HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-02-09, Page 5The new cemetery belonging to the vii
lege, of Elyth is .situated in a very pleasing
locality. It is staked out In lots and fenc-
ed with a barbed wire fence This atyl
fence may be a very beneficial one, altho
it does not coincide with our views; in
country where we have a good supply
wood. The first interment was m
about the beginning of ,cane, since
time ten have been conveyed to this r
ing plane, also the remains of two o.tl,
have been raised and re -entombed t
making twelve.—Coat. -?
WELL DONE.—Mr. Thos. Neilana, our
Collector, has collected every cent Pi taxes
for 1881, very creditable for both .the rate -
pay* of Hullett and the' Collector. It
seems no trouble for Tom to get taxes, he
is !Itch a jolly fellow that after 'one has
paid_ him one feels almost to want to
pay them over again. He has always
genial ringing laugh with him.—Ratepayer;.
VITAL STATISTICS. --Vital Statistics,
Township of Hullett, for 1881.—Births,
98 ; Marriages, 16 ; Deaths, 52.
ILL.—The many friends of Mr. pi, •Biel-
by, of the 7th con. will regret to learn that
he is seriously ill.'We hope to hear of
his early recovery.
GOOD S•rocx: — Mr. John McMillan,
reeve of Hullett, has a span of Canadian
, bred mares for which he has refused the
suns of $700. This is a very large figure,
and shows what' care and attention on
stook may be made to realize.
PREPARING FOR THE NORTHWEST. —We
- are informed that Mr. C. Bell, Belgrave,,-'
am, that J. Howson get bridges built on.'
-SSR 30-31,' con.' 13, and give an order on
the treasurer for payment as hen completed,.
and` that J. McMillan and J. Howson be
e of appointed to prepare plans and specifiea•
n a tions for :building'a: new bridge on con. R.
,a 12-13, lot 29, the bridge to' be built of two
f -abutments ents and.one pier of cedar timber.--
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that Nevelt by,J. I3o}vson sec by J Britton
that the treasurer :be instructed to deposit
four hundred dollars of the:township
funds in the, Bank of Commerce, Goderich,
to the credit of the township, until' re -
hos
has the contract -for two dwelling Moue
for Manitoba, one being for Mr. Ang
Campbell of Hullett, the other for Mr.
Geddes jr. Morris ; these buildings are
be framed ready to put together then shi
ped to their destination. This is, a gr
idea, not to say anything •of 'the conve
ience. Who would' not go to ,Manito
with'sueh an outfit. 1 -
GRANGE SOCIAL,—The sixth anniversar
of the organization of the Hullett Grang
was observed by a social, in the Tempe
ante Hall, Londesboro, on Monday eve
ing. The hall was filled to its utmost c
parity by the members of the order, an
friends .who had been invited to partak
of their -hospitalities After a'sumptuol
and excellent repast had been partaken o
Mr. John earnings, worthy master, w
voted to the chair, who briefly addresse
them and then called upon Mr. Ray, o
Morris, to address them, _who was follow
ed by Mr. Hood, of Sunshine, (secreta
of the Division Grange) who,.after quetin
several. ,articles. from their .constitution
impressed upon them the importance o
furthering their -own interests other tha
pecuniary, by judicious education and pro
moting the social qualities of the order
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He was followed by -Re:v.•Mr. Loug'head in
a brief but well put speech. Mr. John•
cMillan being next called on, went at
le + th into the practical life of •a• farmer,
dea i o g with the improvement ,of . stock,
the ncessary education of a farmer,' and
impressed on the youth the necessity of .a
deep interest in their calling, and connpar-
ing their position'se one much preforrable
. to that of anybusiness or professional
• , Asan. His remarks•were these calculated'
to dogood,, and none should be more
heartily adopted than his advice for all of'
- Then: to become members of some.Mechan-
• ics'Institute.' .Mr: Holmes followed briefly
and was succeeded by Mr. John Rudd,-
who
udd;who took up the advantages of the Grange
system, '•and in his humorous manner,
pleased as well as instructed his°hearers.
Rev. Mr. Hamilton followed, and impres-
sed upon his hearers _the necessity c f a
study of, agricultural chemistry among
farmers ;.believed their nailing was a nobl0-
one, and they should avail themselves oft
all their privileges and rights as citizens.
Canada, he said, would t}lways be an agri-
cultural country, and to develop her • im-
mense resources required the earnest ap-
plication of mind and body. During";the,
• evening's proceedings; the chair furnished
excellent music, and a couple' of pieces
were also sang by Miss Woodman' and
Miss Hiles. Votes of thanks were then'
pegged': to the speakers, choir, ,ladies,
chairman, &c., ail of which were suitably:
acknowledged, after which' the 'gathering
broke up at an early h%tnr, having spent a
very pleasant time. This order appears`
to be in a prosperous• condition,having
membership of over 70, with fresh addi-
tions at every meeting. The secretary of
the order is Mr. Jas, Snell; vdho was- Most
assiduous in contributing to the success of
the gathering. .
COUNCIL.—A meeting of the council of
Hullett was held at Londesboro, on 'the
Slat January ; all the members present ;
minutes of former Meeting were•'read and
confirmed.
The award and decisioq:•61 the Minister
of Education bearing date the 21st Jan.,
• 1882, in refelrrence-to-tile dispute with the
trustees of th'e Rtfnlan Catholic Separate'
School, previouiily submitted . to him, art
' • mutually greed by the council and said
trustees,./was read,- ' deciding that .the
'amenut of county school assessment `taxes
paid to the said township by the aupport
,sire of said eehool, from the year 1876to:
the year 1881, botti inclusive, be refunded
to the said trustees. •
Moved' by J. Britton, sec.. by J. How -
am, that the decision • just read be adopt-
ed, and that, as the said trustees have al-
ready been paid the last three yeara men- •
tioned, sixty dollars be now paid to them,
being equivalent to the amount paid; by'.
them during the previous three,years, said:.
aixty'dollar's to be payment 'ii full of 'all
claims by the said trustees iu aforesaid
disputed matter.—Carried. •
• Moved by J. Howson, .sec. by J. -Lash
am, that the treasurer's account, up to
27th Jan., with this township, as audited,
be now finally passed, and that fifty copies
of the auditors report; and abstract, in
sheet form, be published. -=Carried.
Moved by J. Mason, see. by J. Britton,
"that Alex. Grant be paid $13.85 for gravel
for son. R. 12.13, lote,'9.10.—Carried •
Moved by J. Howson, see. by J. Brit
ton, that the clerk write tpp Dr. Sloan,
pathmaster, road division No. 86, Hullett,
for 1880, asking information' with respect
'w' to road work in said road division, for the
year 1880, as complaint has been made.
that said road•ivork was not performed for
that year, and we find that returns have
not been made for said year for said divi
- sion.—Curried.
Moved by J. Lasham, see. byJ. Masan,
that by-law No.. 5, 1881, dividing- the
townships int° ten pound divisions, be re --
pealed, and that the clerk prepare a by-
law, to be passed at the next poeeting of
council, making the whole of the township
into one pound division.—Carried.
Moved by J. Britton, see. by J; Lash:
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quired for the use of the township.—Car-
ried..
ownship.—Car-ried.• •
The • council then adjourned to meet,
again when called, by. the Reeve.
JAs.''BBAITilWAlTE, Clerki
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Trite To Her Trust.
•`1oomuch cannot be said of the ever -faithful.
wife and,niother, constantly watching and car-
ing for her dear ones, never neglecting a single'.
. duty in their behalf. When theyare assailed
by..disease,", and the system should have a;
thoroifgh'eieausivg}tire stomach and bowels.'
regulated, blood purified, malarial poison'extor-
mivated, she inust know that Electric Bitters'
are the only 'sure remedy. Thoy•axe the best
and purest nredteine fit the world and only'eost
fiftycents.. Sold by,T. H. Combs.
business now I Before. the public.
+, ESI Yon. can mal e in neyf aster at work
forus than at'anyt ing else. Cap
rtal not,needed, We will•start you.
$1;2 a day and upwards made at honor by -th industri-
ous. Men, women, boys and girls wanted .everywhere
to work for us." .,Nowis-the tune:, You can work in •
spare time only -give your whole time to the loran.,
ness.. •You can .live Itt horire and do the work. go
other business will -pay you nearly, well, No one
can fyil tb make:•enorntous pay by engaging at once.,
Costly .Outjt add terms free. Money made fast, easily
and honorably. Address TRUE & Co., -Augusta,, Maine
In
iss�Iution- Qf Partnersh_
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is hereby, given that the Parti erN0TIcE ship heretofore existing between theunder-
signed, as general .Storekeepers in -the village of
-Londesborough, will be dissolved, by mutual con-
sent on the 13th day of February, 1882, ALL
PARTIES INDEBTED TO THEM are,:requestedf tO call,
and settle] and parties holding claims against them.
will oblige by presenting'theth for settlement.
cOnnectjOn With
the above announcement '.aive have decided
tohold a
And -offer the whole' of our immense stock ata .Wvery; -slight ad
vance on cost for, cash, and respectfully request you to call, and
secure seasonable goods at prices that will astonish you.
Go tc, coopiEll)s Dass Uoois, Flannels, Inc° adercloth n
FOP VERY
CHEAP.
C1H[I:Al� GISOCERI +'S j.0 c�tici' �1"td.
11 1.6.0,1 S itiie •-�7u°>id,s �. will: nsto1lir i ou
Crockery, Glassware, tic. .
Qat►11ea1 ��d:�Co�me�1, ah���.ys al��ll���l
a ALSO
Petty's: cehbrated "E gush 8rcakiast 8acor�,
f�V
q of OIIP celobrato&�
1st:Ovoreoats stlll 0�1 hailL
.
BE SURE YOU SECURE ONE. PRICES HAVE ,TUMBLED
Long ClearBciicon,.Sugar•ettrecd �Ici ns,
And ..Aro.1 LARD:
At -prices whieh•-eannot-.be berteu-int town. _
HIS 60 C. TEA 'A+: SPECIALTY
SOLE AGENT FOR
Dobbins' ELECTRIC SOAP
3�u JUST 'RECEIVED, A LOT OF
Flat- and Split Herring.
'• THOMAS COOPER, .
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON
a week in your own town. .$5 . outfit
free.. 'No 1 isk. Everythingmew. ',Cap,-
ital not required. We will furnish you
!'everything. Many are. making .for-
tunes. Ladies make as -much as men,, and boys and
girls make, great pay Reaael~ if, you want a business
at which you can make great'pay all the time you work,
write for particular to II. HALr,Err & Co., Portland,'
Maifle • ,
John: McGar, va,
SALT:: MANUFA ruEER,
ANI) DEALER IN
GRUCERI S N PRUVIS401NS,
' . 293 Vic';o1'ia Stieet.
-'A few doors south of the Post Oliiee..
Very, Choice' Lard,: Hams El Bacon
For sale at'1'owost prices:
i'Caeh paid for 'Farm Products. • ,
•- J. 'McGARVA.
Clinton, April
RE{SIO V41 i
THE SUBSORIBERBEGS LEAVE:. TO'STATE-
to the public;thnthe has received since the
re, a large,am'd superior class of,.
COPFINS, CASKETS;
offin.Trlmminga and;Robe8.
AaplendidHEARSE kept. Pi.nrx'Ceiri+ine always
on -hand.. Pattiesok,5 be supplied in ono hour, at
• .any time, it very reasonable dates '
-.;THOS STEVE111801e.
Bacey's, old Stand, Albert Street, Clinton,
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f ,,4rgains in Ready -Made Clothing.
Decided BARGAINS in BOOTS aim' SI10.ES:;.�: ___
Remember the goods must be sold; bottom
prices will . sell them.'
Call and be convinced thatj(yo can buy goods
cheaper now than: you ever. bought :them before.
:There will undoubtedly be a rush to 'secure' these°goods
and we advise our ..friends to cone early and have the advan-'
tage of a full stock . to select; f orr.
LT.BOOTS:Oheaperth ever
orse Blaiikcts, Bu talo and Goat Robes
cit t -Bottom Prices.,.
irropimm.
Victoria $1 w1 . CCliutc ri.
11lC1.-77, NEXT.' TO:R M. RACEY'S,':ALBERT STREET;',.;`
Is tie spot to buy. your ` Furniture
As we'mauufactare all our own goods we are prepared to give"our customers a batter quellt
of goods for less money than can be Obtained elsewhere.
Can and see our Bedroom' Sets, 3 -pieces .
Bedstead, Bureau and .Wagh"stand,
B> OADr or k BOX, 7,7 Brick BIock Cliinton. ;,,
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1 lforin o.ur customers. -list we navebeen fortunate
��L I i. We •hog to :il enough to secure some of those ,.. _ ' .
• MANUFACTURED IN TORONTO. Yt?
'A permanent, sure care for disoabes,•_dioorders and ley"
s,
ailments of the Ifidneys, Bladder and Urinary Scare- �vFs
tive Systein, or attendant complaints-eitusing Pain ^ h �' � _ • �~'Ll. • • ..
in small of Back, Sides, &c, Gravel, Catarrh of the
Bladder and Passages; ebi'ghte Disease, Dlabeles, - r. w� v;llLlll(�/, aL&lhil,l�ij
Dropsy, ISi16a,Nervo es Debility, &e, v�
Pamphlets sad Teetimoniale can be obtnmod from
druizgiatafree. 0 ear %
Pnrone—Child a Pad, $I.fiO cures hod vtettin Ito
Slliar to what the had last y , s \beincg
very fine fruit) at a'.
gularIrad,${2, Special Pad for Chronic Discadea,$3 price which will A117•hlA us in cull th • .". inary.,. .
WATTS & CO , Clinton, is
It W. TAIJRTELL, Teeswater; W. T, I3R'sN, Wing -
ham,• RaAWRASON &•IAMILTON.731yih J 9. ItO.
BERT S, Seatorth 1 '0. II IIENSON,'13ayllold 9. A
HODGE, Mltahollr THE CENTlIAL.I)RUG STORE,
Exeter;; Z. R rAClf9ON, Retwall ,'EGET. MELLES,
Itippen. B. A, 11tITCIIELL, London,.ivhelesaleag't
• " BEAVER BLOCK, NEXT TO THE TOWN HALL:
9. PALLI5TI4.
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