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Barristers, Sobeitors,
•coal-vYANCERS.
Commissioners for Ontario and Manitoba,.
OFFICE, ;BEAVER ' BLOCK, CLIN'XON.
MISS FISHER ,
. .
RS PREPARED' , 4o GIVE LESSONS IN COIL
1"-X1.11%.4 ri.raiGs. or partictilan4 apply at
. the residence. of A. S. FISHER; Clinton.
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MR. &iittis. BLACKSTONE, teachers.ef Vocal and
Illstrulnental mind°, RattenbUry Street,near Or-,
. • gan Factory. N. B -Singing Class .now forming,
olin Lessons given. 1
Clinton, Feb. 10; 1882,
MONEY TO LEND.
Mi,m,y to lora at ar, ,per cent. Private
funds. • SHAGER &brORTON, Barristers.
Goderich.
--MONEY r.r() LOAN.
$40,000 PRIVATE FUNDS, to lend on Farm
Property, at lowest interest. Apply tO
C. A. HARTT, Solicitor, ..he.
Clinton, Aug. 24, 1882. ' Perrin's' Block.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
rphar conveniently situated house on IffattenburY
-IL Street, next to T. Stiinhuty's, containing 8 rooms.
The lot is one-eighth of an aere,with a lane along, side
ot it. Apply at the Naw ERA office.
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Li R. HUFFMAN, PIANO TUNER,' WINGIIAM,
O. late of Belleville, will visit Clinton quarterly in
August, November, February and May, for the pur-
pose of tuning Pianos and Organs1and i•epairiog the
same. Satisfaction given. 'Prices low. Communica-
tions from the country attended to Promptly. 35-37
BONEY CAMPBELL
CITY BARBER SHOP, - 'OPPOSITE
THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON.
, oar esssayle,:shavine,shampaaeg, ac• , attended to
Sone*: _Dories
TRQUISE the above in trade, 'along
oleLspades, shavels.and other steels •
oliLzinc_and_olcLwittherS,_alLaLsame_a_ic
from the cotton rigs and nther. woolen
„take ell
and iron, in trade.
Good pasturage. at George'llehtly's •
Clinton, July 12;1882. -1AVId.
with papers, ,
_rag carpets,
c,tAeparated,
rags, 1 also
upperlead
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, MARTIN.
REMOVA L.
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TEOlos"-16411.570. PlgeOr° A4tat
. ume.
CLINTON, ONT.,
TER7118RAY, OCT. 5, 1882.
I
gttv AdrertigtmentO•
WANTED,
A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, by the mid
dle of October. Good wages to.a good girl
Apply to • MRS. RICHAFtD IRWIN.
HARNESS FOR. SALE
mioR SALE, a splendid double set of GoLD
sl‘ollcluaNtrr batif,gtiNnESS, perfectly new.
be ;
W. COTTIER, RattenliVry Street. •
.:TEA0IIER; WANTED:
F?,1t,'Sili°1°Elefile'LlNo'oggeli0sa?DglorOnl.
class.prefered: Apply, stating salary; to.
. I'. COLE, Seey,Treas., Garfield,
PURSE LOST,
1,1OMEWHEBE on the lOth COnCeeSiOn of God -
t...7 rich Township, near the Huron Road; a
lady's BROWN pURSE Containing a strum sum
of tooDeY and a few* tickets.- The tinder will be
•suitably rewarded on leaving the same at the
office of the CANADA SALT ASSOCIATION, Clint011
AT ONCE,
WANTED'
TEN (10) COATMAKEHS and FIVE (5)
and VEST MARERS. Highest wages will -b
paid and permanent employmeatgutu,anteed.-
a.daress,
• 1). CAMPBELL, Merchant Tailor.
WINNIPEG MaIlitOba.`,.
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Guelph 81,0lltario Iiiveslment Sociaty
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THIS COMPANY 'LOANS MONEY CIN GOOD
SECKRITT, AT LOWEBT RITES. .
r'HE undersigned have been appointed Soli-
--1-eitors;-and-borrowersr-ean-have-niortRa ges-,
drawn to suit themselves. • No delays.. Low
charges • - -
MANNING &.8JOTT.
E 111ir K E EVER I- S
' DENTIST, CLINTON, ;
Late of Toronto, Honor GrinlAinie Royal Col-
lege of Rental Surgeon, liiis remoVed-to the -
Coats Bleck, over W.TaylOr & Son%
All -workfirst•class. Charges moderate.
CANADA WEST LAND & AGENCY CO.
ARTIES who have Farms, Mills or TOWn property
1 for sale can have the same advertitied in the pam-
phlet pubil_shod monthly by the "Canada West Land
dqkency Co" time oVeharge ; commission' eharged on
,uales. These pamphlets are circulated largely through
Great Britian and Canada. The (Nee) of the Com-
' pany is 60 induee Old Country farmers and others to
• -Nettle it Ontario. Parties wishing to purchase, please
.all at any office and examine lists of . ;properties 'Icor
sale. parties wishing to sell please. call and give. de-
ecri pAsons of their proverty, terms,1&e. ' '
31. rionou, Agent,
JOHN METCALFE
VETERINARY SU•RGEO,
' From the Royal 'Ool'ilege of VeterinarY,..Sureems of
England, begs to wiform the inliabitantio!of lbondess
boro, Clinton, Myth, and surrounding yicinaty, that
he has commenced busihesS as above, and firepes; hy
etrierattentiorrtirtrusinessTcumblitli. moderate -
charges, to merit a share of- their .paitsonage., Cases
undertaken willIbe treated on the'rnold'appraVed and
modern principles, that Veterinary' acainice-excelsin at
the present in England. Reildearee- sat Lan-
„ iteshors,, and will attend Tetinanwts, Itovix's
Horst,- litran, and SAVIRDAYN, Al ,QUFaia'8:,HOTEL,
Citsrox. Telegraph siespitches nutemled atonce
Loridesbore, Aug. 31, 1882.
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A. O. Uun'W.
rye E Regular Meeting of Clitidon Alwient
Order 01 United Worklowc,, will he 'held in their.
monis FlaDAY, OCTOBER A Intl attendance is
This ender disbursed, awsparg the 4itiows and Or-
phans of the deceased, notrarliors,1Whe' surii. 40,fle
illi.19111, Five, Illeardired..ttud - Thirty
ThoicsandDollfirsdaring-the(tgoit year. ”
Each -member Mauro/A:ter lavo, datinsandL dollars.
thilyinine asseasinents.of one ..do(lar '.each,', Gins' ;far
in VIC nine inonths of thie present:year: • "
PRIT.MIN desirous of joitiiing the E.1rdor can learn, fuli.
particulars froth sny.'of the or from .
MR. 'WILLIAMS,. POLARTIN,,
Exatnining ;',Seeretitry..
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St 'FOWLER
BEAVER BLOCK, - CLINTON
AGENTS WANTED board, and ,the committee had arranged
Town Connell,
The regular meeting of the COlinCil W$S,
held on Monday evening. Members all
present except Councillors Thompson and
Moore. •
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FINANCE C011IMIT'I'EE'S REPORT. • •
• 6.7
The committee recommended payment
of the following accounts :-D. B. Ken-
nedy, unloading lumber, $3; Charity Com-
mittee, $4.75 ; W. J. Paisley, lumber for
sidewalks, $1.25; W. Steep, street water-
ing, 12 days, $365 J. Ryder, brickwork at
heater, $11:25 ; • W." J. Paisley, work at
heater, $9.46; Cooper & McKenzie, lum-
ber, $4.59; the comraittee:also recommend-
ed that the collector's bondsmen be the
same as last year,
P. Cartelon, Sr., and F. 1
Rutriballa On motion of Coun. Jackson,
sec. by Conn. Stevenson, the rept was
adopted. , ••
• Mi. Searle' called, attention to the ne-
cessity -of making some amendments or
additions to the town byslaws,-particularlY
the general wellbeing of the town-. It was
understood' that the by-law cainunittee
with reference_ to,.matters Ala: lated to
eet and makescime changes
•. HEaritif comatirree.'
,
. Mr. Se,arle said the'eonaniittee had done
all they could. to prevent' nuisances; by
throWing lime in sorhe'of the drains but
it was impossible; to prevent smells' aris-
ing 'until there AtiRS ;Proper, system of
drainage instituted.
'CITARITY COMMITTEE'S REPOR'r
Twitchell said that in reference to
j_eferreflaat ea them
they had'aeen hisinephew, who agreed to
contribute. 25 c_enta..a._ week . towardsaahis__
E..)ROLNnEs de SON
IPuniisneirs:
Mn. ANDREW 'WHITELY, formerly of
ammo.
.1
I 1 , laid up with typhoid fe"Vela but is now, re -
1111111011 Medical Associalioll i
. this town but now of D t 't, n
The liuron :Medical Association met at coveting. /
the Commercial Hotel, on Monday, the . LITERARY SOCIE
2ticl inst., one day in advance of the usual -
x.--A-meeting for the
timie cb account of Drt aTt beini ary aud Scientific Society for the winter
purpose of re-organi ing the Clinton Liter--
obliged to leave onAlle ardS' r catch the' will be held at the. r,00nis of H. Foster,
steamer for EaroPe. There were present photographer, this (Thursday) evening;
' et
BsDerrpusistsS:itsen:dv ascri toaa7lan dbBei iyEri iei
nal
lsr; fuorrrt, h ;
Brucefiebl ; 8 o'clock shatp. All hdesire to obi
OrahaM, should make it a pointwtoo be present.
AlcDod,aVngs
ham ; Hyndman, Exeter,' and Worthing- FALL IVIIE.A.T.-'-ft is feared -that unless
teni Clinton. ' • this section is soon visited -with sofne rain,
Several very interesting eases were pre- &large amount of fall wheat will:Suffer by
sented for examination, one being general • the long -spell of dry, weather that hits
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glandular enlargement of the -neck, on 'been experienced, end many are becoming,
one, side of -which two or three glands _bad anxious at -their prospects, though the ina
suppurated. General 'appearance pale jury might yet be overcome -this season.
and -apparent loss .Of innsculgr power. -A
case, of enlarged heart (9r hypertrophy) LIvE SToolt A'ssociatfox.--ThoSe•\vho
- intend to enter stock for the saleto beheld
vvas; examined, in Nvhich the first sound he the eete ot-oct. should send in
was. lestby the regurgitation of the blood,. paigreas of thesame-to this office .
and; tbe second sound very,nearly masked. , or sig-
nify their intention at once, aS "the, eata-
There \veg.:also-a case of cancer -which re-
quired an immediate operation. • One of
ovarian dropsy, also needing immediate
attention, and one of incipient consump-
tion. A well marked case -of rheumatid
purpura was shown; and what created NORTH HURON 'TEACHERS' ASsociA._
miach interest was the exhibition of the TIoN.-The regular semi-annual meeting
tubercle bacillus, or the .parasite which' of the North Huron Teachers' ASsociation,
causes .consumption. An account, was will he held in the Central Shoot, Sea -
given of a very peculiar Case'of catarrh of forth, on Thursdayand Friday, 'Oct. 19 &
the bladder, which has existed for," 27 20 -.-----The folloWing is the programme: -
years.; and hs been graduallrinereasing Thursday--Presid,ent's Address, Mr: R.
in intensity., ' • , Henderson ; 1-listoty to fourth form Mr'.
' Alter', the'business of the association D. C. nominee; Eesay lilr; K. McKenzie;
was eoricludeda_a_yety_ainterestingLeer - -QuIti-v.atiOn-ofalmemery--aHfr ath-Coneolly ;
mony was proceeded witle whiCh-Vas•the Delegates' report, Mr. 'J., Fereusao_Le;', Elea_
-presentation-of a -valuable. gold-watch-tn" -injelitall'irithnIetIC, Mr: W. H. Stei6rt ;*
Dr. jellies- Stewart, ,prior to his -leaving Grammaxato fourth form, Mr. J. Wallis;
foaViennas; to -spend- thewiuter in -Adding 1Friday-Ietroductory Euclid, -Mr. A. Mc:.
to his medical' and surgical knowledge. Kay ; Intermediate liter,ature, 1883, Mr. J.
It vias accompanied by the following ad- Turnbull : Book-keeping; Mr. J. -Ferguson;
dress a-. Compesition lair.' A. 1-1. MuSgrove ; Ob-
logues are now being made up. Several
of the most prominent breeders of' the
county have entered stock, and the pros-
pects for the sale are decidedly good.
HEROES OF T'HE PLAINS.
Embracing the lives and wonderful adventures of Wild
Bill, Binfalo Bill, KiiCarson,LCapt. Payne, Capt. Jack,
Texas Jack, California Joe, and other; celebrated Indi-
an fighters, &coins, hunters .and guides. A true his-
torical work of thrilling adventures on the plains; and
•in western,progress and Fights with' In-
dians. Grend buffalo hunts. Desperate Adventures.
Narrow escapes. Wonderful shooting and riding. Wild
life in the, far west. 100 illustrational--lb full-page
colored plates. grind book for agents, outsells
everything. 548 pages, price $2.00. Agent's complete
outfit .50 cents. ' Outfit and copy $2.00, Write at once
for agency,tor terms and illustrated circular to N. I).
THOMPSON Sr CO. Publishers. N. W. cot'. 8th and
Brest STOOK OF
VIOLIN STRIN
IN TOWN:
FINE _PLATED-
TRY 1:10.MINION
R
air es orer
Egjptiao Ifedin's Cholera illecture,
Dr. Troele's Worm, Syrup, BonziAion
Coqe0, 'Balsam, Clark's Baby Syrey
DerftiOn Foldtters,
EraSive C'ompoultel
ianperial Lever: .
Agents 'for CROCKER'S PILE PILLD, CRO,ORKIR.'S STOMACH
The Above preparations are all guaranteed.thoroughly.
reliable and efficaeon, •
NEWEST DES)IGNS IN
JEWELLERY I
Repairing done, 1Promptly.
MHY :I A8-2.
CAR PRIME WATE _WHITE
WHOLESALE.
R.M1
RAOEY;
tatIN AND HARDWARE MERCHANT,
, Sep, 1882
CLINTON
YiAPSOOTT r.6 .
4-1a,nuaiicturers,' rip.; .L Bporttford:
CANADA'S FAVORITE WEEKLY
Western Advert' sei'
for his board with Mr. 'Marlow, at therate
of $3 a month, for the present In refer • -
ence to Wm. Devine, he had returned to ••r•,;., .., 1-, ,
AJr.AB. Int: :A'EWART, -- Yeur professional jeCt lessons, .kr. McRae; Cube root Mr.
brethren, both in and out of this association, T. S. _Reid. - ,
cannot hell' feelings of regret at your intended
town after bink at Stratford for two weeks
,thought he Was: soinew,hat .better, and :it
was left With the committee to make -some
arrangements for his maintenance.
-Eaf•PORT OF COMMITTE ON LAMPS.
Ypur committee beg leave to report that
they have looked into the matter of street
lamps, and find that the cost of 121amps,
all complete, will net exceed- $50. They
asked for private tenders from the dealers
in town, and .cart. get 12 ordinary tin
lamps with glass sides for $20; and can
also get cedar posts turned for About $1
each, making a total of $2, 'leaving the
putting in, painting, &c., which in all will
not exceed, $50. They Would therefofe
recommend -that 12 lamps be got as above
and placed on the streets, one each at the
following places :--At-Cantelon's cOrner,
near Alolsons Bank, at Combe's corner, at
.the Model school house- at--Graila, Mac
wbirter .& Co's corner', on James Street,
somewhere near Kennedy's livery stable,
at Kerr's corner, at-Beesley's corner, near-
ly opposite Wilq is ehruchaeatner of ham_
and Mary -street, at Mounteastle's corner,
corner of Rattenbeiry and' Orange streets,
near Mr. Pay'sresidence. ; Asto the light-
ing of said lamps, Mr. Paisley hae agreed
to attend to that to the end of the present
municipal 'y,Car.. The committee has ,not
estimated -the cost Of it, but feel confident
that the'expense will be so light that we
have great pleasure in recommending the
above for the 'consideration of the council.
E, -Corbett, chairman. -
-Ott -motion of deputy -reeve °doper, sec, ;
!IoyCoun, Jackson, the report of the com-
mittee 'wee ;adopted. • .
a'Cotincil then adjourned:-
• WEEKLY LIBERAL
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,
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.1882- Free-,Vainatae Pretnieim for the
• The Priiie of the Wi,Ursau ADVERTIE;ER & 9retALly'!
LIBERAL heibeen redirced te tor 1883' (bala'n,
. of 1882 free to new subscribers.) Eight immense pag
sixty-four : columns.. Tbe latest news, valuable • De-
parts;`; -of 'interest te.eal-canntinueil And Complete.
stories, Mimic, piettares Sin. For ten cents extra ot
copy of 450 pages,,emittled liBNE AND Ibiatni,"4.111
be mailed; in strong tag .cnverri, or, for 15 cents, will
be sent i11. heavy beard cover.. 'C'ontains informatian,
hints'ind receipts awi 2,000 -subject& hitherto tinpub-L.
tithed. The latestoand best. EveryOne, Will want this'
pOpular and useful swerk.' Illy renewing at once, pre-
sent stibScribers cm secure " HOME AND HEALTH," .on
above-mentioned T.EXIIIK•,..Without delay. Agents Want-
ed everywhere,. 'Forty special priZDK. SCIld post'card
'for 'particulars. .011res
. CAMERON ,St CO.,
Ailve4iser office London aid
For. Sale,:
Ak Sh:LF-DU3'PA141. SORAI'EK; cheap. Ilgfeethce
• .0NO. •,P.• -MARTIN 'at the Foundry,.
Chilton, Ang.'17., 11382., .
LOT FOR SALE.
nil it subscriber offers for 'sale that'eligibly-situteed
'1 Lot on the south -sand cOtner of.Huron and'Erie
streets; contaleolhag about one-third of an acre. 'For,
terinsapply to Z. 11. 0011111W, or
' . • L . E. S: HOLMES, Blyilk,
Sept. 14;1882.
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.,
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T1113 SUBSCRIBE.% wlierting hi move west, °Mos
for Sale his property on Erie Street, Clinton,
uonsisting,' of Lot No. 090•;.on which hi erected agood .
franfemhZdise. stable, 4c.,:hard and soft water :the
premises. The iot is one•quarter acre, well situated,
lad will be sold on very reasonable ternik.
C.linton, Sept. 14, 1882.
VOTER'S LIST' COURT.
• HAYFIELD WIILLAGE.
NOTICE is hereby givenitikat a court will he hold,
pursuant th the Votcrir tiot ACt, by His Honor
JoOge Toms,.of the County Ontirt, County. -of Huron,
(112315 TOWII iltoll,Hayfield, set the,19th day el%
Hetober,1882, at the hour of two o'clotk porn,, to 1
hem- and determine ,the senora complaints of errors
and omissions in the Vuterg' Lisi of the Municipality
ef Llayfield, for 1882, All persona having business ,at
the Court are reqinced th attend, at the same time and
plane.' H..IIUNTER, •
' Olerk of Municipality.
BeTrield, September 20, 1882. , . '
MACHINERY AND MILL
.0011, SALE.
ratite DllbstribOr offers for ertile.00 the most Advanta
goens terns,. the machinery ziad-,hoilding at pre-
ecid heed as the Clinten Planing Min; which embraces
a 35 horse -power boiler and 14 horse -power engine, , a ,
large planer, moulder, tenneting maichine, power mor-
tiscr, shaper, blind slat machine', all iufiiwt8lilss order.
The establishment is it stands will be sold .at about
half its original 'cost, and it.1 a, decided' tetgaie, and
has -beret() done a 'large business. Only reason for
selling is that the proprietor dries not wish to remain
Inisintic • '
The machinery will pe sou separate it dm:sired
: - STEVENS,
Clinton, Sept.. -.28, 18.82. : Clinton,
departure rozn emote; Ala at id possible Oat
notall; or any of us, inay Meet von again, and
' we desire, before you leave, to express in
scone degree our appreciation of your unvary-
ing courtesy and-hiudnOss-Of your enthusiasm
in and devotioutomedical and surgical science
' -ami of your entire ainseurshuess and willing-.
ness;to-render all the aid in -Your power to the
members of the profession. Mainly through.
your efforts this association his risen froni a
dormant state to be a, succeesful and.- well
kuown mstitutionwithin and even beyond the,
boundaries of , Ontario. Our desire is that our
meniories may be stored away in your heart, so
that you can ;occasionally commune -with us in
your ahaence.. In tbe name or and by the wish
of your professional co-workers, we beg- to pre-
sent' to yen this Memento as an; indication of '
ourregard. We :wishyon a happy
d' and pros-
perous journey, -anentire Suci
cess n the line
of study you Intend to pursue, and more than
all We -wish you safe return that'we may again
On behalf of•the profession',
• John Hyndman. W. Sloan, ,
, R. W, Hurl burt, Ww. Graliani,_,
W. L. Varne, • S 80014, •
P. McDonald, . J. Campbell,
0. /.1. j: li, Dapcan, growing up are pretty hard Seenips,.an'cl.
wortbiugton. ' that it.wmild be Well, in future to make
. , ,
' To which the doctor made a very,' Liapp_y; • birch morepleantY-,_.._
-Lreplys-J/eLSairl. he was quite- taken ; by ;
surprise at the Idea that his,pr.ofessional .noLmEsiriLLIE.
brethren should make hina anything' like A .NNIVERSARY SERVICES. -Of all the
a presentation, before going to the eonti- Social gatherings we have had the plea-.
;nent of Europe. , He felt very gratehil for' sure ofattending, that of Hohnesville, on
the; expressions of kindneea And regard Monday night, stands at the head of the
contained ie the address, it was always list. Talk, of; a "SuitiPtuons•_spread and
pleaeute to him to meet his ..medical the cup. that cheers hut' not ,inebriates,"
friends at ,the quarterly' meetings of the such -may do for the common social. but-,
association, and he thought he had him- here we had such a tea as ,We shopld,rea
self. derived asmuch benefit from these ceive at the best table in; the , beat -and
meetin-ge,asIbe, other members, and hoped wealthiest of our hoines. When we: saY,
the rneetings•'. would be continued. 'He there Was .a...erewd, we "do not "say so to
thanked them; _very kindly .for the senti- underrate the 'vast numbers Who almost
Talents expressed in -the addiess, and for 'cleared, the tab.tes, and More than filled
. the . valuable 'present • made"' him: AS he the large and. commodieue church. There
would have- to look at it Many times in were ministers, in . abundance, indeed, a
the day, he wee:Id-ever keep his friends in larger number than -we -ever remember
mind, which 'Was- to him a very great Seeing on a siinilar platformaRevs. John
pleasure. ; • • . Wakefield; of Goderieha Alfred Andrews,
Dr. Graham, of Brussels, was'elected-Kineardine •7 ''Wm. McDonagh and. Mr.
secretary -treasurer;: in the place of Dr.; •Blatchford, Clinton; Johifigills, Seafortb;
SteWart. ' • ; •
;Alfred E. Smith Manchester, and L. 0.
, Rice, Dungannon. In the aaidience might
RIFLE MATCH. -The annual meeting have been seen the lawyer, doctor; farmer,
of the .Western Rifle Association was in- grocer, .teacher; photographer, tailor, in
augnrated-at London on Tuesday, and short all kinds and sizes, and all enjoying;
among - those from this section ' who took theinselve.s. 'apparently- to their , heart's
prizes were.Capt. Willson, Sergt. Wilson, ,content, We said the tea was good,. so-.
-Wilson, all of 88i
'Young,
33d‘Battation ; apd amount Of forethought and preparation,
Sergt. Munro, -Lieut, and Private say we of -the speeches; ; they displayed an
„Robson, of the Hilton Rifle Association. erudition ' and eloquence not often met
with on - such an ' occasion. A: most no-,
tiCeable -feature ,of, the proceedings was
the singing by the Revs. A. E. Smith and
A. Andrews, the latter's 'rendering of the
.tnetapdninei.iigexceptjonalIy;
good, also: that of Dr. Williams, of Qin-
ton, Whose ' singing is 'always' accept-
able.' ' 'The ,Rev. A. Edwards,-siiper
intendent of the circuit, and the- trustees
'limy Well feel proud at the resell of tbeir
efforts to clearoff' the debt,. the receipts
being in eiceeSs by $32.50 of the $132 re-
quired. This,. • the . most successful of
all theit tea, meetings, Whe brought to a
close by Rev. John Wakefield pronounc-
ing the. benediction. A brief but enjoy-
able;afterpiece was held io, the basement
of the church; when Is 'number of Clinton-
;ite's were the . recipients of the handsome
bouquets which adorned the tables. You
maydependtheya(tlag_aClirttonites) did
justiento the bread and 'hitter, and felt
fully; the lavish kindnesi -bestowed on
them. -Cos., • • -
• • COLBORNE.
PERaoarae.--Itit, and Mrs. Leif -Snyder,
ofWaterloo, are on d -visit to friends here.
Mrs. Ashton, oftWhitby, and Mrs. Faegan,
of Michigan, ate' also in the tow/mid/a.' ,
• A large number went from here to the
fair at London; most of them voted it a
failure. • -
-e---Quatterly Meeting will be held in Zion
B.0. -church, on Sunday, October 8, at 10
a.m. Service will also be held at 6.30 p.
m. Meeting of quarterly board on Mon-
dayr9th Oet., at lap,na, A full attendance
is requested. .• , • '
Apple buyeri have hargainedlor nearly
all the 'apples ,ebtainable 'here; thepriee
paid is a fairly remunerative one.,
• WHAT THE PEOPLE ARE SAYING. -
That a good fall of rain would be very ac-
ceptable. That the Concil dicl wisely in
deciding to erect street lamps. That eyen
a bov over the grating of the Victoria St.
drain does not alwalis prevent the aroma
rising. That more cattle are shipped
Clinton buyers than any others in the
county: That much of the sueeelie of the
Western Fair is due to the klitronage re-
ceived from 1-luron That cuoice fruit is
a very scarce article. ' That a certain male
resident who has very little "business" to
do, should be shipped out of town. That
Clinton merchants carry exceptionally fine
stocks and sell unusually cheap. That
very little change will be made in the
council board next January. That the
collector_of_taxes-is-the-last-person-theye
want to see. That a few of the youths
'High School Board of Trustees.
A special meeting of the High School
Boajr/1 washeld in the council cha,mbee Ori
Sat rday -evening.
Present, the chairman and Messrs.
Irwin, Robson, Dowsley and Jackson.
The minutes of the previous meetingevere
read and adopted.
Moved by R. Irwin, sec. by N. Robson
that the following accounts be paid, viz:
It. M. Racey, coal, &c., $35.64. Mr. G.
Duff, examination, $19.34; and that the
accounts of E. ROutledge and Geo. Potts
be referred to next meeting. -Carried.
Moved by Dr. Dowsley, sec. by Mr.
Jackson, that four teachers be employed
infeadcsfthieefor the High School for
1883.--Oarried.
Moved by Mr. Irwin sec. by 111r. Riab-
_ _
a1difjthaf-David -Robb be re-engaged for
I-883, at a salary iof $800 per annum, as
second assistant. -Carried.
Moved by 1.)r. Dowsley, See. by Mr.
Jackson, that -Mr. W. R Lough be engag-
• LOCAL PERSONALS.
; Mits. Buowle, of Barba is the guest of
Mrs. W. McDonagh.
MRS, IIIFFE, Of Ottawa, mother ofMrs.
Hugh Scott, it here OD a visit.
MRS. E. DOHERTY, who has been visits
ing here for some time, has returned to
bet ltorne at Galt. "
MIS'S LIZZIE REID • has returned, from
JainestownDakota, and purposes remain-
ing here for the present.
11,1"om-g 1 ICHAnD LANE, dirmetay of Clin-
ton, is a candidate for the office of Sheriff,
for Dodgevill.e, Wisconsin. '
MR.GEo. MoTAGoAltr, leaves next week
for MOntreal, where betakes a responsible
position in the IVIolsons bank. .
Mit. Jo. PROCTOR, Of Goderich - town-
shipaleft here on Tuesday, on a trial to
Iowa, where he purposes purchasing land.
Rey. Jas. Canarrceat.Ei was accorded
aevgerna,innd81.receptihn by the congregation, on
his arrival at Montreal last Thursday
Mit. E. T. lotares late a teilchen in
East Wawanosh, left on Friday for Toron-
to, Where be attends Trinity Medical'
College.'
• Among some of those who took in the,
Chicago excursion on Tuesday were
Messrs. Alex. 'Taylor, C. J. Stevqnson,
John Mason Mrs. J Ross and P.
Laren.
•
Alit. Wm. Smith leaves this week for
Philadelphia and other eastern cities,
where he purposes taking lessons in cut-
ting, in connection with the tailoring
business He expects to be gone several
months.
Mr. John Joshn. of tills town, who has
been working on his farrh 40 utiles west of
Brandon, duripg the summer, seeins to be
well satisfied with the country, and is
"adding to his possessions," by procuring.
more land. • •
AlEssas. W. J. Paisley, J. Twitche11,1V.
More, Jacob Miller, W. and J. Tiplady,
J. Cornish and - 'several others, left on
Tuesday morning for Michigan, where
-t-hey-purpose speauliting in some of the
burnt lands in that State, a •
'Alia. J. PINNING,who has been working
ia. Manitoba all summer, has returned
home. While he reports things' as being
in a very prosperous condition in Winni-
peg, he expresses the opinion that a ma-
jority of Huronites there would much
rather live here than there if all things
were equal.
Mae W. J. Rattsay, of Mariposa, who
has eanted Mr. T. NIureli's farm near
nolmesville, arrived on Tuesday with a
car of effects, and will at once move to his
place. Mr. Aaron Huller, of the same
tewns hip, who hough t the Thompson farm,
on the 'Huron road. arrived at the same
time. His son and daughter have been
looking after the farm since its purchase.
Mit.W. CaNamapar,. sr., of Cliritonacan
lay claim to beinki4rie of the eldest set- _
tiersin this neighborhood. • Over 50 years
ago; when on his way to Goderich town-
ship, he passed thr'oug,:h alithere was of
Clinton then, which consisted of two log
huts as plain and unpretentious as they
could be....Litt1 did he anticipate then
• that the • most flourishMe town in the
TeOHTity--W0H4(1-0te1lprtirp-plice-e—e-1hoie
two fluts,l)ut such has proved to be the case.
1‘111. JOIN Boi.Es, of the firm Of Cor-
bett & writin from Crookston,
--alinn„ where he is at, present stopping,-- • -
says :-"A person here would not know
there was such a place in the world as
Manitoba, for its merits are never dtscuss-
ed. I met five parties from Kippen, who
have settled within 10 niiles of Regina, .
the new capital of the north-west, and
• they haye named it Stanley, as they were
the first settlers in the township. • My
health is ft little better here, and I like
the climate, whiell'is about the same as in
,Ontario,,but cold sets in a little earlier."
NEEDED IMPROYEMENTS.-'We notice
that the Property Committee of which
Mr. Searle is chairman are trying to make
things orderly around the town ball.
-They-have-been-moving-the hotait heater,-
sit did not work and- was very little use
for heating purposes as it Ives and are
havingAapa,ved_water_table-on the north
• side of the building, where it was badly
required The committee are evidently
ed as third assistant for 188:3, at a salarY determined to keep things right ' around
of1$650 per annum. --Carried. the market square, if possible, and if 'tier -
Moved by Mr. Jackson, see. by Dr,
enants would keep the paper and sweep-
Dowsley, that Mr. J. Turnbull be re -en- lugs from their stores off the street it
gaged -at a salary of $1,200 per annuta.-
Carried. would Idok better. •
Moved by Mr. .Jackso», sec. by Dr, HIGH SCHOOL MATTERS. -Reference to
DOWsley, that the secretary be instructed the published minutes of the High School
to advertise for a firat assistantteacher for board meeting in this isSue will show. that
1883, salary $950, and to confer with Mr. the trustees are going to try and work the
Turnbull as to the branchee to be taught, school next year with an increased -staff,
applications to be received to -the -20th of 'four, teachers instead of three. ---Under the
Oct. and duties to commence on the let of new regulations, this will be a financial
January, 1883. -Carried. • gain to the sclaool, if it proves successful,
The board then adjourned. and we see no reason why it should not,
. and will eventually lessen the amount to
TOWN CHURCH_CHIMES. be Paid out of -the -town -funds. We are
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glad' to see that the board have re-engaged
quiarterly services of the B. C. Chnreh Mr. Turnbull, as it effectually and satis-
will be held on the 15th inst. factorily disposesof the charges made
• On Sunday morning next Mr. MeDon- against him a short time ago, and, also, as
fighwilLpreach on "The hindrancesto we do not believe they could have done
a
the spread of the Gospel,". and in the better, We do not wish to enter upon
evening he will deliver g Harvest -Home allY discussion on the subject, as we-td-dk-
sermon- • •' no part in the last; but our own opinion is
t
A, traveller who lately had occasion tohat very much of the success of Clinton
High School was (hie to Mr. Turnbull's
remain in town a couple of SundaYs, management, aided, of course, by that of assistantsand we have reaso
made a tour of the churches and after-. some of his „ n
wards expressed the opinion 'that the at to hopethat under his continued manage-
tendanee was larger than he found menp the school will make even greater
moist places, while the singing wae ahead progress than ever. If there were any
of anything he he41:14, otuotside. of Torontd. • grounds for complaint in the past, we feel
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a confident that 'every effort Will be made to
OP FALL SHOWS 1Styz.
_ avoid any in the future, and we hope
Stanley, at Bayficid, Oct. 10 and 11. every one interested, and that includes
Morris Branch, Blyth, Oet. 12 and 13.
Grey Branch, Brussels, Odt 5 andG. , every citizen, will exert themselves in fur -
East *awanosh, Be)gtave, oct, as. - ' ;therilig theintereets of this institution.
25 CENTS.
TE NkIV „MIA will'13e sent to atil4 address,
till the 1st of January, 1883, forothe abo-re
Ma paid la advanCe.
MR. JOHN fiODGENS, who had been
progressing very favorably and was
able to drive out, up to a, few days sinoe,
we regret to say caught a slight eold whih
brought on a relapse, attended by his for-
mer ailments, and he him been confined to
his bed for severiil 'days, being exceedingly
weak by the waste on his system, but he
is making as good progress as the circum-
stances of the case will permit, combined
with the very best 'of treatment, medical
and otherwise. • VVe expect to see hini up "
again before long, as th.e strain on his sys--
tem is well-nigh checked, andarre sure his,
many friends Join with us in the wish that
his long and painful illness will speedily
terminate by his complete re,storatieu to
health.
BIA/TIC.
Seen -alien t was administered in the Epis-
copal church on Sabbath last.
Rev
• t bo dis.t P r ehTayloronwill in
attic ho ititaah„e_ neixet,
Appeals against the assessment roll are
to be heard next Tuesday, 10th inst., in
the Watson Hall.
It is said positively that Mr. Tanner,
the banker, will bring the good lady with
him on his return.
The council determined upon•obtaining
a fire engine, the reeve giving the casting
vote, and they are digging it plaCe for
another water tank.
There was a trial -on -Monday, before ,
Squires Wilson and rummond, for steal-
ing wild grapes. No fine, but the costs
amounted to several dollars,
• Last Sabbath was communion day with
the Presbyterians; Rev. Mr. Turnbull,, of
Goderich, preached in the evening, and
oh Monday morning at 10:30.
The,abutments of the bridge are done,
and the road_ a,pproaching it is being
straightened and filled up, and the bridge
will, perhaps, be erected this week.
The funeral of the late Jgrnes Barr, who
died on Saturday morning, after a short
illness, took place on Monday. A large
number of ,relatives and friends followed
his rerriains to the cemetery. -
On Menday_hight as Mrs. Gillespie a kid •
Widow Hefferin were returning to the
village, after bunting for the cows, Hig-
ginson, a notorious scoundrel, attacked
She former, and Mrs. H. threw a stone at
him, hitting him; be then turned on her;
and Mrs. G. run ; Mrs. H. held her own
pretty good; he screamed and he tried to
hold her mouth. A man came along, Bald
then he `cleared, after bruising her fear:
fully: She lies in -a critical CondTt,iOn.
The trial of the villian was to come off on
Wednesday before Reeve Kelly and Squire
Drummond. Constable- Davies watched
the lockup all night,