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The Huron Expositor, 1892-08-18, Page 9FOW Ai6GUST n PnRITOR.rk this week.—A. idaying iht Walkerton. -.-.:-A riot took,place. tiie,! tbwn to considerable 1088. 4, the packers wilt. begin wo subjectin IN5 per�jear The Board were very re Ing last wask, when ijefit several thousand dolla prt vfth Mr. Robert Frenob,who E. Pybus, of the. 6th line,. will again be wi anal -street one eveni EDWARD OASHI The towo hai on ip- has pelfinhad the duties very acceptably Mr. E. Garvin Vaoking apples in the south- all, the guilty parties were brought before a whoieWe and Retail D*Ipr in for hose 1rucke arid other fire protecti justice of the Peace find bound over to keep ern part of this township.—Harveating oper- paratus, ThlEkvaliiable and costly Property for manylyeare. but he Would not continue in locality. the peace for one year.—Mr. Ed Christie, is now distril6dtod around town in wooden on for Ion I's than $280 and although before ationo are still in fall'blaab in th dpplio&tiona n w . ill be out this week, and liveryman of this place, and Mr. D. Dor- buildings, theio being none others in which asking for 'they offered him Most 9f the grai. e3(bbanged e latter part of next weak the majority rauce, liveryman of Seaforth, AFORTH er his former by th has now horses of GODEICH STREEl', SF to storO it, aid it thus in dauger of being $260,being an increase of $19-ov me. last week. Ed ill be thrgugh harvesting. Some tqA U burned,'i and, destroyed, and for lack of a salary, they considered the difference be� of farmers w finish this week.— every color in his finely equipped fivery, he WjilbuyDairyB tter in allY quan-, hose toWer ln� hich to dry the hose and a tween what he asked,and.what, others offer. of the smaller onei will g secured the much talked of white Etc it ed, to do! ibe work f 'or, too great to j notify Mrs. b'Moore returned from Ripley last havin ard tity and,s�ape, if welf made and good suitab 4,ib which to keep it, 'is I team from Seaforth.—Mr. X. J. Pick R1 I week, *'here she was visiting herdaughter, rapWl oin#; 0 decay and will not last a� acceding, to his request.—Mr. and Mra"L t color, from May Ist, 1892. y 9 MeGarey, of St. Thomas, a . Mrs. Dr. Knechtel.—Mr. Harry Fear is re- and family, of Seafortb, spent the pasC ' third 074 the time that it would if properly -from a severe attack of bronchitis. week in this place visiting relatives and are being distributed , �'taken caiareof.f Suitable iw6ommodation for visiting at Dr. Smith's. Mrs, MeGare�f cov 3siding in this local- friends. —Posters r —wreinegehool teachers ri Stacks 6f Made Up those ptrposea which we have indicate I is formerly X[ivs Jessie McLaughlin, is a siste ough the village announcing the Special thr what t e Council propose to furnish, and of Mrs. Smith, ano the young couple aiis ity resumed their labors this week. 'Alias J. Otothing. this id -the object for whi . ch they ak the now on their honeymoon trip.—Mr. Fraiig Kelly isteaching in, the vicinityof Dash. events which will take place at the Western near Seafo.-th, and Fair to be held'st. London September 15th property owners for money. It will rest Gutterid$e has beeq*warded the contract wood, Mr. J. J. Clennan ase let^ n. Mr. W. J. to 24th.—Exoter beat Parkhill at laoro Haing just comp ed and �laced in stock a big with the pioperty owners, therefore, to may for the Mason and brick work, on Strong,4 Miss Jennie Kirkby,at Walto )gin work here last week by three goals to one, Con - purchase of made up Clothing, consisting of , gh re.turned on Saturday to b( The - con- Tod on Tudiday Ae-Xt whether or not they will new�blook. The price in $31940. 3milijeo siderable slugging was indulged. in. —The hits school, while Miss X Men% Youths', Boys' and Chil- the money or whether they desire to tract for, the wood work h%3 not yet been inthe W or ol&position in section Stephen and Usbdrne branch agricultural and family, of of Gray, resumes h -dren's SUM% societ hild a meeting on Saturday last for go OU -068 We are now doing, and run the risk let..—Mrq. Henry Smibh NO. 9. y from the largest and best man.fifacturing flam in the of having our iroperty destroyed, simply1or Goderich� Are at present in town guiests at the Queen's hotel.—Mr. and Mrs. A. J. arrangipg special prizes, etd., for our fall Dominion, at prices in clearing lots hich the makers a presbrit saving. , We think that those Who Staffa. fair, 'which'takes place September 26th and claim they are losing money on. We older the whole, vote ag�ainst the by-law,- and against those Bright left on Wednesday morning, for a 27th next. together with our own stock, at large redu2tions off t B, D., regiflar prices. Nwis your golden o ortunity to propoted improvements, will vote against trip to Muskoka, - They will be absent for a SP)ECIAL SERVIOF,. —Rev. W.- Craig, on , will secure a good Suit at a low price apttheBargain their bwd interests and the interests of Ithe couple of weeks and intend camping 'out if �of * jClint , Rural Dean of Huron Brucefteld. Clothingand Dry Goods House. town, The town is amply Able to afford 1the the weather keeps fine. We wish them 'a f preach in Grace'Church, Sta6, on Sunday money. There are few. towns I in Canada in pleasant time.—Hallett's museum of curiosi- evening, the 21,9t hist., and administer the BRIUS.—The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor,df Union church, intend WM. MCKARD, sor Slocum's art gallery have -Aoly� Communiblo. T. Ridd'a old stand, Seaf orth. a better pos�tiou financially. Our debt is ties -and Profes fall fair.—Mr.Alex. THE FALL Siiow.�The directors of the holding a lawn social on Tuesday evenifig oomparativOly 'small, while our liabilities been closed up until the , David McIntosh's lawn. The Hi�bert Agricultural Society have decided next, on,,Mr. have always been promptly met and oui Wilson and his son Regie returned home brass b d of the 33rd.Battalion, Seaforth, sinking funa is in good shape. We h the old country on Tuesday eiening.� to old their fall show at Staffa on Tuesday ap ge, from herefore, that the by-law- will be carrii on Mr. A. J.'Willson, son of Mr. O.C. Willson, and Wednead y, October 11th and 12th, have, be�h­engaged. A grand time may be expected. ,All come.—Mr. ames Graves, t as 4 Tuesday next, and that before another year is at pres� olidays under An �, unusualr� uccessful Show is expected - of Seaforth, has the contract of painting passes around we will have a town building' the parental roof.—The Rev. Mr. Oliphant, this fall, as the prize list will be more var '_bF whidh, although it may not be very eiten! of Bayfield, . preached in the Methe''dist ied nd invibing than ever before. Union church inside and out, - He )gins e'ditable church here last Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Galloway this week.", The managers are also consider - DISTRICT �&ATTIMRS. sive. or ornamental, will be at least or in . appe%tahoe and sufficiently commodious and he havin exchanged pulpits. — W it'lialla urnberry. the putting in of a furnace.—Mr. R., G. ronto� wye at iSniginpson has added to hisotherwise well - to supply Phe -urgent needs of the town. Powell and Mrs. Powell, of To TnB CRor.—The farmers are getting present vioiting friends in. EgniondvillO and. sesorted stock an excellent yet cheap line of SHOOTINO MATGa.—�, very interestin ' 0 - their spring =ops housed in good shape. 9 vicinity. , Mr. Powell is a priate r and has Fall wheat in many cases will not yield .90' glassware' and combination dinner and tea shooting match took place here ou'Friday CANADA'S GREAT FAiR.—Settember 5th to ets. We like to see such business tact.— last, between the Gun Clubs of Seaf orth and Vth�1891 The citizens of Toronto aveoted$160,- hold a good situation oR/ the Toront4,.: Era- well as last season, an the rust did more or a 000 -td the 'Voronto Industrial Fair for improvements ire for several yearO .—Captain Daflus lesg damage to -'almost ever field, thevery- Do not forget the lawn social on Tuesday Brussels, regu�lting in a victory for the home to be made on the grounds for this y9ar's Exhibition, y —Our genial townsman, Mr. team by 8 birds. Each had 15 birds, and,as which is to be held from the 5th to the 17th Seppem. gtar4i a well known Sesiorth boy, will take early sown And harvested will be the $est. evening next, pres- in the meetings at the barracks next William Dixon, returned on. Thursday of. will be seen, thescore was an exceptionally ber next. About 60 acres have been added to the Some late fields of oats are slightly rusted d new grand s�and Pard last week from &'visit to Michigan. He -ving be�n missed en� grounds and a new rac� track an Sun ay. He will sp,e�d a weeg or two ill but in general, the spring crops are� �o to seat twelve thousand pbople is being, built I and high one, only 16 birdal ha town before taking Is positiob. as scribe Th mi, g d. was also at Detroit and -Porb Huron. He out of 105. This is the highest score ever many other improvements are being made. Pon- a root crop pro ses to be the beat for made in a match here, thits showing that the sequently this year's Fair promises to be greater, and secretary of the Salvation Army in had a pleasant time but is better pleased better thin e i Cha many years. er. A large number of fine speciali at- tham. Captain Heift expects to with Canada than ever before and says boy -'a are improving with practide. The fol- new —Stark 12, Turner tracekone have beon arranged for and several ! have a jingle band before long in this Brucefield is good enough for him to live in. features are promised. The exhibits in all depart- is the keore : Seaforth, oorps. I Hie' hopes to have. them out on Centralfit. —Mr. Fach is having the old Turner hotel .13.1 Anderson 14, Dodds 10, Beattie' 13,' ments will be larger and better than at any previous Everybody is in' ited to all the C�VSIIED TOO�EATH.—A sad accident oc- %uilding so renovated that boon its old - Falr,jind will inolude many that have been prepared the 29bb. v Hinobley 13, Bright 14. Total, 89. Brus ourred' on.. M day, last, resulting in the for thi World's Fair next Year. Cheap excursions meati friends won't know it. It has haid, a stone ssIs,---4rvine 12, Watt 9i J. Roni 11, Bal- ligs.—Mise Marion McMichael left on will as usual be run on all.railways and the attend- death of a boy,;the only son of Mr. Samuel the excursion Thursday for Toronto,! where. foundation placed under it; has�been all lantyne 13, MaNaughton 13, Hewitt 13, D. anoe of visitors will no doubt be its large as Ovet. Calfas, who recently came here from Io "a, she purpose� ipmaining some time.—N,Messrs. re-arrangedlinsiee and is being bricked up Ross 10. Total, 81. Majority for Seaforth, All entries have to be made on -or before the ist of The little - fellow was pl%ying around August but most of the space in all the building� for Broa.dfoot* Box are having their establish- Is on the outside. When completed it will be polled V rack when the horses start eight. the exhibit of manufactures has alread)r been a t '. They w II have father's ha, one of the most convenient and comfortable ment lighted by electrici y I . I for. For cooled of the prize list and programmes catching him in the pokes of the hosteIrkes in the county. Mr. Fach is .. a AxOTHFR GOOD HO*RSF. SOLD.—Messrs. drop a post bard to Mr. Ill]), the manager, at To- tbeir own plant and run it with their owif wheel and crushing him. against the inai e of hustler. 1288.1 power.—ReO. C. Fletcher and Mrs. Flet6her, John- McMillan & Sons, of Hullett, have r0nt0- the'rack. He lived but a few Moments, sold to Mr. Charled Dalgleish, of Cheater- GIRL ANTED.—A good,general servant. of the Thames Road, Usborne, were In town Highest wages. Apply to on Tuesday.—Mr. Alex.� McLaren, tftb well- field, their splendid young Clydesdale stal- Mus6 be a izood cook. Blyth. 0. XP Keirpide.". This horse is 5 years old Mrs, Goderich street, Seaforth." 1288x known cheese man of Stratford, wasjn town Usborne. lion, 11 - - re out to. ki Loc�BRIEFS.=Misa Annie Ross loft -on ind was imported b7 the'Messrs. MoMillan last Saturday. He droN nburn' HoiasEs Lost.—On Thursday, the �Ih d im MARRIAGF, BELLS.—A very pleasant inburn Saturday morning last for . Toronto, where social e ; at took place on Wednem and purchased the cheese of the of August last, Mr. Paul Madge , of t� �e when a yearling. They �,,bonsidqr lit not V10 iday at factory.—Mr. Edward Cash is not'y.et able mshe will attend the Normal School.—Miss only the best horse, but the best bred horse, the residence of Mr. Robert Goverilock, so Th as Road, V748 PuttIng, up �. windmill �111 Eakins, of Strathroy,is-at present the guest to leave hi's residence or to give his per nial of the many good ones they have imported. 6 the farm.of Mr. William Roy ogan tow near Sestorth. This was the marriage of attention to business, but still he seems to ship. He turned his horsee'lodse in t 2a of Miss Teup. MoElroy.—A number of our His sire Was " New Hope," for some years Rev. T, A. Cosens, of Belwood, Wellington Young folkb attended a s6cial gathering at the stud horse at the Keik breeding estab- Mi�a Mary E., second daughter be slowly�tecovering.=St. Thomas church pasture field, when some person through t 3e the residence of Mr. John 'Shobbrook, in county, to Sunday School pie-nic will be , hold lishment, and afterwards purchased by Mr. of Mr, dovenlock., The important cere, in Coleman's grove on Tuesday next. night left the, gate: "Open and the - animi s Hullett, on Civic Holiday, (Tuesday- even-' Divid Riddell, of Blackhall, Paisley, Soot- got out and strayed away. vIr. Madge has mony wag performed by Rev. A. D. Mc- A'very pleasant time was spent.— lana, and for which he p]aid z6200. Keir, Donald, D� D., assisted by Rev. —Mrs. Dr. Nicol, of New Hamburg, and been to considerable loss and expense tryi ig r. John Rankin, of Seafortb, spent Sun - Miss Freels, of Ottawa, are. visiting at the to locate them but up,, to the present I as ,si(te; iti a full brother of " Maine of Keir, Livingstone, of Listowel, in the prese,=e 0 day in towh. —Misses H. and J. McGee left at resent traelling in the -Glasgow die'. rectory.—Dr. Smith atter-ded the funeral of failed to find any trace of them. - They w, re p, large o�mpany of th relatWee and friends Dr. W. H. Henderson, at Kingston, this f oi their schools on Saturday last, one in 1] one. bay mare, a kicker, and two bay hov es tflk and * is considered, one of their best of the you g couple.1 The groom was sup- f 6 and 3 years -old rispectively. Goderich township and the other in Hay.— week. The deceased was a ormer college breeding horses. Xeirside's "dam is Keir ported by Rev. George McKinley and by mate and Very intimate friend of Pr. Smith. Mr. John Brownlee, of, London, spent Sun - Peggy IV., by Britton, b Prince'of Wales, I Mr. W. M. Govbnlock brother of the bride, day under the parental roof.; ­Mr. Bert His grand dam was Keir Peggy, the dam of —Mr. Fred PeareD,ofthe Ottawa ollej iste Belgrave. Jamieson, of St., Tho including . the while Miss Cosens ana Miss Agnes Govon- Instit4te, and an old Huron boy, is at pr6s. WL Mae, is at' ' resent via many first-cfas animals, lock waited oti.ihe bride, After dinner the ent in is vicinity spending his '�holidays. OTY-s.—Mr. John Wrayj of Algoma, i iting friends here.�Mr, John Else left on - world -renowned Darney. It will be seen visiting friends in this vicinity.'—Mr. Wiri. Saturday last for Winnipeg. where Ife in - by this that Mr. Dalglsisii has got a horse party drovo to town and the y6ung couple Mr. t; took their d - 'ture by the afternoon'train. i p ren has just returned froi*i a trip to Thompson and family, of Al tends studying. —Mr. J, S. McKinnon, of spar Man =. I He was very much pl�ased with goma a d that is ai'good as he looki and, while we re formerly of this plape, are' visiting friar) Is the Mammoth House, is . holidaying at As both Mr, and Mrs, Coset gret his famoval from this county, we hope he appoarance of hings in that �ountry.— here.':—Mfss Maggiel Drummond, of Detroit, Grimsby this week. —Mr. Arthur Tierney, hosts of friends in this vicinity, a Dr. Mattie.F6ster, of Welland, w4o has been he will rhave the best of good luck with him' large crowd a-eserhbled at the station to of - has been visiting fripuds, in this vicinity. — wh - o last fall safted for England, returned to and that the people of Oxford and the neigh - the guest of Miss, Elder for tea ays post for theik con$ratulations. Mr. Cosens is a Dr. McAsh, late of Wingham, his purchap �d Blyth on Nyednesday, last week. He looks bor rig counties will show their appreciation left for home on Wednesday, —Was Fenton i is rising young clergyman of tMe Methodist and taken charge of I the practice left vaca t better thari when �he left uo.—Miss Maggie of h . enterprise in -a tangible manner. of Brantford, and Miss Pook, iiagarvi r,-burcbj and he has selected as his life's part- Falls, are i i of Mr. J. by the death of I)n Williams.—A lar e- Heffran left,on Tuesday to spend. her holi- Keiraide was shipped from here fi5r his ner a most estimable young lady, who will risiting at the resideuci�. crowd of pleasure seekers from Belgrave a da a in Loudon and -Detroit.�Miss Aunie new home on Tuesday evening. 3ortant W. Elder.—Mis Frank Brine on- Mon- vicinity took in the excursion to Goderi y be to him a te6l. 'helpmate in hie imp day for Brussels, where �she wit- spend a Moffatt was visiting' friends -in wroxeter on and acred calling. Few enter upon' their on Frid y—Mr. * 8 Tuesday Net.—Miss Morrison isl the� -,g4ast couple of Weeks with her sister,tIrs. Peter EGxoNDv­iLrE NoTFs.—Prom present out- life's work with bette.r rospects for a use- kicked.on thehead ' hile shoeing a vicio 8 of Miss 13..McGill at present. —The flax mill Scott. look the Main street of our village will not ful future, and we but give expression to the horse, is able to be around again. re-opened'on INIonday morning laot.—Mr. be in good form for fall traffic ; a few loads heartfelt feelings of all who know them GOOD WO#K.—On the farm of Mr. Joseph Win. Taman spent Civic Holiday'�� (Tues - of g%-yel-have been laicL'down here and Tuckeramith. when we say we hope,their future lives will Stonehouse.,iinE%at!Wawanosh,lir. James day), in Gorrie,visiting his brobfier.4- -Avery attemptIo i1`1 te large crowd froin here went, to God;riah on . I WEST FNA�) NOTES. , Mr. John Weite, of Stonehouse started at 2 o'clock in the af r- there, but with no Pprov th'D be cloudless and lisppy, and'that they may road -bed. There is no half mlle'of -! Lad in be long spared to walk and work together in the 2nd concussion, his; purchased the, farm noon to bind after the reaper in a field )f Friday Iset, where a very enjoyable time known as the David Elcoat farm, for the heavy he�t,� and hen the iesin was u i - the country that it will pay better tt keep the Mister's vineyard,. was ispent.—Mr. . S. -A. Gidley returned in repair, as travel oentres on it from south, sum of� 5,700. He has aeouied A good farp, hitched,for supper t iere wan just one round from his trip to Cleveland on Monday. He east and west towards Seaforth. -Money LOCAL BFiEFs.—Mr. ull sent and will no doubt improve it.—On Safurday to.,bind. The same gentleman and Mr. ho - looks bettet. George Turnb can soNrcely be better spent than in keep- 9. third lot of hbrses to the bld countiy last last Mr. Joseph CF1ch had a narrow escape ert,Roy also pulled: 1v&, acres of pens, wi h lug up good roads, much wear and tear of week A stranger Also, ahipped a car load from being hurt. While drawing gats his itcythes, in nine hou ��s. The East Wawan. Leadbury. horses and rigs' being thereby prevented. to th; same market on Friday.—The Mayor load slfpped off and he was thrown off fall- _ogh'boyp arp:good wt)rkera. LOCALITIE& — The threshing machine !rig close to EL stake. The horses took aehort, It is not from any selfish purpose we wish has called a, public meeting for ii-aprovements in 1hi-9 direction, as local evening to discuss thb Fire Hall �17.law. run but were. captured without damage. — - whistle is again heard in the land. There are five �hreshing machines at work in the traffic is as nothin compared to -that, from There should be a large atten4an6e.—At Mr. F. Reynolds had the misfortune to get 9 BRIEMS. The diiectors of the Brussus the country, Whose' needs a good street will ome bones of his hand broken from,,!alliug northern part of MoKillop, Wheat, we be - a recent meeting of the! McKillop Mutual .0 - dri�ing park are busy getting their nev lieve, will give a good averageyield, in fact -1 a b�nd'v ught bestserve..—In thereport of the latd enw 'Fire Insurance Company 117 a licatione for a short distance, and got hi ca hd stand fluishe It has seating accom- trance - , Master Albert Colbert. -These � appli- behind- a box. gran . peas is the only kind of griin whiah is below examinations membership were accepted. modation for 500 anlissoarranged that ever the average, while the fruit, apples in par - is credited to Seaforth instead of Egmond- cations covered insvirande toAhe amount of, 3 d person on it can have full view of the hors 8 tioular. is immense. There will ville.—Schbol keeps once more,having open- $186,000. This ci� 3 - reliable company Varna. the word " go " to the finish. They rush of) work for ihe next mouth or two. from ed on Monday, and anxious wothers will be- still remains a1avc6te with t e public. It ' P1CRSO.NAL,--Mr. A. D. C. G. Oardno and hold their races on Friday of next wee ralicved fom the racket of holidays,' but has not had alass so far thial, year. Mr. Miss Sarah Jens Noble spent ;�'� . unday with The directors are sparing nothing and wi All hands, voung and old, will have plenty to do, which is perhaps all for the best, as how about the glorious. freedom of which Frank McM-�Ikin, of Toro to, a , former Miss Addis Armstrong. favorable weather !there will be a goo idleness breeds mischief, and, Satan finds theboyeadd girls have been,, deprilved; a Seaforth boy, is at present v siting friends ANOTHER PIONEER GONF_ John day"s sport. -A number of our citizens wer t plenty for idle hands to do., ­'We would thing of the past, only remembered with in town, and is the guest o Mr. Thomas Foote departed this life on Si�.�'urday, the to th reg et e county town'on Friday last, the day suggest, that Mr. Frank Reinhart be ap- Well, men and women of the f u - Coventry.' Messrs. James rehiballd -and 13th inst., at*the advanced age Q 78 yeare, of O:ur civic holida', and took in -the Ishe P 'r y ointed poundkdep�r. Frank would fix ture, brace yourselves for its duties, �nd Itobert Scott leave here this eek for Mani- at the residence of his son-in-lavAj Mr. Geoi breezes, but they complain that they were 9, them.�We are pleised to see the , smiling school drill is your beat preparation.—A foba. They take with them a lot of g6od Apdersori. 34r. Foote had been � a resident little cool.—W. Millman I of Woodstock, the merry load of flax pallers,- returning from horses to supply the people of that Prov- of he t6wnship of Stanley for ii . earl fif tv noted horsOW'Z.9611, W a in A town on . Tuesda y faoe of Mr. Samuel Dickson, postmaster of a L10g : p 'looking. after some good horses, owns two farms near the village.—Our work on Saturday evening last, took a sud. ince.—Mr. William Ireland who works in rine' Seaforth, occ sionally. This gentleman years. He Was a man of ster" '- 'of this -week don drop to mother* earth .While passing 0 met with, a painful accident ples, a Libe�al in politics and a pe 11 eithei drivers or carriage. —The apple men esteemed friend Mr. Robert Govenlock sr. Rilvie's ,mill rs n we, 3 afe w days ago. He fell while carr jed in th through the village. One o, the wheel day.. Y1139 a � veri qiestirs of the e was are busy scouring the country for Apples has been'on the rounds buying apples. 'vye became detached ; a sudden spill out and a bag of grain, injuring his knee.—Paul Free-' a great reader, andias possessed of more they are something like'the lamb bu r ybra, f understand that he purchased a nice lot of brokeu'axle being the result, with no heads man is a cripp'le sinc� the lacrosse rnatch th�n ordinary intelligence. The remains being early.' The price is not as large As fruit in this section, There is no class or bones fractured. at St. Mlkrys, last he got hit on were interred in Baird's cemetery, on' Tues- might be. —The farmers are busy threshi which the farmers hold in higher esteem 1W1 firemen have the knee by lacro day laot, ano the lar e numbei, of people the fall wheat It ske room for spri THE TowN By —The' iagara tourna- who followed his remains rest- grain and �r6port prod .9 than those who are prepared to buy their AjAW. property decided not to attend the to their I i0tre yield from 20 to uce.—Mr. James Davidson has erected owners of the town of Seaforth will be called meat as the Grand Trunk authorities refuse ing-place showed the respect. in which he bushels pe B� iness is dull d loctil a fine stone milk house And intends to 'go r,acre.— 1181 an on on Tuesday next to vote on a By-law en- to give them satisfactor� rates. They have 157as held in the neighborhood where 'ho'had news is scatce. extensively into dai�ying. Our worthy the Council td raise by -Wavy of -loan deoide , d to Fave up their money and go to lived so long. He was a native of Dundee, abling township 21erk will be prepared to give him' ilie sum of fourteen thousand dollars. This Chicago next year.—The lacrosse match at Scotland. IHuHett., all needed instructio6 8'. What that gentle - money is to be expended in puirchasing a St. Marys on Frid I between the ACCIDET.—A most melancholi man does not know about this branch of ay 'a"' St. Marya McKfllol�. I site and in erecting a suitable building for Beavers, of Seafo�rib, and he FATAL and fatal accident occurred on the fa M f industry is not wor-'th knowlng.�.�Miss Gray, -hall, hose club, resulted in a defeat for Seaforbh by 0, town purposes, to include a fire LAW.—The 'readers of THE Mr. George Allan, 10th concession or 13 0 i- a. James r r to one. That net have been PRACTICA� f t f Ribbert, is visiting her aunt �� Mr' tower, lock­qp,�piiblia hall and clerk's office, score of fou EXPOSITOR 1SOMetiMeS wish to �now law. township, *on Saturday forenoon last. I I.- Bell. As Is now', well knowr, we have no such an off day'for the Seafort boys, ---There Hire is. some. Trustees are requested t - 0 seems that a young Man named Win. Allan, building as this�,in town since the Old town were fifty tickets sold� at Seaforth send munici' al clerks the amouit required &bo station for the Kineardne excursio p ut 25 years, of ak',nephew of Mr. Geo. Jaensall. buildingwas destro, ed by fireayear ago. for school purposes before tlie'fir# of -Aug- Allan, went �to) the s able to get a mare to CHorriNc, done every da at the Hensall At the same time ihe people will have an on Tuesday.—Miss Maggie McIntyre, see- y net. It is 69w past the 15th and.1 have not put her ou thel reap r. Not returning a3 Flouring mills, and satisfaction guaranteed. All opportunity of voting upon ote of two sites. ond daughter.of Mr. JoG McIntyre, a tele- all the r6turns in yet. The Council meets soon as 1,x i�ied, Mr . Allan weut to th 3 chopping must be paid for 4)efore taken away. 12 B pe The one site is that on Main sti6et on which graph operator, has left -Mit-,hell and gone on the 22nd iinst,,, and I am expected to have- stable to look for him.1 when she was horror LOCL Bm i Pcc 11 he order are the ruius-of the buil#n�s recently de. to Gorrie where she has a 3oured a good I no 9 the school rates ready by that time. Also, stricken on seeing hi, lying on the stabl 3 of the day.—Trade still co stroyed by fire, together with the property tion in the po3t office I he's. h a ritinues quiet in poi 0.0 number have not sent me the teachers' floor imme'diately be4ind the mare a - owing to the farmers 411 being ad a, the village I in the rear, at present occupied by Dr clever young lady, And the rri!e peop, Is names and �ddressee so that I can 'send the parently,,do4id. She -got assistance and ha Bethune.,' The other site is that occupieA will find her both accomm6d ing and atten- voters' lists ito them toL have them posted up. g Lin so busily engaged harvesting. —The sound of ersous the' youn . an removed to the house an I the steam threshei is now heard on all Sides, by the.old town building. The former will tive.—Some evil disposed oleman I broke Trustees are posted in law on the 15th day medida,I aid I [was cost $5,900, or thereabouts, while the littek several panes of glass n a office f at once ent for. It w a —Our euterprisipg sheep and cattle buyers, of December; but not at any other time o found that'the skull yvas severely fracture namely : the e'sers. Petty, T. Ballentine belongs to the towA and, of course, will not windows on Saturday- evening, by throwing the, year. Fathmasters are liable to 0ine )r'!fellow, �ever having W. ShilliDglaw And J. Shepherd have ship cost anything. I Whichever site receives the stones through them, A re ard ofA $25 is $5 of and the poc regains i larges for not having all weeds- and thistles cut consciousness, died al�, k.' It. a- po away a 0 t number of votes on Tuesday next offeredfor the detection of e guilty o'cloc d I t of fine stock during the past - on road allow%nces in their divisions. Very supposed that as he &#proached the mare n; few weeirs.—The Buchanan wire fence is will be the one selected by the Council, 'ind ties.—Mrsi Alexander McLe , of Cavafierr,, few have cc in the event of the old town.lball site beink -Dakota, and formerly of Tuo eramlih, is at �ajied with the law in this re- tbe�stall she kicked him, inflicting the i - now on exhibition along the front of Mr. T, spect. - I thin a -Township Board of True- the Council at its last meeting in- present vikting friends in thi county. Mrs. juries'iwhich�'resultedln his death.- He w a J. Berry's lot.—The Misses Godfrey, daugh.. selected, toes would be better, as five men in a town- 6, hard working, indu'�trioua man and w s ters'of Rev. R. Godfrey, of Stratford, and structed the 'Mayor and Clerk to cancel McLean and her husband and family have, ship are more likely to attend to heir duty much respected by t4os�_,who know hi formerly of this village, are visiting frieness n e amount of. $6,000, th6 resided in Dakota eleven years, and they than forty meta are.—Jo-uN C. M Risox.. -He was unmarried and made his,home wi h in the village. —Miss Hodgins, who has been price of the other 4ite, to �e issued under have prospered there. They .. ave been ex his uncle, Mr. Georg Allan, where he w the By-law, so that the people have every ceptionally fortunate, as th y have never spending the past few weeks with relatives possible assurance that although they vote had a cro,p'f ailure. —Mrre. He ry Byrnes, of Morris.. when the ac6ident occurred. and,,frionds in Detroit, has returied.—Mr. the By-law, there Wl enough Winnipeg, is visiting at her rother's, Mr. NoTEs. �'Mrs. R. Shortreed �as i� the R. S. Young, who has boon an active and of the debentures to secure the erection of A John3on's.—It in stated that Mr. W. M? township of Elma last week, visit her Exeter. enterprising member of the well-known firm ing the building. if, however, they select the Morrieso market gardener, h�a left town. nephew, Mr. Andrew Laidlaw,, X former LOCAL BRIEFS,—Th.e Royal Templars 9f of *Coad, Rannie & Young, has recently other site the whole of the money author -i Messrs. Dorrend . e & Hargain have disposed well-knOWDi resident of this vicinity. —Moses Temperance will att6j-d Cavan Presbyterif n withdrawn from the said -.partnership, bay. a body ouSunday next at 10.. having a good situation i ized by the By-law will be re ired, /As to of the w6ll-known White stallions, which Allen, Who %ails from Barrie, is �t present ..QhUirch in 0 n view. The qu ress an for several.'years have been d' in Whiteley'w int �orr the site we do not propose to dZi hi; towushi solipiting alms fj,i himself when the Re'. Brother W. Mart n business will be carried by the remaining 1�, wEo* ar ill deliver 'an appropriate sermon to � the members of the firm, 'namely, Messrs. R. opinion. Some think that when the to;wn is. livery. . T' -bey are now owned by Mr. E. and ami 6� in destltul'�e circurn. w erecting a' building of this -kind it e�houldl Christie.�` '61 Exeter.—Mr. Thomas Bell, of stances. go is anotheir fit subject for � members of the order.—Messrs, Ross k Coad and E. Rsnnie.—Mr. W. Dent and Refqge..—MISS A.�. AE'dbrson, of Taylor, con$raotors, are bi y preparing toe sister, Alias Dent, are visiting relatives in occupy a prominent and convenient position.' was in town on Saturday last.— us and that the matter of a few thousand d6l. Dr. McDonald, accompanied �by Mrs. Me- Bruslels,-soent Sunday visiting rflatives in Woodwork for the Verity foundry- wor t this village.—Mrs. Lippart, of Zurich, was rrier in the way. To: g their holi- thi Iocalit'.—.We are pleased to announce 13rantford "and will ship the material e a lars, should. not be a ba' Donald tLud Allis, are spendin a y th in the village this week, spending a few days, -go Smith, who has een ill for in a few days. 'Mr, Robert Sanders e t with her sister, Mrs. Ii. Oook.—Mr. D, Me. those who think this way the sitb on Miln da t ys at' -Windsor. Durin D . McDonald' that NIr. Geox Ir a street will be mthfutory, as a more centr4I,- Absene his place will be Wiled! by his sesist- the past two weeks, is convaleaoei it and, we here on Tuesday last for Manitoba where I is Coll hag alr"dy brought now wheata to, the i d 3 Hensall F1 It has turned out or convenient -pl&ce could not be got., 1�ut I int, Mr. Wilson.—Mrs. J. C� Roffman, of hope, will soon be enjoying he ual good will spend&, few mo�ths shooting. —Robert ouring Mille. for those wh of _ihe moriey, Ktratford, has baen*visiting friends in town health. —gre. R. Holmes, of Brussels, a for. Leathorne, Esq., lefti.this station on Satur- sixty pounds to the btishel.—Mr. 'and Mrs. than they dor of" convenience and Xp'do'r*' this wiek.—Mr. Win. White has once more mer highly esteemed resident o ' the Sth day last with three q�rs of stock for the� o.d 'Xiscarthur and family have returned home once the other site will, certainly, fil thi taken his Old place at the Ro al Hotel, and concession, was renewing acquaiqtancee in country markets. The squire will be a f -om Ailea Craig, where they were spending bill, as it will not cost any thing. As to A� the patrons of this excellent and pop this vicinity last week.—It i red that sent 'about three montbs.—Mr. Richar lie summer months.—Mr. land Mra.� G. D. ular ru necessity for the building, we think. theri . hostelry will be pleased to welcome him back � wedding will take place on theloth conces- Bissett. of the Grand Trunk railway car Arnold have returned fro�n their visit to can be no two opinions on this point', 6d Mr. T. F. Coleman, left here on sion beforethe leaves tu BAlrs. shops, London, spent Sunday in this - pla,le Ailas Craig.—Miss Grant, !of Thornyhurst, ain -we feel convinced that the people will itjt� Voniay on a driving expediti6n. He went John Pybum, of the 6th conceesiori., was vis- *ith relatives.—Mr. Logan and family, A ic at the Manse visiting her sister, Mrs. J. con trary to their best interests if thby',,, d4- from here to Woodstock, and from thence iting friends on the 8th concession Jast week. Hensall, spent Sunday last the rooD.—Mr. . Qhapman, -of Lon. nests f S. Hende guests y bakvie, To- —Misses E., anti 2. Knight took ",,advantage Mr. Mark Meakine.—Lathers are busily e 2- don, and formerly of' the township of Hay, not vote for the B -law, no matter 'wbicls to Brantford, thian Hamilton, , site is selected. In the first place th t' i ' tonto, Newmarket, - Collingwood,. Owen of the cheap excursion to Goderi0h on Fri- gaged lathing the Woods Br6thera' block.-- and whp .is an assistant book-kLeper in .4 a An and day . JaL now paying rent foy the use of : hell �wRl Sound, Wiarton:, Kincardine, Goderich and enjoyed the ref reahing Preezes of Excavationaare being made for the newhou 3e Messis. J. Wright & Compauy's *holesale es for town purposes, an&'Ih� home. He will have a fine tri� if he carries Lake Hur In.—Rev. Mr. Fear, oft._- the Nile of Mr. Charles Snell; j r., this week. — IT. and ret 9 Mr. hardware store in that'city, 'is rent they pay will go a good way in pailn' —Mr. Jo 4r;Duugannon, preached a very Dyer Hurdon and family, who have been b6i out his programme. ' bn Oughton, circuit, ne me s;:tding his vacation.—Miss Aeacon, interest on the debentures for the son of Mr. Henry Oughton of this town, has acceptableijoermon in the Jackson � Appoint- rusticsting at Grand Bend park the pqit. of -Londoa'� is the guest of the Misses Hod. f building. Ilesides this, there is no lo6t_Ltk"� returned from a trip to Manitoba.—At a ment Methodist church'last Sunday after. week, returned home on Saturday evening. gini. —Miss Wile iti ' relatives and I I on is v"I Ing and no place where one can be got unieis 9 meeting ?f the Public School Board on Tues- noon. Mr. Jenkins, of Blyth, will occupy —Deputy, reeve Spackman won the major- friinds in and about Lo6desboro.—Miss Gib. is built, and a lock-up is an absolute n6e�- day evening hist lAr. James Irvine was en- the pulpitlnext Sunday. The p0tor, Rev. ity of the prizes at the Sons of E I d son, of Cralt, is the inept of Mrs. Wm. g Moir.—The pathmastera of Hichmondtreet sity in the interea peace and order::' gaged as caretaker. There were a number of W. . Campbell, ip'at present enj'?'Ylng his picnic at Grkind Bend park; W. J. bagirli the third place 9, fire hall -and hose t6�vO good a lications but Mr. Ir7nes offer was vacation at Grimsby Phrk.—Most of the he and Ed. Bissett �-omi�g next in all t e co - north are making good Improvements in the an. t ot longer be done without, exo-" lj� a g6odl"'n 1 cfeal the lowest being the rate of apples in this township are already sold an a tets.—Rei., F. H. Fott -and family are ho - way of gravelling the street and laying down now sidewalks.—M'r. David Mack �Vha M, the Esp fifty acre fa� A-UG.0 ST. the purchaser of v which was recently sold y auction at, Ithe Commercial Hotel her. The price aid was $2,150, which is co; Aired p e; -ceiv We have arranged to r- e �Mrs. S. Stahl has been visit, g mother at Crediton. portion of our Wroxeter. --glad N iss Bn=.Fs.--�­Mrs. J. Rutherford FALL STOOK Lizzie Cowan started for Sault Ste. Marie last, instead of Tt so- on Saturday morning day, as stated last' *week.—Mr. George 'T X1 I S M MT rX 3�aa, Brown, who has been spending h i a ia 0 Is 14� y a T here with his mother; returned to h 001 near Ottawa on Fridi6y morning last. —Mr. T - The Contents of some of the Shi�p. John Walden started for Manitoba on so- ments will be day to try his 'fortune in the prairie ro- vince. may success attend him.— r. Munro, of Milverton, is *the guest of his brother Alexander at present. Mr. M aro �Tllag- BERLIN JACKETS was at one time connected with the ham Times. —Mr.- Curry, wife and fau�il are visiting at the home of Mre. Curjry�s' BERLIN CLOAKS father and mother, in the vicinity of At- wood.—The English church pie-nic t kes BERLIN WRAPS place on Thursday, 18th inst. Good es- ther, good times and lots to"eat are ex ect- ed.—Mrs. Samuel Nellie is at preient yery It is to be typhoid fever, thdugh DRESS GOODS- sick. said of a mild form.—Farmers are very busi in TRIMRAHNGS tbis locality with harvesting and thres�iagl consequently business is somewhat quiet,. —The peace of our '�ally us STAiBING CASE. 'quiet village was disturbed by the in' Ili- gence that W. Johnston had,parbaps,fa ally J. H. Cameron, who is keepi g a HOWEIR G4 stabbed boarding house in the Grand Central A tel. He formerly occupied Johnston's ho' tel and disput� be- KID GLOVES" there has been a good deal of tWee�n the two men over rent and furni�ure. SILKS On Thursday last about noon Johnotoulwent to Cameron?a and pressed for the paymqut of Dfarifig some furniture with Mrs. Cameron. LINENS ETC, the dispute that ensued, Mrs. Carner n got Cot a horse whip and proceeded to lay it retty freely on to Johnston, Mr. Cameron came along at this time and ordered Johns on off The QuAlity and Styles,will be the C the premises, saying that if he did ot go 'It BEST — and the Assortment -and off be, Cameron, would help him off. re- Variety greater thn ever. sulted in a tussle, during which Ja naton drew a and st�abbed Cameron wo,or -knife three times, hitting him in the bres t and bringing thelknife down to the lef side, Edward McFaul Making two deep gashes -in the lower part of the stonjach. One wound is considered dangerous, but the other is more trifling. SgAFORTH. Camerou's hand was.also badly cut. Dr. Mumma Smale was quickly on the spot, and im- mediately ordered the arrest of Johnston, this year than it did the year. before r, which was done -at once. Mr. F. S. Scott be- Irvine came, and feels unable at pre -sent to iog here at the time immediately put him under arrest, and him under the care of make any furt1her advance. Theommittee i ted reported having erected, dun' APPOIn rig put Constable Paulin, who,after the magistrate's the quarter, a beautiful fence, costing $0, trial on Thur aday eveuing,took him to God- around the parsonage property -in Hensall. NSA erich on Friday morning - to await his trial .1.1 at the assizes. Mr. Cameron 1 is as we an —The , n the Goderjoh Organ Factory are pushing business with commen d- coin be expected. The outcome is not known, able. energy, and have added a new depart- in btit his prospects are, good so far for m4t the manufacture of lain and recovery. P olished woodwork for bathrooms, closets', sinks, etc. This business is one for which, Huron Notes, they have exceptional facilities, both in ' Thl —Messrs. J. 'Brunedon & Son, of Londes- workmanship and in te 14 and they will uo doubt wokk up a lar e trade; Sul .boro, have so far'this season disposed of 23 I(Inders, —Mr. Jervis, sr.� of Holmesville, -met —Mr. McLaughlin, of Brussels, baR been with an Accident on Monday of last week, which might have resulted -seriously. He engaged to teach in school section No. 10, was engaged in. raking a field when the horse Stanley, "successor to Mr. James Grant. —John and James Cardiff, of Grey, took fright, throwing Mr. Jervis under the threshed their fall wheat last week and had rake, by which means he was badly shakta UPI but no very serious injuries were sus- s—Mr. a return of 33 bushels to the acre. tiined. The rake was torn to pieces. Joseph Stitt, an old and much re- �A retinue of two -wheeled chariots called spected resident of'Auburn, departed this at Bayfield on Sunday last week while mak- life on gunday, Augu 't 7th Hay ing a circle from Goderich by the " of .y —The voters' list f:r tfieltownship, of hais just been issued and contains 1,012 Varna and Clinton. In a ri-ace near Varna sim names, 603 of whom'are eligible to Herve as - one of the party, Rays, of Goder-lob, had the misfortune to catch his pedal in the sm *7X jurors, —Mr. J. S. Jerome, of Wingham, has wheel near him, which quickly precipitated him to terra firms, demolishing his wheel purchased the brick residence in that town and causing his return bak by Bayfield. belonging�to Mr. Angus McGregor, paying a good figure., —On Sunday evening as Mr. Norman ,therefor ' —Messrs. Stanbury, of the L ' ondon Road, Fair, of Clinton, was driving some friends home from Goderach, the horses were fright- near Clinton, have sold nearly '140 bead of cattle this year, VO of . which Were fed. by ened by a do :g barking at them, -and ran away, The rig was upset And he held on to themselves. —Mr. John McLaughlin has sold his the lines as long a's he could, but the horses farm on the 6bh -concession of Howick to a got away.. They were fortunste in having no worse injury than a broken carriage and bs Mr. Archibald McNeil,.of Cranbrook. Poo- harness. session is to be given next April. —The agricultural hall at Wroxeiter was --Mr. Beirries, the proprietor of the r- lington te struck by lightning during one of, the la house, Fordwich, formerly f Wal- ton, happened with an accident a few days storms. It sustained considerable damage, which was-fortu!nately fully covered; by it ago whic * ht h _h MIR '. , avet proved very serious, surance.- he was worliing in Mr. Dlcka Fordwich, mud while trying to take a slab —On Thursday, 4th inst., while the you�g child of Mr. W. MoCool,of flullett,was play - Away from the large circular "w had hit lug around the floor it walked over the door- finger and thumb badly out, —Rev, F. Swann, and S. Marshall, of step and fell a allort distance, breaking 'to arm above the wript. Auburn,'while an their way to Goderich a —Mrs. Coleman, of.Clinton, left on Tues- few days &go, were violently thrown out of their rig and hurt rather cc siderab, Ar. in ly, Mr. b day of last week for Carolina, where she has been engaged as'shorthaud teacher in a. L Swann not so much as Mr. Marshall, who is .0 seminary. While in� Clinton -the lady made yet unable to be around. —The town voters' list for Clinton con- _7 many friends and will be giceatly missed, —On' the recomme�dation- of Inspec6or tains the names of a total of 511 persons Semtb, Mr. James Turnbull, of Toronto, and qualified to vote at municipallections and elections for the Legislative Assembly; 322 recently priucipal of Clinton Collegiate In. qualified to vote. only at municipal elections, stitute, ., has accepted the principalship of another Collegiate Inetitute. and 4 L 7 qualified to vote a4ly at elections for —Mr. Gilbert Mair, -who has alrea-4y the Legislative Assembly. There are 277 persons qualified to serve as jurors, and 70 done considerable threshing this season, states that grain is turnin out only about persons down as widows. 20 bushels io the acre,. ft varies accord- —An accident on the sideline between the . second and third concessions of West Wa- ing to the locality, some going more than others. wanosh took place recently, but fortunately %—Wm. Pollard, of Grey,has werop of Egyp- it was not so serious as it, might have been. As James David Smilie was travelling dur. tian oats that is a mar"I nefar so growth end promise is concerned. Out of a sample Ing last week, his team., one of which is a five heads.were counted 107, 109, 118, 129 colt I took . fright and ra�L into the ditch. 'There wait a hay rack on.the wagon, thus and 134 grains respectively. . The heads average nearly 10 inches in length. a making the accident more dangerous. Mr. —Mrs.. D., Fraser, of. Stanley, 1ad lately Smilie was thrown out and had one of &is arms badly hurt, a somewhat novel experience in hiving bees. The swarn, went only a 'short distance when —As Mr. J. Bennet was threshing for, My they settled on come Canadian thistles in an adjoining fieldi, The thistles.were equal R. Marshall, in East Wawa -nosh , the other day, something went into 'the. separator, to the odeasion-and sustained the wdighi of breaking two coneaves Q�nd the grate, This is hard 11juck for Mr. Bennett in the the colony till, they were safely hived. —While Mr.Johut. Geddes, -of Belgrave, com- mencement'of the season, but the old say-lng cc wm shoeing a fractious horse on Saturday, is, a bad beginning makes a good ending,, 6th inst, he was struck in the' forehead b y may it prove true in this instance, &.8 r Bennett has secured one of the best thregii., one of the animals' front feet, stunning and seriously injuring him. Had i�. been half an ing out -fits he could find reerdless of ex- inch to either side of where it was the" penes, May success follow his efforts. I Messrs. Fred and W.11, of EaRt wound might have proved fatal., . The following persons were ticketed Wawampah, were returning home from Blyth from Brussels to distant points by Mr. T, Fletcher last week: Miss Charlotte Davies, Tuesday ever.,irig of last week,'their horse took fright, causing some of the harnes to of Ethel, to F argo, Dakota; E. W. Mellsom, to CiLuipbellton, Now Brunswick; J. Me- give way, when it becams' unmanageable, upsetting the buggy in -the ditab. Fredwas Dougall, to Sault Ste..Karie, and Mrs. Has. thrown clear of the wheels, but Wili%= was kina, to Detroit. caught in one of the Wheels, and dragged a ,i4 -Mr. Clark, of Kinburn, met with a slight accident on Saturday list while in considerable distance before getting free. He was pretty badl hurt About the head 316 Clinton, Turnin a , little too short the and back, but 18 to be round again. The rig was badly arnashed., buggy resoh bnle, and t6 ting frightened he was thrown'i horse get. violently out rd —On Sstu AY evening, 6th inst, the- Is Blake on the ground. He got a pretti bad shock for an old man and seemed to feel it., young peo, of and vicinity—to the number oF 18 or 20—paid Zuriok a flyi Ing —The exec utive committee in connection Methodist visit and calling at � the residence of H. C. Doan, V.S... rnq4de Mrs. Doan the of with the district Sabbath school convention met at Holmosvillel on Tuesday present a handsome silver butter dish,, butterk-nife of last w.,eek to arrange for the'convention, and napkin ring, wither name nicely an- which in to be hbld 'at that place early in graved on each. Mrs. Doan thanked them September, A good gramme has been ar. in a few appropriate words, and after spend- ranged, and a proltrable session may be ing a few social hours ull retired to their looked -for. home, a. These: beautiful presents were ac- —The first meeting of the quarteriy offi- companied by An add. -vas expressing their oial board of the Hensall'oircuit, for the year Asturday, appreciation of her sociablenges aucf kind. hearteduess. in xaAitling in all 1892-93, was hold on 6th inst. church social#, The meeting was well attended. It was etc. decided to raise the salary �of the superin- tandent, Rev, H. J.. Fair, from $700 to $725. —Mr. Aexander 'Mitchell, a former well- The probationer, Ray.z G. McKinley, *ill known resident of Perth county, and who at receive $350. one time was a candidate for Parliamentary —Kippen circuit quarterly board met in honors, has for some years been a Ireopected KippeW. on Saturday afternoon, i6th inst. citizen of Brady, Texas, He writes to the Mr. W. Sinclair was elected to attend the Sentinel, of that place, advocating the Po. financial distrfdt meeting in olmeaville in. litic&l union of Canada and the- United September. Mr. Justus Parish, after the 4tstes. He would have the union cemented usual exeimination, has been licensed as a by connecting Lake Michigan and the local preacher;, Mr. Pariih in an unusually Georgian Bay with the laikes f Ontario clever speaker,", and is thinking some of and the Atlantic, and connecting the wat- entering the work of the minjitry he will ore of the Pacific with the Atlintic 0 and make a. success in Any line of life he enterm. to that end the franchise of the PAu&mF60r Owing to the loss of Drysdale Appointmet, Nicaragua may be Acquired. He would fur. which -has been put on Bayfield circuit, it ther have constructed two new double track having paid $70 lait year, the minister's sal. continental ralways, running from the ary this year is. $050 ; it was $700 lost year; north to the south. It is a big scheme and this circuit is paying $233 35 more for sAlary no mistake.