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13arristers, Solicitors,
CONVEYANCERS, &e.
Commissioners for Ontario and Manitoba.
- BEAVER, BLOCE,• CLINTON.
ATR."& MRS: BLA.CKSTONE, teachers of Vocal and
.111. Inetnunental music, Rattenbury Street, near Or-
gan Factory. N. B -Singing Class noW fOrining,
Violin Lessons give,n.
Clinton, Feb. 16, 1882.
MONEY *TO LEND.
-itir 01,7E1 to lend at 0 and 61 lier cent. Private
-Mt funds. SEAGER & MORTON, Barristers.
Goderich.
VOIL•11.7. O. 36
TE ithtS - $1.50 Per Annular
CLINTON,
ONT.,
THURSDAY, SEPT.
1882.
etv du,trtiOnntvitO.
POOKET BOOK LOST.•
• 4•0.110i• -ZJip.'Ot..1.,L •
TOWN CHURCH CHIMES.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$40,000P FU.N„DeSs , it: 10(1(1on Tann
•Perest.
Clinton, Aug. 24, 1882. Perrins Block.
4, C. , Boot , and
Shoe nu kr. First-class work At loW
lobas cre-tild price. An assorts -emit of ready-macie
fine goods on hand. Repairing neat-
' SY-done, ' Shop-VieroalA
South of P. Robb's, CLIMOY.
LI R. HUFFMAN, PIANO TUNER, WINGIIA.M,
AD. late of Belleville will visit Clinton quarterly in
August, November, February and May, for the pur-
pose of tuning Pianos and Organs and renairiag• the
same. Satisfaction given. Prices low. Communica-
tions from the country attended to promptly. 35-y -
RONEY. CAMPBELL.
CITY BARBER SHOP, OPPOSITE
THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON.
Halt dressing, shaving,shaMpooing, &c., attended to
MONEY TO LOIN!
AT Low pATiES is,rnnEST, ANI) urON Tasms
44,...0r0 Sen. Benne-VERS. • '
1I -A -N MING 4i-SUOTT,
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REMOVAL.
EDWIN liEEP-EIt, L.
DENTIST., CLINTON,
Late of Toronto, Honor Graduate Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeon, has rethoved to the
_ '
•
.Coatsillook, over W.Taylor &Son's
All work firsteclass. Charges moderate'.
CANADA WEST LAND ik AGENCY CO.
"Dlo AORTI ES who -have Farina:, Mills or -Town -property
JL Irar sale can have the same -advertised in the pam-
;Ala published monthly .by Ore "Canada, West Land ,
Agency -Co" free Of . charge ; 41. commission charged oiri
These pi.mphiets are 'circulated largely through
• Creat Britain and.' Canada. The object of the Com-
- nany is to induce ma Couniry farmers and others to
4e881e in Ontario. Parties wlehing to•purchase, please
--ll at my office and examine -•lists of propertiessfor
• . -sale. Parties wishing to sell please call and give •ide-
,
•'Ascriptions of their provenly, ternis, ese: •
M. LOUGH, Agent, Unlike],
1E1c.ines
T PURCHASE tbe ehave in trade, along with puPers,
•1 old spades,'shornlsnant other steels; rag' carpets,
old zinc and old.voldoers, all at seine' price, separated
-from the Cotton rags and other woolen rags, ,T also
take all other sorts of Carpeting, brass, copper; lead
•
andiron, in trade. , • •'
Good pastareg,e atlieorge•l3ently's .
ail -Stoll, July 12„, asea.. WM. MARTIN.
HULLE'Inr
CARDING Mill.
MHE Carstingsmiil, on the.13th eon.; Mullett,
1 will be;Openell.= the day of June, when
customerserue..nevend on having theirsCasAing,
Weaving, Pulling and Cloth Dressing done in
Bret clams order, as •the machinery has been
thoroughly overhzuled. '
Parties •COMing from a distanceeandursertheir
carding dene,w/ae-waiting.
• . R. MOME•IBO•N.
Hullett, 1881,. '
A. O. U.
TN Clinton, 3,bent a week since, a red Morroco con-
taining a five dollar bill and a little -silver: The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
office.
-1NT-0 r-ir --
THE Classes in connection -with the Clinton
ebonies' Institute, will eommence on the evening
et THURSDAY; THE 14te INST. Terms made known
by application to MIL CURTIS STEVENSON.
Clinton, Sept. 7, 1882., '
STRAY
. • .
riAAME.to the, subscriber's prenlise1a; lot 23„ conces-
sion 9„Goderieh township,'on nr. obi:motile 7.0th
of June last, one 'ewe .and two lornba.' The owner is
hereby 'notified to prove property pay" ebarges' and
take them away. ' ROBERT FERRIS.
Goderieh township, Sept. 6, 1822. 1 qm,
,
'llou§e and Lot for Salk.
THE Subscriber offers that 'eligibly situated house
• and hit on James, street, near the G. T. R. station,
for, sale. The house is frame containing, five rooms,
with wood "shed, and stable. Good well and, cistern,
with several fruit trees on the kit. -Terms made
known 'an aPplieation on the premises to ,
Clinton, Sept. 5, 1869. • 'lin A. ,WHE4'TLEY. '
• Voters'. List .Ootirt,
NJOTICE is her.eliy given thsi:t court Will he held
..LN pnrsuant-to-tho-Votersi-List-Act, by His -Honor
the Judge of the Cothity Court of the County of Huron;
at the TissiVERANcE HAEL, LONDESBORO, mi-
Monfilay, September 11, 1SS-2, at 10 o'clock
a. -n., to ,hear the determine and several complaints 'of
errors and .ceniSsions in (Inc Voters', List .of the mu-
niCipality Of Mullett, for„ 1882. All, persons haVine
business at the court•are requiredlo attend at the said
, JAMES 13RAITHWAITE, Clerk. .
• MULLETT .Sept. 4,1882.
A 'FIRST..CLASS.I1ATtIVI
• FOR SALE.'
nos, ART of Lots:12 and.13, °nth. 13th• con..of
'1 containing 100' acres. 60 acres Cleared and mider
"cslitiVation and free, from' stain:vs.; 40 acres 'of .heavy
timbered land,' -Through, the cleared, i)ortiien there is
•laid 500 rods.of under -drain. This is one.of the riehest
. and best`farms in the coanty of. ilurOn, the crops is
'enormous. The buildings consiat of a ;small frame'
house, log stables, and trained barn, x 55, . nearly,
new. ' There is aworchard of abOut 46 trees -of snperior,
grafted fruit. •
price 84,560,81,000 or more down, balance to be se-
cured bylst Mortgoge,, with inter,esa, at '6i• per cent.
-Mortgagor to havethe privilege of paying 4 partnr•the.
.whole of Mortgage money at the end of any half-year
without notice. Tke pesefiaser, can, go 'on at once -to
:prepare for crops. Appply to .„ _ • _
Clint.on, Sept. 7,1882. . ,A. S. FISHER.
Grand Trunk Railway
__111'111011
SEPT. Sirn 'TO 16rii.
rICICEETS M Toronto raid return' will be sold- at
ONE FARE AND AVIIIRD, from Sept: 4,th to
eth inelnifve, .ana-at '
• -MBE Evular rIleeting of Clinton ,Ledge, Aim:dent.
•1 Order cif !United .Workineri,• lin 'their
rooms,`FIIEGAiY.,-SEETEMBEIR. '8„, ',full atteinlinnee
This Order dakb-svsed. among thc. asidoVics :sand Or-
phans of the Aleceooed members, the :sum', of One
Million, Visite letindredl and Illeirty
Thousand Dollars -during ,the post•year.
Each mearibeniaiinshred tor • two t housand .tiottare.
Only eightassessments.of one dolt= 'tht.se •.far
in the eight•menths of the present -year.
Parties deaironssifjoirsing the Oader:cari- learn fell
particulars,lromany of the members,' or (rein ,
DIL WILLIAMS, ' JNO., ,
Examining Pysielan.• 'Secretnoy.
S. FOWLER &
iT STOCIC OF
VIOLIN STRINGS
TOWN.
• FINE PLATED WARE.
NEWEST DESIGNS IN
JEWELLERY-:!
Repairing done Promptly.
Clinton, May 21-th, 1882:
F•i;LESIT
Land Plaste
in bulk. The best and cheapest Fertilizers,
in the' world.
FEED THE JANIE AND LAND
WILL EEED YOU.•
R M. RACEYI
• MON HD HARDWARE MERCHANT,
SI LE F
For thep .round trip,
Fromfie 11th fte 16th illebleini
,figITUDGES .itt,N13" E.k.HIBITO'.RS4itt
canobtaihreturn tickets at:SINGLE .:-‘.41.E
frOin8ept"..d. ,to 118, geod• 'Op to Sept: .89.
"Ite•V: Mr. Baia a), Of -Bay-fielif,7Preaeliett
in the Methodist church on Sunday,
Mr. Jas. Young is expected.to .preach
in the lBaptist church, here, on Sunday
evening next, •
Sunday will be on hchitlf ef the mission fimirs$1 25 ; Secorcl; lumber, $132.72 ;
Town Council.
A regnlar meeting of the Council was held
on Monday evening. •Members all preseent
.except..MesArs...Mnrse and ,Jaell Sen. '
' FINANCE COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
The report recommending the payment of
.the -following -accOunts i -W., Steep, street
veateringlfor August, $9; W. Whittington,
work at cemetery, $3 38 ; charity committee, -
ticket for T. Devine, $1, and .Folland, for
The :CeilectiOn.in' St. Paul'S cluireh next
Mulloy, fixing pump at cemetery, $3; W.
fund of, the Dlocese. ., Dennison ringicie bell up to 15th August -
Owing to the continued illness of the $1e.50 ; W. J. Paisley, qrs. salary, $112.50;
pastor of the Wingliam. Baptist church, C. J. Sttlyenson, expetases t'o Goderich, $1.15.
•his pulpit was supplied on Sunday by M. 013 motion' the report was adopted. ' -
W. L. Newton Of this place -' .-
'. Thofolloing report of.the Fire and Wa' ter
FIRE ANI) WATER COMMITTEE'S REPORT
atuTpye Friday rtihdeayseetveeoisiinigessionne,etilnagtelyforeotmhe.
Comthittee was read and adopted ..--"Ufider
the nett: regulations the Fire Company have
menced by Rev. Mr. Rice; is well attend-
ed and 'will prove profitable and instruc- had three -Practices -one on the 18th bf Mak,
and werethrowing water from Doan's tank in
12 minutes frorn the first stroke of the bell ;
tive to all. who attend.
Rev.3lr. Stewart resumed his work in 12 men being present, 3 absent ; a second
Willis Church, on Sunday, and thellearty practice on the 24th of May, at Deall'S tank,
hand shaking he underwent ' at the close wo1n3he jmnuletynli 2e present,
at; hee rnr oet w, t ihp2rgo wawbiagutegenr tirwateroamt ihin ri third
Mnp isrnapi loot pond cede,
of the mornins.• service showed that his
cong,regation were glad to , have him back
•in 14 minutes, 13 men present and 1 absent;
again.
. .
onelman having removed from town and his
•
• FALL WHEAT. -On the'llansford farm Fla
• ' lace not yetbeingbeing filled. The committee,
there i.a.,•fielct Of fall wheat,. sowed since tuessetLesall3tcliire c.cittornairhosei,litibialliltaWao
harvest that is nearlY two iri.dies. above suitable house and take-. cha'rge Novi thelgine
ground. FiresEly, as soon as Possih-le, in accordance-
---s-TEIE-EDITOR-01. the Expositor speaks of with_isprevioue_resolutionsof_Oouncil.Elaxes
„. . . .
A Shietial leave Motitvetl'at ,an
Sept- 2(1tli, steppiv,.at tiil statioiiti- and arri,v,iitg at
Toronto the saitie;nighti r." '
,Or•Viekets 4011ONTO AND' :RETURN 'arid. to
NIAG,L.11,A FALLS:end return 'wilt he,' sold for this
train.adthe.veryilow,rates shownlinhe poSters. ,
' • JOS. IFINCRSOCN, Man -
-moutzOo, Aug. •
R 0.11
,conveniengy situated :hopes,. on Rattenbory
1 Street, nextito'liStanbuty's, nocataining 8.roomiL
The lotie one-eightlimf an acre with a lane abing4lide.
of it: Apply writhe:Nene Ilno,o10Ce. ' •
ForSale,
SBLE--GUI1P,/,‘70 SCRAP,ER,.Clieap. Reference
£. R.-R,oi2�sQ,F3tsiofet0n.'Apply-10 . .
ONO. it.. MARTIN; .4 the l'••oundry.
Clinton, /7, ] .
ROUSE TO LET.
r1111E subswiber offers to Fent a goad house, eon-
ta.ming tfra roconsaind usual conveniences, eligibly
eitunted. Posoessionigirzen et once.
JOHN 'COPELAND.
Clinton, Aug. 24., Lea: ,
House and Lot for Sale.
r1111IE undersigocd 'offers that fine. •coaveniently
rituated and well-loullt two storey 13111ER HOUSE
On Joseph -Street, S•ust south of the Foundry; for sale.
ft is well furnished with .a11 convenienees; and has good
lot inieonnection. Will be sold very cheap and on easy
trriasief payment. A.pply Om, premises .
• ;1013..SE.
Clintbn, Aug. 10. 1882.
'Voter s .List Otfurt,
i‘T,ovog liertiby given that a Court will be held
1.'11 persusat to the Voters' , List Act; by His; Honor
, the judge of the Bounty Court of the County of
at the TOWN HALL, CLINTON,.. On Tuesday,'
Septernber.12Ih. 18S2,_at 10
-Ifear. anti' deteraiiiiW`tb-a-aeiseral-COmPlitinte errOia
and omissions in the Vot4rs,,List of the 'municipality
of Clinton, far seee. .All persons Mitring business at
the.'eourtare required' to attend at the said, time and
• JOHN' iii-ALLANDER Clerk
Clinton. Aqg 30,.1882, '
•
ay, 1882,
'AL,gents: WaiVite4*.
WANTED several good fictive AgentS„ to sell the
Donthaieri •Frnit Dryer, one. of the
simplest ' and cheapest" niethods of Drying Fruit Yet
invented.. • SEttS ONSiorir., Liberal commission glien•
Apply et onee to "
• WILLIAM &SIXTH,
. In ".]firthes Sipith's Tailor Shop,
Clinton, Aug. 17,1882.
, .
BOARDING AND,DAY SC110011
GODERTOIL
vine. FLETC;IIER having Ind Avid, such inaiited
SMICC;313 BMA having romoved to a 'very conmunli-
005 dwelling, -ean now offer special inducements' to
parents wi4ting to 5,000 tueir (imaginers to Boarding
School: tho branches are most Mmellently, pro-
vided' for. FOY fthibcr partionlarii apily to
, , • :If. J. FLEXCIltat,
.elassei4 'be resettled ,(D. etx
iVedIkeSdle3r, otiosgpt.
Ooderieh, Atte. 24,.1892; Box 186, Goderich.
Mr. Will Jackson as "the affable and ------ tested the tank and find a good supply ie all.
PETITION.
cient tovvn agent of the Great Western
pr en ion o
ST°RE ENTED"-M" 11 Plumsteel has nblyli'naenacrelys baelll°twhethresGidreannttisTsretinekbistauldeCaiglinteyd,
rented the store of Mr. R. Irwin', in the
Brick Block, and will open out a store of waNsirr.easTarie 8.aid the isupector had been
general dry goods, etc., as soon as possible.. down and could find no nuisance, and at this
MISS J. S'rnAirli, of this place, leaves juncture Alex. Ilillen attempted to address
next week. for Galt, where she has ob- the council on the subject, but leveled his in -
tallied a situation as milliner in a store, coherent rentarks at -Mr. Searle, when the
there. :Being an act,ive worker in con- MaAyor,otr.derbed.him tod sit down. ...-
mo ion being Ira e to refer the petition
neetion withWillisChurch, and a leading
mensber in the choir, she will be greatly to the Health Committee, Mr. Searle said
that as chairman cou d take no notice of
missed.
A 00,NTEMPTIBLE Aor."--- On Monday isted was specified: The Inspector had been
Railway at Clinton." A petition in reference to -the ev t* f
lt,.because no place where the ,zialsabee ex.
sonic one adminiStered-Poison to thebeau- down and failed to find any such nuisance -as
Dtifauylist,rafirioiemd stehteteerifbeecltosnogiinwgrhtiochM,rit. Ld.iePd. act whenever
evTerheiteowmams itnteeeceswsaetrye,.ab'aulltingth:etyo
soon after. It'was :valued at $300. The, eelild not- be expected to go and hunt upthe
of all nianiine,$s.v,..., _ , 1:170ecib,eblireeIdestsrlsa.tCtoboopseir, Cotrbett an tdhISIOOT e,
iladieatiOM f-lniaatuaresnucTsan'e3e-Ilild
TlEIE" LondOn±Free Press states that teixolust.w. eTrehaenm
motion to refer .the matter to the
‘.`John Smith has died at last. , ttp having
Cotnnaittee, therefore unanimously
Passed awaY at Waterloo on Friday' '' Our HeOth
cotem is surely Mistaken for John is t PassPd'
in the flesh and 'carries on business in limn SCHOOL.
i
existence of all such. Some discuesion la%
perpetrator of such an act niust be devoid
The Seere ary of t e ool applied
this town. Ik he is a corpse, he's a -pretty for $200, the balance of gHralgnilt f'So. 1882,which,
•lively one at any rate. on motion, was ordered to be paid.
tg.R.O.N.L,I.E.E.SEQUILA,SSO.CL&ELON, „.„, STREET WORE.
Illeetillg of the officers and directors of the -Mr. W:-To7per addressed the --cTuncir-
reference to the propriety of fixing the. street
Huron Live Stock Association, will be
south of tire old ashery, as there wail cons
lien at ItcLaren's Hotel, Clinton; on
siderable travel over it, and it was not --In a
Tuesday, the 12th inst., at 2 o'clock p.m.,
condition for heavy loads. 'Ilie Street Coms
for the purpose of making arrangements naitteee
were-instructed-to-consider-the-naatterv.
fol'-flirfiltgale, and -the transaction of--
. 141r. Thompson directed attention tra the ne-
other business.
E. TIE0l4/11 ES sir SON
Publishers:
GO/WRIER TOWNSHIP.
' PPLES.-Mr. Jolan COX and kfr. Jas.Elliott,
et the hills, -are buying apples for shipment to
the northwest.
Finn liVsma.T.-Mr. David Purvis, Huron
tie re d hi-dds -
fall wheat this year.
1dOVING WES1,-2-Mr. l'hoaras Gordon, Oth
e013., has hoeght a farm ,in Michigan and- is
moving on tosit this fall.
Goon Woux..-Mr. Donoghue of the
6th cons. Goderich, township, bound 1873
sheaves of oats in she hours and three quarters
on the 26th Aug. ,
- Tann BINDING. -Hugh 1410Qteeen, of the
Lake shore road, one day last week cut -and
bmind one htindred and fifty dozen sheaves
of spring wheats "
-
/loam Aeassz-.Mise Ida E. Cryderman of
Porter's Hill, has returned honae after a six -
weeks' visit to Michigan. She looks much
better after her trip. , • •
Misenixas-Coon hunting bas started in
this township and our young men are out at,
nights, their first expleit has been to .elevate
Mr. Smith's cutter by putting it on one of his
buildings.
Hoses men. -Mr. Edward Slatery,. one of
our enterprising steam -threshers, lost a fine
horse the other day, infiamation was the cause;
it will come hard on him as this is the second
he has lost this fall,
FINISEIED.-Mr. George Sturdy, with his
usual-oha racteristic-stnartnessefinisia ed -h a rvest-
ont he_28th-of_Augnst,-he--being--the--first as -
usual.. George can always manage to do his
work with neatness and despatch,
LEsne,e Assottyr.-A few days since Mr. W.
Perdue threshed on the farm of Mr. John
Rathwell, Bayfiehl concession, 900 bushels of
wheat in less thatt 10 hours This was very
good work. considering the condition in which
grain is -in tbis-year. •
AcCIDENT.-013 'I'bursday last vvhile a
threshing wee in progress on the farm- of
John Smeltzer, .1.0th con., it young man
named Hiram Hill, in stooping over, struck
his forehead on a knife in the band cutter's
band, cutting to the bone.
STOLEN OR HID.--lienty Lloyd,68h cons,
Went to Goderich for a load of shingles; while
on the. road coming home something went
wrong with"the waggon and he had to leave it,
he went home -and sent a man for the load,
• the waggan was missing and has been 'ever
since, Sonic Of the boys have been play ng
tricks on Hank.
cessity of having all leading roads in good
W.E REGRET to record that J. R. -Miller, state of repair, after which council adjourned.
of town, failed to pass the second inter- -,---eone•-•--asime---e—
mediate lave exainination. It will now wiNGLIAfti•
beseen where the County, Conneil erred virtimEN'S DIIMONSTRATICN.:-:The dem- -
last Winter in not granting Mr.' ,it .s • tratiOn held here on friday last,,surp'assed
p_terbwlic :Sc .11 °els:as a:equested.,—, •Goderich bdec'er•hor'Lde'd, Ta hilumthhwer11.0fweaxspe.
s% • ing heen erected- in different parts of the tc,wri.
' DIE Winnipeg Free Press, speaking of A large number of spectators were present.
a new feehool being .opened there, pays the The hose reel race, for which there' -were six,
.follOvvrng compliment to a gentleman in entries, resulted as fellows : first prize, 'eilver
,athnis..asbtoiewnans-d KiwiUth apeahterri,cleiss. is -sure
irtrnoutro,Ibpoyets,K0,,ewionolicanderbd.yinss,ee.eaeofTenricitinh.pe.r-izTel.,isinmiliven-eurt1.tor.ronatimidnpu,e1tt5e;
golfvtefir's"is-dsaattissiafte.isti(lant'oxarageoro'pdultilla.oraf....13Meie,' seecmcl: ,The'first Prize, a E3ilver euP, valued
at $45, given -for the fireman's race, Was won
Turnbull; Princinal of the •Clinton IsTigh' by Beatorths An attractive feature Of the
School,°"iili?'-h) day' s proceedings was the ainateur band con-
•• VoLizrri-rEns.L--The 33rd Battalion will test 11•1 the skating 'rink; 'for which there were
four entries, •Exeter, •Blyth,- Brussels . and
go .to J.:_iondon, with others, on
Tuesday next:. 7cliutc03 cuu,ipuny, under Titchell ;.each baud' played :two selections,
ricl the 6rst`prize, $50,,was won by brussels.;
commandof Capt1Macwhirter an &Lieu t. second by Mitchell.. , • '
• Jas. Seqtt Will leave on the niorning train •
for LonclOn where they 'remain for 12 is ULLETT.
daYB., e company will have a full FOra-- FARM SOLD. -Mr,' Lionel Butt, of the 121h
Plemenef,men,, aro being well. officered, coimession, has sold his farm of 63 acres to
both vy :commissioned and "non-coms,?! _111r.'W. J. Hamilton, for the sum of $1,600.
will undientbtedly acquit itself creditably. VOTERS' LIST Cocer.-A. voters' list court,
' , to hear the appeals againEit the liet for this
onT.IlvEloSnCEEday0.0.1.,asil--tThhe'e teachers
reti-lopened
r
.Yeatr, nobe Veld Londesbero, ,on the llthi
places, and -a large number ,of scholars Dliktic,----Mrs. Archer, relict Of 'the- late
present. , In Miss Callander's room there Hugh Archer, Of the 5th con., died on Tues..:
were oVer one inindred children, Which is day heti at the advanced age ,a 83 years.
a larger„fitunber than" any teacher can de DeCeased had 'only' been ailing for about three
"jeastice to. The attendance at -,the High months, general infirmity being the trouble.
S,elfool was also very fair, and, the pros- eSolimeewhaesroen9eveorf.ftphretyeyarAiressagsoerlaeuras, had
dvinang
pacts are that during the'termit will extendedaye-
circle of acquaintances, and was a
rage fully as ',many as- 'any preceding eactnber of she presbeterian church. lier re -
term. "
respite from his duties as Inspector of anything of the kind ever bellin this neigh
nng Will be buried iiiihe" cemetery
Brutf.rrizuL COPIES. -In the store of to --morrow. (Friday) afternoon, at 2 P. In.
Coen:ars-A meeting of the council was
Newton St Dennisis exhibited two crayon
picture_s, the work of Mr. E. D. Clarke, of held at Londesbnro, on 'the 31s1 August. All
the members present. Minutes of - former
Guelph, that surpass anything in this line,
meeting read and'comfirtned. It was --moved
in this section. One -is a life size sketch by J. Britton, sec. by J. [Damien that 'a by. a little child ofMr. F. Woodley, of the law be prepared and passed at the next naeet-
London road, copied -from a distinct Ph°- -Mg of this council. to be held at Londesboro,
tograph ; the other is an enlarged copy of Saturday, the 23rd of September, placing
Mrs. Newton's in -Other, taken from a tin -v` she' south half of lot number 15 on the sllth
con., in school section No. 4; and lot nine on
on the 9111 con., in school section No. 3, and
that all parties interested,be' notified.--Car-
-tied. Moved by J. Mason, eee. by J. Laslatun,
that On the petition of the trustees of school.
section NO49, a by-law be prepared arid passed
at the next meeting of thie council, granting
the said trustees the power to borrow the sum
of $150, for one year, for the purpose of pay7
ing for repairing sphool houie.-Carried. The
following accounts Were Ordered to be paid,
viz :-It. Adams, planks&o., for culvert, $1.85;
trustees temperance hall, for nee Of hall at
rionaina.tion, $2 ; and C. McClelland, gravel,
$6,30. The following ratea were ordered to
be assessed, levied and collected en and from
all the rateable property, in the township for
the present year, viz :-For county purposes,.
the sum of one and seven tenths of a mill on
the dollar, and, for township purposes, the
sum of one mill on the dollar, and also the
several atnpunts required by the several
school coyporatione, and that a by-law be pre-
pared and passed to confirni the sanie ; the
bysla,vs was then read arid passed. Moved by
,J. Alasons see, by J. Lasham, that no more
bonuses be paid for wise fences built after
'this date, unless reqeired to be built by the
cotincil.-Carricd. The..council then adjourr,-
col to -Meet again at Londesboi o, on the 23rd
-Sept., a t-10-c'eltrek-te-tn.
JAS. BRAITHWAITE, Clerk,
type. Mr. Clarke has improved on the
copy in both cases, and the result is two
pictures which for clearness in detail,
-general,execution and finish, it -would be
•very difficultindeed to surpass.
"STIRRING INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE
OP A BRITISH SOLDIER.7-An autobio-
graphy by Thos. Faughnan, Color -Ser-
geant 6th Regiment. -This work is IL well
written account or the life of a British
soldier. _ Although not the hero of a Min-
dred, fights, the author has been a brave
soldier, if we are to judge from the many
wounds which he received in action, the
traces of which he will carry to his grave,
for -which he bears on his breast the in-
dubitable -evidences of his gallantry, long
service and good conduct, during his
eventful, term of oVer twenty-one years'
service. We anticipate for Mr. Fang -
lianas), tvho is now in town canvassing for
his book, a kindly and generous receptio'n,
which he has already received in other
towns in Canada from all clasies of society.
It is dedicated to the Governor-General of
Canada, and its subject should ensure it it
Cordial reciption.frour:.-'alt classes of citi-
zens, The price of the hook isr,one..._dnitar_
on delivery.
CouNcrn --Council met on the 23rd Aug.;
.members all present. Letter from county
clerk read, steting that $3.397.51 is required
from Goderich township, for county purposes,
for the present year. On motion, a rate of
two mills •on the dollar was ordered to be
levied otS all the real rateable and pereonal
property of the township, for county purposes;
a further sum of two mills on the dollar, for
LOCAL PER$ONALS.
J.C. GrLstov is viting, lier parents ]
al Cayuga-
lUrts. Artiati_lw „DuNcAs has returned
front Prentice Bay, Lake Superior.
Mit. A. GolsnOss, late of Alpena:Alien.,
has taken up his temporary residence in
town.
Miss FOWL1te, daughter of Rev. 11,
Fowler, of London, is the guest of Mrs. A.
S. Fisher. lirl**1.11*7:"
MISS Russ, of , (daughter of
Rev. Mr. Rifts,) is visiti4A her aunt, l‘Irs.
Williams. s".•*''s, •
AcasEW, city solicitor, KingSton,
and wife, are on it visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Dowsley.
, MR. DAVID REED, W11.0 died -ill Stanley
last ,week,mitAke father-jn-law of',1gr„,_
-Kell. Matheson, o Clinton.: -
MR. ALnERT fin' some time in
the employ of Mr. J. 13iddlecombe, has
gone to Toronto, to work at his trade.
-Mit. IA:. F. REED, ofsPeterboro lberiterly'"
of Clinton,- attended the convention
short -hand writers at Toronto, last week,
,
MR. A.L.EX. .rOnNsTOX,' (ek.inayor of
Stratlaroy)-of the firm of:Johnston, Tis-
dall & Gale, NVIIS here onsbusiness last
7e3e'.113:1t... '37.CRAII3 and wife., returned from.
their wedding' toiii on Saturday night, and
were. welconied by a, large number of
friends..
MR. JOS. W1IITEHEAD, well lorfoWn.
most of .our readers, was in town -last week,
qn his return from Ottawa. fie looks,re-
markably foraman of his year4.-s-
_ , s
.W1R. JAS. JOHNSTON .18011 or istrsAngsts,
Johnston) who has been residing in IViii-
nipeg for abottt five years past, is yisiting
here for the benefit of his health. He
cloee not look well. '
• Mit. 'GEO. 'Mc:TAGGART retnrired last
week from Portland, Maine, where' he had
,been enjoying the sea breezes fot a couple.
returned to town 'with him. '" •
M. C. CAMERON, •ESQs, 111, P, for West
Huron was in town on Tuesday, •The
notice of protest was served him on the,
1st Sept., it does- not appear to Cause,him
any Worry or annoyance. '
AIR. THOS. ,j'ACKSON -left on a -short,
business trip to Winnipeg, onTnesday,by
way of Northern Transportation Co: Mr.
•R. Jaaksori,of Hullett, and- R. Henry; of
Clinton went at the same time. •
C�1. AYLMER of London brigade
major of the Western Ontario militia, and
son of Lord Aylmer, was in town on Tues-
day, transferring the stores of No. 4 com-
pany to the charge of Capt. Macwhifter,
ON SUNGAYMr. W. -Rattenbury -was
prostrated by a severe:attack-of col ic,:and
•has since' been confined. to bed thereby.
His friends will be pleaSed to leatn, how-
ever,.that he is,.considered 'out of danger
and recovering. " •
C. .11fc•Minr,4-N, of Clinton, has.
safely arrived in Hanover, Gerinany,
Where he and five others have gbrie
•sink oil wells. -He received, shicetire' day .
he left Pettolia, board and, passage ',Paid
and $2.50 a day for a'year.
township purposes, and that the. clerk. levy esiy.„..EtssQ` s_aisalesursrdsxstasstudswifes_:oi.
-thedrfferent sums reefirel--lirthe. s.everaF ,$s; -Thomas,
• .
(fortherl f CI i n ton ) left'a
pacrhoopoeloytr.uitmeeesd,ifeoarr teeihetipfireste....eOtf.ryomear.0,7.•olovosar;rthe. sfesys-days-sinece-on-ae-short-trip,tors-New
ingten, Clinton, was read, stating he had ex- :York- Before. going their congrega ion
preserited.them with a purse of $40, and
amined one Joseph Miller, and that the lat-
- • • -return-i.attway-tickets..---• T -h• •presen
...teEs--age-and--infirmities-unfitted-lino for
a living, and that he is a proper sub-
ject for aid from the.township: •Letter from
.clerk of Clinton i•ead, • stating ••‘ that • the
.ameunt to be paid 'by Clinton, towards the
_opening of the flohnesville and. Colborne road,
-was paid at the time the .road was opened ;"
the letter was considered 'unsatisfactory, if st.
vi/is amount from Insieal _
notevasive, no sum being mentioned as paid, "nns in the ,west. . transac .
an -impression existing in the minds of "the _ ,
emincil- that the sum "promised was largely in mt. , cral : Blyth, passed ;through
excess of that. which they understood was town ou.. aionday, ...Rn his te..attend
ohn -1Veir repairing culvert, 16th.boa., $1 dicta AssociatiOn a Toronto. The doctor
S. Plummets P. M.,:for shovellers of grave as een 9, mem er•of this essometion or
•16th 600. ,$7; 0. W. W illia s,- for, same
Maitland con., $3 sJohn Whitely, I', MS ;for
same, 7th'coms $3-; John Shankling, cutting
hill, 6th cots,. $65; Robt. Bray, indigent, $10;
Jelin Cokely, lumber for ,bridge and milvert"
and spikes, 17th non. `$8.70 ; -John Long,. re-
pairing culvert, Baydeld eons $1.50 ; Robert.
Hanley,- balance on gravelling, $1. ' Council
adjourned•to Meet on the first Monclay'in Oc-
tober.. - Cleric:.
tation of a tangible pature.
3iit. Taos. 'OREENWAY, M. -P. -B.; for a'
constituency in Manitoba, nd well.knoss.o\.
from his connection with
.was in town last 'week. It is s-.44 mud
be is now worth' lii;100,000, hf •
paid. The following accounts weie paid annual meetine, of,the .06,Ininion Me -
LULU CEF1ELD.
Rev. Mr. Baugh intends to commence it
four day's meeting at the Methodist church,
here, the latter part of the month. This con-
gregation, which has not been very large for
some time, is improving, and under his minis-
trations a greater interest is being taken in
church matters than lias been manifested for
some tiine previously.
•
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There are no less than nine local preachers
on the plan for the Methodist churches ofthis
district. This is both quantity and quality,
without a doubt.
BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.7-The 1st Anni-
versary of the above Church will be held 'on
24th and 25th Sept., on which occasions the.
Rev. W. S. Pascoe, of Mitchell, President of
Conference, will take prominent part. Parti-
culars net week.---------------
DEATH.--Aliss Docking, daughter of Mrs''.
Docking, of this place, came home two weeks
since from Mitchell, 'complaining of being
unwell. No serious fears were entertained o
her recovery .until Monday, when it was
found she could'not recover, -and she. quietly
"passed away on the afternoon of that day,
having been unconscious all the time of her
illness.
•
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Mr. W. Bn
Bink, jr.,La-falle;epted a situation
in the drug etore here.
•Rev. A. McLean has returned from his va-
cation and occupied his pulpit last Sabbath.
Mr. Jones, the butcher, had. his garden
destroyed on Sunday night, by a young'heifer
belonging to a neighbor.
Jame e Barr was sunimoned before the
Magistrate for using abusive language to Mrs.
Potts: The trial came off 6n Wednesday. '
Rev. T. Voaden who suppliea Lendesboso
circuit, preached in the Methodist church
last Sabballt . ' This year will finish his course
at Tiootri College, when he expects to obtain
'his degre . ' • .1
i
The-voting for fire proteCtion on Friday
last, was a- tie, eftet a spoiled ballot was
„thrown siut antr the returning officer, Mr.
Mallory, gave his casting vote in favor of the
by-law. , &nue of the opponents are vexed. ,
"Unleee the work at the bridge goes on faster
and fewer visits are made to "
will be some time before it-iti completed, and
the public will have 'to abide by the annoy,-
triSce,-Taucb will be • no tritling matter in
ringing grain and 1ieavy loadt,
many' years, , but is, ii-awssdevoting mote.
time to fayming than he does to medicine. '
.
'Mit. J. S., WAT,EEn, whn has been en-
gaged during the,stunnier as one of the
section bosses on the CarradaTacific Rail- •
'way, tinder construction, is hoine'on a visit
He intends to go back_, but has .no inten-
tion of making th'enorthwest.hii home. He
reports the crops as being very good, and '
. ,
many Huronites doing well.
MIL 'KENNETH MCBAIN, the •'original.
owner of what is now the village of Blyth,.
is at,present. a resident of Manitoba,' lav-
ing /ately returned from England. " A' '
friend tells us that rbe is soon to. be, re-
married. 'Ile is ,onlY 84 years -of age, but
evidently believes that itis not it good
thing for man to be alone.
Mit: R. GALF,' who for- some time
past bas faithfully performed the . duties
th 6 -bank -of -johns tonizEisdall—
& Gale, has gone to Strathroy, where lie
takes a similar positiodin the. bank there.
His place here is slipplied by' ,I1Ir. A.
Johnston, jr., of Strath -toy. "1301)".leaves
a nruiriber of warm friends here, who will
welcouie bit back at arly.tivnili known, to
REv.FRED. SANDERSON,
many of our readers as a gifted young
minister of the /Methodistchureli, has,
unfortunately, .disgraced himself While
stationed at Jerseyville,, near Brantford,
b3r.an undue familiarity with some of his
'Congregation, notwithstanding the fact
that he isa , married Man. Sooner • than
have a public repetition of the 'Brampton
case; he has resigned his charge and sud-
denly.departed to .the States. ' .'
Prof. Morgan, wife-andfairnly, of Clin,
ton, who have been spending their holi-
days with 'Mr: and Mrs. Ballantyne, of'
this town, left for hoille yesterday,. Dur -s
ing their stay here they have made heists
of fliends; who have prevailed On them
to return, soonand,give the •citizens here
one of their popular concerts,consisting
of vocal ,and instrumental music.-Strath-
roy Age, [Fairy Morgan, th'e musical
prodigy, has be'eri left -at Stratlitoy, and
will take .partTii*:tbe forthcoming enter -
et aoirnrn, eottIl. ni. a11othe
Fell°t-1°1DOcourse2:lae dift°r°fy t b.; Re .
dMit. lE.
wisest of men on iMonday,when be took
u'llto himself a wife in the person of Miss
Kate' Cantelon, daughter of Mr. Adam
Cantelon, treasuret of Goderich township.
The bride and bridesinaidS were all' dress -
in navY blue silk, the latter being -Miss
Sarah Contelon,"of Goderich, and Miss
Selina FlOody, of' Iltillett the g,Tooms,
menwere3feesris Robert-Flbody and Ar`..: -
,thur Cantelon, and after tlie Ceremony the
hajpy-e'1V()telis)tleei:ill,efotiiib. 13'1 otil/
tIn2L'ive°chell°
081 theit1:t-citrati r
Niagara, 111115, Toronto atili ether tflttees