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City Boktor
vOL 17, NO. 9.
TEEMS - 11140 Per Ausitiouns.
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CLINTQN,
ONT., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1882.
E. HOLMES dk SON
Publishers•
/E'ROPERTIES FOR SALE.
House for Sale.
etti NvIrtiOettletttO.
Wanted.
ITIHAT house Situate on James Street and at present
,
1 occupied by Mee. Joileph Wheatley, sr., containing A GOOD GENERAL 'SERVANTIMMEDIATELY.
three roome and kitchen 'attached. Good 'well and Apply at this office.
pump. One fifth of an acre on gardens with soraetireee
• ' A. MANNING. '-Boots Found. -
For further particulars apply 'on the premises or to
House and Lot for Sale.
TMITE subscriber offers for sale the B013813 and lot or-
liupied by blmeelf on the corner of King ond Vinton
Stieets, a short diatanee from the Presbyterian Church
The house contains 6 rooms; the lot is about one-third
of an acre, and has hard ansFsoft water and stable
thereon. Millstb-Csold,cheap;osirthe proprietor is names
ing to Miuittoba.„ '
•413 JOHN BITSLICY,
Farm for Sale.
LOT number 8 in 2nd eon. of Mullett, the south
west quarte$ of Lot No. 10 in the 5th con. of Hui.
lett, and the eaat-half of Lot No. 11 in the 5th con. of
Mullett, containing 175 acres. Lot number -8 is con-.
veniently situated, with good roads to Clinton and
&Worth. Good house and outbuildings. Will be gold
cheap and on easy terms. .
A. 11. MANNINI1, Vendor's Solicitor.
DWELLING AND BAKERY FOR' SALE.'
'Th conveniently situated dwelling and bakery, in
...whieh a.geod bpaineas has been. done, on Victoria
street, is offered for sale oneaSitiiiiiiii` The -dwelling -
is 1storeys high, containing 7 rooms. The shop ie of
the same height, with conveniencesfor doing .a . large
buaineas. 'The lothaS50 feet front. Stable in the rear
facing on a streets Apply to H. Hale, Clintom or to •
R. MCLENNAN, Seaforth.
Clinton, Feb. 14, 1$81. • '
Botcher Dimness and &Awe
FOR SAI
THE undersigned offers for male his shop fiictures;
. waggons, carts, sleighs, Slaughterhouse, and.eVery-
ihing that is rieceskiry to carry ori the Butchering
•businees, "all in' first-class repair:. Also, a span of
•essinies.a,sa hps8asss, Will be sold on reasonable terms.
Possession given immediatelY,S,as the -proprietor ih:
tends going to the north-west. . . •
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,ALSO, that new brick ' lions* and. Dot, on Rotten-
-J -1-s bury. Streets west of the Methodist Church. The
,Lot is ono quarter of an acre, well stocked with choice
frint•trees, and bas splendid hardand soft water tliereen
The house contain11 rooms, clothes closets, pantry,
cellar 42 x17- with,eement floor. Will he 'sold on•rea-
sona.ble terms. " Apply, for partieulars, to • .
,4 It. FITZSIMONS, Clinton.
NOTICE' is hereby 'given that. the -partnership here-
toforeexisting between IlUttl3AM. & LteLIE, et
the Town of Clinton' as Carriage and Waggon Makers,
has been dissolvedby mutual 'consent. All partiee
indebted to the firm onusi settle the •same by the. -Ist
of February, 1882; end these having clitirris against -the.
erns will send them in for 'settlement; at onees •
Jan, 4, 1882. • . • •
F. RUMBALL,
. The subscribers would take this•opportunity of .res
turning thanks for the libcral patronage extended to
theme during ticeirs4ongterm'ef partnership, and hope
the seine may be continued to the Member contuming
the busines-s.. •
In eMonectien With the above,- the Subscriber hopes
to merit a continuance ormitronage by strict attention
to business and using therein nothing but the best of
material and Workmanship., All woik being•perfonned
under. his ownniservision, he can guarantee satisfac-
tion in emny raapeet. • ; ' • .
FRED. RUMIIALL.
Chntons Jan. 4,• 1882. .
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ANITOBA
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AFEWdais since a pair of Man's Boots were found
in Clinton. Ownei• can have them on aPpliea-
tion to thisOffice.
• For Sale,
In- the thriving Town of' Clinton
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND TOOLS of an establish-
ed Ion...Meas. First-class etand.
A. MATHESON, Clinton.
Card Of Thanks.
• THE GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY. ---
THE undersigned has much pleasure in aeltnowledg.
Mg the very pror4t and eatisfactory manner in
which the lozs oceamionedsby the fire -which destroyed
Quigleies. Hotel, in the village of Manehester,fias been
settled by the above insurance company.
L. A. .SHEPPARD, Mortgagee.
Two Houses for gale or to Relit
'HOUS' FOR SALE or to rent, situated two doom
south of the Rattenbnry Houee, containing 8
Towne and every convenience, hard and ' soft water ;
also, stable and choice fruit trees on the lot
Also, House for sele sir to rent containing 7 rooms,
with other conveniences, hard Water and atable-riitu-
ated on Queen Street, Lot No. 419.
t4 W.• GRIGG, proprietor.
SEED .OATS For 'SALE
BLACK a TA:RTARIAN. , •
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rrHE subscriber has for sale a quantity - of ttiese MAR
-L of superior .quality lately grown from a change of
Seed. These, oats are pure, And free froui foul Beed,
. end I believe them to be the best yielding variety in
Canada. I have loadIrom 70to 80 bushels to the are.
Trice 10 .cents per beak. A limited quantity of two
roWedbarley'for sale. ' JAS. LANDS130R0UO1I.
, Tuokersinith, Lot 23, Con. 11. IL S.
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PROPER.T1ES .FOR. SALE:
THE SUBSCRIBER•offers the following propertiee
for sA)e
CKYSTAI. 'CVTY. '
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; Lots 4, 78n Block D. 5 in•Block A and 7 in
Block K.- 9.and 11 in Block, L. 2 and 4 in. 131oek M.
Cryetel 'City is (hie of the best Meations in Manitoba,
the coansty Beat of the Rock Lake :Section; surrounded
by an exceUentfarming country, all taken. up, Pro-
perty in thia section tins rapidly risen in Value, and in-
yeetinentif made recently have Smiled out Very. profit-
.
In Nelson Survey -Lots 1 and 14, -Block 21. 10, 11,
12, Block 17. 5,-6lock 5. 8, Block 19.
Property in Nelsonville has reeentlytaken a wonder-
ful •" boom". upwards, owing to the location of a branch
of the.Canada Poeffic Railway to the town,sand also to
the intention of ,the Southwestren Railway to con-
struct their line to this place. ,
Also 240 acres of splendid land in section 16, town-
ship 16srange S, •west. ' • • , • .
Maps of the above places, with descr. • i •
ptions of the
lads, etc., can be seen at Mr. A.11. Manning'S office,
who will give all informatidn in reference thereto.
ZrAny or all of the aboie properties will be split, on
seasonable ternis. - •
•R, HOLMES,
Clinton Ontario.
or Sale.
AVERY light, but atrongly built BUGGY, and is
good cutter ; 5160 a good saddle, has been used
very little. Will be sold on reasonable terms for cash
or negotiable note. Apply at this offiCe.
Store to let in Town Hall.
Partnership Dissolution.
12181 firm of YeC.ART.NEY, T110.MSON & Ston', build-
ers, etc., have this day dissolved partnership by
mutual consent. All debts due the Ovid firm roustbe
paid before the loth of Merchsinst., to either Mr. Mc-
Cartney OnMr. Thomson, and all accounts against the
said firm must be sent in to these parties before that
date
JAMES MeCARTNEY.
-HUGH THOMSON.
JOHN SCOTT. •
Clinton, Feb. 2 84.
House to Let..
.COr4TAIN1N4 six rooms. Plenty of ovate?. "Rent
•low, • Apply to , • , • s
• •,` MISS MOUNTOASTLE, Spencer St
5nintonFeb..16„ 1852. • , • ••
For Sale
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T"' balance of•stlo
eek' and provender benging, to
the unclersigned,rcensistn. of hay, straws chaff ,
and quantity of.Turnips. • • •
' * • • SAMUEL T. HOLMES, Clinton.
House and Lot for
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.1NII/13. SALE', a conyeniently-situated Honse and Lot
.12 on Rattenbury St., west of the Methodist church.
.LTlie.81st...is_one,quarter of, an acres_well stoelied with
choice fruit trees, and has splendid well -end soft water •
'thereon." The house contains seven rooms,•pantry. and
good cellar. Will be sold on • reasonable terms. For
particulars apply to • W. WHITES, Clinton.
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LONDESBORO.
New York trips are all the go here now,
with turnips for Keefer & Co.
Mr. 0. Myers, who is leaving for Mani-
toba, leaves this place without a butcher
at present. .
iin-
Mperted colta foratbout $1,200 ; it goes to
meiej.nThos. Bell -has
. ,fs:.spld. 'one of his
Mr. Jno. Brunsdon has hid agents out
again for all kinds of Machinery. Tarraere
should reserve their orders for him.
The Presbyterian tea meeting here was
a grand success, as was also the social; the
sum of $60 was realized and'a very plea-
sant time spent.
Mr. C. Sundercock, with a car load of
stock and imple'naents, leaves here on
Thnrsdayjor.Manitoba, in company with
severarollrs. Charley is pushing fel-
low, and it Is hoped he will succeed, far
he" deserves to.
CONCERT. -- On Monday evening next
the Jubilee'Singers will give one of their
fainous eraertainnaents in the Methodist
Church here, commencing" at 7.30 p.
Thelehould be greeted by a large attend-
ance. They also appear at Kinhurn on
the 7th.
• The special services are still- being eon-
tii•ch,
con-
tinued n the 1Vlethoat Church. The of-
ficials of this church should make some
permanent arrangements whereby service
would be held . twice every Sabbath, in-
stead of once, as at present. • Such a move
would, we believe, meet with the approval
not wily of Methodists, but of others also.
Goesentest ToveNseire
The Jubilee Singers appear at Bethel
church on Thursday •
The farm of Mr. D. Bruce, on the 2ncis
con. has been sold to Mr. D. 'IcBrien,for
The continued freezing and thawing is
already telling against the fall wheat in
some sections.
• Mr. Thos. Potter has bought the place
known as "the Walker farm,'' 80 acres, on
the igth cora ae$1 800.
Annexation or not, was to be the subject
for discussion at the 'last night (Wednes-
day) meeting of the,Yorter's Hill debating
club
Mr. G. Elliott, reeve, is making prepa-
rations to erect a a ubstnntia1s. dwelling
hehse for himself, and has let the contract
therefor. .
COL11011,NE.
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BELGItAvit:
edRfreovna. latePhil pillhnaess sa.1))311411111Y Yee°ver-
Rev. M. Wilkins has resigned his pas-
torate of the Presbyterian Church here.
Eoos-ntionnissArge.-Mesars. Hale &
Tay/or sold 300 dozen of eggs, on Satur-
day last, tO Powell the egg man. -
GRAND [ExHIBITIoN.-Several young
men froMI Blyth, exhibited themselves
here, on Tuesday evening, in Morley's
Hall, in a grand farcical show, in which
they took' it for granted that the people
here did net know anything. ..
HIGH PRIED. -The BelgrEive girls ire
all held ftil, certain prices, ranging dom
000 up to $3,000, Two young ladies'in
one fanailylare held respectively at $1,000
and $2,000 and are well worth the money.
Mrs. Long's school is in a flourishing
condition and quite a benefit to this place:
Her scholars number 42, and the progress
they are making is quite satisfactory.
The annual meeting of, the Belgrave
Bible Society was held on Monday even-
ing in the Presbyterian church. Addres-
see were delivered by the resident mini's-
tere and • Others. „In every reepect .tlie
meeting_was:-a graliki success -
• A Mr. Burwa.sh. was drawing timber- to
the mill here, last week, and one night he
was surprised,about two hours after finish-
ing his days's work, to discover one of his
horses dead. ' OARS -
There is great talk over Simprove-
ments to be made here next summer. A
grist mill, several stores and private dwel-
lings are among the buildings projected.
On the evening'of Friday, the 24th ult.,-
a number of the members and friends of
the East Wasvanosb. Methodist chutch
met at the residence of C. Hanna, Esq.,
to spend an evening with his son-in-law,
Mr: Ifir,iglitman, who leaves in two weeks
for - Turtle I Mountain. After the older
gentlemen had spenteome time in discuss-
ing politics, and the peunger men and la-
dies had enjoyed a general tete-a-tete on
$1.1bjeCtS Of greater interest,: Mr. Wight -
man Was naade the recipient of eight vol-
nmes of Whecloia's Commentary, and Miss
Hamaa was presented with a handsome
silver cruet stand and butter cooler. Mr.
Wightmanl has been ennerintendent of the
Sabbath school in this church •for some
years, and' Miss Hanna has presided at
the. organ.
Quite -a number of the " boys" are pre -
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. II, Morley gone with the malority
When a telegram was received here
yesterday that Mr. Henry Morley had
died at Belgrave, people could hardly be-
lieve the. information, because he had
been in tonvn on Saturday, in apparently
as good health as he ever enjoyed.
The deceased was well known to the
people of this -neighborhood, haying re-
sided hereabouts for the past ihrty-five
Years. Born in England, be emigrated to
thig country shortly after he had attained.
his majority, and settled in Goderich
township, being one of the oldest settlers
therein. Having acquired some means
he 'wisely put it out at interest, which
quiekly accumulated until he became
kndkvn as one of the wealthiest men in
the nemmunity. He never married until
about 18 months _since, when he wedded
Mrs. Carson, formerly of this place. Al-
though a man of no learning, he was not
deficient in intelligence, being exceeding-
ly shreWd and cautious in his dealings.
IAA week he came to town to visit a
number of his friends and acquaintances,
and spent several days here, returning
home on Saturday.
He appeared to labor under 'a little
nervousness, but nothing was thought of
that. On Monday morning, in conversa-
tion with a friend,,he talked of 'dying;
though then in perfect health, ' and ex-
pressed the thought that when he did die„
it would be suddenly. How little he- .
thought he was then ee near the end of
life's journey. His age would be about
83, though he sometimes claimed that hecr"'.
was notbo eld; but we believe that would
be his correct age. '
. 7 -he. . E. Methodists have -been ear. \
Paring to leave for Daltotaa They, should'
each take a girl'along, and subseribe for
copy of the 'NEW' Enetsthen. their happe-
nese would be assured. ' • •
There are no less than seven Methodist
churches in this township, in addition to
several of 'other denominations. What a
hard lot of heathens we must be to neces-.
sitate all thele evangelizing agencies.
, A large party assembled at the house of
House to Rent or for sale.
THE subscriber offers that convenientlY-situated.
House on Rattenbury Street, ,a few doors west of
the Methodist Church, to rent or "for sale on reason-
able terms. The house bast rooms and pantry, and
isil other eeetTelli9leee. For partieulara apply to the
Rsw ERA office or to MISS CHURCHILL, Albert St.
• Boy Wanted.
A'GOOD, istimig; steatly.boY, for 9 or lorooritha, able
to attend horse,. I deal inall kinds of tin . and
japan ware, spoons 104 'i,ialery; and take the following,
in trade for the same*: --Cotton and windiest -rim old•
carpets.; rubleer slioes,.paper, etipper, brasses -leads and
all sorts of iron. Being now alone in She bisiness I
have a good strong horse for Sale. Any parties having
business with me at 'home; will find Inc•there. every
Mondoy.• All parties due the estate long, must settle
et,once to save' costs, as r am determined to be put off
-no longer, • •
• - mmerpai, .ectiler.. •
' 'Clinton Feb. 14 '1882. -‘• '
Ilisitof the Prophet Jeremiah to old Ireland
Friday evening, March 3rd.
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THE store now occupied by alessre. Taylor & Son,
as a shoe shop, is offered to rent. Applications Cekil
be Made to Chairman of Property Committee.
Clinton Feb. 7 1882. . W. C. SEARLE.
FREIGHT FOR MANITOBA
PARTIOS having quantities of freight, bermes or Cet-
i_ tle, for the north west, fcr sls"elellei re' to i-ei'c.:rust °el
middle,of March, would do well to.. gro
before making arrangements.: 1,
A. CALLANDER
' Old Bending Factory, Victoria St.
Clinton, Jan. 12, 1882. •
II S IP 0 '
American Cross Cut
latforna Scale
M
IRON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT,
CLINTON. -,
01'O\VN
REVI DR. WILD,
OF TO,FLONTO,
Will deliyer &lecture on the above failsieets under the
auspices of the Literary'and Scientific,Society.
ADMISSION, 25 CTS., RESERVED SEATS 55 CTS.
-UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE
OY
VALUABLE' FARiVii.
Fit57,in 'Stock„ Furniture, &a.
THE undersigned will sell by Public Auction, bn
LOT 39 CON. 4 0001ERIC,I1 TOWNSIIIP on
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FRIDAY 3 1882
rying on epeclalrneetiogifor
,
The, ice, which formed a ttniporary -bridge,
has hr;'.8ken up and departed to colder spheres'.
The revival meetings which have been car-
ried on at [Zion 8.10. church is still carried on
FATAL'Ai)CIOENT -.011 Thursday last a very
sad and fatal accident happened to a ebilet.of
Mr. Peter Fisher, aged about eighteen months.
'While 'playing about it had, climbed on *hair
and. taken MOtheett knitting from, a ..etipe
board, when it fell from the cliair, one ,of tne-
Aufnrciellr'cojnaenpuliinirkgenta°rfly tFerrimdas,y,an7be.11110711ed' needles 51.5 penetrating its temple and brain,
the usual routine of such affairs.. Ibis causing death in three minutes. The afflicted
makes 3 parties at that place and is cer- parents have the sympathy of their many
tainly a credit to the parties who got them friends.
CORRECTIoN.-Mr. Editor, I see that •WING -BASSI.
'Mr. Torrance denies the statement 1 made
three 'week e • ago, and like yourself, Mr.
Editor, 'I do not wish to injere anyone, foralthough the'majority of people show their
friendship by imbibing whale- when .they
meet after -a long absence, the practise is, '
I 'am glad tolearn fallingiutodieuse, and •
if any mistakes . or mie-statements have
been made, the brother has made then:I.--
Yet:1k CORRESPONDENT-
tE.A. MEICTING.-A Tea Meeting, was
held on Thursday evening .1aet in Cole's ,
C. M. Church, • Goderich "township,and
was eucCesifidly carried out in everar're-
sped's"- The chnreliwas crowded to such an
extent that the stove was removed to
Make extra'rotim. After supper, prepar-
ed in the well kneish style ofthe ladies of
the neighborhood, speeches were made by
Rev. Messrs. McDonaghs'Luig, Cook, and
Mr. A. H. Manning Rev. Mr. Living-
stone.occupied the chair, and the chinch
cheir'interaperand the proceedings with a
number of. appropriate' and well sung
hymns. The evening following .tv social
equally -successful was held in .the sitm-e-
place.. Altogether about $60 was realized.
' P_RESENTATION.— On _Monday evening
last a large number of the membera of St:
Janos" Church, assembled at the 'residence'
of Mr.' Henry Steep, for the purpoo of
presenting his daughter Martha with a
dozen each -of the following articles, viz.,
silver spoons, forks, and knives, accom-
,peniecl by the following address, which
speaks for itself -,--- , •
Dean Msss STEEP, -The congregation of St.
Janies' Chnrchcannot let the happy occasion
of , your forthcoming 'nuptials pass without
Marking, in SODA way, their appreciatfon of
your personal worth and of .your •long-oon-
tinged and valuable services as organist and
leader of the choir. Our connection has been
always rendered pleasant by year quiet and
unostentatious performance of your mtsical
duties,. and We trust that harniony, in the.
production of which yoti are such a proficient,
may always reign in your new home,:whither
our thoughtshall accompany you, with all
'best -wishes for your welfare. We beg that
you will accept the preSeut gift as a slight,
token ofour warm interest in your future,
accompanied, as it is by our earnest prayers
that God Will most -richly bless both you and
yOUrs. Signed, oh behalf of the congregation
of St. ;Tames. • ,
' • C. 11.' Matthew, John duff,
John13eacom, • • Rat. NicAlurray,
0, G. Middleton, T: R. Jowett,
johnMiddleton. ' • ,
Mr. Steep feelingly replied on behalf of
hia dauglter"4fteff 1cbi0h tlifise present:
„spent the remainder --of the evening in
pleasant social intercourse. '
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The following articles, Tiet—a mare 7 yeara•pld ; linare
4 years old in foal, 1 horse II yeeresold,. 3 enivs in calf,
1 heifer coining three no *cliff, 1 heifer twoyears old, 3,
ealyee, 27 sheens 1 !timber waggon, 1 bob.sleigh, 1 long
eleigh,,1 light inon bobbs, 1 cutter, 1 roller, 1 iron plow.'
1 woodeiShandlo p/ohs, 2 send/ere,. 1 set ,iron harrow,
1 turnin cutter, 1 ,wheelbarrow, 1 corn shelter, 1 hay
rack, 1 wood•raelr, 1 , carpenter's. bend/17-'2 • &fors,. 1
dog power, 1 crosscut saw," 1 scraper, 40 cedar posts, 75
cedar poles for fencing, I 'Mono, 1 table, I ' task, sed
steads, (Mains, I Parlor Stove, pipes and stand, and riO1-
rnerous• other iirtieles. "Side 58 tommenec at 1,0 a. 01.,
sharp. 'hoonelo served at 1 oSelock. • -
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Wilt ale° be sold at the mine time and Place, the
farnis'• donsisting •of 'Lot 59, C011aOSSiOn 4, Coderien
Township, being 80 acre.% ,1.0 cleared &scent 10 scree,
•whieh-i-govithiudwooci-hilsii...zho,fitma-is-in-a-grilon--
diii state 0;i:cultivation, and has good fralne'llouae,
sharnssstainc; shffilz, 094 good Orchard thereon, iS welt
watered; there being a gpleinfid,erbek rtmaing through
the farm; la addition 0 was, on (46 pine°, Situate 8
miles fronsIlityfield, 8 Nairn Clinton, and 731 from 5404e -
rich.. SATX WITIMUT 81.1;Se.121/ el, aS the pro prieteZ is lean-.
MOM" Manitoba, ' . • - ''.
Tatou, fOr tlie faro, • ten ger cent on day Of sale,
balance in 80 days,' without interest, For snick, 90.,
all MIMS Of 45 and ut der, ,eas), over that amount 8
menthe' credit will he girCu'en fereighing ell -proved
Joint notes,', A' discount,,Of .8 per cent per anniiin for
cash on credit amounts,. - ' • ' ,
.0, SIIAW, Pr'oprietor, a:HOWSON, atietionecr you to recevei ma - 0- oe on OhO,
, . . .
From the Hub.
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morels perhaps no tonic ofiercd to the pee-
ve that poeliesses as much reXlintrInsit Visine
as the Boinnitters: Jest at, this ye:vr, when tile
stems:ell needs all appetizer; or the blood needs
parifying, the cheapest and best reinsdy iwEop
Bitters. An ounce of prevention Is 'worth. a
pound of coven; don't wit until you are pros-
trated by a -deices° that,' nifty teke .inoutlis tor
,
• FIRE. -On Sunday night a fire broke
out in the 'store of Mr. John Snell (bro:
ther-in-law of the Messrs. Jackson, of
Clinton) destroying the same and the ad-
joining pretnisee. The efficiency ef the
waterworks prevented the' fire spreading
to the hotel stables and other premises
near by.
A DROP. -Ii is currently reported that
a well known resident of thie place, 'who
short time since did make a big spec in
Winnipeg property, has since succee,cledein
losing all he then made and several thou-
sands more. • • •
EAST WAWANOSH.
Last Saturday, Robert Coultes sold one
of his horses for the snug sum, of
same evening one of his ewes gave
birth to three lambs. They areallliving
and doing well.
eratnnovBafEleT.-The contracts have
been lit for the building of three large
frame barns on the lOtla eon.; also for the
erection of a large brick church by the
-Presbyterian denomination. --
Mr. Manning, of Clinton, occupied the
pulpit offlus_0._1%. claurch,_onLthe_10th
con. He delivered an , excellent sermon.
--He also preached at Belgrave in the
evening.
Since the above ayaS in type mac have „
receiied the following :-Mr. H. Morley
died suddenly to -day at eleven a.m. He
had felt a little pained in the region of .
the heart, during the Morning, lout not
regarding it as anything of a serious na-
ture, he busied himself about the house
aS usual. While carrying a board in
front of his store he fell suddenly. On
being lifted up he gasped for breath and
immediately h e, was gone.
His faltered will take place from Bel -
gave to the Salem burying ground (in
Howick) 'On, Friday, at 10 a.m.
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The folloW1.
ing 8saAnNalillY.
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account of receipte. and
disbttrsemebtz for the township of Stanley,
for 18R8Else:EtTs., pA'..v.rmExTs.
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Balance Oil band , 81186 05 County Eiete 55574 54
Li ense144 08 Schools... ... 4019 .10
Non-reeiderit'taree 116 41 Roasi.................2541, 04
Clergy:Reserve.. ... 31 90 Salaries .. . 536 90
Interests .. .. 18 00' Printing .. . .. *6 75
Boundaryline.... 174 59 Charity. 104 75'
Collectnes Roll ...19416. 95 Interest ............300 09
"Road allowance & Deposit in bank. 500 00
• fines. .... 83 25 Sundries • . • 32 05
Balance ----------610 10
. 412125 23. 312121 23
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Under what other heading has prifiting .been
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MODEL-COMMIJNITY.--The• village of
Blyth seentis determinedto keep up its
faine for notoriety. The7cortriel1 of .that
village, wader the leadership oft P. Kelly,
at their last"sittingeothally passed a by-
law to license five taverns,whilethe Popu-
lation is not ,a baker's dozen'over nine
hundred-swe :say smart reeve' and smart
councillere. Itewould certainly' be itgleat
pitcheye,k_jf.m4t1tIcelg,8eustssiel ter.;cnietltecs emrnemni,sslivohnoerse tio,-•
dently care, not a fig.for over-riding the,
law, for, we can hardly lselleye that the
'Whole of the --Blyth council is oblivious'
to the tante ihade,in thig, behalr-Com.
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••COuglis, China, Asthma,, Broil ehlti8, Pains in.
the Throat and CheSt; felieVed and ,curod13Atho ,
UieoI De. Car's Pulmonary Cough Drops. The
musts -enable testimony has been received aei
tient. 'etactoiloy. In Bottles, 60 cents, J. 11
oorebe, ap„edt for olintoe.
TOWN CHURCH CHINIES0
[We shall. be pleased to receive ilehos of publod' die
terest, announcements, &c., to under. this head, sts,
ay Orne,from the unnistere of the respective churches.)
A parlor concert, to assist in the pur-
chase-of...books for the choir of Willis
church, held in about three weeks.
e datlor .9g.Te hcoese. dJa3cTlir.soHn ,ojl rm. , ehs aassb eperee ceeinnst 00
rgWeosoipldlei csotn C‘ev, he alulnqualified'
x c l-1 . rThjat ocfife aiss t.i
ntsm in
eery r y
n t sa
Rev. Mr. Stewart an Mi. Loughe
exChan,ged. pulpits on Sunday. The lat-
ter is a gentlenalin of whom the Presbyte-
rians Londesboro may well feel proud,
as he embraces all the elements requisite .
to make a successful minister.
Rev. Mr. Gundy of Exeter, preached
Educational sermons in the _Methodist
church on Sunday. 1 -lis manner, impres-
sive edeliverYs faultless While his dis-
courses evinced much thought and were -•'"7..
expressed with the conviCtion of their
truth and importance.'
The eSiarterleeting of the Itural
Deanery of iltuein will be el d in Clinton
on Tuesday March 7th.• 'Service in St.
Paul's church at 11 a.m. The sermon
will be Preached by Rev.- C. O'Meara; -of
Gorrie. The offatory will he given to
the Rural Deanery Fund.
The lecture of hev. Dr. Sutherland, in
thewn hall, on Tuesday ifext on "a
confiner in prairie land" should be attend-
ed by all who wish to learn , anything' in
reference to the great northwest. The
lecture given under the auspices of the
Clinton Methodist church.
, Special Services are being held daily, -
in the Methodist church, here, and are
being well attended. Rev. 'Mr. Living-
stone, Of Bayfield, and Mr. Harris, of
Teeswater are the only, outside ministers •
that have yet taken Virt, herein. Others
are expected to beforethey 'close.
A roBueAn lecture [-will be given -by
Rev. J. Hill, of SeafOrth,' Rural Dean of
Huron, on Tuesday, Mgrch 7t1s, at 7:30 p.
in* the school' house Of St. Paul's
'efiurch, Clinton. Subject, "The soul of
sense in things absurd," " The Moral
teachings of Mother Goose," "What I
saw and heard -down south." The lecture
will be illustrated by crayon sketches tak-
en in view of the audience, after the man- s
ner of Mr. Beisgeugh, of Grip. Singing
by the Sunday -sehool children. Admis-
mon free, collection in id of school fund.
The S'eaforth and other newspapers speak ,
yeryglaighlyeof Mr.sHillfsiectures as -both..
entertaining and instructiVe to young and
Geo. Ponon]uaLstt woe kbought a lust°
from Mr. Jas. Brown, Berms Road, for $150.
_Fame Son,-Mis. B. Fiikaitnona Mrs sold
her farm of 50 acres on tire gnd con. of Hal-
lett, to, Mr. D. Shanahan, •Ecir, the aura of
NOT Rtn.-Tho report that • oho Craw-
ford, of Bullett, bad been killed in the Miehi-
gala lumber ,wooda was incorrect. The per-
son killed belonged to Orangeville, and hap-
pened to be of the same name.
Ilcovimance.-We are pleased to learrit that
Mr. W. Marian, of the eth con„ who was
last week suddenly taken ill, and whose life
was for a time despaired of, is now in a fair
Way of 'recovery, though still eonAnecli:rto his
Setn.-Last week a couple of gentle-
,
men representing an agricultural society in
the county of Essex drove through this vici-
nity for the purpose of purchasing thorough- -
bred bulls for use in that section. . They pur-
chased one of Mr.Millin, at $140, and another of
%Mr. lfeury, of the 13110 con.,: at $175, both of
which were shipped on Tuesday, from Clin-
ton. "MrMiThn has siece, liought another
One Train Arr. Braithwajta, ani.1 Mr. Itenry ni .
young one frem iIobs 11. Snell Sc‘Son,
An aethority in the produce faltde, ex-
presses the belief, that wheat will. sell at
extremely low prices toward the -end of
this crop, for high prices 'and over-spectuz
latioil have aused the fariners` to bold
back their eteck. They are coniegtiently
loaded up with wheat, tesides there ?Lre
enormous cargoes afloat from India, Russia
and California, which will teed to keep •
the British markets, unusually well sup-
plied.