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HUMORO'CTS,
.All for Lora•• ->The Oanadtene. • '
Natural selection—MMlarrylnq -for
love.Nice thing •for a slot day—A, A cool
T p y--
thousand. , ,
Struggle for exiet.etwee Marrying
without Money
The best household retveipts•,e-' he re.
eeipts on your tradesmen's bills.
Brown thinks there is -always pinch
feesibility about the advice of 9 lawyer'..
You need not think that if you maul
.and tease a kitten it will develop into a
Maltese oat.
' What have you to reinatk, nie;clatn,
about my singing 1' ' Nothing, sir •it is
not remarkable.'
.What is .that which never asks ally
questioue, but requires many answers
swers
-,-The street door.... •
Hop Bitters.—Taking your,ugirl to a.
" hop," and having some�¢th'l% :fellow
dance with her continually.
A sailor visited a city where they;, the
said, ' copper -bottomed the, tops .of their
houses with sheet lead.'' •
The label upon a bottle of ague re-
medy, requesting the patient tq shake
well'before using, is superfluous.
' No noose is good' news,' exclaimed
the fellow who was about'to be hnnge.d,.
when the sheriff informed him of his
pardon.
The bill of a plumber in Paris .lately
contained the . following •.items-•..•' To
searching for gas leek,, two francs; to
having found it, three francs'
,t
A Iailg"was asked'to join •one of the
divisions of the Daughters of Temper-
ance. ' She replied 'This is unnecessary,
as -it is my intention to join one of the.
Sons in the cant:se of a few weeks.'
The fate of a repent religious' news
paper eutetprise in Chicago induces ils
proprietor to remark, with scene acerbity
Now let the devil forolose his mortgage.
on the town as soon. as he wants to'
A lecturer, addressing a mechinies'`
institute, contencled that '•Art Could not
improve Nature,', when one'ef-theaeudi-:'
encs set the whole assembly • in a roar •
by exclaiming ' How would you look.
without your wig 2' • '
Mark Twain thinks. that soda -water
is not reliable for a steady drink: The.
next morning, after drinking thirty-six
bottles, he found himself so much large
er that he hadn't an article • of clothing-.
he could wear, except an umbrella.
A gentleman on• getting a ghiss of
soda -water was retiring,t'rom the store
without the usual little ce peony that
Pillows' that operation - ' Recollect, sir,'•
said, the polite proprietor. "ii you -lose
your pocket -book, you didn't pull Word
here,' ..
The Prince of Wales was lately on. a
visit. to Bristol. •Afterbis• c eperture
the following adverisement appeared in
a local newspaper : ' The'comb Used by
his Royal Highness the Prince,of't'Vales
last friday is for sale. • Apply to----,
hair dresssr, street, Bristol.l.',:.
Amateur sportsman: returns in, tri
umplt from a day's shooting with . a
splendid hare, and says to his wife,
' There, you said I couldn't shoot. You
didn't expect to see me bring this homer'
' Yes, I did ; the servant next doer .easy -
yon buying it round the corner.'
In a street -ear, in Philadelphia, an old
gentleman was seated in ,one 'corner,
and the car full. A bevy of fair ones,
.. of all ages and weights, sevarined in and
there was no seats. Whereupon they
gallant old gentleman shouted aloud,
'
Ladies'
• I shall be most happy to give
my seat to anyone of you who is over'
32 years of age.' All remained standing.
'What is the defendant's character
for truth and veracity V asked a Maine.
lawyer • of a witness..., ' Wall, now,
'squire, •she allers used Me fust -rate,
I'll be blowed if she didn't. As' for
voracity, 'squire, why, bless you,.: that
was her big holt. Why I've seen that
air gal eat a whole'-- Berg_
asked the witness if he understood the
question. ' •
• A. Sunday .school scholar, only aY;
years old, was asked by his teacher :---
Why they took Stephen otitside the
city to stone him to death 1' 'The little
fellow was Silent for a moment, it!i
though absorbed with theproblem,
when, brightening up snddei:Or he re-
plied
eplied : ' .So that they could get a• bet-
ter crack at hitrl.'
Two Highlandmen, kilted in.primitive
order, dropped inadvertently lute an
Episcopal chapel on a Sunday,' and
seated themselves in a comfortable pew.
Having never been in an I piscopal
chapel before, their astonishment cannot
be described on a , beanitful ,synpliony
being struck up fry the organist. ' At
that instant a gentleman calnt3 - o take
possession, of the seat, and civilly laid
his hand on the shoulder of one of them,
and pointed to the door. ' Il.00t,.toot 4'•
cried the Highlander,
r
tart out
Donald
there, he be far better dancer than me:
Tlfll r.MITS(1 Ifr T,rs s)nt'ott's
1 slept in an editor's bed last night,
when no other chanced to he nigh
TL,w I thought, en I tumbled the editot'4 bed,
now nosily editors Hot
••-1 3cohangc.
If the lawyer slept in the edit•sr'ii bell
"When no lawyer ehaneaqdtd bo 01)111,
And though, as above, holiias'fitilve13 dale.
How oddly editors lie;
IIo mast then admit, es ha lay Olt that b48
And slept to his heart's desire.
What'er he may' say of the editor'o'be8,
'Twee the lawyer iilnistlt wits the lies.
.# Turr1bto bvnehing Oceuv,
•
:Infuriated C 'itizens'rise en masxe anti Lynch
a
, 'reeve-, F.t'is Punishment
2ustly Ne'itecl. •
11.,Shelbyville special to the Nashville
4vzerica4 says Dennis. Beier was lyneh-
ed hear that town, banging from the
same limb from which two.negr6 ravish.
ers'•were' swung in September, 1871,
•73olor had been.living' in the Thompson
Creek neighborhood for a year,'and lat-
terly lived with Patrick Williams, a
fanner, William Martin, \`P•illiams'
son•in:law, lived near the hatter, A
couple of .nights previously, 1Villiams
end 3I:I'artiu were absent ou a deer hunt,
and their wives ,were left at home alone
after night, Belor went to the house.
of Martin with a pistol he. told Mrs.'
Martin be had come toprotect her from
some rowdies and 'women` of ill•: fame
who were pl:owliltg i),1 •that vicinity,,'
Mrs. Martin says: she was afraid Of•• Be:
loi, but as he insisted on staying about.
the premises as'guard, and asCs110 had
no Ounce of escape to her mother's. '
Iaroceca to sell, by .Public Auction, the said lands, or so,much thereof as may be
THE:CLINTON' NEW EM
TREASURER'S
LANDS
Po
COUNTY 01? HURON,
To WIT
By virtue of Warrant, issued under the fraud of the Warden oC the County of
Huron, and' the Corporate Seal of the said County, bearing date the Fourth day of
NTury, A, D.,1878, to me directed, for the coitection of arrears of.taxes due on the un-
dermentioned lands, I' hereby. give notice, that-unless'tllesaid„taxes, together with all
lawful Costs and charges, be sooner paid, I will, on , '
Wednesday, the .Fourth clay •of ..December, next,
AT TRE HOUR OF UNg. Q'CL.00K, P. NI.,
AT'TH " •
Court House in the Town of 6oilerich,
house, she .retired 'to lied with li,or young
-baby. towards morning Bjlfor forced
file entranoe.to her room to outrage bei
She 1 epleaded' i h iand
SZt litlt.t
1? w
"sisted-for a long•tiaieuntil slie was so
exhausted that -she could scarcely lift
her stand. -
Then the inhuman monster Accom-
plished his. purpose, almost;crushing
the life from her infant,.%Mali she had
'been frantically holding to her breast
in the hope of deterring the brutish
boast from his worktf which' he finally
accoiliplislied''only half an hour before'
daylight, and then he threatened to kill
her if she told any .one of the ontragn.
'Returning to. Williams' house Pelor
mounted one, of.his best 'horses :and went'
off to a neighbor's; two miles distant,.
and was helping .him to saw board tim-
ber when he was arrested at 9. o'clock.
Mfrs. Martin, though nearly. dead front.,;;
the.: Horrors of the night,.\wis.'able `to•'
give,the alarm at nn early hour, and e.
crowdof indignant and excited citizzeus
were quickly. on Belor's track, and soon.'
_arrested him. «•
•
IIs 'ir13s .taken before..a mngietrtjte,:
and'- besides Mrs. Martin's own,: state.
tnent the proof'• ng dnst'liitli }wits over-
whelming, By this 'time• the e:coite
ment was intonso and it was ii .ill
ciilty that•cool-headed oitizens'saved Be-
ier froth being lynched at once. Wan -
while I'tartin, the husband, -had return-
ed and was crazed over the.recltal of'
the outrage upon his wile. and he was
only' prevented. by • force from ldllirlg
Belor:orf .the spot. . At 6 o'clock Con,
stable • .Arnold •and five well arinecl Men
started.•with`Balol r'the Shelbyville
jail; twelve mikes dist. t. • By advice
of'citizerls he avoided al the there pub
ria thoroughfares; is er' travelling
throngh the woods he e. deeded iii get-'
.ting just inside the corpo to liruits,`near
the railway •depot, when ti, :large crowd •
of men, 'some of wbon were; disguised,
suddenly rushed out :frons behind the
engine house and freight cars and in a
twinkling the surprised officers were
overpowered..
' The mob seized the Ilrisbner anis fired
a pistol as a signel,'which was answer-
ed by peculiar whistles from • all parts'
of the town.. The clans at once gather-
ed. Mounted men rode tip, joined the
party' and all hurried away- with Beier.
and hanged him. All the streets of the
town Iad,been picketed• with strange
horsemen, who allowed stone to pass un-
til Delor-w.as. in their custody. top
The-bodypiesented a ghastly and 1'e-
volting sight'as it swung in the morning
sunlight. A' black end swollen tongue
protrtldecl': from. the Locking hideous
month. •
It' was believed that he had negro
blood in his veins, though be passed as
a' white man.
•
lite await,
A policeman discovered a negro and
a big watermelon in close company in
an elle and, refusing the temptin
slice offerer to an, sat.
' You stole that nielon on the market"
'
Days '11at1' yes ori de tow path, boss
—way•off one 'side,` was the calm reply:
' Did you buy it.? Come • along and
pdint •out the pian you bought it from.'
•
'No,•Z didn't buy de tnelan, boss
traded fur it.'
' What did you trade i'.
' Now, • boss, what's de use ? Reeh.
T is, heah ant do melon) an' wo stn jes'
eatill` each oder tip like a tornady,.'
' What did you. trade'? persisted the
ofilcer. '
! Wall, if I mus' tell den .I mua'...1
traded a mule and a waggire for dis
Melon,' •
' I clarl't bolietre.it.' t
' T spected yon wouldn't boss, kaso
yoii, dean' realize like I'do how cheap
mules an' waggins lit'z become, an'. how
do price of melons hoz scooted up.'
' iroll'll Have to conte along,' said the
officer., •
Tow, boss l'
'The .ilfficer stepped fit ward. and (Tis
Ms -
coveted. Wb 111610118 behind n bolt. XIe
turned for an explanation, and the lie-
gra. said ;
'Deman fro ,in dose odder tuyo mel-
ons lease I frew in a halter 'long wid
de mule 1 De prieeof halters ani away
down, boss—way down what' even de
poorest kin have haler soup free times
a day 1'
• su'il1eient'to discharge.sueh arrears of taxes and the chargee thereolt. •
La part o ` • Patented or
rte r i t
4
P
C uc �aI ai r Stxe ,
1'Ca.
NInn4 Lot • o e • u. 0 ap ,�"�c... Uupatentad,
litlpu - ' Costs
U1 Taxes
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TOWNSHIP OF; ASHFIELD, ''''''`
11 pt or: E f- 5 .. 1st 11 Division 53 Patented $2 3 1 1 80 est !i2'
•N pr 1 , ,. 3rd W Division 40 . Patented 52,03 1 63 23 71
N *4 .. 8th WDivision • 100 Uupatcntetl, ' 49 08 • 2 33 61 44:
TOWNSHIP OF GODERIOH.
W pt 18 .' B l0} Patented 4 08 I' 20 6 18
5, W. Collins..,,., Part 3 'Maitland • 4- Patented • ., '.• 1 50• 1••1,3 2 60
IseaoIr. King...�.I3art 5 . nlattltuul • 2• Patented1 60 . 110 2 00
\'en. Millet ... Part 4 , .'," Maitland 8•` Patented 3 10 . 1.18 4 37
2,W Conms .:.. Part 106 ., Alaltlan( Patented ,. 3 63 118 4.80
James Craig Part 100. Maitland Patented. .. 0 30 1 35 7 61
2% 5V, Collins . Part -107 07 :nI,lath ntt PatQnted •6 '36
1
25 7'00
John ••Part:207 ., Maitland - .Patented . S73 118 401
:L part 5 .., layiield 43 • Patented 31 30, 1 70 20
00
° VV part 5 . • ..Nyack' 42 Peteetet! 1 04 ' a 1 06 22 a4
.s88
wr,
TOWNSHIP OF ,GREY ••
4100: 1 npatontetl 29 01 - 1 80
100 lnpatsnted.: .20 01 , 1 SO •
100 • Vnpaten ted.. 31 67 1 88 •
,... 100 °Patented 33 0.0 1'03
,13ti1•
13th
,14th
, lath
•
• c-jWN0,1-i1P• oF•. HAY.
t4 2. a . 40th . , ' 50 'Patented .. D 32 1 ',33
• s *o1 .N 9 ,,. Lake 11•oad 1 ,t' 32,4 Patdntctt .. •13 .05 1 40:
VILLAGE' OF . URIOH, I'N. HAY,..
5 tinelI's Sttri ey 1-5 Potential
•, '• 1-:i Patented 73
•• " 1 n Patented 3 3.4'
"11 Patented
44 ::(r 1-5' 'Patented ..1
I, " 1-5 Patented:3 01
i, " " 1-$ ' Patented: 3 0.4
TOWNSHIP OF : HOWi0K.; . •
8881
80 81
.33 45
34 83
•
10•05
14::45
110 13a•
1,70 1.56;
118 .432:
,1 19 : 4'6t
1 1� 4.52
1 11- ,4 10,.
1:15 • :4 10
Part v1 :;ici ` 1- l�atoniett ; I 14 4 04
1.1•i1• 1.03 Patented .. ,• 37 89
• VILLAGE O;;; GORRIE, iN TOWNSHIP OF HOWiCK.
• '• Patented i, 8d 1:.13 2 06
VILLAGE' Or'M•ANOI4ES ..Als,I..TOW.NSH1P' OF. HULLFTT•
3 1-6. Patented 0, 1 10 3 08
Tov NSHJP OF 1Mcic1LLOP.
14th 80 t'eto,tal
Q T I G
On and after this date, Z will sell no goodson.. credit,. the
trouble in collecting trifling amounts being such that x have,
decided to SELL EQIi. OAS}I ONLY, or keep the. goods,
All outstanding accounts must be settled at once, and without
further notice, as z am inli sing arraklgementa to go out of the
Book and Stationery business, and the books must positively
° "bo oloned at once.. .,
+'LY.tTT�TQar
45T3-rie, nay entire stoolof
NVa1R Papers ; being all new and
exeelient patterns, dao baetter op.••
poi biaa,ity can. be• 'Lad. for Il ol�tise-
keepers ._ ; ettxn these Good.s at
%Vho1esal> trleot .
11L,.t•L,.1T - ;-.. U TT, entire stock. of
'W'indow '.Papers: and Caret ']Felt.
:1131 E-3 our-r,_'taw :t entire toe of
l bles, .Prayer 313ooks, and Ilymn
]3oo s.; .•
'TJI..TT'Ta'r :0i 7OLI; uny cats wt of
'.11vNiseell,aneconS
).wetter Paper's, .Note :e per ;, ]u-'
Nrelopes . a,n41 . full • lines in jalanIc
• oo1its. and 011lee •*"tatio1aer .at_.
Jobbing- ^.. ^�n{�. �&. �.� 3''� .
e.ri o 0.D il.�ing- .SL •�.i�e 3s . •
ilbte the Stand --Next door to R..Callander 8 Co/se,
2'i;; 19 42. r ..
SIGIti 61� TREBlfs I GOK, '1 r",Pl'.tSS AND, ThLE.CxfIAPH. OI IXC ,
N. part 1
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estioEssemactrzsraostarsesusinom
• TOWNSHIP :OF STANLEY:
• South Pert :.-- 1,ayftcld'/load North- ,, 75 Patented .• 4744 ' 31 is 49.72
V.iLLAGi^ '.OF''EGNIONDViLLE, IN` TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH, '.
•10' r!r..t',t , :} Patented. ,. 2.51 1 1.5 3 06
VILLAGE,. OF HARPURHEY,. IN TUOK'ERSMITH,
2) Loxia and t#alt'µ 1-5 Patented, 1 13 1 13 °' 71
2•b , Survey 1-t; Patented •14 1 10 1 61
25) 1-5 Patented 54 1 10 . 1.01
VILLAGE OF 13LUEVALE, IN TOWNSHIP OF TURNSERRY.
11 `, 3. Otolon'n Suri. ei :4 . Patelted 9 17' 1 13 4 35.
`.411 ... IMnoan's Shrroy- . . # . Patented .. 0) • 1 10 3 00
VILLAGE OF WiNGHAM,-i'l TOWNSHIP OF 'rURNBERRY.,.
,Pail(
Yillae139 .
"
village 169
Village 171 •
Villa+esl•172. .
". Village 231
V'IIlage 233
Village 315 1
Patented
Village 11 ..:.Fisher's Survey • 1-5 Patonto01•y.,
61 - Patented . 13 i7. 1 5a.
Patented ,. • 4 47. ' 1 20 •
Patented . '10 74 1 35
Patented 7 08 1 28
. Patented . 4 01 1 19
. Patented 0 s, 1 25
Patented ,. 0 74 1 25
93 1 10
4 70 1'20
20 38
5 67
12 00
8.17a
r. 10
762
7'90
, 203
6 90
• „TOWNSHIP OF ,EAST WAWANOSH., -
• N i 33 7th ' • 100 Pateutad 53 SD 2 42 56 34
: ' • TOWNSHIP • OF WEST WAWAN;OSH'
. • 'lei . 10 ,.. 1st 100 Patentee. 10 60 . 1.358 ' a!1 17
15th 400 .P,tented .. 18 35 I G:, 10 00
.'VILLAGE QF DUNGANNON, Ylr1 WEST WAWANOSH:
.38 • ... 3/Meth's Surrey. k Patented ., 1 17 1 13 , 2 I0
• VILLAGE. OR SAYFIELD..'
%7th 171 ... 'Patented .. . 101
• 248
231
562
:164-
,., s
n
463 ,
673 '.
711
73`'2
776
777
' 77.4 "
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752.
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Patented.
Patented
Patented
.e Patented
4 Patented
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
.,7 - Patented
210 ,... Patented.325
Vv raft 3t
::7
4 Patented
* VILLAGE OF • E)ETER..
if, Tayfor'9 Sart ey' • • :. ,'a 1'atetitetl
1'ranee1t0W3 S310Vey.,.. n Pat�iittil
VILLAGE OF WROXETER.
• Hon Mk Street, 3t1,t,,.. § Patented 11 57 3S 72
• VILLAGE OF WINGHAM.
1 13
301 lis.
13 110
35 7 10
201 118
23 1 10
'23 8 11. 10
1.10
219 111
23 1 10
1.02. ..1 10
1 02 • I 13 3 05
3 0`2.. 1.13 3 61
33 1 10 1 33
33 1 is 1.33
133 110 133
133 110 133
2:3 17') 133
W3 1 10' 1 33
23 1 10 1 33
23 1 1s, 1 33
23 110 .133
50 '1 10 1 0)
2 74
4
16
1 49
1 42
3 14
1 33
1 33
1 3s
33
11 0.5
•
0 5,1
s 36
13 (03
3.13
3 299
130 1040
1 30 • • a 06
1413 1500
1 18 •t 73
118 .4•"••
Park 6 . Josephine Street ..,.'2 1'ateutell .,
Park 35 Lessilail'eva3portion.... ..5 ,,l'atentcri
$1111 Reserve,. .... • 7 Patented
Village 1,0t369 ... Government. Survey ,...
.1 Patente
d
.
h21
&f3 .,.. Francis Street . Iat,}atQlt — Stutter Street ... Patented
11 ...
Sadlor'a,Survey 1.6• Patented
l: ..., uledlafll'sSurtey ... Patented
0' - ..,. ,1 " .... i'atentetl
7 , • , " " Patented
.,,* k rAt0lktwl
Iatcnt0d ,.
'Patented .,
, Patented ..
10
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County Treasurer's Oftice, ,
EGodcrich, .July 4tlt,1878, j
it 10 n
w ,,..
1
617
3 00
4 611
7 a,r
r•
93
1 416
3 06
5 66
a 06
2 00
`' U6
3 09
(11
2 Cif
113, . 7 42
1 18 5 17
1 •30 6 83
1'Y•i• 027
1 1:r 1 00
L 18 2 r!)
• 1 95 ,1 91
1 15 13 81
111 3,31
115 3341
11i 131
115 3 S
1 37, 3181
•
A. M. ROSS, n•..
Treasurer, County o 1'1!uron.
NOTiCE,::N:OTIC.E.;,. .NOTICE.
.I. OSI •1'.I W' EL'..e
DIT
Goons
64
SOLD :AT.
OW $ :L
s PRICE
6iilfcr and fggs Cali.
HUGH .WALLA E & co.
LoNLSBOr0, 1Vtarch 7 1878,