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The Huron Expositor, 1902-12-19, Page 8r - - I PieTe. VV t3 car.cy U IMUSU Unmul U - Ment and guarantee you satisfac- tion from any stove Nve sell you. Whether you intend to buy at present or later, come and ex a -mine our stock of *178 BUM' Happy Thought � gauges . . RUADIIANT - ROME Coal 'a Hotblast Heat - for soft an—d hard QUERIEN Top Draft Heat- 1 '1W , � r2for wood and a line of co01K stoves � — : . � I � � CHEI I E B NEMYL & 8 M I _LK Y_ , I � I SEAFORTH, $uccesaoro to S. Mullett & Co. i - - Hardware, Stoves, Etc. ! , � . — — � I � . D10*11NION BAN&.%K � I i I CAPItAL (Paid UP), - $2 500,00 � R ESTIO ; - . UiS00,001 . � I I r SEAFORTH BRANCH . , main Street, Seaforth., � A General Banking Business tran acted. I Farmers' Sale Notes collecte a same at lo.we rates. � I I Dra s sold on all- oints in Canada he UnIted States andpEurope. .SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.-Interes allowed on deposits of One Dollar an upwar4s.- R. S. I HAYS, W. K. PEARCE, Solicitor Manager. I - — - S6VING MACHINES. . — I W. X WATSON, North Main Street, SEAFORTH. - I hav on hand a large and well assorte stock. of first class sewing machinea Ray Mond" hite or Goodrich, in Cabinet. Dro Hea,d an covered machines, prices rangin from $25 upwards, also a, few good secon hand machine% which will be sold cheap- fo 'i cash,. All machines, fully guaranteed, an � pt oper � � natructions given free of charge Dealer i needles, oil, sawing machine at 'is and parts, Bioyol 'oft and Crea Separat4s. General Fire and Life Insur ance aze�xt. Risks affected on all kinds o propertyl at lowest rates. Houses for sal and to re,nt. Offioe ntxt door to Queen' Hotel. I . -w_, MT- _W_6.rTSC:�W '. IJORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. I 1680 .. Wi0er Term Opens Jan. 5th. M .59 � . &TRATFORD, ONTARIO, 0aeof the best commercial schools on:thi continent. A strong statement, but a tru one, nevertheless. - Oar school enjoys a larg patronage' because it is a ,� wide-awake stliu working.. result-produCiDg school , Zw catlogue free. � .! W. J. ELLIOTT, PrinolpaL 4-144-52 � I Change of Business i I I THERE WILL BE A I . dhange in the jewelry business now managed by Mr W. R. Cou4ter, Seaforbli, at. an early date. In orde to reduce the stock, whioh includes all now good T,ought lass month for, the Cbsistmas trade., we hav docided to iout regul.ir prices on all lines from I to i This is not a money making sale but a genuine clear ing out sal , for cash. Parties requiriny watoliee . clocks, ie�e�lry of all kinds, eterling and silver plat.e goode, fancy articles, etc,, cannot well afford to 1111E this oppor unity of securing their Christmas present 4t c A in many instances less than cost. Sal collimencO S&turda,y, December Gbh, ftnd continue untilstookiadleposedof. Store opon, evEry wee dav from Oa.m.too:p. rn� , I . — Comter's Jewelry Establisl=ent � SEZAFORTH, W. R. CGtNTER. . . - . . manaze . To CORRESPDXDENTS.-As Thursday nex . will be Christmas Day and a pt blic holida.i . I ib will be nezeseary for us to go to press or ' ' day ea'rjier than usual. We mould, ther , fore, ask our correspondents tR. I kindly son � � in ' their budget# of news one d�y earlier i the week than usual. Post yqqr letters i as to reach us' not later than �pesday &(to nfer �a fav, noon. By sodoing, you will �� . on us and prevent disappobi, ment.. � following Thursday will also " a ho'lidsi,� and we wouid ask all to be a � day ea.rli than, U'sual that week as well. Jn the me%, . I i ; time, we wish all our oorres , ndents at I � readers a -merry Christmas :'nd a hapl Now Year. I I � � 0 i � f TRAYELLERs.-The followi'4 were. tickc ed to distant points this w k by W1 Somerville, railway ticket �,.Igent: -, M George Patemn, to Lape6 , Mi0b, at & Dr. A. 0. Murdoch, Brucefiel;l to �, Cl U ' I goon ; 'Mr. Thomas O'Connor, Hibberb, a . Boston, Massachusetts ; Mr. I lWm. � Cam bell, North Main street, to B I City. - — 0 i , I : bllsslwzAny WORK11M. —, The annu meeting of the Egmondville Ai I iliary of 4 1 � ; Women�s Foreign Missionary Sooipty w I herd ;n the church, on Wedw �, day., Decei ber 10th. The work during I he year w very encoutaging. The tree iurer's repc showed that $192 was raised during t year. The following officers 1were elect - for the now year : Presiden Miss A� 1 Gemmell ; vice-president, M . R. Rick treasurer, Miss L. Gemme Y ; secret&; Mrs. N. 8,haw ; Leadet, secre � ry, Mrs. i a, , I � Reinke, � I 0 1 4 D A Hmtvy Loss. -Mr. av Milne, t ,well known shortho Ethel, in the township of Gre was in toi ) last week. Mr. Milne reoen suffered heavy loss in.the dea.th of his ported Di ham bull which he had at tl bead of J . fine herd. This fine animal as two ye I x old and was purchased from C pt. Robot ,- . I of London township, who imported hil Indigestion is supposed to I ive 4�en i cause of death. In this conn ction we in. I state that in March last �,.�. Milne pt. chased a thoroughbred heifer �om Mr. Jo ,, Cowan,, of McKill - op, near S!iaf c paid for her what he considers I at the 0 a very high price, but since er Purchs she has had a -bull calf and a w days a he was offered for the calf wit;�,iri $9205 of t price he had paid for the cow. 1. - _4 . WEST HURON RETURNS._��,Ve' publi in another column th ' ull retur ' I , vo Ot . of the referendum .e in ;1e t Huron, I furnished us by the Returning �� ffi,cer, Mir. � N. Campbell : There were 3,9 9� votes po ed in all ; of these 2,836 votes.were for t Act and 1,093 against the Ae , leaving t I majority in favor 1,643.. T total vc 9 polled in 1898 was 4,517 so th West H1 d on carried the Act by a major of 577oN i the stipulated number, and it I parne with d 589 votes of the number polle � in 1898 a, . within 965 votes of the tot � t t " . the provincial election last M4�. it I I " r. seen by this that W est, ur P PO �dil' . . well and had the other municioalities * t , f Province been worked up as ' �11 tb A e would have beeif carried by a 66d me, orif I I 8 Both East or West Haron pol 6 mor 3 th the requisite number in favor I the 1,ot carry it. � � � � � -2 * �: , i � I A,N,-�ivERS.kRYSF,RvicEs.-T�eoinniv rsa - services in connection with Sehf#rtb Blatt diet church were held on 94bath Im Rev. Mr. Howell, a former pa�tor, preach both forenoon and evening. 1 � There we large congregations at both dioto of w shi I in the evening the church being filled. Re "I Mr. Howell has lost none 'of his eloq nen and earnestness, and delivered two io: able and practical sermons. :';The chur, ' �t a choir a,lao sustained. th.6irl 4ell (arn e reputation, and their singin on ti e occasion was fully up to their� teat efforl 9 The offerings, also, were '��Iheral. T, . . Methodists do not have any gonday Rig meeting in. connection with theii annive rsar as they have an entertainme�� on Thanb giving Day, Mr. Howell's mapy old f -jen . here were pleased to see him 10�king s) wi I of lie enii and to have another opportunit' of lie to him. . � i� — 1 i I *7777i � DR&*uvnnT HoRsE SOCIETY. The a'nnu . meeting oLthe Dominion Drau4t Hbr1sefq. . r ciety was bold at the Rattegbary Houe a Clinton, on Wednesday of. las . ,, week.1 T. e different raporto showed the society toi I be - . a prosperous condition. . Twel"e new met 0 here were added during the ye�',r, and the d is a balance on hand of $650. t was eci ' s ed to make an offer to the Industrial Wet S , if t, a ern and Winnipeg F4irs to ve ha a amount of prize money for a 6ass In lach ' those fairs, and also to saspend for a ye the raising of the standard to � five a oasc The society expressed its sym�lq,thy f r M I Pate I r McGregor, an old and es oenae, me, c her, in the loss of his wife, whfc oo pla two weeks ago. The election . ' f offic ra i sulted as follows . Preeident D,Mc ntos . ' C Brucefield ; vice-president, S. Smillie� He 11 sa ; secretary, James DILTrOn 1, "Ogerier - SPECIAL RATES. treasurer, Peter McGregor, Br ... aefiel I ; dt _L� egate to the Western Fair, A. lurtes Ste We are giving special rates on all Christina, ley ; delegaie to the Canadian loree Bree Photos, etc. era' Association, Thomae McM Ian, ullet � � Full stock of Mouldings � � � Car,1STIA.-,' ENDEAVOR. -At 1 the n1teetil and Picture - Frames. . . of the Christian Endeavor Su,(iety f tl Photo Enlarging a Specialty. Presbyterian church, on Tueoday evenin � ..the following' officers were ele,ted for tl next term : �'Honorary presidei ), Re 7. M J. P. HEN-MERSO NL, Seafortb. Larkin ; president, Misa D( �a Smi'then 1761 I lot vice-pre4ident, Mr. Frank' Abkir k ; 2t . I :, Home Study : Applied to any of our Ten Special Courses I i � 1 iven b� mail, will produce good results fol i - 9 the ambitious young man or woman I � i wiehea to prepare for' a better position It life. The cost is but nominal. Our ney I I i catalogue, " Marching to Success," containi A i all parulculars. Write for it, Addrc�ss cor ; I respond�nce department � � I I I Cent�al Business Colle'ge I TORONTO, r � A stro, I school, with 12 regular teachers splend i I equipment, and well patronized b� � students from every Province of the DO miniun. I i W. H. SHAW, Principal. yonge Sul Gerrard 31s., Toro4to. . r 1689-62 � � . i I I Rel, able Harness. -- . 1 �i-.,.f,.-F--Z�Ek�:!&--Ic--w-rzt,jt-,-;f�.tti, , � X-Ve at�rivc to give the best values. to be had. ur own make are neat and styliab, i and fo�rwear unequalled. . : � Horse'! Blankets all sizes, all shapes, all . I prices 'See our Burlington Stay on Blank. � et �Jq - I I �GbeJ,-Galloway Robes, Saskatchewan i tuffalo !Rob'es and the Bishop Robe, stylish .1 . � � and com1fortable, and the price right. ' I I i Inspe t our goods before buying. I � B ODERIOK'S Harne s Shop Cady's Block . .SEAFORTH. , vice-president, Miss Ida Coo )or ; corre ponding secretary, Mies Jesaii; Tbompsor recording secretary, Miss May Elliot ; a . _� at sistant, recording secietary M. a S. Swayz treasurer, Mr. Charle-3 Mc6re��% r ; a sistai treasurer, Miss Uzzie McLennan ; isnie miss Maggie Cash ; assistant lanis , Mi Winnie Sleeth. Convenors of �Ilomm btcs,. ' I prayer meeting, Mies Maud Wo dIeS . lookout, M.Iss Ida Cooper ; social, M a iia tie Murray ; missionary, Missi S. M Loan Sabbath school, Miss jean Mc�irabb I flow and relief, Miss Addis MoTa is I musi I . h ; Miss: Maggie Cash. The En�eavor is prc pering, , having added abou , twetity-fl, I , i n'ames to the roll call this I t term ar more to follow. 4 I I � , . I — I * I i JLS'-,IF, MACLACHLAN.—We , o1ol t at ,v i we s�y thi are well within t,he mark wheij � no other concert this season - Vill a0proa; , in merit thoit on Monday e�eningl wb( Jessie Maclaoblan appears in ardn% ha: . under the auspices of 'the SORE -the SORE of Sobtlan Probably no other vocalist has 6een r4eiv( throughout the entire I)omin$n, and - bI States as well, with as much fal"r i Miss Maclachlan. Wherever Ehe bias W_ peared the greatest enthusiasm has prevai ed. Anil, as it is in othe S, 80 t, is � Seaforth. She has appeared ere o� tm different occasions, and her third Yisit being looked forward to with eveni mox pleasure than the first. In add i tion to Mik Maclachlan, Mr. Bert I has been engaged. , He will pzovide plent of fun. Mr. Robert Buchanan will'be ti ' Vanist. On the other oocaeion6 when Mie aclachlan vir,ited Seaforth t i e hall we uncomfortably crowded, but- ;he Sons ( Scotland intend to aleviate th t diffioult3 The seating capacity of the It i II has� bee carefully gaged, and enough ;icketa wl� I only be sold that a sep,t will be )rovid�d fo' � every person. AfCer they ar2old no mor tickets will be issued and no a . ndingl roor f 1, 1 -1. I i I J�- 1 I . . . ; . i I . � I . � I I i i ! t - I � I � � - i t If � - . . 9 - � I . . � I __�A1_11! . - ___, � I , i . I . � . 11 . . i � I - : I— 1 1-1�----- I I i I � � I : ; t I � . ; 7 � --- ,----,-- -- --- _,___T.T I I . .1 I . _._7 �__ _� _ I I � 7 - i � I I �_ . ,� __ _IT , . I I � , , .. -7, - - --- -, ...... -- . - � - "' - , - � � : . . � � ; '] i I I i i : . � - I I . . � . i I . . . : i I . ; I : . I . � i i I I r 4 _; i � . I � t - I � I I I I . f - . � � I . : I � I � . 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I i i . � i : ; � i � ; .i � i . ! . . 4-1 - - I � I � - I., I I - � I : - I ; . ? � I , ]�XPOSIT_0_ � . I . I I . R ;1 11 � ; i i ! �� . . � i I li � 11 I ! . � I ! � I � i I . ; � - . ; i . . F I . I - 1DECEM, ' I : . . J�Ej� I . I I . —_.-I..''. � " . .- I � - 11 , � L - . - �� I I I . 19. 1-�902 -_ 'N - _�� ._"�_ I . - , : � — , ,_ ________________� 6�= I I - , . . - __ .. ____ I ii 1� I � I � � I . I . I I . ; � � I I � . U.1- I i I Inw, I — - � . . I I I * , , :: � -1 I . I tickets will be sold. 1b would be well,- the kill ro&4, TUO Is ith. The bride --j-hirs. French, o ' Markhelm, is the gued Ot .W110 11SUL to WILIT? a long loiaze for u e cup" "r ne -ii erry L;nrl$t I . ._1 . 11 therefove, for all who wieh!to.'attend the was handoomely attired 441indeed looked her brother, Thos. Rae and other relatives 1 The, receipts amounted to $l(A ' A ..4 I inas I - I -V � . i� 1. . I a I I I i I I oolocerb'to secure their tickets "early and- oha -ming.' Tie Pr esento � �ere numerous in this vioinity.-The annual entertainment, w,r,, 1 Pattersoi�, of Auburn, rendered i .. i �� I � . 0 Z : i I �.. Il- - . � . . i ,� - � I I ; ! t tiful soWin -the Presbyterian oh uroh � � . 3 � � alvcid disappointment., Pe�sons froin -a And useful, sbDWID �bho, oteem in which givenby the Prasbyterian Sunday schobl . � Time. - I I : I 1� .- " . disAnob desiring geats_reser�ved for them , the: 7 ate held I y t eir, map. friends. i The will be beld in the town hall on Wednesday 8und ' niug._Mr� Nail -McKenzie and I I I- - - . 4 I ay eve . � I ! : . _. � ng, -Miss arrie Laurie s veral Mr. Thus. -Watson, of Lucknow, visited - : I ,� I . i I - I - � car, get': them by leaving their money with eve was it )ent in tniii ic, games" - and eveni I Blyth friends last Sunday. -Mr. Thos. Wan- 1 *J A . � . I � I � ! 'I'D' We wish the 7ot ng couple every 8 in Wingba last w - - ��***Ae* I _,� I . �.. Mr. Thonias Richardson. ' I dan )in�. day . eek. -George T6wn . I . I I � � ! � : - I - )) I 1; � i F Ved. I �, - . I I � � , . I . � � . � I - and John Wendt apent Sunday at the latber's l000 received the sad intelligence, on I Yes, and to the Ireat Mani - i .. i pro, peiity. � -*- , � .— . boys attende . this week, that his sister, Mrs. I I � 7 .7 40w very . I : � � - I t . I home in Mildma, r. -A load of 4 nesday of I merry. A tim( full of j-oy!:aud good I _� . . OuttOr for sale. -Good so now, cheap. I DOAL Bmws. Mibasri. , Archibald and the concert givei In Jamestown, Thursday Haxboy, of Winnipeg, was dead. Mrs. I I � I ' I- � I slac irobos. P. Mulcahy, Seaforib. � . 1827-1 On more last, week Ourohmoed Iour horses evenin2.--�-4ohn.. antilton shipped two,car Haxbey was, up to a few years ago, a resi- . ., cheer. � A timi i when true hearts e,X_ � - - � . 0HRIsTMAS MEATEI.-�h� displa Of from onel, �� I fo I W 'O i ey- pa I rth and Clinton, but moved to � pand t6 ,bheir f It mt and pu�rae str � � y ,00 loads �1 sheep 6m Saturday, and on Monday deub of Seafo I i 01 C, ino , � J ma . ' � loosen,� when. r greatest happiness jill _A===nn======= Chiistmas moats, fowls, ote,, At the Central m6at each. o h? see i Pere fo' a out to the oad of hogs. -7-G. . he died of dropsey.-, The � � I . I - . TEEIRTY; 'hi , W. French ohipi ad a car I Winnipeg. 8 . Ma,k f3eaforth, will bb reay 9ix auray mud in making Otbeis happy. i � 00 9 . . I . : � - . � nexi. domo and ace it Whether you want luir �bi -TI �q �anito a oor= ' M loses Methodist church are ho g a musim and I I - I t' WE Idin At no oth0 !tIme. i4- the round year i 1� Mo dly 61! I ` W11 41 , . � I Herringer, R. Wendt, and the � I de�t-o e . I ildmay' visited friends here on literary enteitainme it this its op. � WHOLE- I -- 1827-1 ;f the V : esby erian I be th r -(Friday) eve aing, - , � to I luy or not. J. Worley Beattde.' Wendt, of M. I i ortui�il_� so good forreinemberingfrien4gs _____�- I . I - reference an )I ti'r�n bo : I I Rov. � - *hioh, we have lato doubb, will be go)d. , ' p I I - - � � lookey skates, spring o'kates, hockey Ing r I Sunday. � I [ and halving them accept, withall pro . E ' — 0 - , I � - attended the bill '�'n . ., . � 11 .. - . ath ka and hO3key � 11 priety o.itr offered gift. � I . - , puoks At Reid & Wilsons',Sesforlb. J. " Muldre , of ou I nducted the an- number from here - -and report . � I I I I t 18271 J grave, Tuesday evening r . I I . I I � 1 827-1 niv reary aer ices at Wa"Oesa on Novem- 'Bayfield. ... . halr- . 11 .1 I - . I STOR .�S I i The ervices tbTokiohout ISO ood time.-Tbe stores are all prcpai�r- ew Moro i all, tl� & � - . � i 121 I A f days. 1 that's en Q* . � � 11 sCreoeived a lot of Ste art's celebrated bar, � . I were of a NOTES.' -The Presbyterians of this p L � I L t� a mas. 1 -very winged hour ,'will t46 . - lat�s and bon bons. Orloh Bros., 15csforth. In t interest ng a 2d pipfipable, oharaoter, will hold their a nual Christmas tree enter- i Christmas ud if the sleighing con- � � b I I - . 04 ; � ! 99 eflogr with L&Qiivit.V iti this vast store, -wheo I : L 1 1827-1 i or- � - � �e i Zo -ft, -,Wli,de I � ! i an tile Sund off, rings siTnOunted tO $&50- tainmetit on the evening of Christmas Day. nues, there is no aoulit, but the in . - I I I . I L : I I . time,. ifione � 'and briins have doi*. . I . going to take, a lot of Otookings to hold T cougregoo onis lotermi ed to olear off its --Ed. Reid, who hao'been ailing on the anis will do a go�d business. ! y , . � . . I I I : � ' a : ! - i their best in icollecting a be�utifui - I 1W in. 10,19. I : all e 0apes, orange@, caudles, � nuts and bananas d be * the now year lakes all surnmer, has returned home for the . I . I I ar- OL e a obli a ion a n 44 - - � I ' t ar arrivirig � this week at ]Beattie Bros-, Sea- M L I I ray of - rismas merchaudise� : ��, __ . . � � . - � . . : fro fro , eb '�-] lessre., aboan Ashton, winter. -Mrs. -Ryan, of Datroit, who has . Lumley. I inest LLL - . , I f , . 1 1827-1 Full prepaisi,iono'have been �made,to � � f : Lester Town and a id Ei ob Crich. of the been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Sellers, NGTES.-The many friends of Mr. A. -Neil I I . � � . - I ; . I , � g needs,� a, it's here - I rurkeys e, ducks and!ohickens wanted - I your �glft-givin an _� I I W.-st End, T oker mi* ,ho have been in, of this place, returned home last week. Is leased to see him around again. --Mr. ��_ -_ 11P I - I . at !.. young'!4e :forth. 1 1827-1 i yc Ed & Variety Of attra6tive thin$s_ I Nc rth Dak t for t he mg � of the a.iammer, The B&yfield Auxiliary of the Womenlo rag., Ellerington- is home from the went, . I � 1!he gripatealt, boy's watoh!'on the ,market, " , hard t6 keeW.. ; . rel urged. h 0 last -week .d Intend remain., Missionary Society heldtheli annual meet- iyj -Miss AaaHorney - a watchithat will kee-) time and is warkanted for 1 , 1 oking -hale and teart I i � I I I I . I I - . iting t I , � I . 11 I year. The priecJs $1,25 at Daly% Other styles Of in here for he wi 3ter. - here was a meeV ing for election (if officers last week, i i V he neigborhood, wbilf her H=dke T��'hiefs' and Glova . - I I boy ,8 wAt0he8 at i42.50, $8, $4 anO $6. A chain with in of the to council on Mond&3 evening,! . — � � . - B )rvie, . ,I 0 . � I Minsiannah, the Milliner, of . I . ; I � 1. . , 1 , I I Whono. DaWl under the town clock, Soafortli. gin the prin 1i le I uolnea* ,�as the panning .. i h( ' e for the' Christmas holidays.. -Our How ab04 ! your "handkerchief ' I I � � ! Case ? an4 I I J. 1827-1 If Londesboro. , � I � � I I � I ; of �IiWfinano a eta ;erne4t1f6r the year and ` Re i beloved teacher, Miss Ford, i's Is Nving your I ve Case ? Do they need any. Z � Aor blan eta, &large stock and large the posing ( f a number. of . Amounts. -Mrs. NOTES. -Do nob -forget the hunua enter. he i hool, having tanght over four years, !.make them complate ? . I . values 84iteRQld &Wilson, Sehforth. . 1827-1 1 . I . & ii tainment to be bold in the Methodist church . thingti 11 - . � Ja0es oHoli tes, ( f � Cyprus, Manitobi , I . I ' i i I Itt fully and well" Her departure in muoh I � Xnternationil Sbook Food. Gives you Visiting be, of on Christma"s ni t. A grand programme i I I . : i sist&,� 14rq.: Wm. Smith, egr4tted by all co�cerned. - I I H=dkei6hiefs. � . . thtee feeds for one cent an I i . - ,; - Egmo�dville, end he � )b r�oth Messrs. is being prepare .-Quite a number from - . � I dx�s in fattening. Hamilton & Kerslake, , Saaf3irth. , ers, . � . 0 � i I I � I ! . . � - -_ I e anniversary services in - . I � While fil I I i AaMughton, of Tucker. : Brumels. I We wish that by ,dold ty I - I . IL827-1 Win. and here attended t ' 'I I J I � t , hi -The choir of the Methodist churc Kinburn o Sun a last, when Rev. Dr.. , � . . I pe we could convey I I . � - be m-uch .afi - , Sea our atopk 'of carvers, table cutlery, SMIL I � . NoTEs.-A-. - J. Lowry will Supply the to you how really &ttraotive!'our �Ch.rlat. will L I - I I Isloa . I .we're at Col Istano e, on � Alonday night ,,-- Daniels, o od ion, delivered three oxcel . mas ' 0 p0cially the � , , All ihe, L - �tgs and skates for Xmas. Chesney & Smiley, Sea� pric�s. to � : dinner, held icho�i with wood this year, t � 1 1827-1 - Varnal ,Ienb sermons. e Foresters' he contract Itt!indkor 'hiefs are, es :, ; on T itiraday night �nd go to Win . - * � . d * . I being $1.93 per cord. -The: Someraeb nove 'a , the bandkerchiefe now to mense skeks un� A large assortment of dinner iiets and th�op on the night of the 26th. -Miss Dor here last Frid nigbtf WAS a grand success I ri I . us .. , . 10 - . I I I and all report ving, bad an enjoyable even- I rop%rty, on LM&in street, offered for sale and most assuredly new t ' U. As. -1 and g0 for -yout ch mber ecta just opened outj 4rop in and inaptehet Price,! of G oderi( It, is 'visitiog Miss Adel sortm6ts include them frTolOy"011nove,ut - - M, ode ud p4ces,quality not qu3titityat e Be�ttle.-A 3itize'r approached The ,mine wre excelienb.-It-is - V'tender, was secured Iiy Dr. McKelvey- � � -zwd � - . Ili , 0 Lea&f stom P. Dill, Saafo�th. 1827 , -1 a farmer oil ing. - Tib is the"dootor's intention to take down right up � ce to the � 0 � -s you need, ple expected that ill stand . ,the scale of pr.i - . � the wo d k b t ie other day, who had �_ - William Mille w most �dl . . . 2tore fall of the" watches we cap show you an O' in" e � Th c as candidate for ouncillor this year. -Miss the present buildings and erect a fine resi- inty, ;and attractive bandker. . I . ' � � In GenVe goo'd load of ood :o sell. � e itizen aski . ay with dence on the lob next summe .* � � . �. tical puipose of A ex;m fine. 20 y4r, gold filled �asc, fitted with a I r -C. H. Bart- chiefs � ge nine Waltham movement for $to also other stylea ed hith he w uld tt ke a nice. building lot he Quads, of God rich, spenri Sand I i : � - I . . � an grades at Sig, $14, $16, $20 a�d $24. the loadJ ri * Kinburn, liff and family remov - to Clinton this - � . I . . . the requ-ireinenti Your old owned in to n in exchange for f ends here.- iso- M. Reed, � . ;, I watch taken In � exchange. Dal , under the town The firmer r plied i ! the ome of Mr. Campbell this week, wbere they have;purchased the b.k- Gloves. � 1 1 - ' . � � : Pilo th6re a house 0 visited at I I I I I � I I . � ........ ek, and no 40, cl(ek, Be-Aforth. I and confectionery 1businese of -rameo I . WA, . I � nd a itJ week. -Miss Kate McCourb, Clinton, I � ,_ . . I f7 I a lot h a 'Apb a house on, A most ac e � table , Xmas � I I it ell - . I . Wa's ;Yoolay. Clinton people will find them A I P . , gift lie � a pair of � I � i 4 , !Sleigh belle, something: now in styles, U'dsleea 0 hroulh.-The-aiquital meetinj the guest of f lends here a few days I . this 0 r gloves Or better, two or three ] . . so�iethlng unheard of In prices &�t Reid & Wilaon's, t, itizens. -County - council nominations fo pairs � :, . Of w eld on week. - ith - � schforth. - 1 1827-1 1 he Royal Area 3eum, � as h Tues � � 0— ()'rroy, Morris and Brussels division wil take' wi a teraj. � h4ndkerchiefs thrown in. - . I . . da, . The fficer i of la 6 I r were all re I . You like t . It of g' �� , yea . I . � b be mure of the ; !Big Variety of Christmas footwear, ov I Gorrie. lace in the town hall here next Mo day, . quali y lo�ea . . er. I � � � el oted. T e me nbersh �p. of this excellen . . 11 -you give as a present. i � � - shbee, rubbers, moccasins, I I 8, spate, file .. JOTTn;GS.-M . Arthur Crawford, of To. Ind the priobabilities are � that the old coun. I � � . ; shoes, folt shoos and folt elip , . I 0�qiety has n t been, inere haing an rapidly & Ours is a A 'o . - � I � te'i'', 11 ndless variety 8 illors, Messrs- Kerr and Bowman, wi :) k to make satisfactory selac. � and lowes for Goo, it should �6 R nd it was determined to hol ronto School of harmacy, is spending his I 11 he I � t' - W. U. Wil is, Ae agent 0 tions 'from. , Every style is loorreot. �� - I I pricor ! I sh . �� e-olectea by acolama,tion, -:A. Bawtinhdim- - I A, $later shoes, 1827-1 Q!nlopen tneet 13:g. shortl),! at whioh one, o vacation with hi mother, Mrs. James Me. � . . � I . I , i I I I I I ,m . Ever , ake � is good. - Ever; The � real living Santa Claus will, be at th� grand lod e 0 loers will be present so al Laughlin. -The Rev. C. 0. Kaine occupi�d r, a former well known resident of Brue. 7 occasion, I - � ' � eve ! s6eial dernand in the: glove lixie, I Fcar'a'Drug eto�eou Saturday, �Monday, Tuesday to lay the ad ant as of the, order before thl the pulpit in' the Methodist church both els, died in the House of Refuge, in Cl ntart, I I 01. : I .,- - I ' -1827.1 , . bout our a c 11 I and Wednesday before Christmas. � . morning and eve Ring of last Sunday. -M r. his week, to which place he had gone t? 'k w most likely meet.' � .., .4 ' . I I ublio.-Mr.- Ill am Berry and Mr. James I . I i I . � -In.Tealif - � . I Have your hene lay in the winter by V I f William Doigs organizer for the U. 0. F., hree months ago, owing to ill health. The I � - y fe din 21c package of our pou#ry food. Hamil-. .oung, o C pruaRiver,' Manitoba, wer wife an - d f - emains * brought to'Brussels cemete For Christmas Time Sh � I ers. , I I -of --tele,cfion you I visiting at th hoc is of M.r. James Lawrenc spent 8unday with his amily Ili I e rp ry : OPP � - . . . tom, & U`rslake, Ociforth. 1827-1 1 1 town. -Mrs. Th6maa Rae lEfbfor Manitoba for interment, Rev. 'Mr. Cosens cond oting I 1 1 � the season, wle� 'body. Sweet orange I last week hey purp�se remaining in On, ' 'a o"7' Tha0i every It's you, so for you this I � - I a at prices to suit, -from 20o to �, . 'for' t on Tuesday of t6is week, to join her hus. thb !services at tlie grave. -A W R f , demandi r dozen up to We �t the pcs� oMae groc3�y. 0. .13. rio h w nter months, after which * - Ol (LI YIND store �,hlas a showing of the small, yet oce"1011 . I I T, 82 1 y . ioe� band, who we4 there last horvest. -The Ottawa, is home for the Christmas. h . I I the will return to the Prairie Provit I attrao�flfva thinks that always rivot ones in � idrewa, Sestorth. � 1 7.1 - W e I too well t6 stores have donned their Christmas attire . ; — 9 . ttentio�n. 'The different �things a I ' 'Highest prices . r � Dressed poultry wanted. - )stern life agr e w_�th! them � I a . re I in�, Me them to i emain � in this latitude., and presentan ai'ttractive appearance. -The � . � p�id, also all kinds of produc3 taken at Learoyd & I Grey. ! hard to lresigt,an'd t)ia pric�g moat per. �� recent thaw has�spoiled our aleighing.-Mr. E3TTERED ' During the pub h � a partial liab I - - I Cl,'@, Seaforth. 1 1827-1 Mi a. Edward Latimer, who has been con INTo REST.- u&6iV#.i In � t we name 11 . . .1 . I I � � � I I � � � 7 . �00 live geese fi '3d to her h(?use for some time,is sufficientl Thomas Wyllie died at the residents of his 31EJ �LivB GEESE WAXTED.-i Q I I __ week, death has claimed no less than three RacinaiOre.. P rEes, Satchels, Buckles, . I ' son-in-law, Mr. ,Richard Earngey, Tuesday 40 - - w�nted, will pay froin 60c up. 1�ring them in any ly � recovered tb be around . again. -The late residents of this township. The first we . Belts, Osi ry Corsets, Tinderwee;r. � � t 3 Mine between �ow and New Yea Charles Sher, , RIV.-Dr. Mae V104 , who: died so ouddenli afternoon, after'sn illness of two weeks, at I . . I . . - ts- , ' ake mention of is MiEs Tiesi ::: liars, ibbons, Laoeal, Trim- . 144fort.b. I I -2 . M nday, Was a . T rum- . I 11 . �. - - . S - 1827 in ontreal on - follow stud� the advanced age of 85 years and I month. �ull, who passed away last Saturday i dght, mingsi Fancy ilka:and Embroideries.- ____. I -1 - -1 i i ; i 10anadian grapes for Chri4�tmas, red and en' and a, li a 0 g peraonal friend of the . at the residence of her brother, Th)mas, I � ! - "Nom- 1 I(--- � - . . b1sick Rodgers at C. S. Andrews.'S�aforbb. ,.1827-1 is e Rev-, Dr. 00 nald, for 21 vears pastor Winthrop. And Abo I . . . � I V .� ! . a I i5th concession, lung trouble beingthe prin- I Thi,,,I Furs - , -_ . : . I 1. � I We are selling out our entire stock of of hePresbytBriat church, Seaforth.-Mr Big, variety of Christmas footwear, over- dipal cause of her death. Deceased was 63 1 . . . I � . W tches, clock4 Jewelry, silver v�are, fancy goods, Jo n Beattie, gro ier, has disposed of h , shoe3,)rubbers, moccasins, leggin spats, fine fears of age and had, been ailing -for a con- You've bee)a thin Ing awtit Furs. have - - � With qui I � I et .. at from one quarter to one "half off for cash I,- shoes, felt shoeo,.felt Wipperg. Endfe"O's variety and at you ? 1 ITff tho onelu8ion is that they f in regular pricea. W. R. Counter, Jeweler, Sea- pr pertyinEgnionaville,toMr. W.Aborharti lowest ices. W. H. Willie, sole agent for Gen. A.j iidera�le length of time, although le to I I -` . . man who wears ii f tth. Q� � . I 1 1827-1 of Tuokersmitk. This is the old Collie IV, , 1827-1. 1 be about the day previous to her death. have J;o1be bho ght,you mi�h as wel k 9 I � . Slater a ces. ! can t -wear it, a-n,d his �9 . iThree good working horses for sale cheap. homestead a d co blots of three siores. The For all women whose 'def ti - fingers arel The funeral took' place on 'Tuesday after. secure them �o that they be wotnu I . - � - I . . - Ai ply to Charle's Sher, Seaforbb. 1827-2 pace paid'�a $825. Mr. Beattie has ' L ttyL things Wi . and enjoyed n Christmas , L higher than othez I � � mov fairly itching to'do pre th their; noon, to Brussels cemetairy, Rev. A. Mc- I 4y. . - I L : . . i WANTED. _40hoiee roll butter -20o, fresh bd into Mr. T os. ffllls`� brick residencie Jor needles for loved once, our fancy goods de- , Nabb, of Walton, conductidg the sery a.-;- We have Mak,ny fi . : things tV show you for - - I this ,condition. I I buy e# thewinter.- r. lVin.MoDo-agall has leased I present ,good Vbin$s, too, 11 - a 2W. Sky high price3 for all Unde of fowl up to � I I partmout is exceptionally tempti�g n'ow.1 The second we are callel upon to rep b i -S - -be- coat from lus at tj . E. &use 1 00pulirity . . I I F9 � , handsome Furs - n0cu on December 23rd. Ravi fu' wanted. 0. tb, rink for he i ea,soti. Mr. McDougall . 13 for � ' Himg, wingham�, 1827-U has been in otge Of the rini for several For those in the Rift -giving mood, and whoi Jessie, only daughter of William Me :abb, , was never greater than this Oeagon, � 11 � . ' I ' . would prefer to'. buy presents all rg-ady tol 13th concession, who auccumbed to ann tack � and ..... - I � . � - h ' 4f Bright's di,iease, on Sunday last, b ing ,partment. thus far is a�nply meot- . - . . Spe�i I prices in furniture, for this month seasons past an I as proved, himself e department inj our & I . . i 01 1828-1 1 � No. I 81 attv. Knechtel'si, Sciforth. to lbe j tint the Mal for the place,, giving the parcel up and send, the sam eluffered from the compl Ing thla Oem4nd'. Don�t put�i off buying. . this store will help you ' wonderfuily' and; aint since li"wt pril, I � . Vor. fresh ,Christmas candy, bon -bons, be t of satisfaDtio to all Pat' one of the rink. t 1 Deceased was In the 18-th year of her age. Each 41 Y MisRus fewer to -choose from. �� I figs, and all kinds of nuts go to C. S. Andrews' Sea- r can be made tostretch i like � . . , t r i . ! Z' z ] - - . - . The company, wh own the �building,. have I he!funeral took place . on Tuesday i6fter I I . I ; ; . . I ; � - forth. : � . 1 1827.1 rubber. - The E, McFaul 'Co., Seafortb. Z - A � .- The best 0 I . . had it put in very good- �repair. With � 1 1827-1 1 1 004 to Cranbrook oemetery, Rev. . B. A Very �'A lild Rint. I I i - . �A G�ramaphone for a Christmas present � I , I � I �� ness u1se of- it. 11 SIr. MoD gall expects - - . � I 11 give more real enjoymont than any thing else I I ea r sad 4 . I I rpm - I ' �ro r week. -:-I order to avoid- cle the death of Annie, augh ! . open '�sak NOTES. -Christmas is drawing near. -Mrs. OR Christ' (and bn.NewYearo 4y � I , w! suitable w t to I IcRae officiating. -A in it is on I ; Baldwin, VIA, I the fini e -;.t (UY - - work Or ple as levery one can enDy it. G. M' a p 1; utj to chroni d - � aslire,2 at, , il� GoRfusio . as gob a well assort.9d stock of , �ay fe Segforth, has over soa rocords in stock, Thl fl I n and, del persons sending parcels Murchie h � I r ;f Mr. and Mrs. H&rry Attwood, ,which too) the dinner will nGt be subf ct � to . � ance any ,one . ould I ' � --a . I . cou-1 al�o carries a very large stock Of pianos, ' by Christmas goods and groceries on hand.= any', harver criticism than the -table - organs, express, a do eo e rly Christmas i Oki place on Tuesday of this week. Do. I -�: - � musical instrunienta 'of Mr. John Henderson left last week to' visit linen. i We are all made that way. � will outwem; au � all kinds a d I i ,, t I L . Y' i d was a victim of consumption and had I chicei. � A repair *hcp is run in t3on�'.I.t!jlow.,1�10a' week, to ene re delh ery �be ore -Christmas. ease Na' & neW L � Our pTi , here -Major And raon and Mr. q. E. Henderson friends at Owen, Sound. -A number of! our . How )1rould a dozen pkins or may be. they rep:Ar everythIng. G. H. Baldwin & Uo., Sea- I : teen fast failing in health for some mdnths. I _� .� . � i L fo4th. 1827-1 were out last. wee on abrlUtiD ex editicu people arebonfined to the house; with! bad table o er his for the e 9 9 p I $he w�",23 year's of age. Miss Attwoo I :hom � Asasift d . . .- . . I Washing machines, the� beat made at as A wind up for ihe pa0ricige and rabbit colds. -Mr. Alexander Cuthill has got inov- -bad many . warm friends, who will .d1ee how WO they please a friend ? 11 - 1� :.- I Reld & Wilsm, ha' : . ed into his new store. JWe welcome Mr. Ply Then, L I .1 T season. The � besid stock �, has many I I d. . a � these, our . - . lo,keat prices. rdware, Seafo,rtb. bagged 13 ir�abbits , � iegreb her early demiae.. the f uner�l on �. . 1 L 1827-1 - ' a .�, , � Side -board i0o' Tray 17 i ge. - I ind Mrs 11 'to new To els I -_ � � 11 1 fox, and a part,id Within the last . Cuthill to our Tillage and hope -he' Thursday afternoon, �ook place Br4asele ' . , I andiea and oranges in abundance at the w ek pr ten day may succeed in getting ei large patronage. -i . ; Clotho, i i�ve . Volocke-and = Linen - . a the S aforth Engine � cemetery. - . � I .. I Maple Leif �iore. P. Dill, Scafortli. L1827-1 rks' have jecei�!d the fol owing orders - Albert Bates, of Roxboro, was a guest at, goods,' gifts for which the house keeper - . 0 : - I � � Paily arrivals of Christmas goods at'Bul- A compo George Henderal'on's on Sunday. -Mr. Robb. i i has a ap;'Boial liking. E � - - - - - - - - - ,. 1. und ;racti)n engine - three portable ' I . � Kippan. _ s . . I I . .1 I - .1 7 get . a, Seatcrkh. 1827-1 engines,; a 5( horse power, high speed auto- Smith has moved into the house lately va-1 . � . Dur 09 thi holiday tim you 11 age the lowly - � . , D. Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer ; 11 I Is _1 . cated by Mr. Cuthill. 1 'We. are sorry tof way we:, price all Linens, how gently -- �Iow about your Christmas dinner. Leave matio,_�nginq ; one 80 horse Power, high I Willa, mortgages and d4keds dravin up. Money nod I I .. us !your order now for a choice out of beef, pork, speed4 autoriatic engine ; ione 20 horse lose such good citizens ' om our midet.-I at the lo ivest, rates of in-sarest. I tf � 1. they touch the pocket book � 14Af, . I i � I . ' heat cash j Mrs. J. Ireland,! � WEDDUTG BELLS.--:4-prefty weddin a � . i , I � laiiab or anything in the poultry line. Big power boiler and twi ' of Mutt, visited friends' I � I I � price paid for lildes, sheep ekius,'�dresoed hogs and . 0 :OR* mill outfits. - w I � I � poultry. Kennedy Bros., Seaforth. PhoricI8.1 Thialooke lice business. -A gentleman in in this section last week 0 -A Christmas tree celebrited at the manse here. on Wednesday OralluPed ]For, ROOM. I I I . � � . - I . I I � I 1 1827-1 town has lei b an order with Mr. J. W. entertainment will be given in Cavan churbh of lastweek,vhen Miss Lavine, Kyle,da , liter ; t I . * . I , ' The small Ap! alott this paper, L I plenty of � here, under the auspices of,bhe S bbath of Mr. William Kyle, or., of, Hay,was nited . ace ed to us in' I Will McLeod's clas of Highland dancers Beattile for -1 ialf a beef tol be given to the a - � 11 a th by using small typo'gives. u1sa iih4oxt and long, V1_ � . w0l take part at the ScIttish c,oncerb on Monday -poor as Chris imas cheer, while, no er has school, on the evening of December '26bh. in the holy bonds of, matrimiony , r. � � Chance . I i .. � . . I . '�f bread to be a 0 Y. for telling a wonderful vtory, but � it . . . ev Vingi December 22nd. 1 1827-1 - made provision for 120 loavee The tree will b -',I- aded with peasants for;, Frederick George TomlinEon, of Sts"n 6 Impress you as to" ` , . . � * prgotical . . � I d. . I of it. For the beat of .- I -whai uge YOU tan I ;oung's fot! fancy china. 1 1 am going to 6nen with ;he meab.: This is the children ; there will be refreshments] The bride was moot handsomely attire oould�'t tell al I � I bu enta In fancy china and get them for all, also addresses by the neighboring) The cerediony was performed by,Rev. A. 0. ever thing kept in a Dry Go'ods store .- - I y my Xmas pres 6ristianity of a commond;able , mature.- - . . E . . - y , P � � glad to have you i at A. Young'd. Odd pieces in, Limoze china are Mr. Win. Scl 4ter ot in tw � r loads of clergymeri, recitati3no by the children. and McLennan. Mrs. Tomlinson Wa's one I if the and khe thiriga not mentioned sboVeq . - I . . I __ � . beautiful. � 1827-1 o0a, I this wei k, d he ! Oi ca music by the Seaforth Methodiab choir,' moot accomplished and popular young . Adi come to our place of busineao. : I ' lwi%4 not long In on � . - VV e have sold more watches tb is year than having it diet �ib . . I this neighborhood, and i . So now, g6�,.O friends, we wi-aft_4�ou one and r . ut!d am ng1bia customers. I —0 : in .removing from i . - ,� . � ever before. Our prices are belo1w former yean and ur midst she will be missed by a large bire-le i I 1, - I n1c aey is plentitul, now. In lady�a watches we can In order to m ike i i go aroufid as many sit I Brucefleld. I I �, all, a .v rY merry Christmas, full � of - . . witb po4sible,'he . of friends, w ho will Tinit6 with us im wish- Christmas joys. . I eel ,,,,on a 14k go)d filled, warran ed 26 3,aars, Fas bliged to deal it out in � : I Big variety of Christmas. footwear, over- ijn I � . Wi Itham hin tt t fox QV 1 2 )ther � grades at $14, $16, half ton lote..-We -are a . to state that shoes rubberal mocca'Aw, leggings, spats, felb shoes, I g both herself and her estimable It �band I ( r Us . I - 1--!H� 1-i 1- 1 1 1 i ! � � I SU i 8W�and V82t6�,rn,ceordiug to ��e quality. Daly, , I Q19-1 , 1, Mt. H. W. Brown, of t e !Collegiate In. fine shoes. felt slippers. Endless variety and lowest 11 happiness and prosperity in their marrl-. � i . un ler the town Olock, Somfoah. 1 1827-1 . . . . I . prices. W. H. Willis, sole agent fur Geo. A. Slater e2 life. I � . . . . � A atitate staff, :a laid u ith, p'neunfollia.- I __ � I - I - ! I . ren "Pounds", of Canadian 8 book Tonic and- shoes. 1827-1 i NOTES. -Th I 9 a I -we ... ! . X TLo thaw of Mon E p , e cold snap of the pas eek I I I feeder for 60c. � Ly Rig t Almost spoiled . -1 : ! . I . .. . .... � � - lilaw Icon & Ker4akfi, Soaforth.' I NOTES. -Mr. -John Watson, son of Mr. has played havoc with ents the I I I I - ---r.- _� I I � I . i 1827-1 the Bleighin utJ ligMEowers of snow Robert Watson, who resides jdib * I ' I ' � � . I mouth of c�p? I bins " - r-villago and many of on - I � . Now for tI Le rush. We are prepared for that hi qu havb improved it, &I- our village underwent a 9 . 6 `1 n Ou ; " i I Z;E,� �� . urgical operation zone have mot an abundant supply on .... wad. . � 11. . , yo Li.in all lines we carry, do no� forget Ahe Maple though there is as,jet scarcely snow eno�gh : i ; I I � - . ive si_ a,vthe Clin't 'A I UL, 1�",ob fal oiti� Es � CF .. on hospital last week. Although � Mr. Alex. W3Nevin, of Clinton, v ited : I . - 1 — ----7— 1 - I . I . I Le if store at Ch -istmas. P. Dill.'sestorth. 1827-1 forlheavy IOLde.--4The littehtreturns give I _. ' . I . � i . I - ; . - . . I � � in �& most critical condition, he is now slow. at his home,, here, duria the fore p t �of I - I ,,, . I I Wonderful bargaim at B 'Igei'a, Seafoi-th. the total voti i pulled on thel Reforend um at . 9 .1 m . - -1 J, . . , i D Goods tGO . ,� -- __ It ly recovering. -Mr. John ,Aikenheadi of the weEk.-A special Christma, C 0 , I . . �. . I , I . a sermo ,iiill 11 y I I � 1 18,37.1 26 ,786, of w aioh 880 w4re for the Act � i � I i I � I � i - 7 . ti I Londay, spent Sabbath with his parents be deliv:ered by the pastdr .of t � BUY' N_,mag gifts frolm Santal aui 91,906 of ainat , lea i 'g the majority St. An ew'a I . ;�v - . ,your r Claus . I - - nd village merc ianto r � I- I � W, 11 here. -Messrs. James a Job4 church next Sunday. -Oar _� .. - - lilineelf ab Fear'A drug storo on 1 Saturday, Monday, in � avor 7%9', 4. ere lar more returns . . I I I � Tuesday and Wednesday before Ohrldtma& 1827.1 still I to come .n. -The pupilo of the Seaforbb left on Tuesday for Grand Rapids, Michi- a,re wearing happy amiles these days, am the CA's'r . Greatest ,"�! - 7 1 , 1 i I 1� . I I r . Clothes wrIngers, special low prices for arate-schml intend hold ng their annual gang to attend the funeral of their uncle, sleighing has made busineks brisk, and they I r I ,--- .- . � -1 , I Hugh Rose, who died- recently. -Those who � h;ave been kept busy supplying their custo. . i - . . I . � .$ lilh, istmas ti so or, tartairim nt in the hall I . . i Ore. I - � - I the holiday% at goid & Wilson's Senforth. 1827-1 � Dry 'Goods St ' - 1, � - I . ; failed to hear the lecture delivered by Mr. i mere with their Christmas wants. - Our - I-- I � . Ihis. is the time of year toat we carry .an Ab ve the so ool his (F� I mer- — - -i-- � L . . - I 11 . I i ay) evening.- Murdock McKenzie, of Ronan, China, on chants are always on �the watch for"new -7 1 1 T , as calling on I . ! I . . exI ra large usoftnient of eolid gold goods In brooches, D Bethune, of Wingbal"09 Munday night, missed a rare treat. -Rev. I . I . , I stick pl.s. cuff �,- buttens, links,! spectscle,p chains, this k. The doctor � things for their patrone.: High! ariff. va. Low T, axiff. . I . I - � late, etc. 4indly call and Ol friends in towi ive I 11 . �_ bri eel 6xamitc our stock. i ; Walter Moffatt. of London, will lecture'on , T - � . , dri;h. d - The gre question before Canadians to- � I , - - Da �y, uoder the town clock, SeV looks ai hale an kear4y As I ever. -At 13, I i - - � 1827-1 1 " Tuesday evening, December 23rd, inthel. - I I - � � I th I tariff. In end to the I I __ � � , , spices of i . � J#Mea church, Ch ism4s 'Day will be cele. Presbyterian church, under the an Bxet,er. � day is Fro ' one ' k lot of new dinner sets and toilet sets � ' I � opf �ned out at A.� Young's this we4k. Soo them be- brited as on Sand ya, with 4�proprlate ser. i JomniGs. -Mrs.,t(Dr.) Gill, Ohio, is vi iting other of thig broad Dominion, the question �� . - - -, I 1 � . the Christian Endeavor. The lecture is en- 0 ' I - � I I , - I - � fore buyiDg, it Wfll pay you. A. Young, Se&fGrbb. mqns at 10:30 a. i 1. a Ed of -a high or 11 �w t*riff is beingi discuipse4 - * : I i 7 P. m. -Mr. H, with her father, Thomas Gregory, J. 11 P.- 9' '. � I titled I I a bicycle trip through the highlands � I � 11 . . 11. I . 1 1827.1 Towni who has been cnfin�d to the house 1 Miss Annie Martin has returned from God iocum _. I . I � � C%! a. Honest di ion is . what the � people of .. I I i . . � . L �� ; .. 4 . We Are open to' buy all" kinds and any '. of Scotland," ; ;illustrated with lime light!. rich Model School, and has secured a po!1 Canada went. ' It will be int6'reatiDg too ... klu %ntity of poultry, dried apples, butiker, etc. High. fo� the past few weeks 1 has! sufficiently � re- viewr. A sma�l admission will be chargei. I - . now that I the i Family Herald and We i . �1 - _. __� . urn to b1 -is tion as teacher in Winchelses achool.--mise K I a � - . . est cashyrice paid. Beattie BroO., Se.iforth. covered to ret ol�d poot at the The balancei after pay' g expenses, etc., is ittendini the Nor Star- of Montreal has opened fits c'olunmii L r . I . ., in I I . 189-7.1 billiard r6om.-Two rinks from the Canad- - I "I . L �. L I A p I . .1 will go to home missione. -James Boyce has , I- . . 3ikake in small quaqtities or by,tbe inal College, at Hamilton, -is home -ft-r the a ful"nd free diecuseion of this;' important _��_ - . � ian Order of Fo reateis played a game of returned from Manitoba. He thinks Huron [ - = - . i I ton 1� ' � ' . � at Hamilton & crdake'd, Seaforth. I carpet balls with -two rinks . of the Bona of holidays. -Miss Nina jKinsman returned questb6n �[ The leaders. of bot�h political I . - � . � 1827-1 county is plenty goodenough for him. -Miss I It [ ome from the Toronto I � Conser ies �r� "jnTiteJ to L ... w ____ - ' S,30tland Wedneed ty nijht. 1 The match, re- vatory this' part' ,give t4oir__-view�, - .- � 11 Our Christm, as stock and [ prices Will con. I r McCall, of Scotland, who has been visiting I . � I . 6 1 week. -Rev. Dr. Hanno�, 61 J Farmers, moinufacturers, impotters, ttc4 .. I Vince y9u. J. Bolger, Seaforth. 1 1827-1 eutted in a victory for the, resters by two in the neighborhood, has goneL to ]ff'3RS&II to - simen street I 'I ... - -.-.. _-, I I k Kinley, of g 'I Methodist church, preached in Mitchell will . I - - - . - I r We have a 11arge aEsortmeRt of all kinds rin' s. -Miss Me (Ytnondville, and have ain �opportunity to expXess Ltbelq 11 I - ofeandy. Crlch1Bro3.,Sea1orth.! 1827-1 Mi ! ss Eva McMichael, of Oollett, whoare vitibrelativen. Sheisquite takenupwith, 0 Sunday. ---J. G. Stanbury, barrist;Br, was selves. T�e Famil _ I . I . , � 11 The Lady of the Snows." She had her 11 . - y Herald, being a purel �_ -_ -1 A I" � at',ending the Soho I of Pedagogy, at Ham, first sleigh ride a week ago, and thinks it a I in thLe county town, on legal busi S ,� paper, absolutely i*depeudenti � . OT. -Lost on aturday, Do I ness _% t. non-politicial ,I I . 1. -L. ; , � .1 . ,� - I . - C1 I Is need oil . � I cember 13, a Doffilnion Bank r ilt6n, ara home far the r' tmas vacation- very pleasant recreation. -Mrs. Delgatty � -The marriage is annou Mr. of all politioal.partiea or intereatb. is tho, 1. - - . � _ � turtked froin viRiting her parents in � I I da wherein SU06 an opeit - - I 0111. J -Grieve, Isigned by - Aliti 1T. Dicks D. The Mr. G. M. aldy in isA:Piog, a big busi. lire re a� ell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Snell, o0e paper in, Cana 11 ,cho�ju� for IV In favo 0 � - . - , � u ! , to Mies Edna - L. -Kill L I n. i With the I . I � I � I � � I - ollowin; :! A daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Watson .: Family Herald and7 Weekly Star" irnmenee�- ::: �_ I � I tho f large Doh. teach school in'Halton county next year.- I is 11 1 4 1 an( persons are herebYeautionedlagainqt nLe t'atiug recently sold Mr. Charles Sawers 'is engaged to I ,Bank, Ross in the masical instr; i 3ent line. He has Staffa. r 'discussion .. can be' carried o fin( er will oblige' by leaviDg it at the Dominion' I �-dl x�e nte )ourne , go ' - I - 1827-1 � I I I the eanie, H. J-'GmEvF, Seafort4 ' K I � �, I ert� organ to Mrs. Burdg'o, of Brubefield ; John Ketchen attended the Fat Stock Show, bourne, of Winnipeg, 'on December lNh. circulation at ever�,, post office in the Do`� � I I I . SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRiSENTS*.-1jniVe8 � I � , I I * I i * . � I an( forks, clectro plated and ivoiry hanaies; carvers a Doherty or an t( Mn' Joseph Brown, of ab, Guelph, last week. -Mr. James McQueen Mr. Snell is one of the Exeter 6yp w o has m1alon, this 5will W a splendid op.parbunitk- ; � . � - - . , ; � - in Harpurbey ; a I omin�op �'Organ to Mr. done well in in ways � . . eo,. table opbong, dessert spdons, tea spoons in ,I . . ore an oriev-out est. for the leade�,@ of both parties to air their � 11 '.11 ��, Ne iads silver, 0ectra plates ii�nd stcrling i3liver. Henry J ohria on, 0 Varna, and a Bell i or- is confined to th I e housewith a sore knee. . I The Misses Smith of Forest-, are vi dting views on- the! tariff. question, an -d I the publiO - . - I __ . ,�. _ .1 ; . , � � 1� . 9 . I I ; - . I lVe� d & Wdson, Seaf orth. 1 1827.1 yn�� oi 4tuckeremith.- a— 4 , � . .1 - - , I I I ga to Mr. E . Jel M : L I I their brother, A. P. Sm1th,, ot 'the Sov4 r4on wi I naturally expect to 'hear from them I I ... I L through the'Family Heradd 'an*4 Weekly . � . � I i 7 .Eleadquarte'ps for orangeo, lemons, nuts, a Irene Smitb, :)f, Hamilton, is visiting . . Blvt,h. Bank. -Rev. C. W. Browb, B. D., o� Mit- . I � I . I flgf, dates, grape,b, etc. Cr1oh Br�'e..*Seafoith. 1827-1 b9aunt, Mrs. D. Johnson. -The teachers 'BRIEFS. -The tea meeting, held by the ohell, formerly of .Exeter, preached tile an- Star. - The discussion will be wa � trehod and. I I ... __. . - I � - . 3efore pur.%hasing give us�a call. J. Bul- and children of the Pr,elibyterian Sabbath Presbyterian Sunday selyool,in their church, ry sermons in Jaines, street Methodist read with ' terest. � - . ; I I - L - . I I _.". I . L L � . .. I . - 7 . . : ; � _ -_ - get, Se%forth. J i 1827-1 school are prcparin for a Christmas enter- ,last Friday evening, was' very successful. church, on Sabbath to very large con In - , — ! , I I - L . I . grega-- 0 . _. - . r, I Now that "' are settled i I our new store taihment on Tuesd evening hext.-Mr. T. The weather and the roads were perfect, tions. There w '$ -There 4re a n umber oft cases of diptheri4 � , a_VeL � P I I as no te%-meeting this year, �' - weh one of the best equipped meat m5rkets in J. O'Connor left o T � ursday for Boston, giving those at a distance a good chance to but the voluntary contributions were highly in Lisiowel and two deaths ha ' occurred ; L - . . I . the county. Oui @took of ChriEt�nae mests wi)l be 'I) I ,I 71a -, -1 _.;_.� 11 wh re he into do a e set of'the tables were arranged satisfactory, being in the !neighborhoDd of ly � J .1 11 I � ---.- .,. -- _ . . I the beetthe country cab prodiic4 and N% e cordially � ; ond��n,g� Christmas with come. On' � il of W. Edw'ard Tuttle one his ' . _: � u L I - invite the publielto call and eee ohr display on Tues. his brother, Dan. a roday, Mr. john to represent the year gone. by, there being 8,�8O.-Rev. Mr. Saw era, of Brucefield, two year old daug�ter, and the other a so# I ; I - : , Dbtember 2� and 24. , wiahing Reinkie, one of the be i farmers and febd- lots of eatables in every. manner and form, treached in Cav( ian c ur . � - I daj- and WodneaaaY 8, 3n Pr2byteri It h v about four $ears of iage. � I . � I . yi it the!cornplinl�,nts of the feaso Kennedy Bros-, I era in Tuckeramith, 4livered a heifer to and the other set to represene the present day evening, and !Sacrament -One of the oldest pioneers of ; I . I I 0 Sea forbb, Phone 18. � , 3827-1 . � I ri . . be I Morning I � . I I - ton passed a there, on Tuesday of las 3 " - . Mr. J. W. Be r Christmas beefi with everything neat and plenty to eat.. Lord's Supper w*aa dispensed on S 0�yt- � i ttie, 11�d way I I Our bhina id swell and t6 prices range ,�, � fro n 6c ;up to 8�12.60 for single i picies. which was a b8sutY. Le was two years But both the past and present tables were Rev. J. W. Ten Eyoks' who has (n in week, in the pera*' of Mr. Tho - . - titne to show you 8ur stock. Come in d 1,2 pounds. 8 . : t )the at the ripe!aje of 81 years and � months U. er ple),@6d 4b an3 W' "' ! old and weighs 2 She was crowded -during the time for eating. Some Hamilton for sveral months, owing 11 B - . -_ anc looNarouncTt Daly, under the town clock, Sea. , stall; fed all last winter. - Mr. Reinkie re- of the young ladies� were dressed as the &ath of big brother, Alderman Ten 1, Mr. Tuoke� Was a na,tive of Somersetshire . . � for;h. '; I i yek, I - . � . i i , 227-1 , ceived the snug surn of $67.10 for' bei.- ladies did many years ago, presenting a very of that city, conducted the services ir Tri- -Eng anada in theearl - . . land, a d came ,to C arl - � . . ' 3uy i;a cove�ring for your horse, blanket Miss Nan Kilioran, of Windsor, io'home for unique appearance. After the supper, the vitt Memorial church, on Sabbath last, and forties, loyating alt Woodstock, then ... �� . I H - I . . 250 ilton 0 Herglake, Seaf th. 1827-1 the Christmas holidays. '' amme took place in the church. Mr. announced to 1�iq congregation his inte 2tion Paris, and -mmingtb Stratford w�hen it w 41 - i .. i . progr . 11 'Abriiry lairips, hall I and table � I Alex. Eider, superintendent, occupied the of resigning the rectorabip here. W un- but a'colle tion of log honnes. L�ter on b 11 I � I 11 . � ,.,. L au ps, a!new stock of a I � Wiox6ter. � . , . I test up -t 0 . w I la ,�,Z styles. Bar- I 1A Z . chair, and gave a short address on the bene, d�rstand Mr. Ten Eyck will accept 0 ge went 'to lorniqtion � 'A. . . . gai is in bvery 1103. Reid & Wilsu, , Seaforth 4APPENUNGS.-TLos. I ae, who for many fits of the Sunday school. Then followed of St. Thomas church. - am ton, duri e I : " �� I H a th took up la�d:and hewed for himself a bom� , � 11 r $ . 1827-1 . I .1 : t i Thirteen year� ago Mra� � klyst ye r8 hag conilu te. a krocery business in the' , programme, which consisted of address. absence in Europe of the present rec -of out of th f reswu , ra tin b�lk at Crioh's, 0eaforth. 1827-1 , this place,has Sold 6ut tb his son, Allan. H. ea by R�v. Mr. McLean, . of Blyth, and Rev. th' � Gret . e * ' , I . � F at church. -Monday was the last d for Tacker di�dip hereupon 'Mr. Tucker re',_ - - r . i . . quar- -d we _a moved to Stratt rd and lived with 4 1 ( ;are ou� 28a tea with lany 40c tea on ! Ra3, who) took p sea 'Oii last week.' -At Mr. Whaley, of St. Hr.lene ; a mixed: paying the municipal taxes, an bi - . f .t. r- � . i I � I � - . -h- .- � On her ni - the inarket. Tbei " Just as good for a parter" reads -tin ,e o wri ing, w reg et'tQ say, no hopes tette by Messrs. Moser -and Somers and stand that a large amount . was unp d t youngest d�ughte arnage, how. . , I - � all right,but don't taste righb. Peattie Bros., Sea- are entertained for and Taylor. Two solos b whioh will be added the i usual 5 per . . - forth. , ii � . the recovery of Misses Somers e r ce' t.- ever, about, ai year mro he went back agai;i I r i 1827-1 I y - �y . . �Sl - i � I Mi is Jennie A IoLeo 1, w O has been so sari. Miss Patterson, of Aubitirn, who always The sleighing last week -brought iln cuito & to MorningWni, andlived with is . : � i ['I q hi � son, hlr� I � . - � V i � I ow ly'ill for some time. � Miqs Cassia Harris pleases her audiences wherever she sings, I :t of wood, but the demand -is still unmatis. J. L. Tacker, whe)re he died. L t wiuter� � .. Q Sa --i 9 I He phi I Ti - - I EDbIING. 'A Farquhar � correspondent : and Mrs. T. m. sited friends in as her voice is strong and clear. Miss Me- -6 led. -The trustees of Exeter' -public school Mr. Tucker.'was taken down with a ellgb� � say " Weddinu I _ ,- � huralay last. 0 � I � our : )ells a�re�again heard in ! Brussels on r -Cleve Good- Naughton, of Clinton, also rendered a couple hive engaged Miss Darrington, of Tbead- stroke of p4ralysis, from which he ,partially __ I John] � mitt a Wednesda � evening, Dee- i fell Dw, of Wi&rton, is spe ding a few weeks of sol in a ve7,. effective manner. Mien ford, to teach extension w � I 0 � . y I C�, 0 � . ork, , and Miss reeovered. On the previous Saturday uiorn� em )or Miss Ida, daughter of Mr. and , at I iis home h 3re. - Slies lennie Miller re- Lookho&"rt, of Helene, gave a reading, 1 Elsie McCallum, of thin � town, to tak4 the Ing he enjoled his �, usual health i bat su& 1� I ' Mr i. John Fulton, was united in the holy tur 6d from I Ju otion on Satgrday, , I i I � 11 I , I , 11 � �e . A Bel I I I 'o J I I ' I i13 1to h I h h n ri hA , k , 0 . 11 . I � I .,!r 0 ` 0 _; �P 0 : 1� I i . �, , I _,j,d, 6 _ ri r] ay � li� _95t ( I � '�)�c � 0 a I i R which was very amusing. All who were 'Foaition vacated by the tesignation of Ma denly took ill and Owed away r�athor U11* � . , o wh're she has the � �, i , I L � : I il"t three ino"11ths. there had an eujoyable time exoept those � T� I ; � bonds of matrimony to Mr. U1. Charbirs i 08=tl' i rwin. dly - a Tuesday. I I . . � I . I . ,� F - expecte P I I I I : . . � � . i I I ! : . i - i i � I i J : - � � . I T . � I . � *� - . . - , ; . : . : . i I � � � I : I ; .. � 1: . I . : . i : : I � . . ,; I . I , I I I .. � I - : ; � � . I - ; A ; .. . . . I . I I 'i � 11 . . i i i i �_ I I 1 ! I ! I - . i I Z i � b � � I i I - J . . ! I � . ! . . I ; . . il � �" I I . . - I I I ; . t � . . 1; : i. ! I � I . - I ! I I -1 � I - I I . i -1 . ! . I , I � . j � : i I . I " � I � : : i � I i .1 : I : , . ( - ! . � � I . i i.; . I I j � F . I : � � I I � I I . I lil, I � I . L I I .1 * � I i 1 1 1 1 � � � � Il. -1 i � i i ! i ; . . i � : : � I ! I i . t � i I I � I I I : I ! ! 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