The New Era, 1882-08-24, Page 1MANNING & SCOTT'
Barristers, Solicitors,
CONVEYANCERS, Atc.
Commissioners for ontarict_and Manitoba.
OFFICE, - - BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON.
-fAi-
R. &MRS. BLACKSTONE, teachers of Vocal and'
Instrumental mush:, Rattenbury Street, near Or-
gan Factory'. N. II—Singing Class now forming.
Violin LUSSRDS given.
Clinton, Feb. 10, 1882.
MONEY TO LEND.
ATONEY to lend at ti and MI per cent. Privet
unds. SF.AtiER A; MORTON, Barristers.
Goderich.
BONEY CAMPBELL
CITY BARBER SHOP, - OPPOSITE
THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON.
II a; r dressing, sitar ing,shampooing, attended to
MONEY TO LOA N!
Ar Lw RATes oe INTEREST, AND l'PON TERMS
To fiery Boneowees.
VOL. 17. NO. 34
ts fors — sit.ao Per iimartuusi..
.01._,II4TON,, ONT., -THURSDAY, AUG 24, 1882.
cififint‘ttir & S BON
Pt* relish ers.•
Iten, 1inut.
BOY WANTED.
1CIE7A14TED a good smart boy, to learn the Grocery
V V Business. Apply to S. PALLISER it CO.
Clinton Aug. 22d, 1882. .
Wanted, -
GOOD GENERAL SERVANT GIRL. .-A-pply-4,
MRS. J, C. GILROY, Rattenbury Street,
CLuton. . •
MONEY TO LOAN.
$40,000 PRIVATE FUNDS, to lend on Faroi
Property, at lowest interest. Apply to
maNNixo s: seoTT,
BEAVER BLOCK, - CLINTON
REMOVAL.
EDWIN KEEFER, L.D.S.
DENTIST, CLINTON,
Late of Toronto, Honor Graduate Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeon, has removed to the '
Coats Block, over W.Taylor & Son's
All work first.class. Charges moderate.
Notice to the Public.
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DIFFICULTY AND
1 loss nf time hi the collecting of aueounts, arising
from seining, Bread on credit, and also from the fact
that flour is a cash article, the undersigned bakers in-
tend, from and after the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
to discontinue selling bread tickets on credit, and also
intend, from that date, to conduct their business on
the east) principle, believing that this course will be
ioutually .benefielal to their customers and themselves,
and hope to tneet with the cordial support ,(f the gene-
ral public in the currying out of this uttiversally.tic-
knowledged wise business principle,
WILLIAM YOUNG.
JOHN It. , KENNEDY.
Clintou, Aug. 8, 1852,
CANADA WEST LAND & AGENCY CO.
PARTIES 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 commission charged on
r.ale.o. These piniphlets are circulated largely through
Great Britain and Canada. The object of the Com-
pany is to induce Old Country. farmers and others to
settle in Ontario. Parties wishing to purchase, please
eall at my office and examine lists of properties tor
sale. Parties wishing to sell please cMI and give* de-
scriptions of their proverty, terms, Ste.
11. LOUGH, Agent, Clinton.
Painting, Glazing, &c.
THE undersigned is prepared to execute in a satis-
factory manner, all kinds of HOUSE PAINTING,
KALROM1NING, PAPER HANGING and ROM,
TAmtiee,on the shortest notice and at the most reason-
able rates. Residence—Rattenblay Street, 4 doors
WCElt of the Methodist church.
May 18. GEORGE PoTTs.
Clinton, May 18,1882.
VICTORIA BAKERY
CLINTON.
•
J. R. Kennedy, Proprietor.
.rpHE sabstribr.de
esires-to-oiritimkto-t1
people of Clinton and vicinity,that he has
purchased the business formerly carried on 'by
ME. W. LEE, and will oontintie it in all its
branches. No efforts win be spared to keep up
the excenent reputation oT this Bakery in sup-
plying BREAD, Stc,, of superior quality. and by
giving strict attention to business he hopes to
merit a continuance of the iiberal patronage
betitowed on Ins predecessor.
PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY somenem.
.1. R. KENNEDY, Clinton.
-
HULLETT
CARDING Mill.
risHE Carding min, on tile 188 11 eon, Banat,
• when
customers may depend on having their Car. ing,
Weaving, Fulling and Cloth Dressing done in
first elass order, as the machinery has been
thoroughly overhauled.
Parties 0001 1315 rom a distance eau have their
carding done while waiting.
R. MORRISON.
Mullett, June 1, 1381'
S. FOWLER & SON.
BEST STOCK OF •
VIOLIN STRINGS
IN TOWN.
FINE PLATED WARE.
NEWEST DESIGNS IN
JEWELLERY !
Repairing done Promptly.
11(613, M.i) .25311,
- IC' I? I-G,S (4 ILO 1L3 1ST L)
Land Plaster
In bulk. 'I'he best and cheapest Fertilizer
in the world.
EE THELAND AN T 11 F; LAND
WILL Cc C YOU.
R. M. RACEY,
IRON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT
1)14j, 1,11
CLINTON.
Clinton, Aug. 24, 1881.
TOWN OHLIRCI-I CI-IIMES._
1 Mrs. Wallace, of Syracuse, N.
DIVISION COURT. poRTEws nitLL. .
Rev. Mr. Kettletven, ot Hamilton, will His Honor ,Tudge Squier presided at visiting friends in this vicinity.
pre031Sun- the sittings of the court here, on Friday ' School opened last Monday, and is now
ciayanichiloditch
oiriniite onol(eithpossisblyinnurtclihe eveuina, lt.
•The docket was not an extensive being pushed along by Mr. Higgins with
also. • ri
one, most of the cots being unimportant all his characteristic view._ ' '-
f Mr. E. Acomb, will (D. V.) preach in Laivyers Doyle and Proudfoot o fGodericb. sonolonotabolfe aopioi 1,,,nyeautntgheisnteoirieivaacse \vvieew,-,,,,iinig,
the meeting room, Perrin s Block, on Sun- Benson of Seaforth and Hartt and Iran:
•day next at 3 p. rn., ancl in the evening at fling of Clinton were in attendance.
.7 o'clock.
' There will be no service in Willis
Church, on Sunday next, but Rey. 111r.
Stewart is expeeted to resun3e his work on
Sunday, Sept. 3rd.
r .
11Ir. James Young took the services at
Id, Varna and Goshen appoint-
ments last Sunday, in the absence of'TR
Mr. ,Cooke at Grimsby.
•- The General Conference of the C. ill.
"Church, which only meets once in four
years, begins its sittings the first week in
•September. Rev. John Wakeffeld, - of
Godericla, and Rey. W. McDonagh are
the de -legates from this district.
Perrin's Bloch...
, . HOUSE TO LET. .,
— .
rpHE subscriber offers to rent a good house; con-
-1- tattling ten rooms and usual conveniences, eligibly
situated: Possession given ot came. ' .
, . ' JOHN COPELAND.
. .
Clinton, Aug. 24, 1882. —
Board of Health Notice.
•— •
efOMPLAINTS are continually being made to me as
'Vt.:halm») of the Board of Health, that numbers of
parties are allowing the sewerage of their premises. to
run into the open Water courses, producing bad smells,
stud consequently being detrimeutal to the health, and
a> cows also frequently drink the filthy wateatheraby.
producing impure milk, it is desirable that all should
do what they can, as citizens to keep down disease.
It is, therefore, the request of Committee. that, as
far RS possible, sewerage be -diffesed of by placing it on
gardens 01 11 any other way thaMtnotinjure public
health. " W. C. SEARLE,
Clinton, Aug. 23, 1882. Chairman Health COmmittec.
BOARDING: INIDAY
. .
•
' GODERICH.
ANTIS. FLETCHER having met with such marked
-111. sumo:is and having removed to a very coma:Mai-.
ous dwelling, can now offer special inducements, '
parents wishing to send their. daughters to Boarding '
School. All the branches are most excellently Pro-
vided for. For further particulars apply to • .
• M. J. FLETCHER; "
Classes will be resumed (D. ".1/.)- n.
. .
Wednesday, 6th Sept, •
Goderieb, Aug. 24, 1882. Box i8O-, Goderich: i•
A. O. U. W.
. . .
THE' Regular Meeting of Clinf011 Lodge, Ancient- applied by the Incumbent. Netwithe
order of united Workmen, will he held in. their • '
.standing. the small attendance, oW'ing'. We was kept up for about an hour, and aal-,
rooms, Friday evening', 250. int.' • A full attendance
requested. . • . . .prosi.1the to the wet weather, the ineetingS though the boy did well, the violinist had
This Order disbUrsel among the widows and •or- were:anything but dry th the clergy and •the most admirers: .Though not exactly
phans of the deceased members; .the sum of One- p-e-npie.. • an organist. the editor of the - Times
Million, FiVe .11undred. and Tbiety.- , , .
Thousand Dollars during the past year. out good music.
At the B,ible Christian' Church On Siirr---' "ground
. . , ,. •
Each member is insured for two thousand dollars.
Only eight asSessnlehts et' elle' dollar each, thas far day Mori:111).g, the 'pastor, Rey. J. J. Rice, .. Kist's'6,..-In reply to an esteemed COr-
in the eight months of the present year:- ------ - conducted it service in improvement of the respondent who wishes us to insert a poem
Parties desirous ajoining the Order can learn ftill ' recent, dea.th of the late Mrs. E. - VariEge on this subject, as, we are sorry: to.have to
particulars from any ef the members,' or .
DR. WILLIAMS, JNO. T. MARTIN, . mond, Hilt -on Road. There 'was. a large refuse: To be sure it is a sweet •subject,
Examining Pyeician. Secretary,: . gathering of family relatives, and a full hat, we think a kiss i.s too stibtile iii effect,
congregation on the occasion. ' The sub- too delicate in, its nerv-etie origi•n and too.
jeet of disconrse.was " The resurrection," ' evanescent in •tender sweetness: to be
•ae. the, divine antidote to the death of properly ineasured_byathe . philosophy of
Iiiiman kind; based -upon -John xi, 25. editors. All ,that we can say.. Or know
the eelebrated 'European and American physician, Impressive. illustratiOnE were employed
Itinerant of the Hospitals of the chief aities" of Eng-. :-
land, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany; mid United tO enforce. he asserted, .fact that- death,
Stater. of America, and the Dominion of Canada, will under all circuinstanes,.15 a.woe, inducing-
abea.owanted at She .
eersonani visit- etiNTONaprofesionally,_and in97+, _nrore_o raless:_ota(arier,_.....47.71.11a.,_c_ hr48137 87
' ' ' t e re.abrrectien, brouedit in a corrective
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Of death -as death was universal so resura .
,
THURSDAY; AUGUST 31st. ' '
FROM _
the same eatent or el -e the remedy ' is
.. • reptiob, as its remedY, .anast operate to,
, TO WiDNESDAY.; SEPTEMBER Otly.-,-; ' '
..... enly a, partial success. . As to". the resur-
• byLtitillIgielioagetviffieserafsreosmsCiilowhen!c .. ' rection of•the just,. all„ who accept.,,Christ,.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. --•
-. ASTHMA, CATARitH',.
• ,tat whatever time of life, are raised 'tq a.
. •life'•Of s'alvation • but " as one star',differ- 1 every arrangement made. to mai.,e the .
.'eth'fiern another .star in glory,,so al$0,1$ nuai gathering' a suck-!ess. . Among be his clothing store ; he baS a fine•stoek,
._._,_____.-airop,•--- .
and all affectons."((f the Chest, Throat, Heart; Ner-
Rheumatism, Skin disease; of all kinds .110 matter how • .,rid this clearly. t each,es • the rewardable -
roils Debility, Scrofnlous L'Icere, Liver, Complaint, , the of the '(righteous) dead ';" • 'leading features of the games is. the special
1311 1' '
long stiniding, Dropsy, Diseases Of the'lildheys, ChM- :ness - of worksa• without . diminishim.s: the lie.avY weight eontest for $500 a side, be - .
tween the - Scottish champion, Ronald' The pulpit of the Presbyterian ..clatirch
rysis aud Cancers in their worst siages, without -the
we of the hnife. And all,Blood Diseases, Salt Rheum, 'Trate of' God, by which salvation only Dinnie, and the American champion, Da was filled; last Sabbath; by. Rev. Mr. Me-
byspepsia, Erysipelas, Epileptic Fits, or Palling situ.- conies ' to Man. ' Any Change: that 0: Ross. The tugif war Will this. Year Norton- . • • - '
nese, Apopleetic Fits, Fits or Loss uf Sense and Motion, 'wOuld destroy individuality woUld de- ' , -. .
St. Vitus' Dance, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Seurvy;Chol era, , be between ten -constables of Huron Conn- Mrs. Gra, and ehlkiren,..-of 'Seatoiala.
.str ' 'the 'whole idea of the resurrection, ained Ihv T.T.4_1.1 ., .t bie J. 0 . - .,
1-3rhydrrierehme
Teta rbed-ho ineeen-Menalay.,--after-ei is iti-ria
tre;:r"Tabiek Meek, Polyimses in all parts of the Vetch), -and necessitate a new creation -.et e 10 r: currie• of Goder-ich - arid ten constables of
,
the Lungs. 1 „ ' • . •
fully.
Eff-All disea'ses 1.4 the Eye and Ear treated" sucetss- .irei"Clea'' a.';1)eing liable for 'deeds' done AleHardy, of' Ki.nlos,s.
. • inthe body. 1!' the same, 'then identifi- ra
• • • - . • - • _t. 144-; ExCIT'eltefeess.TO PORT STANLEY. •
Bruce, county, led by . Cot) n t y C on stable . lijA:311.111...1.re;sr:Ie...:11,..,wA3';., si,11,'plval:riteea-ri,1\isillare' eNj altie-iyYjona n'th''es n store .. ' . 0 f
Abscesses, Tumours, Etc., Lumbago, Hemorrhage of sidualeraiSed must he the same, , and o ,
Diseutes of Children from infancy to adultage treat.- cation is an inevitable 'result, or else in ----:(The of the most eniciyable excursions of - I - Qell:re&c.eiLvel as -e" 11.1:1 .1.171ise 'rgsgat:lea';0'
ed successfully:
.FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
of all kinds and descriptions whatever, whether Actite
or Chronic, will be treated succesefelly. . .
If You are suffering from any of the above diseases,'
do not delay to visit the •DOetor at once so that you.
may have the benefit of hie care and treattnent,andbe• the general judgment. was alto iheidental-
restored to health the sooner. ly dwelt -upon,' showing ..that, in Christ,
' . there 'IS nasuch -ordeal possible, either in
Seripture,:or in common . sense. A brief
:alinsioh to the _deceased brought' to a close
a diseonrsewhic4was.listened to through'
-Out with the deepest interest, and the in- '
teresting service was attended . with hal-
lowed influences.. -
The Semi-annual' meeting of the Rural
Deanery of Huron was held in Exeter on
Wednesday last. Proceedings were coin-
nienced by Rev. W. Henderson saying
morning prayer and the Rural Dean the
ante -communion -service. Canon InECT,
then preached a very eloquent, forcible and
sCriptural sermon on Ecl. TV, 26 v. The
afternoon sesSion was held at the parson-
age. The Ineninbent \YRS appointed Se-
cretary, pro tem. The 3rd chapter of Ro-
mans in Greek was read and discussed
very fully, the presence of Canon Imies
adding_greatly to the interest and profit
of f5 meefiiig7TA 1'i -expression of --a-em
sympathy was voted to Rev. Mr. Matheiv
on account of his long and .severe illness.
also a,heartfelt vote of thanks to the Can- the 24th and 25th inst. It is a double
of meeting to be Blyth, subj ect-"Church-
place company, having two in le Toms and
two Topseys, &c , and said M be well worth
on for his able sermon. The next
seeing. Tickets may be had at Dickson's
manship." 4. paper thereon bfthe Rev.
Mr. Cray, of Clinton. The evening ses- book store.
81611 WaS 1E4(1 in the ehure 3, when an ex- pas;engers on board an up train
.ceedingly interesting paper was read by from London on Monday night, eajoyed a
the Rural Dean on "Christian giving." musical.treat in the shape of a friendly
The subject was then well enforced and contest between a violinist, Mr. Wiley, of
illustrated by the Canon, and practically
sOu
Young Young - ins aeo with a view to purchae
-Action or account. ? • ' '
Judgment_folapiaintiffNI
. - • - hat does he want with spoons 2
n Thetlis linaeri7hs, oi hro4OPcli .d yIdtrav‘ivlilngh et °a a Nay] ees he
Benson for defendant.
Livennoore vs. Shebbrools-Aeptiifolitintfiofir;
wages, settled -.11anning for
'later than last year which is ovviag to the
Cole vs. Bell -Action for price of sheep, corlddinneisnsgof be
fhthesaprivinft. , and the wet weath-
This-was a case before pa -jury and occu-
e
pied -the -most -of the time of the -court. Ak-,-S-tew-art-Me-Dougalt,--who--went to-
erdiet for the defendant. Benson for England at the same time as Mr. J. J.
plaintiff, Doyle for defendant. - Fisher did, returned on Saturday night
last, bringing witli him four young breed-
ing mares.
Rev.-Mr.-Parsons'of Toronto, preached.
an eXcellent sermon last Sabbath" i eth-
any Church, from the text ., " the
word was made flesh, and dwe am ng us,
(and we behold his glory, the glory as Of
the only begotten vinof the Father,) !till of
grace and truth, . For alddcription,
excellent illustration, and easy flow of
language, this _gentl.e.rni_an- could hardly be
WINGLIAM.
LAOTtOSSE.— The -Wingbam ' Lacrosse
team were badly beaten'in Clinton on the
water, and had evidently been some time,
17th. They claim to have played a pick
-
as he was very nearly dead, and it took
ed team from Clinton, Seaforth and Gode-
°nUleiactiim.,EeTtc9rtill'e':1108_caintiaNte.-biFaire. d R. Wren's on the ist.
rich. However, they hope to return avors
--11I-ammoth--niele--Tom's-Cabin and Two
FIRE.—What might have bee -n ----a very-
Orphan'a Co., will perform in the Town disastrous fire started in the wareroorus
Hall here, on 'Thursday and Friday next
of Messrs. Scott Bell & Co. The fire was
caused by the spontaneous combustion of
a lot (drags soaked in benzine, oil, &c.,
and thrown loosely in a largeiwoodea box.
Though the fire Was checked in tiine to
prevent much loss it should prove a very
wholesale warning to the proprietors to be
more careful in future. •
POLL TAX. -Rather unfavorable core -
the Wingham TiMes, and the newsboy- on tmonitnisanalinade a newly arrived immigrant
on the action of the collec-
the train, who played,a mouth organ. It so heavily or not paying bis poll tax.
The young man had only been in Canada
-two weeks and was totally unacquainted
with the laws in reference to it. Had the
collector condescended to explain them
to him it would have been fax more man -
As it was it cost theyoung man -about
$12 to pay a poll tax of $2.
BRIEFS,—Mrs. Davis has removed her
fancy goods store farther•up street: Rev.
Issac Barr has returned home from the
Northwest looking 'very, well indeed.
Mon-
day. Weainderstand Charley intends to
Mayor Scott left for Manitoba last .
t s sp ewoemree ohtetmoei eweestilyiatheirml a. s tIT' The rrs` T_Tdanviqetti,eesn'_'
aslikoits:lclib-ethtaatkeiiiikoenatnhe°\;:;ielfrshell. without sequently all the teachers 3N11-0 NV'er.e aN0vna-y
did and delicate natural production, and
Mg. School commenced to day and c
easaeoe_of_phil0;•ophy_ox_th e season i n
home -hat e.arettirred-a--Lota-trfalaii=
o f.poetical reasoni,ne. 1,),
t_,ALEDONIAN >te ann a
town and Some not Ivanted except
v the Chie Th council are maling a
tournament of the Locanow caiedonian
splendid job of Victoria St. The 1st of
•Society off at -that Place, oni the lineris going to
be a 1_!jg, day. E.
13th September next, when the usual K. Talbot'has-oaened out a general stor,.
prizes win be competed for. Low rates John Kerr, 'grocer, has removed to the
'on the railroads have been secured, and 31ason Block. Mr. Leslie:is enlarging
Reeve vs. Young -Action for account,
idjaurned
Pay vs. Jordan ---:A etion for ...account,
judgment. Manning for plaintiff,
McCutcheon vs. Stanbury -I n ter plead-
er action, stands until next court. Proud
foot for plaintiff, Benson for defendant.
There were a large number ofjudgment
summonses, after disposing of which the
court adjourned, ,
_NEARLY DROWNED.=On Saturday last s rpassc
a son of Mr. J. R. Kennedy, aged about
two years was nearly drowned by falling
intp a cistern. When found he was float-
ing head downward, in about nine feet of
piPoRTANT TO THE SlOK.
DR. -'FicCULLOCK''...
. .
gtd of advanced knowledge a,nd expand -
than on earth. Fully illustrated, the con- 00, sold from
ed vision, we should know less in heaven
. the season was the one to Poet Stanley, south
'i\.t.l.iollnoctliagyh our nciaartleiebsasigiesfsroionf the
last, there ,-being 173 tickets mail clerk, went on to Wingham, and in
elusion was reached, "we shall know each ascii(' -.IF"' nere a-T.'d ,75 from Exeter. Pamt the afternoon we had no mail from Stanley was was reacnea at i1.60 it. 03., when
other there." The relation of saints to
all made for the beautiful grounds in con-
nection with the Fraser House, where
baskets were opened and justice done to
the conteritS.-• In the afternoon it Dumber
of young and married ladies enjoyed the
pleasures of surf bathing in the lake, while
numbers took advantage of a trip on the
lake by steamer Ruby. Probably no finer
place in Ontario can be found for a picnic,
and it was the unanimous verdict of the
excursionissts- that it most pleasant time
had been spent. A mammoth picnic, un-
der the -auspices of the --Foresters of this
place; is now being arranged tor the last
week in September, to visit the Port.
;
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE, --
For Sale,
A SELF-DCM1'1NG SCRAPER, cheap. Reference
li. RANseotte, Stapleton. Apply to • ,
JNO.• P.'MART IN, at 5h Foundry.
(811180,1, Aug. 17, 1882. • . .
FOR SALE .OR TO
'MAT conveniently situated house on Rattenbury
StrectImext--to-if-,Staninnier.,-oentainingent
The bt is one-eighth of an acre With a lane along side
. .
of it. Apply at the New ERA °tee.
• .
Farm .for. Sale....
rriIIS: subscriber offers for silo Lot. 45, 1s8 eon. of
Tuekersmith, tendon Road, within '2f., Miles of
the. Town of Clinton, and 34; from Brueelleld. This
farm contains 100 acres of (Mince land. • Well watered
by never -failing springs. No Waste land. Good or-
ehard and outbuildings. Terms easy, For further
particulars apply to
MRS. ELIZABETH GRANT.; ..
'1$ ti Clinton P.O.,
MISS] ON AltY S
• Below is a list of the _missionary 3e1-
1'1'164:and meetings to be held in this
neighborhood, for the ,yea.re 1882-83, by
h p-ktethedist_dlatirch_o f Canada.,_aa._ap,-
poi n ted -at the late District Meeting.
CLINTbeta:-Serrnons on December 10th
by Rev. Jelin Wa,kefield, of Goderich.,
Meting on Monday evening, llth .De-
putation., Revs. J. Wakefield, chairman
of thedistrict, and David C. Clfippison;
of Brussels.
HOLmEsvILLE:---Serinons on December
.1.7,theby the Revs.Wm. Baugh, of T3ayfield,
and A. E. Smith, of Manchester.- Meets
ingS, followingweek. Deputation, .Revs.
Messrs. Baugh and Smith.
FARM .FOR StA.-LE".---13rirFIEED;=Sermons -on- January 7th-
bythe Revs. A, Edwards and Wm. Me-
DOnagla. Meetings, following week. De-
putatiOn, Revs, J. Wakefield, chairman
the-districte--L-, 0. Rice,--Aa-Edwards
and Henry E. Hill.
HENBAEri -Sermons on February 26th
by the Reit Jos. H. Cooke. Meetings,
following week. Deputation, Revs. A. Cr.
Harris and J. H:-Coblae.
LONDESB0110.-Sermons on Deeernber
17th by the Rev. J04. Philp. Meetings
-following week.- Deputation- Revss Geo.
•
MIIE subscriber offers for sale that convenientiy
situated -farm beteg thenotth half of Lot '23, 10th
concession of Goderieh Township, containing 4,./aOres,
more or less, on whitirthere area frame-bouseistalfle—,
and granary, and iog barn. Good 'clay ioani and young
orchard. Neve -failing spring creek. running through'
the place.
WALTON DODSWORTI-1, Clinton P.O.
Goderich township, Aug. 17, 1882. '
•• •
House -and Lot .for Sale.
--
rr HE undersigned offers that fine. conveniently
1 situated and well-built two storeY-BRICK; HOUSE -
on Joseph Street, just iffilnitfirthe F"ndrY' fm. MI6' 'H.' Cernisli 'Jtiti; Philp and- --A..H. Man -
It is well furnished with all conveniences, and has good.' . • •
lot In connection. Will he sold very cheap and on easy ning, I3sq, .
• BLYTHi-Sertrions. on December 10th
by the Revs; David C. Clappison and L.
0. Rice. Meetin-gs, following week. De;
putation, Revs. David C. ClapPisen and
MeDbilagh, .
:13thadaavE.:-.SerniOne on JiiiirtiTy-Elth.
by tire 1eys, J, T. Snii.th. _and Henry E.
:Meetings, follOWing weet-Oefiri:
tritioni Revs, A. Andrews, Wm. Birks,. J.
T. Stnith and Jos. I-LCooke. •
This list shotild be • saved for future
•reference,
terms of payment. Apply on the premises to
J. 1)1ORE,
Clinton, Ag. 10. 1$82. . _
_ •
Farm for Sale.
MITE subscriber offers for sale the flonth.lialf of Lot
138, 10811 Commission of' floderith Township, Con-
isting of 40 RCITR 41)011t, 00108.1r0114-th&T(0,0 of
Clinton, Nearly an cleared and in good state of eul-
t vat ion. Rough -east home, frame barn, stahlea and
other outbuildings on the place. Good orchard end
plenty of water. PORROW011 given this fall. • Terine
very reasonable. For particulars apply on the .pre -
Dike>, or to ._ .
31t1 hi'lio-W>litE, Clinton,
of aged peeplein-lhis neighborhood have
passed away this year; many ofthem being
old settler's tvho bitcl hewn out for them -
Selves comfortable hordes, ahcl left behind
many sons and daughters to mourn their.
departure: , We ,are again called upon to
chronicle thedeath of two, who; although
11ULLETT.
not long in this neighborhood, haVe 'left
behind many friends and relatives.: , Last G'obb ii-Eieri.---Mr; John Millar, 1311i
con„ has threshed sixty bushels of fall
Thursday, 17th inst., Mr: A, Graham,
wheat from , two bushels of seed. The
of Goclerich-tewnship, died in his 66th
wheat is a new variety known as " Miclii-
year. Deceased_waa_horn in East Kilbride,
Amber,"' and presents a very fine ap-
Lanarkshire, Scotland, and.. emigrated- to gan
Canada in 1848, settling ba MarkETA- -pearance;-being--clear- and -white in the
Where he remained for 29 years, and then straw and does net ledge as badly as the
Seneca. Mr. John Brown has a field of
remoyed With his son-in-law, Mr. Wm.
_barley_ :which • returnedabim...forty-five
te-the-Fultoh-to-near thiiietewnr
a very._ bushels to :the acre.
where be died. ' Although not
strong man, he was always tole bly heal- NEw HOusEs.-Mrs. R. Kelly's new
thy till a abort time prior to his 'death.— brick residence already presents quite an
He Was Of a quiet, retiring disposition,- imposing appearance, and will be, when
Conservative in. politics, taking only a finished, anadditional ornament to the
nominal interest in public affairs, but of a 131h con. of Hullett. Mr. A. Elliott is
„genial temperament, making him it good also ereeting it handsome residence on life
friendandneighbor: On Wednesday fol' farm, ,its will be:completed this winter:
lowing (yesterday) his widow, Ohristina PERSONAL. -We are much gratified in
Graham, after about three years of great Seeing that Mr. R. J. 'Floodv and Mr. Ga.
Stiffailt from cancer 111, her breast, died, Newton, teacher of Harlock,• baYe been.
being only a.botif three months younger suceessfal in the late exaniination for 2nd
than.her husband, to Whotin she was unit: class .certifitiates.
ed Piet before- leaving for this Country.
she was horn in the isle of /slay, Argyle,. ?air.' Shitiva• formerly teacher at
shire; cotland. Although they.11101*,,..hadtivo arle,11101*,silent two •days visiting old
S'
children only one remains to mourn their friends, last week.
deParliire, Mrs...Weir,"•fi, Son dying at the
'ago of three Years. Both were members 11,In. BnotioitToN, late mahager of
ot' the Presbyterian church. The funeral the Cs. W. R., has TOSigned. the situation,
of Mrs. Graham will take place to -day, at ()wino- to the amalffamatiOn of the roads.
ilYe o'clock p,m. It 18 not known What he iritende 10 do,
veiZSNesioniesioanicesettazsextrasie
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Mit Ha T„ri Is spending a few -,days
at Montreal.
Miss MAG E Ross i • -visiting friends
at Brussels.
MRS, Garjo, of pickering, s visiting
her sister, Mrs. 'Turnbull.
PRor GREIG, anti leave this
week for their home in Toronto.
Mu. P. .)4IoLmtEs. is confined to his
room by the swelling of his legs.
11Ias. MARTEN, ofMontreal, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. O'Neil, of this place,
Miss MAGo-IE Canna of Waterloo, is"
here visiting her brother, Mn Peter Craib;
MISS Gounoaa of Strathroy, vvas visit-
ing Miss 11IeTagga.rt a few days last week.
THE "MI8;SES arAOWITIRTER are here
visiting ,their brother; Mr,• John Mac-
whirter, • ,
SMITE and Miaa Nellie
Straith left on a monthe Yaeation to .Afount
Forest this week.
MR. JAS. Coned and daughtels, of St,
Thomas, (formerly of Stapleton) is visiting
friends in town. -
MR. GE.o. RizioiciaNniaaa of Lendon,
founerly of this pltice., Was visiting friends
.in town this week-.
MRS, • S. • DAYIS and her daughter, Miss
Hattie, are spending a fen,- weeks with
friends at St: Cathmanes.
THE farnily of M'r, George Harland re-
,
moved._ to Wkaford, on 111enday, where
Mr.•Harland 38 residing. a
11Ia. R. IRWIN has rOturned from his
western trip, as has also Mr. T. Jaelt.'sen,
jr. ; both look ivell after their holiday.
1Nitt. AiciartEw Wiirriiissr, of Detroit,
(fennel -1y of Clinton,) is visiting his
'mother at her 11 pine in C1-oderich township.
,
MR. C. ARCri1BALD,' ibriberly M..P. for
Stormont, and brother-in-law. of' Mr, W,.
W, Farran, was in town this week 011 R
visit,
MR. D. EnwAEbs, assistant -general
Manager of the Flint & Pere Marquette
Railway,' is stopping at the Ratenbury for
a few days.
n foa rued that -Mt J. H. Pon
ell has decided to hatig out hiS shingle in
Detroit, believing his proapeets there to
be very good.
TIIE railway has ft faithful employee
here, in the perSon of Mr, John Beattie,
of the Western, who has not 1.0SI it day's
paTYI'iinE efrigieh:dYse'elfi'sRev. Mis ,Hamilton, Of
Londeslioro,, will be pleased te know that,
notwithstanding the serious hature of .bit
illness, goedhopes are entertained of his
recovery. '
KEw, late an etnploYee. at the G.
W.R. station here, but now station mas-
ter at Whitechurch, is taking a trip to the'
Falls and neighborhood, passing through
here
eEovn 111VIericinIe(EITaTY-ilEa-tsi.t.-Er,r, ofHamilton,
the C. 1\1. Church, will
baerrieurT odnivaliN1-eisliit' to Mr. Thos. White this
week. -Ten years ago they were appren-e .
tices.togeilier the old land.
Mn. Joust 'Rottistsos: late in the ena-
ploy of Mess,rese S. Pallis'er St Co., lea.ves
this week for Philadelphia, where he has
secured a situation with the 'tea, coffee
and Spice lionse. of Sir. Ralph White. •
M11..GEO,E.).P.AV of the firm of Pak &
NViseinan, goes to Illontreal this week, in
-the, eintereste-of-th-eLfiiinies-..-Mie--,frob-it --
lander also goes east, on bust ness,connect-
ed with the establishment'of -Mr. Jelin •
-1-1°Tcligii7:11;11,E`bif Mr. .'es. . I inson, who -
recently scalded her foot, is having a very
painful thne °fit., and it will be some:time
before she is able to get around again.
It is only lately that the fool showed signs
o 1.147'1 e ;‘,5' Ot.1 0 hear at Mr, Thos.
Joivett, of:Ooderich township, has recov-
ered I ' I ' I t t b ahle
ered rom us a e tied( en as o o e•
to lie•ont agaio. Considering the injuries
he sestaingde his .recovery might almost
be regarded as ta "niodern miracle."
'Fens friends of 1. . in oc gens will •
be pleased to hear that lie continues to
improve, and SOOT1 expects to be around
all right. Ile has had a ha,rd siege, but
it has beeil bravely borne, and -he Sh.Oald,
for time at lany rate, cease In usual
business activity, until his recovery is
thorough. --
lifE many friends of the venerable •
ronto, as the trains did not make conn ec- Rey, pn, y-ii,[ieees., late vaairtnan of this)
dons at Winghain.
We understand that a Brussels clothing
firm 'nave made arrangements to supply
one of our village young men, with the
latest and most fashionable.etyles suitable
for business, or even a pleasure trip up
the lakes. It is said that the last outfit
was slightly " too previous.
A man by the name of Cormick, of
Brussels, was summoned before Squire
Wilton, on Monday, by Mr. John A. Mac-
donald,_wholesale liquor dealer, for as-
sault, at Brussels, when, it is said, he went
to see his intended, f-fe douced a couple
of buckets of WITtet 011-1Tinl7antl saye-he
done it because he hauled hini'up before
for assaulting Macdonald. Cormick was
fined $13 arid costs. He afterwards abus-
ed•the constable'WaS pitt in the lock-up
and will be sent to Goderich. as,
district for- the Arethodist chured• Will be
„
pleased to hear that if) his new sphere co
labor, (St. Catharines) die has met with '
the most cordial and hearty stipport in his
work, his labors being.greatlyr flppreciated
by the people of that city. _
ON l‘IONDAY, 51e8sr8. N. Robson, J. T.
Marsh, J. Young, arid J. Rider, of Clin-
ton, arid Messrs. Munro •and Wilson, of
'Seaforth, left for Toronto, to represent the'
ligron Rifle Association at the mritehee o' ,
the Ontario AsSociation. Dent. J.Young
took a prize of $8; and Major Wilson a
prize of $10, in the afternoon 1(1 11111' day.
stlity----Ye-eung=toolc_ aprize-of--$5,
111unro ani.1.1\far4li one of $4 e11C11.
• —,••••••• —
C(LLB()ILNI?..
Mr..Henry Hebei lit engagedthe ser- •
viees of Mr. J. 13. 1./urst to drive his
threshing, engine this season.
Mr. Jacob 1-Iabel lias -returned fr3in
Winnipeg, been absent about five
months. lie likes the place
Mr. Wertz, Mr. and Mrs, C. Straw and
family, of East Saginaw, Mich., and Mr.
Anthony Forster, of Markham, Ont.,
Were spending their summer vacation with
Mr. Wm. Forster, Sir. A. Forster was
8uffering from an injury of the spine, .but
-ivae Slightly.better at the tinie _of _his _de-
parture. We have no doubt they were Ali
loyally entertained at Cabin Farm.
LIST OF' VALI. UOWS FOR '1,Sta.
l'ackorsinial Branch, Seaforth, Sept, 21 and 22.
Morris Branch, Blyth, Oct. 12 0114 13
West Amon, Goderich, sept. 19 and 20.
tray Branca, zwrich, Sept. 21 and 22.
South iturem-Estater, Oct. 2 and 3.
Fast ilaron, Wroxeter, ciet, 3 3111 -3.
Grey Branch, BtMSSola, Get 5 and 0.
East Wawanoell)Beigrave, ,atet. 18.
IribliCirt, Strom Sept. 20.
Mitchell, at mitehen. Sept. it and la
industrialaToronto Sept. 5 to 10.
Western Fair; LOn don, Sapt. 25 tO 29
rrOVIrt(iittl, XillSt411, SOW. 18 0) 23.
Mullett Branbli, 01133 1), Sold,. 18 and 10.
40;.CENT..Su --
riMIE NEW Eft A Will 1)0 se.rit to EMS, address,
-I- till 1110301 (if .rannary, 1853, tor the id>ovo.
1)1 m d in ad Van ee.