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The Huron Expositor, 1903-10-23, Page 8. . . I . I - � � . i . i I I - . I � I 1. � - I I I � -1 I .- - . i : � - I I f . , . I - . I . � i . I � � . : I I I , � - I � I I . - � -- - - - ! � . . . � . I I . I i* . � � - I i I . � . V - � i . . . �. : . I - I � . � . I .. i� I � .11 In 11, . - I ri . AIL)JMVI I - . i r I - � I . . i - . I I I . . - -- . . — - . - -- . � . . . . � i A - . - - - � � I . . I . I - , - - -- - - - I - - - i � I - I . . - . - I --- . -tw I � I : , . I , I * , with . neumonialsob FrIdo V *. - .AtRB MWA–M , y, the 460 Was i . � 'X#X 6 - fintaxately poetponso. iAr-Mr. A10191110a � .: I . STOVES41 . . 0 en S - osired to' �, . , � . I � Wasnot so f/oll.- yesterday, he 4 i I : 4�' � . �: I I . - .. I . � . , 0 - I � - I have the marriage take Olaca.� infinediate, i . Stock lFood 4 1 1 DISTRICIT -M * , 1� 'ADA in the presence of the parentl of tz; lilt I 1, , .. . - I � . . , . - � . .i ,�; --- I - � . i- - - . J. I . � couple it was - solemnized* Mr. and' Mrs i "I -410- s � i" I � P . I . � . I I � 1 . A 00611) HwoRD.'-Mr, Geor I win., of H.4 McClellan, of Petierboroughp being there 'I . a Huron Road 11 ion.givs The -bride sod groom have, the sympathy o . thinigt0*8 oa,31affiap t . I 1 made theik many friends, and their. ,-p I 1. I -1 1.5-- I E Out stock or Stoves and Ranges is coin th i West, who Wagn a i i WOr lets this Foll. Wqv hsv's stoves of mah3 broader and eihibitor of ,?Oultry, � I I riyers and � � his. I :1 0�0r: I - .. He Oo'd Wighim for a speedy ��soovery and much . Fe a . I r Code, and ar6� natisfied that we can furnint an extra, good show record th yi � - 0 ., - � ; , - � hown cair - J. ' 1: you with one ta sulti . � exhibited his birds at five shown, future happiness.' , ! ! second pri His- --- ; *--Ji V—. 4 i ; I ried off 103 first and 52 Flax.' Seed I - . -- � i I �'j i z%, "� -�-_- -1 � - abows I oubt- ,I Ti?.AvELLzm. -The fol;o,wing ware ticket- I i I . --- PriZ8 Winnings at these fi ve . . - I 1, 1� � - nought 11 Range can' ' I . - IVI - - - . I , -- -96i3k a 1* Appy r ad to $79 50, .and wore destributod i as fol. ad to distant parts; this week by W. Somer. , I Pflca�,,e� and -' r, notl�*, equalled for the kitchen. If yo, t lows .- Zurich. $8.50 ; Exeter, 415.60 ; ville, railway and 4teamship agent : Miss . i - I - I v4p. economy in fuelt easy control of - th, 3 Ssaforbb, $17-90.; Mitchell, SIL ; Strat- Dand", Losdbury' to Niagara Falls; J. J.. I I - Liaseed -Me4l. E. - Place, New � I �- fira� and lierfect'baking, get one of them. bl 1, Vo Potter's � � - � . ford, 49-6. Tb4o is a very credits record Coates# Brosselt , i - I k I . m, . I I I . � . Hampshire ; Mrs.�%A. �'Clayton, kimond- I I I , , i . I k.- . I for one season -1: � . I . - 1. � We ba . vo in a large. number I of 41 Queen' I 0- - - . ville, to Winnipeg.';, Mi*. F. T. Course, to McGregor, Manitoba'; Mrs. J. R, Kennedy, HAJ�I�TON � ]KERSLAKE I TnANr,sorviNG,-' Thanksgiving I 4 Pun-- ,, ; E top draft beaten, jusib this thipg for ' , 1. - . F evening& They are cheap, iaii , ly not . ad ever very quietly. The wast Sourip, Manitoba ; Mr. and Mrs. W.- A. See& Merchants I - - - 0oaf4rbh. # , ka, - 17 ; � I ' rather threatening and in the aft-orpoon de- Rate, 'M-oKiflop, to , Washago, Mookol , , : 1. and will heat a room in a' few minutes. .. l . . , - I -- mim�� - . i '. . � I, Voloped i,� a good rain, which continued. Clarence Kelly, to Garden- River, Algoma, : i I . I . . � most of the evening- An an isnally largo . . - boat. .She was ticketed , by Orel & , ' - I I . number tick advintige of ' cb�ap rai�. I VEGETABLE CUR10s."Mr. George Hub. Stewarfi,Nnadian Pabific Railway 01gents.- � . . - - t n , hilO kirk, of MoKillop, ahow4d , its the other day The many friends of Mrs. Coulter, teacher �� - . way faraJ4 to visit out of 6o rievor,.w I - I , ere. I Service � .we moms real. marvels in thi vegetable king a. number of visltiirs .we of the Primary department of the public a CHESMY a a= J I washelil in the P byteri chur6h in tha dam. One was & citron, which weighed 28 oah I * has been laid up wit]; a severe I � I . � . . . � . ! - S 0 the holi- I Filing, an in . . I 0*1' J E I mo, idi evening the Laoiss'Aid � dend measured 31 inches. in, circum ittook , rheumatism, since - i I � ISEAFORTHf, . 0 church hold thlir-annual terence. Then he h4d a sugar beat that dap, at , a residence of her son, in Inger. I5 I . � f the Methodist i _ '$he boa been in St. I dinner. There was a good attenAncep and fipped the scales 10 0 pound#, These moll, is � 0overing. � . kI Hardware� Stovi$l�. Ei.c. � an enjoyable time wag - spent. Supper was weights are exceptidh%Uy heavy for both Catharip recently, taking trestmelit there, - . - i ' ITS I I .- I served from six to eight o'clock, after. which classes. The wo a sugar beet, or and ;she Opes to able to resume her I Ith.-Mr.'Win. Steet, 5 AWN Iff ' a pleasing programme of.musio and addresses rather two of them. The larger of the two duties bore next I i I unina Tea Slets. was given in the audib�rinni. of the church. had- grown right around the smaller one, of the Plotdo, Timer, �pent a few days last . � I I . . I � � � ! . leaving the top sticking, ,put on one aide and and Mrs. -i - - . wpok vitAing big rent4o Mr. ., I I ad other � . — - I � LAoRossr,.-Tbo final game . in the jublor 8 , 8 �, of Egmondville, A! = . ,the root on the other. These were all johg t t - V � ,. . . - K ) showing some verF I L.A. championship Was playedonth - on the form of Mr, Robert MoGonigle, frievds.'� He left for home on Monday. Mr. � This month we at( Q. , . . �e.re grown . � I I � ( i ar,lation grounds hire, - on * Thanksgiving of Tackeramith I Steet is I � aduate o THio ExrostTou office, , � �- pretty tea sett-8pecial V41aeb. 0 Day, betwfen Elora i-nd wal1i6eburg, and . 0 1 . - - and in o*1 .,of "our boys," of whom we are - ,or ate , . �� .1 I I . I �� of Dinner, and Toilet Sets is 'also comple a 'for Elora by ANOTUER, Piowzm, DOARTED. -We have id. -Mr. afid Mrs. A. -E. Gray, of ,� .- . . re�ulted in a deoisivi - victory , Justly Prod See what weare offering. eight goals to one. - Elora,- ,have a splendid again this week to Aroniole the d , t a portion of their honey - for fail buyera. a am'96 of Ramiltoli ,.open E I - , 9 Z - of this vicinity, I - � team and excelled -in thOir combination, anotheir pioneorl resident moon halo, with Mr.! end Mrs. W. J. M011- � I � � . I . I in the person bf Mrs.: Charles Dickson, Of F i whiphVpro ad - puzzling u� their o0ponents fatt,-laetweek.—Mr,l McGrath, of Hibbert, I . _ � ; . Mali - I MA111op, who died on t . E BIRO& and 0 . I , in gooringi They, we -to doold- the 5th concession of who is a horse bread6r of oonoider�blo notet F BEATTI was Wednesday night. She was in her 780h _ I F i 11 -edly the letter team and the. game I . . ' was aws .,ded six prizes for his horads, at the * The 28o Tea. Store, hardly in doubtfor &.moment, albboughin yeoroad suffired from,hosrb trouble,and � . . Staffs slidw, In the printed list, these I SEAFORT-71 - I - I - i ONTARI , the second quarter Wallaceburg did brush for ever a year she had not been able to rest . were wrougfu credited to -Mr. Me - i � , 1. � I � � . t I 1. un and ruih things for a little while. They in bad. Mrs. Dickson's maiden name was -At a meetit 9 Qf the directors of I � i 1;ck that, e6mbination, however, which Ellen.Dodds. She *as'a'sister of Messrs. �rt.Bell Eng ne Company, hold last i EE .v IwAftAft I week, it wag decided, to build a large ad- � Howspe 0*ner al countenow-a-days. individuallyi, -they had 'Charles� Thomas aind4iinies Dodds, of Me- . � � - but individual play is - Killop. She yvas a native of Roxboroshirs, . 7 . � womaw-) i .. some good players, , � dition "I the present erecting room, This ' � mot in It With systematic combination, ,Mr. 'Scotland, And b"I resided in MoKilliop, on additio : nred and twenty- Inspeab our stock of Single Ha age, H., m, ,J&Dkoon, of Eginondville, �refereed the-fatin where ibe died, for over half a live fssl ng and sixty feet wide. 1% will 17 stylish suit endurable. 00 bwn. ke a - the game to the entire satiefsetion of every. century. .She wa agood woman, in the be of ti i0k, on a conaret4 foundation. A �� i - I I I I 1. r the vrices righC , I , person.. There was -a good -stteudanc6 at highest sense of I term, sad acted well Portion! Of the building, at lsast� will be V I this game, many - of. whom. came ,with the her part in �ife, and, -at!a ripe old age, has erected Ohisfall, This building is andered - F � save YOULP H09206 ,tb�a teams, mole particularly fro,in, Elors. gone to her reward. ",;Her memory will long liecessal by the r4pidly growing ibusiness � � � - I With one of our Stay. -on -Blankets -6 : . live green and' froahla the hearts of the of the ! *y, who k --- , I . � , , ' — - 8, I . tablishmeop. —Miss Chas t Jute, Kersey or Wool. .. ; A. VzRy � ElLsious Acowizi�T. —A little son maiiy who loved and;;reapected her through had bal spending the summerivisiting [ . . I ; . ; 11 .Ir save Yourself. I of Mr. Won.- Weetcotti mei wit ' h a ivery sor- li.fo.., . .. ; friandeli L Manitaba,� has returneill to Sea - If t on the forenoon of Thursday - . �- ious socid fbrth.--1- r. *nd Mr�. J. L. Smith have re - K - With a Goat, Bishop, Goli or Gallovv;'Sy . i Hisve y6u any dried 4ples, buttf r, eggs, , - � F- - � last. A oung Ud was yrazing a boree be - 9 wanted move,d1t; Undon, !where Mr. Sipith has �� rdba. eat our prices, Inspect our good*.' . the poultry and produce of aby kind? If so it i I , I , , . . � nging to Mr. ggin, a Of , 'b i so. He teturlied'iron: R I- ... I � I � lo . IN on the aid r at the -Maple Leaf Store, Seaforth, P. Dill. isn-i purch*s4 a : usine' E, " -�* stree in or of Mr., Learoyd's residence pitoba, sod the To rise recezidy, and, I I . $COT'G11MM, ATT"' ox!—Do you wish M&I ,rritoi � A numbex li�� to spend -�a ulo I M,a without crossing the RIO " _ 0 . i . of boys wei standing arou-nd,s L .&I mi�eh imp PV ' -.� ht in Auld Soo ri, ad in health, he de . . . ' t, - BRODERICKS i , this little fellow &me' the number.; A dog ocesu.?' Attend the Scottish! concert on Friday even. nee in' re.—Dr. -i i . I . 09 aided t�iloiiato in Ontario a 0 ; i� -H& =,j)ss Skip ' f ii'ghtenei the horse, " , sing ib,to jump,avd ing, October Both. 1 1. . i -. . 1871-2 A he veterii4ry prac- - I . ; Oady's 19 ii can , F. Haiburn ban tak�n t - 1�� . �1� I rear up. This boy, in trying to got out of New fruits arriving daily, a sure sign that ties of 'Dr. Fowler, n this town, 6nd occu- � . - � I 11 I , Tbristmasionoiso.vbry,fai distant.- All . Ei , - SEAFORTH. the way, fell, and the horse either 1trampefil I fo "'es Plan th6asme office Dr. Fowler has gone V .-- - — -1 ' do,of the ore guaranteed Iresh, or .money refundel, Tithe - '. . — him or kicked him ou the A , . -- .-- � . . : on Maple Leaf GrooeTy, Seaforth, P. Dill. 1871.1 to Tor6�to, to resule his dubies as a profes- . ; 'fl, . I T'ff head, 'fraoturing the act I nrd Inflibitrig . � in t4p veterinary college theril.—Major �- . sor . :1 i Under the auspices of the Barbara Kirk- .. DOMINION, BAN -1-:"-* otherilijUries. Tfig'littla� fallow! was 'at Jame@A� *Anderoo#, of Seaforth, deputy : . re and 1 -7 . - . I Mispion Band, a le6t a on the manne - I . sf 2ce tshei home and mEdioal 'aid 'sent for. - " I - I . I . . � I READ 20,FF10B, TORONTO. . I 01 I oult:)Msiof the people of India will be given in the den; as tosived. a number of deer I I I � i I not at first that the injuries -, *�, . . � : I It was tb( Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening, October =n� li,1108118sof ". , those thinking of go- � E. B. OSLER M.,P. T. 0. BROUGH3, would. pro re fatal, but on Friday Doctors 28th..at8o'olock. The lecture wiR be Illustrated by � t., � 11 ; 2 , I ,,, Imts'piamber of lime 0 t views. Admission, ifig deal bunting t1lia season, ehould apply � I "I ' 94 i Prdsideub Go"eral Manager- Scotb and McJ&Ay removed the, broken 10 conts..; I . .. . 1871-1 to the Major for their lioenoe4—Mr. W. R. � . I . -on I I . : . I . all, which � Belmont, Jisited ,,his brother, Mr. - , � -- I ! Pieces of t me so I were pressing We pay the highesi cash price for f4wi, 8 � . . i ' * cola, 1c - �- � Capital, Fully Paid Up—S 983,86500 the brain, and -he soon'-racovared. oollecloug-, . . . . I - L I i , , drdesed hogs, hides, 4heep skins and tallow. .Ke.. Chas. S -'61e, and old friends in town, last - . t I I - 1: � I . we a k. to M�alvi,lp on � . � . nine, and is now doing as well as could. be nedy Droo., Butchers, Seaforth. 1870-tf tertained a number rid , � -11 FteserVe Fund and tin- �! a n y .- I expected and, if unforseeb. complications do . afternoon, from k .Come in- and examine my blankets, flan. of her f , � . � , � I -T' divid'ed Profits - S ,331,220 ;48 e t . I I : not sit ino the doctor' think -lie will recover. a , nelettes, underwear and hosiery. No trouble to four t, , seven.— to. Fred Vanstone. of .-- - 11 .1 Deposit$ by Public -1 S 23,389,6130 i T6' The case, however, is - a veiy critical one, show goods at the Maple Loaf Store, Seaforth. P. 8 a or�� spent th Thanksgiving holidays � I . . . - tr tf -1 I . . Dili. .�. . 11 , -'11 $ 33J91,7 d recove -will, at beat, bo slow., � I . I . 1871-1 2 � So' � Total Assets 03 36 an . ry , with ol %forth friends,�.Mr. J. E. L. -. I . ; I � 0 1 i . RUB13=Z81.RUB1BE .—Don't forget when 1� 3 —� , I I -- Pongra of T * Thanksgiviii ;-, , � , 9 . oro�nto, spent 9 � 1p - '�TWBDDL-E,—Mrs. (Dr.) � � i DEATH 1OF MRS. . =tfoodrub4oro do bigvariatir to choose, Day wit friends i� town,—Xr. A. J. Rose, . . I., SEAFOIRTH SPMNC�f Twaddle died at her residence hera on Fri- 0 is the spot, IV. H, Willis, 11010 Dgent for 0. ii,ly of ,Brucefieldp ,�c . - - Dorothy Dodd oboes for liadios and Goo, A. Slatior Of'EIM bod, and formi I - � Z wi�glsst Themad a not shoes spent- � anksgivin with h brother - Dr, i � . Btreetj Seitforth, ; day eve vent wag for men, . 1871.1 � to I , I � , � � - ' - I . I I I I ted, She had been Ill for about a To FAamw A H. it, � I Ever � Wr a unexpec . . eary!Cameron, of Win- . -Y twouity f the t a W -ting . NO FExDzns,—Ov)b, dust H. � -. ss,—Mjr, iz -1 , ye -and for several mouthe horTfa was des, �5 . 118MC . 9 i I garleral 4=king buni or anif oxi oo#4@ always on4jand, a too, Oosfortb sabot in the SeRfortli � -. - - I 1-1 , Dipe i -d a one -0.00'0 -yo- � , : red of,, Mrs, Two4dit's maiden name Oat Most Will, I ! 1871 U 'fie 0 hool, i W n , Mon4o fobt, 4? a In Cob wo Psi s 00twtiolis MA40 on 641 t4 Was .1 '"Fas , or4by liabells Wilson, Sbo was tbi Gum WA,NTzl) —A . girl to do - 00nerst . soys',j4halat DOW, obteldor can have � I I , k 7, C 041 #Von I � and abro*d, -� � I x . ,3p"1411 ht� thir daukhter,of My, 1), 1); Wilson, obf - hotm work, - Must boa gool broad bakor, fthoot � pot N making : APP * C4� a OD5 Ids of the PF, gr"o Winni 6 I � Advatim mude to Farmory, I had n is an-vors waiii pationt mu&rort with- - WK0 t@ * 6111"blO POMP, 1Y t 01D t'T#ly � . -� _ - vxrowfoik offim, 804forthi 10714f an thi � amount of business One there, I I vid tho � � llwtW Of bila, Nolt", little or no hop@ Of fit, Himsof .�� tention paid to the - co A recov@ry I I an4 his thr" brot1wro so"mPsnied : . � I BOY WAXTY0,—W4nt@J at one@ a goiod C � : . obs"go w" In @,vary r6opeet a welooms one. -tho romMus of thOr mother to Btudefisid, � I , SAYING$ DEPARTMONT.-Diepolsits IpgIng "Mart Wy tO 149oft) VfJDtJHg, X%V0§J-J&# offiff, thoir olil home, where laWm*af, wok plaoo, I to h@f, ohs was of a oh@#rful, a 1i ir"alved 0 006 0oflar and upw ds. ' 1971,11 0 -1 � ustare and wag In evory son" a most estitil- btl It Is 0 � 20 yearx sine@ Mr, CSM,005 Wt I �� Interest 46wed at bly - Od A C6binet, gmnd , aprlght�isno 8114 y f , yea,zha . at rato '&bit ladyjand was beloyed b"ll who kn#w - , f@f S,,-,, M&ryiv, . - compou"(W WAR i � siged, lof "U. Aho ffitto organ n good condit4on, Soafort —Mr, and Mrs, Po I � I . ' the mambers of her Sei4tl W"hivel and enerst'repin, ;V � her and particularly by, � � , - aelorge, M, w*ftre I t# *0 M ro, Spoore,—Mt. . � am -. .1 R, St MAIrs, W, i 9 I i �: , 1'-'I�AROP owntsmily, She leaviis a 'liusband and an 1JaldWln&06,,So*f0rt 0 � 167" and hft�. Cngton, of. Torontoopprit Thanks- , � - Houtor ; . Manager., interesting family of three childrov ' two ' ' �V34-- ?- - � . ' giving � n town,—Mr. - - Lao4n, was : � I I girls and a boy, to mourn thie loss *of S'n at- EVLOCUE9 FOR SEA�ouTwTzg,. The Strath- the go t of his son, * Mr. Jk, A, Fox.—Miss . : "I I I f� . vita and loving mother, "The sin- r6y Age speaks in gleming terms of the ser. us, of Petioles, and Miss Moore, ,� votiohate V . - MoAlp I , mons preached b no, roe- dough Sewing Machines. r , 7 R4v. J. W. Hodge ., i t cerest sympathy will'bo extended to Dr of Dr, **ore, of L;ndon, spent 11 � � � I Twaddle ind his litble, ones - on account" of tor -of St. thomas' church, in Tbank v ng w - Mine PAters, Godarlah i� . 1. � I .� I IV, N. WATSON, North Main Street, their soviore bereavement sod the irrspair� .this town, in the Strathroy church, stroet,-!� ra. A. �.- Sampsonj of Montreal., I 11 - - i I I - 2 . o 1. SRAFORTH. ' hey have sustained. the funeral on a recent Sunday. i l��, he Age-saym - "The '' IN I - i - able loss I I was heis this as , attending the funeral of � ill . , . tobk plisk - pulpit orations of 'Mr. Hodgene,of Sea- , - —. DEALNU IN — on Monday, afternoon sad there . R " . her sister, Mrs. waddle.—In refoience to I � � A� Pint clasis family and manufa turing Sowing Us- 11o&ivm_WeJe interred in the ftmil� plot in the. forth, were of a high character and beauti- the induction services in Daire churoh, Me- - . - - � 4 q, oblues,—WHIT19 AND RKYM; � t .1 Inu .008 Maitlandbank cemetery. The ceremony at ful in their simpheit r, 6he youngest listener Kiiloo, afib week, . Ve were In error in stat. oranteed and prices V%'ht,. M ing from $ I - gu 'I 'P- theresidOnce'was conducted by Rev. Mr. being able to undoro jand the esmenceofhis Z N-cedlea, oil and, go -wing Machin re *in in " . ing that Rev.. Mr. Shaw Presided. Rev. . . . �.. . I I . ' I *u ' Larkin, assisted by Rev. C. Fleteboro,'of -the interpretations, Hipevening remarks were Mr. Davidson, of Varna moderator of.the �r:- - Also: generat Fire, Life and , Ident n 00 . -be kingdom of Agent, Risks effesated on all kinda of prope at Thames road; Rural Dean Hodgene, and 'based. upon the words, 9i �, , T Prosby )ry, prosi ad, as 'he was appointed , - - 1-� . lowed rates. Rev. Mr,, Wallwin, of Seaforth. I God—not only in wJia, but in power," and by.Pr 11 tory to O go. —Miss Edfth Nee- - � I � . 1, I � � ively listii"d to, He earnestly lin gov -a highly complimented solo in St. - Z. . , . -0 . were attent I .1 ;. � I -� W- W_ W-A-rrsco . -2 � AxOTHER Sco=sll CoxcrF.T.—The Sons exhorted his hearar$ to consecrate . their Thoiii : � church, I t Sunday evening.—Miss , I � of Scotland of Lady Nairn* Camp, Seeforth, I I NORTa MAIN ST., S"rPRTR. ives, and, ill to the Lord's servIce, in hum- Ids Ti 68, Of I Dronto, spent Tbanksgiv. . ' �A C1 eneral Fire and� Lira insurance Agent, and ealer are noted for the� excellence of the onto ble recognition of the bounteous blessings , . .' . r- ing Da ,under thi parental roof.—Miss Joan in Se[Wing M&OW068 MA MOYCL-IL . taluments which they provide the public. bestowed upon us." ! � How aw, of Ex Aer, was a guc -t at the � I I I Mr. Wi I McLe 14 took part ina coa. reside r,� l so They have another musical treat ,in store I . 11 0 , e Of Mr. Robert Johnsiori, during I I " � % — for the people 6f -Sestorth and ,vicinity. cart in Blyth on fair night, and this is what the p b wink.—We are sorryt to learn_of the , I . lv Getthe Best—lt,PAYS. They have made `arraugempntg with the thoStandard, of� that villagL-, has tos4y Illness I Mr. W. I 0. Fowler, who - is bare -I-- - * it . . I'll " � ... 1, 1 1, � ,.IZI.71 I - . Scottish Concert Compavyl, I of .Aberdeen, ab�ub him : No fill fair concert would be from nitobs oni a visit. He Is laid up at 4 . CA 11 11 �, . i .. on - ,completo without a ,comic singer, sod � . � - C - . I . Scotland, to give one of their ,popular' Mr. the to deuce of b -mother, ! In Harpurbey, - . /,/1:11 tertainmonto in Cbrduo's hall, Siaforbb, on Will McLeod was the right man in the right . 4 with phoid Fn amonia.— ro. Little, of � I - I S, r !!5-- the evening of Friday, October 30bli. The place this time. He was full of fan and wit, MaG r, Manit( a, forms. y Miss Mary I , 1. . this and always had the code to deliver. His Co . I"— . . . i Scottish Canadian, of March last, has . � , STRA=ORD ig:: PP here just ow, visit g her paren4 1, ONTA . to say of their entertainment in Port Ar. facial expressions 'ere ;remarkable, and and ot r friends. Farmers An�thio vicinity . . � . that : 11 They have set ablaze the smould- humorous style Inim .table.: .I He possesses a are bu saving t4ioir -corn !and roots, and I - Beat place in &nads for securi, g a V I 092 � Z, I 1'. 9 ' f i . -a of patriobism by their *'in i voice above the� a eragg comic, sod is a . orlog 1i r filling air silos. : Many ,complain of the . , thorough builnew education or a supwicr the suld Scotch songs. Mine Burnett is t a pleasing -and artistic Aancer." I shorthanittr&1ning. Graduatem a line- il- latter! 0aing very I iard work. � The crops of . , . � i cesefut in getting positions. Wrl soul of.. Scottish song, and she ban an a le I . - both coin and too, A are very good ttis year.. - I is or a assiownt in the person of Miss Helen Mipl- LocAL Bpam.—.�sl`v. Mr. MoDarmid, of --Mr,,Thom"Handford, of 'Exeter; is sell. � catalogue. � . P . . dolmi A irising atsr, Mine Thomson, carried Windsor, Win in toia on Saturday, looking Jng a lo� of Nor,hweob horses, at Diok's - . . . . I . . . ", W. J. ELLIOTT, PrIncipid, the heafts of the audience in rendering 'of up .old friends. MrT IMeDermid had -been hotel, 6 -day; he boys. will have lots of � �. i I violin selections.. ' Auld Robin Gray I 5 spending a couple 'of weeks with bin fun breaking the during the fall and win- . 16444142 . I � � declared 1 1 it, Alex, cLennav, one of the genial I Dy many to be the beet.they a r nephews in Stanley, Meesrs. Hugh and, Jae. ter.—* I . I 0 ' heard. The picture views werb true, a McDermid. Twenty years ago or more, he proprietors of the American hotel, Brussels, .: A Choice Selection the I Banks of Loch Lomond ' and ' Bonny was pastor of Duff's church, McKillop, He was iu!� town on Tuesday.—The many friends I . - � ! . Doon' brought tears to many eyes. The has,retired from the active ministry, and is of Mrs George Ewing will be pleased to * 1 ; Highland real was very good, by foitr kilted now residing in- Windeor,Mr, Hear Rel� 14rn i6t she has nearly fully recovered ; � I- I y I i ". of Clocks. ; Highlanders, one could -almost imagine they chart, one'of the' prosperous farmers bf the f r' in h r recent severe illness.—Mrs. W. D, � -A. . I could hear the pipes and the ' hochin ' of township of Hay, n6sr Hills Green, was in ght 11 spent the Thanksgiving holidays with . � � , . the many dancers. The Aberdeen Concert town one day last wiek. Hi 'self , ud' in Toront .—The fall assizes for this In and Mrs. r a ' - . - . Company can always depend on getting a Reichert were vi,siting their friends, Mr. and . nvi opened a Goderich on Tneaday.— ;- - I - . 'full house in Port Arthur." Mrs. H. Bnbo1z, of Egmondville. It Is over r. Robert H. Y unge, a former residelib of � . .�3 . -N - � , I ---a— ; twenty years since Mr. Reichert had beouin Seaforth, died in Stratford on Monday laq. -�, � . t- - - & WEDDING BELL,9,—Tbe residence of Mr. Seaforth, although he rellidenso near. Now The remain@ wereltaken here: for intermedt I -- I . Robert Jones Goderich street east, was the � , that he has broken the ice, we hope he will on Wednesday. When here' Mr. Youngs - . . I I , I I I - scene of a quiet wedding 'on Thanksgiving ly.—Mr. Robert Murdie, was an,�mployee I at the Broadfoot & Box 4 -,. - . come more frequent : . I - i - � �1- , Day, when his oldest- daughter, Miss . Helen oi MoKillop, near Roxboro, had ,the mis- furniture faetbry,': His widow in a daughter - - -I.- . I . .... . I - , . I "I -united in marriage 44 � r, .. Penman, was, to Mr. fortune to have the!'firat finger of,his left of Mr. Charles 8 ith, of this . . at - � town.—Mr. 1 . — — Charles Abethardb, druggist,. of this. town. hand amputated, one day last week, while Robert P Bell an I family, : fcom near Kip- , .. I .. . I I I The ceremony was perf��ed by Rev. F. H. working with a cutting machl' He was . .. t I?. - . : � . . tre. D, are W loes ted in to*u.—Mr. Win; I I 0 .1 . . :)�n appearance . Larkin,. only the immediate relatives. being removing soma straw from a knives, and Furney, h a move 1. into the reoidence on , il *i . present. After a pleasant social evening, allowed his hand to go too far'in.—Mrs. J. derl� ' treat, i �Iloh he recently purobas- C ;; . I hp I- �6 - I they. closelj`rescu�ble . Mr. and Mrs. Aberhardt went to their 9r,n P. Campbell, of Toronto,ead three children, 20from Mr. A. G. Ault.—Mr. James Me- . * 11111� � I home, �on, North Main street. They Day, cali- Namara h . as been ppoin I ted -bmiliff the Son - f. f Clocks wYch a short time Ango S , I - . viag . U . . I , .. both popular young people, sn�d enter upmoo Ing on old friends..' Mrs. Campbell is a forth divibion co b,,iiii Olace of Mr, A. T. �- t good wishes nsti* of - Seaforth. I She was the eldest Carrie'j'who 'an r signed. r. McNamara ;, for ttree times the price wafre ;iskil V. their n1w life with the heartioe ve i I I I ft � I ' of &large, circle 'of friends. - .. . . daughter of the late'Mr, John Kidd, on -will, no; don b, ke a go( d official. —Mr. V� � ,y prdtfy patterns in p I . I a of � �� . Partiz 10 rl orcelaw, Wednesday afternoon 4nother of our the &st business men of Seafortl-, and who Thomas Brown h. a bio is dk sale for Mr. �... � � - —on � %S : . I � I young men joined the ranks of the bonedicts,- erected the store now occupied by Messrs. Wslsh� I . 9'29bh'i . Sri= rich effects In bla�k and gill, . lin Logsn, on th' nab. Tom to . - � . I . when Mr.. Joseph* W. .Poster., book-keeper Chesney & Smillie.*—'.Mr. John Stacey, vrho direction. I ' hippers here - P, . flit Asip C'prescats -at pleaging pfl=6 at the Broadfoot & Box factory', was united has been engaged in �be implerment business complain bitterly bf the o6orefty of cars, . - � � I . .1 : Hav in marriage to Mine Minnie Eby, daughter here for some time, 11 hag removed to Crom. which a cause of much loss, inconvenience i e you. seen our Eight Day - I . - . Wfti&l . of Mr. 3�ertnan Eb , of Berlin. The care. arty, where he has purchased a -property, and a i ;oyance to ihem.—Mr. L. ,Kennedy � Oak 01ock at $3.001 We warrau t it � I y . : I 111, . i . ,mony IN rformad aJ the home of the and where he will! engage in the same busi- is u a "Bog 'I- taking; a ha� d in the � to give satfifiwdon. � i . P the n � bride, b7lay. Dr. Snider; amosted - by Rev. no". Mr. Stacey was a good cAizeb, and Provini ist bye-elaction now in progress � I Thomas Taylor. of Grenville, North Dakota, we are sorry to lose him.—The court for the there. -'Mr. E. Diwoon was in Detroit to- . ., i� brother-in-law of the groom. About sixty revision of Seaforth' I - - ID -A- Xi . . - a votere'lift will be Wd celltly, 'visiting hie sons, who are all doing . to were prevent. Mn and Mrs. Foster by Judge Doyle, in the town hall here, on. well.—Mr.� Win, HAr I , . goes gun, , of Ingersoll, a I I . i Jeweller and 0 c' . f - 'Pti inno are now on a trip to Buffalo and other east- Wednesday next. Allthose who have been f�Tpr.. evident ol Seaforth,� spent Thanks. � � ARIO 'orn O't'e#" They come to Soxforth next served with notices to appear, to have their gl!in olidays w�th - hi . a in ther and other - ,week, and.will make their home on Market names - placed on �th - list, should be in frionx he-r-e.—Re i6. La kin will preach . 11 . � - - - street. Mr. Fosteei y frig i ' 0 .�. . . I n3can ads In Sea- attendance, promptly, &nd if they do not on the 'Greatest; ower," nerb $obbath eve. * -. This in the Seasoin . forth wil extend congratulations. - - come, the prospects. i are that their names ning, t is being he third In 6 xeries.on .- - ,. . I —The ollowing, -from the, Toronto News, will not be entered ; 6ri the list, � when "The Greatest Things." A in in rial nor. I � of Frids last, will be of interest to many in election time comes'l.i'they will not 4ave o, vice will be held in the S—slvitfo: rrmy bar. - In to have your Holrne _ I , I Be ,, rth ,and vicinity, Mr. McClellan having vote.—Mrm. (Rev�) hetcher, of the Thames radke, §anday evening next, it 8 o'clock, �- .1 been on t a -Dominion Bank stsff here a road . , Ushborne, use in town last weA., the In 0osamemoratiop of late �comrades, Mrs. , � D couple of years ago : " A very 'quiet wed- guest of Mrs. Alex. WileoD.—Mrs. 3. R, Hifl au'l Miss Coop. Everyone is cordially , . . . I .1 too PAGO yes . — � V I terdav at the Hotel Lyon, of Toronto,mao in town this week, in vited'to attend.—' N1 lam Foy. and Miss Cos. i -1 f a - All kinds of Photo.Worlcl ,&man� Wellington, when Miss Mabla attending the funeral of her niece, Mrs, -tello, of'London, were guests at "Somerseb I I ; ' � Lenore McAlpine', daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Tweddle.—Mr. Willie Hay@, who is attend- Cottago," the residenoe of Mrs. J. F, Me- - PROMPTLY DONE ': meAlpin , of-Linosay, was married to Mr. Ing the School of Pharmac , Toronto, spent Mann, uring thel past week. Miss Foy's I , - T � y . -- I W. G. lellay. he weddiag wall to Thanksi#ving with his .parents here.—Mrs, many Aleade were pleased to have an_�ppor- I Picture Frames made while you INV%s i t Lave taken place yesterday at Lindsay, and M.R. Counter, who has been visiting friends. tunity of greating! her once more.—We are I � � I - I would have been a large and fashionable here for -several weeks, left on Wednesday glad to see our old friend, Mr. Frank Bent, ! - ?-I affair, bu, i � owing to the audden and serious for her far off home in Honolulu. She goes again go our stres . to, after being confined to ' �,z 4 'JACK, 60N ,BROS. P SeafOttb, illhess of 'Mr. McClellan, who was attaeked to Vancouver, tand from there' by- the house for over six week#, withasevere � ! I L ! i - - I - � I �. . - I I I I 1. i 1: - . I � I - � : I ! I I I . I I I � - I . . V i ! . � � - . . - I -1 : I I I - � I . I I , I i - sli,o .0910 I I r mi r a, d 01 Z � I i4srl il ` I a - h t 11, 'I W re an I nl� A -f � -- - 1i d r % 5 I 1 �1;21 - I d Cl Oi I Ida a I �� I - I 0 : . a D d I bw 0 i b � 'tr h� , a i I . it, il', � 0,01 I - M )11, - , 9 ng a A "' - I �o ,;a y 9.1 ; 0 D1. : , 1 7!�01 �i � I �, i 1 4 ,.� � I . - I i � . ! I � . , ! I . � L I . i � i, � — . .. .1 1: i i I i --- - . I I �� - . . . I . I ; - '� � i --- . ! . I I ; i I - . i : I � I � i I I I - I I I . . � . ! . � � � :� -- ---.--.-.., . I � I I � - I -- ------------iL. �- 1�- --L—L�-, 6ttook l'of "Inflammotory rheumatism. -Mr. F. Y, Smiloy, of Chesney & Smiley, has pur- I based the residenw, on Contra street, at wevaint occupied by Mrs. Lucas Ross, Mrs, Iose will go -back to hot farm in MoKillop, , . a -Mr, Charles Aitzel and family leave on ;sturday for the Weat,-G. M. Baldwin & 14 i .Jo, recently sold a' handsome Bell lano to 1dr, Alex, Dow. of Hibberb, anif a Bell organ to Mr. R, W Scott, of Harparlicy.- 4re, W, A. Raid, Master -George and Miss 3seiiet of Woodstock, spent the holiday at It, A, Scott'#. -Miss Shephard,head milliner 0 Plokard'a, has been confined to her room y ,or several day#,by Illness.*. -Ab the -town neeting on Wednesday `.evening, Mr. John rurner, jr., was elooteA. by acclamation to Ill the vacancy in' the .1counoil.-Th Ian 'a * the Scotch Conbert will be open at At'er- a&rVx store on October 28bh,-Mrs, Howson ind daughter *ere I visiting at Mro Win. 3018te?i.-Migs Clara Bolster spent Thanks- giving at her home here. -Mr. j. IF., Duck, A Toledo, Ohio, spent part of this week it 1e home of Mr. George Paterson, - - Tuckeromith. WEST END NoTEs.-Corn catting is now bished, and threshing is the order of the Jay -Special services are being coaducted Lb Turner's church by the pastor, Rev, A. Mlea.-Mrs. MoGillivary s,nd daughter, of 11 aoderich, spent Thanksgiviog at Mr -W. 0. [AndaborougliPm.-Mrs.Charles Layton Visit; id her mother -in Detroit, 0 few weeks,avoi I ind since her return has I been under the looborlo care. . I ; . � — I I ! I � A&orris. �! � � ; NoTzs. -Misis Lettie Co4 is very poorly.0 we are sorry to hear,�Mlss Jessio Cole ipsob Thanksgiving at ; Paris.- visiting friends. -A good many ate taking in the 3heap rates this week.-Mongold pulling is )n band. A good many are harrowing them, )ut this fall. -Some potatoes to dig yet,and, )wing to the land being so - web, it to a poor job, -Apple pulling is also on, and farmers we as busy as in baying and harvemb.-Mr. Elalliday, 5bb line, had an auction sale on Dotober 22nd. 0— Bruceffeld. . - We pay the highest cash price for few]' I y dressed hogs hides, ahtep skins ancL tallow. Ken- nedy Brov., Butchers, Scaforth. 1870 -if A GooD SALE. -Mr. James Paterson, of the London road, mouth of here, Jutending to retire, from farming that he, way enjoy a wpll earned rest, his determined to dispose of his entire stock by auction -on November 4th. Mr. Paterson has a splendid herol of thoro-bred shorthorno and many - valuable horses and his sale will &fford those desiring to got gopd stock an excellent opportunit; to do tic. � I ! - . - f . I CroInarty. ; I � RUB131BR8. I RujmmRs !�Don't forget when you want good rubberi� and a big variety.to choote from this is the spot. ,.W. H. Willie sole age -it for Dorothy Dodd shoes for ladies and T Geo. A. 1381ater . : *hogs for men. I I 1 1871-1 1 . I A Np,w Comp,R.-� Mr. John Stacey, late -Of Seaforth', . has removed hie. family !late, and intends b000miDg a permanent iinident of our ente ,orising village. Mr. Stacey has purchoseei the old hotel property here, and intends fitting up -the hotel bailding for a privaia residence �nd other buildings on the property for implement ware -rooms. He will have a nicely I mituated and comfortable residence, and onJof the beet farming dis. tricts in Canada In which to do business, He Is an industrious, pushing man and will be a valuable add blon, to our buoiness popu. lation. I I . punton, Tar,)Ti-asT WX01)TX0,—The flr4 m81111596 tobo solemnizelkin the now motbodist church here,took p4op on Tbookeggivin day, when miss Olive Moutiag, doughter I thopmotorow"unit4dinmarri*go to My, 14ft,g, Milner, b0thior of ox -Mayor Milner of Brampton, Tho ai;remooy ws# porform;j by the hridWa tather,osslAod by his brother, Uer. Thom" Manning, of St, Mary#, The 11 Wedding Maroh 11 was played by Mr, George Atkineor of London, formerly of Toronto, The ir'Ide was asoi6t4d by her sistero Miss Frances bei ' id -honor and Zone, Kate# b;ideaninald m1r. Vilmot D. Milner, brothsF of the bri&groom, acted -as belb,mon, Th invited guests included b only the immedia e relatives and friends of the oontracling p ties. Mr. and Mrs. Mil ) r! ner will reside st rainuton. Af.LMAW &qWl, a , . A MErA1110KOL" A1001DE.4T.-A very mol. hoo otl ir anobo,ly 9 , I sicoident ,occurred near here on ThaDkagJVIDg Day. i Through the so ' oidental djsobatgo of a gun! in thp hands of Mr. Silas Staulake, jr., J61in H.'smith) son of Mr. John Smith, of Sodom, was in. . stoutly killed, about four miles from thi's 1180's The two were members of a rabbit . guntl�g party, and Mr. Staulake. who had �ta. 'list shot a rabbit, and * J about to return me, prepared to remwov&e the remaining cartridge. He raised the hammers to open the breech,of the gun', but one of the looks was defective, slid- the hammer � fe119 dis. charging the weapon. Young Smith had just come out of the bush- unobserved by Mr. Stanlake, and the charge struck him in the stomach'. He cried out 11 I am shot," and expired instantly. % I - 0 1 Harlock. . Pointed Truths.' -It fault always t'h1p most glittering promises wbich develop into the eat millinery, jacket, 4nd dreme good values, Investigation is a searbli light which fre- quently proatices, the most aatonisbing re. suite. Oomparisona will show to you the superiorit and high class goods of The E. McFaul%,, Seaforth. Prices are very low quality considered. 1871, 1 : � � ; [Too late for last week]. . XoTF,s. - Almost every one from this ' vicinity weat to Blyth to attend the fair, - George Dale, of the Huron road, Passed through the village lost Wednesday, on big way to the fair, with two excellent Voung horses. -Arthur Parsons has bad one of the 6nest silos in the township erected and now - ban it filled with corn, 1 Miss Taylor, of Morris, was the guest of Mien Maggie Fair� service over Sunday. -Miss Susie Noilans. of Manitoba, has returned home, -aftex spending a year in that country. -Miss Eleanor Wilsonond, Mr. John Wells spent Sandav with friends In- Seaforth.-Mise E. Ferris'got second prize for lady drivin � g at Blyth fair. -Mr. John Crosby intowls re- moving to town '�the latter part o# next week. The people of this neighborhood are , very sorry to lose Mr. Crosby from our . midst, as be was always a most kind and obliging neighbor. -Mr. and Mrs� 00um- minge, of Egmoadville, visited Miss Bell& Nuilans last week. -Miss MaRsie Beattfe . was the guest of Miss Susie Neflans, of the village, on Tuesday. -Mr. Crosby in now doing his road work before removinKI to towu� - 4 , ; i . : � .6 . I I ! I walt,012. � Don't aidp this, it solves the problem, bow can I keep warm and comfortable this winter? JVS of mple. Buy your furs from The H. MoF%ul Co., Seaforth, whose gusran. tee means cash back to any dissatisfied buy� er, They have handsome, rich furs,. real cold vsnquiihers,�and it will be difficult for you to find a more varied stock of depend. able jacketg, caperines, rufFfi, boas, gaunt. late, caps, ate., than they show. 1871-1 . I LoCAL ITENS,-�—Mr, and, Mrs, George Hamilton left last week for Indian Read, Northwest Territory, where:Mr. Hamilton. in comp�ny with his brother,, will engage in the furniture business. We are sorry to lose Mr. sod Mrs. Hamilton from our v1- cinity, but wish them every success in their new venture. -Mrs. L. McDonald will hold an Auction sale of f%rin sto,ek, carrlages,etc,, . I i ' OBER 23, -1.903 M!!� "-- I—, - - - - � - I � On Monday &fWnoon, October 506b. Mr. R . . Ing Thomas Brown will wield the otioneer's outthe N ` 185wo hammer. -Miss Downing, wbo-has muceess- I i . fully taught in school section ,No-. 12, Grey, for the post two year#, willresign bar posi- . I I I I ��-A-X� �- . I tion at Now Years- Mills De"woing 'lam made many friends among Pupils a or A11%, Pra- � I I The news that thus far this pall � t1wi , I" been no lack -of live business � " . onto during her stay bare, and a, W _ 1J grab her removal fr(,m our midAk -,Mr. John Ity in this sWre, Seeing so Activ. I 4 raway,weft � � plefised. cuscomers more thxp%pl, 1 'Rais is moving to the promises; which he J. Hatinit, tsite for it assures us that our gooda so I I and clar 1 lately purchased from Miss A� find prices are right, and that is & fact I * ire 1 We welcome Mr. Rae to Our 1�idflt`, � would � impress upon your mine.- . - I trust he may be long spared to enjoy a well. N earned rest. -What to �ho. matter', with the 11 I ' if experience in buyingand in S& counts for much-' and it doetuiag - - farmers of this vicinity organjziu� a 11 beef . ring " during the coming W14ter, They I should be in a position to - .;..We marlb yft Mtronage for -this Autnintes Q - apparently give the best of satWfaotion in I We know the kin'l Of - goods th4l ' v: other places, where they have b�e n in pro - gress for years, an � alton be d why should _, I -ft wanted in your trading tow Pa" . 6 --- � We know where the � *. y icau be bon behind in anything that would prove to , . ght hi, _- the berot advantage, abd buy , . Aft their beat intarests.-The metriters o a there, We know how to,seleot thhebw. � Zoton public library intend giving ,a 0011- quailitiely, and do it. And we giv,e ov. tlin the bell in the near futurk-7-A eom-- I customers the benefit of the lrnowjedi�j, � mities, composed of Messrs, Will Ne 1.1, it has taken us - y eara to . . gain -over ;$ , James McLaughlin. George Ferguson, and 'Aggie yearsiathis verytOwn. Think,44 the Misses Joan Ferguson,, Telfer. These are our busy (lays. But , Ww , , , anti Man. -i Johnston will take charge of tho next public meeting of the Christian Vnn- nevor too buzy to serve old � 0"tom" - or welcome new ones. I deavor, which will be of a literary nature, . I � of which further notice will be Overt. J . kets--we cabled a repeat 0- � I O:er to . I Germany. - Constance, 1. EvA-.iG1;wsT1a hlzz=�Toa,-Rov. Mr. Mc. i This is a great month here for - JfiekeN. Nair, evangelist, will commence, a series of � I Theoe October days, vith - - I In-vW14g .... . evangelistic meetings, - in the' Methodist , centres the in shivery ni0tr Of -I ., ,terest church here, -on Sunday nexb,' Meetin 9 ,the women in our great sho"Oi . I . n" will be held every evening and. all are corl- - ,,, and stylish and reasonable in price on. folly invited. Mr. McNair will be seei-st,ed man costs. They are the blib fit%L - . by� the pastor, Rev. Mr. Kennedy, and beat made garments in the World. TS "41h^V;" 9""" sawgrtn ad with AnAll . I 2. STORES � 50 ft. -Wide 100 ft- long -VA EP -101 . -2— I ... . It "n r thfte . � I � I - a . jackets, that we 3abled & I . ' kxge rVat .... 11� I - Farquhar. order, so that w#j would have aclear4tv The alvi � - of the most approved zosig for 3 , NoTv.s,o---Tbe- expert boxers of Farquhar . ,01 di;, - o,lf fur an -d d I have organized a society, and have rented ariminating buyers. You will surely . � - I .� I We do not t�i -the old store from Dr. McLean, It will be cob miss having a look lhmgh ,our � � I . Farqupar boys again the world, from this jacket stock. . Of OUT Magnl� out,---�Silo filling and getting up the �i 'a"' Vile have many new ak* ing Furs -or A . gold# In the order of the day in this vicin- i . ft and tbis and a ni j ity.—Mise Louise Hackney entertain4d a lbo Laincoats. . is very sel& . number of her friends on Thanksgiving 11 about it is t� Day.—We are sorry to learn that Mr. Clar- These .garments, so much in demmil lor I � ence Routley has been laid up with typhoid I I every day me; will sell 6n t,,hdr mft4 the stock is I fever. We all hopelfor his speedy eacovery, at the prim we ask. They need no . Ilave ejlocei6i I —Mr.John Thompion,wbo boa recently sold praise frorn us. But"wo want tbe � need -of and '�� 4 Tub. I ' his farm, has purchased Mr. Dan Cowar(Pa. �, lie to know we have th0m, and to su sary to 11 It W farm. —Miso Isabella Gardiner spent Thanks- for themselves. Tha-Vo why ve "uk . . giving under the parental roof.—Mre.(Rev.) of them here. I of ,.Y:)od,, w� I . � v- . . . � Fletcher bon been visiting friends in Sao- i suy Price. , ,I � forth, this last week.—Mr. Jamer Kay,'tha 10ew Dress Goods. . � whiieb, in thl expert coon banter, -has separed eight coons - . I I , . = this fall. � Of COUne YOU Will 2433 t1i0al. If We t#4 I . . A . I ; - a tosurn our thoughts of them in atoluit ,p , . Wingha,m- � a sentence, ib wouldiread . aboutlikoc".. '. I A ST01XN;- 91G.—Chief Van Norman and I$ Not a fAric misoing that , should bo . — =S I � - � 9 T -WIN Mr. R. S. Stein, of Wingham, were In Lon. ' here, nob a fabric ,here that stould be . . P . . I - don on Monday, in sea -rob Of a horse thief. missing." So you see we are prepirol I 14 , . � They reported that on Friday night last a for some bustling business in the d � � � - AIM � �� blacle mare was stolen from Mr. Stein, and goods department We .Are finaing the o I ,-. � I - � . - -- .. I .. , that' the thief had been seen going through following new goods exceedingly popn- . - ,- � , � - I - : I I I'll the town of Iblinton. There he was deeeril;ed' lar as waisting materials -. The spWifils :1 I I .�, ;; I . �� . �, &a a man of about 40 years of ,age, and 165 *a have in cream 1u6tre, pale blue lar, �; . pounds, of medium complexion, with brown : tite, cardinal lustre, navy lustre, crakm ; . � mouff,tache, and good looking, . He wore a Bodford cord, reseda green cashmere, i I I ,� - - I , , I . " i geak.cap, and light gray overcoat. This was French flannels, .and the -many othe,-- I - I . . .1 � i I i - . .''t : . : . . atutdaynight, and he was headingto- tangy materials we,eeleeted. 1. It, I . � 1 4,14 1 � war(Ni London. The stolen horse -was six . ! , I . . I I . . . . q years old, 1,250 pounds, !)lack, with blind R Bgardmig tW. s FAIPs Mirftiery- . ��. 1111,111 . . left eye, and small star on the face. It was . .. � I attached to a varnished gear, piano box IVe not so much becaus Wo ours thA � . Iii , It 8 * � H 1, . buggy, that had run aboub two . we think the millinery we sell is juds I . W. - . years. . . P I "Lucknow" was marked on the under side little iticer, -of better varietyj and at . 4 � - M' � of the ek%ft, and "R S. Stein"' marked:with. lower prices than styles shown An- � I . � . � . where, but more because. of - the favor. 11 I Z! , lead pencil on the hind axle, also the latter , . I f I - name scratched on the harness in several. able comments we bear from pleased . � ! I . I places with a, nail. Anyone seein the out- purchasers. And we ourselves know .� . -� I 9 that Wo the honest work of deft fiage. . , '. i 1, fit) should ab once communicate with the th ,s -1 I it I Winghani or Loludou poll,ce, -ab ,is brought into play in, order to . � a-- . bring forth-thoaebpauWal bat creaiovs -1 . Istafra. - I we have on display, Lovers of stylish 11 I — - ,� Ruimp'm " Rrmns ,,—Don't forget w1bon � and becoming m0finery are they wbw I - . I you whrit goA rubbeis AM a W vArig to cham come here, and th-ey do wo =fs,044-s !is � frow W.4 Lo tho AW, W, J11 wiliff 0091fie #1,4ns 90 Mug, � 614f:; . - Poroft.Vodd #hot# for Wkiv 0 Goo, . . �- . obo-89 for men, 1671-1 13reso Trimmings and . I . � I Ny,w Tnuzowso OuTym—About four . 11 . .- I . - q weak# *go a m@etfng wa@ C0.1100 in the town. Hat or"Ments, . I I I I . I . . � � . ship half hore by a am,"Wr of Urmare,for the In the mind of ,womtn thw are an *V . . I . � mrpoi@ of forming is comptny to ba the golato nefyfesifty, and tmsy 6WAffily V# I I ; ' � ly : I Fattob improviod threshing machIna, The , whar& fashitf n* counts f,(,,r anydilft - ' I amount of @took reatilred was subscribed in - -g. Wo I . have r4ocived many firrivale- of the now-, - I T -an ymu * a short time, after which the following offi, " . . . oers were appointed -, President, Win, eat conceitr. Thay are a41W&y* intft- -' I pri"s ur�-, 0 Morrison ; vice-president, - David Hill -, see- estiog, always attractive, always sw � demaud is,i rotary, Richard Sillery ; treasurer, Robc-rt geative. The stock ig at its best now— out in Itho I Hoggarth ; directors, John Hoggar:h, John comprehensive and elegant. YOU11 I'd' I - horses, or a Poll and Charles Aberhart ; collectors,, T. mir6 the novefties we have to . in"t � . - . � G, Sillery and T. Hoggarth. The company most any want, pa can bu �hsve boughba se &rotor from -George White .+++++44+-HVi . . . I . & Sons, of Londlon, and a twenty horse- . ., 0 0 * �TAe. 6 ID . A-Ooon power triwetiol; engine from the Robert Bell , . .. � - . . A C salf, , I Company4, of Hisforth. Thin machine has a , I . � I � � tDIP - U L 097 . 11 self leader attselimoub on It, which works to -. - ,t � . "I g . perfection, The straw is out after it in 4, ,McFA' 11 �� - � I , I I . . A � L ;; I I � n threshed,and is blown into the mow or . Iry - . �.1 I I I stack, or if the former does not.want all the Dry Goods Ca., . A S 1. C . str&w cut,\ it can be blown oub without out- � IF ' A Seal tiog, which is a great advantage. The coin- ,f Y ... �� I Greatest Cali . I - psay have employed Wm, Hall' and John %-14W8 A I - - '. A —4, I Livingstone 0 run this machine. Two men . I . 1 4 Lamb . � � are suffloieni to run this machine. The on. Di- Go(ld.s Stl'ore- - I � r y � w . . - giae draw@ the separator from place to place a . . � - . I and also draws it into the barn, with the aid — i ; I 1, : of a rope and Oullayr, thus doing away with bALE REGISTER. I � . � . I taking round a team of horses. This corn. On Tuesday, October 27th at oneo'cliock I pany Will be known as the Sbaffs Threshing p. m , -en Lot 13, Concasaio� 8, Mexi]4, . compshy. Farm $took and lm�'Iameats. Joseph Mor- . � . ; e i rison, proprieter ; Thomas Brown, auction- I . . . . 0oderich. sero I I , . FATAL Acc=NT.—A shocking accident oo- )n Saturday, Oat obar 31st, at 2 i*16A ' � � curred here about four o'clock Monday p. -in,, at the Commer,,ial Hotel, Seafortb# . . afternoon at the elevator of the Goderich a good farx , n in MeKil* John McLsugb- MR -NIS � Elevator and Transit Co,, whereby Engin- Iii,proprietor; Thoom Brown, sucVm- I � . 11 ear Fred Love, was, instantly killed. The or. � steamship Newmount was ualoading a cargo a Monday, Octobe*r 26th, at I O'clock P WoME, I W31ton, Farm Stook I of wheat at the -time, and the steam shovels mi, at the Village 01 � . were In use. It appears one of t he ro and Implements. MrR. L. McDonald, pro- - � .- r6gulating the shovels was lying slack C1818. prietress ; Thomse Brown, t4LatiOn8er- . , wNIIEYS* . . tween the elevator and the vessel, and Mr. On Friday, October �'",, at I eclock p. mv � I Love thust have stopped acrom it when the at lyloklls Hotr,il Sa%forth, 47-5 Western Rauch - I . � . rope suddenly became taut and throw the Hinsem. 1 Homan H%u�ifold, proprietor. � V � unfortunate man up between a pair of nomas Brown, aactiow.-)r- . . 11 KIN'S - . I drums on which the rope& are wound. On Friday, O-.tobvr 30th, At 1 0'cl"k V. , I- � 4 1 - Though a number of persons were around at mi., on Lot 15, Concession 12, MOKMOPP , � "nl%, 1 . ]�,,nl%, the time, no one appears to have witnessed Farm Stock -and linplenw,uts. John CroeWo I the accident, though two or prietor ; Thommi Brow -u, auctioneer, said to have seen his logo and board a sound On Friday. Oebober 30uh, on LotA 04G' - 't, Ft as he passed between the drums. Mr. ceRAon 7, l[Jaborne, near Lumle F 0 Bf)Y8'0 Love's skull was severely crushed and his Farm Stock and Implements, mrtNell, �i � lef b leg Was broken, evidently where the proprietor ; H. Browri, auctioneer. I I 1; I . rope caught him. Mr. Love was a middle- On Tuesday, Novembar 3rd, at I eolo* I . - :1110)(fil 8 aged man, married, and had four children, io.,onLoiM, ConewasionlO, McKilkP, 1 . . the youngest about five or six yeara of age. Plorm. Stock Sod In�f-'en]Gnt4l- Mrs- M&r' I Deceased ww-.& member of the Independent go rat Boyd, proprietress ; Thew" Blowup 1 1"OY-w Order of Forestem, the gone of $ootlaud and Auctioneer. the Woodman of the World, and carried On Thursday, October'299tho at 12 0`010* I insurance of 85,000.in the alsove societies. ncon, at Bornholm, five miles north Of M't' I 1, . - a - . cbell, Farm Stack and ImplemeabL JAS Cenftaha. .. . Wolob, proprictor'- Thomas Browns 9110' .,. tieneer. : . � I � I DonTos.—The anniversary of the Metho- On Ssiturd.ay� Octobee 24th, at I o'clock � I diet church on Sunday, 11th inet,, was a in,, at Dioklo Hotel, Beafortli, Stock fine success. Rev. W. Godwin preached Lers and Heifam. Thomas Browni, Joe. -9 � . morning and evening,to large congregations. tioneer . . . � . The cash collections amounted to SM, $10 M —��. . more than the trustee board solicited for im- — -- � _ provements and local expenses. The " pactor I . � 4; . , - �, . Rev.. B. L. Huttonp has just cause for pride � . I C0.0gh f - I . � I � . I � . 1: 1# ,- in this manifestation of- liberality. .-The eon- . � t G, gregation of the Eden Appointment are,hav- I I ing their church reosired and improved. . It will be painted outside and in, platform jeARW-.,T�F�)O-RRM , , - i carpeted, walls and ceiling papered, ate, , 8 VE YOURSELF FROM WRE011 . The ehurch will be closed fir a couple of ' I weeks or more, while undergoing these im- I - BY TAKING - i , . ; , provements.—Dr. Orme has returned freirn I ; i . . bi � hi:trip to the Pacific cossL He is now in fl V . office, hale and hearty, ready for work. ! Ghloro-', n.e Cough Ourva I —The Lp.dies' Aid Society 9f the Methodist ! . Coughasad � - church have only been organized about six I ' I For recan-ft and OhroniO month#, yet they have $50 raised and hi the I Co',da, Lost of Voice, Hbfir,1161`856, � . I bank, for church improvements in the audi. Bronchitis owd other ir;fismed Can- . r . once room some time ditions of Cie lvwgo iiad air paff� .1 "I in the near future. ,r I I � Also, they were ready to help in the Ssbbath I . &gas. - A � G - � collections on aunivers0y Sunday, but their � � I aid was not required.—The weather boa F RI 0 E, 250 a BOTTLZ- - victi-lial I been grand this past week. The farmers -0. P. R � . I I E --F 11 � I are delighted, and are getting.on finely with I � I their fall work—apple picking, potato dig- 10-. ABEROHART9 � 1 -40%,011ft i X . I ughing mud pulling rooti. As a . I DRUG*-XIST I . � UK � - - ! � t- � gin T 00 I I . o rulet tphleo potatoes are In good condition ; I () -RDk - B, X � �5 TOYS - - - . very few are touched with rat. The com- I C. I I '! E; :0 .,A � mumity hais cause for thanksgiving. . , :0 0 -P r213: i .. r I I . . .1 - . : I � � -WJ . . I � I P - I 7 a I � - � i I I ill � I � . � - -1 I i ,—--