
floating debt.and complete tee equip -
2d John Shaw e pair of stockings,
len, lst W. H. McCracken, id Miss
Nash ; woollen Bookie 1st Alfred
stockiugs, eatton, lst Veal, id
Milne ; seed wreath, st Richard
Kee, 2d Mrs. Thomp on ; straw h
George Hartwick, 2d rs. Thom
tatting, 1st O. Veal,
son ; wax fruit collec
Miss McLelland,and
Belgrave.
FLOWERS AND FL
o
Thomas Kelly lst an
flowering plants, Th.
id ; collection of ha
Ilas-
r of
Mrs.
Mc -
ment of tile road.
—Last Sunday morning Elev. Dr.
Ewer, of St. Ignatius oharch,New York,
was prostrated while delivering his ser-
mon in St. John's Episcopal church,
Mont eat, by a stroke of paralysis.
— he medical officer of Montreal in
his annual report says that the climate
of Canada is the hes,lthiestin the world.
The deaths from cousumption in Mot-
trearare lower then in any other great
Coulter, Newry ;
Mrs. C. Proctor,
foliage plants,
2d • collection of
mas'Kelly 1st and
et plants, Thos.
—The Allan steamship Nestorian
from Boston,arrived at Glasgqw on Fri-
day, nd landed her live stack ship-
ment of 384 oxen in good condition,
with he exception of five which died on
the passage.
— writ of attachment wee grante
1.
on S turday last in New York, agains
all theproperty of the MoIson's Ban
of 1311 ntreal in that'State, for an allege
unpaid claim of, their agenl, Kidder
Peabody Os Co. ,
—Mr. C.. Snedecker, manager of th
Nith Valley Creamery hes been succes
fal in
trial,
two
Guelph,the first in eachelass he showed
—A. fire broke ont in the house o
Miss Crosby, London, the other night,
caused. by the bursting of a coal o'l
lamp. • The lady with rare *Bence o
mind quenched the fire by Upsetting
bag
lin
sple
Pro
wer
dition to the'Silver Medal.
— on. D.A. Smith and John Harm
ton, with George Stephens, president
the
ch a
ial
winuing prizes. ,At the Indus
Toronto, hia butter reeeived th
first prizes, and at the Provincial
AS
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—Two of the London quedre
Alexander McTaggart ana Leura,
trade died within an hour of each
Thursday morning last week. I
child died on Sunday. The
attribute their death to went of v
and gradual weakening.' There
but one girl left, and she is said
healthy and lively. 1
—On the evening of the 3r 0
a happy social gathering Oak
the Presbytetian ehurch at
near Owen Sound, a special ea
which was the presentation by t
pils of the Sunday School -of abe
address and well-filled purse to t
Jas. Ferguson, who has laboured
locality for the laSt two years.
—John Sharpe, a wealthy far
Delaware, of some fifty or , fi
years of age, has been fined $41 an
for assaulting and leasing an '
ing with intent to kiss yonn 11;
wife of a respectable farmer, Mr.
ham, of Delaware. , The several
are near neighbors, and live on
ing farms.
met with an unfortunate a ci ent on
the fair grounds, near the hoese ng, at
t for a
ecame
Park-
later -
the r
aug
nor to
in hr
poraey
Schobl
tug on
inter-
Ule 18
of °ler-
y
ev.
minent
ts.
lersey
as been
in the
mittee
cesses,
of the
atchful
ed, has
amount
unsalt-
be
USt
r
red
ith-
ber
und
WaS
nes,
of a
sep-
con-
ave
eral
eral
day
feet
The
Tor -
long
Ger-
other
third.
ctors
now
be
tabor
oe in
ood,
re of
e pro
ntiful
that
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T3i,ehaeradaegceosseHdlowwasas a native (if Castle
end had come to Canada- two and a half
district, end his de
ever the whole settl
hag wit. tweet:tic at Wardsville. : Tile
arsenic had been mixed with Oati111341
for the p rpose of poisoning miee, ala
parcel, a
nor obse
the rest
ridge o
Mader
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one of the most en -
sing settlers, in tile
th has past a &imp
family and board -
last Saturday morn-
laay ria
tured, 1
day mo
at Glen
till past the
He had $30
and the e is
althoug th
was 29 ear° of age, and leaves a wife
and fiv yodng children.
—In ondoia the other night two
nava, Q116 a etranger in the city, and one
a, live stock exhibitor, were -waylaid
and assault on Adelaide street. The
Wa
wat
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of the family coming on t e
d not knowieg what it was
Vil3g the label, put it in . with
f meal, and made the por.
it. They are ell recovering
edical care.
Wm. Darville, who jumped.
sin near Newbury, Tiaursday
and was found at 8 o'clooktFri-
ing last with his skiall free-
ing beside the track,died Satur-
thug.. He intended to get off
oe, aud it is supposed he slept
tation,and then juroped off.
on his person when found,
no suspicion of foul play,
exact wey the affair oc-
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BO
er in
costs
sault-
rant-
arties
London last week. She watt dr
buggy alone, the driver haying. 1
few minutes, when the horse
frightened in the crowd, and Mre
intim was throivn out, being
insensible and subtaining seriou
nal injuries.
—On Saturday. last Dr. an
golden wedding. All their so
ters and sons-in-law, with a
other friends, assembled to d
the occasion. It was hoped t
Beatty's venerable mother, new
102nd year, would haVe be
join the happy circle, but a
illness deprived them of tha
—The Provincial Sabba
Convention is to be held in 'co
the 23rd, 24th and 25th inst.
eeting and instructive progr
being prepared by a compaitte
gymen and others interested in
achools. Rev. Principal Ne les,
M. Parsons, and several oth
men are appointed to take s
cow, Mary Anne, at Hamilton,
tested for a period of Hoven day
of practical men. All the p
from milking to the weighi
butter, were done antler their
eye, and the reenit, it is aliE r
never been equalled. The he
for the week was 26 lbs 9 o f
ed butter, and 27 lbs. 91 0.
have isstred a writ against
Son, publishers, claiming $
ages for advertising that
electrotyper, had sued Gage
the title of the plates of his r
English to Canadian. Th
are, it is said, to enter a cohnt
against Gage for $50,000 da
libelous statements re their
Oxford 'University Press as
—Friday afternoon a you
named Frank Gill, of Petrone?,
friend, went out dnck-shootin
narrows,near Orillia. By sic
one of the parties must heel
the trigger and the gtm Ina
discharged. The whole of lite
entered the back part of the 1
below the talaoulder brad'.
f brae. over the flames. .
essis. Brown it Erb, of the Be
love Works, made a large an
did exhibit of their goeds at th
incial Exhibition in Guelph, an
awarded -sever first prizes in a
anada Pacific railway, have pu
ed a half interest in the ntercolo
oal Company of Cape Breton f
dere in the potato fine. Mr. John
Lanab obtained 300 bushels of potato
off an acre of land. He has one mo
ster '' spud" that weighs .1b and
can es. Mr. Robert Best has a pota
Ma mo h House, Toronto, have p
The firm and employees of t
i:vr
sen ed . A. B. Wincheeter, who
lea ing the establishment to enter t
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is
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mission work of thePresbyterian clear h
in the Northwest Territory, with a v ry
handsome coon -skin ooat.
--i-Two young people not out bf ir
teens, the girl being only sixteen, elo d
from their homes ie the cit o ee
Kelly 1st and 21. Rivers, mad were on the* way to he
A3IATEUR Lisr.-e-Collection of flower- States to get married, when a dote() ve
ing bulbs, 1.st D. Stewart, 2d 0. , Veal. from Montreal followed - their tr ka
GENERAL LiaT.---Table hove, 0. an4 arrested them, They felt
bj
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strange
and a
cattle
and kia
beneat
SI
knoeked down and $35
h taken from him, The
an, however, made a bold stand
cited one of the fellowe head
a ell directed blow planted
the ear. He then ran: Had
the ras tsucoeeded in throwing him
to the
er, the
tainiu
have 1
from t
the da
other
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tit
-would -have got a purse con -
$70 besides other valuebles.
ft
ght r of John Smith, and the T.
rem it spider bite on the arm of !
Henry Bur . Both patients are doing
well, ut t Is thought the girl will lose j
the US of her hand. Wm. Bullock, of
Bisma k, Who got poisoned by Wearing i
colore e, is Still unable to walk ;
witho
under
He ta
ages
him t
—T
police
ho
tre
ks
ain
0
Oil
oronto,
0, e0 daPa-
Sliaith, the
fo altering
ea rs from
napbens
r action
ages for
ency of
the re -
tches, though he has been -
tment for several months.
f entering an sotien for dam- '
t the et orekeeper who sold
mai Cain, and his wife, Eliza -
er -charged at the Hanailton
con t with ill-treating their child.
The l'ttle el appeared. at the -court,
and a tho ghdaer, parents say she is
an or inary child of -4 years. She has
cause of t inhuman treatment she re -1
ceive at the hands of her parents,e
The eart ess mother said in °dud that)
t want the child, that she;•
it away if any 4-ik
rs. Pratt a neighbor veri
se to do so, and the magis-:
e out papers, transferaing the
e care of Mrs, Pratt.;
felloWing snake story frora'
laM13 48 vouched for 'as quite
t and truthful : Mr. Gordon Mee
e, of the 1.4th concession, was out
orphard one day lately, when be
ed 4 snake upon whieh he jumped
suited, bat upon looking down for
fatted to find auy trace of the
at !all, and was much puzzled to
where or how hie snakeship had
ed. He started fer his barn, and
e time he got there he felt some -
cold on his thigh, and upon haves -
ng t (wise, found the snake had'
ed up his trousers leg -and had
a !rip on his thigh. There Nyasa
" la -gill -and fling for a minute or
nd. although the snake was one of
armless " garter " species, that did
ese the frolic.
— he uneral sermon of the lete Hon.
Isaa Bu hanau was preached by Rev.
D. Fl tcher, of Hamilton, last Sun-
day caning. The text was taken frora
Acts viii, 36; '‘ For David, after be had
serv d hie own generation by the will of
Goa fell asleep and 'WAS anto his
fath rs and saW corruption." The rev-
eren gentleman in taking up the text
ed David's career ; that while
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she d d la
take i
ch
trate ad
child to t
East Wil.
cone
Benz
in hi
obser
and s
it b
kno
by t
thin
tigat
CraW
take
livel
the
not
g men,
with a
at the
mishap
kicked
ediately
contents
ft lung,
e was
then rowed back to Orillia n(;1 taken to bell
his boarding house, Where he ice a thr
very critioal condition. and
--A fatal accident occurred n Thars- Per
day morning, the 13th- Sep mber, in fro/
the Township of Thomson,I issauga I bel
River, Algoma, whereby a ng man ger
named Charles Glackin, 23 ye rs of age , ael
lost his life.. The yottng I an was ,
standing in a seow on the -er, and
reached his hand Ewa took ho of his ba
gun by the muzzle tO lift it out of a ce
bark canoe which was lying longside, 1 ov
when the gun discharged, an the con- gle
tents- of one barrel were (Aped in Hi
his right breast caneing almoat instant bo
death. He was seen to thro up his
arms and exclaim, " Oh, bd
shot gang for mei mither
had a safety spring which h
working right for SOMA WO
refer
he es a warrior and a poet he was also
a etatesMan: He had reformed the
combs of illetiee, given life, a DeW life to
commerce, establiebed an educational
syst m that wits very popular at that
thai ; by the introduction of foreign
arti ens changed the huts !that the
poo r elms had lived in to coMfortable
dwe lingS, and at this period. Palestine.
was the most prosperous nagon of the
day except Egypt.- -
A most daring outrage WO perpe-
trat d about two o'clock, Monday morn-
ing, at Dreany's corners, on the Gover-
nor' road, near London, Crumlin
the Ina* of the post office at this place,
and it is kept by Mr, A. B. Campbell, a
There ie a- store in connection with the
offi e, and Mr, Campbell and his wife
occ pied a bedrotam adjoining, on the
gro lad floor. At the hour named they
were aransed from sleep by a terrific
pon ding at the door, which pretently
gam/ waly before several blows from a
reit
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The gun
not heen
be
ra
prolong. ju
and eame crashing in. r. Camp.
sprang ont of bed and onfronted
e masked men, armed w th knives
revolvers. One of th.e tires des-
doee grasped a heavy 1- on poker
tire stove and struck r.
a terrible blow .on the h ad, stag -
ng him back against the d. =Him -
and wife were then eeized hy the
ians, who began to dose them with.
Bird -Campbell fought as best he
Id, ilaid managed to aleoid being
however, he was fearfully beaten.
head was cut open, his nose broken,
h e.lyes blackened, anal. his -thigh
ly injured. Prior to thits both had
n tiled hand and foot. Trmwretches
sacked the house, pro° g about
And a valuable watch. They then
ped into a buggy and drove off.
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