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The Huron Expositor, 1893-10-13, Page 4t I . i � I � - I . EXPOSITOR. t I , - - - 11111111111111 - I .� I - � '!�: ,- . I I - . i . I �..! I . . - ' 00TOMat 13, 1893 � 7 � i I i � I , . - - - - i . I __ - . — I t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Toronto and will thus � have his d uble 00ttawa, too om,kll for his family and at. Companies conclude to renew their fnvita- have gone so near the pole. Captsia Por- Hamilton. Any other kind pickles, Walter Dungannon; George Crulokshank, W -M,. � I .1 . I � � . f I salary, the one which he receives for hi ser. tendants and he has asked the Government tion at any time the invitations will be me- ter says the condi ble 'Taylor, W H McCracken. ham ; Thomas J Bell, Clinton. � r M,The figure ibetween, the parenthesis' after each � - i . . . I . � � i one denotes' the page of the paper an which the vices to the private company iand 'the one to- erect a now wing, the cost of whicb, it is cepted straightway upon receipt. that had he had dogs and sledges he thinks FRUIT. Party that hits the most entries Li ap MtHforses,-ThomasL slie,Seofortb; I I I ,,, I I I I A USEFUL (?) OFFICIAL, he might have taken to the ice and reached In the Fruit Department, Geor ' Advertisement will be found. . 0 e Nott, J T ionj Dungannon. ; F, which he draws' from the � public tre oury estimated, will bg about $28,000. 11 Of the pole. : ies ofivinter ap4 " Cattle,-Goore � You Can Scarcely Guess -Duncan & Duncan. (6) � This Is the season when Lieutenant -Gov- Barr. Four named varlet 0 Johnston, Londemb-oro; 11 I I , for doing noth6 . And yet some cople courso," says the despatch, 11 the request i � Marvels --Jackson Bros. (6) I , 9 I . ' pies, Jae Potter, James Jackson. Four Charles Washingtoo, Auburn. . � ,ernor and Mrs. Kirkpatrick earn all the sal. - I I . � � I Wall Pa erj�qrnsden & Wilson. (5) are so blinded by partizanship as to b have will be complied with." This property was I . Last But Not Least. named variation fall apples, D McLean, Mrs Pigs. -John Govier., Hullett ; Edw I I e 0I ( - I The Be 1 ary the Province g . i . 'Mr �hlan. (b) si many years a ives them. Their social � Geo Nott. Baldwins, Jae Jackson, J Mof- Belli Londeaboro.- ard . � � Famff for Sa ohn Cornish- (,) thAt this country is - being: honestl � and purcha ad, not.' go, for $82,900, duty of attending games, bloycle meets and The Blyth 'Show, held on Tuesday and i 'e vil I . Ile W - I fatt. King of Tompkins, Jae Jackson, W 0 1 F Lecture-Egm:�njd . F. M. S. (8) economically governed. Wednesday last, was the last of the season McArthur. Northern Spies, J Shortreed, G RImPlements,-P "'a tt, Brussels; John � . I Auction Sa hdjorhe Muldoon, (5) . I , Sincetheit upwards. of half -&-million of dol. so on, in the patronage role le- all very well . itchie, Witigham. - .. 'e- _J. WIlso r � l i " . if the north wind blows pot too rudely over In this district, and in point of attendance It . . tt New Goods n. (8) f lare have'been expanded in making addl- Jackson, Rhode Island Greenings, J Barr, Poultry, -Win Grieve, MgKillop, � I �_Vlp . �� - Teacher Wsntc J 1%rroll. (6) Rosedale's hills, but even to good-natured was the most successful. The weather, both i Potter. Golden Russets, M H Harrison, -L Tasker, Hullett ; Thomas An. I I Cana ad, BV , _F � The ne;c The Power to Prohibit. �, tions, alterations and Improvements on it. people like them, the function of fair open- Sheep, � 4 s College -D. McLachlan. (8) � - do -Yet was delightful, and had the Directors D Moore. Roxboro Russets, M JX Harrison. arson, Belgrave. i M . I 4 Thani - it I ' n �Iggne. (,) ' , d "I I I "'A* P" ft, J 0 u mpany. (8) In one of his recent addresses 1� this It must be evident, therefore, that this Im- Ingo must be a tiresome one. From all the got to 'order for the occasion it could not Seek. no -Furthers, R R Laidlaw, Jae Jack. Ladies' Work, -Miss Dollie Shaw 13rus. X ', � - I The N orl . - counties between here and ever so far, come . I -_ � An -0 ortuni y -Prof. Dorenwend. ( Province and -while speaking of the q4estion mense sum of money has been very inju- I have been more suitable. Blyth Show in, son. Wagders, Jae Jackson, T Brigham. sel's. arju a) _ � - : . "I ; A B cad Prof, Dorenwond. (8) requests from country-fafr managements unquestionably, one of the most pop I ' Bendavie, R G McGowan, J Barr. Vander- Fine Art#,-grs. Dr. Graham, Brussels . u ar in- ,,, of the prohilbition of the liquor traffi , Sir diclously and unprofitably expended, or the, thatthe gubernatorial button pressing be stitutions of the county. The lade I from Vero, Jas,Potter,' J*me* Barr. Mammoth Roots and Vegetables, -Joseph Allan, ' I i i 'Leading Boot and Shoe Man -A. Waselob. (8) . . � ' I i 4 1 k - . Shtrts--J. M Intosh. (8) . John Thompson said: �� I � demands of the Governor General tire un- done on a And from their com. , I I uch a date. I'll 3 New Stock- I F. Edwards. (8) L tind Pippin@, Geo Jackson. F&Ilawater, James Clinton, i I , x i i the towns and townships for miles airo 04, I - on �� i It Wanted -W I MemseLr. (5) " The question has be ralsed -viihaiher reasonable and should not be complied with. fortable quarters on King street, the social seem to think it a sacred duty to give, their Jackson, It B Laidlaw. Talman Sweets, J Dairy &,�id Produce, -George Powell � . I . . and , I I I Teacher Wan ed -Thos. Rae. (6) power of prohibition rests with the Domin- Any man who has so many attendants that heads of Ontario must journey to speechify 'beat girls an airing at the Blyth Sbo Jackson, M H Harrison. Mani), R Hugho, S Herri4ton., Blyth. - . i I i Estray Sheep Robt Armstrong. (6) 1 1 wo _ � 111 ion Parliament or the Provincial Legislatui nd receive unwished for mental impressions while the more elderly 11 boys " whoop best M H Harrison. Maiden's Blush, Wm Mew G � �.., I re. & raini-'-A Taylor, Blyth. ; , . I I Land for Sale 1). B�e'hanan, (6) - house costing over half -a -million of dollars - : 'A 4 - Plows --T. X Ili@. (8) My own mind has no doubt:'whateven" M - of elongated beets and scorlbutic pumpkins, girls are "not so young as � j Bros. (1) - I Y 12 L ueed to Arthur, D McLean. Snow, Jae Potter, M. Fruit, -J SteO.'art, Berimillier. ,�. i TO Lot -Jae son own.mind is 4hat the power of prohibition is not large enough to comfortably ac(30mmo- The salary of the, Lieutenant. G, overnor is was, and from whose mabrotn"Iesy, but still H Harrison. Duchess of Oldenburg, Geo Manufactures,' -Robert Morrison,Auburn. r I I . : -1, Record of L I Prices --R. MaFaul, (8) reshvith the Dominion Parliameni, and I date them, has too large a retinue for life in quite a neat thing in its way, but does not comely cheieks the maiden bloom ,has i some Jackson,,Mrs Goo Nott. Calvert@, D Me- ; . If I : � I,- 3 Book cepin Class -Y. M� C. A, (8) . the I 11111111111 I 19 : � � . a would not have thought that -that could be this country, and the man for whom such a .ordinary subject of Her Majesty in this time gone. are like minded, and the result Lean, W'McArthur, 20 oz. Pippins, Mrs I �� , Dog a homas Thompson. (5) . . - . . . , I I i . To the Publ o -J. W. Snell. (8) . contradicted if it were not that so grpat an h tie is not good enough Is too good to live region thank goodness he is free to stay 69 to is that on Show day the bright little I town Goo Nott, H Ross. ' Any other named vari- otes, I : I .. .. I 3g, I ou I . Huron N "I A 1. � Comin to 8 aforth-Prof. Dorenwand. (6) � , authority as the Premier 'of home?" I : in so packed with -visitors that there in ety, Mrs D St' 7 ... I Crockery an Glanware-J. C. Laidlaw. (8) id ai ai�'O "' here. This Governor-General business as it ewarti, Mrs R Shortreed. Quite a noticeable improvement has 0"' z i I . Fine Old Ch ese-J, C. Laidlaw. (8) challenged that position, an 3ked me to . A TRAINING SCHOOL. carcely standing room. What the dri - : - I wing Collection of apples of any named variety, J fl� i ' 0 been made in Morris by cutting the brtah � . � Good Hous to Rent -W. N., NVatson. (8)' get the opinions of the courts pf the §ountry is now being conducted,is becoming too bur- On Tuesday, the Lord Bishop of Toronto card is it is difficult to say, as the Show, Brigham.' Winter pears, James Harrison, . � � ' .. I � I I I � -_ as to whether his G6vernmont or o re has densome for the people of this country to along the road through the Fralick wAT111), I I . I I formally opened the Training school for .although uniformly good, is not as good as MraltShortreed. Fall pears, Mrs F'. Short. -Mr.W. H. McCracken, of a ::: - .1 � 0 .. .- " some others that can not get halt the ctowd A I U I . power of pr h�ibition.'.' bear. , ' ,Deaconesses. This is the institution which - reed. Two named varieties of plums, W H Bruseefe ; 11 I., , �� captured 26 prizes at the Seaforth Fall Fai 1 : 'This statement does credit t 8 � John R . ir, ; � 11 I . 1. hr 1161troll & ' jo0ifor . I received substantial aid. from Mi's Wilson, A friend suggests that perhaps it is the McCracken. Tomatoes, R Sellars, Mrs H and on the Same day was awarded 17 pri 1, 9 (911 - shortly after the d6ath of.Sir Daniel Wilson Highland bagpipes that attract, as they R Walker. Collection of Grapes, A Jacob, Zee 1� i . . shows I at Belgrave. � , I a P # i Thompson's sincerit 'o.e. �,rt THE Dominion Government seems to have her. father. Agreat number of the Anglican always have two or three pipers in full uni- It B- Laidlaw. Crab apples, M Brethour, -A. Summers was seriously injured by I I y and courag � I'll -1 � . � 4 � I = . . , � -. --- - . I , t. -9 - - that he has no intention of shirking the re- considerable difficulty just now in reconcil. cle�gy were present and testified to the use. form, on the grouQs. Whatever t e . ��1. I h c0se, Mrs R Shortreed. Peaches, R B Laidlaw, getting entangled in the bolting and shaft. J . - ' 11 11 .11 I : I _1 I � opoi.asibility of a, troublesome questi n over Ing the differences between contending fulness ofthe work with which Mine Wil, tho'crowd is a fact, as on-WedneEday after- John Scott. . . � . 4� A ,I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Oct. 13th, 1893 �. I . I Ing at the Brussels flax- mill here 'On Thurs. � . 1- f . whichhe believes his government as pris- n, who recently returned from England, noon there must have been at leao five POULTRY. -Turkeys, A Jacob, J F Dale. 7 11 so � � It candid%tes for Lieutenant -Governorships, . day forenoon of last week. No boneswere I rokp�jm ; - � _�, where she studied the deaconefis Movement thousand people on the grounds,the g&t�e re- Geese, J Harrison, E Haggitt.. Rouen b , howeve r. � . :, , . � ' I - ed herself, �'The lady '- oiover ducks, E Haggitt, W Erwin. Any other J . S il ie, formerly of Walton � 11 diction,'although he might well ha a done which are, or shou d be, vacant, In New eipts, at 5 and 10 cents, amounting t i I 11 a, 1 -4, . in person, has identifi . �, , � - -1 - The World Around. so had he been so.disposed. It &It shows - Brunswick, on this account, Lieutenant- mentioned is henceforth to be known as the four hundred dollars, be I _ a. am m li - , - - i - ., . h I _. I W10 ' - I .T I sides a large _�em- kind, W Erwin, J F Dale. Brown Leg* has recently returned,from Australia, b.a, - - , w_ 7 I Serious trouble ba& arisen between the the wisdom of the cautious course &ken by Head Deaconess. - bership list, We have not space to go, into horns, Walter Taylor, Evans & gone to Stirling, Hastings County, out&rio . -11 .? " 1 _11iii, Governor Tilley was required to hold his � I lisle. , I U I, - details concerning the exhibits, suffice !it to .. - it� � I �# �, natives and the Spaniards at Melilla,.� town the Ontario Premier in dealing THE YOUT11FUL PO,LITTCIANS. . Light Leghorns, Walter Taylor, W Irwin. , t 'L I � � 0 position for a year after his time had expir. - where he has joined his brother in busin ' � i � .6 . say that all departments were goodi and Light Brahmas, W Irwin,. Evans & Hale. ets, I I . � I - , -on the coast of N orocco. There has been Marter bill, which some were No 6 XIOUB to ed, VV a wish them, sucess, , and the appointment has only recently � , � .�;,, t. Monday last was nomination night with fully up to former years. For further!par- Black Spsnish, Evans& H ale, J F Dale. � '. - � .�� , I. _� nce .1 � � 4 � ill feeling for a long time, and lately the have passed by the Ontario Legiol ture at both the Young Liberal and Young Conser- -A few nights si : � , - been made.. In Manitoba and the North. ticulars our readers are referred to . some person -was ,-*. r 4" I � the fol- Dark Brahmais, let and 2nd W Irwin. . �, I- � ', I votive clubs. In the former, C. W. Smith mean enough to go into a stable in I)ash.- � � - - . -1 I! Spaniards determined to itrengthen the its last session. Had that bill be n passed lowing - � .1. 0 .. I - - . 1. �;v _F! west Territories a slin"ilar difficulty exists . .and Frank Pedley are the rival oandidates Hamburg@, W Irwin, Jas Harrison. Dor- wood, where Mr. C. Fritz had left his bfc I - PRIZE LIST : kings, W Irwin, James Harrison, Black i � z I - fortress which they hold at that point. it would at once h%ve caused a c nflict of In both places the terms of the present . In- cle, and,with a, knife, deliberately cutclev,tt ; .11� i . �! L-, � , I , J, . � . - . for the presidency,- and J. A. Ferguson and , � 1 7 - � .� I nse a " -Heavy Draught, -Team t mares b -roasted red game, R Haggitt, i Cook. into the outer and inner Or ., � . -!_,", , - nd Pro- cumbents hive expired, and new appoint. I r a of the wheel ; V, f �+ This *nc'� d th Moors and they attacked authority between the Dominion John Kane in the 1,%tter. G eat activity is lloRsEs. I ir I , or geldings, James Re nolde, George Dale. Buff cochins, Istand 2nd Evans & Hale. � ., .4 "!; - � . , ,j; M the plac: at once. Large bodies of troops vincial. authorities. The bill assu ed to the ments should have bee* ' the rule among the members of both, as , y -Mr. Sanderson, of Clinton, had a eou . _,�Il ., `g n a ' I . ��I - $e � in de"some time Brood mare, John F Dale, John Scandret. Bantams, W Irwin, i Cook. Polands, �ie � �*;, I - ,they seek to emulate the big clubs as much f fingers miItilsted at the Doherty Organ '. 11 � _.. 1:! � have been sent over from Spain, where the province the power to . prohibit t a liquor - ago, but there are so many applicants for Mare foal, 2nd donation by J W Evans & Hale? J Harrison. Plymouth 0 1 1 ', � � - . . O'� 11 f as possible. It would be just as -well if Bell ohn � . factory recently, and Mr. Ben Cole luff4ed :; � -A 14 �, . oi_ i war feeling is very strong, and the Moors I traffic within its bounds, Accordi g to Sir . F Dale, John Scandret. Horse foal, X.orge rocks,, W Irwin, J Cook, -L.r � ' . the positions, and all have such stron these elections- were held on the merits of Coll6ot'On of a similiar mishap at McXenzie't factor, in . .,. . . � . 9 z'f �(i . I " .�j, are %]go ga,thering large numbers, so that John's statement, that power woul be dis- clai ' averse the men, however,for last year ever . Dale. Two year old gelding, James ey- Pigeons, E Haggitt. Collection- of fowl the same town. L _1 - . me, that the Government are to y species . I � I I I : � it- t,t:l, . nolds, N Cumming. Two year old fil , F . - I -i .i�,� . serious fighting is very likel " to 'take puted b his. Govern t of corruption known to the oldest . I apart from all entries, W Irwin, Evans & I -While Mr. Itiehard Atkinsonwas oper-' . ,�� - I I- I Y Y making a choice for fear of offending some """g Brown, J F Dale, One year old filly, Geo Hale. Guinea fowl, J F Dale, W Irwi 'r, h. q - in - � 'kJ . officer in the bro-ad Dominion wap cons ting a circular saw at the furniture Jac I I I .1�-� place. . . t was being settled in the c urts we valued supporter. As only two out of the ous. They say that one of the p picu- Dale John Scandret. Two year old a tire IMPLEMENTS., - Lumber wagon 'obn a _ 7 7 -A - -1 poin . tor 1 1 r 1f, ,,'#%4 . residents y f J at Exeter the other day, he by some mean$ I I - , �, 5 war cloud agai Brurinden. Heavy bob-sleighg, Slater & - - I 1- I Tho European' I o. would have a free 'and unrestrict d liquor many can be provide ' colt, George Dale, H Taylor. Best 'four , - r,i 1 is thumb I 'hi, -n lower d for by these offices, paid out over $500 to secure his footing, and ran his h9ad on the saw and out h, � - . - i I I .. ..k4l - We are able I traffic. FrOlm su h a calamity th prudence in order to maintain peace in the famil a earn sod plow, Gilrlis & Martin. k . I : � - y I This time Italy Wto blame, c, that the clubs are faRt becoming schools for '01ts foaled in -1893, Joseph Fisher, Special Sims. Iron b . completely offat the first joint. , tt!! ,10 - I prize by James Tiernay for the bee i -I +4 - Y' trickery. t and Iron beam general purpose, Gillis &'Martiu, -Two Chinamen, the first ever iien in ,,�� as aved us . " � toget but one side of the story as yet, so and foresight of Mr. Mowat h .4 C Hamilton. Gang plow, C Hami.1t6n, I ,,, . , t I., — offices wit'l have to be created for the disap- fastest walking team, H Gibbin. ' WiLngbam, struck that town the ther d , 7 . _r ,, . GOOD PAYING CON�CRRNS. 0 a 9 _� y - . ; � 'N. that a fair opinion of the situat,ion cam not although his course was taken' in he face of pointed ones, and the country will have to General Purpose, -Team, mares or geld- Slater & Sims. Single open buggy, John To the small boy they were as great a ouri. ; )� .: �� . 1. - .1 . ,f- i Consumers' G%s Company stock to the B n i a- a circus menagerie. They were On r . � 1- I., be formed. However, the cable messages the strongest opposition from in& y of his foot the bill. At least,this is the usual wa value of $160-000 was sold on Monday. The Ferguson, J runode I S rgle covered z ri I i ingi;, R Wood, Jas Reynolds, T McDonald. osity a �_, . � � .� � � .I , & i . Y ) buggy, John Ferguson, J Bruneden Double I %_�- . ��r I which have reached this country state that friends and brought down upon Ii in the inr 4 Brood mare, James McCallum, 11 Rose. . their way to Godericb. . . I I �� , I J � of escape from such perplexities, adopted by , sale started at 12 o'clock and was over at buggy or jump s . rr �. I . c- eat, J Brunsden. Haeton, I Mare foal, H Ross, J F Dide. Horse foA, -Mr. Joe Jervis, of Holmeaville, is mak, I . I- , ,�: � . 12.14. The average price of the 2,000 A McNally. Cutter, V'Vanoimau. Set of . - � .. �, the Italian armament is so complete now I precations of many well' meaning but -over- Governments. THE Exp,OSITOR is of the James Petrie, James McCallum. Two year Ing a record for himself and hound that few 2 1 - 1 ,�:J'4 � " . - . �_ ;, � shares was 184, which was three -above- the horse shoes, J Ferguson. Slater � I - i. that she is prepared to declare war and take ! zealous people, who should 'now unite in opinion that Lieutenant Governors, and all old geld in g, J F Dale, It G McGowan. Two 1�-' Sim"- can boast of in these parts. - - .�. .. � I 1 :::: �,i � market. And vet the price of gas recently He has been I � :�-s * . I a owe, J Ferguson. ' . ,�_ Wooden p mp, P Will , , the fiald in a very few days, and that the ; thanking him for his courage in p rsuing a ar old filly, T Brown, A Dnncau� 666 ... t other public officers, except, perhaps, was lowered. .With all -the electric light Y' !on. out only a few hours each day and has .. -1 � � �� 1.7 . Stove and furniture, Denstedt Bros., J G d aix good sized foxes. L �_ . -.1 . ;4k country is in such a bad sta�te financially course he believed to be right, ev n at con- Judges, should be elected by the poop a in. companies, it seems that there. yet re- One year old filly, It Ferris, H Gibbins. baggeL ; - � T - � 1. I I Moser. Fanning mill, A McMurchie & Co. -A sad accident occurred rece . � : i i I I -t the Government is ready for allL . maius a good deal of profit in gns. Here,is Road or Carriage. -Span roadster Latly -at LI, � - � I tha . : 0 . ,�;�T. � y des. i siderable danger to himself and )'is go�ern- . stead of as now, appointed by the Govein. Land roller, C Hamilton. Scuffler, C Harn- Riviere, ManitobLao wbe ;; .- :: I...- i �_ perate measure and Would welcome war or I ment. . - a note about what is called, next to the Con- horsee, William Watson. Brood mare, ilton. - I reby a brotherof , -..- . I Mr. H. Wightman, of Belgrave, lost his life, I., I 1. I, I . - I � ment. Such a system has its disadvantagea, sumers, , the best paying concern in Toronto F Tanner, % R Pollard. Horse foal, MANUFACTU,RESL -Ten yards home made Its6e,ns that he was in the rstable when the ' : �. L 1! . -,---- . . .�'l any other hazard rather than continue - in ! . but the public would in that way secure the namely, the Toronto Street railway Com' H, 'L i I i. ,I eury Kirkby. MLkre � foal, F Tanner. ; - i The True Represent ive - 6,11 wool flannel, Mrf� G NLOM Ten . .1 .,� " _�i ; , rrge flooring of the granary fell in. from above L -1 4 1 their. present straits, I t Position. � a,d, I 11 i I.i �! services of live men instead of having foist- pany. The earnings during September, the Two year old gelt-ling, F Tanner, E Denui- yards flannel, union, R R aw, M Broth- and crushed him. . I . �1, i . , �� I ; � r .. � ��i There is fearful eaffering and widespread I 1; Exhibition month, were the biggeat in the son, . Twd. year old fillyj` John Melville, R. our. Pair home made blankets, Miss Sym- - r - � I ,#. L . �,__ I I r: , ed -upon themworn out professional -politi- - L �F - �,' �i . -Miss Orrange, daughter of N,Jr, . 1-1 I �.L Mr.. Gaftow, M.P.P. for West Huron, in road's history, the fares amounting to A Robinson. One year old gelding, ington, T Hamilton. Blankets,L union, Mrs Orrange, formerly of Exeter, who received F k 9 I I i West It Pol- John ' .11. ! i e jj�- 1 distress just nowln the English coal mining I cians, Whose principal qualification for the $92,745. Itia calculated that, exclusive of lard, James Colliton. One year old filly, D Stewart, M ,H ,11arrison. Pair horse severe iujuries;in an accident caused by a ,,, '! � � I . R , I � z, ,; his address to the conventionj which re- � - ,-. -1 � " P 1. �, � .�, was I I , I IL; I I 1# I posi ion, is their ability and willingness to transfers, 2,31S,625 passengers used the James McGee, 'Best single driver in buggy, blankets, Mrs George Nott, Mrs D Stewart, defective road in the township of EuphemiA - �r T:i_4 ; I , I district , 9. Just eleven weeks ago begun ! Dominated him lastweek, made it - .- by the mine -owners, which may ' car,, that month, and this in the face of the W J Dickson, �E Mason. Saddle horse, � , . � lul% � 'A, ailockoull he follow- draw large salaries and give the least possi- Coverlet, home spun, Mrs George Nott, - , � I fact that from the - 15th the streets have and who entered suit against � F " : �,_ I ng statement : I . Dr Carder, W Tierney. Sweepstakes, beat said township . N :� :,� yet prove a ground *for great econoniiCal ble service for'them. . John Shortreed. Itag mat, ,Mrs H Nil -k . �, I I t - '. I . I . R has been awarded $5,500 damages by the I I - j 14 -�,j i 1- 1 will, if nominated, give a general sup- been torn up badly in finishing the change mare or gelding, James Reynolds. Lady Walker, �Mrs George Nott. Yarn mat, Mrs jury. . 1�1 . I changes in Great Britain. In Lancashire v � — " � �. Wa --- , port to the present Go ernment �.o long as . to.electricity begun last year and diecon- -driver, Miss Fisher, Miss Kirkby. H 4 AN"alker, Mrs George Nott. Ra.g car- -The Johnston Methodist church, let line I ;.. 1 7- 1 o ` i alone'it is asid. three hundred thousand peo- I it will introduce and favor 1*b NOTES FROM THE QUEEN tinued, � CATTLE. -Thorough bred Durhanis,-M %Ire H R Walker, M 1 Brothour. Stock- of Morris, liel,,d I I - % "I '� - -, � 4 . a era� measures, ilk pet, I I-2 - � . . Z, f -. I �_-_ CITY. �* f I -1 ple depend from meal. tq meal on charity. but I also wish to be at liberty to - favor i JUVENTILE WARRIORS.11 cow, 1�t and 2nd James Snell. Two year - . successful re�opeuing ter- � r .* i� , . It - �11 - I � . .I� - , I - . . Id heifer, James Snell, James Potter. ing yarn, T Hamilton, AV H McCra-ken, vices on Sund�y and Monday, Ist and2ad I I I .. �. �_. I measures which I consid( - " I �� '! 0 One �;, �1 If we are to believe the story which comes ir libe�al, whether Latel the residents near the ravine in Pair coarse boots, 18t and 2od J Sh' � .� .,_ J :: If— . , . ". �� 1. I y erett. inst. Rev. 1. B. Wallwin, 04' Stratfor,d, -11 t . 4h *TO, Obtober 9, 1803. Shaw's Grove have IYe-en annoyed by strange L . - they emanate from the Governm�nt side or TORO% year old heifer, James Snell, James Proctor. Pair hand made gents' boots, let and 2ad J preached on Sunday, and , a. regular 6 1 Id I _ ,� , T I . �._ . I . ;I;, ip � i�� ., � 4 1 . ! : ,,-* �- � 111. � to this side, the mine owners are almost en- from the Opposition. I have, I may flay, no White ribbons were� flaunting through the noises proceeding from that quarter at night- Heifer calf, N Cumming, J Snell. � One ' Sherett, : Z"; 1- 'A' . . I _. 4 . . !!!! -11 year old bull, J Snell, R Curley. Bull calf, ng Wa a I i c� 1, tirely to blame. Things have reached a serious fault to complain of with Ithe present streote'last week in fashioned tea meeti s held on Monday I '.. time, The complaints grew so frequent - I I - - I I � �.� 1� pr'ofusioD, and each, rib LADIES' WoRic . -Gents' flannel shirt hand evening The proceeda,r,were $100, J ', 44. �- ; J Snell, R Corley. - . . Z' q " ,��; I I ene inistere � I , - '. I : ohn Thurlow, of Lveburn, . �',�-�l . at all times to think, pfte � ff � f for at Sheffield. I Y T have been that the police made a visit, a d f und that made, 1 Hamilton, Mrs , George Nott _. 'f M, * bon pr'o'claimed the w0arer to be a member Grades, -Milch cow,1 : -Master J � . , :. crisis and an arbitration -has been arranged Ministry, but It is the tend n 0 1� �" - at and 2nd It-medd I .1 . . ir they .(, what disturbed ,the whole section was a - Gents'white shirt, hand made, T Hamilton while taking his father's horses to puture � :_ - �, - i " Err : � � of the tnion Prohibibi6n Convention. Their sham flght gotten up by all the tough lade n, R Mrs George Nott. Pillow shams, - Mrs Goo VVednesday evening of last week, go � I- 14 -1 I :. . �, �:"�A V- -In power for soi�e time, that tl�ey are the � Two year old heifer, M H Harriso 11 I , 11 Prince Bismarck, ex�Chancellor of Ger- masters, instead of t a servap. Medd. One year old heifer . t; kicked '', i �i �, :1 h . , M H Harrison, Nott, Mrs C Campbell. ' Patch quilt, N in wj_,: 1 . "I - to of the meetings extended over' two days and the within a mile, in imitation of -the Battle of I 1:*1 I I , � . � t.he leg ; he was *taken home by a team I �. - � � ., mAny, has been very ill at Kissingen, and party, - and to occasion M Harrison. Heifer calf. T Roes, R Cor- Cumming, Mrs 0 Campbell. Crazy quilt, I ;,- �;,; -� rx ally un�dertake the entliuslasm With which these temperance QueelDStOn Heights, - Ammunition consisted , '' , "I . I "I . ,� I I � �., �! , , process of " whipping into line )i when they I ley. Steer calf, T Rose, James Potter, Two which was on the road at the time, and when � ' . . I t, A� was not expected to live. He has been 're- of stones, sticks and hard knuckles, so a . Mrs George Nott, It Hughs. Xrochet or medical aid was summoned it was found , I_; ,� ii, I wbrkers1aro preparing for their fi& ; , �:,� * .1 themselves should be whipped i0to line,and 'i . tin the stop was put to the proceedings. I year old steer, lot and 2nd T.Ross, Ono knitted quilt, Mrs D Stewart, Miss Syming. that the large bone of his leg was hrvken, - 7 1 X-141, 11 .A moved, however, to his home at Frederick- I, therefore, while promising as 1 -40, a plebiscite referendum was I resolve. ton. Pair woolen socks or stockings, W H 11 -1�1,1 ! ' - Dale- year old steer, R Ferris, T Ross. Fat steer, , .,4 - - . ' _,�. k2'1 I , Tom Cape Race - A BIG SMASH. One day recently. while -Air. G. Beyley, i .; � I � I- I he Local Gov. ? - I - li � ; - I, � " 4 , . -, Bruhe, and is thought to be somewhat im- ,.general adherence to4 presen gates f � tomEotka Sound Ist and 2nd T Ross. Fat cow or heifer, McCracken, T Hamilton . Gents, mittRi of Dungannon, I - were present to t6II -one a was putting on cornice on A ,1�1.,_,,. �- proved in health, though it is probable -he ernment, desire to isser nother how the One of the heaviest failures that has taken butcher, R Ferris, T Ross. Herd of cattle, Miss Symington, W H McCracken, idence for Mr. Simpson, of Ash. i 4 li.! �� . �, ,� .. ve to myself some ' � ,, 11� I 'o, . I - _ - 4 I � -1 ,In I � , - I stripe, � k", 4 i � measure 'of . independence in Govern ent, of whatever political place -in Toronto for many years was record- T Ross. . . - 'i;_ 1��,; . cannot live long, oonsideriae . Ing on seek or stocking, Mrs H R Walker, I . -1 F i� � could not be right when chur ad a few days ap. Laughlin M. Living- field, he unfortunately fell a � , i't ch memberri bqut fifteen feet, .1� I � measures which I believe wou� d be in th7e � SHEEP, -Cotswold 9, -J ames Potter took Mrs George Nott. Three . patches OD - Ol by - some'What injured. I � . I � __ - ---. I d I I a � ` r,'A, 4 nt arm In -aim with the rum sellers to the ston made an assignment for the benefit of 1st and 2nd prize for ram, lamb, pa,ir of aged . hich his leg was � , ;�. I interests of the country, although not in- we ants, George Moffatt, Mrs R R �N'alker. �lfowwever, no bones werefractured and hels , _;- I �, . : _: ; -_11 �. , The Superannuation System, I polling booth&. his creditor@. The failure involves over ewes, and pair of ewe larnbs, and lot for � �;31A , I q U-, 1 F! 1 -, . i troduced by the Government, or even favor. - If_; - I I I . I tat piece of plain sewing, Mrs Strachan, T gradtially -recovering and willin a short I " " i . - i--1; �,i 1� � �11 During his recent addresses in this prov. ad by it. . I TRE YORK PIONEERS. $250,000 of real estate on the principal shearling owes. Hamilton. Old ladies' collection any kind time be able to resume his work. � _ _: tg,q!� I I If, � � 1, , � Who t a useful work has been done by the thoroughfare of the city. 1he Isank of Leicenters. -Aged -ram, James Snell, J hand work, T Ha .. A & - : 1 � . inee, Finance Minister Poster very earnest. , This is the true and proper position for yo milton, Mrs D Stewart, -In Mr. Edward Fish's barber shop win- k - - I ,�;t � . � V i,� "i, - � : i .-. I rk Pi�,iiber's Society, in the way of gath- Commerce and the Bank of- Hamilton are Barr. Shearling ram, James Snell, N Cum. B - I , ill !; t 1 �� I i 'row � 1. �': �, ,� , 7 . Ty endeavored to uphold and justify the any represent%tive to take, and it is just . ering up the straying threads of past local each interested for large amounts, but are ming. Itam lamb, James Snell, N Cum- A �,O, isd Si wool'or cotton, George MOffatt, dow, in Exeter *6 th of -timothy, .. , ,I - I I ng on 1: � .;,; ymingtoo. Arasiene work, Mrs Geo which will cause I in a e curiosity to those � I . -per history io not fully appreciated. They have ming- Pair of shearlitig ewes, James Snell Nott, Mrs C Campbell. -Embroidery on who,nee It. The timothy is about 11 inohe# � , � �'� su annuation system in vog,iie in this such a one as we should expect a gentleman well secured. uc � �- " 1, : !�, � !:�, I . � , 1. , . ,4 : 7 1 � � I .r �o, a large membership and in emulation �f the J Barr, Pair of aged ewes, N Cumming, J , I . I �. �A,Jv i I ,� . I i country. As our readers knowi this super- of 'Mr, Garrow'ff independence, intelligence , . bolting cloth, 14're D Stewart, Mrs C Camp- high and in a healthy condition, considering i; � I � � 4 � � . . � '1z'A 1� entbusiaorn displayed by the venerable � Snell. Pair of ewe lambs, J'Snell, N Cum- bell Embroidery on silk or satin, Aks D that the seed was just laid on the outside of �i * , I . ! �, sinnuation system enables the Gov6rnment and integrity would desire to occupy., A presideni, Dr. Scadding, the Pioneers and . News of the Week. Ming, Fat sheep, J Coultice, R Laidlaw. . Ste�art, Mrs C- Campbell. ketlsillgton a small vase. How the s%d clings with - � I 1.i'�. � Ut :�, _:. I 1� , �,.!. L I I : - 1 3'� f: �If . I I: I 'It. , - t, � . � I I f, I of the day to pension off 'the public em. representative -who' 'Will follow out the their eons are weekly putting on record in- REDUCED ITS RATE. -The Bank of Eng. Sh ropsh ired own a, -Aged ram, J Cooper, embroidery, Mre C Campbell, Mrs George, such tenacity is wherein lies the secret of-- ' �; 1'�,� I t� �IF 'A �_ ,thus outlined by Mr. G W is formatio0of the most valuable kind. Tue land has reduced its rate of discount from 3J R McGowan. Shearling ram, James Cooper, Nott. Roman embroidery on linen, Mrs this curio. I I k'J.- � . � ployees when they become disabled, by age course . arro' 8- ; . ;.�i , 1 �,��o -� I . day last was, in alwayt q er to 3 per cent. I Ram Iambs, let and 2od Wm Snell, Aged Goo Nott, Mrs. Straciliall. Parlor screen, -Quite an accident happened near 11 �tj, -1 . I f �'. - I � X., ' zen I 1, N 4, , , . . or otherwise, from efficiently performing worth more to, his constituents than a do red -lett - � � t� � �!'_ the r' This, at all events, is the ob- who will allow their party' leaders do day with them, for it was the first timo , NEW METHODIST COLLEGE. -The 'British ewes, Wm Snell. Shearling -ewes, lot and Sofa Porter's Hill on a recent Sunday evening. 1 _4 �1, ,; i duties. i ' to Mrs C Campbell, Miss Symington, V_ �2 1 . . 1�� Ii 't � that femlle" members were admitted to the Columbia Methodist College has chosen a 2nd James Cooper. Ewe lambs, VVm Snell, cushiom, Mrs George Nott, Miss Symington, . � I �_4 P ji . I 11 -f I V 11 . ject of the systeml butthe stress of p�rty their thinking for them and who will 'stand meetingsi Mrs. Jessup and Mrs. Curzon site in New Westminster for its large prov- James Cooper, While some wild boys,- were racing up and �.� � I I ,; I �_ , . Fancy pane), Mrs C Campbell, Miss SYming- down the roa , raising considerable dust, , -. . � ... 4 � � ` ,_ -�4' � 1� I, w, 11", ., - - Govern - � were. the Inewly-initiated ones. The latter spective building. - ; I _. .I7 � I necessity frequently induces the � tip or sit down just as the leader nods his Vias. -Chester White, -Aged boar Jolin ton. Best piano or table scarf, M Brethour, ery far ahead, � � .4 �� 4 ' - ; . t il - � ST TEA STEAMER. -The Brodick Potter, H Edwards. Boar littered in 1893, -Miss Symington. Drawn work, Miss Sym- they collided with Mr. R. John ton wbo I , - J I I meat to abuse the -system. The 8yst read a ve�y interesting paper on some of the THE LAI that made it ifficult; to see v � - 1. , - i;, 11, ould- be vastly better for the , , , r � " . - 1, ,_ � i � � , . I Castle, the last of this seavon's tea - H Edwards, Sow littered in 1893, It Laid- ington, Mrs C,Campbell. Honiton or point had two ladies in the rig with him'I. " 'All -of ,A � more noted Canadiam heroines who ,bad ' fteet, ar . -1 �� I � I- ,11 -�s best,even when honestly carried out,is objec. country, and the Government too, if repro, dropped Oom remembrance. She exhibited' lace; A Jacob, Mrs George Nott. Best n.ov- them wfre thrown out, but not seriously - 11 . � � I 1. rived in Vancouver from Yokohama 'a day law, H E'dwards. . : !: I � � I U I p 4!,i tion*ble,.as there is no good reason why the sentativeson �oth sides of politibs Would a journal of Mrs. Simooe, wife .of the fret or two ago. I Any Large Breid.-Brood sow, Walter 1- It - , ." 0 .. "I - I . elty in fancy workt Mrs H R Walker, Mrs Injured,1 but the slivered shaft of Ir, John- � , � 0. � ,; t I .. - . � :., � �_- rti d- - nge Scott. Boar littered in 1893, F H Sch0ale'L George Nott. Best piece of fancy work not ston's b uggy ran into Mr. MeClennau% horle i 11; I _-1 , .� t�; A . , ,�� employees of the Government should be adopt and follow out an equally indepen lieutenan it governor of the province, who ORANGE CRop DESTROYED. -The ora, - A �, : g, I � . died in 1850, over 90 years old. In 1716 this crop of Louisiana to the extent of $350,000 Sow littered in 1893, F H Schoales, Walter 11 .1 i I - treated in a different manner�, from em. ant platform, We are also glad to note that I on list, .Mrs C Campbell, Mrs D Stewart. �, 1, S, p, L ; �4 I . ! . and ki ed it instantly.. - - :11 1_.,� lady made a journey in an- open boat down has been deatro, ed by storms. Scott. - . . �, " Jt'Lv� .. .1 e Y Crewel worW, Mrs T Raney, Mrs Strachan. -About two o'clock the oth'er morniag, I % jaz� j�.. _._ . - � I Y � j!" - f ;, I ployees of privat' business concerns. . But the Liberals of West Huron cheerfully the St. tawrence, from Kingston to Mon- - RAILWAY' OPENING itf AFRICA. -A new Bork8bire.-Aged boar, John Shortreed, Crazy worlt,'Mips Symington,Mrs D Stewart. I I �'4 ,4 it becomes all the more objectionable when granted their candidate the liberty lie asked tr6al. I - , �,=� '� !'� " I I Clinton's citizens were awakened by the fire , . t� I " I . � . line of railway has just been opened in Por. Win McAllister. Brood sow, VVm McAl- Jave, canvass work, Mirs C Campbell, Miss � I , I . � 1; ) 1� fil, it is flagrantly abuAed,. as is frequently, the for. I -MUNI IPAL WORIC. tu , East Africa. -- lister. Boar littered in 1893, Win McAl- Symington. alarm, and frorn the direction. of the fire 1�' � ` I , I 6 , i � , 4 � . 0 � ese Crochet work in silk, Miss they thought at first it was the flax mill, M 4 �w - . . . 'I I! � �'i �! . X IIi � I The City Hall Aldermen, citizens and 6 . I Sow littered in 1893, Symi . . Iii :" " case. T�im Exi,ostTaR Y,as in - - —.--- MONEWS i- EEURIBLESTORM ON THk GULF. -A Now lister, F H Schoales. ngton. Crochet work in cotton, Miss ,41; turded out to be an empty house on I,- S ',� I the pastl ficiala have been skipping about *all the Orleans despatch says that; a corrected list' WmMcAllister, R Laidlaw, Symington, Mrs 1) Stewart'. Crocbet,wotic , I , " - � ; . IT.1 . - , ,,�, i�,� , �. !, " pointed out scores of inotinces where offi ei- I English Labor Troubles. I Princess street- west., and was soon entirely . - `�- I week like �eos in a tar- barrel, There was a of persons killed or drown0 during the re- GRAiN.---4ted fall wheat, H E dwards, W in wooli Mrs C Campbell, Aire Goo Nott, � � _: I ;, � '. ! al I I 1 .. - . I i le, i jr� , W, 14 , 11 cent terrific storm on tho Gulf Coast - Jo eph � � k4�1: F�, 4 , als in the prime of Iffo and in the fullness of I During the past few years the labor prob. multiplicity of. matters to keep them busy. ' . � 4 ,� consumed. It belonged a -Proctor, , T-1 , . - swells Scott. White fall wheat, M -Br�thour, Bedroom slippers, IvIre George Nott, Mrs C of Goderich township, anto � � d has been unocca- � t . , �1_4 4- � I The Council has been considering Surveyor the total to 2,041.- This will probably be in- George Moffatb- Spring' wheat, D Broth- I �e,! I health and strength, li�ve � been placed on the ! lem in England has assumed the dignity of I � I'p, IN I I Campbell. Fancy toilet bottles and mate, pied for a considerable time, so that the fire - i _4 � ..", I � . �4 . V �3,,. .� 11 supera Sankey's scheme for the arrangement of the creased by 200 when all reports come in. our, M Brethou'r. Fall wheat, any kind, R Mrs CCampbell, Mrs (-'.eorge Nott. Beat . , - , � I � ,� " I ted 1, . must have been incendiary.: i I - unus ist and are given large ! an important place in National politics. new bay front and discussing the advisa- . TiioUSAND9 DESTITUTE. -In Lancashire G McGowan. Six rowed barley, D Breth. footstool, Mrs Tf R Walker, Aliss Symiug,- -We are pleased to hekr that anotber �"V�M - , " . - - _ I I., __,51� � ', ' . - "I I ,j� saltari6a from the public t easury for the re- ! She ha's seen several strikes so far reaching bility of permitting several large business - alone 300,000 people are dependent from our, M Brethour. Two rowed barley, M ton. Applique work, Mrs' George No�_t, Huron boy has mWe his miirk in N I . . ,-il I I I - �. * I � I � �_ , �11 ,FT, � � � � I I I- concerns to�take up quarters on the made meal to meal on public charity as a r suit of Brethour. Large white oats, M Brethour, Miss Symington. Fancy piu cuell'on, Mrs W. C, Hartley, son of the Rev...Mr. Hart- . mainder of their lives fo,� doing nothing. 1 in their offects that every man who had the Manitoba, . .� ,'�_:N' I .;J"� � I 1 ,��, h, I ' It is L e I :, 1�-Ai , ground. The proposaL to set apart an area the great'coal strike. estimated that. D Brethour. Black o -to, M l3rethour, Jas � . _ - ,�. -:4'X.&, -j � Indeed many of these, after being thus pen- 1 interests of the country set Geurge Nott, N1.1iss Symington. FaDcY ley, of Bluevale, has just secured the posi- I , I " ,� I I I a . - . J-4 ; of about .400 feet square for 'a water front the total in England is 750,060. Harrison, Small white oats, H Edwards, tilingtoli, Vion of principalof Emerson Public school, . ,:I 4r� 7V 'gx� . � . " �%11 �� I' I 1- I handkerehief o glove case, lvlis� Sy I � . t A q �1! I sioned, have engaged in other calliegs by thinking. - The reSLUlt has been that Great pa.' r � I - . . - , � , I.)': 3 " .- rk is engaging the attention of many, as MUNIFICENT GIFT TO GUICAGO. -George M H Harrison. Small peas, M Brethour, Nlito Lane. Mould work, Mrs C Campbell. salar $800 perannuni, The honor is Mill . I . ��! � Y - � I 1 41 -1 -i -I i,4. which they are enabl earn Is Brita'in is far ahead along the line of the !well: and, properly, those in favor of it are W. Childs has given to the city of Chicago H Edwards, Large peas, M Brethour, Goo Way work, Mrs C Campbell. Suit of lad ieR the greater as there were 33 applicants, 18 : q ... - t " , - � rge salart: . I o I . I I � . ,w 4k ,, manifestly in the majority. I ; Z I I ies, and are at the same txm e dra Wi�ng th ei r solution of the labor problem. The latest In the mean- his Exposition collectioii of rare plants, The Moffatt. Timothy seed, M Brethour, D underwe%r, Miss Symington, Mrs Geo Nott. of'whom, held B. Als, and- one an 31, A, . � .A I � �� , . . " " � I 1. . , . .�,,�, �., time the City Engineer has been detailed to . � �' il_ I -auperann-tiation allowances ; and � I of these great troubles is the colliery trike I I I ji I i Z this has a , value of the gift is $10,000. The . Drexel Brethour. Barrel of flour, Kelly, & Sons. Knitted lace in cotton, Mrs D Stewart� Mrs But Mr. Hartley's record was sq brilliant as � I ; . t I I I furnish an eatiffiate cost of the whole im- exhibit ill al8o remain, and the aim is to Flax seed, D Brethour, R Laidlaw. (�'eo Nott. Bead work, Mre (-,'eo Nott, - T a student and successful teaeher that he � .LL , "L� , .11 I w .., 7 . - I . � .1 - !� " been done simply because their 'situations ; which is at present. agitating , the country. provement. i The Assessment Commission-. make both the nucleus for the permanent 11007S. -Half bushel Rose.potatoe-9, Ed Hamilton. 'Button hole work, - I 1" a: �� , J ! - I 1,� - �,, Vil.,. I I P, . I �: under the Government were wanted for 1 In regard to it Mr. - Harold Frederic, t with the result of this year' . Mies SYming- easily won. I I 1.10 , � � i �". I er is out a as- gardensin Jackson Park. Garvin, .-Mrs H Walker. Half bushel ton, T Hamilton. Collection ladies' work, - I While Mr. E. Crawford, of Rulletti I � � � . � . I I � i� � - ; clbver special correspondent 6 . � I , '-, t clamorous applicants for OoverumeDt pos Fiessinent, and many are the ratepayers wh ' '-NEA'RI,N(: THE END. -The World's Fair Elephant potatoes, Win Levy, Goo Quinn. 'eo Nott, IN-Irs C 'Campbell. was returning home froin attending the . . "', 2, f� , � � I f the Now I, , � i, -1 , i- I ose- � IL ` 10 rs G . I -.1": i _�, I I . voices are-lo�d in lamentation. The Com- -_ I - tions. At the very time Mr. Foster was en- I Yor4 Times, says : will positively be closed on November Ist, Best half bushel any other kind, H FixE ARTS. -Collection of oil paintiags Huron Central Fair, in Clinton, and notfeel, I - I - f I 'i � �, "17"' I i-, � , , 0 , ,4,�f. �_. i - I I C) I '. I- - - - 1 misaioner makes an increase of over $600,000 and in an, incredibly short time the White 13dwards, F Me calfe.. 8 oll�ction of pot&- I�Iisg Lane, Mrs C Campbell. Figure paint- ing very well, be was getting out of the 9 - " As the BlOw:IY-moviug public get furth- in real property, a sli lit increase in City will only exist in remembrance. ' toes, W H McCracken, Jae McGee, Field Ing in oil, Miss Lane, Mrs C Campbell, buggy, just opposite Mr. J. Vanegniond% . -, �t_l - , deavoring to justify this iniquitous system . . t C - V d 1. 1. I I . 3 , I ,� . . I *'. � 9 � � : �. , f� ,� A I md ar- I er ,in - k J� ; , before the public, the Government h formation as to the merits of the case income and a' increase of over $600,000 in TnE CLAN -NA -GAEL AGAIN. -According carrots. Jan McGee, Jag McCallum. Gar- . - 1. n � i_ 11;� -z Auimala in oil, Mrs C Campbell, MiasLane, . F I" 1; � the look -out takes on the likeness of a personal property ; a total addition of the Ao information obtained by the Fall Mall den red carrots, Walter Taylor. Mrs , when his dog- came out and seared the boys0s �� ;.- ranged for one of the ino3t flagrant abuses of I shameful and bloodless gambling corner.' whole � H R Bast siDgle picture in oil, Aliss Line, Mrs C knocking Mr. Crawford down. The wheel '. 1 . I . I ";.. p . -, assessable property of the city - of 'Gazette the Clan-na-Gael is being reorgan- Walker. Swede turnips,. J Williams, It r� � 'j. 1 , " it that have yet occurred, and of which the � Mine' owners have been in the babit of sell- S1,5o I I Citmpbell. Water color painting, ,-�vljg,3 going over his -face broke three teeth out, a � I � � �,�,4 � . t-_ -4. ' . 0,000. A great increase ha's been put 'lzed under the directions of Patrick Egan Sellars. - Collection garden prdduce, W . � __�:,�, - public have since been M, I a H_ Lan M I � pier I t,`�, ,How � ing three quarters of a year's future output on central property, mud this accounts for a -.and Patrick Ford as a result of the rejection McCracken, Walt rTaylor. Beets,'Mra H *a v � �� I , 1 ,%_'1�4 1� ade amare. I � � :Z � I . I -a,, J J Walker. �Crayon portraits., Miag couple of the ' cing hi .heek, Mri, t. .�� *, � ; by contract, a,nd saving a . quarter for - . - Lane George Jenkins. ,C,rayon drawing, Crawford, who, was. in the buggy at the timey . " � ,� �1_ I this system works ni!ky be 1judged from the th�,e good many of �he wails. Here axe the Com, of the Home Rule Bill by the House of R Walker, W H McCracken. � '41 � - Nl`_ 1 1 open market. T e r . I . ILane. Paint;ngs on pottery, Mra received no more in - . I . 1 10 I a . I wurtzels, W H McCracken, James McGill, C Campbell, W Ti McCracken. Pencil reshing on the premis . I Realty, $139,5 9,659 ; income, $4,803,109 ; -At a th so of Mr, . � � 1, - 9 in Ottawa, which up. F t- n for these huge contracts to munici al Jo the whole city : Lords. . Mangold -jury than a scare, � 4 a I it � � followin despatch fro: I here is a plenty of compet'l. missioner's figur' Miss � - � I I' peared a few days ago: Mr. Lawrence I gas companies p i I A HUGE CARC;O. -The Northern Pacific Pumpkins, Win Levi, R G McGowan, drawing, ,NZIrs C Campbell, Hand painting Harry Ivison, near Kippen, one day lately) I � . ! , steamship and railway lines, personalty, $9,136,838 ; total $153,459,606. steamship Victoria cleared for China and Squashefl, W H McCracken, D Marsh. Red on silk, Miss Lane, Mrs C Campbell.11aint- Mr, David Kyle, while 6tanding on 6 � I _.� I . I I � . Vankoughiiet,deput3 Ji'n, tenderit of Ind -i- � etc., and this year some of theme have been The commissioners note a �ecrease in the Japan from Tacoma, WaRhington on the onion@, Walter Taylor, 'Hoggett. Yellow ing on glass, Mrs C Campbelli Miss Sy ' scaffold 'en gaged in pitching she,jves, mis d I - I � - I . , � ' let at impossibly low prices. The . City of city" 0 se - . I an affa,irs, has been 8 ! . m- � � uperannuated in order I a p pulatioh of 2,517. But the'croaic- 3rd inst., having over 3,000 tons of , freight, onions, Walter Taylor, John Stafford. Sil- Ingbon. Oil painting, marine view, R B his footing and feil a distance of 16 feett : I c I I I Birmingham, for example, got its . � I - � r �' that his $3,200 job at I year's ers will be on hand to change these a trifle Faid to be the largest cargo ever carried by ver skin onions, John Stafford, W H Me- McGowan, Collection photographs -George alighting upon Mr; William Ivison, sr. Air- � . Ottawa could be be- ' ; I '19'. I coal for its gas works at the lowest price in whetf, ai usual, the Court of Revision meets a steamer from that coast. The cargo con. Cracken. Potato onions, W H McCracken. Jenkins. _.� - $ I . Iq � I , . . .i I .11 - sto-wed upon Mr. Hayter i�eed, & political. 1 twenty years. Then the owners needed two -to shoot holes in'� the Commissioner's report. sisted of flour, condensed milk and oil, Walter Taylor. White field beans, M � Ivison was rendered unconscious for sOM6 � . - I r.:1, friend of the present A�lministration, of � things to recoup themselves upon - . . k NTS A'Xi) FL 'NVERS.-Gollection of tirne, but is now almost fully recovered- ' I- ,� . . . I -the re-. I EARLY B.IRDS. I PLAT 0 . - /1-j��- . maAning quarter of their output. ; LONDON'S GIFT To ROYALTY, -At St. Brethour, John Stafford. Six ears corn, J foliage, Mrs H R Walker, D Marsh, Ger. Mr. Kyle was but slightly injured, though I -, mu -One was . On Thursday mornin ' �Aason, J Richmond. Citrons, Miss Sym- aniumg, M - I , , -c,h influence and worl," Mr. __ I � 71 I - . I .9 last gin every -day James' P.alace, London, on Saturday, in the ". Van' ;I to Gut down the annual wage outlay 25 per rs H R Walker, D Marsh, Fuch. he had a ver -close call. for he fell v61 ;' 11 koughnot, it is true,. has be n in the service i . common, worki� Y 11 -L .. , � . I - __ cent., the other to send house opal ,g mortal, if down .town, presence of 50 guests, the Lord Mayor pre- ington, Mrs C Campbell. Watermelons, P sias, D Marsh, Mrs H R Walker. - Hanging clo�e to the cylinder, which was running at � �p � - I prices would have been ,thunderstruck at th& early Williams, F Hamilton. Drumhead cabbage, L�j -...k I.— about a quarter of a ceutt ( but booming upward. A ten -weeks' look basket, D Marsh. Display of plants in full speed.. 1; ,; V�11 he is still I seuted to the Duk6 and Duchess of.York the ,_ , , *'- -out , hours kept by Toronto's eminent lawyers H Ross, Walter Taylor. Red :: , ,I I in the prime of life, being - but flfty % a I - corporation gift of a service of plate and a Pickling Ir n , �, . , -five 1 served both purposes dmir b y. T - flower, Mrs H R Walker, D Marsh, -Miss Martha Smillie, daughter of J1111101 - 1: I- I h . . .�� .1, - J, - he in sagacious aldermen, merchant priticep ana diamond and pearl collarette. T cabbage, R B Laidlaw, Walter Taylor. � i I - �;, , *-, i cidental facts that millions of workers had � . . e servioe CUT FLOWERS. -Table, bouquet, F Met. Smillie, of Walton, who teaches school ill I � I 1. � 11-1 j jL`j-,' � I V. There they were racing- consists of 1,200 pieces, and contains nearly Any other kind cabbage, P Willignis, calfe, James Harrison. Hand bouquet, Mrs L - �� ! k :f years of age, only, five years older than the I been cruelly1urt on the one side, and mil- others of -that ilk' and her � l �� F� I 4 , Premier h along V. Bluevale, was taken sick recently, I " V imself, and is in robust actqally before half -past eight,and a 5,000 ounces of silver. -Taylor, F Metcalfe. M ^ . I T. i I I - Cauliflower, Walter 4)� �� ,,, � - I .v - ��_ health, and i l,ions of consumers plundered on the' other 11 Shortreed, W Taylor. Floral design, D other went uptoseeber. OnFriday,290-' � 1. i ,� - ,; !;t .1. in the natural course of events ahoul I eryone knows that in this city these people ESS, , . I .� '_ V. : � - I . . � � ,'i;f-c �P'I .I- - d be do not matter at all to these genile'men -Mamie Turn- DAIRY AND PROVISIONS. -Beat tub fac- Marsh, Dahlias, J Harrison. Pansies, F u,lt., they were coming home ..'.and went to - - I � ,in z"Iq, ;� �. �� , - ,,-but are not expe�ted io be awake at that hour. or, convicted of having murdered her hus- tory butter,�Geo Watt. Best tub of butter, Metcalfe. D Marsh Bluevale station to �ge - - -41, �i L- v ten years faithful and I I I ,_ . t the train. Mrs- � i �. 4qk,::ji": . . . � �',� I 7 , good for at leas - I I miss my guess if they do not turn Out to There certainly was something going for. band, John' Turner, of Delta count , was F Hamilton, James McCallum. Beat tub SPECIALS. -Log 'cabi ' Me- Smillie had the misf . a t i fal I - I r 11 .� I matter a good, deal to England at large-" y n quilt, W H I into A , 4 - f;�Mf,,:- & -1 efficient service, And yet, notwithstanding ward *and that soiiiething't d a a an o a peni en iary a xas, utter, not as than.50 pounds, J Williams. CrackeD. Shadow painting, Mrs T Rannie. cattleguard, and as a result dislocated the .- 10 11 r 0-A - ' I �- .1 , �sk i - ,L: I � thin. fact, this map i .Uhis, of course, presents only one side of thefreeouting given b the Niagara � �: I N, - z I$ � I., - I f1pensioned upon the I . Line on Saturday. AS e is only 14 years old, and Beat crock ter, 20 pounds, James Me- . Collection of corn,. John Stafford. Collec- left thigh joint and broke one of the b0lies ,-, -, � M"� I f: 1. � "I the story and the River Railroad companies to over says she killed her husband because he was Callum, Goo att. - Best 10 pounds butter tion of fret -work, James � Moffatt. � near said joint, Willing hands were 80010 � " " , but it is a side that wil stiiiX-1% � 1- I " * , . ptyb)ic- at the rate'of aboat $2,400 a year f I . I Z t,j,�' I- I A - I ! �v,,--L ! 1� during his 'natural life, simp , good deal of thinking ou,t. Cana a, being 500 of the princi in 1 pound prints, J Bingham, P Hamilton. J Masoo; I Fancy quilt, Mrs D I busy and made the injured lady as com-for"" � 1.0. 6i��! I � - P�l townspeople. At nine jealous and cruel to her. . , t- �,,,_ � - J i ly that his pogi- . n � � I - , -t . I . �U.,;�, - clock, when the ibols steamed out of the s= I . I �,� " 4 i; I com ratively a young country, h @I fortu- O' - A NoBfE WomA,N.-Mrs. Erastus Wiman, Factory cheese, not less than 55 pounds, P Mrs Strachan. Grain f'n, straw, D Brethourt ble as Kossible and 'on the -Arrivil of the . I I tion ma be given to a hungry an I pa . . - 1p�-�'.,�, J" "'i, y d clamor. i harbor she had- it was said, half of the .,of New York, after voluntarily relinquish- Papineau. 20 pounds extracted honey, J Bag -pipe competition, D McKay, Xintail; traia s a was carried into the car and taken I I *��_d.�i! � , i nately, little to do with labor troubles, but w alih of the . ' I � I . , - -nger-on of the Government. Surely ! . � a city represented. The com-. -ing property on Staten Island re resenting Richmond. 10'pounds honey in I pound A Anderson, St. Helens; J t- � . .., N. ,� ! orus ha 1.,1441 - - I .. 4 101�;, .p. I if our country grows as we 'hope � he will --panies made a grand affair out of it-triusic, a million dollars for the be efi nT Di)ogwail, to Brussels, where her husband wag awsi . � 1 � a system that permits of such gross arbuses ! it f n t bar hus- sections, J Richmond. Home-made bread, Blytb.: Dancing, boys or girls under 15, ing her coming. � 'I . - � - I � I �, -4 I, 4 I , � � ::: '1without end till the no- band's creditors, and which, it is' said, will D Moore, T Hamilton. Plain tea biscuits,. Jennie cLaren, SaItford ; Nellie McLaren, -On Saturday 30th ult., ,, 181 she will have 'them if her citize: wining and dining �� - I I � I .c"Ili, i , ld not be tolerated by a free ! no do not ,bar -aided captain) and mate must have enable the'estat - to liquidate in full, had N Animing, Jae Jackson. 5 pounds maple SaItfo d; Willie Hays, McKillop. Organ I .i ` - � � jac L - as this shou I M mossro, J. � 6 �', profit by the experience of ather countries Mason and J. Ross, of Blyth, were tried be - I ' 't e I � i I ; e I I I ( I t 5 1 n 't 'In � 1'-;� , , I . I .1 �!w 1, . Like many others similiarly mille . ._�,, 'k � people. sit t thought the ium nigh, to see the lead. the furniture irieher -house sold by the sheriff sugar, M Brathour, W H McCracken. '3 I. compe ition, H Allan.; Miss-, McLean, Bel. fore Messrs. MeGarva and Steep, J. P's" in � I 11 ".- iv 7, .. I u- i and by means of the knowled athu'p acq-uir- eltizens of Tor nto skipping � C q �. I I I _; . ated, who have gone before him Mr, Van- ' I 9 : about like, on Saturday. - , � I I � J in I I pounds maple syrup, Jae McCallum, T H grave; Miss Shannon, Clidton. Sawing Clinton, charged with selling liquor without - ;�o P.: f I - s- i �;_ J) ,., I ed stave them off.. ch4ildren chased ut of -Bch . 64 I � � _ I koughnet, being too young and 'tvigorous a ' I i cc]. The 'run NEAR THE NORTH POLE. -The steamer Taylor. Collection canned fruit not less com ition, Harrison and O'Connor ;.New. a licenrie, The charge was a � i 411�1 '.. I ; I � . � 1: over the electric ustain6d, and a ; F � .I � I road and the reception In Joan Tender, of the Pacific steam employ. than 4 different kinds, W If McCracken, com a and Carter; McLarty and Nilson. fine of $50 and costs imposedin each cAsp- 1 7 - ;�, t, , : man to retire from active life, will secure a �� A_N OTTAWA despatch states that Lo the Qu 9 I - - � " .. Y -F . I . I i �1�1 � . ,I u I rd . een Victori Park, etc,, evoked com- ing fleet, brings word that Captain Porter, Mrs, H R Walker. Grape wine, home Specirneq of writing, by pupils under 15 On the following Tuesday, charges : I' 1 �t -, � . . , - � . I- � 1� 1,ill� " 1. Aberdeen, the new- Governor; General, finds pli efits without eAd for the !hosts. ,Per. of the Newport, while in pursuit of whales, made, D Moore', M Brathour. Tomato eat. yiears (if kge, Miss Ferguson, Auburn ; Miss -1 . lucrative position in connection with some in 4 Z �2- T�l .. I I ; --.1413, � i� J� A . . . of the financial I-stituM,,,,- �f Aff + I . fection was th rul of everythin dn-- + U A 4-L OA L I I against Messrs, Emigh, Kelly and - . I 1. . . . 4 1 �3�1 .-!I ." I 0 Awav V a L, parallel. lae sea as un- sup, I quarr, R R Juaidlaw, w alter Taylor. o9an, Blyth. Donald, for selling In prohibited hours, . __� �:11�4 � _; - - -4 Or I lueau irtall, the Jubernatofial residence at the weather. t it fe- to say'that if the usually free of ice, otherwise he could 'not Pickles, I quart mixed, Walter Taylor, I J'UD Es,-Healvy Horsee,-T W Dlurnio% . I - sa 1� 11 f I , I � � � , � J . . The cases came before the sam6a magistrSt'616 I , '! 4"" ��'! i*, , � I '� I ,� L . I - � I 1- � � . : ? I � � . I . I : I e, � I � . k .." . , �! _. � __ . . I - .... I � I I � i . � I . � , ri I � . I , , I'� , - ; I I � . I - �, , , . : � . � 1, i� � I . - I I i ..... . i � � 1 i . - 7 1 1.1 . I I I I . ; . � � � . .4 "11; I li, I � ! � " , i , - I . 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