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It considering the depressed condition of the wife, who have been visiting at Mr,R�nald's know what be is talkino . lbout, for the gr4st . - I I I .w~ t!st for r - r - for the past week or two: r American Republic bat- �td its optic nerve ... �� . 11 � , aurned home to 0 October 21st -'017 :. � PDWARD -:- OASH, zirl betwee� the kits of 12 and,21 ken It pleavant to live, but the trees horse market. . When the, cattle were offer - 0 d. ,f U 4 # � 1 4 , I ,,� . years, in& . i his ability, g I I � icago this week.—The Brussels school , tretahed upon John, a . . .� 11 I Wholesal i and. Retail Dealer in 11urther p*�!ticul�is respecting the Rq.lisf are rapidly becoming denuded of their' ad the crowd opened a battery, nearly every Ch a full staff of OD'ess and many virtue�,- have at l,ist be'en � 11 _�, � i � . and Juvall'Al �vbik will be� gi'ven again. beautiful folia d we will soon havv� win- Man appeared to *atit cattle, and under the board are advertising for I I . , I 0 - �ci with . I . I - - . - , , an — the teachers. This year some of the ratepayers rewarded. The appoiri.ment mee .1� . JD_A.:En_Y_ : B TLT rT r- r M 1Z .. Mrs. Dr. With wOd Mrs. P.i G. Neelin were ter and grippe in spite of ourselves.' We controlling infi6ence of th ,wielders of - � . . , I I - , I ore in the interests of universal approval, but if there is anything ..- , I appol�ted deleg to the Provincial Union notice that - h, ,r. G. R. Anderson, of this hammer, whose exhorts ions were- ever think it would be lig . . - , - I � . op earth that will defeat his appointment it . I - I GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH, to be'held in Bell6ille on October 25ih to town, has bee i appointed business man, waxing eloquent, the bi ing became an- the school if they advertised for a -new IT IS A FACT . I : I I _ - I i 7 : 1 . , The ratepayers and the *ill be the names affixed to his official bond, I 28th. I 1j i ! , and Tres iurer of It The Varsity," a thusiastic, and the bovin a, realized fancy Board of Trustees. . , , agar . � . JI : � Will buy Dairy Butter in any quan- g I r I . . a Zebulon Wheeler and Awitin Wes- . I . ; - _.. next journal published weekly in the Unt. owe selling as h gh as $47, two- Inspector think the present staff one of the Horad That our assortment of Fine Goois is � - � � . I , prices, a I I � __ - - 3 Inspector asys ton, for they will either Varalyze the State I � I - � . . tity and shape, if well made ancL �good THz DEkAP4F,p,-L1:�Ve have this week varsity of Toronto. We congratulate our year-old steers $44, yearli g Stearn $32 and best we ever had ` and th( Consular greater now than it lias ever been ? . I I . I � - . color, from Alay Ist, 1892, again to chfouibM thei death of two more of young friend on this mark of his ability and spring calves $14. The p ceeds of the sale the echool is second to none in his Inspee Department or make John a . I �. . �, I I � our citizend'i ThO flist is Mrs. Chas, Barker, popularity conferred upon him by his fellow amounted to the haudsom D gum of' $1,650. torate. On the other hand the, ratepayers General.. The .'appointment tickles his We have added some very desirable I , I A � � I I � I and the sebond 14ri Alex. Sproat, jr. Mrs. students. He deserves It all.—The County Mr. Cumming, baying rented, his farms, in- think th,1'presont Board one of the worst we. nationals * to death, and if John goes on in things which we have not kept before, , - . a 0 i ways, tha great Amer T w . . Barker pal'ed ' n Friday last at the House of Refuge question will b ' dieeposed tends moving into the vi ]age of Egmond- ever had. If the raitepayers are fond of the even t nor f his and" altogether, we have really -a . , 0 VEROOATS 5 aw a atteqd the Board meetingF, ican eagle will swell out with pride and it I � early age 6 i af ter a lingering and at the next meeting of Beehive Association Ville in a short time, wher he has purchased fun they should I � 3i ytyroo �. all dwell together in splendid collection of Fall and W a WS . A IND — as one of themselves - expressed fifinself to will be well -that we . . in- - I . I � it, Mae's I � 1. painful illuess; fliait sure destroyer, con- of Patrons of Indu8try,on Monday evening, a bonito and lot. I ===4__ , sum.ption,.beink t,114 cause of death. She October 31st. This is a live and important - the effect that the m6etings"are nfore like a unity and love throughout the E At - ter goods to select from. You are in- . " - . _�_� — -ld I - . . � . S _U 11 rX S _; beer garden than a civilized assemblage, promotion fills the position formerly i4 . : i �� was a diukhtq of the late Mr. Win. Me- subject, and should bring out a large At- - Zurichi � vited to -call at any time and look .... I � . .. . byMr.Scidmore, John site upone half the . . D(d I . Murray,'ofEgm6hdville. Sholealhasabus- tendance.—The election of officers for the I GnFAT CLEARING SALE' at E, J. Hardy's Apples are the ' great commorciil com- through this stock. It is impossible I �� I - Fall and winter stock completed styles and work- - Club t I modity at the Brussels station these days., night now studying constitutional law, and - - � manghip the best to be found in Canada. band sud-�evetaf in�all children to mourn Toronto Young Liberal ook placo-on - Harness shop, for thirty days, (ommencing Saturday first for us to tell its merits in this. column, �! � - - the loss of an Mf t4ithful � wife and kind Monday last. Ib Was the most - exciting October the 16th. I wish td It form my numerous -Mr. John McGraie so!d ton acres of hard- it will really be a. pleasure to be the 4 � - N ' ,,stiff", he sit3 on judicially. Jokingaside, but we know that- after havirig lookbd- � ; - -- BIG VARIETY. and lovin* mothibr, il' lio with the other sor- election since the organization of the club, customers- and the publicin eieral that lhave now wood bush last week ior $400, and the � I I - L Mv�s,!,wjll r . on hand a large stobk of gft alid. heavy harness, rchaser to clean the land 49 well, a pretty we wish him all kinds of luck and congrat- through any one of our leading de. . 4i , THE CLOSEST PRICES. rowing reld eecive the heartfelt and each office was closely contested, Mr. which I will sell at greately rec uced prices. I will Pu . ulate him upon his well deserved promo- ... I ? sympathy of ni -6us friends. -Mr. Speoat, James London, barrister, of this town, who sell No.'l black team harneso,wit � o satisfie&-in a ,;imIL h III strap complete big figure. - � I , - - - . . � . We ran fit and suit the most fastidions at Pickara) who tamobd mya� darly Saturday morning, is a prominent member, acted &it one of the for $24, and all team harnea'a ' ordipngly low. I will . tion," . . I Bargain, Clothing and Dry Goods House, mail $10 single harness for $16, nd Ail single hafneNg three -fold way, viz.: as to quality, I i I I , - . . I % I 0:1 I was t a ypungbst wu of the late Mr. Win. scrutineerN.-Miis Ids Dickson returned Walton. , � - , . I . T away down in price, this �h rness Is all made of Bruceffeld. style and price., r - . . Spro I ' home op Monday last after di stookand warrented to give satisfaction. I .1 . I i . :: I i WIVI. PICKA110 f at,oftbisJa'y?p. Hewasnot24 years . six weeks' No. 1 A SALE. -The sale of the stock -and other -� - � L , of age, and wAC,h1jo a victim of consump- -visit among relatives and friends In Mani- will sell good swetclollaree for 7 cents per pAir, form- .effects belonging to the estate of the late FAR,m REN'TED.-Dilre James Swan has . . . I . 01 - j I . I I Seaforth. tion. Hie had,.!At Peen in robust health for tobs. -Mr. John H. Broadfoot returned or price was $1,60. I have also4 flue line of No. I Mrs. Campbell, of the 18th concession of succeeded in renting the Robert McCartney MILLINERY � .. fur combs. the best ever shown I town, which wil I be I V liss been loased to ,the - Foiti - � .some years, A bob.ple of years ago, when home from the Pacific coast on Wednesday. sold at wholesale prices. In t robes I have a fine Gray, near here, came off on Saturday last. farm near here, It Hundredi of trimmed and un- . . his father sold& hi's farm and caime to Sea- lie was combining business with pleasure Assortment which have been uf;bt at rook bottom The stock sold readily and -brought good Messrs. Drowq� of Hibbert, for % term of . - , - . i trimmed Hato and Bonnets, cheap, moderate � slow � . lKh - - oat. I camp but there was no purchaser for the five years, for $250 a year. priced mud fine qualities,. assortment alwayss- COMM4 1 - I � e 'U,r a (rXpooif fortb,,QAlexandet went to Manitoba and on- and got his share of both. -Our old frfelod,. prices and will be sold at a alig t advance on c . It contains , I . � can sell you a good large robe . r $5.26 and upward@ , food place, 1. IN, 0 - . ovo gaged in farmi6g' nbar Virden, where he has Mr. Thomas Pringle, of Milwaukee, has $9 robes for 67.76. 1 It I a fine varicty ai Farrim, It fe a good farm of - 180 acres, and is 100 sores ; is well situated and a g the best. � style 0 1 - two brotfiers. : -The climate of that country kindly sent us a comprehensive volume con- trunks and valices balteave 1 =1hes, curry -combs offered cheap. - It is still for sale, Mr. and the Messrs. Drown are energetic, push- - I , ' . - - . - . jindder-1 seemed t6 agroe iviih him, and for a time he taining a description of the industries of and on& 0, which �Will be soid, at bankrupt prices. Donald McIn6es, of Usborne, biother of the in young men aad will make good tenants. q . F, MANTLE.8 I I - E, Pr � q . � felt much G�io4eA in health. In the Iall Milwaukee and sebting forth the capabilities Horse Elankets away down �!n lees, a I and late Mrs. Campbell, administrator of the 11EAvy 'THRESHING. -The old reliable - � . ocesm I � . � Is 910, . I i -.1 DISTRICT MATTERS. � of last yeir, ho*aver, he caught a' severe of the city as a busineis contra and a deoir.' 'oil selected ' stock of whip w1trich will berso d at at looking after matters in threshing firm, Cameron & Ross, Brucefleld, Those perfect fitting mantles that, : , __ _____ . cold whfioengagM in threshing,and from able place of residence, It Is nicely bound, nearly cost, Aood whips from 1 cents up, remember estate, w" prose � . oth threshin you've h7rd so muoh about arestill well oud, tlal � , now in your me to buy che code, come early and the interest of the estate. have been doing Some mamm, 9 n . I � I which h6 neve ,seemed . to recover, He neatly printed, profusely illustrated and is have a good stock to choose rd , as I am determin- . I � P N iorted. 0 trouble to get suited, ,sizes ization I- I lately. On Wednesday, October 19, fit the ass I iMM � I [ I Y.M.C.A.-:-A large attendance of young . � a ,demaill � � ng 'a last at! mud spent the winter in distributed gratuitously for this purpose of ed to sell goods oheape t � n any dealer in the Hibbert, farm of Mr. James Dallas. they turned out 32 34, 36, 38, yet in stock. - , I �� men is requeste(t at the Wednesday eveni came hoth re a d t I I - I I luckeranifth, A�d, feeling better, he return. advertising the ci province has ever before a his ifne of goods. of 11 The Old Decker "'nearly 900 bushels -of . dress � � � meetings in, the Young Men's Christian As. ty and its interests and it Remember the place at B. J. H ARDY's Harness Shop, FAR31 SoLD.-Mro. Murphy, of Seaforth, - . � ` , � sociation Gospel meeting, 7.30 to ,8. 30, after ed to Ma it0a,in the epring and remained oannot fail, to bear fruit, Theme Americans Zurich.. 1296-2 1 oats in the short apace of six'sud a. half CLOAKINGS' I . . has Sold her farm on the 5th concession of . You al - 4� rl There are a great many choice . , � . I which games and amusements will be pro. there unt. I suthtfioned home to attend his believe in printers' ink and whatever they " BRIEFS. -Dr. George Fee is at present this township to Mr.J&mes Doyle,of Seattle, hours, Including stops, Had Messrs. I Cam- past ti . li vid7ed. Sund morning Bible class as father'p fu` neral.. � On the way home be seem- undertake they do up in good I style. -We with his 8 on a vial �,. He has been in eron & Ross known they were being timed things� in Mantle cloth$ and Closikings, just I r sly � I Washington Territory, for $3,000. The farm .throug E I 1, � . usual at 9.30. All welcome, "d to take an6tfier,severe cold from which h_' . p Ing the medicsl contains 75 acres, mud Mr. Doyle has secured they might have added considerably to this . . e .1 Ave this vieek. to congratulate two of our Datroit a= college.- the right weight for Canadian winters, I . . rat � I - 0 be never ialllad,i b4t gradually grew worse moat worthy citizens on the important step Brand - amount, and might be justly termed, " The . the em I - � f - � Rev. D. will preaCh in the Evangel a good investment for the money. cutting free. I , " - f PRIZE MGNEY.-Parties, having received until he 0 finsll� rel ' I , . ,as ieved from all suffer. in their history which they have taken. goal church next Sunday forenoon. He is I . - Threshing Kings." bus., W I I I - I" - .. prizes at the recent Show in Seaforth can re- Ing by death.' lid was a, quiet, steady, in. We refer to Mr. R. S. Hays .and Mr. Alex- stationed in Crediton', P,ev. *G * � - F. - Haist Ashflild- - Winthrop., DRESS GOODS - sibifiti I � I A telligent youu$ pAfi, and, had'his life been inder Stobie, The particulars concerning will occupy his pulpit I J � �_ f ceive their money on and after Monday next n �'rediton.-Mr. F. NOTEs. -The revival meetings still con- 4- There's no use trying to describe f, I way tc , . spared, he woul,d give occupied a good posi- them will be found in other columnsi We W. Hefis and wife cam( home a few days � a Alice � l� �.. the 24th inst., by applying at TILE EXPOSI_ , tinue at Zion. We pray that many souls SOCIAL. -The ladies of � Princes our Dress MateriaJo and their Trimmings, . � � Ton office, Seaforth.- Partiee wishing their Con amobg1li tall6ws, as he was a general are sure our citizens generally will join us ago from their weddi�g tour to Michigan op. pur- _e � l - maybe brought to the truth. -The Inspec. True Blue lodge, No. 21, Winthr kindly call and see for yourselves. . gr- SS � � i prize money Sent to them by mail should favorite with IsIl who knew him. He leaves - in welcoming Mrs. Hays and Mrs.. Stobie to and will move into their ilouse this week-.- Po I . . ( I ow and I' tor visited Zion public school. last Friday, - _80 holding. a social at the residence of - �� . oelfl y,o ,I notify the treasurer to that effect. a young W'id nfant child. His death Seafortb.-Mrs. A. K. Chittenden returned Mr. Heyrock came ho a from a trip to mr. James Horney, on Friday, October � . � mad expressed himself well pleased with SHAWLS- offerin . w I � .. I L I . � : 4 0 is a sad bereavement tober, and also to his a few days ago from Hamilton, where she Michigan a few days ago. While there he -the standing of the school. -The promotion 28th. To& will be served from six to seven . __ . . ,; ,I i . I I i L ther a6d othet iblati�es,. and is felt as an had been visiting friends and rel . They're here by the score, so � � eowts_ 4 ... - I RETURNED. -Mr. James Hastie, of Me. MO atives.- .was looking after his lan I. -Division eourt o'clock, after which an interesting musical me - L ford. t( 77 7 � , * Killop, and his daughter, Miss A. Hastie, lespocially severg dispensation, coming, as it Miss Elder returned Saturday from a ten was held here last edn sda Doyle examinations for the county of Huron will and literary -pr . ogramme will be given. A choice Colorings, and great big sizes for `1 � I . L I I ' y, Judge' take place -on Friday, 21st inst., commenc- "I L L �� doo#, so ; soon., After the sad and deeply, days' visit to friends at Niagara. I Miss iding. This as the biggest court ever ing at 8; 55 a.m. Teachers and pupils will nominal fee of 15 cents will be charged for little money. - . returned Saturday from a most enjoyable preat . - line b .. I , L � I trip to British Columbia. On the way out lamented deatii ,of his father a few months Edith Cash taught Miss Elder's department held here, As it t o unt 'near six o'clock, admission. . I 'to . . .1 . . J I I - : � - I I '�kovern themseilves accordingly. . -Want I r . - I'll - . I I absence.- . I I ! p and was full of in rest. - TzmPBRANcE, -The -council of Ro IF 6 �R � . L � they visited friends in Manitoba and spent a agoo I - - in the ublic school during bar . .0 yal Tom- . . �, - . 1 7 - - . e9*1B � - .- isiting at t a . .0 now ,yet, I � I � meek at the famous Banff Spring@. Mr. � I .1, I Mine -McMichael is v* ' * h residence i - Bluevale. plars here, having been closed during the , but Wa coming mud . � (� Hastle% son James, liss been aresident (f NEW fkUit, OdeljjL &o. Nothing but the of her uncle, Mr. James McMichael, Gode- � flensall. summer, has opened again for the winter, we want y*A to know where you, can get - �ftr_ li, I � I I I . I Victoria for A number of years. Himst ,I-* best,kept it LA1lj1,,iW'8, Seaforth. 1297-1. rich street. -Remember the leotura�by Rev. . THE FAU SHOW. -The annual fall fair supplied, when the firat cold- snap comes. I .. , I I . -i . I UMBER. -A lob of o 11 baunwood, pine with weekly meetings at formerly. At the . I � , A. Grant, of St. Marys, in t6e Egrnond . Ld of the Bluevale Agricultural Society was - 11 11 Prices ' . . � � sucl family are in pleasant and prospero i HATs end Ca�,s,,Crockery and Glassware d'olm lumber for sale ches p. RoBzRT BzLT,, Jr., . council held last week it was decided to � �. I ; . �_ 7 . - . An held in that village on Saturday, 15th inst. - XIMOOM � I circumstances, a fact which his many c, i Lamps and fancy ods, fresh groceries, cheaper than villa church tD-night. The Ladies' Aid de-' Hensall. 1297-3 ohanfe the night of meeting to Monday, as UNDAWEAR � � . I _ _ .01 o. GooD's store. R. J. Guzoopty, . 11 I � E ever this week at 8 . This shovlr is entirely gotten lap by the � I .. F F. friends heresbouts will be p1gased to lear- - . sirea very large attendamroe.-Mr. Andrew less ikely to interfere with other jather-,� .� . �. v. � Llquidato�. : 1297-1 0. J. SUTR19RLAND Notary Public, Con. = The best and warme.it kines for Wies � our , They also met a number of i . . . ( t I old friew" PRTAS Visiping Stratford from this , Ross, of Toronto, spent Sunday last in Sea- veyance commissioner in hi rh court of justice, people of Bluevale and �icinity and io de- ings in the Vicinity. On Monday evening, 'and Children, you'd likely find jus 11 q , while on the Pacific Coast ; among them t, .,3 section will find it. to f6ir advantage to call at the forth visiting iriends.-Hugh Grieve and . issuer of marriage licenses i 6nd Insurance agent. peudent upon their enterprise for exifitence, the 24th inst., the programme for the win- Misses . t I world- - � Y what you want and cheap too. . -- P Rev. J. W. McMillan, Duncain McBestl, establishment of 116. A. J. McPherson in that city. Frank B4ttie w' All legal documents Such as doeds, mortgages, agree. This yeAr is the first in which the society thu if- . I Ill ship a carload of geese - . I ter is to be arranged, And all the members . ! 11 I . . - - . L I I I � ` p. Mug. His announcement In Another column shows that he is , to New York on Monday. The load will ments, lemes and wills drawn ip according to law at have been able to pay prizes and they must - - I � Mrs. Howell, daughter of Rev. whb are willing to attend are requested to We must not f t to call. 'your, - � � 11 - I I grave, and others, offering inducements such as will pay purchasers to contain about 1,500 fowl, and were pur_ r,"cnable rates. , Oflice, at a e Post Office. 1296 be greatly gratified by the good saccess of - � orge I ' "I . e % I pay attention to whatfhe says,' 1297-1 1 con. the show. The building was entirely too pre ent themselves at that meeting. This 01 - . - � . 0 . . I . chased at an average of from 45 cents to 50 LOCAL BRiEF.9. -The weather still S a ttention to our very lairge assortment ' - ...: T - I . ociety has-been a great benefit in the past, � . .. .. i ,� MEN ANjD BoYs' LONG Boovs.-You should 'e in this adotion,for the in- a t, JJ - - . I . L 3 : DoixG WELL. Mr. John R. killer, cents a, pieoe� They get $1.00 a piece for biDues favorab. small for the exhibits and the crowd pre an not only as regards the Temperance cause of Kid Gloves, Woollen Gloves, Mitts, I -, - I � I , call at George Good's store and save money by buy. t; mud root'c�ops.-Our . - I k --- th *in Of frui The show of horses, cattle and stock was bu't in diffusing a social feeling, and morali Woollen Hosiery, Knitting Yarns, I . 4 - & 'or � � . License Inspector for South Huron, informs ing your winter boots and shoes now. J. R.Gitvaoity, them in New, - York. They will, both ac- g Is : 4 � I � busine- an report trad becoming brisk, THE- � , us that, when on his recent visit to thi) Liquidator 1 1297-1 company the load. -The debate on- the . also of a high quality The prize list has sentiment in the'comrvunity generally. , � - I . � " � i i . . . f- and, wer the prices pa d for. grain onlY been received and wil be published next We - Children's Caps-, &c. Our ,stock is - � I . : I � , Northwest, he. called- on Mr. D. 11. Rad- LTST ved J�reot from, the old country Prohibition question, under the auspices 0 � i wish them success. . � r PE �� I I 11 cliffe, formerly of this town, and pent a the finesfeechild's too, sets ever shown in Seaforth. the Mechanics' Institute Literary Society, higher, e�erything woul fairly hum. -A week. . complete in Cold Weather Goods. . I . I .� - ,, , .. -0 � - I �` . I - I . Call and doe them. J.,C. LAIDLAW. 1297-1 very inteiesting examina ,on and entertain- 0 . . I _ � � very pleasant day on his ranch. Mr. taken place this evening in Kidd's hall, - - . � Rad- I � - b Auburn- � � I- . .. I I 0 — . 8 t inent was held in our vill ge school on Fri. i . - - - . - . M000000001 L .. cliffe has a dairy farm at Big Hill Springs, The affirmative is to &ken by blesers. Cromarty. . i_ I =_ — . I . I I -District Lodge John McMillan, M.P., John Beattie and R.- � day afterno ; 1 7 ; ERS. � , _. -. . about 9-5 miles from Calgary. Mr. Miller TEmPER4*�Cx *ORK . on last. The school room "'13 NOTES. -Mr. Richard Aobbs and wife, of INDUCTION OF A PASTOR. -The Presby- Made Up Coloth-i-In ' �� :. i 11 says he has 53 cows, 41 yearlings, 28 calves, No..24,A�dep6ndent Order of Good Tem- N. Brett, and the negative by Messrs. twitefully decorated for the occasion, name- Nisisouri isiting friends here.' -Mr. tery of Huron met here on the 15bli,'itist, I 99 � __... .THib I , I I � . t � - " - U � - - � I i - 12 horses, 30 pigs and a lot of poultry, and plars, mbt in the Oddfellows' Hall, Clinton, George Jackson, -Harry Beattie and Thomas ly, the 4OObh anniversary of the discovery of Will. Bell, late of Michigan, formerly of for the purpose of inducting the Rev. i Rob. We have laid in a very large stoc'k ,- on the 14tli i1sist. This lodge represents America, In addition to the splendid pro, Staft, spent a few days with friends here. art Henderson into the pastoral chmige of � . � t seems to be doing well, and both he and E. Hays.-Ther6 was*a partial eclipse of the __.. - I . -_ i 4 I , Mrs. Radcliffe are greatly pleased with the twenty-lblar 94bordinate lodges and these gramme carried out by tl�;e pupils, ver i Manchester and Smith's Hill. Rev;' Mr. of the best quality of Clothing for . . . ' I - � , sun on Thursday. It was distinctly visible y " He has commenced a course in the Toronto Hamilton, of Londesborough, occupied the Afen and Boys. Suits, Overcoats, Un- I , � , - I I .. � a country. Mr. Miller was delighted with his lodges �vere iepresented by seventy-five through asmoked glaig.-Debective Phair, terestin and appropriate addresses were de' Veterinary College. -Mr. James Miller, ar,, pulpit on the occasion. He preached a very derwear, Caps and such like will he- � .1 fl - delegatei. Business of importance was of Londo' . - livered by the Rev. E. Softley, of St. Paul's I �� _�i location and says he never saw a finer place I n, who wa;3 shot by a, rough in that while -driving t(;' church on Sunday last, suitable sermon. , Rev. Mt. Stuart., of Clin- ) � I 1� � I � lr � transacted and general harmony prevailed. church, and Rev. J. S. genders?n, of Car- , - _. , �� for a creamery, as the beautiful, clear, cool , � city a few days.ago and an account,of which allowed his horse to run a* _. - In its wanted, and we wish to modestly at -ate - I .� . ay - �� It was d6cided.that these district meetings sRpe�ra in an el church. A very I% bar of visit' fright the horie ran itch, throw- ton, addressed the minister, and clearly de- � . : * Dmil � water of the creek runs right through it, other column, died from his m , r ii t into the d what we believe to be a fict, that we � , � - fy � and is utilized for the double purpose of run- be contiBuediati the delegates voting in favor injuries Wednesday morning. He was one of tore Were present, sbowi-og" Ptlluiemi n erest they - ' the occupints in a heap, beemking Lilly fined his duties. Rev. Mr. Geddes, of with di � 4 � � __ -.__ � m I - of the Jhotionj by a standing 7ote. The - take In the school. The,;c,hi,e,rs l,r. J. T. 'ng Whitechurch, addressed the congregation. -stand this season in the -very front � I . � -m. In . � . iof whil . 11 - . -�', ; I I escaped with a few Mr. Henderson is not a stranger here, for rank of Clothiers. If,it's a large new � - ,with *i - g- 'adjourned at Six o'clock to meet police force. -The Thank -offering meeting bruises. -The foot ball match played at during the pastor -ate of Rev. Mr. McMillan, stock you would like to pick from-, I... . 'in no � k ning the churns and cooling the crea the oldest and best men on the London 1( i r i;� h I , �6" ! July he was getting 25 cents per pound for meetin I Wren, Mrs. McLean, at I peon, are I .. . . . � ; � again al;fl�elgrsve on the 18th of January in connection with the Seaforth entitled to, and did race ve, great credit for I � . � , I all the butter he could make. The many next. A pitbliq temperance meeting was Woman's Foreign Missionar Auxiliary Ithe - - s4ffa on Show day. between the Mitchel he occupied the pulpit here during that -fen- I � pains they took in pr)viding the enter - 1; - . - vase -1 friends a,f Mr, Radcliffe hereabouts will be y Society, held . . and Staff clubs, resulted in favor of the ,c you'll, find it here. If it is neat fitting, I . 11. pleased to learn that he is doing welil. u- tatument and the vbry,c ,editable manner in home club, the score being 3 to .0 in favor of er ,ore, at I � held by ihe Good Templara of Clinton ,in in the Presbyterian church last Friday eve I tleman's visip to Scotia . nd, He, th a Te . h h . the eveM InAhe Town Hall. The chair Ing, was a well attended and:pleasant meet. which thier scholars car � ied out the pro. Staff&. The return game is being looked enters upola bib new duties under the most sty lish and serviceable clothing, yolak I the M: . - . : r 7 . AcCIDENT.-Wo are sorry to learn that was ' well 71led 'by a member of the Lodge, Ing, The address by Mrs. Shortreed was , gramme. I Mrs. J. Mu'ay) of W'Dgham, forward to with much interest.-Vur now favorable circumstances. He is a good are after, our's is the place, for we I .. . that 0 . 1: '. -he * ,� Mrs. James Pringle, of Stratford, and well and a g,�od programme was presented. 1he and formerly of this vill I a, is visiting be? preacher, and an earnest, indefatigable t . ^ 15 very interesting and the free will offerings . inerchant is doing a good, thrifty trade in - keep the best of everything. Oall and , .1 oic tbroughoub was excellent. The rin- were in exceas of any former ye . ar. -We are boots and I worker, and the people of his new charge ' . 9u f, known here, met with a severe accident last mul - p mother, Mrs, Laing, the township of arail -1 q dresses a ,phoes.-Preparations are be' stock, it will pay you in . . . The 11 Friday while out driving in that city. ,The cipal ev,bnts of the evening were ad glad to notice that Mr. Samuel Carnachan Hay. -Mr. G. C. Petty as returned hom `9 have made a moat judicious selection, , If. examine our I I -1 - .1 I . ' from his recent teip to Manitoba. While made for a tea meeti in connection with I 'Tuitiot A i Beacon says � " As Mr. James Pringle, the by ev: G. ug.hes, of Wingham, of Egmoudville, is again sufficiently re. our village church. lev. Mr. Henderson they do their part, theic,pastor - will do his, many ways. � , r . ;,I Rev�� . �miyth, of Clinton. . The first- there lie met in with a good many of his old , -The same evening a tea meeting was held, . guilty �: well-known grain dealer,. accompanied by I - novered to be able to walk'up .town. will deliver a lecture on his trip to the tea being served in the temperance hall, - .. - � , r . I li I his wife. were driving on the Northern road, named gentleman spoke of life in old Lon- - , ueighbore.from this sectijon, whom be found Coast, while Rev. Mr. Hamilton willepeak . I ,send t , � . � i 1. I don, es�,eeiq6lly among the poor. He, gave well and' pro he Rev. CaRon . and speaking in the church, The choir of Edward McFaul I - pedim I'� spering.. - - I � ,I . .. . I just within tho city limits, their horse shied . &MONDVILLE, NOTRS,-Old Mrs. Gor. on his trip to the Holy Land. , - i Ln excellent address, and was listened to, m&lly - Richardson, of London, delivered a grand - � the church rendered .suitabI6 music on the . . V,� I at some heaps of gravel which were lying.on - , who has been entirely helpless from - 01m, � i E I . - . I ,� oc " Christian Unity " was the '. , .-. 1, I M"krkeA attention. Mr. Smyth gave a address in St.' Paul's church, dh Tuesday casion. � ith. SEAFORTH. *L, 1.� the road unspread. The horse started so w paralysis for some months, was removed to � Chiselhurst. 00000001 . � half ti �_, . . 41 ; . . suddenly- that Mrs. Pringle was thrown out general temperiance address. He is a good the convent in -.London on Friday last. . She evening last, the occasio i being the Harvest main theme of the occaaion. A more suit- I - to -the , �. - I � i� L speaker. and is%well up;on the temperance a church was most . �1, - � . and sustained some severe injuries. A gen- lived alone in a log shanty near the river Home Festival. Th NOTE$. -Mrs. Horton, sr., in very low, able one could not have been chosen, repre- urday. He had been awa 1? ,� . y for two years �Voslfb ;�t I ,4tie,tiol", lie speaks with animation, And . tastefully an and her recovery is not thought 'possible.- sentatives of five different churches being . � tleman, who fortunately was near when the and had it not been for the generous atten- d beautif Ily decorated with . and returned unexpected ly.-Mr. J. Melkle- worse] I - I . . 0� was we - recew a n . f � : accident occurred, took charge of the horse . - - john will take possession of Hr. H-astWe . r h - � ad, One of th 9" est meet- tion of her neighbors, she would have been nearly all the products o the earth, reflect- Mr. Thomas Nichols is about again ; be had present on the platform The proceeds o u ' �� .1 I I and drove to the city for assistance. A "'gs of� the ind I have ever bad the badly off indeed. Her every want was Ing the greatest credit o the eommittee into 4 Serious illness for three weeks. -Messrs. the meeting amounted to over $60 clear Of blacksmith shop at the beginning of� next I %ew , I il I h i J. Fitzgerald and Henry Eyre spent Sun- all expenses, I �, � pleasuro of attending, was brought to a whose hands this import nt work was com- 't i . I -1 I ! physician was found and the unfortunate ' - attended to .by these kind people, and too . year. - . t1i.. I I 11 . i -; I lady removed home At once. She was ren- conclusion b� the enthusiastic Audience much praise oaian6f be giverl to the Self- mitted.-Quite a num r of delegates left day recently with Revi Win. Torrance, of 0 I 0 . I erron I L, I . � . � L .11, -A MEA1- denying Piotestant ladies wfio waitbd- on I here this week to attend Goderich. They re the reverend gen- Bmt Wawanosh. . , s OToen. . terlitti singiv g I ' God Save 'the . Queen. " -the Christian En- meort I dared insensible for half an hour, her head . � I le a . - Hill � � � . � . � � . � . . . I �, having struck, the bard road, inflicting BER OF THE DISTRicT LODGE. her day and night. What .grand depths of deavor Convention being �held at London.- tleman as b?ipg gain for his work, THE LATE JoH.-T Bo_xE.-1b 'becomes our NOTXS.�Mrs. Smith, of Exeter, and Mrs. their . � "4 a wound in wbiGh it was found necessary to � kindly, action Are induced b such cases of Among those uvho recen0ly left we omitted after a serious ilIncess. ; Mr. Torrance exceedingly painful duty to chronicle the Bell, of H ftzqu( I I �� y preached in this church for three 'years, and agnilton, former residents of this I '�; put several stitches. One of her logo was Loc4 BRxEns. - Thursday, November .human used ! Here is 2 to mention' The a I ,� - e true secret of the name of Mr. John Buchanan . 0 sudden and unexpected demise of Mr. John vicinity, were renewing acquaintances here . I I I I . - t Is Sbill greatly loved by the people. -R v- B6ne. Throughout a life of three score a i Ever) V 'I - . � i, I also severely wrenched. Later reports say 10tb, bas beem' proclaimed Thanksig mpering our - I last week. -The reviv I meetings, which are . I � I . - lying worldly enjoyment, not in ps who is attending the Agiioultural Colle I I -�f I ' On the beiagconducted d I . , 0 I . . , ,c� . no serious consequence.0 are likely to follow. day. -Mr. John:Green has sold his. ttage own selfish desires, but in ministering to the Guelyb. -Professor 110,wkide, of Brussile I , G. McKinley, B. D., preniihe'd a good ser years he enjoyed robuist health. 11IM t . �. cc village last !�.'iveek, callin mon in the Methodist Church on Suida r, - I on God�rich street, to Mr. Andrew Little, wan�r of others lets favored than ourselves. ,was in the . g on a yy morning I Ri I ,=ober 3rd be went to bring , grie" - � the pasto � by Rev. H. Irvine, assisted .by Mrs. Pent.- I . � -1, . ANo N,SLATION.-Dr, N�rman of Harpurhey, for $750. It is pleasantly It is very satisfactory tonote the many mpty barrels. Wh n at- I . � � jf� Timn TRAZ few of his old frien4s.-A large number " r, Rev. H. Irvineo taking educft- home a 0 Reire I , �!� - I ,Rs. Pentland I � � , W. Meldruni, of,Ayr, Ontario, sends us a from this village attenctod Mr. John Mann- tional4ork on Hensall circuit. - land, are largely xttended.-S,� ; I . � tgeno . �o �.- - situated, and Mr. Little has got a cheap well kept grocery, butcher and bakery rigs teffipting to climb up on the load his foot reached to the Sunday school children last I I MISS , � 1 ,-. IR I �� 6 translation of the extract, published two place. ; Mr. bmeen int- Ing's auction sale, bel r Sabbath morning, and to . � I I " , iA 40 � .� ! -- by so r , �!' ends removing his which come frogn'town, 'with well kept, � on Monday last. slipped and he fell back ort the ho ses,which � a lirge cougre- , '_ 17, . v , -Mr. and Mrs. John, carefully driven horses, but there in room His neighbors all regreCthat lie has decided - in I ,1 weeks ago, from Rev. Murdo McKenzie's family i from ,town. Morris - mesired them and they ran away. Apparent- gation in the eveni,ng,-Mr. James Cochrane ! � � ...: m� � . - I "I lastl . � .. Gaelic sermon delivered in Toronto. In his to leave the farm and e6ter into business at NOI,Es,-Mr. Robinson Russell, of Sagi- ly one ot the wheels struck Mr. Bone on the I � - McCa4hey, of.Ethel, passed through hero for improvement in some of the drivers at � sendi 1�k now wears a smiling ,face. -Miss Martha � - - � - I letter Dr. Meldrum says : "As a nati Ridgetowil, as be was v� good and obliging naw city, Michigan, paid a -visit to his head, fracturing the right temple. He Hudson has returned home from Hensall.' .... - �: . 6� ve on Wednesday on their way home, after least, who never realize that horses have -1 - an og I __ i neighbor. We wish hi(n success. -Miss Ida parents on the 6th line for t a chi � I ; I I � born Canadian, it would be treating the lan- spending a few days visiting friends in And- rights to be respeited, and that it is not a few days this breathed for a short time, bu did not ILP- Apple -pulling is at pre -sent engaging the at- � , � . - � .. I T, guage of our fathers with contempt if I did necessiry to drive like Jahn to do Dick, daughter of Mrs. 1homas Dick, of the week. His wife and family accomp aied pear conscious of suffering. The sad e ent tention of our fairmers.-Mr. Oliver dole- . '� f t � . around, Tuckeramith. Mr. McCartney is an one's . T E6 V See- ---, . I R : not, among the rest, make an attempt to . Blind Line, township ot Hay, has accepted him to their home an nesday.. has cast a gloom over the entire comir.unity, . . `00111 I ", I old Tu kersmith boy, but is now one of the duty. -Mr. D. Stevenson iitendr, moving - . . , . . & rumn has) on appeal. been granted a third - � k I . .� �::� � * n 11 I - I give so beautiful and comprehensive a piece most ptomperous farmers of the township of his family down to the village if a suitable the situation of milliner in Mr. D. S. -Miss Maud Thompson, of Brus3els, is and but one sentime t is expressed and that te is , i � , . t class certificate. The mat. r w consider- I 9 I .. I ' : � � -ir Grey. -The Annual Convention of the Pro. house can be found. We hope the change I riends on the 6th line for a few is sincere an _ , i , of diction in the common language of the _ Faust's store, Zurich. -4A number from here visiting f d hear felt sorrow at the sud- ably delayed, he not receiving word u�tld - , A yout . I Tl descendants in this country. It suffers vincial-Soviety of ChristiA-n Endeavor is be. may benefit Mrs. Stevenson's health . which attended the Division (Dourt held at Zurich' dayr.-Threshing is about.finished up now, den demise of one who had led a busy Ali . I I . , I badly in trans-lation- It cannot be'inade to ing heid in London lt . I .. d lastweek.-Mr. Thomas Coleman is going . tell- y , �� on Wednesday last, sorpe as parties to suiti and nobody is sorry. -Council 'meeting at useful life, His warm and genial ,disposi- to take charge of the Hills Green cider mill Wei" � I ,� . his *eek. The follow. has been causing bar frienda much anxiety � - I 't � � � � 7 _ � appeal to the feelings as it .does in the ing, aN others as witnesseii.-Miss M. Morri- the ball on November 7th. -The bridge at tion won the resppct and esteem of all wh in place of Mr. John Elgie.-Miss Mary t* OX14 � � '-I i� L -- the delegates from Seaforth :. Mrs. for many months. -Much regret is expressed and I - L , I - Ir I original, which, as a IaDguiLge of true ora- � rel son and Miss C. C. Ohapmai), spent last Sunshine has been repaired at last. -_Mr. had the pleasure of his acquaintance. Deo- McNair, of Grey, has been the guest of - s . . In , L ,I, Young' L and Misses Tufflord, at .the continued indisposition of the Rev. t4 ir " I ::11 , , id : "I ;,� � % tory, can take second place to no other." a, Henderon, L. Willson, S. McLean Mr. Needham. His pulpit was occupied , . �. - I I I � L 4 % � r . I . Dav . Sabbath in Bayfieldj-Mr. H. Kinsman,' Wm.. Baines, of the 5th line, is at present ceased was born in Dumfries -shire, Scotland,- Miss MAry- Maxwell during the past we6k. � tellee � � f . The translation given last week,-' was by and! Mbasrs. E. Cherry and Newton ,me.' -last Sabbath .'by - Mr. W. A. Markley, a dentist, of Exeter, will-, hereafter visit Hen- very ill. -Mr. Thomas Russell, jr., is away and when four years old came with his I ;* ex-te 7 � I L, L L � ' I __ I - . _ ! . Mrs. George McInto3hi of. McKillop, and 0 pall. twice a month, a advertised in this packing apples in Waivanosh.-Milis Jennie parents to this country and settled in the I . �: - I Tavp,h4l We hope they will have a siudent from Knox college, Toronto, - wh n , I L I � . _ � Wroxeter. ... , .not Mr. McIntosh,. as sti.ted. The follow- g A . delivered. two excellent discou' paper. - .i Hanna, of the 6th line, to away V. . I h ; f o, time --The contract for the erection rses., Mr. J,. isiting at township of Puslinch, near Galt, where his 0 44 I I I � 11 � � a� Uxbridge for a few weeks. -Turnip pulling, youth and early manhood were- spent, ex- � . I A � ing i_;t Dr. Meldru M''s translation : " There of the new Cdleman foundry buildings was H. Borland, B.A., also of Knox'college, � - A LA'.nENTED Dmmr. -A promising career I � _� - � � � . 'els, � 11 � . . . . : � . is a crown of glory on the head of Moses awarded to Ali. John Copp for $8,000. The will take charge of the-mork for the next Bruso" will -soon be in order now. -Potatoes a g some of the difficulties incidental was cut short, and a brief, well -spent life . ; . I , re pertencin I �� - ' I Acute � � I - I ,I). r, rotting badly in many places. -Apples suddenly brought to an end by the recent I � ... . that will not fade away; there will, for work i8 to be completed by the clues of the three weeks, when it is hoped Mr. Netdba - Bela. evap. - , � 1-1 111 AIII'LE S WANTF -7 are topioneerlife. Twenty-six years agohe, lintela . �,�. I ever be honorable mention made of,the . . �At the Bru& a good crop,, and many loads dail may be with his wife and young family, removed to death of Mr. . John Davidson, jr., at the . I F " - .1 I year-, iind a large force of men are already will be able to resume his pastoral duties.- orating factory. The uudirsigned has enlarged his . y I this ( � , i- : �, . � . . 11 I !� � loving, righteous man. It is not to Mose;1 at 'Work. The buildings completed will cost Is it possible that our council, who axe all factory to double tile c pTity and is open to buy seen going to Brufi8els and Blyth. . early age of 23 years. He was the eldest - 11 I �t ._� , I 0, ' the county of Huron', where, by divine :I went I , - I 1: alone that this is giv'onj but to all who love between ten and twelv' any quantity I of a pies. �mall apples will not be ac- GOING TO ALMA. -M ri Christopher Michie blessing, thrift, industry, and sound jud2- on 6f our respected townsman, Mr. John . . --- 1. espee I ; a thousand dollars. farmers,. intend the narro'w ridge of I 9 . f Z i I . .. intends leaving shortly for Alma, W'elliDg- ment, he had the satilf' [ng tge Davidson, and stood very high in the esti- : . " I I They Will be of brick. -This time last year gravel and boulders laid on our street to be si,, will be taken. W:nte� apples 25, cents per bag, 44btion of seei � know the Lord Jesus, who gave h,imself as a cepted. Wind -f IFIls sweet �or sour that -are of any � . . r � . I , ransorn.forsin. Come,theu,to Him. We there v6re a dozen men for every job that a finish for this season ? Surely a few loads L. MARLER, Brussels. 1!" � 1296.4 ton county, where he takes the position df wild bush lot put Odiar cultivation3 com- mation of all who knew him, being of an - . ,of a< . . , I I I ,� I .. . was going. ibis fall it is almost impossible might. be spared to fill the numerous holes �� I farm, the property mo , open, genial Us' ture, always fir6t in any good ': if her . 11 are here far from our home, but vie are one " � ': herdsman at Sunnyrside ' dious buildings erected, and prosperity I . . - SHOW CORRECTIONS,� -Mr. Finlay McIn- . . . .- #-. in the flesh, one blood courses throuuh our to get 6.1aboring man or mechanic for. any and. make driving more coxnfoitabl6. We of James -Hunte nt breeder of prevail. Deceased w4s a stauuoh and ac- . - birth . c) tosh was awarded ,and pri�e for dra . r, a promine work, an4fblameleas in life anJ character. . - ught, - - � ltl veins, we Speak one language. May it purpose. This is due to th short 'horn cattle, Shropihire sheep'land tive member of the Presbyterian church. Of a, studious disposition he passed through i� " a large am6unt pay enormously in wear and tear on account stallion under two y+s, at the sho w- here, . � i 1, . I � recei ; -1- . j 1� y Clydesdale horises. Mr. Michie is a steady, On several occasion8'he acted - the High School very creditably and took . ; . - , please the Lord that we ma be one in of building going on in town this year.- of badly �onstructed roads� but then it is and Mr. James Cam�.bell was given the 2nd on building � vradi . - - - I � , 1,i� Christ, true brethren 'in Him and He our Messrs., Bright Brothers, -clothiets, are hav- an- indirect tax, like our -"beautiful system prize for carriage tea T', inst"d of those who industrious young man, and one who has third, and afterwards a second-class certifis. - � . �X! . , committees, the first, time when quite a, *beer - � � . , v -4 r 11 ilng la tlew plate glass front placed in their - always manifested a deep interest and taken young man, to erect the Presbyterian church cote. He '-ughtechoolat R-itchie'8 school , � a elder Brother." of protection, %nd .of course not felt, but ieceived credit in the! regular list as publish- - , 411 ta; cepti I . i,. I � a I - I .. i . 4� , I . I stoAq whip� when completed, will give the it tells all the same on the eneral wealth of, ad last week. n active part in everything calculated to in the village of Hespeter. His co-workers house, Howick, and subsequently at Chrys. . . � - I 9 I I I 16*813 I . - It Womg�N's WORIC FOR TmmPERA�NoE.-At store quitrea nobby appearance. -Mr. David the country. A bug, � I- . fromote the general welfare of the epinmun. - � i -, ggy Wheel jolts into a say of him, " we have lost a wise friend and lor's on the gravel road, giving the very . may I It, I the allnual meeting of the Women's Chris- . A GOOD REcORD.-The following prize ity in which he resides. Although he may loving brother." He leaves a wife, three best of satisfaction at � �il - Sproat, of Etholl�wss -here this week at- rut -or strikes a stone and someth* both places. , _4 9 Ing gives He was : �� Ten �; tian Temperance Union.. of Seaforbb, the winners in the cattlelclasses at the recent be only temporarily absent he will be much sons and a daughter to -mourn a good bus- offered the post of first assi .�' � , � . J teudink the funeral of his nephew, Mr. way or is badly shaken up. A stant in the pub- . � . � I ;- I 11AN � - - heavy Brussels show were jot by bulls owned or inissed here. lie school at Paris, whiffler � he went iast �. j I �!l treasurer's report showed the following do- Alex. Sproat, jr6 He- left for home on wagon, under similar conditions, not only band and an indulgent fathb-r. On Sabbath, this :, . ) j.- � : V, i 7 nations, whichnlaybp ofinterest: Council, bred by Mr. De,vidl. Milne, of Ethel, Viz.: -_ 1 14� 1 Wednesday. -Mr. W.O. Re'id Spent Sunday suffers a bad shaking, but the horses are Darhame.-Bull over 2 -years old, let prize; I ___ I October 9th, the Rev. W. Geddes preached year, and where he contracted typhoid fever, �, - � I I I p . I has r f I I ;� $50; Mr. T. 'O. Ke�np,$20 Mr. James . '_ I �, ; and Monday in Wingiiam, visitirig friends. fretted and perhaps are struck a hard bl1w bull, ullder 2 years iP, let ; aged cow,2nd ; Kippen. an able, loving, warning discourse from the which proved fats in spite of all that the I .- ;r .1 � train . ... . � : � . i �: " McMichael, $5; Mrs �, Chesney, $5; Chil- Mrs. Poultert of the Public School, 'has with the pole of the wagon. . Some of the I words, 11 Take ye head, watch and pray, . kill of the local physician- an wall as of Dr. '� , Of wl � V_ . 2 -year old heifer, let ; 1 -year old heifer,lat; NoTicE. --All accounts due the' under- a] . I . � . dren's entertainment, $8 ; a friend, $1. been ill for a week, and Miss Cash signed, must be o,-ttled before November ist,without for ye know not when the time it." Smale, of this place,,his falmily doctor and . I � - . , - � � I _4 f had most progressive and wealthy countrie i �� calf, let, 2nd and 3rd. 1. I I ; I a 132 bull calf, 2nd ; heif( . W40 b � I - , o . - . I 1, . Fifty-six dollars of thai aniount have been to teach in her place. -Mr. Cameron Smith, Europe expend as much as $6,000 per fail, 1). WEMMILLER. 1296-2 "Brief life is here our portion ; the - assiduous nursing 4 Iiis, father and '. � �' Spent in ch%rity. The Relief mile Grades. -Aged cowi, Ist prize ; 2 -year old I I qidf I �_ � � I I . � Committee- who'lilis been practising law here for some in ordinary roid making and find it as again . of cli r - BUYING GIRAIN.-D. McLennan h Brief sorrow-, short-lived care ; mother, who were !in'attendance at his bed. 4 . . . � I seldom gave money, but filapplied wood, A heifer, lat i; 1 -year dtdl heifer, 2nd ; heifer . The life that knows no ending, � 1, . ! 1, . time, 1.8 going to remove to Hensall, where profitable investment - in the long rufi. calf; 2'ad ; fat cow, tod. This is -'a pretty Opened up the Kippen grain ware -house, with Mr. The tearless life Js there. 11 side, could do, His body was brought here ;� Rare I I J groceries, or other necessaries or paid rent. he will open a law office. John Koffattin charge as usual, and the highes . �_ and buried in the cemetery, the funeral � � . The Housall peo. t - I I Tea dollars were spent in getting t I good prize record, &W shows the beneficial figures will be psid for all kinds of grain, , Farmers Oh! happy'retributiop! I - ,�: 1014 . .. I �, I emper - ple will find him a reliablqe practitioner - . he largest eveeknown in -this � t, n "I - and Tuckersmith. Short toil, eternal rest ; . being one of t i �, I results flowing fr�'ni even one good herd. bring it right along. 1294 M " � . . - . . , J) f 'he : Al 5 � &nee literature to distribute, and sending a good citizen, His friends here will wish , For mortals and for sinners, neighborhood. 11 Johnnie " Davidson, as - , I � to I 1. I I I MR.- J. Cumm.iNc;'s BIG SALE. -One of' But, in addition to t - sev. � . , - literature and comfort; bags to lumbermen. he above prizesi a large NOTE -$.-Rev. H. J. Fair preached so. A mansion with the blest." -CO31. was familiarly called, was one of those - . I ill . , 1. him success in, the sister village - -Mr. the largest as well as most successful auction number of the prilze winners at Atwood, ceptably in the Methodist church last bright, ardent spirits who mikke themselves . de I � .. - � � I . .r ; I , : I i TI- Those bags contained needles, pins, thread Th:)mas Govenlock, the indefatigable and Sales ever held in this townah* Wroxeter, Fordwich and other shows were Sunday. -Mrs. George Taylor has, quite. re- I . E - . . I � � 1, 1p was con. at , and all the little things required for a win. energetic President o 'Molesworth . I I , . E . , beloved by all, and whose lou is.falt to be �, .� . bAST � 11 , 4 f the Tuckerernibli ductod for Mr. James Cumming on lot 10, got by bulls 4 BRIEF BITS,-Jamee Wright, our renown- A personal one by all his friends. He was . � �.. 11 , I ter in the camp. The afficers for the pres- Branch Agricultural Society, was round concession 7, on Tuesday lost,' 18th inst., by Milne. either wned or bred . by Mr. covered from' her recent illness. -Mr.Charle I " - �, . M 10 .... I . . I . I �� . _11 . ant ea�rare: Mrs. . � I Jonee .was compelled, through sickness, to ed shoemaker, vi ited bis-Jarm in Morris an foremost In the football field and prominent I - � . � I y 1). Smith, President; with a subscription the 'other day to raise I - a � ran& I I �'. � � � -1 Mrs. Kirkman and Mrs, --T. 0. Kemp, Vice- auctioneers W. G. Duff and Wm. McCloy. BRIEFS, -On Tuqsday a number of the leave his studies in Seaforth, and cozine Friday last, where he Bpent a day packing in the Society of Christian Endeavor, being � �� I i I . I t, * - Presidents ; Mrs, Dr. Smith, Recording money sufficient to free the society from the The sale commenced about I o'clock, by members of the Br4seele gun club attended home, but we sre-glad to see him able to be apples.--:-Misis A. GIs i. �. � _ load of debt which has been ,�bearing it which time a ,p has been on the sick secretary of the Society in connection with . I t.. -1 Secretary ; MiFis A. Co*an, Correspond . - very large crowd had assem. the tournament at r Atwood, when they ex. out again.�There is some talk of . 1. . of " I � IV �� I n 2 down for some time-,' It was being liberally the list for a few days, 1*nd had to close her the Presbyterian church while here; an . .. . li t , - , YO .1 - - � . � Secretary and Treasurer ; Mrs. Clarkson, bled. . Mr. McCloy op6ned the sale�. with a pected a $50 cup w�a to be shot. for. There Methodists trying to get Mr. Weismiller's school. -Mr. Robertson will Foon have his earnest temperance worker and one of the . I � , - '� � . Superintendent of Relief Committee ; w pre iminary n � � . � M - : signed, and we hope Mr. Govenlock. will fe I' ' '_ remarks,, after which Mr. were 19 Shots in al� competing, being from residence for a pa,raonage. The matter now- house ready to move into. A umber founders of the late literary society, as weU chili Mrs. succeed in his effort, If he does -no . - y I . .1 ? � '' � I . : it. , ? - � ! f i t no Duffsold. the small articles in his usual able Listowel, Stratfor4l, Brussels and Atwood, comes up before quarterly of friends assembled at his farm on Frida as a consistent member of the Presbyterian lik-0 � X Y. McLean, Superititendent of Heredity person else can. -Mr. and Mrs. R. H, Col. .� y I -� . . manner. Mr. McCloy then took the I:am. I but the cup can�.e to. Brussels, Dr. Me- meeting. -Mr. Weismiller -intends moving last &lid hurried '-along the shingling. -A churchi- - He also belonged to the Masonic I : i�� . 11 and Hygene; Mrs. Elliobt and Miss M. E. Me- line, of Exeter, were in town Saturday and mer and commenced the sale of a long array , Naughton being the winner. But the cup his family to He I ,go 2! T_ I I , . I � , 1 14, Loan, Superintendents of Press Department; Sunday. While here they we nsall. -1 1343 number of the farmers of this vicinit order and was buried, with Musanic honors. - I the � . 11 � I re the guests I �_ � y I �. . of implements, and being possessed -of good � . 1. . � - _ . turned out'to be a I $5 one, instead of 650.- THE RON, JoHx MoLEA-N.-The " Wiek- too their lambs to Listowel on Saturday.- it Is given to few young men to be In tqueh - I 1, � � and , _ � . Mrs. M. B. Smith, Superintendent of Lit- of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Willson. ---;,There is judgment, a sharp eye and plenty of wit, J. D. Ronald sent,-�is,large double engine to ly Box of Curion," a paper published in On Tuesday, Andrew Doig, of the 2nd con. with so many diffai,ent phases. of activity, I , � � erature .- Mrs, T. O.- Kempt Superintendent ` .. : I � . already some talk as *to who wilL be the oc- - I . ; of work among lumbermen ; At won for himself, in his first appearance as an Halifax to be tested there last week. The Yokohama, Chins � - �, I . Ise A. Cowan, oupant of the civic chair next year. If -the anctioneer, an enviable reputation. , makes the following cession of Howick, was united. in marr and it may be comfidentially alleged that _� to Ad 11 _1 I Su isge , � 4 electors consult their'own intereatig the will a rence to a former Kippenite. :� 7 . . ,,, Norintel] dent of Sbientifle Temperance y When city of Halifax adked for tei ders for the re!P. It Says : to Miss Annie Miller, of the 4th 2oession. 11 ... � 11 � . Juvenile work. IeVas thought advis- invite the present May . or to remain in the about half the implements were sold Mr. angina, and rece4ved eighteen. They de. '� A universal smile covers the American Col Many an older man could be spared with . , �_ - W12 � . . .. � - _� e U I ,- I I The two drove to our village in the'�lft, r. less se so of ge � � C � . McCloy gave place to Mr. Du neral loss than 11 Johnnie," i 4- ; I i i 091 We have no In ?I _. . � 'T I SM6 to divide the town into four wards no Won for another 'year, ff, who, hav- dided to purchase � the one giving the beat Colony owing to the news that the Presi- noon where the knot was tied by Rev. N. out down ere he had well croned the thresh- . 't, sto - . � I I I'll to Inake the wotk of the Relief Commit- I g had a breathin$ spell, resumed his work Satisfaction in public test, the different dent, in his great g od * d ment, has ap. Stevenson, - Xr. C. W. 'Watson mud Miss hold of what promised to be - an honorable,# . A , U - it ; - � I � I J e vi or, a a 01,11 a an as Vice and Mary Rose acting the part of groomsman useful and distinguish 1-1 00 F � - I ? * a �, � . 3 . . � I he luctioneers did their work When the time ar ived there was no ed life. His tald* - � - � � � . The cept the position, but if he would it will p y balance, thus t one to Cputy Consul General fov the United and bridesmaid.-All1r. John Mines, who has off was all I I I . Union also decided to offor pr I . ,Mu 9 tee lighter than it his been before Inomledge that Mr. Holmested would ac- w li renew d ' 6nd disposed of the tests being mad a &own to the tenderers. t d -Hon. John cl I .ar at any . alternately throughout the sale. Next face the music but tho Ro u the more. pathetic in that he was - his I izes to any of well to keep him- there for next ye .� . the Band Of HOPO PuPild who would write rate.-It'is many years since there nald a d A * keag - States of America, to be Stationed as an been away for a number of years, returned shortly to be married to & young lady of thit . I �." . 1. .. � - the best essay or give the best recitation on -has been came the horses, and although there were engines, and the Ronald had a wallimoiler in ornament at anagawa, bat really to be f ' the soutk last week 4 �� , . I � ternpe � . such a 16ng continued spell of delightful no - exorbitant prices real!' " tonal rom -mid the rpioici go elace, HIS family and those neaest to hils . . ._�`, 11 I rancO ; Mao proposes opening a con weather at this season as we hav- zed in this line, every test, Mr. � d intends competiff located at ok wnsi. Any * sucker that of bit parentafrelatives.-Mr, u .�! I . I � I . 0 the animals were exceptionally wdli sold, at Chicago next year."Ift J. Garduir a' Colin Xur- I �_, 4A : . � gia say$ that 11 Rop clO 1110t-Moum alone, but have the N - �� - , . � ROP 1104 9,170 ungrAtieful, " don't ray returned ftom Naw W@gtW*14st6,T on ,Sst. - , -Ii - - " , I V - �,, ,� , , -a F_:,1V` , - - - I � - - - � - - ! - , , - , 9._ I i P P ad I 9 9 I I , , , r r I 61 )i 0 gia ill 67 r r ol , w I 0 i I te -� 61 , 11�1 , I �, . . .._�, I - . I . . I - I � � ; ) . .., 1 .of the entire neighborhood ia thek I I __ - _� IT, - - I . '- I - I I � � - � �._,_ � *-- 5 �� ;, � - - I - , � _-,.. ,-- _.---,.- - _. � - I � � , I - -, . �.-,. -11. _ _,__ , - -1 - . . . I � . I I -1 I I... � � . .i� - � I . . - � � . ,-1 I I . - - - .,- .11 - __ I - . .1 -_1 . - . __ . I , - 7 - � ___` . � - . , � --- 11 , I . � I . . , , - . A � � � � 1 '14 1 . i e - . I I �. I P I . ) I I I .- - � � _. . . . � - � I "�, . I . i ; - - .. I I - � . I � . . - . I . "t I � . I . �, . � . I 1. 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