The Clinton New Era, 1878-08-22, Page 1•
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VOL 10, No, ae„
TER fitil•-€01.00 Per Atteettart, LA' nava elec.
AND CENTRE HERON GENERAL ADVERTISER
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CLINtON, ONTARIQ, • THURSD4Y, '41.TJGUST 22, 1878,,
gor crtigicountgl.
GIRL WANTED, •
' A "g.iud general servant, .0•A1'ply to
DWI A. Frffgff.ff,
Clinton., Aug. 22,1878. • ' •
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CliE4r1
..EXCUASION. TO OOPE1110110-
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On Tlieraday, the 29th lust., an exclusion will be
given to Godorioh, under the im apices of Willis Chltroh
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SabbaSchool, which will •Itobl its annualpcnio
there. The train will leave Clinton at 10 n,n1„ sharp.,
returning, leave Goderich at 5.80. Fere for adults,' 20
cents ; children under twelve, 10 cents. ,TDVENILE
BAND will aom
oopany tlie excursion. •-.••-•
Clinton, Aug. 22,1878.
STRA Y SHEEP.
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Strajed from tho subsekberle prorniaos, lot 04; ilth
con., Hullett. about the latter part of J'
une two Ewel
al
nd three Lambs, all marked with red paintou..trimp,
and one of the Ewes with•both ears eropped- Any one
giving information that will Mal to -they recovery *ill
be suitably rewarded.
)11011A1112 TOWNSEND,
• Aug. 22, 1878. ' Lonflosboro P.O.
FOR SALE.
sax A(1 BUS OF LAND 1.74 VIR1/14
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To be Rold, slx acres of prim landrin the 'Village of
Baytiold, Ccunty of If urou,•one of, the healthiest lovas
in the Dornioioni, Good now house,barn, stable, Imre _
'miter, good picket fence, over 150 prime Varieties Irma
trees sOILInewang to bear. 'Near -school; ,olinrehos,
.• steres, and entreuienees of every kind. Balt of the
purchase 'newsy only required. down, or tho be -lance
term of years will be given on mortgage eitouritY..witiO
interest at 8 .por cent. An indismitable titlo•wilt lie •'
given, and possession of Gm rano its sada aireold,-•••
...one and •
liCO, or push° of • . •
J. (1. 51cINTOS1,1, Conuniseloner. .
hayfield, Aug. 22nd, 1878. . .
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HOITSW ,AND LOT F011 SALE..
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sebsoriner effete that ionvenlenfly situated
house and lbt on liattenbury street,for sole. ' There
Are eight, rooms in the honk°, withstable, 4r1VIng shod,
bard end shit water, And seine good fruit trees. on the
Quarter auto lot. Cheap ter cash.
, • ' 1100EBT FITZSIX'ONS,
Clinton, 2uly. 18; wiS. •
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'The ciabee•iber desires to lot• that conveniently -alto
stet residenee on the Huron Bead, near the G. W,
Station, at present occupied by himself. The house
containit four bedrooms, parlor, , dining .rooni, two
kitchens, cellar, pantries 40,1 -large gordon, with Stable
etc. Apply ote the premises to W, M. SMART.; •
, , Or to. Q. A, '
Clinton,74»ug. 8,1871;
F R .LNI; 0 1.1 SALE..
J.N iion.pfractif TowNsitte,
teat Imasnitgasa otters nei stile the south Part c4 lot
•No. 18, Buren Road, Goderieli Township consisting of
00 fteres,,repro ot less. Aboalt 80 acres elesre1,15 eaves
slashing, and hale -nee timbered land. Ou the premises
it. frame barn 20 x 45, shed. x 40 12, good yonng or.
chard and nave failing spring. Will bo sold on reason-
able terms. Apply'personally or by letter to .
• ',TAMES BliTralf.NAP,
liottainsvrtsat P.O..
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"1-1-0V$Iro AND . LOT FOR. SALE,.
Wesleynta Church, Ilattenbury Sine", at lire -
sea .0e0upird by Me. Georiee .Paa. ;. Terms
. • •• rfP;ORGE E. PAY,
or \\=.' Q, SE.A.ItTX
Oilritoni *ay 03, P.178. • • •
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r!1 N T IT RES P Oil SALE.,
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$(i.00().00..WORi 11
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Snotettatu -Aoceniatim,-A young lad
netned A.rehtir Thempson, tig,ed 16, eat
fire to it tin of (mei oil, on Friday rimm-
ing while pleying with it. The tin con-
tained •alient th•eoe gallons' of oil. In it
few moments his clothes were all ablaze,
and lie. was so 'twilit), burnt thet Ise
died on Sattirday teoruine •
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• 1.,ESTROYED BY .1-4101ITNING, ar0f-
ffit'S, two 1211.111$ and shed, on the 1 lth
, con. of ITsberne, with eentents, were
bullied by lightning about 9.30
' meth° 18.th. ' The leaa is $2,000,
• the i.I1BB1u110e $1,200, in the Canctcla,
The' lightnitna, 'thunder
and rein. \veva fearful, •
!ii441 Tin IV Et 131Aril
MeNAIIt 14 A8 .
THE SILVER7CHAFF,
ITTOTOR,
AND THE CLAWSON,
.1/so, ;Timothy Seed .Ilye„
At ids store, Hamilton Street,
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Aug. 22,1818.
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE.
• The subscriber niters a quantity ol the •VICT011.
NEES) 111017,2AT Ltr ale. It is 11,0 earliest white
chaff now grown, and 16o splendid hybrid: • -
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odeh Township, Aug. 15, 1871, . .••
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strayed from the pronisos undersigned, el'
Londe.bore on or about the 22ed of ;idly), eye LIGHT
RW
ED CAJ,lail tipped with white, horns uncommonly
1.traight. Any person' gfeln0 infams Gen that Wililend
to Ler recovery will bo suitably rewarded.
CHARLES 211.YER, Dateher.
Loodesborn, Aug. IA, 1878. 41*
Tarta.TSP. AN:14'1,0T
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Saoeie-:-A- severe thunder stohn os:
:aid over tide place du Friday ufternoon
last, • The ntin fell' in terrenta, and the
wind blow it perfect „gale. The roof
was blown off the English Church, and
other buildings )i•cre Rightly damarted
Great asinacto was done out- in the
country. '.The fonceS nt some places
\vete levelled -to the ground, end treee
wore blown in every' direction.
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PINE ',RIVER.
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'.A...*•cleightSPeialeitt send& na the follow-
iig itema ;'.---A,few,•daye since While Mr
0, llesten ;Mil son wero haul ilia in peas
the' horsestook fright by alnineknaing
off the loAd;:filid 1\11a Huston in trying
to step .tliern, fell wider the waggon; the
• , wheel 11:AS8111g Over his iega brealaine,it
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y...4tBI,E, • 1 V• y kki bel.OW. the . Tho some. .dily his.
• neighbor, i fr. „(,.reacli, met with a
— lar accident • fallino• off a .111)\ea mow lie
• a R.
worth of Fire Protection' Debentures for. aela.
Th'ecorporittou et tile Lown of Clinton offer
VW Tirellty years, aud bear Seven per cent Interest, „ . , , .„. „
*04,000 1 1./P01CC 11 iii leg.: The wife of ' Tr. T.. .1\•le-
ThoY •Burney, of this p1 300, is visiting her
payable seon-annually. Offers for the Sanio‘win here- I irienus fit honstepooro. .
colved, in writing, by,..
W . '
. C. SEARLE, bta5for. ., . • '-'-••"---
inton. anly,24, 1878. ••
CENTRAL EXHIBITION ;7- 1378.
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TOWN O GUELPH
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nth,18th,18tbo and 2016 Sept'ber.
g WEN TO ALL.
Prize Lists mad Entry Papas eanbe had at the Sec-
retary's Office,. Onolph, and also from the Secretaries of
other Societies throughout the P.rovipee. •
Parties not receiving their entry tickets prior te the
show, will find them at the Secretor ore office. •
Ilto sevoyal Railways willearryfre ght awl passengers
to and from the exhibition, at single fare. 0». •
G. MURTON, Secretary,. W; WHITELAW, Pres.
Guelph, Aug, 15, 1878. • • '
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rruc4Ertsywrii:
ReNsway.---On Sunday evening litst
ct: Couple of' the residente of ' this town-
ship, had a » narrow escape .ft•orn
ettine Veil near henna a:serious incident.
, :Messrs. -W. and a It. Townsend of the
2nd Coe aaccompaided by a sister and
Cousin, had been visitieg ,eorne.friends
in' Colborne, and were» on their away
bomin avlierr by tile andden pulling up
of the -team, the darriage was tiirned
over into tho ditch mid the eccupcirits
thrciwn out, the holies • running away,
dragged the vehicle along the road until,
they had almost enth•ely demolished the
box'. The former' oceupents. snktaitied
some. nit •ty brit itieS by the ••
IIITLL 'I% •
lturat and
Ilancu, Arts Association,. this to;i14,1, &two
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- - - . TO ... bt,t iltettl: a t, • Toronto, .
T1,0 undorsigruel offers for rain the hotfim and lot r a ' • . tut 2 J1r1 . . .
1.0.11i,e1 cry tittect, immediately west of the WeRlelrau •
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Chureb, at present °vet:pied by himself. Tbo lot, con-.1'2,`,.ird to -2atti' Soptemlier, €81.8,-
1 mins ono eighth of an note, klel bee ae'eer; a frame
100.0. matiabling 7- rooms., bard and a. ft %rata and a rlit1,000 01.'fi*E1011) IN. PIMIIIII.IS
fa fruit ttece. Title Indisputable, Further partial- . . , • .
.ara 00 a m.lieatt,,n.
WATTERSON.
• • Triton. Atm 1070. al*
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LUABLJ FARM PO R • SA
• The mole r Meted offers for sale,a Lei:MIMI farm eon -
t aining13:i acres, 45 cleared and tn a good eta,: Li WU..
Never.failing spring creek running zeroes the
. entre; there is also a splendid well, orehard,buildinge,
an the place. 71 ie woneititated, hainvot 05,15th
con. Goderieh Township, and is only half a mile from
the corporation cf tho Town Of Clinton, and has A fine
view of the entiro town. For further partionlars ,npply
te WM. 21. (1ORDON,
At Gordon & Finlayliat's Grocery Store.
linton, July 11, 1878-
F A It M irrTi
The undersigned oftGitt for se et Ids farnt acme aorta',
2n8 eon. Tttekoransith, atai.t.4.) 'T1Kre
are acres Itt cleared and in good state of alteration,
being a tit nutlet -drained ; balance hardwood. On the
prentiac aro 111131,6311183 buildings, good 13101311-4,tlenty
ef water, and all conveniences. Vieques is in miles-
frr m fienfinth end 0 from .Clinton. rtittlaniers 00 fip. 1
plisation at this (Mice Or r f the ProPro tOr
nALEXAN1
11CABITIIELL, Snirnicgt
HIS EekernitthAslaI,178.OI()TVIINGRI,
PAR t • PO I t L
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Entries Must be tondo *ith the Secretary at Tot:anti!
,on or before the itudertneutioned dates, via: - •
Horses, Cattle, sheep, Swine, Poultry, Agrioulttiral
Itailletneets, oh or before riatitt•elay, August met,
Field Roots, and other Faun Products, Itio
chirery, and Ilianufactures generally, on or, before So--
terday, dentist:B. •
liertieultnial Products, Lailies'Work, Fine Arts, etc.,
on or before Saturday, September 1th: •
Prfee'Llete .anci Blank Ferree' for Making the entries
upon eau be obtained a tho neetetarita of all Agricul.
turd and Hortieultural seeaurs Ana areelanioca.Id•
et,Ittlie6 throttgliont tho Pro•eince. • „ •
..1011N IL CRAIG,
Secretary Agricultural and MIs Association.
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i.ot necelvED)
'over se -Yen leanclreclattere, eighty-seven
.fitriner's sons being among the . number,
About. foil r-fifflis of tlic • voters aro Re-
..Tecceph. Lyon, ..or
Ilii t bas in ot•chard a tree. loaded
with ripplee, and ',deo with . apple Mori-
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801818. r..0118 is entomb as it asatot often
, „ , a
apple. tl'et.t3 U1088010 111
Dakaanse STeair.---The hait storm,
which 'passed 'ovee this township. last
:Friday., • did considerable •.dtinmee. On
the farm of Ni, ,13th Con., it ita:
jured the fruit trees, mit • down a quana
tity• 'of top: onions, end the hail stones
broke several panes of glees. * .
ACCIDENT• -•-.A. short time ago. whilst
Miss Thilla Ifiles, was alightiee' from .a
buggy, her clothes caught in the•sprincr
• --a,
------‘ tbrotiinglitcri-VIalintly In'lliii geonnd,
let 1T01101
her insensible' forb,„1 time; it was .rtt first
thought slie litta received internal mjary,
but such WaS not the elm, and sho luts
since recovered, ' -
Cuniten Oratatia•ct.--Tho new It C.
Church on the 10t1t con., will be open-
ed on the 8th of,Sept.' , ,Ilev. It. Thomroca
• of•Clmten, will preaelt in the morning
* and evenin, ,g end Iitiv, T. Green, in af-
ternoon. On Monday afternoon tea will
be aerved,, and. addresses delivered by
Revs. Caawell, Edwards, iroopel., Green
anti Thounte, A choir will be in Alton -
dance, 4
Tun OTlikat fitne.--.Mre have been in-
= formed by' Messrs. Ileattle end Morrow,
the yoring mai who were fined laY 'Mr,
• Braithwaite, for leavieg the employment
' of Mr, A. Watt without notice, that
their reason for leaving was not because
they had been offered better %yaps tem
' other persons, but beeause theyawere.
' locked out of Mr. Watt's houee. On
, Sunday night they remained out until
' 10 o'clock, and when they „went to the
'e 1had frequently, on ther alighteworked110080 to got in they''found the doors
locked. In view of the fact, that they
until After 'Hint hour, they eonsidered
CLINTON .. ' ththou m tt embed theunfairly by locking
em out on Sunday. We make this
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Varth 0..8,1678, •
TIM VAR 1,111/12111,
25, cern( 5,.thulertelt Torniship,
arre,., is offered for rale. 74 noes enared, nua
,.xeeprnt working order, in FeLtled (Nan with elinver and
timothy; remainder hardwoot1 buslt, on the piece la a,
veil young orchard, neve r.faillug Creek, no' frame
o ")1/NO, new Irmo° barn 40x00, w guanine°
for A blIelte 41 stand on the corner. On the opposite cot, -
nem aro a above, past office, school ham, n4 b1ae,k-
14:n41i R hop. 0 relies from the town Of Clinton Mid /
fr,,m the town nf Particulars 011 Ill'afeaUun
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Aucurn
Porter's 1101 P 0.
(.,reletich Manship, Ante 5, 1878. •
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The undersigned offers 117 Seteo 11110,411Mr, tAVA-SterY'
Dwelling /forme, containing 14 roma,. with Stable and
earring° hens on the premiseq, brad and soft' 80910-0111
Coundance, nnd every other convehienco; 2 sifinittel on .
4 the sonth side of Ontario Street; nearly opposite the
lInglish Church. A tere chance for 8 Make'» hogt.
r1C.re pant
Also, a choice building plot, fronting eit .01/10110 .EL
PereiRtil, an
nd o 13-
ne 4/001e, 110011X opposite it, Al.
•navewsl, tasidenee, containing tibent Ahreeqpiartera
an.. ere, well refloat and tIreilnett. For particulate fir -
ply to/ff. HALE, Witten,
'Also, a first.elass GRAIN STOIC:11er Salo et to rent, ,
.51 tirittwi trunk station. Apply tOA. sarta.troxr 0.
•T. Agent at Clinton.
saatteseat.,
center, Ana 8, 2818.
explanation at the 'amplest a the young
Ince interested, and in justice to them.
sT'ANLF.IY.
VoTsss' L,IsT.--0o, the voters' list
for tide township, there 'are aboet '"/"00
names. Among thoso'.' entitled to vote
aee 75 farmee's sons.
11 aaean aoan, (400: Baird, Sr.,
and Mr. Geo. Baird, Jr„.have been re-
engaged in.thehai•esPective, Schools, each
at a „sable), of $500 per anninn.
'nag N01%8.--.15arve0 operations
ere now noway over in tins aection et
the country: As it general rale the fall
wheat is benxy and good. Spring,
whent it comparative failure. 2 1310r1ey it
'fair 01 01-). Peas and» mite' aeod:
Hattra-The atortn-which passed
over this disteict on Fritley afteertoon,
Was accompanicachy hail, some of the
pieces being as largo ae lien's eggscaus-
ing damagage in the slinpe. *1;rolten
&lees.*
PUG LIST1C,:•7- QOPt fan. residents ot this
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tow living on the lath con.,a'tbs.
niqiistrong propensity for pegilistie
acts; if' mem t. perforinencei aro any.. in.,
di ea tion . •I • • , , • .
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Mayen, Sept; Ott; the
10111.21'S Of lhiS. township Will congregate
et Mes . Cin dy eve pear Holtnesville,
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to inaneurate 0: '4 harvest home after
the, good old style, ••• The committee. in
Charge ere preparing an elaborate pro-
granma e,and are po3slnt1gforWat»dto Wilke
ome of the mostsudoessful anther-
ingi,of thie.k hid the t has ever been held'
in Ontario. A nem bet apeakers at
expected•to• be present to deliver agria
cul toted' edditsses anet the Clip ton 1)183(1»
will supply *isle. • SeVeral base ball
matches will be played -during the (lay.
anitebee of' prizes will beapifered for
games °fan:mous Ririe, -and two special
prizes of $5 each will be' offered to all.
cemersy one foe, a zuntAgaeice" and the
otlaer-for the best ju »Ten o'cloek
, is ilia 110111 tippninted .for the' opening.
Ladies, a re specially ebqueSted't� bring
briskets :well. filled' 'or good' things.- 'The
committee will meet at the 7th .cob.. on
iMst..,• to Mak-6 final rrangenients,
. Comeeira Miliertsitaa•Conneil inet at
•Holineeville,. on the 12thitiet., pnranant
,to adjournment. ' Illember's ell. present.
Minute's ‘of last meeting reed and passed..
Letter from County clerk -.read, steting
thet the suin $4,308.10 is requited
for county purkses. Moved; seconded
end carriedathat it•rato of 24. an
thedollar be levied on rill the real, 3310-
111)10 1331(1. personal property in this Towea
ship,..for county purpoSes5 and further
pito of two mills on the dollar be' lotied•
on • See.111.0 tOWBS1111). 111)11)08P5 By -
Law -No. 5,, ofInv:milt rear, confirming
, ?•, .
the above -"COWlly (Mg EDSVIISPIP 13.I1703
was ,reaC 014 puseda. Tho following
aceounte wbro U1011111841, -viz. ;•:.-S, John-
ston, fet, work &me on Maitland con„,
near new bridge, "2, John Rirkpatick,
neiv culvert and digging ditch, 0,8(i3): Halstead, for bracing bridge, on Malt.
con„ $2 ; ;T. McMillan, balance filling
es.,raVel. on Bayfield con., :SO cents ' • 14.-
Purdue, ' fihiiiig ere'vel 11 days E-'41. 50 •
P. •Ptualue, drawing graiel for BaY. con.,
$1,25; Morley & Brothere; plank for
culvert, $2.25. The emend the tub
lammed . to.'• meet again on the second
Monday' hi September.
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JA2IIIS PATTON, Clerk,
SEA FOR'11,14.
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STonm,-All the. cellars on the
estlithrofMnin'etreet-werellneded by
rind _Friday,
Corefiarar LET. -Tho contract for the
ereetion of the high Selpol wit4 let biet
Friday to Mears, Treaves ,end Walsh,
whose tender was the lowest. Botvie
Bros., of Ctintou, were ereong those who
tendered. . Workwill be proceeded with
rrtan tbo,Expeleitor.
McGregor,. of the
Manitoba Free Press, ig at present on a
visit to friends in this neighborlieocl.
New Wittgia-- The lint wheat of
this s(8ason's growth, was sold on. this
market by I\Ir, 1). 1).- Wilson, who -tie -
livered 150 bushels of.fall wheat to Mo.
Pringle at 01- cents;
fetv de's ago a yotteg
lad, about 8 years of age, son of Mr. T.
:Holland, met with a very painful 7toci.
dent, Ho waS riding on the bore° pow-'
er used for puinpingwater into the street
water tank, wheat his toot :clipped and
one of the cogs passed over it Crushing
it. badly.
S'tnenna' Da:ATM-Mr, S. Powell, one
of Seaforth's oldest 'residents, died et
his residence 011•Thurseltiy morning 8th
inst. When lie xetirecl to bed on Wed-
nesday evening he seerfied to be in. the
enjoyment of his usual heelth, but he
was found dead in hit bold on Thursday
morning,'
GOIE)1.3tICIR.
rrora the sional.) •
13.A.ON, A UmN.----Ifr. "Ira Lewis nas
been on la 'holiday trip up to Lake Su-
perior.
Peonteions.--One who hag ‘xoelcenetl'
says there are 3,400 geese in Goderich r
The Coerced should offer a bonus to
-siert a joint stock feather -hod company,
Irtnna.--On Thursday' morning the
house of Mr. T. Halliday, on South St.,
tints bureed to .the grounds togethea with
nearly all the contente. The total loss
is about $000. The building was instil. -
alb. the Royal far $4:00. The fit ri-
ginated from a defective stove.aipe. On
Stinclay morning ttloont 1. o'clock a 1.iye
was diseoVered in the jewellery shop of
M. O. C. Martin, butt by timely and
native work whet might ha vrabeen dis-
astrous waa checked: From appearance
it rtypetirs to be t110 work of ince-Li-
diAry..
• TonxanO.-H-Aboet 8 o'cloele on "Fria
day morning a concentrated streak of
the powers of the air 1 skoeted" tit congli
our town. It wine from 'the
West, twisting the tops 'of feeit trees and
bearing them aloft its'if 10 manY feath-
ers, Shingles WerO stript off roofs and
carried Violently ittietard • and pnward
for many hendred, yards ; huge portions
orbOaid roofs were lifted bodily iffi and
113 aoute CASE'S deposited 20.0 yards ffoln
where- they, had been. secured: Single
12 loot boarde were carried" from the
rear, ef Stnidy's bakery 'to beyond cop -
dude', Helinesreeideece; a distance,of
probably' 500 yards, For a fOW niinutee
before these eeept'rencee, the air became
-dailiereed end eyery•thinceeetned,
with a c)tlie-t••etilliresa as • if All nature
was drawing' 41104,, breath .previous 10
a determined effort.; then foy a lenk
notes the bail' poured down with a, libe-
rality seldom • equalled. A. •*yoting, 113(1
-about twelve •yeers. •old was whirled
around like it spinning -top,' 'and.110
doubt would bait been. r.aiSed up end
dashed to the: ground but that he bad
preeenee of mind te» clutch a fence Which
he happened - to be forced against. A,
wonian nette her home inthe south part
of the; teiereavas driviee it Cow when
the' tornado' whirled • the ,beast arduttl.
sevetisi tiwes, the poor Woman 'cOuld
barely keep her feet and was very badly
seared,. It did not 'net more than a few
800011(10, 1111(1 the width Of its track Wald
net' have -heenn more than 25 feet. Neer
Tomlinson's reSidenoe.a full grown 83 1100
poplar tree,Wee ttvieted off 0; kho trim k
andeettrriedaawey: , » .
Coormvaittp 'Nis items.
There WAS a heavy snow StPrIll, On
day Mein., at Battersea. '
Rarn's Organ factory, ,A Voodstiack, wit 1
destroyed by fire, on. Thursday.
Mrs. Corrigan, of London; WM killed
by a -train striking the .buggy she was 10,
on Thursday;
' Jame Boliiton, the oldest barrister •
in Toronto, died on Thmaiday, aged TO.
He was called to the -bar in 1882. a
The'following Itere the shipmentii Of
Steck from -Montreal to Great Britain
last week 4-4028 head or cattle, $,035
sheep, and 450 hoga; valued at $1.10,000,
• Mr, Charles Barnett, of Minn, lost one
of his children en the 8th inst., and in hie
absence while making preparations fota,itle
burial another diedadiphtheria being the'
CALM of j.htur deaths.
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O OligerWildV(.8 Of M ch ell hayean
majority of 88 on the roll oral 878,
. • man hatned Wut, Homily was killed,
near Arriprio r, on 'TUB re,d laelig,lit rang,
while working i» a: floltL.
A man named Gilbert Ramsay, 'whife
eating his•dinner at the 'Marshal House,
'Werdsville, Was choked to death trial: 0
piece of meat at noonon goeday,• '
It is proposed to erect it residence in
Jotreol to the use of the Govern or4.1-en e-
ral of Canada, the' Corporation giving the
site end the eitiimis defraying, the cent' Of
b•per acre. 'Who sa,vs'fartning js not pro-
fiputraolli;e1c"?eg.1Vd.:450 eqeitt.to 45» bash,
illiam Abbott, ef, Gladstone, rp
of North Dorehester,acropped ten acro of
Tell wheat, cif the " Soon." variety, which
Mr. Wm. Mothers or ICerili RoSedale,
in Eafit York, in the early part of' June
began entaigg A 'field of eatre tall aye,
Standing •nine feet high," Our friend
wants to hettr of somebody who can beat
this, the fact of whieli .3011 he proven by
the, neighbors," •
At it party givtin recemlv • to MN,
&UDR 04 Stockton; South Diinifries, oOthe..
anniversary of her 80th birtitchay; it was
asceitain4 that she was the mother of 12
children, who are still living, 'the grand,.
athotnbieurre.of 1141
o
Satianel Hall, a e fernier of .
the townehip of \-conrime,.tooli• a lona or ' •
grain to Toronto on gonday, Rini return-
ed in the even i tie' in it 111Ttlarti1 state' 'of.
intufKication" and, while running • the:
horees, be fell frau the wagon. when near
home, the •wheel, passing i,v&»i 1it peel.; •
killing him instantly, •
Some•sensatii)ir has la...111 caused in To.
:ronto by the disappearance of a prominent
tenor, who was the loader of One' church
choir aml teacher in nnother. It is said
that he ruine(1 at least: half ft dazen young •
ladies, Ills puplls,, One :of whorn is tinuglt-
'..ter e,leading .wholeectle merchant.
Last. 1tvedneiuiay llight. ieaCharletaes
yeung -.man . ' unilaten) •naMecl .
.(3-eotgeKelly, 3018$714 -1. -ret 1)y some 'person in .
earriitge driving, through aapart .orthe
...city, known as West'b6g, 'Stones had pre-
vionsly been thrown from the same t:eigh-
borliood
attlie.earrittge, 'it p tioseck •
.the shpt. 'Wee fired itia
died itj aufew minute -a The guilty petty .
is not known.. .
• • gr. tarter;..(1. c.,..2)10elpeal 11110 48 Pri:t
'Semi ti ng the . 0 range(1)P.I1, »11as Applied to
the antherities for preteetion..,,in accannt
of threats made against hint - Ile Oltenio.
that he is followed through the streets by
strangers who are bent be doing Itintitnie.-
chief'. »OtHc»ers are.stationed 41 1)18 house
• and doteettves' kerpa watchful eye owl
him 411011 Ile 1,2;0;- or conies from °mist. • • .
,
Mr. LawkencT .1Tartman, aa old resident •
of the...township of 'Brilestown„ died very
sUddenly..eflrear.t disease attenclinc:
a revival meeting:1n the Epii;eopal
dist church in'Odergn itot smultlyerenimr.,
',...Disecased was at the time. or.1is4 dontil
na-
drcsi ug 0111 sudienee, and w 1 stlinuf,' con- •
eluding, his (ihtoourie when he was seep to
nbont,,.“ '
1 Three. p.erso.14 ,wero laully..poisoned it; . •
1:Stratford, last week, by .(1 einiti rig milk.out
of,a,ing into whin some' t'ari4 groin:had ».
accidently Ililltis, The poicoil streivn
around on kitchen eltelYee tnathe purpose
of destrey 1l1t eeckeetiches and some (frit
; had worked through' werctesk to a shelf be-
low, 01-1 whieli 8 tine milk. jugs were 'placed. .,
, Had it not liven fer the care eXercised.by'
'the doctor ed in, one of the parties:at
, least. would have iatetantibect. .• •
A petitionis being numerottaiy signed,:
desirmgthe publicittion of the 131111304»of
the special constitbles employed le Mon- •
troal on the 12th ;Tidy teat, The paythent
of these five hundred ha a not rts yet been
formally .ep n calm ed • by fli e. Council, al -
then& what Paytnente have been made to •
these Men have [men advence(1. froin•the
city. treasury, the gayer in the meantime •
bolding himaelf pereonaliv responsibly for ,
10 amount. . •
The wife .of Richard Goodenough, a feta' .
mer 111 Newronvilic disappectred- .
at four o'clock. on Monday morning last,
and eft& protracted search was found on
Wodnesday" sitting, upon n log hi a wood •
abont tianitle• froet her. home. When .
preached alle appeared wild, aed made a
desperate effort to eecape, but she was e
catight and carried home. A. quantity of • •
provi.lion iloettred at a iieighbor's ceder
was found in her pesseSsibn.' "The death ',•••
of a favorite child is the supposed cause of
this eonduct, .. •
- Penny Ellis, 'with a Childin her arm:a-
wl Thursday entered » tlie store of gr, J„
Clark, a well-to-do and .respected feed
merchant on York st, Toronto, and de-
positing the baby Ori the counter, declared',
Mr. Clark was its parent., 'gr. :.CIatic re-
pudiated the infant mid pushed the woman
:gently ottt on the street. She declined to
leave and a constable interfered. A,t the
Polio Court Penny: swore out a a suna..
mons egalitst Clark for assault anti threat-
erie:to preeoed against him .to eotripel him
to support the ehild., • , • .
A .fatal ocident occurred on Thursday,
on the G. T. R., near Paris etation.. .As
the excursion train from. Bright and.
Druiribo the conduotor of the train. Kent a.
brakeman named, George Bennet upon tire
tep of a paseenger coach to get the tieliete -
front 801110 boys Who were sitting theto.
The train was going at a fair pace at the
titne, and tehriet, ' it seernee turned hie
back to the engine and was carried vio
Iently egainet an overhead bridge. Th
collision knocked the poor follow on
face on the 0111 1-01), the rot no doubt
eisting in his'deatin
On Tuesday while Mr. Vainpattea, of the
4th concession of Malfthide, was driving a
fractious pair of colts, ho was thrown from
the load in consequence of the animate
giving it sud,
fairing On hie hands broke his left wrist.
teafeatX4oetlfelIove,-11-161,Cenzierdlen4-Z-
Hearn, Toronto, shipped to Great Britain
by the G. T. 31,, on Thursday, 1,500 sheep
of the Cotswold and Leicester breccis, and
540 grade Durban -1a. The cattle and sheep
were bredatel fed iti the comity of *ea-
'
Mr, .Tonea Bold, agistant-stationntaster_
of the Port Dover &Lake Huron Rail Way,
while assietiitir to make - un- hattaie st
Stratford, on Friday morning, wag killed
by beteg creelied between an engine and
a fiat car. His mother happened to be on
the stet ion platform, and witnessed the sad
spectacle °flier son's death.
A sad accident (neural at Parkhill, on
Thutsclay, by which a young boy, aged Aix,
son of Mr. -Martin Fogarty, was lattrned to
death, Ito WitS in the, net of building a
fire, and in putting Oat oil on the wood
ttnd igniting it the ta11 burstand the
flames caught Ids clothes., The child Was
so frightfully burned that death ensued
&outdo of hours rifterwerds, • .
.A. young lady at Prederiction, N. li„,
lied it marrow escape from drowning on
Tuesday last. She fell ovetaa wharf, end
had gunk n third thne, and lay on bottom
of the river when 'a Mr. Ort- eiiuthecdown wAhae
pole and fortunately tone
describes her serisatione as not unpleesant;
vivid distinctly 'see the people on the
wharf, and wondered why they did not tie -
sig. her; sr131; the polo coming, down, necl
irneginei it of immense size and length;
the element it touched her the groped it,
and says she could heve elimbed to the
moon on it ; slie,eame up- the pole like a
squirrel.