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Barristers, Solicitors
ciYarvEvaNcf,as, '
Conniiissioners for Ontario and. .)Ianitoba.
FFICE, - - BEAV-klR 13LOCli, C'UNTON.
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MR, &MRS. BLACKSTONE, teacherS'of Vocal and
.1.U. Instrumental music, Rattenbury Street, near Or-
gan Factory. N. B ---Singing Class now forming,
Violin Lessons given.
Clinton, Feb. 16, 1882.
MONEY _TQ• LEND.,
• -1110NEY to lend at and 0,1 Per cent. Priva•te
Infunds. SEAGER & MORTON, Barristers.
Goderich.
BONEY CAMPBELL;
CITY BARBER SHOP, --- OPPOSITE
THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON.
Ba.r dressidg, shaving,shampooing, , attended to
MONEY TO -LOA N
AT 1_,0w RATES OF INTEREST, AND urON TERMS
. TO SUIT B4ORnoWERS, •
'MANNING & SCOTT,. '
BEAVER BLOCK, CLINT,014. •
It Elf 0 y L
EDWIN KEEFER, 14.D.S.,
DENTIST, CLINTON,
Late M Toronto, Honor Graduate Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeon, bas removed to the
Coats Block, over W,TaYlor & Son's
All work first-class. Charges moderate.
CANADA WEST LAND. &.AGENCYCO.
"NDARTIES who have Farms, Mills Or.Town property
for sale can have the same advertised in the pam-
phlet published monthly by the "Canada West ',Land
Agency Co" free of charge ; a commissioncharged on,
sales, These pamphlets are circulated largelythrough.
Great Britain and Canada. The object of the :Com -
pay is to induce Old-Countryfarmers and others to
settle in Ontario. Parties wishing to PurchaSer-Pleasg
call at my office and examine lists 'oI; properties for
sale. Parties wishing to sell ylease call and givie de-
scriptions of their proverty, terms, &c. • ,•
M. ,I.01.7GH,'Agent, Clinten. .
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VICTOIRIA 'BAKERY
CLINTON
J. It. lielluedy—Proprietor.
THE subscriber desires to intimate to the
1 people of Clinton and vicinity, that he has
purchased the business formerly 'carried on by
Mn. W. LEE, and will continue it in all its,
branches. No efforts -will be spared to keep up
the escellent reputation of this Bakery in sup-
plying BREAD, &c„ of,superior quality, and by
giving strict attention to business he hopes to
merit a continuance of the liberal patronage.
bestowed on his predecessor.
P.synos st.E REsrncYrtiLLY SOLICITED.
3. R. KENNEDY, Clinton.
HULLETT
THE Carding Mill, on the 13th con, Hifilett,.
will be opened on the firstday of June, .when
customers may depend on haying their Carding,
Weaving, Fulling and Cloth Dressing done in
first class order, as the machinery has been
thoroughly overhauled. , , •
Parties -coming front a distance can have their
carding 0.000
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33 ulle,tt, June 1, 1881.
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, THURSDAY; 'JULY .1D, 1802.
voL. 17,
TERMS - $1.50 Pe)* Annun). • nOLINTON,, ,;•
STANT. E Y.
Mr, Duncan Vet 15 of the 8rd con. Stan-
ley; has been raising his barn and putting
a stone foundation under :it. Mr. Alex. •
•lIcBetts has also the contract of putting
a frame addition to it, when com-
pleted will give Mr. Duncan ample accom- -
modation for his crops, and animals.
c.
AdrextiOtuxtutO.
Wante' d '
A GOOD GENERAL. SERVANT GIRL. - Apply -to
1-1. MRS. 1. 0. GILROY, Rattenbuty.Street,
ADRY KIL
CALL AND SEE 'IT AT • '
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COOPER & ticKENZIE'S PLANING MILL
riThE subscribers, while thanking their many 000 -
towers for the patronage extendedto them, desire
so intimate that in connection with their factory
Near the Grand Trunk Railway,
They have erected a Dry Hiln, which enables them
more •promply than ever to execute all,worlt, in their
•line of busine.
CON- rr 17{, A:40 7L7 S'
For buildings taken, and material fur ed at the
• shOrtest possible notice andrat reasonithle rates,
ftgrIVe always keep on hand -first-class -SIIINGLE,
and make a specialty of LIME,which will be sold at
.
. the lowest prices. •
'Clinton, July20 1882- COOPER & McKENZE.
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gown gopiTDE WEA'.CIIER, AND TDB CRorS.— 6vic, HoLIDAY.'7-In accordance with
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The weather has been so showery of late the request of a largely signedyequion,
CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.
Below is a list of those who have suc-
ceeded in passing the entrance examina-
tion to the Clinton High School. Of the
number who wrote 71 per cent. were suc-
cessful, which is a good percentage. At
the examination of the Seaforth school,
the passed and recommended from the
town was ten, from outside the town, 14.
• Godericli-passed from -the -town 19, -from
outside, 15. Clinton passed from the
town 8, from outside, 19. The pupil who
toak the highest number of marks ii the
county is Miss Flora Essery, of Fairfield,
Stephen township, the number being 439.
• The highest number of marks attainable
was 560, the number required to pass, 280.
The naanes are in alphabetical order, with
the marks obtained by each
D, .......363 A. Holland, ------295
A. Budge,. . .. .. 35,4 ' L. Leslie, ... . . 281
J. Broadfoo.t, ....341 A. Louttit, 313
•E. Caspell, ......362 R. MeCartney,..310
Ch. Cooper, .... -283 A NIcLennan, -280
K. Coloton, ,28I Richard'son,, 29,1
A. Essery, 414 M. Spooner, .r....287
F. Essery,.. 439 H. Stanbury,....312
• J. Ford., 328 J. Whiteford, ....363
R. Cray, .„ , , -.403' A. Whiteford, .336
E. Harrison, • . : 365 W. _371
A. L. Harrison, . .371 C.1.Villiams, . ...313
Recommended—Lizzie Lavan, 30:3; S. E.
Sinclair, 308; Geo. Vancamp, 280.
N CHURCH CHIMES.
T - TOW
• ... The , picnic of the Baptist Sabbath
• School will he held this (Thursday) 'After -
v .7" noon, at Stapleton.
that it has been difficult to cut and get in the IINIayor has proclaimed Thursday 3rd
hay in good order, but during the latter of August, a civic holiday.'
part of /ast week the weather being it little
more settled a considerable quantity was ExcuitgoNs.--The Great Western Rail_
way l announce an excursion to Detroit on
hurried in. There is yet much to cut, and the 3rd of August, tieket§ good for two
farmers will be very much crowded ivith. clay • at. $2.25, for „tlerOtuad trip. The
work, in getting it in, the fall wheat is. Grand Trunk announce one for the samei
•rapidly ripening. Ie different localities day, to Toronto, at $1.50, tickets good un -
the joint worm has done considerahl in til the following 11Ionday. • ,
jury to this crop, while rust is also show-
_phligenittyse_lof,f-aiitic_l itileaaerlIlyea_:;:1;_firaaitn_us: have ]aid haAsirbilleTe.LVIvi. TsitinMgAaLtiicA fit, toofn AfoIro sas lfeeyw, whoda,y•s
Spring grains of all kinds look well.
is feared the continued rains will be un- iisataiiiraettlrie find
lindtomilien. iseTe
ifhinrespholtssoefs'sliiosntriopf
gIt
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favorable for barley, which, nevertheletwo fine -farms in the neihborhood of
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is in pretty good condition. Farmers sill Clinton for vhih he paid $6000 each.
require to make use of every moment ot Mr;[11.1alpass states that the countrY a.round
, fine weather, as the weather is very Clinton is the finest he has seen since his
1 changeable. 4 • arri'val in Canada --Goderich News \
HON MiD1C,AL ASSOCIAT/ON. — A
; G. T. R. Itducts.--All the. storehouses
meeting was held at the Conimercial Ido -
1 here are cleaned out of grain, and are fix -
tel, here, on Tuesday, the following meth-
ling.up in anticipation of a large trade in
cal men being present:—Dra, Holrnes and
• the fall. No less than 11 of the clebrat-
ed Doherty Organs were shippdcl at once Graham' Brussels; Taylor and McLean'
Goderich ; A. Sloan 113th '
, y ; Young,
on Tuesday, some of them for -parties,near
lgontreal. Messrs W. Craig and W. Cud -
more have lately shipped several car loads
of sheep and cattle to Montreal and
Toronto. There is considerable activity
in the salt business at present, large ship-
ments being made almost daily. The re-
turns of the station for the half year,
ending 30th of June, show it fair increase.
over the corresponding ueriod of 188.1.
The Company are apparently decided on
Londeshpro ; Bethtine,. Wingliam;;. Hynd-
Man, Exeter; ; and
Stewart, Brncefield The following •case •
were brought before those present:—Two-
of cardiac -disease, one of progressiveinus,-
.cular atrophy, • one of. stricture of the
bowels, and it uterine tufnor that has been
successfully removed soine. • three 'Weeks
ago: .0ther:subjects of considerable in-
terest -to .the 'association were discussed,
the•erectidn oftheir new station just. west &uda 1"fitable meeting held, '
of the freight shed, for the'frailiera are at Our- town cotemporaiy, stated last week.
work and will goon have the building in that it was decided to protest the election
shape..' It may be ..donvenient, for the Of,Mr. Cameron. . We have good author -
company t O.have it at this place, but it, ity Itor • saying' thitt. DO such decision was
certainly will not be for the general public arrived at,"' at the goderich Meeting:
• Quarter y meeting services e ie who, however, have -m-) alternative but to • Wli,at was decide,c1 was that if sa 'cicat
TRUNKS VALISES° &c •In -the' H. C. Church next Sundav,•,Hev.-• I accept the situation. • _ gr.o/inds to base, a, protest wore
9 1.11r Rice officiatin 1 discoreird it protest might be entered, but
- WILL BE Soi,D .
AT VERY LOW RATES.
•
ewtonr-Deilnis
HARNESS IVIAKERS,
Rev. oIr. McDonagh *ill' conduct the
Quarterly Al eeting services of Holmeaville
church on the 30th' inst.; Rev. Mr. Ed- •
wards takfng his jilace.he're in the morn-
ing •
•
The Rev. E.'1`, Wilson desires t�. •ac-
knowl'e'dge with many thanks the receipt,
per Rev. Wm. Craig; of $31.72, an offering
made at the special' SerVice held for the
•Free Masons.at Si. Paul's church, Clinton'
du Sunday July 9nd to be dev t tOth''
o e•
eLINT0N. ,,Bishop...vo:uquier Meinorial chai)ei: mr. visiting,friends hereabouts. , •
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Wilson most heartily:thanks the Free 'Ala.: "";;; .of, Flattsville(da:u11ter ' • • .
• • •Solis for their 'very timely donation 1‘..1r G. theli. _snome on a vsit..,
LOCAL l'ERSONAT_.S.
NItt, /,1,'S gone east for his
! holidays. '
Mt. "e'rtsoirt. Hum', of liippen, is visiting
friends here. •
a. has gone to Ord a for
his holidays "
Jo. . •.).1.:ilireN has-, retur!iekl from
'Ala. (3 -to. A. Il'Ai;os, of Winnipeg', is
the,grounds have yet to be found. They
appear to think that because Clinton did
• so well for Cameron,. money must have
been used here but if they get no better
foundation for a protest than 'what they
will get here, there is not a ghost of it
chance of unseating him We don't won-
der' that the Consavativ'es feel wire over
their defeat in this riding, laut they mig,ht
as *ell accept the situation and a.dinit that
they were fairlybeaten-for they, were,
inyestigation the courts • will •con-.,
tirin this. ,
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1 GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
It -is reported that one of the most high-
• ly esteemed young man of the )th con.,
will shortly' take unto himself a wife, 'in
the person of a most estimable Yournr lady
1°1 Mr. „Donono'e,_ oft: Por-
i -ten Hill, on the oth 1110WCti.
.
- three
' and one quarter acres with a Scythe in-
- one day-. This is considered pretty good
work, as the field was not clear otatumps.
GEO.:-SHARMAN,
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,DEkl,t1t IN ' ' '
Sunday last being the fourth aniliver- returned from Montreal on 'I Miro( .
sary of Rev. Mr.Stervart's connection with a,IR. HomEn cooi,,, has returned home
1Villis Church, he made special
, reference from the.Toronto Commercial College.
to the occasion, giving his congregation a .
WE ARE sorry to learn that the wife of iNli
CHOICE FAMILY, •.i brief outline of the different duties :a
, , , 'i . •, faithful 'minister had" to, discharge, and H' lin t is laid u with intermittent fever
___mitsrt ii.oss. rprf White al 1. aulto. a --
i-- -deubtle.ss----surprising---many----as--to--the-1 , - -- . . . 91.°n- -*--- ' I b.-,
, , - , II, amount of thne yearly eonsurned in' mak- ' (f'rer137°f eiwt"") is "sIt'ng friends'here'
ii ing i)agtoral l'isktS, Ste. ilIr. Stewart a.nd
WirEANSItirs.-
L:VERPODL—LONDONDERRY—LZLASGOT,
SHORTEST SEA. PASSA.GE. •
ntrinnfruterntediateand t, eeritger feu .
ets at Lowest Rates. • ..•
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SARDINIAls7, from Quelie'6,
CIRCASSIAN, from Quebec, July loth.
'PARISIAN, from Quebec, July -220d. -
SARMATIAN, from Quebec, ,Jily 0)5, -
Persons wishing to send for their flienclii can obtriin
passage certificates at lowest rates from England , Ire..
land and Sootland ho any city or railwa-y toWn' in Ca.
nada, and the fanaount is refunded less a small dodu
Lion it the ticket is not noel. - - '
Steerage Passengersfere booked to London, Oarclif
Bristol, Queenstown, Derry,Belfast and Glasgow, al
same prices as to Lrverpool.
Forthrough ticketsand every inior'matien apply to
-.STRAITON ,G. T P Aeent,Clinton
MR8. 0E0. 1.1180.1N, Of,LOntlori, (,.111tAkh
visit to the form.. ter of Mr. Wrn, Rattenbury,) is home on a
Ivife left this week on a
-Fleaves this Rurrs C.A.NNED ' er's mother, who resides atrLitehute,anear vi
k b
Ci,'00/3S C:ROCKERY : 6 ' ai)1.,•rinxgheics abs?g
eneee..pr°0nfe. Greg.ng, Chris. l)ickson, of. the City' Book
' 491. The nurnber ou •the v t ' 1" t -
o s rre as jurers in this township is
• _GLA•SaYARE °err)! &C. of li:nox College 'Toronto will fill his • • owners is 580,. farmer's sons, 121.
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• G,T,R,, for Brand9n, taking with him a ear hero are no less than 16 Cantelons on the
- of stock. , list, 2(1 Jobnstons, 29 Ellietts, and EnanY
thers in lesser numbers oflonemarne.
la J 01E' and wile retuine
, 7 mo 11de' Ptt bn
i.C•EL11
LTE OLNI iS 0W ill the emie aggregate number of persons quail -
ploy
NEW TEAS 'JUST- RECEIVED _ r 11, 11's: —Th e bef "Mr E lwarcl
, B
.1 b. '8 last'5weeh __ving ...eir e por. . c
1.he regular . upper ,,monthly nieetina o tiso trip very much., ' Tebbutt (soli fM. Walgate Tebbutt of
YAI.L'E.
CANFDF1011it•OATMEA1,
J 1 J
ALWAYS ON •
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Farm Produce taken in Exchange.
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.NENT DOOII TO 'JOHN HODGENS.' `DRY
G001)S PALACE, 'ALBEIT1' STIIEET,
°LINTON., •
school boardwas held in the school house
on lasteAlenday -evening.- Present, the
Chairman and Messrs. Cuninghame, Pay,
Williatns, Martin, Kenney and Thompson.
• The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and adopted. ,
Moved by Mr. Martin, seb. by Mr. Cun-
inghanie that Mr. -Davis' account of $11.-
59 be paid.—Carried.
The Committee having prepared the es-
timates for the ensuing year, reported to
the Board that the following amounts will
be required for school purposes, viz :—
'reachers, 00
Firevvood, ............. ...• 150 00
• Mk, 3: ClIE ISLE O. C., of Owen Sound the Maitland concession) had got lest in
WBS in toWia last iTv' eek. the guest of file Ilion- the northwest is untrue, as a' letter,receftn--
in-lavv, acwhi tet. ed Ifrom him this week states that he is lo -
MR. AND MRS: SMOIT have returned cated about twelve Miles -south ofFortQu
from a three 'week's.visit to friends in Oxford, -Apple, with the Whittinghain 'and Gor-•
Brant and Perth epnnties.' , rell boys, and likes the country well.
IIOLMJESVILL E. ,
, Mr.' Wm, McLeod returned fron the
northwest dast Week. Ile- had a pretty
tinie while there, being laid ap with •
evere attack of typhoid fever ' •
We are pleased to see that Mr. Wm.' •
Stanley has about recovered froni his late
illness and is affain able to be around. •
.
Mr. D. CFilbeek, (son of Mr. J. Calbeek)
who has been lying ill at Brainerd, 111inn,, •
has recoVered therefrom. He wasexpect .
ed home a few days since. -
" There will be service in St. John's •
Church, Efohnesville, on Sunday_next, itt •.
tiloti.frciapt.i„nmz.., •Rev. W. Craig,• of Clinton'', •
•
-r FOUND DEND•
-B.A-0YoFnisiell'opro2...1)1e excitement •
was caused here OD Alonday by the dis-
coyery of tfe'''bodv of a man in the bush
Deal Arr. Ri
, . . - .
tchie's, a short distance trona
this village. The body was tolerably well
dressed, and was that of a inan apparently
about 65 years of age. In •the' Pockets
were found 71 cents and filetter addressed
:1Ir. Wright, • corn niereliant, London, •
,
Eng., asking that a remitttance ,he sent •
to Elginfield, Ont., and signed "Thomas
Clark' which is supposed -to be the name
of the 13Ilfortunate wayfarer. He was seen. •
alive on Sunday, and the supposition -is
•that he had gone into the' 'wodds to sleep
and died from exposure. The body was
brought to Bayfield.•
• Mr. Heffernan's son, who broke his leg -
two weeks ago., is very low. The dOctor
has very little hopes of his recovery.
• Quite a procession of Orangemen •front. •
Blyth and Ne'therly ,Lodge attended the
'celebration at.AVinghain On the .12th. , , .
. • .
• Last.Tuesday evening•a social 'Was held.,
at Sunshine under the auspices. of the
Methodist church, to intihe up the defi- • •
ciency of last" year. • ,
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1<l.nox., one of, our town butcher, •
lost it fat heifer on- Saturday night. lt •
was tied outside to be ready for slaughter' .
on'Monday niorning,, but during Saturday
she brOkd her neek. .
1 think the 'Editor •is astray about- our.' •
y011ng people who attended the intermedi- • -
ate exatninatieti, that if plucked they 'did .
not, give' attention' to their ilessons. If . ,
studying until 11 and 12 o'clock and all" n
day Satiirday- )))eans..that,' then. they are .•
Rev. Luther.,). f„-tice: preached in the
Methodist church, ,last Sabbath, .rnorning .
and evening, to large congregations. , The •• •
old gentleman'e.. efforts pleased, the • coil-
- gregatioti. , The pastor preached at. the
three uppoininients. ,
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Mfts. GEO.'110BUENS, and. airs. t-iraliam. of s '
TormitoYare visiting lier.e. The,' latter , is a .
sister. of Mr:John.Modgens.: . '
, . . dent happened to Mr. T. Jiiette of the
• • llayfield concession' last Aidednesday after -
Mi'.. Ft/go:COOPER,' formerly of thi,a, townnnoiL • While'drivinga mower ono of 'the.
but now .travelliag ,for a.-DetrOit paint , firm, •
ERIOUt, ACLIDENT.-----A very serious fl.C6i-
horses stepped into a "round -hog hole,
which caused the team to run away, the
3035 ON.Tunso.ty Messrs T. Jackson, jr and horses galloping around the field with the
Se .10MTIAER & SON. Fred. Jackson, left by G. W. R., on a_ short'
visit to friends at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. mower, ancl 'before they coald be get under
control; Jowett was thrown from his
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• STOCK OF
VIOLIN STRINGS
FINE PLATED WARE
NEWEST DESIGNS -IN
JEWELLER
Repairing done Promptly.
nton. May 2101. 1082.
f-'117 Fit o L.; /..s7,13 . '
-Land Plaster
31) bulk, The best and cheapest Fertilizer
in the world.
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GARDEN COTTAGE TO. RENT
TI -IE subscriber offers to rent, for a term �fyears,
' his Property in tayfield; consisting of 15 town
lots oi hloc, and•Frame Cottage containing, 10 rooms,
and largo commodious hack lichen ; stabling, for four,
horses aud live 00585.. On the property is half elfin:re'
Of- straArtierries, ,about 300 currant bushes,' over 00
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grape 's ineS, Nun] trees, a MU!) per of apple trees,
and other fruits, flowers, shrubbery, Rent ykry
5, 1882. ' , .
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tor Sale. -
simseriber otters for sale that v.alaable
-L farm being lot 10,and east lialf.of 20. on .the
81.1s con, of Hallett, containing 110, acres ; 90
cleared .a,nd 'a good state of cultiYation, the
rOir3riin der Irbil wooded.. The !firth is svell *al-
tered, and has On it a frame house containing 0
rooms, large barn and ..stables, and s'inali orch-
ard.' r, particulars apply on tho premises, or
if by letter. to 0,Initoti pest Office. AlSoIersale
050 acre farm in Brace, '
ROBT. CARTER,
.111M1 1,882. '
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'C:141NT,ON' ../r()1..1ERS,
OTICE. is' hereby pi rigi -that 1 have tranathitted or
:delivered to 'the p'erons mentioned in the third
and' fourth: sectidna voters' List Act" the
copies regniYed. by said seetion tote so transmitted or
.delivered.4 the list; made •pursuant to said Apt, of all
persons. appearing by tile' lastrerised'irssessment Rol
of the Said M unimpality to be entit'sd to yote in the
said Eleetions for inemb'ers of the Le-
gislatite' Assembly and at Municipal Elections ; and;
that said list waS 'first•posted up at my • office at•Clin
ton on thc-elleVentb dwr, .1.ulk, 1SS2, and
reinains there fur inspection. Electors are called upon
to examine the said list, and if any 0111196)ns' or Other
erroril'found therein, te take immediatd•proceetlings
to, have the, said errors corrected according td law. • • •
11th Juts, 182. . J. CALI,ANDER. •
, Clerk. of said liluiricipality,,
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rEED TIIE LAND . AN.1) .T1IE • LANZ) I i T
111,1,.k,iF, .;1S •
FEED Itn))11,. /11-0'1'10E is hereby given that I hate transmitted or
• ••, 2,1 dciirered to the persons mentioneil in the _third
and iourfh sections' of the "Voters' List, Act'' the
s•-•••
•
, copies required by said Section to be so tranainitted or
lelivered the -list made pursuant to 90..id Act of all
R. M I1ACEY *
Persons aim aring 1,8 le ast rev, sed Assessment Rol
nf the said ,Iiiiiippality to be entitled to vote' in the
said Municipality at, Elections for metabers of the Le.
-giFTEt i Assembly anti at,Municipal Elections and
that said nst eeiR erit po9ted up at iny-office at Bay-
field On the eig!ith tlay and
(IRON Atitl HARDWARE MERCHANT
, remains there for inspedtion. Electors aro callodupon
• ' to e1:001100 the saki iist. and If any nmissiond or other
, . • , • errors are therein, to tiike limeade proceed-
cLINTON: have the 7laid error$ corrected neeordlim him,,
nAvacie, ath ..r,av, 1682. HUNTER
Wray, 18132, "
ClIerk Of said 111luieiPliTitY.
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Finrnithre 5q.00
. . Repairs '.and incidentals:- 250 00
,,Seeretary., • • • •• • • 50 00 •
-Caretaker 210 00 ,
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Less bal.'611 hand', $131 '00 ••
' grant, ...•• .364 00 , •• ,
-Ceatiaty •
11Iodel Sch•ool ; .
,Befuud-Inapector'd- • • • ,
Fees , 20 00 71500 • .,
Moved by James Thompeon, sec. byE.
Kenney, that the estimates for- the year
1883-, be $3,100.—Carried.
Moved by J. Cuningliaffie, see. :by Jas,
Thompson, that- we do advertise for ten-
ders to build high picket fence from the
end of painted fence on the west side,
along weet and south side of lot ; specifi-
cations to be prepared by managing con-
,
mit tee—Carried. ,
Moved by Geo. Pay, sec. by Jno. P.
'Martin, that the members of the school.
board having taken into consideration the
necessity and propriety of protecting the
school buildings froth the dangers of light-
ning, conclude that it is desirable to do so.
• Moved in amendment by Jas. ,Thonip-
SOD, sec. by E. Kenney r that the matter
of having lightning rods put on the school
be laid over, until the matter he more fully
inquirod into.—Carried.
Meeting then adjourned. •
ON TIME,DAY evening a yoting man
named Angus Cole, was tried before the
Mayor on it complaint entered by his step-
mother, for forcibly entering the house.,
He was fined one dollar and costs. Thei
case was one of those unfortunate domestic
cases that are better left out of cond.
HuLLETT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—
A. Meeting of the Township of Hullett
Agricultural Society will be held at the-
Rattenbury House on Monday next at 5
p. m., for the purpose of making arrange-
ments for holding the fallshow. No doubt
a big push sy,i11 be made to have the'shotv
• • Allis. R. CALL has returned frere Win- seat in front.' of the Mower.. „Ink at the
nines, and purposes cre in fut'i.re• end of the guard is a sharp irou point seve-
Miss Call, of St. Catharines, is also yisiting
nil inches long, and this catching Mr. Jaw -
here. ' . ' ---- tt ' the r ',shy part of the hip lacerated
-. Mu. 1). McLiunsr, and wife left this week hhn fearfully, tearing the flesh for several
4Y G. T. R., for Goderich, whore , they take ifitelidi,arit. ihSeortni-ine)e7aenclvtalsiefyorataunan aeiteolyhjii tr,L,hse.
the boatrfoLplitith ; they return in 11. SI10i't
ITil-re-•-- -. • __ , ' SifitanCe. - Afedical aid. was called, in and
-Nil. T. K. Shmiwodb, of King,ston, (a for- his wounds dressed, and he i doing as
mei resident) is spending kis bolidaYs bre• well .as filigbt be expected under the cir-
Rumor says this tomm, has special.attractions ca-mstances, Ccdr. Jewett is one of the
for l'im' ' ' '' ' . t ' liin•hly eSteemed residents of the
. ,
Mr, W. li. l<Lortinu, Conductor C. T. Iv.,. township, and, has hceri in poor health for
Stratford. sand wife (formerlY lkliss •Jennie
Berne time ast 1118 ho iecl that n i ith '
here this lveek_ standing the seriousness of his wounds, he
Carey,- of this place) were visiting friends P°
jonx Hoi)GENs, we are pleased to may quickly recover therefrom.
learn, has improved considerably since last CouNcil..--Council met ou the 11.th
week, slow being able to be out, and expect. inst., pursuant to adjournment, members
nig to be all right in a few days.
Mils. M. CAUERON, of Cavour, Bak who
has been on a visit to her son-in-law- Mr. D.
Ross, of the 3rd eon., of Stanley, left by G.
T. R. ,bn, Tuesday, for her home, ,
Ma. R. TAYLOR and wife, of Portage la
l'rairie,who have been yisiting relatives here,
while on their weddiag tour, leave this week
for home; going by boat from Goderieh.
ON TuESDAY Mrs. Dint and her three
daughters; -late of Stanley, left by G. W. -A.,
for Winnipeg. Mrs. Soules left at the same
time for Port Edmonton. Both go to join
their husbands.
Ma. T. K. ANnEascei left last Friday for
Prince Arthur's Landing, S,ilver Islet, and
other-placetriffthat locality. He is gone on
business conneeted with the firm of Oraib,
Maewlairter & Co. '
M.R. BORT. ELLIOTT, sr., of the 8th con„,
.61u°edsedriacyh, fotr°11.138ehridPeen113fljakbyotaG. HTehRas +.\ovno hauling gravel $4.50 ; Thos. Elliott, P.M.,
all present ; minutes of last meeting read
and passed. ' 'Circular frona Provincial
bdarcl cif health, Toronto, asking, if a local
board has been -established in this towm,-
ship, and rehomniending the appointment
oflone, to communicate monthly with the
central board and look after the sanitary
condition of the township, the council took
no action in the matter. .11dOved by "Jos.
Whitely., sec. by ..T. Cox, that the clerk
write -to the trustees of the Separate school,
Gederich, to refund the school taxes. paid
by one john O'Grady to -said school fey
seVeral years, as he lived beyond the three
mile limit. --Carried. Several other mat-
-ters were tinder consideration, but„,not
sUfficiently advanced foTpublication. 'The
following accounts were paid, •-viz,;—A.
Chisholm, P. M., and others, for filling
grel, $7. ;lobi -Porter, culvert 3rcl and
4th con., i9; George Bnrnett, road for
sone and a daughter residing in thatdocality; spreading gravel, $1 ;. George JOhiisten,
and he goes to viiit them.
MR. PURDY of Whitby, was in town this
week ; he is looking for a farm to purchase,
and during the past two weeks has travelled
over a considerable portion of WesterroOn:"
tario, but has found no section that suits liina
as well, on the whole, as does this. _
• THE many friends of Mr, L. W. Scott,
-formerly ot.this place, but now in Cleveland,
will be pleased to hear of his progress in that
city. He is now floor walker, (one of the
highest positions in a store) in the establish-
ment of Taylor, Kilpatrick& Co., tire largest
r. --Mr. John ,Ford. of the ,
2nd can.; cut and atookec its w lea
last \veek beine the first in this neighbor-
hood to do tliis work.
The Junior department of S. S.; No. 8,
Hullett, •elosed for the holidays on the
eer(j,l'iNelnis0s0Itrhveinie4,-thh:a°s1 ----
011 a visit to fi lends near Kingston.
,LA,c.e..0as'E.--- The. match between.' the•••
.Sepoys' o I' Lueknow. and .the .
boys or • tie 12tla resultedin a .dra.W.
,boys speak,Of going to Teeswater ibis week,
. The amount of .-
'dnst,flying the.aikAnring wiedy 'day on:- • •
our Main street is.Something fearful, pene- . • .
menth, and.: every imaginable. place_ Of
aedess;.inan originally Made of dustialmoSt
niight:linagine he .Was, -.-t0 be re. -made on .
, another Model:, don't the busi 'fess
, men try to . have .the streets watered?. • '
Surely cycn1.111 pay them. • ,
:.Tnaalleiii.a.n.,—A young mannamed Bar- -. . • •
--ton was trampled almost to ,.deatli' by • . • .--
-
liorseS 10 Oill1 Of the .hetel-stables here last ::.
Wednesday. ide. was, giving the liorsea•• , ---
Water at the, time, when the flooring gave
way, throwing hiin under' the horses', feet,.
--
11was. sot-not-1"de before any one could get '
near 'enough to thetikielc,ing horses topoll • : •
,ont.' , face,:head, , and -body 'were. •:'
t‘el'iti); rrr' •
Club"''Proed.to. be the -aSsemblY of the . „
. ..,„
he Aaernbby
•
giVen-, by. ,the members of the "tnique
meason,..liVtterided'only.bY the.elite of.th'e • •
.town, OtherS being :carefully- left • °lit,
the music -the:refreshments, all .
the heatt could' desire -and'the floor.i hex- . • .
cellent condi 3 n, affirtn :that.not''
Only ivas.it the ,most enjoyable, of the. sea- ..
'Sop; but tho most c,njoyable' everlield.in; :
Wingimm. Just here weinay remark that • -
though tho '.`little' clack •••caneS"': Were not "
aeeded to keep ,out intruders, they threaten .
to give your humble'porreSpcindent, could .
they only . find libn; a.eound hOrse ,wliip- ,
ping 'with' them. ",Therefore deeming di- •
eretion the -better part or valor he .apolo-
gi2",es and alsO; assures them °fills Ileartjr '
welIwishca in 'their landable endemic): to- •
find recreation. • • ' '
• • • , • . ,.•
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TOE
two culverts and gravelling from B. L.,
tnioney, $28 ; 'Jas. Johnston and John
Lov-ett, gravelling on base line, B. 1.4: -
money, $7Q.50; Ed. Slattery and others,
for filling gravel arid work on saw mill
road, $31.50; Samuel Sturdy, --P. M., and
others, for filling gravel H. R., $7; Wm.
J. Patton filling gravel $3. balance cedar
lumber „per Nixon Sturdy, $1.30 ; Wm.
CollinsIndigent, per Mrs. Collins, F0.8.75;
WM. Lampry, culvert R. fi0. Coun-
cil adjourned to meet again on the last
Ilte 'movements of the British in. Egypt
since the bombardment of Alexandria '
been only Of a sufficient extent as te put a
stop•to the' looting of tlie Ara,bs and ex-
tinguish the tires. They have now about • ' •
6,000 men on shore, and aro 17reparing to
resist any sudden attack of Arabi,' who is
but a 'few milee distant Alfrroundeci
seYeral thousand Egyptian soldiers and
Bedouins. lt „is feared that if he is not ,
soon caught he will stir up a religious war, '
iClifeh would cause the loss of an • --
. .
mense ntinnlier et lives. Prance is now
acting more' harmoniously- with -England.
The conduct of the Ainerican Admiral. ,
'and men le, very highly spoken of -by ,
,the lnglialt press. • The 'indications, are
that the occupation of Egypt by 1;116:laud
and Franco will notho it brief one,' and
that measures will be taken to ensure the
contintionil safety of tho Sim?, Canal.. ,
• it'io announced at•Winnipeg, on appatently -•
good ,autholity, that a reorginization in'. the ' . •
Department'of the Interia will, short'', fako
. •
place, and that a resident Government Hoard
retail dry goods store in Cleveland. • • " Al3g114., JAS3;" 'PATTON' Clerk. at 'Whininno 1,71 raminge ,Nortli-West,
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