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I L .. as I- - Young and 01 I ladder up with him. By 'the aid of Mr. Woodley h sold quite a number in commm laborers range from $10 to $50 served up a grand lunch. Thus refreshed, swerving 'service he rendered the church Q � ,I I . . I I - � . - I Wants Fine Fall Butter in prints theladder be had, evidently, got up to this district. He is an indefatigable per month ; and good ox-teambters get everybody started again as if they . had of his choice during those years. In his � I I I I - I I - - I and L rolls. Also Rides, Sheep the. roof of the building, fastened o n*e worker, and if perseverance insureLs On^.- from $75 to $150 a month, according to not,dauced at all before. The f un kept -up gain but our lose we bow' submissively * - ' I .1 I . � I I I . . - 1. and of the rope around a I ratter and cess he should doi a large business with the number of. cattle they have to drive. fast and furious until the boys thought to the will of Him, who oan bury his I . I $dns and Raw Furs. placing thejother end aroun� his neck, this work. -Hall6we'en passed over very The timber is so very large that they they mfght go ho'nie,-,get breakfast, and workmen . and can carry on his work. * ALIKE SHOULD READ - I .1111, LL I I . walked along -a beam and slid off. When quietly, and. aside from a few boyish - cafinbt haul any of it with one yoke of begin the day's work. The boys all We would also mingle our tears with L - I . � L GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH. found he was suspended in this way, his pranks. practised 4bout the streets there. cattle, and they generally use from three wish th�t it may not be long until Elugh those that weep and assure them of our � I � I L � �11 . - ' . . . - feet within about a foot of Ihe hay un- were no depredations committed. -The to four yoke for a team, One custom gives another, for he always does well heart felt sympathy in this the hour of . I I . I L I - derneath. Death had beer�i caused by electric lights, bothL . . I L I on the town and ,there he at first thought very odd, and what be does at all. . . their severe trial in the loss of a devcit- nnouncementg, I I A OANADIAN BARE. strangulation, but the feoures were commercial circuits are now giving ver that was thatevery man has to � carry " Brian nev: ed buiband and an indulgent parent."' . , y I i er said wo, �� . L I - - , .1 quite natural looking, tbe only discolora- fair satisfaction.i-lhe Chryistian En- his'own bedding. A great deal of oney But to rosin the how; it was moved and seconded that a copy � it . . . I we shrink from the thoaght as we Should tion or abrasion noticed,beink on the side deavor Society hold a Thanks -giving changes hands at the gambling tables in Then he cried, let her go, Of this resolution be sent to the Chris 10 .. I .TW33 I � �� I I . .shrink from the sight. Such a, man would' be of-theneck where the knot on �he ropehad meeting in the Presbyterian church at that country. -Mr. C. Bowerman, who I And you bet it wasn't slow." tian Guardian and the Seaforth E xp0SI - As they appear from week to week oll. I I I 'bearable Canadian., espeicially ill he lived in I I � an un i MUNICIPAL STATISTICS. -Alr. John C. every page of this Paper. They are no I I I rubbed. Previous to going pp -to fasten ten o!plock Thuisday morning. -Rev. is to take charge of the school in Section blication. -Ruron County and had access to the CHEAP AND 4 Ton for pu . . ,4cnASTF.cLOTRIXo which Pickard supplies to all the rope he had,. apparently, removed Dr. Moffatt will deliver a lecture in the No. I next year, has rented the g Morrison, the obliging and efficient . .- �_ empty" jargon )I of words thrown to- .. � NO, . comers. 11ave you seen our NZWFALL CLOTHIN . Clerk of M cKillop, f urnishes us with the L_ 1 09 his coat and vest, as they were found on' Presbyterian church on Monday evening stone house and the garden on the farm West Wawanosh. - - 'They rebeautiesin ever), sense.of the word the hay, near where he bad entered the next on the subjept, " Young Canada in belonging' to Mr. A. 13. Smith, merchant, following statistics : There are -603 gether, iu the hope of ,attracting,a Mo_ I I I men'saYouths? Boys' & Children's Suits, 0%,er: MATRIMONIAL. -On 'Wednesday, 00- � I � - Earnest." The Doctor is an entertain- Brussels. Mrs. Bowerman will walcome ratepayers,- and over 800 voters in the holding I . y than ever before. Are mow. Thelast-60011,of him. around the I inent's attention, and � out pron,_ -oats in larger variet -,%inter sea- I � :; township. There are 51,817 act es which tober 22ad, quite anenjoyable time - . � I I you � ises that cannot be fulfilled. on th I � fully fitted out for the fall and place was on Wednesday foienoon, and ing lecturer and labould have a good the change, as. she expects to be far was spent at the residence of Mr. B. � � I ' sons,if not remember where they clothe the Can- it was notieed there was no :light in his audience.-�-The 'wet 'weather of the more comfortable there than in, their are assessed at $1,804,$05. The income e. � I - � , n-Clothin . i ,ca8ion was tha marriage contrary, each adver I e nt, has its. FINE .�_,.�� adian Bare, the Bargai . . ,g and Dry Goods house Wednesday night. Itis -supposed, previous two weeks, followed by the preient dwelling -house. andwage-earners'assessments amount to Ferr er. Theoo . V's me % - House- of Seatorth. - therefore', that the deed was. committed snow and slush of 6c presentweek, has $1,600. The county rate this year is of their daughter, Mary Jane, to. Mr. specific pur�pose"and comes to you as &. : , . . WM. PICKARD . . 11 69-100 mills, making the amount re- Alton, of Ashfield. Tlierewere quite . 7T T.T-NT: . I I I some time Wednesday. 'It 'isquiteevi- hindered farmers greatly, with their fall f Huliett. . a large number present, nearly all being direct message of something that shotll& I )&ILLTS . . I ' . T.. Kidd's old stand, Seaf orth. dent, also, 'that the act bad not been wqrk. Some have not yef got all their � LEAVING.-MiSB Mary E. Govenlock, quired for this purpose $3,054.84; the relatives of the bride and groom. The interest you. . _ - 31A -S. - I - township rate is - 3 mills, realizing � I I long premeditated, as he h4d made all potatoes up ; a good many,, still have who has taught very Successfully i -married couple left ,next morning for : IDD) � I . I necessary preparations f or the winter, mangolds in the ground, and very few In $5,432.48 ; school taxes, $4,273.52 for At present several inew additions to. I em 4 , School Section No. 1, Hullett, for the their home in Ashfleld. We wish them I � I I I . . such as fixix,g up his barns, �tables,ete., have got their,jurnips lifted. The astthree years, intends leaving the everysuccessin their futurelife.-Mr. rstock,among w ic will be fouta. � : " tiot P schools. There were $303 raised - from , " J ' I t andhad also --purchased a nu , however, now has a more set. Public schools, and 8306.38 for Separate Ou h h i . I W. Cameron, who lives near the town- some very pretty -1 % F steers for winter feeding. I [e had also, - tied appearance, a�nd it is hoped there school at January. The best proof Of dog tax, and $57 from statute labor. I � . I ship hall, got tired- pulling through life / I - - even on the morning of his � eath,placed will yet be u opportunity to get th6 Miss Govenlock's efficiency as -a teacher The whole receipts-- from taxation . . I . I � DISTRICT MATTERS.- a and her popularity in the reection, is to in sin -ale, traces. and resolved to try it I - feed in the , stables for his orses,� with roots housed. -Rev. ---De. MeVicar, Of be found in the fact that she has had an amount to $13,791.22, and to be added doubl�. On !tuesday of last week be Circular and Ulf,ter Cloth,s, � And Well . ' . Tim - SEAFoRTH GURIS11AN ENDEAVOR the evident� intention of lotting them Montreal, will preach the. Anniversary increase of salary every year, and fter to this is $857.86 interest received from took as his life partner Miss Radcliff, - � and'BOYS) i I in, but which he did not do. There is sermons in- the .Presbyterian church on. theinvestmentof the Municipal Loan . . -The Christian Endeavor Society in' . she notified the trustees of her intenation of St. Helens. We wish them pros- , I Mantle Plmhe%, . -- - I I , no assignable' reason why he! had coin- Sabbath, December T&th, and will de- Fund monies which, goes towards sup- ' * . . I .. . � . . �, � �connection with the Presbyterian church not to seek re-engagement for the next porting the 'schools. There are ten perity. ' , Ed I I I . * in this town, which1was organized last mitted the rash act, and it jean only be liver one of his popular 16etures on the year they went to her and urged her to Public schools, four Union schools, and JOTTINas.-The Roman Cath�lic Ladies' Underwear, ,I � � I . I I March with 30 members, now numbers attributed to a sudden fit of' temporary following Monday evening.o'f he upple. re -consider her decision, offering to con- one Separate school. The fifteen schools church, at St. Augustine, is undergoing . . I , � � Insanity. Recently he had been troubled packing business is about wound up for - . :104. Forty-five of these are Active tinus the same salary, viz., $385, as last ' extensive repairs. The old vestry has Children's Hoods, � . . occasionally with dyspepsia. *� He was in this season. ' All the dealers here have receive a total sum of $5,437.7", and I � I � I members and ,two, Rev. A. D. McDon- I I year, but she again declined as she was two Sections still have a debt ofa about been pulled down atid replaced by a ' . _' Ne . . Is Seaforth ,on the Monday previous, and done well, and will we, hope, -win - back . Boas and Nuffs . . I mbers. .1 desirous of a change. new one. The inside of the church is ) I I aid and D.D.Wilson,lionorary me after taking tea at the residence of his some of the money they lost two years . V00. In some Sections there is a con- ( L I , 'The money raised by the Society during . . spicuous scarcity of dogs as shown by being altered, some new seats are put � L 'L brother left for home, and although be �go.-We are glad to learn that Mr. . ' t I the first six months - amounted to over CoMplaiDed then of not feeling very Wm. Carnochan, who got his leg broken . Staffa. he Assessment Roll. On one concessiou, in, and the ceiling and walls through- And a nice lot of Boys Overcoats.. . I I - 1 $50, What was left of this fund after out are- being papered. -Mr. Staples, o - The atte I NOTE. -The farmers are busy team- for instance, there are only three dogs f . 9, - k has b.. T I well, he seemed to be in the best of two weeks ago, is getting along as well . � week has _b I I defraying a few necessary expenses was Ing out their apples to Dublin and other in a distance of four mile$. - the 6th concession, bad a sale on the 4th . . 11 . . spirits, and discussed with his brother as could be expected,�On account of . � . . 45lection, an I �, I inst. He is giving up farming and is . i I - given to missionary-I.purposes. his plans for the winter. He was in going to press a day earlier than usual places. They are a- nluch better crop I . I going to live near Dungannon. . - Call early while the assortment is, �, a h - - . . '_ ' than expected. -A serious accident oc- - ,� Politic - � Pur.LisnEp.s' A�NNOUNCEINIENT. - On good pecuniary circumstances. When thin week, some of our usual, ilocal cor- B4yfleld- I complete. Fine selectio�s. '. else. The l� I account of the space' taken up by the the body was found "there was $114 in regpondenco,imarkets f&c.,have not come curred to Eddie ,Kemp, of this place, Now is the time to sabscribefor "MaE , Blyth. � . - been V, 10� � . q � large business announcement of Messrs. the pants pocket. Besides this he had a to hand in time.-Th'e' regular meeting while hauling mangolds. . The teani ran EXPOSITOR." All new subscribers get it froin � - brisk one A � . ; * liberal sum to his credit in the bank, a of the Town C away, throwing him off the wagon, the now to ist- of jallu - NOTES. -Mr. Jerome, who has been . I Duncan & Duncan, on the 3rd page of ouncit will be held on � ary, 1892, for $1.50. -Two . bave been ' � 11 . good hundred acre faim clear of any ew Monday eveningnext. We understand wheels passing over him, fracturing months free. Leave your subscription with F. carrying on- the tailoring business here . and a com � . this. issue, we thin week issue a au- pple- 1. A. EDWARDS. � 1195 Edward McFaul . - cumbranbe, a large and valfaa,ble stock the electric light'business will -get an- three ribs and causing internal injuries, * for some time intends removing to , .A_T_JL I bas been mal, I ment in which our readers will find a which it is t be hoped will not prove THE: Ladies should see H. F. Ed. Chicago. - Last Sunday evening the - . - of horses and cattle, a barn filled with other airing, probably for the last time. o . .. governmeat;47 - , large amount of interesting reading. fatal.-Mr.'M'. Burns is recovering from mards'stoek of Ladies undervest8 as they are Methodist church was crowded,to the I ". 0 this season's crop, and everything so far -Remember the Thanksgiving supper they best that can be had, and he is selling thern I SEAFORTH. place them k � Z . I -We . t�nay also state that we intend his recent illness. -The English church doors to hear Conductor Snider, who I , - . commencing the publication of a new* - as this world oods are concerned, cal- in the ,Methodist eburoh Thursday even- very cheap. The men should come and get an - -_ - � to manage j � preached a very earnest and impressive - i� I I "' g " cul,ted to make a person comfortable ing. All Rev. Mr. Howell's old friends, of this 'place is closed at present, as the overcoat. They are selling fast, come u once - ______�_ - Of national I I � I continued story on the first week of De- pastor, Mr. Bridgman, has gone to the While there is a large assortment. 1195 sermon. -Watson's brick block bad a trip, -The first snow of 'the season- on � ' - . comber. This story is by the popular and easy rni�nded. He was" about 54 and a great many new ones should come old country. -7-Tb ere has been a general BRiEl? NOTES. -Mr. Dan. Ifarrisou is narrow escape from destruction by fire Sunday and -Alonday last. Quite a, new one, foi, I years of age., was never married, and out to welcome him. -Mrs. Kirkman . . - I et I I author, L. T. Mead.e,- and will be found . MOVIII r spending the summer I nearly ev I since the death of his mother, four or and MissTytler left Wednesday even g in our town this last week. Mr. home again afte on Thursday evening of last week. number of farmers have their inangolda. year. As fa � - I i one of the beat we have ever had. Par- five years ago, lived most of the time ing for Guelph to spend Thanksgi i ' Hambiy has left the village and gone to on the survey ,boat " Bayfield " on About eight o'clock fire was discovered and turnips and a good deal of clover- I lieretofore I � I " � � - I Ud , i � ties wishing to take adt " v"g the farm that he bought; Mrs. Gullett Georgian Bay. -Mr. Charles Stalker is in the Masonic Hall, which in in the hay in piles in the fields waiting to dry. i � -1 to alone. - He was a man of more than or- D,sy with their brother, Mr. IV. lytler, � .defeatf-la i . 5 . ,Offer of the balance of this year free I has moved into Hambl' 'a house and preparing to leave B d flat. The prompt action of the -Mr. Dios." Ward il workingnight and Was no 11 I . dinary intelligence, and always seemed of Guelph Collegiate Institute.-Adju- y ayfield and has secOn i e ;. new subscribers Should send in their I Mr. Chub has come to town, and has packed up. His many friends will -wish firemen and citizens � soon extinguished day at his chicory kiln, drying -for the 4 � exce i I names at once, so as to get the whole of cheerful and coniented,-and �of late has, tant Manton, of Toronto, led the meet. although he i I I � been planning so as to arrang I e his affairs ings in the Salvation Army barr taken the house vacated by- Airs. him success wherever he may go.-Ou it, and not much damage was done. The market. - Tom is a hustler, sure. -Some- � . L this interesting story, which will help to . ack : Gullett. Thurbday evening, 30th - October, the furniture of the lodge room was consid- sixteen applicants for the vacancy of: - forces of thi 1 L I ; with the view of taking a trip to the last Saturday and:Sabbath. There wa . too well di6 11 ., 7 fifford entertainment for the long winter I - J . ; . I a I Royal Templars beld an o' erably damaged by water and smoke assistant teacher in Varnia school have � � . . . old country next summer. He was a a very large attendance. -Mr. J. Allar- P 9 volunteers I I . � . I - - evenings.. . and the goods from the ,stores under- been received by the trustees in answer The result I' � good neighbor, a kind friend and a dyce, late of JE[ullett,.Ieft here on Wed- i Morris. . when-'aDlintere8ting programme was pre- ! . o � � . - LoCALS.-`Mr. McArter and Miss A- ,sent d. I - ' worthy citizen, and all will deeply regret n`6sday for Australia, and expects to eat e Solos by Miss E. Erwin and the neath, were also partially removed, to the advertisement appearing iu"THE,; i � , A PURCITASE.. - The public school the sad event which. brought him to so his Christmas dinner in Melbourne. He ' Misses McLeod , Readings by Miss Me-' causing some loss and disturbance to HURON )EXPOSIT.Oi-t. Surel - I Volunteers, i � '�� Dick represented the Sabbath school in P _y TuE Ex. . I . � - board have at last purchased', the. house . thirty -and � -, I I untimely an end. The remai I its were in- will go from there to Scotland. -A Section No. 9 at the Convention held in Kenzie, Messrs. Colwell and Elliott. th6 owners. Had the fire occurred at a POSITOR has,& wide circulation. has been le. , r and lot in rear of the present school . terred in Harpurhey cemetery on Satur- meeting of the Seaforth Caledonian So. Wingham, on Tuesday iknd Wednesday The debate, "Resolved thai the Pen has later hour in the evening the results --- . a business. '� . grounds, belonging to Alias Smith. The * done more toward the civilization of would have been more serious. The fire Diublin. - - price paid was $750. This will give a day afternoon. The only menibers of the ciety will be held in the Orange of la�t week. �-Miss E. Clennan, of the man than the Sword," was disc . upposed to have originated from de- OUR X I l family living are two brothers, Mr. Hall on Friday evening at. 8 O'clock. 7th- concession, has been laid up for a . ussed by 1118 NEw 'Brs.-Our enterprising citizen,, The Madi �� _ much neede& addition to the school Hill fective stove pipes. I * . - - I I . . � Andrew Calder, of-Seafortli.. and Mr. while with inflammation, but is now members of Bayfield and Porter's Mr.- John Breman has, at considerable ping a greA.: I grounds, and will, for all time, 1)0 . . getting lodges, and decision wan given in favor - . . expense, rigged up a 'bus .. gA - I . ,doubt, obviate the necessity of purchas- Robert Calder, of McKillop, near BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING. -The annu- well again. 'The I Sabbath . count of th' ing-ground elsewhere, -and erecting a Winthrop. ' l al meeting of the Seaforth Branch of School, conducted in section No. I of the affirmative. -At the invitation of Glenfarrow. carrying about twenty. Excursions are Horse Asset. . closed last Sunday . 9' ,Mr. and Airs. Newton,- a number of GEDTERAL Topics. -Did you have your now the order of the day.. � - * ward school. The Board have been HomE AGAIN.- * I the Upper Canada Bible Society was held for the winter , voting people assembled at the parson- turnips taken up before -the snow storm ? AcciDENTs.-What wa I � And lasts 0 � � anxious to get this properly for years, t, Dr. Canipblell, of this in the Presbyterian church on Thursday months. ,It has succeeded - ,well .this `3 � -- - . 9 near a fatal stageon wi � � I own Who has been absent some six weeks at- as year under the superint Mr. Age, on Friday evening, and spent a few -How are the ,roads. down your way ? accident occurred on -Monday before- � , - but the owner declin;d to sell and the ' evening of last week. The weather w - I concerts wd A t,ndlD,- the large Hospitals of Philadelphia and Lawson.-Mr� Barrie, of the.6thc nees- , hours most pleasan bly. -Hal loween pass- Miserable I ver miserable, eed.- last. Miss Minnie K,e # ' - property could not be expropriated, as New York, returned home on the 4th inst., and 4 muddy,'but despite 9 I y lhas been 13 I wet and the street, iiid nnk) accompanied . sion, whosuffered loss last waek b � . fi ed quietly here; no mischief was done. Pa I please clean your shoes or you will. by Mrs. Carlin and Mrs. McCann, were- t I I ;' there is a residence on it. There were is now prepared to attend to all professional these drawbacks there was a fairly good . � y re, -We are getting lots of the beautiful I presents a , i . calls either by night or by day. � 1195-1 is making preparations to , re -build im- spail our new carpet. turning a corner of a road'with a horse two other persons after' it, who would I attendance, more than is usually seen at now, I . rlu�mnuing c, I . have given for it the same price, but Mr. WE will offer at the Seaforth Woolen meetings of this kind. The chair was mediately. The neighbors are- kindly , and a great many were unprepared NOTES. -We are glad. to see that the and top buggy.when the,horse made a - Fourth a �� : I . . - McDonald, who had the disposal of the Mills, for the next two Weeks, our entire stock taken by the local president, Rev. A. aiding him to get ready the1imber, etc. . for i . t, having roots - out yet. . boys on this line are becoming more spring, upsetting the jig -i' Mrs. Carlin least 4,000 I . . I . - _ . civilized. Hallowe'en tricks ate now escaped with slig � r f tweeds at cost of makincr. Con -le and see for Hallowe'en passed off. quietly in this . lit injuries, while Mrs. I property, gave the school board 6e 0 0 . D. McDonald. The Rev. Mr. Simpson, . arena and :� � I I � ]preference. : . yourself. A. G. VANEeMOND'S SONS. 1196-1 pastor of Union Church, Brucefield, townsbip this ypar ; only a very few of 116nsall.:' almost a thing of the past. -Mr. Frazer, McCann had a wrist broken, but Miss, togtht� �� . , I - r GIRLS WANTED. -Wanted three good. agent for the Society, was present and the "lower raAa " indulging in trick- CLEARING SALR� BEFORE. REmoviNG. - Tifrnberry's prize ploughman, was one Kenny bad the most miraculous emcape� The - natioet, I : I . girls, one for kitchen, one for upstiiirs and one playing. -Farmlers are beginnin�g to fear As my lease of .11. . .- of the judges at the plowing match of all, as the buggy turned completely � DIE ROYAL TEMPLA"',-The anni. *delivered a most interesting address in I premises in Hensall expires on fairs, as m! . I for dinin- room, Apply a; that they are n9t going to get'their tur- the 15th of Febrdar next, I have decidid,before recently held near Molesworth. On ac- I upside down over her, and she was drag- are interest- - versary meetings and services in connec- forth. ' I which he set forth inost ably the object of . . Y, . tion with Huron Counci; Royal Temp- . I q 1194 tf the society and its claims upon Christi_ nips up, as the weather is gettin removing, to offer foi the next three months, count of the bad weather the match was ged a long distance. Beyond being, . i. .1 9 ruy entire stock of general goodo, at such re- year rangel . . - lara of Temperance will take place on - GIRL WAN,TED.-Good wages will be an people as well- as the good it is ac- rather winter -like. Some few have not dh-c d prices as cannot fail to effect a clearaiiee not well attended, only a few plows badly bruised, howeiir, the young lady, '61assifi"ti,4 . . � given a good competent girl, stead), place and' . e r , December 7tfi and suiall family. APP13' at TuB ExrosiToR office. cOmplialling. Thin address was suppli. yet raised their potatoes. -Miss Ire- of the saine by that time. Special drives in competing for the prizes.--�Mr. Herbert isall right. . � . bredv., Ara� .� I � Boots, Shoes, Felts and Rubbers of all kinds, Henning's auction sale held last Friday. � . L 6 land, �of 3rd line spent last.week in . - HYMENEAL. -A happy'event occurred, . dales, I Sth. Rev. Win. Kettlewell, Past Dom- � 1194 mented by an exc: Ilent and appropriate ) Readyniade Clothing, Overcoats, Wall Paper, . ! r - � iniGn Councillor, has kindly consented speech by Rev. Mr. Hodgins, rector of Seaforth. - Crockery and Glassware. Call and be con- wan a success in almost everything but at Irishtown on the 21 at ult., Mr. Frank i neys, coi�t WE are offering at the Seafortb Wool- I �� - 6 vinced. No trouble'to show goods. the weather. Although snowing ail Gallagher' of Hibbert, bei g united I � I neon, carria I I to be present and will address a Gospel en Mills, great bargains is Tweeds, Blankets St. Thomas church and also by a few . , RoBmT ' D a . - 1 and MaDnels. "Come and examine our stock, rernarks by Rev. Mr. Casson, of the '. Tuckersmith. I MORRISON, Double Stores, Marshalls Block afternoon the sale was well attended.'. marriage to Miss Ann, eldest daughter- hands; coh - Temperance ineeting on Sunday after- . Hensall. 1195 ' The stock was sold at good prices, but of the late Daniel - Burns, of Logan. - 2 � Everything new. No old stock. A. G. VANEo i i noon, and preach the anniversary serition MOND'S SONS. , - 1199.1 , Methodist church. The following offi- SC1100L IMPROVEMENTS, -The achool dle horses, i in the Methodist church in the evening. I ' I , I cers were . appointed for the current bouse in Section 4 has recently h . ad a GREAT Bargains in Boot, and Shoes the implements, as usual, went a little The knot was firmly tied by Dean Mur- g I ine horBeall � . � . . WE shall sell a few cords of first-class for the next 30 days at A. Weselobs. IV'e have low. -Andy Gemmill, the ,genial milk- phy,and immediately after the cere- - il . ] On Monday evening an. o ye A a I , yst6r supper 'dry hard wood, short and long, at $2.25 per Short ar: Rev. A.- D. McDonald, pre8i. thorough course of repairs, nearly $500 just received over 1,000 pairs of Rubbers and drawer of the 6th concession, makes - mony the bride and bridegroom, with � " 17 � � .and prohibition 'meeting ,will be held,, cord, and $4 per long cord, delivered, cash. A. dent ; Robert Lumaden, secretary. having been spent on it. A stone.foun- Ov,er Shoes of all kinds, which we will sell at the The `," when Rev. Mr. Kettlewell will deliver W. OGILVIE & CO. 1195-2 treasurer and depositor. Committee- dation has been placed under it Anc .1 it f6llo.wingprices: Men'slined Over'Shoes $1.10 this season's last trip to -day. During friends, repaired to the home of Mr. ciation- " v� . - I � pair, 31en's Rubbers 55c a pair, NN omen's Rub- the summer Andy has proved himself to Patrick Burns, where a sumptuous din- I J1 -one of his masterly prohibition speeches. WE wish to call the attention of ou A, Strong, D. D. Wilson, M. Y. Me. . has been painted and otherwise re�aired, ab6rs 36c a pair, and all other goode equally as in the pubi I . r � be both competent and obliging, and no . ner was partaken of. Both parties are . ranging � . The proceeds of the above meeting are readers, particularly the farming -community, to, Lean, W. M _. Gray, John Beattie, T. 0. and now presents a comfortable and neat cheap. Call and see and be convinced that Ou f0 I . I 1 sell d bt those concerned hope he may get "well known as highly respectable peo- . . to be d�voted to aid the deserving poor of the advertisement of blesers Code & Go., of the Kemp'and James Scott The' collection appearance. The play ground has also Boots and Shoes cheaper than any one else. second wee'; , the town. EverybDdy should attend. -Senforth Roller Mills, on page 6 of this issue. amounted to about $16. The appoint- . been -enlarged. ' . Butter and EFgs taken in exchange for goods. the jpb for the next season as'well as ple, and they have the very best wishes is to increak � . . __ *Mr. Code is a first-class roller miller who Is well ment of local collectors was left to the, I TcOKERSMIT11 COUNCIL.- -The council . Sign of the Big Boot.' A. WFSXLOI1. " 1194-3 many seasons in the future. of all who know them. tion whicli - . I and favourably known to both citizens and far- . INTENDING purchasers would do well 0 ACCIDANTS.-On Sunday forenoon, the. aid to sict, LOTS OF THE Sm�m.-The following mers of thig section of the couctry. Mr. Sum- committee. - Last year there was only met at Dixon's hotel, Brucefield, on to see the neat dwelling with two lots attached Brucefield. 26th ult., a sad and fatal -accident oc ' . I �1 characteristic letter �vaa received this -merville, one of the new firm is a practical and collected in this district the -sum, of $1 1. !Saturday, November Ist, all the:mem- which John A. Mitchell, of this place, offers for curred near Irishtovvn churph. Mr- Ref is grat . * .. �� experienced miller who has been over 25 year i - chief business Sale cheap. Apply to owner or G. J.Sutherland, wish to ret week from am old and esteemed subscrib. 8 That so amall1an amount wa'sirealized for bers were present. The BRIEFS. -Rev. J. A. hlcConneI occu- in the milling business, and comes anlong8t us Notary Public and Conveyancer, for price and John Downey, of McKillop, had driven . er and we publish it as a hint to hUn- highly recorinended as arniller and -a business such an object -shows that there must of the day was payment of accounts. � : pied the pulpit of Union church with � �aud to waIr ' dreds of others who are nituated just as inan. Their njills having been recently refitted have been remissness somewhere and we Thirty-seven accounts &mounting to particulars. . I : 1195 much acceptance last Sabbath, the pan- out to mass, and had with him biw vice. The. . he was, with the hope that they will go and a large quantity of the beet and latest Im- hope that this year the Christian oom- over $900, were passed and paid., Mr. LOCAL ITBMS.-Mr. H. H�ppeI, for- tor exchanging and preaching his church housekeeper, an elderly woman, who, as its kind it .1 proved n achinery added, we feel sure they will m . ' passing over , . .. i and do likewise. He i pays: " Dear receive alair share of public patron e. unity of the. district will see that the ,Colbert presented a claim for damage to merly of the township of; Hay, but now vacant. We understand Rev. Mr. Me. -the culvert -during its � ag 1195 1 1 1 '. frn�f- �f 4-1. 11 A 9-11 . I : .. . I I OL Derlin, had 500 barre s of apples de- IV a V 8, from the vehicle -1 . . Ir � �._ f Sir, -Please upd enclosed -dollars . . claims of the Bible Society are 'not sim- Is bridge caused by the deepening of the ' I Connell intends going L to Chalk River to I cumulated. ; - 6 . : I - ,� i � . . � '. livered at this station on her head. --- She was picked up in an I � � ; ji, ,` � � I - I y-lavy 11 A." -His former , on Tuesday of take charge of a mission station for six � : . to kind of pay for the re�adihg matter NEwPRE.uisEs. Mr.F.W.Tweddle, Ilarly overlooked. The peopleof Sea- creek, under b ' I . contrib te , .- 1'. i I I 11 10 k � in in . w I � ' h o send he cost of building 4 new city. I I � 0 which you are good e Dentist, Semorth, has r moved to -his new rooms this week. -Mr. F. Meyers has recently months. His family ,will retria' i unconscious state, and died in the house I . -noug t forth and vicinity are never behind in !claim was t Th o � i __ � � - , I - ,� - �, 'r I -, 1 from week to week and from year to over Hamilton and hl4jnis Shoe Store, across any good work and this one is I deserv- bridge, viz., $24.75. His present . opened out a fine stock -of groceries and Varna on the farm be lately purchased. of Mr. Michael bloore in fees than half 111 41 f - I - i from his former location and h �ne is � ry have ' � ; - � i as now got com- confectionery in his shop adjoining Mr. -On Thursday afternoon a Thanksgiv- an hour. The sad event created- much � . � . - � year without ever asking for money. I fortably settled and ready for business. These Dg of thei rbest consideration. for damage to the Old bridge to the . � I � ::. , this perma� I - - I am always glad to see Tnz MxPOMT611 new rooms are admirably adapted for his basi.- - same amount. The council thong J. C.. Clawson's harness shop. on excitement, and deep sympathy ii, felt . I � : lit the -Mrs. ing service will be; held in Uni � been deci4i � . � ,C I I , I for the friends. -Another sudden death 0 - - 7 . 4 and would not like to bav6y it stop coin- n,,,,, being large, convenient and comfortabis, Ferguson and family, 9f the township of church at 2 p. m. Sh rt addresses will , -1 1 17 1 and affording excellent light. He will he glad. . Kippen. amount claimed absurdly high and re. I . 0 fair, the 1$ � � . ; ; _ I � . ing by any means,and if,I 6ver allow my [fused to pay it, and gav erg Hay, and who numbers among the The delivered by Rev. Dr. Moffatt and occurred the same a ife i4ndertakerl. � to lia,,a call from all who may require his ' e Sir. Colb ' I � - . � 8er- � . .. L - Mr. Daniel Cronan, Hibbert, hav'1115 � . I 4 subscription to fall so far behind again vices in any form of dentistry. The niuht bell NOTES. Mr. Robt. Fisher, who has Ibis choice, of ten dollars or arbitration. . pioneor settlers in this part, (Mr. For- the pastor. On the same evening the -and impor( � . � f I �t'l I it will be no barm for you to remind me will be promptly attended to. D'. Ferguson been in the employ Of Mr Thos. Mollis 'The council will meet at Daly' -;' guson, deceased, having settled on the Tract Society meeting will be held in died very suddenly. Mr. ' Cronan ha - the exhfb4 � , ,:: . . r hotel, �� e ;. . I . . - - . I of the fact that you wan' 11 now occupies the rooms over Mr. Daly's during the past three year*8, has left for 11 farm, where the family have since been the Canada Presbyterian church, to be crossed to a neighbor's, and an his re- I I . � � I hen it . . � �_ . .. :� . t to live as we ion December 2nd, at 1 o'clock, w I I - will includ � I 1. . grocery, vacated by Mr. Tweddle, and where be turn found her a corpse. I I - I I � I . � : as your neighbo s. Th'nking you for Kinburn, wh6re he has accepted a situa- living, nearly 40 years ago,) have rented addressed J She was a ,r can be found by any desiring his professional I py Rev. Dr. Moffatt, Secretary g,f L. , - .. - -- A lis hoped all accounts due 'and payable ,drawin 'I ' , _ _i . tion. Success, Bob. -Mr. an their fine farm, situa highly respected woman, and her aged I I I I . � yo,ur liberality, I remain, yours very services. . Tho professional cards of both will be d -Mrs. ted on the Zurich of the society.- Mr. John McIntosh � , I � i changed next -week to suit the above locations. Beman are conducting a series of Gospel by the township will be presented and road, to Mr. George Graham, of Ra � ' hiTab;nd has the deep sym-pathy of the ren, and No , , % - � truly.". I aettled.-SAMUEL SAMILLIE, Clerk.1 y, our popular merchant, has placed a fine . � 'J.4! � I i the BGar& I I - . � I 7 . _ . I - � 1195-1 Temperance meetings in the Methodist : I and this week removed :into Clinton, platform to the entrance of his store. It whole neighborhood. I I I � . I I - � - ! - . . � I , I . . � � � I : � . MELA-.\�CHOLY S-CIGIDE.-On Friday LOCAL BRLPF.S. church this week, and despite the un. , McKiH . where Mrs. Ferguson intends residing, would be well if all our merchants w"ld - 0 . . I . - -Rev. Mr. C,,,,n, - op. � arge 1 � � 5 � � 1. . A I I � - L - I afternoon la,Wmuch surprise and regret pastor of the Methodist' church, favorable weather'and condition of the ; GOOD WEIGHTS. -Mr. Alex. Gardiner, at least until her son Robert 'has finish- do a little improving and thus make the Stanley. - ,61 Irish I , i - . I - : I . i . - - - . . . x � was felt on it becoming known that Mr. preaches the Thanksgiving roads, the attendance Js very good.- - . ed his studies. While we very much stores more attractiv6.-Mr. John Man- . � i 1� i i I . I . sermon. in t e concession of McKU14, al- � DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT. -On Friday- � -week an& . - I � - - � . James Calder, of the 3rd concession of the Presbyterian Mr. Scott, of Glasgow, is in the village . - Ile has regret losing Mrs. Ferguson and family son, 'agent for.A. Harris, Son & Co. I I - church on Thursday.- Of night of last week some evil. disposed of the cal' , � I A � ' ' e - I I � I I � �. I � I . AlcKillop, had committed suicide. Mr. Mr. N. Cousins, of th .trying �o organize a singing class. -The ays goes in for the very best. , from our midst, as they have always Brantford, has sold his property to'Mr. land and I I- . I e . persons broke into the school house on � - I I . k I . . . � � Calder was one of our most prosperous . West End, f o-ilowiDg prices for grain are now ruling wether lamb which lirings do the been held in high esteem, -we wish them Sain. Pollock. Mr. Manso intends go - ;r I' r Tucker.9mith, has the distinction of being cales at 160 lbs, and he recently old , . . n the Bayfield road, near Brucefield, and- to add.r 1 Z � . .#.' I . I � and respected farmers and those best the first visitor to town with a cutter on our market, which are, we think, all comfort, health and happin to Manitoba. We wish him every turned things It side -down generklly. represent � i � � . � I t , - ram lamb which weighed 170 lbs Me! P " I ,,� n� x lain ' : o- - __'� ahead of - their new home.- Mrs. A. McPherson success. -The Foresters and Royal Tem- They tore up the desks, piled them in . i , !'t 4'__4 - acquainted with him would be the very this season. He had his cutter out on most markets - Wheat. 90 to Kinley can't hurt lambs of this size very ' oexpleln t � �_ - - I 95c ; barley, 50c ; oats, 36c ; peas, 56c. much. -We may here state that the ng relatives and plars have rented the large hall *over the middle of the floor and tore and de- � l I- - last to suspect -that he could be guilty of Tuesday morning, but -it was mighty ' is at present Yisiti � : - ; 11 . the lattei, � .- I � I � _�, committinz so rash an act. On Friday tough scraping. -The several Creameries -Mr. Weismiller basstarted a clearing farm whic'h Mr. Gardiner recen friends in Huron and Bruce counties.- Mr. Sam. Pollock's blacksmith shop,for stroyed maps. books and oth . Tory Go-$ . -1 sale. His notice came so er articles, I � � . . - forenoon Mr. James McIntosh, who re- in this County closed for the season on out to hand too brought $1,250, being $50 more th n the We would desire to correct an error lodge purposes and holding entertain- leaving things in a deplorable state. they hop . � . I - � . � . - :18l � : 11. . I � - late for this week. � ensall items in menta. They expect to. be settled in it This is carrying fun 'not, as iii . I des on the opposite side of the road, Saturday last. - The season has been a . price reported in these columns. which appeared under H . a little too far even �, , ,1 noticed that Mr. Cald last week's Is -sue, but for, which your in a few weeks. I . - �- � I . . er's horses and very satisfactory one foi both patrons - . Mr -9. McKEE'S SALE.-Notwith tand- for Hallowe " en nfgi&t and if the perpe- Impendin' " L" L . . eat I . as not respon- * � I tle had been out all night in the and proprietor. -Rev. Dr. Robertson, . Grey. n regular corrospondent w trators are discovered they should be I used fort � . 7� - I ing the unfavorable weather a d the sible, not having written that particular Varna. - .. . snow,aud supposing that Mr. Calder, of Winnipeg, Superintendent of North. NEWS ITE,Nfs. -There was a lively he very bad - . fittingly- punished. � , � 1 7 I . roads, there was a large rowd item. We here refer to �i the obituary The delet I p � v � - . west Missions, was in town this -week. at James McIntosh's on the evd-ning of of people at the auction sale 0 Mrs. p LoCALITIES.-Mr. L. Wiggand, who ' SHEEP SOLD. -Mr. John Dunkin,. of i w � who had been living &long, ha& gone . I welcome � � . I ' . I ay and bad not returned, be sent � notice of Helen Revis (N lie) Morrison � aw He was the guest of Rev. Mr. Mus- the 24th ult.-Quite a number -of the Richard McKee's stock on Tuesday. , has figured rather conspicuously in the of thi t w ip th t � . 1, . the 3rd concession a 0( nab , a givep a .. � ' - I- . �,� one of his boys to feed the dnimils. grave, of McKillop. -Dr. Ewing, son of young men on the 14th and 16th conces. 1he stock was all good and brought and where the age was given as 12 recent law scrapes, was agreeably sur- well-known importer and breeder of Metropo ;. � I an ... � L . . I I � . - . There - bo� g no signs of Mr. Calder - years, whereas it should have read as 20 71 -p Mr. George Ewing, of this town, has ' rised on getting up on Saturday morn. Sbropshire sheep, recently sold to Mr. � � - . T sions, with H. Scott as Ooneer, have splendid prices, except the horses, yearn as see death column, notice. p . From ho �, � - , � .� - around atr noon, Mr. McIntosh again been appointed physician at Pelee Island, decided to Spend the winter in the lum- which are dull of sale this season. ca r I . � ing to see three heaped loads of wood at W. ff. Beattyi of Wilton Grove, near Chi go., , . � I � - � i � �� I sent his boy to feed the stock, and as near Detroit, and leaves on Monda for ber shanties of Muskoka. -J Stew. Cows ranged in price from $50 to: $'2; his front door. Such s'ets of kindness London, three ram lambs, and to M;r -after whi - � . � y ohn I - . � . . - z - � I . I - 11 I I � the feed in the stable had been all used " � W al,ton. : 1 7 � , � I I thatpoint. He willapend the winter there. art, junior, teacher, has been visiting three year old heifers from $40 to � $60 ; . show the esteem he is held in by at Andrew Duncan, near Varna, &'pair of in differela. � �� . UP be tried to get into the barn for -Rev. Dr. Moffatt, agent of the Upper friends in Northumberland County dur- two year old steers from $43 to $50; - -1 New -1 � I I TiiE M least some of his many friends. But on shearlinpr ewes ' Mr. Dunkin has sold � � ETHODIST C �Ui-tc .1 � mare* He found, however, that the Canad . ; . U. it. - Th e . I I ti - � a Iteligious Tract and Book So- ing the ' .yearling. steers an high as $33.50. A nine ( Saturda night another donation of abuut $900 worth of Shropsbires this , , past two or three weeks.-Sab- y i __ � luarterly communion service took place sists -of 011 ., barn door was fastened on the inside ciety, will preach in the Presbyterian bath Schoolin Section No. 8 has closed '76 and a front Ireh F - � - � - . � I I I � in the Walton Methodist church last wood, of a different cbaracter,,.-was I months old bull calf brought 8 season. As a further indication of the : I - and he could not ol en it. The lad came church next Sabbath foreno6n, and in for the term. It is kept open six months three weeks old heifer calf $24. The Sunday, and notwithstanding that the made. This time the wood was sent rapidity with which this breed are com- - timidatiox I � 1. P . e I , . " . � - . . back and told this to his father, when the Methodist church in the -evening.- in the year only. -There was a bee to, sheep als' sold well. The whole' sale, weather was disagreeable and the roads through the window, breaking in sash ing into favor he says, that Mr. Camp- � I � - 5 . � 0 . rington, < " . . . � � � . they both went to the baxn and got, the Air. Tweddle, dentist, now occupies his cut wood for Mrs. D. McIntosh, widow, exclusive of the ha and straw, realized next thing to impassable, a goodly num- and glass, and came near hiting one of bell, of Woodville, sold this year at the . 4`of Parliol" ; , , I . 0 1 . - y . 33! � , I F I I door pried open. The boy ,went up to a commodious and comfortable f6oma ver 6th concession, on Wednesday of last $2,096. The salowaa conducted by Mr. ber came out to the services, which the ebildren.-Mr. John Wanlesn' resi. Toronto and London shows, sheep to . t. I . . . . I L :_ mow to throw dowp some feed, and as Hamilton & McInnes' shie siore.' . Dr. week. There was a good" turn out of W. G. Duff, of Seafortb, aind he did his I � �! 1�� - 0 were instructive and profitable. On the dence has been lit up with electric light Mr. W. H. Beatty I i � I . the value -of $1,300. . An atbi � . . J3.0on %s lie got up he waa horrified to see Ferguson is also located in the rooms handa, and a nice store of wood was laid work splendidly. He is rapidly becom. following day the Quarterly Official since Hallowe'en. Cause, -One of the also imported 38, and sold them all and - � I -1 � . . . I in heigh%�� I �� . Mr. Calder's borly suspended by a rope vacated by Mr. Tweddle T1he Ito al tip for the old lady for winter use.- ing one of the best auctioneers in the Board met in the. same place. There street lamps was moved by some of the sent home for 30 more, and these are overcoat k . I - - .. I _ y � . � . from one of the rafters and, to all ap-- Templars will bold an open Zeting in William Mitchell, juDior, . formerly -county. sold before they arriv . Mr. Hawkins, ' . - I � - I � _. . I was a full representation of the official Bo-hoys opposite his front door. -Mr. e ]rived in ti I - I � earance,, lifeless. Mn McIntosh im.' theirrooms on Alonday evei ing next. sawyer in the Star mill on the 10th con- WHLrx WILL HE GivE "Us A oTHEp. board. A very pleasing' feature - also Riebard Harris took his departure on of London, another breeder and im- . U . I L, p ' i � n : - - - & o _N ,create 11 , z , . ,snediately came to Seaforth, and ac- The members with their friends are cession, is now engaged in a hotelin the OF THE SAXE?-A large number of was the attendance of quite a number of Tuesday last for Marlette, Michigan. t sold all out that he recently . -n . �` __ . L I I L � I . . - r er, Immot B , , I quainted Mr. Andrew Calder, of this earnestly requested to attend., Mrs. J. town- of Lowell, Snohomish County, young peo�le assembled at the residence non -official M_ mbers, of both sex. The For the past two years this young man rought, and went- home to the Old � but ,,,, . , I e � � � - I town, of the sad affair. Dr. Smith, E. Kent, formerly of Seafortb, but now Washington Territory, The man of Mr. Hugh Gordon last Friday evening meetingwas harmonious. The follow- has been ecnployed at blackpmitbing, Countryabout two weeks ago for an- boys. I'll � ' W - I - I- 0 . . - " , . I - coroner, was als notified. Mr. Calder, of Toronto, is at present in town. the he is working for employs over to enjoy th6-night in the social dance. ing resolution was carried unanimouslyi: and during that time -has won for him. other lot. I . I . falo Bill � , . . I � - . � 11. . the C-aroner and others at once repaired guest of Miss A-. McIntyre.-Alr. Wood- .150 men and runs three logging camps, Hugh had sent out word to the young by . � y, e ar a,,. . � . I Moved by John Roe and � seconded self many.frienda and a good reputation. 0 1 Z I . I , . -him a helping , A', " That this Novem- We therefore predict for him a su' cess. ---LTh,e Crerar Chicago will case is 9, . � , )ne � . - I . to the scene, and had the body taken ley, of this town, has filled most of the a farm, sawmill, hotel a nid store, -in fellows to come and give Matthew Morriso ' Inoue I , . c . I - � 7 down and removed to the house. It orders hebas taken for Stanley's new fact he owns the town, church and all. hand it `p19ugfiiqg_,,but the day turning ber Quarterly Board, of 1 the Walton ful future in his new field of labor. -Mr. creating quite an excitement in North . *ill n10 � , , � - - I - I - . - � I 7as not deemed necessary to hold an book, 'I In Darkest Africa." The 'work Bill worked two m olnths in the mill at put unfit for worh, the genial host said circuit, of the Methodist 6hureb, desire Frank Keys and his sister, Letitia, have Easthope, where so many of the claim- I -will I - � , � . � . � � . I I . � Jinquest, as. the cause of death was quite is all that was promised. Itisoplibndid. -first, butdid not like it as the timber that if they could not plough they could to place on reoord '! the sense of loss it gone on a visit to Marlette, Michigan,to wits reside. It is to be hoped that a I -_ �. 11usin I - � �- I . In il i � - I � . I I I aDDarent to all. Mr. Calder had goite ly gotten up, bei goubstantia y.bound, .was so I arge ; so he'! took charge of the � dance, so they all assembled, and under ban sustained by the death of Barbet spend a few weeks among th8ir iriends goodly sum 'will be left forthein after �. , . I - . 11 . I- - i�io hia barn, and tied the door on the printed on good paper, and, typographi-* hotel instead st $60 per, mouth. In a the stirring strains of Mr. Brian O'Har'&'o Bolton, behaving been i% member of the and felatives. We wish them a pleasant the lawyers ars satisfied, � . � I . . __ � �.f : � - . ! - I , � . . ; I . . : - . I . � I - , .11 t. I � . � . : ___ I . . � � - : - 1, . :�� - ;_ - I - . i . . I . . - � - . . . I 11 It 4*1_ . i - . . . . - I I '1� I . - I, I . � . . . 7:� �� _� 11 '� i . I � - - i . . � . � . : . .. . - ; �; 11 . I � ; I �_ � I I ,. . 4 i - I I � I - I � i - �_A_ 1 1 . I � - � . i � . . - in- . . � _�, - J . ; . . I ; . I _ 1. i . - �� I- . I . I I i . - � . I I I I I - I f J � . I i � - �� ___ - __ � . I . . - -1 _- t� ; , , I � - � . - I . . : I - - � I � . * 1. .1 � �:: . . .1 . '.. ; � . I . � I I I . I � - � . I � I � - I . I , W ,J.n C 0 . � � a I I - , I I I �� 11 � . . - i I 11. .- I !� . � Z . . - t I � _f�� _ -.1 . . 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