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guceeeaea in stop
drove the animal to
ud worked all lege
tibition of physical
et morning ne
who set the
him to be for a
1st. The Cath
I holding a grand pi
park in that town,
allariteue, Mp414
artaan, of Stratford„ rer
1 from the old country *
y fine cattle and a
their personal inspfteteee
ng ninety days' &plume
; the animals wilt at
Mr. Sharroan's are est
ranch in the Northwest ;
de go to his fine feree
icortstaen have been leo.
etches. One dee
Forbes caught a Anna
d fifteen inches in, length
scales, in presence of
s, at one pound ti• ne
Mr. C. Racking an
rneyor, caught on Mort-
zeiu trout, the matoeity
between eleven inobes
length.
erd Beacon of teat week
eaay, Miss XePh.ersett,
Orphans! Home, took
ed children, &Ili:idea to
walk around town, and
market gave art ire.
ta to a large number of
'leeted shoat her, all of
ch interested in her ao-
elt she was engaged in,
her description of We on
1 Sunday afternoon a
21d in the to hall,
•eweted. The address
iePherson, was listened
attention.
. ca
, and Northwest se
Notes. -
ma seven hundred and res
;rants have come into die
tee March 1st. • Pe
it for erecting a Presby- •in•
at Burnside has been- .
rant,.of Winnipeg. $a
' Mr. David -Young, a, th
en of Winnipeg, died co
few days ago just' after •W
' Florida -
i was instantly killed. E
ar Zinerson on Friday. lag
a torneecompletely off
'hod.
thr
a in thaDoenieion Goa- -.
1 Bank iti Winnipeg for gr
ey amounted to $43,- ai
vithdrawals during the . iris
•ta $34,7ca,st. •Oh
.. Union to Southern
Ad their frozen wheat, Cas
M agents realized for of
aeas the local buyers arr
43.utS. - an
men of Southern Maui -
1 ebrating the Itttlo of W
, this year. It is ex- to
lodges will participate
t> th
Ltion. . del
te ia a.rt extract from the
•e
nazi in Fort Macleod : pas •
5, liquor, came in, dead art
Atail 6, so, so_ ; Monday da
oat ; Tuesday, April 8, soll •
y, April pretty good • Ha
lay,. April. 10„ finished
of
are making terrible ne
114,.,C, Mountains'. Miles ing
tr have been destroyed, ton
reserve at 'Rolling Ho •
evastated, many of the
.=ogether with grain and- ha
lug destroyed. The , qua 311
id to carelessness. • aga
with. almost fatal re- tha
Gretne, on. _Monday.
ing to church and in
ray track too quickly
is wagon was jerked
a, one of the ocenpanta
It. Doctor Donavoa is
1 pronoanees her in-
obbs, who has a farm
Es burned out en the
Tat. He had alracist
Betio/3 of a new house,
the fire was communi-
irchidge. Besides the
lost a large quantity
Fleets, some wedding
e papers, and 2,00(:)
qaw is a very severe '
o, two barrels, sup.
,oal oil, shipped from
signed to Mr. Currie,
1t the latter station.
y were found to con-
ey, which were wedge
f wood to keep them
following day this
gallons, was spilled
Bow.
Pet Stock Assad-
ganipd in Winnipeg
Ito have a, show thitt
as stated at a meeting
there, are in the city
poultry keepers, dog
stock keepers: One
he had never seen so
ilia had geen in Win -
there is nearly every
of the finer -varieties
been received. at
4
ThurSday morning
1 section 20, tQwnship
to StratheIair, and
d the dead body of
nkett, on the floor,
t neck, his double -
a him. Plankett was
belonged to a good
r) relatives in tibia
✓ the sheeting WO
Iherwiaa is not yet
Lent from Southern
k of the crops, steeth-,
late not been inereat-
oap being about the
g.'good many of the
i naore than Nit year,
clare have not sown
Of oats has been a
wing to dry seed or
Ler.. A good many
ep out and sawn bar-
tt he re -sown because
i the season, and the
would ran. Frodeu
tag excellently, which
atement that a eroP
t from it. ' Mr. 008-
a 86 acres with Wheat
sell In Manitou for 15
of it is doing well ana
to he the best for!'
Est.. All the farmed"
was
buy
tie
Gal
the
fav
last
hat
the
in
san
• of h
and
Me
the
Oat
be
poo
Tru
C011
.ton,
wh
-The
111a
atio
ton
day
Fos •
gela
Th
son
hos
she
nig
Site
SST
Aril;
ye
day
eat: •
Aid
and Ii
voo
agO
hea,
reiohin
$10
day
• ma
aft b
BO
ixii
Sna
BayBurl
stiff
whi
his
ate
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THE
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HUROAT
EXPOSITOR.
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los' turn Matlitoba;witlhone or two ext
tteee sehave sown witn No. 2 frozen
er --u ware delighted with the
Oat' alla a b .
et has beendemonstrated,
LO waver, that frozen oats are useletts for
oee, and those who risked.. their crop
them have been bitterly &sap.
.
-light a fire with
ploded envelling
lames, and' t
.death. The
fleulty.
-Mr. Geo.
n L d .
ear. on on
eoial
e c
one
Murray
.
raised
o
he
1
'ld
- W.
I
- • of
th•
11
wa
say'
?
IT1)
d
lt.
la
ailltheet
tiled
II
can ex-
of
to
dd. -
Grove,
Or
s
s
b
result
four .of his eh:
ull. tte bed be:
Me days and,
idge, leaned ever
hile there he
sheve month
•
,•
t
e
•
an
w trking
ile
: r
-ea
ed.
.
fractured his
hard for
crossing the
iling to rest.
leep, with the
Though very
1.1
'
Tee "ioso
onng :39,ton and
heaten i town.
WOO , WO
' tf wool, or whi
Ca
de o
hips
855
L. "''''W
h I win p
OdiCed.
Nett
Tea,
hted
y th
,
ne 50 cent
. t ey can't be
an amount
li:g est market
•
The
Cheap
•
Cash
Goods.
tore for
•
•
New
TI-ilE
POET
etti
a tee The weather for wheat so
OM ' 1 favorable and
whits been extremeey _ •
a
of the largeet twee-
Westininster, the
, . -
in
Main
0
h
ee
bu
e
to
I&
day
- nship
o
one
of
• b •
eing
sirionsly
Over. llo
tit J 1
injured, h
P kins w
wit
s a
• g
probably re-
eat sufferer by
.
tnen
prim. 3 LES B
' Ho. E We
L
ernes-
TED.
loorto
W an
• Ox3 .
6 ed t rept, at
MURDERED
interviewed eay they never
rn M n to •
kyr a crop in South° a 1 . be, look
1:11igoing
82 feet by 60 eet, and
feet. It take over
the
5 010
f
-
'ist
g
o g
• f
50x32
1 umber
e n y
hie 1
dnioownn:idro.
flood, and
lti
. ife was
d again since,
ily depending
gnoioade %welling
PTeeti' tao
Office, S atorthr.
oms. A
mule,
nily at
con inirig from,
tho EXPOStrox
- 881
1).
1 ,s
EM_PORIT,
T.
aged -.
and 35,000 sit uglea
,
fo
t
e
oaf,
and
foHrestihpasp;tirri
wever, and has
a fa
J Hargan
by the. name of itaY-
5,000 feet of 1 mbet
to
tel
se
it.
-The Rev. John
A nde
son, of Nairn,
BOAR ERB i1/417ANTED
eould ac imam°
ate a, few
—Mks.
boar(
ers, e ther ladies
•
Dna end representing himself as a son.
ud. the advano e
ofter of Barnum, a .
, .
elle of Barnum's great show, hati been
" - • 1* eo le of Wink,'
ettnneing t....e p p I-veg.
mine his stay iii thet city he maae ex-
wore arrangements for the great show,
la ingratiated himself into the .confi-
eicsotf several leading citizens, frora
nom under one pretence end. another
t borrowed money and then skipped
his
Stearn them, as wed. as 1hotel
oprietor poorer but wiser men_• Tee
ght before his depaxture he was enter-
ined at Et ("InPadne suPPed bY a
enter of his new found friends alio
3tiros, and the next morning a. tele-
tet ries received from the Chief et
ace at Fargo oederiog his arrest, but
gni he came to be searched for he was
tO be found.
-The othe night
small boys p1 yin
ally set fire to a. heap
and before th arrieal
the flames ha coramu
other stableS &mai
three were todally
contents, entalliug
each on the ma+
-Harry St rdye
• .-
son of Mr. 't
,. unly,
•laree
dangerously ouncled
of a gnu in lie
brothe•r a few tlays
lodged -in his abdo
most of the shot. h
cannot .be pro :On
some time yet
. - The lead s of
the
. i •
in
: e is.
f
o
a 1
destroyed,
6, 10 S
a, fe urt
•F
i
b •
ant
ago.1
en
s ben
ed out
the
,' G
' t a
.
th
ice
nee
of
f
t
e ,o`•
I e
1
va
'in
e
1 e
y
fi
tabout
ert
t 11
te
a
il
e
if
elt
h
•: can•ent-driving
rubbish,
•
ith
year.
' p
ischarge
younger
.
:It:hough
Hove
• tiger
some
' •d
11) ' d
nee e
1. 0
ith two
e whole
their
4200
,..,
..
old
hA
, was
charge
d h e
for
. '
a.1 party
had a marrow•
el • • • • eli".--e
dow I
horse beooming f
sheep that were ra •
w eeled I around :
e ba,nktient. Mr
I jump d • t' .
b t th: hm illae
orse an
el ar over into Oh
t nee of at least fift:
was rescued with die.
ho happened. to
s a complete wre
• --On Wednesda
a.n na.med George
o Mr. George Stor
t wnship farmer, Ii
hs death under t
et•cumstances. Coo
114 •
'
the lianse
ithte
nlug
n -b.
tr a de
• (heaped
o • ug
oree.
-21 fe:t.
onl
e nea
..
1 st
sook
v Et 1'
i og near
e re
. an
few days 'WO
-• -•*•
hill, his-
a ed at some
np• the bank,
eked over thee
son fortunate-
hnhurt,
y were hurled
below, a dis-
The horse
by some men
. The buggy
week a young
iu the employ
adiug London-
Birr, met
St distressing
a, companion
tor gentle
pll Jarvi
Woo
rlich i
Femme
'
1 EDw
and anat.
Rutter 11
(Ind good
tail deal
.!
'!,
in k t
etove-in
teed. See
limos, kain
i A. Tisylor,
,.
Lead, and
the large
AUT013,
made to
81. Tut
en, o
Street
WAliTED
en pay
orestels•
RD C
Monday,
any q
color.
r;Goderich
BEAT
al Stoves
N kiteben
;Timmer
the '
street,
is determined
t and best
hich he
order
nip seed
reasOna.
below' th
ih
the higho
.
SH W11
the 21s,
entity
Edward
stre
ROCCE
are prolaounebd
is c
-time.
Sweet '
Seal
Meech
t
gener
is sae
5ret-class..
and tea
le tdrms.
mar
any
t prie
be
lest
nd a
Oash,a1whol
.
t, Se
S.—
Mplete
Very
ome'
rib.
ab,
; reti
d steel.
g chi
151
a s .eeialt
Residence
et h use. 859
en ntity, for
ine sh. ROST.
- 801-2
pre ared on
. to b y fine new
y sba eof. swot t
sale and re-
forth. •858
The d‘ Sweet
th best in the
wit lout an oil
stove - is guaran-
Rt Rg. JOHN'
86 3
s t king tbe.
a, it, v keeping
in I e county of
ap. ents' snits
8.1igl t sugar for
•. Highest
To -day
G r nadines,
- Pr nts, can rely
pri es-. We
Pi TM, Hair
ho s, Ties, Laces,
G-1 yes. Dress
wi I pay intending.
MILLINERY
:Ill naN eaWt 6 rYi tik
1
Parasols, Su
•E
we shove
etc.
oo.
stow
Cords,
-
and
el 10 Onyo
.
Hats,
• I
•
Pa othasers
se=nring
so
e
etc
ii
Da
i•
D
iedl te
S
i e
'
,
the latest no
havin
the best
ite veryeniee
e. A splendi
a.s well•as all
antle Silks a s
chasers to call
P•ARTMENuslial,
eSa. 9,8 11,4X prraen
. t , ,
ilor's, etp, in
,
1 •
DYIVIADE
etties- i raidsurcuner Dress
a ehoic of over 500 piece
of good in the DeWeat
hinge i White Muslim
assort ent of Corsets, N
the fash'onable things in Si
ecialty having a large s
and as our prices before i
piled -with the
LI Wf 00;1 ds r rets oaumr oenxgtretmheelyb1o;
i , Y
Orofusio at your own pricee.
TM
,
G
new
atter
at
ck
k, L
ock
vesting.
lates
le
ode, Prints,
fashionable
B at close
eal Cloths
ichus, Rib:
tile and Rid
on hand, it
European
iriteesh, owttoserke ,
Y •
.
Forward, the
If ye be rich
Gent's Tweed
In great number.
, . .
Neckties to catch
Of each dile,
, ug s
P1 . .Hat anq.
'Caused all the
1
Stra.w Hats for
Oak Hall stOre,
or poor.
and Dress 4tiits
,
the eye
as he paises
8 t
H Ime s,
swells wonder.
farming
are let
,
by ;
• where .
of Anglien, cleinech
l'
onto
are
engaged in s o
e p -w
shing, and at
prices p
id for farm
pro
'ace.
Disco, nt-allowed
e
osonamemeesesetessi
talking of heel
P
�kre
for
tubs fur
ished
at th: Cheapest•
.
4
Canada.
ire Thos. Lemb, a. farmer in Brant
reship, recently made eleven pounds
butter in one week from one cow.. He
Inks this pretty good..
-The new Congregational college at
oared was formally epened on Fri-
evenina last. There only remains
7- . ta . _
1ebt of 41,00Ceon the building.
Annie Lowrie, an
pea
and establishi g th
for boys, the este
be clergymen of the
pal divinity scholtl
similar to Tri ity schooli
.
in many thi gs,
doctrinal stan peint
-A greet b ar hint
Greenock ma, at neer
county, on. M nday
g
re
s of
1'r
tepe
but Oiff
of the
oo
af erneoel'Of
.ch
- ,
ties
a
la
MI
.ro
.
late
n
1
1P
en
eelphing.'
pl,':
,
M
I.
re
•e
s,
college,
: school
are to
Episco-
will be
Hope
in Abe
- in the
Bruce
last
tie close of their w
i g a swim. Cook
- g t beyond his dept.,
his death. The
i stautly, and after
- c tef al search: the
The deceased w :
w ere he was well
r speated.
-Major Coombs,
the
or. re
odd
wh
i er
a • h
edt
s frOte
.nomin
• e n
olvea on hay.
not swim, and
rebe he raet
was explored
ur and a half
1 as recovered.
_
Lucknovt,
. void Much
wly-appointed
tion Army in
cash.
General
Mr.
ihatpis .
;riseesil.ri
His Pitt
-latest de.
partmen
surpasse
Very hug
have bee
ti. poun
,Bultel*
tore, Belgrave.
. WEISMILLE
toct is
oUts"
Detot
gns an
please.
anythi
ionabl
received
s of Currants,
no/traeworn
nd Shoes
ont is cilifole
styles.
al. His
ig hen te,
lines in
lately.
'pr
i bee
Ate
all
.
His
Twee,
ore sl
!lassw
In
$11;
to nnounce
?fi'il lainnet atylei
izes 'od priees.
i co taining the
r. ss Goods De-
Depa
owq ';itniKeillptpefanr.
re ankl Crockery
Orocei'es we offer
21 pounds of
We are now
pa tern, variety,
on prices comma
mo -t modern,
cut: only fia the
th n regular
die ion, that
sm. Able for any
as he very large.
th: t our ?utter,
i
cut,
as •
b -at
bank
pow
me
1R.,
a
tit
• d tne
e ate
of
upt
ere
e by
:tail'
Osition to offe
_and finish, a
attention of
constatatly a
all-wooi goods.
prices, and wei
else will be fo
or maii.1 Fr
we keep! co
MADDA.UGH
a sale
to ecli
the mast
ding t•
'We
venture
nd the
Caret=
tautly
is turn
tion of goods of: such
se all competition
incredulous Our
our stock garments
iffer really good new
to assert, without
choice of price, patter,
Work we but asl
employed is a su
ng out the right cla
'e
in t•
st
o
MI
fea
you
cien
8 of
cellence in
e west, and
les are the
the latest
terials less
of contra -
or shape,
inspectioo,
guarantee
ork, while
Plugs for the
if vod 't
u on par
"
'TWill be a vvonder.
Go, go and.t e li
Short, lean
upper ten,
-chase one
,
1 em a ,
th all
'fat or tell,
omiss employee
he Arkell woollen mille,near Guelph,
sought in some machinery on Fri-
r last and. received. fatal- injury
-Dr. Oliphant is. suing the city cor-
:ation of Toronto for 44,000 damages
wed to his property by a defective
ver on Shuter street.
-Mr. jeriali Bonham, a very aged
ident of Dumfries, neer St. George,
d recently. The deceased was a
'gluier of the war of 1812. He was
.
week. .Brui was
ing a meal off dead
of the sttamp. SeVeral
in pursuit, an althoug
continued alij next
escaped.
. -Charles L ng and,
i
charged wit Ii. ugagtog
in Toronto on the nigh
were arraigned. bef6re
Witnesses agreed
fixs
hallo).
•
I -
Ioh
it
he
tha
die
ni a'roa
ay
a
of
t I
creeired.
dal
c
th
11
pr
a e
oh
:
'' •
• .
•
MoriieritY•
.
e
e
started
se
e
thulte•
ibition
tade•
edge
was
brute
AMt I
-g.....
court.
ocimmander of
b nada, arrived at
a ternoon last. H
by his wife. A ms
c ption Was given.. t
t n corps.. Major 04�
an, not, yet of mi
c nverted in the Sal
' a *
e y ars ago, apfrom
t rough every office
p sition. He wears
rd guernsey, with
alt
H : mi1ton
-EtS`
eiathusiastic'
-in by'
a bs
• le age.
•ation
t a a r
, p
the
a ilv
Saturday 'Pounds
accompanied
re-
the Hamil-
is an English-
He was
Army nine
nks has gone
o his present
uniform and
r crest on the
Raisins f
ocif
t ugars e
er.
vrILS
f choice
most raj
esh, ne
ouse io
ave sh .-
Long Be
eeds ; 3
rizeAit
nellroarove
r $1 ; 14
Gran
ually cheap.
N &
field and
bre seedsmen
seed
he bus
folio)
, Searl
ripreve
iniedi ,tie
rf k rile
eSirVing's
pouncU
kited S -o
1 n.,_
tOlING
garden
in
nd for sa
ness, (prey
ing vari
t Intern
. Manuno
and 1
West
.1
of 1)runes
az fdr
,_
o .Ve
. ceds,
the
h as ldw
tie.s :
Me
h L
Pllow
in, y I
' prov
for
81 and
'
0., la ga
bong. t from
Domi ion.
as' any
onsid le
White
nd o her
ng,' R el,
Glob
pro) ed,er's
d P rple
$1; 3.0
other
.8571f
Stock
the
All
other
. We
elgian,
carrot.
Carter's
Mangle ;
ICartTop,
ou pet:1631=1st%;
in, 11
hat' d.
claim'
'
ship
the pewest
Grocery
a consignme
produce
till a few
ent of
:eascinable
Depa
tak
Boots
eloth'ng
seen
tment
S t of
n ah
On
HOIVIA
-
to be appree'ated.
goods.
always:supplied
very Cheap
the highest market
and Shoes left,
the wee. A
1
-KIDD
wi:h
Teas, &gees,
value.
which must
call SO
p
eats' Furnishings,
the best of evetythi.
Raisins, Cure
• •
be,sold' to make
'cited.
i ,
IVIairi. Street
Hat:
/ate,
,
room
Se
and. Caps
g. .Tut to
etc. First-
-
for large
I
forth .
I
.1
Oak Hall's theiplarie
Yes, by thie
As th ey went
Oak Hall stOre
Causing the crowd
to cill
der l
Marching b
-
1
caught t eir eye,
. 4
to sigh , _
had descende from
a
log:
onteat
ller. • He has
tile,
'
farquis
'f lioree,
button'
Cha
Shamrock,
his 96th year.
-Wm. J. Neil, a Dandies boy, was on
into a genuin set -o.
pal
Ls.a
ve.
. fined
c a get
n r, but fall of fire
In
winning man-
the - platform.,
"evil
, East lLothian,
tid all
pion,
the best
vane-
Go there, or
blunder. .
turbot last sentenced to five years in
1Penetang Reformatory, hiving been
$40 -and costs r 30
was discharge ,as
the
tlay:
it •• as
the
a
• ti
leo
It I
•
oriarity
Id that
is hallelujah wife
y ling and lady looki
is
ig,
described as
nd dressed in the
lecsrOf
best
entsshbltenYe,iveis.:
g
rroem WLasozi
gc
aelni.00i
itiNo.tc5
t.risk sethe
,
lostof
but . buy
•
D
0
N 3 T
R G
of throwing stones at a rail-
other man was
Igg
ss
r gulation army an
aided
•
y train. . .
Presbyterian, Baptist and.
-The othe dar
started front Itondon
t4
en
tri
isholm
to St.
1. -The Massey Ma
pc ny Write t&the Glo
ufa
a a
Wring Cott- ------7-71a
nying certain
IMPO
.
TAN
NOTICES.
-
T -i
HE
,
•
,
Scotch Tweede
to the rig of them,
,
-The
impanel] congregations of the vii-
B• of - Sunderland have purchased.
uses fur the respective pastors, the
Thomas on is
four miles fed St.
pitched into a ole
throw. The achine
wile° .
Tho ao
and.
a
a
h.
h'
i
sal
I,a
'
about
aohine
.
bad
. badly
8 temente which
t at. paper, to the eff
p ny discharged 150
a$ that a number
IS tel
ct
an4s
a. ve
appeared in
hat the Com-
on May 23,
eceived notice
WANTED.-
wafh
References
eeeette
Al
and iron.
requi
. •
strong, y
W
ed. Aidd.,ress,
.
ring
ges
woman to
912 1 or
P. 0. Box
.
cook,
. month.
.121;
802-2
1
s
L
AR,
TILL
GOINt".
1-4
ON
DITC
_
AT
TOONE
!
-
.
Dress 8ints
Good wear for
.
to the left them-
Boy's or M re
ee houses adjoining. .
-Two thousand : dollars has been
nted 14 Hastings County Connell .to
in the. erection of. a, h_ospital for the
ndlesS orojected by the Women's
'damaged tha M.4'.
send it beak - to
wagon. He hirnedf
bruises, but w lked
took the train epic
Ch
pone
t•o t
to
Sit
on
e
. !Oho
n
e m
ty
JO:
an.
•
i 0
Sad to
seeing
some
; s and
t
n
p
n
quit on the 10th
mber: of men who
ny since May lst,
mber who left duri
29. "In
i • st.
a
i 56
ag t
,
The actual oUs
left the -Com- cottage
•In 1883 the ntly sit
neinesa
e same time IDD, S
To
co
Med arid
art of
forth
ENT -Oho
taining ei
convempnt
he town.
a
;lit reorns.
td
A
d .a lif
It
the station
1 t THOMAS
story
is.pleas-
and
857
j L
S
-
r
.
1
•
,Goods
,
Store
.
.
Winter
.Shirts, Stookiogs,
Glories,
'
or &miner.
yea,
Necktie lighte
,
in colon b 'ght,
ristian Association of Belleville.
Frid Mr.
H
'a19
,
was
the spr
ng there
is always
TISTRAlt
SHE
P.-stra
ed f
om. lit
.
eon-
,
All the town
wondered 1
-A five -mile foot race ketween Ed.
e, of Hamilton, and Dave Bennett,
rOrOnto, for $400 a side has been
log,ed. It will come off in Toronto,
le 30th.
five agitation the
-Last y
farmers in the townshi
took shelter u der
der shower, On while
belt struck th tre
seriously injur rig-
•
i. tre
t le
and
r. :
,e
, e
d
:
els
al
. n
13
.n.
b
,
t I/
son,.
'Word,
: thun-
under-
men,
I who.
a °vein:mit among
of our men, sdmeti
.ti es less. This
s ewhat gree.ter,
t at We are much
w th our Work than
t e yOunger
II, as
year
o -in
urt
sua
portion
reater, some list ofe I's:
it has been *ere no i
to the fact ion as w
er advanced . sardedi
. 0.
. We have
et:Y:11r
arks.
11 iced
DU
S62x4
'eillv'esS a'n
Any.one
o their 're
CAN liteD0
u %levee,
wing
overt
.32,
nal ailt. ,sa
sue infer
will be
ALD, B
) a uTthtlri ces
-Ma;
suitably
ucefield-
The
•
f et wha•
'
p
,
,
o
I.
•
sle are
' -
advertw
advert
i.
begi
R .
Tung to- r
se e f
aliize
lfil
.
the
a
1 anct
When M11
their
colors fa,
•
e,
,
-After about years'
Ikerton post office has been removed
i convenient position in the town,
res -alt of patience and numero_us
Bgations to the postoffice authorities.
-Miss Ella Gardiner, who has just
sed her third year examination in
1 at the Toronto University, is a
remained rine nso
being seriously bur
.
. and limbs. is s
severe burn on
new doing wet .
-Last .Fnid y, i
B. Moore, prin ere
hoist at the re r of
ens
ed. :
n! sc
pip
. T.
hil I
Grit
.,
or
ou
t
o
-
en,agI
o
sob
1h
d
h
,
.avith
SS
!lianas
t:the
1,.
time,
body
bodY-
a
en hre
on a
top
now finished over
4,300 rakes, Over
.h de made a larg:
.h rvester binders, ••
at re greatly behi
ni eh so that as yo•
• ,
w were. obliged to
I , 00
00
inr
a ere
1 • t
eor
• ark 'overtime."
reapers, over
mowers, and
onred.
ad, on 1,000 ber
n last year. we pigs
ese figure, so the
ectly remark, the
. No•thern
SUFFOLK
ghbon li
of soeas
of bile
privikge
faun
GRIEVE
PI
nd du
Suffol
will
class
of r
A the
Gray
S. -The
ing the 1
Pig, to 1
e taken.
n the cot
turning i
ndersigh:.
1 Read,
nder
ecoa
hICh
Ile i.
.t
neee
tit
i eKi
igned 411
scas•on
limit
ore. of
Tern s,
sary. I Apply
Grit:vies'
lop. I WJGH.
keep
a Thor-
d num-
the best
31,` with
on
bridge,
j.
802
. eau' to
Call;
• •
slro
I. -
o
xi:mine
K
so.
.
NEW
and
RESH
.
cell:re Bar
• ND RELIABL
al
A
Young
You bet t
If at0
Days without
-
.
Man,
ey'll
Hall
don't •be di mayed,
keep the f3 ade
you trad
number.
,ghter of Rev. Dr. Gardiner, of Inger-
, and sister of the Editor of the
of the buildit - , lost
fell. He tried to grasp
lit:,
oh
la
o
4,8
and
e next
THE M'i
K
TS. -a:
,
WARM-
first
FOR
class land,
.
•
SALE.-
. being
r sac,
ot 1
_ 21
150
and tie
eres of
ast half
j
IF
S
.
ITH
S
SEAFO
TH
miltort Tiraes.
-A
-A petition fehm the school children
Hamilton will be presented at the
meeting of the City Councileask-
for the purchase of a park. Hamil-
has 40 000 inha,bitants,:and no pub-
1 .
t erk. .
-A horse which John Buchanan had
a load of gravel through Bo -
lino wi
e
building, fourt en feet
b
and fell to the !round,
feet, alighting an :h
recovered con ciou
minutes. He ma
:escape from in:tan
miraculous. 1
-Mr. John ame
her of an old and
belo
•
ri
s , _
nes
r eov
dea
Re
rest)
pi
ht
i
h:
a
et
,
an
et
.
a
I
'
:
o
failed
of 55
He
tut ten
• t his
almost
mem-
*lily in
. SEAF0
Wheat per bus
011 Fall 'e
N.w Fall Wheat per b re
S .1 ing Wheat per bnshe
Oats per bushel... ...
Pe s per bushel
Barley per bushel
- el over Seed per bushel
Ti eothy Seed per bush
B tter, No, 1, loose.
B tter, tub 1 '
' TIE
le ......
. el..
....
. .
• ..
.
. .
1.
June 32,-, 1884.
$1 00 to 1
,. 080 to . 100
. 1 .00 to 1'
0 30 to 0!
. 0 68 to -0i
0 60 to 0
. 7 50 to 8
. 2 00 to 2
0 14 to 0115
0 15 to 0116
I of
ed
07 .
under
05 never
87. stable
75
, arid
60 snd
00 eight
50 f•PP13r.
lot 13,
and ir
mainder
-dr
fa
an
two •
chur
fr
o
Winthro
•
conees
a goo
rood h •
ined,
ling s
I log b.
rehard
'hes.
m NV
the
P. O.
ion 9, Mc
state of
rdwood b
veil fen•
bring er
na, two c.
:, It is
s eight m
ton. F
iremises
illop
cultivatio
sh.
•d, 'VAC)
k ;
I. fortable
onvenient
les trim
r Wither
or . to
; 160 c
;
The and
w.,111l^
frame barn
og
to
S af
pa
IL a.I.
es clear-
the re-
-is well
and a
and
houses,
schools
rth and
ticularS
ROSS,
562
ii
On Door So
p. s
at Mit.
m
ith o
We
M
re toing
s. Kidd's
out o
ariware
th
I
grocer
Store, Main Street.
• line. • Come and g
It your
i
.
Groceries
.,
DUNCAN
•
&.
. AIN
DUNG '
t on Tueedav, last - week, kicked
E .
'
0 13 to O. 13
.
Mat the whiffletree with such force
one of its leas was broken in two
ta
:es.
-Th.erecent cattle fair at Hartiston
Montreal, died on
heriting an i o dep
his fether,-wle coin
He. gave up busthess
hied on his ineettet
the
nde •
en
4 •
t f
al
ye
i.
r
1
1511
. .e
:
:
tIn-
.
from
I nibly.
o, and
one of
•
S8 Per 100 lbs
Fltour, '
P., k, per 300 pounds
if y
Sb epslons each
.
. ......
.
2 50 to 2, 65 -L`XECU
7 00 to 7 50 lifetime
7 00 to 8 00'
00 to 5 50
0 40 to 0' 80 the
0 to 0 20Executois
x,,,, thee
Bayfield,
same
ORS'
tate of
ctor
le her
must
on °I
OTICE.
the late
of Meal
by notifi
a made
befote t i
Al] pan
inter
ne, of
d that
ith
e lst
ies n
Wo d
the "lege
a se tli
the ncersigned
do.y of
ebted to
'in his
of
ment of HAYIN
August
AND
.
HA
1
ille '
vEisT
-
IDOL&
-
Oak Hall tore
• well attended by both sellers and
ere. Beef cattle and much cows
e the onle class of animals offered,
oh. found ready 89,1e at good price's.
Mr. A.
the founders o the igeea.
there, in whiz helves
Steide • •
• 1 '1
-A number of la
si
I r
.1
ies ini.
ar..11
e
i
finery
ner. of.:
on are
w ct t
se t(retail)per barrel.
Sa t (wholesale) per ba
Po atoes, per bushel.....
Wood, per cord
re
.......
18 1884
1 25 aaid
1 00 elaims
0 50 to 0 55
' 2 00 to 3 50 the
- undersigt
an
' eats
p
see ur
all parties
e are notified
perly attested
t h ld
y e
ed on
havt
th
a
( if any),
or "beim
g alums
a detente
d giv
mst lie
th e
aga
t
ng th $ature
file NVi
s4id lat
nst the
of such
of .
th the
day of Grass
.
Slythes,
,
•nat
,
s 1
Hesr F
' '
rk
,
1 Hay
,
S R ET
MAI N T '
-The veteran phrenologist,
braith, so well known throughout
Province, is still lecturing on his
MRS slobject. Ile -paid "Nairn a visit
busily engaged mast
fl and costly silk;
don Uniform a
fa,c ine
ban ler
epee I
g
'at
a to
le
Ile
•
multi-
Lon-
The
IVERPOOL, June
0 s . .6d ; red
I
California No. 1,
I
1 .-- pring whe
.in ter, 8s. 1�..;
0 s 1 a; Califoroia
t, and
lsav.
Executors
August,
the
W.
nd a/ claims
state will
H. WOODS,
Hayfield
'
not
be wou
an
June
ben
id up
ISA.
rd 18.1.
n wit bp
as pretided
ELLA
birred
by Rtkes
WOODS,
861 6 •
Bar
e -y • Forl
.
s5
_
Garden
, 3
, ,
ield.
.
and
, • I
week,. and delivered two excellent
material for tilt ha
all of hhe b et
ter cos'
aali y 0
o
Si
er
$100,
. The
N . 2, 07s 06d; Oa
• •
58 6d 6s 0.
s 5: 05d,; barley,
• • 72s 061
-
SEAFOIRTH
HORS
I
• •
Fl 'MARY.
T rm.
Hoess
done%
S
ades and Shovels
.
..
ures on the subject of phrenology.
for
extent will be 4x3
hie eS
•n_d
ill b
- - -e
;• .• pea,s,
568 06d.
pork, ;
-
Pe
M4chine
— . 4-- 'I' H
'Jelin A. McIntosh, a, traveller
for the am
to t: he
wt
e
h
them
c eefie,
St eets.
next br st q
alit
r
ess
and other
I i
Toronto Brewing Company, while
Brighton a fait' weeks ego, was as-
ted by a butcher there who bit otte
is fingers. i Blood poisoning set in
ready
on the 1st of July,
the 4th of Jul to tlp..e„
in Toronto.
to res
g eat
ep.
o
i petition
and on
(MONT°, June 12
to 41.12; spring, $1.1
to 44e; peas, 7343 to
6 to
e
Fa 1 wheat, $1. 0 to
i to 41.14; opts, 4 c one
7 c ; barley,'55o tei cf
7 0 to 814 0 •
tem e
doo
All
the do
t the in •
of J
to the
lieeas
c - ,.
iestaca
rmary
vis and
resbyter
s of Hors
ed anuna
.r elsewl
ode
n 0
S cat
. ' •
b, suc..es.
ere.
ch
ureh Seaforth,
le sh eri
u y
'sf I
n th
.
or any Oils Beltin
Are t d 3
a e .
shortest
La
.
e
Lea
her Files
7
.
3 I9Livets
.. 3
the finger has been amputated.
Mtosh. lies in a erica condition.-
is in Ottawa. that
-Sel White M..P.
' Luke Phipps o his,
a letter from the
P , *
'trim , h
prieone
o
s
e
efended
eceided
pressing
p ;.1)
batter, 15e to 18c
401.70 to $0.90; eggs,
'
•otatoesi
pir doz
,• • = lotice.
per It g,
., 15e to 15c •
,
eterina
eterma
Charg
Stu:
y Medi
s nioderi
eon. P,
Ines kept
te.
.-A
onst.
J'A,S. V.
larg stock
ntly in
ELDBR,.
of 0 lers
band.. .
Bel
Pun
1
•
her
. I
St.e. ThrOshers
-It rumored upon
retarn af George Stephenson, of the
[ads. Pacific Railway, from England,
thanks for the ffor
from the sea old
e in de,
P a ipp
()I
aye hira
ys :
dressed ho s er
t g , p
.20.
110
1
, ,
bs. -$7,75 to
, ,
,
'
A SP
The nn
ENDIO
ersign
BU814S
d offers fdr
sale
C A
his acksmith-•
Cf. s ould
lear
our
price
.
and terxr
s
before
,
done
GROCERY STORE
vill make in effort to bring -about a
ing arrangement with the Grand
feel. that every hin
in my behalf, : nd
pos:ible
wis
1 a
'
t I watt
''
COURT SHER
IOU
1
FOREST. 1
g and
ge of E
aeon.'
rniond
of th:
inking es
'Ile, toget
business,
ablisl
er w•th
ale.
men in
th t
a c ns
the vile
ols and akin
derable
th
ir • contr
d
c s for the
season.
- • • - •
nk Railway. His mission to the old
atry was an entire feilure.
Ames Edgar, formerly of Handl-
had a lea broken a short time ago
.- ,
able to reeitty on
The letter is w itte
hand, and sho .8 no
Rev. Mr. Gray -the
ter of indsor • visi
4:hre s I
in c
• f a
sig ' o
Pre:hyt
s P tip
I ,
-r
-
ri:
,
.
ily.
tiall y.
osiness
usness •
miniet
OURT SHERWOOD °REST,
A. O. F., nieets eve y alte
th Oddfellows Hall, a r:80
br4thren cordially invi e i . • J
"IlY•
eood-will
6065, of he s
nate Monday in s
P. M. Visit ng Vood-woriting,
FINCH., Se re !lacksini
1 t
cek of iron
-tops, °De
e best
an e
for Id
.h shop
igr.cul
lumber.
cksmithi
2 here arbi
This Is
ural dist
Therz
i g an
thr•
--d. the
lets
are, two
the other
e 5 es
ee iltr of
n Cal ada.
large Tee
for . .c, erything
in the
one of
Th T cg s
e e
-
-
w
e 1
-
1 in the
Home
'
3,
ha
01
-
dware line
' Stoves are
heap.
he fa_
•
-it th
imAONTREAL • ki, 0 U. S E
le he WaS working at Port • Arther.
!limb was amputated but the young
t died from the effect of the Oper-
a.. His body was brought to Ha•mil- ,
for
-Tie closin. exereis-e
with t me Ontalo Iinstit•
at Bra,. tford took
the Is
in
te
lac • F
dend =
Cat
r r
•
Lection
e
Y
blind
.night
ellent
COAL OIL' S (0 V.
Want to save ft • e
yourself cool th w
i susiness
5.—It you
and keep i
rm. weath-
ood. mat
st. Th
ll thenr
OBE'RT
its bee
with s
best r
limes
FULT
establist
me capital
asons g,i)
or alicire
N. 848
ed thirty-
cal
en ;for
s Lermond)
y are
M9 -el
selli .g.
lle
and a
money
A ) ly
1 p
P. O. V II rite
to
.
s of the
da -y
,
.
1
. Ca 1 and
examine
.
' I
.
interment. .
last. pup re
• e it b uv a Coal Cl
tove:. We
stock
-A surprise party was held a few
iago at the residence of Mr.- George
ter, sr.,. ICe•rwood, in henor of that
dematt's seventy-sixth ,. birthday.
• guests numbered about 40, being
edaughters and grandchildren of the'
i. •TWO
.
Wm. Addison, of the 6th conceesion
progra me: Wm
occapie; the chair
prizes. One la ndr
pupils id all -h : veat
during the pas.elm,-t
her no one • as
gr duates have
the sho s, one ut o
P terlton
ant' pi
d a. d
ended
at d - f
bee, -I
be:n
theta
se
.
• 0 `14Stitute
t
t
e
en!
lit
,
• K"
ted the
,
nity-five
num-
death.
out of
epart- -
de-
,
a e showing fi , : (5)
s i
yies,. viz.: - I • nitor
Tibular • Blast, ctOr,
aikd Adams & v egtlake..
f ily should
you can do 1, the
. 1. ordinary sto , a a
5 . a day, withb P h
different
. Deitz a
Imperi41
Isljo 2:
p
thout one,
work of 1
a cost, of t
o
at, dust I. o
,
EALE
' sIgne
rd. of June,
etion of
atbolic
illop.
e resid
any t
herwise
..y,
0
TEN
, will
18
a fra
eparat
lens and
nee of
nder,
Batista
BUILDERS.
MS, ad
e receiv
4, for t
le school
School
specific
the un q
ot neces
tory. J
ressid
d until
e erection
house
Section
tions
isigned.'
platy
13N
to he
M uday,
said
in the
It.
can e
Whe
acce,pted,
HORAN,
y
under-
the
com-
Roman M
'1, Me-
seen at
lomiest
tin ess ,
Secre-
MA
j
N STIR
0
DET
,
KIDD
, -
EAFORTH
. -
.
.
GOOD -STOCH OF
1
htra.doe township, was shearing a raent, a d seve all
om he
ery .
sell. Call an' se
them t t
Lot
Con;
-, AicKill
p.
862-2
I
'when
,
TEAS
P one day last week the alai-- partme•a t.
isiropede causing a point of the -.-A f: rmer •ear
Cole, as
Ott:en
ot be
to
'aing
• named
on
REID &•• WIL'. ONS,
the Circular Sa ,, S
• . • •
Sign f
aforth. 1'
OU isil
D -KEE
i
P4R'S
' ALE.
,
BELL'S
.
, .
he to penetrate his left arm and Erasmn •
ring the main cord, thus rendering the best of ter es wi
ma useless for life. , - time -pet, and late)
-W. C. Hoag, of Staffordville, while separate and t rs.
ing in a storm of sleet and rain a her hus and els i
ago, suddenly lost his voice. One upon wh eh th:y liv
h Ye Wife
t ey
ole Ian
tare t
d, f r .
,
,o
de'
1
h: ,:e
a te
,1 O.,
some
i e . o
'1' t
frem
farm,
With
.•
Bit'
B RTON.--In ,Winnipe., .n the
wife of Mr. Wm. Bur o of a•son.
et 11.2.-sildnneutetitt,,,mo 0 haes2onnd
D eNIA.G.E.-IellIcKillo , on the
I
2nd inst., th
i cdi
inst., tihe wife f
'2,0nd nit, the o
•h•ifer,
HE un
the
er bef
vae• of Jiu
llowing
se year
ne
ersigned
eaforth
re e
. th
e; it one
ropertv,
id, mit
rly wb
will sel
Pound, i
time, on
o'cloclin
viz.: 01
red heifer,
te, one Oar
by P
not
S atur
the
e red
one
o.d.
dilie An
elsinaed
d • 1
ay ,
aftern
and Whi
yealt o
Th
1CAM
Lion at.
by.the
e _ a
91 t
on, the CLOTHIN
e steer,
d, ene
re is a
MPOR1UM
.
•
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_a
COFFEU
.
SUGARS'
last week Mr. Haag, who is at pies • this SU SS in ha • dem
running the Grand Ceiltittl hotel at he could raise, t e d
Ntown, was accosted by i friend - fresh 'pa turee, tut
w a at .
ter tem :
e (tit et
h
I
go
money
0 ' seek
alone-,
wife of Mr. Chas. Pal • ge 0
so LE. -In Seaforth on tie 9th
Mr. Chas. Soole of a . a • ghter.
PA ERSON -In Bliley& e, on t
a daughter.
pre
inst., the wife of tl
e 9th inst., the •
cut
em.
ff the top
OBERT
of the
S. ROBERT'S,
!right.
, .
ear of
• Pound
all of
keeper.
2-2
1- have
. •
it
a n
w lot of beautilu
• •
-
Scotch,
1
.
•
.
almost his he w : i- woo III pan'ed
=y
I .
dlind-
:wife of Mr. Walter P te •son
f a son.
•
"its
opened
A
as soddenly regained_ as
I
t....
R ISINC
d tried - om
n, •• h •
• ls
eitided
et
— •
T
li
.
powers. son, a m:
-Wm. Edwards, a coachmen, of near tha villa e.
heater, came to Toronto a. few days children -Mrs. : in
to: get Mrs.Alkins„ his former sweet- took two of these wi
:t., to elope with him, and when she --Las Paid: y in
1
he Co
son a a:
hh r.
ht I gh
Ies1had
tltree.
e
in
no
She
4
trudic
,
Dea s.
DOLMAGE.-In MeKillsp, on
Agnes Cannon, wife o Mr
aged 33 years and 10 .nentbs
RO H. -In Hayfield, o he
Roth, second daught:r f Mr
_A.1.11_s
the 10th inSt.,
Chas. Dolmage,
1
ROYA
let ult., Carrie -
Valentine Roth,
•
_
MAIL
—OP
-
.
STEAMSHIPS'
Si itings )
J9,6 / rang
•Scote1
, -
of
and
orsteds
1
1/ Bbie
n alt
, and Black.
I
the sh,ades-. that
Sei es. A
is /ash-
RICE )
Sid • a •
sed he knocked her down. At the the resi ence of
ie court next morning he was fined March, • bout It ,elve
lex. C
mil. s fr
ro0
in
S -oath
tawa,,
eked 17 years, 5 monh: and
sp LING -.-In Grey, o . , .e 5
5 days. A. QT
lust:, Rebecca,
OT
Seaforth,
Agent.
f
An . immense'
.
s t
.
dc
•
/ braid new ats 2,72,
and coats fortrespass,a,nd got thirty and set t on fie. The
t for assault. - gape to led an were
amity
- sof nd
: 1
d just
. The.
. beloved wife of Mr . -R
• clan]. .'parling,
years.
GRAVES. -In Sea:forth, n he
aged 60
GREAT
lth inst.,.Naomi
D
E II
TION I PASSAGII
RATES.,
202 able.
• .
In..New York the other , day a, rft-' flames r pidly preal,.
liable cure of diphtheria was effect- Carroll : woke he
y burning liquid tar and turpentine, vanced that he had
that the•. the leaping • • t fro: lei
a d-
e a
a na ro
be o
s
S
tithe
r ad-
ape .in
indow
Jane, wife of Mr. Jas. G av-es,
MARTIN. -In Morriso • be
Tasker, wife of M c
, 51 years.
aged 33 yeara Cabin r,
•
th met , Martha
• denderrY,
ae I tm, aged and 8150..
pool, Lon
tes inn
$00; $0
Intermediate
onderr
1 Qinbee to Liverpoo
and $8 f. Return,
f fthi. Quebec
• and Glalgow,
and Lon-
$110; $135
to Liver-
8310: ; Return,
F its ik
)
ylitths'
s a?
eady
Straws.
,
I
ade rclothing
A
. .
li-
- u Ile o
.
.
ShIrts, Coilar
.. s and
•
Ties,
Duilean &
i
patient could inhale
Ike. It has been tried by a doctor and bri a ging hs wi
e along
Iwil
• him.
.
$73.50.
teerage
frcnn Se lorth,
$23.SU.
• -
' 1
I
. . .
.
!oronto with good. ff t th W ld S her emb
e ec , •e or ante t
re ef
;he
I'
family
,D ESS AND M
MAKING 4 Money loaned
and Re Eastat
- Bought'
C S d'J
Ca
1 and $66.
_I b
tit 2nainly for c sh and
.
-Du
I. the attendant physician being
,rised .6i-
.o
man9.ge to f llo
but for of
tlezir
the cht
latthr
dr
e
and
were
MISS ALLSH
1 and Sold a Usual.
.
..,
,..
I •
, .
, -an's
no
the change in the little
erer.
' .
-On Thursday morning Of last week
le Ola Men McKay, a farmer and
wife were in. the village. of Ripley,
[r daughter, aged. nine, undertook to
_
._
mother,
burned o deal
reach t em.
-On riday
Hopkin , of Lo
railing al the f
, it .
afterneco
do
otbr
sin!
We
ago :
'
ti,
.
sapdsa'ble
1
to
homas
t-
er the
three
Be s to inform the ladle::
wii , after Tuesday, 10th
do• RENS and MANTLE M
Mi T. Kidd's store. Eur
RS he Mechanics' lnetit
m. to 7 p. in. Apprentic-s
.
•
of
N
t.
.1 Sdafortb
Julie,
NG i
. ce ti!t)
Honrs-e-from
‘atnted.
.
•
that she
be prepared to I riot)
the rooms over pames in
the same stairs
8, a... . arofrt
8abea M •
- -,—
.1.1414U
en .
t ser
he word.
e -Ma
.
RAIN CE.
rill of th hest,
ket Stree. Seafortb.
•
insu r ce Com-
4 .1
1.- STRONG.
. _
se .1 at bottom
No Campbell's
Bktk,
4
ash price
Seaforth.
..
.
WM•CAI\AFB,LL.
, . ,
i
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I
•
II
. _
,
,
tor But4r
,
,
and Eggs taken in trade.
re
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