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In Flesherton, on Saturday, 28th February, the wife of Mr. Sept. Good, butcher, of a son. In Artemesia, on Monday, Feb. 23rd, Emma, sister of John and Thomas Bol and Esqrs., Meaford Road Died. -In Flesherton, on Saturday, Feb. 21st, 1885, Amelia M., beloved wife of A. R. Fawcett, Editor of the Flesheton Advance, aged 31 years. On Monday of last week two sons of Mr. Jno. Hunt, of Egremont were in the woods cutting down trees. On of the trees in falling struck against another, breaking off a limb, which fell on the head of the one who had cut down the tree so crushing his skull that he died in a few minutes. - Dufferin Advertiser. In Memoriam (Comminicated by a Sincere Friend) The inhabitants of Flesherton were shocked at the sudden demise of Mrs. A. R. Fawcett, the beloved wife of the Editor of the ADVANCE, which sad occurrence took place on the evening of February 21st, ult. Mrs. Fawcett has been a resident of our village nearly four years, and became so soon after her marriage to Mr. Fawcett. Her maiden name was Amelia M. Buchanan, of Hamilton, and a sister of the wife of the Rev. J. C. Bell of the Methodist Church, as also of the Buchanan brothers of the Hamilton Times. The family have been sorely afflicted of late be the loss of their father and mother - a sick sister, also, who has undergone a surgical operation, and is now in the hospital at Hamilton. This additional sad event, sits like a pall over them. But such is life. Mrs. Fawcett, for several years, was afflicted more or less with lung trouble, and it very materially undermined her constitution; but, notwithstanding this, her indominitable will enabled her to do much for herself, her church, and her God - so that, what others would have sunk under, she bore bravely. Judging from what we have seen since she came to our village, it is pleasant to record her amiability, her candor, her pleasantry. In the circles in which she moved, and these were the best the village could afford, she was always welcome. She was a lady possessed of more than ordinary good sense, and therefore her advice or reprehension might safely be heeded. Only a few short days sufficed to bring our dear friend to the grave - Pleuro-Pneumonia gradually, quickly and surely did its work, baffling all the skill of her physician, who knew her constitution so well, and who frequently forewarned such a possibility. Her last hours were hours characteristic of all the Christian's death. Anxious for all to meet her in Heaven, so her earnest solicitations found frequent expressions, "I am going home, " "It is growing brighter and brighter," and she, with similar glowing expressions, made us feel that her "dying bed was soft as downy pillows are." Her marriage life was felicitous in every respect, and her greatest pain was to part with her beloved husband. But the "Lord took her," and therefore "she is not." Her funeral was very largely attended, and solemn it was to carry her to the church where she was often wont to go. The solemnity of the occasion was increased by the beautiful floral offerings, the draped pulpit, the attendance of the Sons of Temperance (of which she was a member) in procession, in mourning badges, and the Choir, of which she was also a member, singing in subdued tones their appropriate selections. The occasion was improved with and impressive sermon by her pastor, the Rev. D. C. McDowell, from Ecles. ix. c., v. 10: - "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave whither thou goest." It remains only to say, that her devoted husband has the kindly sympathies of the village, and we fondly hope that those of us who are still journeying in the wilderness, will be so faithful, that we may eventually meet her on the fair banks of deliverance. "Can you realize I am dying?" So she said, with tearless eye, as death's chill crept Wearily onward, with force unspent Until the spirit to the summons yielded But as the mariner, by careful log And bearings, oft with skill observed, Knew well his course of safety - So by night, by day- she The Beacon star of bliss Observed unclouded "It is growing brighter as I onward go!" Repeated she, unfalteringly. Strange fantasy! If in dying, there be darkness thick With every ray excluded Yet as at eventide, the taper's light Intensifies, by curtain's fall, And all more luminous within - So her soul's mortal avenues Mantled by death's shadow Intensified her light divine, Until her Pisgah, unbeelouded She beheld - and ecstasy, rapturous Exclaimed - "Glory, glory, glory" "Jesus can make a dying bed Soft as downy pillows are" Like on a silvery sea, a boat Glides onward, till to view is lost We wept, and watched and beckoned Until the gate she swept beyond Our vision quite In solitude we gaze, but murmur not Because "to Hi" beloved he hath giv'n sleep \ Advance. Til DEFOttE FA]-OR."-&apos;rrJJ\&apos;-CirLES, <YOT VOL. IV., NO. 194. FLESHERTON, ONTARIO, MARCH 5, 1885. SINGLE COPIES, 5 CENTS EACH. u; r \ THE ADVANCE, O:iof tlw 1. uli&apos;i<!.o<!al itiul F.iii.ilvNi-iv-iinix-i* in Nortliciu Ontario. 1&apos;u&apos;, M.- I ry ! -i [ : n v. i n i <!oMinjico. /.in,-,&apos;, - - rlrtlirrtuH, Oi.f ; suwi.irTinX; ^1 no ].<:-, o :t itii in iilviince: &apos; 4) if not paid f I; i.-ar*. N.t j ;i]"-i u paltl uii ntthMI&apos;l i-iitil :tll a. - i , i: - ,11 .-..I tmn. <i n 1 1&apos;- - than unit yeiti.fxo&apos;i&apos;t l.i-. ith tin . ut* for thurtur IN MEMORIAM. \i>\ .:UT1SINO RATES, Ac. lvi-rtiM&apos;Uifiil,HcenUpi*r !-t fcU-I 3 t&apos;l&apos;llt -. |H&apos;V I|:V . I :i LI,, ij:. -lit tllH.-l-tU.il Trani,&apos;M! t.ls "rtiK.&apos;iiieiitH i.. I*. pM-l f.ir \\lit Ordjit&apos;l \ i\ ,-. II . 1.: > it* w >i.,&apos;i, will lie iiifin.&apos; I till (...in I ami ihm-.-.- .1.1 I Liberal lailaoei ilor adrertlasrm. Null..&apos;- i!i|,.M2 lomllli;: IM.I&apos;.UT. 10 culitn PI-I t Lion. Xo alv.irt 1 ........ >&apos;&apos; discontinued n:it;l all ar r.&apos;i-n < 11&apos;. (;., t, * . . . &apos;.:< M-i.-nr- HM -;ll nmch tni- Ofttt:*. M . 1- &apos; 1&apos;iiM ii. will on Tit, .;) tt cllMirt 1 ... owroiil . - A. H. FAWCETT, Tit - Bits. / Li-&apos;il itn-l I&apos;thrr /&apos; . i ii.V n / &apos;&apos;-.&apos; 7V,. . &apos; Mr. McCallum, of Toronto, is visit ill:; friends in Kleslierton at jne ut - Mis Murt. Wii-,-!it went to spend a few dav in the (,&apos;iueii I &apos;ity this week. Subscribers in arrears will 1> doing us a real favor by rtnnittiiii; now. Miss Vietch, of New York, is al present visiting friends in UIK! anuiiK Mehertoii. -Mr. E. .1. IW;<.TH, pat vn toe of "Rog or s Staple Hull Harrow," was in Klesher t .n last week. Mr. Sept- Good keC|m hia shop well supplied with all kinds of meats, tish, oy f-tcn, Ac. , &c. and sells at very reiuioiin- Idu jirices. The Anti-Scott \ct men, it in said, will n< t ( tier any decided ojijionitioii to! the passui;i: of the Scott Act in (irey. Our utoetnd.;situen, Dr. Chnrtoe, is at Ottawa this wwk on railway busi lions. (&apos;f &apos;. --imi.il/iiVo/ ;&apos; / / ,; yiiK-riv Tl.c inhabitant* of Klcshertoii were oeked at the sii&apos;iilcn demise of Mrs. A. II. Faueett. i! ., 1 , -loved wife of the Editor of the A&apos;lVAN.&apos;c. which sad occur- rence t ,.I\ [,!:ii. i ;i t!ie CVeiiing of riinry Cist. lilt. Mrs. Fawcctt has Wen a resident of jour vii!t;i. near&apos;.;.- four yeai-s, and became IBM soon after her marriage to Mr. Faw c.&apos;tt. Her maiden name was Amelia M inimii, of Hamilton, and a sister o &apos;!. wife of the Rev. J. O. Bell of the liodist Church, as also of the Huchan- in brothers of the Hamilton Timrt. The family have been sorely afflicted of late by tin- l<.ss of their father and mother asii-k sister, also, who has undergone a suri-i, V pcntion, and is now in the hospital at Hamilton. This additional sail event, sits like a pall over them. Hut such is life. Mrs. Kaw.-ett, for several years, was tflicted mnrc or less with lime trouble, [sncl it very materially undermined her otntituti&apos;.n : hut, notwithstanding this, lier indominitable will enabled her to do much for herself, her church, and her f!ol -so that, what others would have sunk under, she bore bravely. ludiring her from what we have seen since she came to our village, it is jdess- ant to record her amiability, her candor, jher pleasantry. In tho circles in which he [moved, and these wnre the best the vil- could afford, she was always wel- . She was a lady possessed of in. .re than ordinary good sense, and therefore lier advice or reprehension mi" ( ht safely be horded. The Scott Ait his i &apos;. intl, ..iinti. of Uurhani and Northumberland bv the haniUome majority of II.OOO. fins ni.ikca the ninth victory in the year 1HKV One of cur suW&apos;iiln&apos;is having infor- ued us that the Am-rt> --m /&apos;irm.r stili fines to his address, we take this opjn.r- t unity to state tluii vT.o ADVA si K luumade no clubbing arraiig-^ifitut with ihut this year at all. - Mr Win. KI-..VI, of Maikdale, is just now furnii **1 &apos;t&apos;ln.&apos;.nnl with chapter in Irish his&apos; So far, the "chapter" consuls principally of auoth T writer&apos;s work eaflnsed in ,|uotati,.n However, we cipvct tosecsonie- hini; original shortly, The tit m of ll.uisU & Terry, Barm- tor*, Ac., Toronto, Iva* dissolved partner- ship, and btiNinca* will in future be An 1Yiii|MT:tnr* < oncerf. The Sons of Temperance, accordm,&apos; t iiromise, will i;ivu one of their entertain menu in the &apos;l..*u il.Ul, !&apos;! - Wednsday evenim;, the llt&apos;i inst "ii./m.i/ serio-c<>iiiic play, entitled itl.&apos;i, * A i /&apos;..(.(., <>H<( Art." i&apos;i 4aet, will W the main fea of the . it. i uiuuent. In adilitioii prepared -y hest home talent. Admis lion, L&apos;o cents for iululU : 40 vent psrcou pie : and children, 15 cenU each in al s. Doori OJICTI at 7:30, commencin] at 8 o&apos;clock sharp. oi <,.,!!, .I,-*.,. A. / 1,&apos;t&apos;i . Dear Broth, r I am directed by th mi Division Sons of Teniperanc led ..ii under the o name of Hands,!*" t " TW * rA ^ >&apos;"" * l "py "* *h" - >li & &apos;i iniu, tMtotiices being locat-j ed in the same placa a, formerly, viz ; We he new tirm a liberal patronage, advt. next week. ii> MOMIAV of last week two sons o Mr. .In,,. Hunt, of Egremunt, were iu the roods cutting down trees, due of the falling struck against another i!&apos; a limb, which fell on the ha ,f the one who had cut down tho true. : rushing his skull that he died in a fuw IlillUtts I luff- riii ri!S " lut " &apos; Ouly a few short days siifflcirt to >.riiitfi. >u , c<,i,taiiil tlioTwi >iir denr friend to the grave Pleuro- Piir-iimonia gradually, ipiickly and sorely id its work. K&apos;lTmni; all the skill of her physician, who knew her constitution so |wcll, and who frequently forwantvd such i possibility. Her last hours were hours characteris- tic of tho Christian&apos;s death. Anxious for Mr. M. Curts, the popular Fevershain til to meet her in Heaven, so her earnest murchant, gives notice to those owing him mlicitations found frequent expressions, ti> pay up b.sfore 1st March mat. A letter from "A. B. C.," Dundalk, and other matter unavoidably crowded similar glowing cxpressinns, made us feel out of this weeks issue. Will ap[>ear in our next. On the evening of Monday, 23rd Feb., a large party <>f young folk* went to Duuuilk rink. They report luivini: had an "iiinn-&apos;nitt&apos; tiino." - We hav U. thank Mr. \V. F. poll for copy of the New Orleans and liamUoiiic carnival edition of th- Tim*t-l><-mcr<it. Jfr. .l.iinea Camjibvll, the Denial Li- cunao IiiKpoetor for I&apos;.. at (irey, snvo im H very plvanant call on TMirmlr.y of liuit wotk. , Dr. Ijinilerl.iii. M. P. for Smith Grey, will kindly acropt our t h:ink < for. i-ony of Hjn-ecli ilelivt-rud by th U<m. Ed- ward H. &apos;!,. on tho Atldreu in anuwcr t- the "ipeecli from tin- throne." Sheets containing th story u-m riin- niug i^Tui AnvAM&apos;K, and which should hare appeaitMl lat w.-ek, will IH_> furniiih- ed, to thooa of our reatlui-* w 1m diisire till-in, nn .i|ii>lication. A I:ir;r- liuinluT of Our citizeuu \r- to the . i-ml held at Mr. MaOalhlin&apos;* hist Fiiday i.mht. There wai an initnuncu Rjircnd ;i:nl ;i ^IKH] time &apos;.;*n*niJly. Th lunrloii\e sum of &O.OU wiw reiliir<!. Hi. r&apos;&apos;i&apos;K!iet&apos;tnti .Milsii:il Society BltJ U&apos;oins into ;i vi^m-ous jjiucticc of "Estlic: tho i&apos;i>a-itiful Qnocn." Tim next practice will hu held in tint Town Hull \\liore all parties of musical al.iiitius aro cordially invited to nvist. - ()s TII Movr. Mr. (lenrv 011 v.-w-.-itud Mr. Armstrong&apos;* hoiuo on dm ham gtieot, and Mr. E. \ .m.-nnt hn gone to till tho vacancy ; Mr. Runselnmv ed to supply the house vacated liy Mr- Vancant ; Mr. Ludlow moved into t honne lately occupied by Mr. C. E. Van dusrn. FREEMAN&apos;S WORM IINVnEKS ru-l iniir* no other Purgative. Tliny arc safo and lure to renn.yc all Tnnctici of| Worm*. "I mm going home," "It U growing nghtiT and brighter," said she, with rtoii I>:\I<MMI, S.HIS of Temper- ice, will \>\VUM i x nt our Uiauks fix tiie resolution of ci violence pused at the Ian! iiie&apos;-tii< of th I&apos;idvr. in which (uoh touching and ueau&apos;iful tn&apos;mU- is f the Editor, u welLju UM kind expm- Hi nfvrunce t, Mr Thns. TumSoll, of , ident o hat her "dying bed was aoft as downy nllow.s arc." Her inarriajtc life wai felicitoui in every respect, and hor ({reatost pain was to p art larv&apos;e .tick of tin.Wr. "wl,,, !, ;u( Aidded with her beloved husband. Hutthe ok hor," and therefore "she is not." Her funeral was veiy largely attended, nd Holemn it was to carry her to tlu church where she was often woi.t to go. The solemnity of the occasion woa in- wasod by tho U-sutifnl tloral ottering*, hn draped pulpit, the attendance of the Son* of Temperance (of which she was a member) in procession, in mourning liad- i;e, and the Choir, of which ihe was also i member, sinking in nulxliiud tones their A Rentinck, nil! met with a I Tuesday of last weeV* ^** w-iis drtwinga ; to the mill when it slipped sideways and hjiieci-xd him against another !-,&apos; m- lictini; severe internal injimes in the re- lion of the abdumoa . At last accounts le was lying in a precurioui condition trey Ktrif\e. Some very mischievous persons unbouni "M,. icd by liro. I&apos;hristoe, Keoondw by liro. Smith, That thin Divmoii t*k tlus early opoort unity t, condole aru ympathire with Kmthvr Fawcett on th great loss he has susuin.-d by the n in .v aJ from time of , nr in- loved Sister Faw cett. Words will not fully convey what we feel; li.-r .-L.-. r\ words, h.-ifi&apos;l. dem ear.nr.hur ctiterj rue since shecaoieamoni sometime.* far beyond her strtn-ti bring to us plonaant reminiscences. We very cordially recommend HP Fawcett to the keeping uf her Uod ant Sarior trusting that he may exhibit i double /eal f.-i the cuusv she S|>oute< t.. the memory 4Hi Ai*rto.l WU sJw>J t&apos;ly ^ntrr that clime wherw and rollud a off a sleigh wind waa standing near th old ashery lietweei this place and Fleshurton Station Not content with thin, they neM removed a ne.ar by, to a coiiMtU)nMe distance. Sii&apos;-l aenseleos S!H! m. m practices are un worth v anyone but it rowdy. - VAKNKV STATMW. A I 1 " ceo.&apos;. oorinx skill which marks the year has just born ]rloruie.l :it Varney. station on the O. l sVH. at u...t i.am waa blown over Mid ndl.-.&apos; down the hank during ftonn ago b.it 4>pr. >[>riatescluction<<. Tho occasion ws mprovud with an impressive si-rmon ler pastor, tho lfc?v. L). C. McDowelf, rum Ecles. ix. c., v. 10 : -" Whatsoeve thy hand hndfth to do. tin it with thy mulit ; for there ix no work, nor device, it.r knowledge, ii(tr wisdom, in the grave whitrrar tlwn iciest." U remains only to say, that her devoted &apos; lias the kindly syni)>thias of the and wo fondly h"\>v that those of who aru still journsjing in the wilder noss, will be so faithful, thit we mat ntciiti.allv meet her on the fair banks o! "f&apos;nn yon ri&apos;Sllr.c I nm dying T" s , It., lal&apos;l. with tarlsya. .-ruut wilh f Wuril v onward, wilh force ini IK-MI. I&apos;ntil die Spirit tu tlte .1:1111:1. ,111 > Hut s.* th" mariner, hv rsrefiil !,> And lwnm;. oft wltfi "kill uliwrvml. Kimw wull hii courw of fafirtv Kn I iv niclit. l>y ilav- lie The I-,- aeon utar of h:t>H, ot.terv ,.,! tint lomli-d ,,)wini; l)i iKhter an I onward o! Straus!* fanta* 1 . f If In .l.viim.tli"f bo darkness tblek With ovury rav e.Nehi.le I Tt, a< at eventide, tlto taper&apos;s Ii;liV TntMnlfl*-*, l.v ciirtsln&apos;ii fall, *&apos;i,l all mora&apos;lamlnoos mtliiu Ky, lK>r miulk mortal aviiliues, Uiintle I l.v .leiitV. lia.lon. i...l her lijjlit divine. I&apos;ntll IHT Pini(ah. uubeo I nailed. Shu b^h.ill -and eimtacv. ..it t ," > I i, liimivil (ilon. j I,. 1 1 &apos;..ry," " Jesns can makA a aylni Lika on n ilvt>rv nits, a bout (illilim onvaril, tilltt, view Is lost. \\V wei>t. an.l wateliml ami Imrkoncd 1&apos;iitll tnA (,&apos;ale she iiwopt bt>ontl Our vi. i, .n ,|int,. In i. .1 1 tu. If we KM*, hut murmur not, llKi|sr, "to HI* beloved Ho both ylv&apos;n live)).&apos; were [, leased t see i^ajrain initholdstain when wn p.-utsed that way, and w. lenrn d that a numl>er uf m-u lutd a tujtll >aiied into a sleigh aixl drawn it - ,m< Jilistance where it was) ttfnirti! ai.d i!.ei Itakon back and ie-srirt>-d. ilrry Jirnnr --Tlw &apos;Amrri- "i .lyi-i^i.&apos;fHrwffurMart &apos; i on i nr table, .mil, iva&apos;.&apos;y, we do not now which of its ntuiVuus di>v>artnienU o pr.mc mtut thsy nr-^illi.) tlffon^l treated by the r.iort ex| rinc.- i wn&apos;cr* on the cont nt. Tin." farm, irnrdi apiary, dnir>, thuU(Jt*3r5*^t,&apos;p!ailts, chats with Radei-N, Ac. roouive oil injual dc^nt f nMention. The iUnst rat ions r.ie nrtis tic in di-.Kign and linith, u&apos;nl fu"m an m It-resting and nn^&apos;rtkiit |r.ituru in this imiice of AgriciillursJ pnpers, samplu ol kit !i can IK- seen at this . MM. In Klesherton, on Saturday, Feb. Jl.st. 1HM.\ Amelia M., beloved wife, of A. II. Fawcctt, Kditoi- of tk Fi.tsui:riov Am vNi-r, ajjed 31 years. In Artcmosia, on Monday, Feb. :.:;:<! Kiiiina, sister of John and Thomas Ilol anil, Fjip-s. , Meafofd Koad. Boru. In Flchherton.on Satiiiday.l-&apos;SthtMiin iry, the wifu of Mr. Sept. (loml, liutchor, n son. wrrow and dt-ath never enter. - (&apos;ivrned.&apos; I remajn, dear Brother, Yours in Love, Purity tc. Fidelity, C. J. SPROl&apos;LB, Her. Siimhmnpton "if (,. tkr Ail nun.-r. ) <>n Friday evening, Jan. ;Wth, Rev. F Flint, Mi t!i,, .int 111:111, ter of tlus plact with his wife, were waited upon .UK I de- sired to pr.H&apos;eeit to the Church. l&apos;j,,n nm,; the-.-e they found a large number of friends osnembied ready to grief th, in. all wearing a bright gleam in their coun t. n -uit&apos;cs. !&apos; &apos;&apos;regiments werepartakcn ,.f, and then the meeting was organizvd witii Mr H. Stephens*)!! as cbairiniui. A-VI jnaking a few remarks on the value of tlie ministry heenlle-1 on Mr. Samuel I 1 1 the f--i;,,-.i in,; address : Tut},, I;., /&apos;. riint: lUv. AN., !IK.K .Sin. The members, idbsTMti and friends of the Methodist Church of noun- ap|H>intinenU of the Singhampton Circuit desire to preset. tyou with .in t xprc-M..ii ,,f their respect and It !. not \ery loni; mil, . u :im. a..i- . us but short as the tun,- IK II have w ,|i tin- respect and ctevi;i ,,f ili. in-t only of ti&apos;e meiiilH&apos;n of v,>ur i. iUir,&apos;ati.t;i bir. of tint members of other iiniA. \\e luivo .,| i n, d (hat you have irn. >;!;. itriieii to advance th aiise of Christ in our midst and l.av li-itrnl \, HIM If t-t all by your Ini tn.l nixii t , at.ut our spiritual welfare. " trust that you may long be uparnl t. tell to those ait. iiml you the sweet story .f .lemis nntl Ilit hue, and that yoiirlalmr imoiii; us may be iowuv^l with .it.und.int siK&apos;oeM. In token of our respect wo vtin to accept along with our pruji r< I&apos;onr coinf, rt and .iucocss tins fur e.-.it i,,pm,&apos; that it may bhicld you fn>t:i tin itorai whi !. i u have to encouotoi hih iourneyiiiii in tlu diM-liarge of \oiir du ;ios" We ii!o wi->lt toexurvsit our ripped r or MIK Flint l<y kindly asking her i |>t this pui.He :n a lokeii of ,mr fr.. n-! shi|>, and hope that she too may be lout; spared to iutni.it and encourage vitiinyour niiasitin of IOM-. Signed, .Ions Snvsox. ^ IVIT&apos;. &apos;\&apos;\\ I .0(, RoBT. STKl&apos;lll&apos;V- N Mr. Fli-it mndo a rt&apos;j&apos;ly in onus. No don 1 . t by thi.s i"qici<n of ootvem ho will feel cncoiirnuod in lni work. Sh. rf speeches were nen by MeHiirs. .1. .-&apos;ii.n, n, IV I i rant and S. T.i. lor. MM. Flint sang "()|.en, let ii. Master in," and t) t eting wiut brought ttt a close, all tWlingthu happiur for th o&apos;jthcring. ONE wuo WAS Tiiiur.. 8ingli!unpton,Ffb. 10, 1885. IN ARKDALEJ DisaBtroTjg Blaze on Wexine- Morning of Last Week. (/ TV- . I Markdale *a.n vmte<l l,y an- &apos; . U lie t;r.- on W, diieaday iiKirnmi; &apos;f l*t <, which luiiriit havi: bet>B far : :uua in iU sHaalU hd a* it wsa- &apos; ad it not ben for thu energy of >.. m of tl. :iti/ens in checking the- tlaines. Tl. particulars have. Wen kindly nished us by our esteemed .uid wurthjr .-iti/eti, Mr v . i &apos; &apos;. .!, who, in turn. Wai ilidi bled t.. the o.urt; f Mr .1 . Andenxm for the particulars astrophe - lie tire broke ut in D. J. Miaii.ihan hop at about 1&apos;.&apos; :tO a. ni.. in irainun; such headway ittle or nuthio^ wiuaav^l, although i:rf xrrtions were madp by th--iturns. Tl.s ftames which w.-iv sniouldeniii; in th jje carriagw Cactory for some ilenly shot up into the heavens, illuir- inn the sky with their lurid glar*. Th.- scene was Urnticallv vrand. Ailj... were n.on in flames, and but, as re said Wf.. re, for the txurUous of tl.e villager* the principal business piruun . f the place* would have Wen destroyed. T . linie< alip iu d..lr : Contents mostly Mtved ; in. uui an. , \A [>oii)?lass - block ()&apos;-tr\.-&apos;i . &apos;*rt- y saved : insurvd. The A. u 1 \\ >ol. Ac. also fell a victim to the rlamra. Joseph Lamb&apos;s house and *hp were at me time on tire but th<: r!iuno wen- i&apos;un- rolled before much damrnf* WM d furner&apos;s dru({ store was in imminent !an- (er, but through the precautions of tke iroprn t..r in ti.ulini; up shrvt iron . r .he windows and ktationinK men well sup- died with wafer in front thereof, the fur- ther progress of the enfla|rrati..n was Pi*J. The losses arr not fully ..-. but am mostly o.verwl t y ins ini ce. T* tire i* supposed to have been the work . f in incendiary. tiirllun Salrn. Mr. Fred. \Vrvnsh.\ll has mstr . Mr. I &apos;an Speers. auctioneer, to sell his toek and iniplenients by public uc- iiiu on Thursday, M.nch 1^&apos;th ru \<. 1 at 1 ..cltM-k p. m. i>har;>, it I l. C,,ii &apos;i ( &apos;, i]iiu.-, . ,1 Tp., without i- - in nt&apos;., credit or, all stuns of g.">. 8 i^r ent ditt.iniiit on same when c.ish is ( e bills. Messrs. Chw. \ Kobvrt M.Millui h.tv - nstiu f.-il Mr John S|>etTs, auctioneer. o %ell then fann :.-.-k and nnp&apos;eiiient* t|. n, OM Thurrdav. March &apos;th (to -d.-ii i eoinnipiicing at 1 o&apos;. |. ,ck>>. ii. sharp, at Lot 5 tirst South I&apos;m!..,, i 1 &apos; rey (half mile from W.ireh.im) 1 1 months credit ona.l inn* over $0. S. c bdl. Mr Uobt Thoi i; .on. jr., ha< !ted Mr \N I! CIMJ ,i..&apos;n. . , eer. to -ell his f.irni stock aiulli.i by public auction on I...| It > T A S K.M.I, \ -t. on Frid. ii *! . i Hlh (t,> ni.trn wi ttiinineiiciiig at ]>. m. \Vithoiit reserve. t&apos;n-di&apos; wil (.- given on all sums over f V < Mr. Wni. WiU..n, jr. has in.-i i ,.[ Mi \V. H C.uti:.;.i,&apos;fie, a.ic&apos;i sell hii farm .&apos;,, ,\, , &apos;:, nt Lot III, COM In. \ day, SI : , mi: . t -,,i,,i,K- o clock, n mil. Terms t..!i. Mi K 1. r. W . II C iiii;,iiitiie. am &apos; M sell hu farm <&apos;,,i-k, Ac. bi i i- I. : ll, L&apos;n.l ranir.. l-jit T .&apos;. Artemesii, on Moiidnv, M i oit|ilineii,-:i- al IJ &apos; &apos; lonths credit oil all stuns UDs, Tnr only v:iri i&apos;: i i , will In. fimnd |.| th "Mirtbt ^ i ir- &apos;i i* T &apos; MM &apos; . i &apos; f nie>f ,IIH, nn, I . fates (if the we.ilht r , little too nioist or a |;tl- i.,., ,1. the t*te of i m;,.. TI..1 it .1 i...i.i r r fe-l, hoWeVt-r. .1.1 the .-,.:, i &apos; :icco i m t I&apos;liniif,&apos; tl. ! >u^l;i>ii M ii little slower c>r * b livoulllie; to the dcgife t.| n..,:"iri-, tllit all. The d:liki-r tbe ] ln s - l&apos;,. ,, ,:. r he moisture, and mai.y | r-d r lb* .lark. i n . .1. Ii caiidy, !,,, IV1 ,, fi .;,. p ri ni &apos;or cither can be met. l^V H/.