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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-10-12, Page 1AI,VINXIPTc4 & SCOTT Barrist€rs, Solicitors . EtitssosEssAisfeERS, ist.t. • Coramissaners for Oniario and•Manitoba. '• OFFICE, , - - • BEAVER ELOCK, CLINTON. -Wit. &MRS. BLACKSTONE, teachers of Vocal and lugirumental music, Rattenbury Street, near Or- gan Factory. 11. B -Singing Class now forming. Violin Leasons given. ' Clinton, Feb. 1.8, 1882. MONEY TO LEND; 11/rONEY to lend at Sand 6i per cent. Private .1ti.funde. SEAGER & MORTON, Barriaters. Goderich. MONEY TO LOAN: $40,000 tIVtTE FUNDS. teielg opetya0weIntere. 111)19y1to C. A. HARTT, Solicitor, ac.j Clinton, Aug. 24, 1862. Perrin's Block. SR HUFFMAN, PIANO TUNER, WINGRAM, • late of Belleville, will visit Clinton quarterly in ' August, November, February and May, for the pur- pose of tuning Pianos and Organs and repairing the aurae. Satisfaction given. Prices low. Communica-1 tions from the country attended to promptly. 35-y BONEY CAMPBELL CITY BARBER SHOP, -- OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON. Hair dressing, shaving,shampooing, &e„ attended to o irte ! IECoites . IPURCHASE the above in trade, along wiih.papers, old spades, shovels and other steels; rag carpets, old zinc and old rubbers, all at same price, separated - from the cotton rags and other' woolen rags, I also' take all other sorts of carpeting, brass,opper; lead and iron, in trade. . Good pasturage at George Bently's • , Clinton, July 12 1882. .WM. MARTIN &011tanotiVos.1111611t,SOolqtY TIIIS COMPANY LOANS MONEY ON GOOD SECURITY, AT LOWEST RATES, MHE undersigned have been aPpointed. Soli- 'citors, and borrowers can have mortgas drawn to suit themselves. No delays. , Low eliarges. MANNING & SCOTT, BEAVER BLOCK, - CLINTON REMOVAL. EDWIN KEEFER, L.D.S., : • DENTIST, CLINTON, Late of Toronto, Honor Graduate Royal Col- lege of Dental Surgeon, has. ren,loved to the Coals Block, over-W.Taylor & iSons All work first-class. Charges moderate: CANADA WEST LAND & AGENCY i0).1 pARTIES who have Farms, 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 ales. These punplilets are circulated largely through Great Britain and Canada. The objeet`of the' Com- pany is to induce Old Country farmers add others to settle in Ontario. Parties wishing to,pUrcha`se, please call at my office and examine lists of properties for sale. Parties wishing to sell please call and give, de- taariptions-of‘their proverty, terms, &c. ' M. LOUGH, Agent, Clinton. JOHN METCALFE VETERINA.RY From the Royal 'College of Veterinary Surgeons of England,f begs to Inform the inhabitanta of Lontics. hero, Clinton, Blyth, and surrounding vicinity, that be has commenced business at above, .-and hopes, by driet-attention-to-businessr-eombined with moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. Cases n de r t ak en will be treated on the most 'appreved and modern principles, that veterinary Science excels the present in England. Residence at ben- , deaboro, an4 will attend TilunfiDA'qi, 1.11VGN'S 140111.1., fl8Tn, and SATURDAYS,, AT ',QuEniiiln HOTEL; Ctnnetc. Telegraph siespatches attended, to nt•Onec. Londeaboro, Aug. 31, 1882. • - , . . T}1"Reii-nlar Meeting of Clinton- Lodge, Ancient Order of United Workinen, their rooms1FRIDAy, OCTOBER .29. suit tritosSlanee 10 requcsted 'r -- , This Order disbursed among, tite widows'•and or- phans of the deceased mends:.-., the snip. of One Million, Five 18luitadred and' Thousand Dollars during the ,paat. pear. , Each member is insured ter two thotisand Only Mem assessments of one dollar,'eaeh, thifs ;far in the nine months of the present year, : Parties desirous of joining the Order can learn full porticulars from any of the mernbera, or from 5311. WILLIAMS, 1100. P. MARTIN, Examining Pysician. Secretary-. F0111/1,1Elt ick, SON. l3EST STOCK. OF VOL. 17, Nilo. 41 TEItItlI181 - $1.50 Per Aniiiiien. ninonassnommoner CLINTON ONT., THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1882! E. Iff01.7li ES & SON Publishes' . w Nverlituvanto. - Wanted A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, IMAIEIDIATELY ..E1 Apply to MRS. R. H. CALL, Ontario Street. ' POCKET BOOK LOST W• '• TWEEN Summerhill and Clinton, contain - ng a small sum of money and three notes. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office. • APPRENTICE WANTED . VOR :the Florae Shoeing and ;general Black-, smithing ImSiness. • T. TITLING. Choler}, Oct. 12, 1882. NOTICE. GENERAL MEETING of all Membersof! the PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY will takel place in the English Church School" House, at 8, o'clockto-night,: TFIVESDAY, OCT. 128,11, , A' full attendance 16 refttleflted. ' ' W. JACKSON, Clinton, Oct. 12, 1882.,: • ' Hon., Secy. EXECUTORS' NOTICE TN. pursuance oi'sectionls24, chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, notice is hereby, given that the creditors :-and Others ,-havin g, clanns,against the estate of the late William, Turner, of' Stanley township. ii'the 'County of Iluron,,who died on or 'about the 1.6tili'day' of; October, A. D. 1876. are requested to send theni.. to.the undersigned, W.W. Farran,Clin ton, Ont.,: oil or before' the 9th- day of. November, A, D. 1882; for adjustment, as after tha:tdate the said Eiceentoirs of the last will And testiment of the, said WilliaMTurner,will proceed to distribute, the assets of the said deceased amongst the par-; tieS.entitledthereto. and that the said, Ezectir, toils will 'not be liablelforAhe said assets: or any , part thereof, to any person or persons of whose' claims notice shall•not have been received 'by the undersiamed as aforesaid. • . • 1,88D2a.ted-at Clinten_this 3,111. day of October, A.D. •NEIL MATHESONi.,„, g•' • PARRAN • ` • sTRI:hms IN TOWN.. FINE PLATED WARE NEWEST DESIGNS IN . 9EWELLERY -• Repairing done PromPtly. Clo4on, May 250h, 148‘.5. CAR PRIME (WATER WHITE COAL 1 WHOLESALE. • R. WI. FiACEY, IRON AND HARDY/ARE WA-011AM', CLINTON. Sep, 1882 •ALICTION S [tolls itoifil T1111 sulasenmli, who IS giving-, up housekeep -L. lug, will offer for sale • ' At his. tooidenoo, Huron Stroot, • Clinton,- • . By pusfite" auction, his Household •Furniture,' Arc., consieting of parlor set, Bell orguai, lounge, walnut sideboard, exti3nsion table,' chairs, kit- chen iktensils, three betl,room, sets (one with!. marble- top bureau land washstandj,,warclrobe,- bookcaie, booles,.magazines, Davenport wri ting desir, self-tees/mg parlor codk stove, a Quantity; of wood, lawn mower, &e., di.e. • • - Date' ot sale next Issue JNcp. MARTIN. ,Chnton, -Oct. 12,1362. 13eautiftil air 1 Zona RAILROAD MATTERS nousit commoNs. cLiNgeoN 3[41,TERAy AND sciENTIFIci RIew t me ca d came into operation FT E in connection with the railways on .Mon- day,' by which a number of changes haye been made. in the time of several of the trains. The most important of these is the ' changing of the time of the first train east in the morning from 8 o'clock to 6.10, so that persons having business to attend to in the east will have a better opportntilty of attending to it and returning the sanie day, and the noon:train from:12.40 to 1.05. The following is thelime of departure of trains on the Grand Trunk; from Clinton station-- GOING EAST. ,GOING WEST. 6.10 a. m."-express'9.35 a. m. mixed 9.35a. m. mixed' 2.45 p. m. express 1,05 p. m. express' 6J5 p. in. mixed 3 50 p. m. mixed 9.00 p.T m. express TWo trains kave. been discontinued on the Great Western branch, land a number :of changes•rnailnin the runnim.Y, of trains. Hereafter, all business will be done at the 188 prize,..,..88.00....N. Robson, ... score 40 , 2nd prize,.... 6.00 ,..J. A. Wilson, . . 39 Grand Trunk station, at, which place all 3rd prize,.... 5.00 .. c.munro, 1.18 trains will arrive anddepart. The Great 4th prizes,- . 1.00....p. Hawthorne, • • •37 Western station is c esed up, and will no 68tt1111 BT.' yMpauln.8g11,"...: .te' more be used for any PurPose, so that 7th prize,... /moo . . ps.t3 isth prize,.... Ptlaiassteil:oglevrstlblYertelliiss route shouldonestartieonTen 'nubs used' Stis fziizzee: ih.0009: DT HAo. ispeorrtis,e, here. The time of departure of' trains on The eleventh annual matches of the Huron Rifle Association,carnes'off over the Atholecott Ranges, in this town, on Mon- day-. The day was very unfavorable in- deed for shooting, a s oissg, wind blowing, considering which, the NeeS made weres very good. the first match there were 15 entries, in the second 16, and in the third 11. The following sire the prize winners in the several matches:- s FIRST MATCH. .VsSociation-open to members only. 1at prize,....$8.00... P. Mciaren,......score 41 2nd prize,.... 6.00....3. Marsh,...... " 40 3r4 prize,.... Young,........ 35 3th. prize,.... 4.00....P. Hawthorne. . " 34 ^ 5th 'prize,.... 3.00....N. Robson, " 32 6th prize,..,. Willson.... 32 781. prize,.... 2.00.... A. Munro............." 31 8111 prize , 1.50... J. A. Wil sopa " 29 Oth prize... . 1 00. ...Capt. Wilson " • 20 10th prize, .. 1.00 ...R. AV. Emerson,. 27 • SECOND MATCH': Open to members. THIRD IIIATCH. ••• ' thiS branch IS as fol ows:- ' consolation-open:to members who have 1set 5otx0 NoRTH. • • 6 oiNG s°tri lat)rPirziez,C..1•11.$151.r0e0v•i• d e El • • Seoye ‘2 .0, a. m.,express a. m. etv , . res 2nd 4.00.. .51. Donohile , *. , CY. . m. express P., in. BlXfiresS- 4th priZe,.... 2250. • • • • • „-• '-..t . . of some Station 011 the main line as he is tob old a " railroader" to be left witlsouta situation.• . • • . -• • . • 'Mr...Beemer. 'assistant agent has been. • Highest aoeregate in 1st and 21u1 -itches the O.R.A., badge, was wen by.Afri.j. T. MarSil. ofiere ; anothei situation. but bas -not yet ptlze,. .. 3.00 .T. Biggar,... o 28 -It is expected that Mr. Stinson, late ath prSwartS, •-•'••• • ' es ern agent here, Will take charge 6111 prize,,... 1,75 ....Walter ••• 37 7811 prize,: 1..50....J. " 17 StIt prize, .... 1.25 .....1"olm 'John ston , 11 atit prize, ... 1.00.... T. C. Foy,... •10th prize, .... 1.00 " • 1-1 FirOREN Own -connort, as ns the prep:: ,Sure "Ott 'others, a moStinireirtant Point iS 18 well 'presserveo head!. of • hair, . When the -Scaly. gets dry and •feverish, and. the hair beCoMes faded and 'prematurely isras, 'try the ' ' Dominioullair Restorer It diaOs itS 'Work Us preserver and beatiti- lierlot.theliiiir: and. therefore possesses "darned reputation. Itiseetts ikcItair fresh antI, nenatwral,ist9flOIlsiVeeir iii:j.arious, • but plea-, sant aliir,'-'reli•estiiiig.• ,Tt means the sehlp, anici] ,.giyestone.•beatty. and,naturainess to %tile hair.," • PreatotilS laxiiriouii-growtli, andL•pre.,vents pre•; mature decay. Prise, iso Cent's.... • • • ' • ' , • 8. • TAFSCOXT (1Y I sMsitsts,ffie.6.st'sas,' -• tf01.(1. • Jas. ()Onlbe ' ;e .t. WANTED, A- GOOD GENi.RAL SEE:VjtNT, Ism Mid. de of:Octobbr; Good:wages' to al good girt, Apply to ' • tims., RICHARD sio.nified his acceptance of tile same. . tiEtAili,.nACW11iIR13131t & CO7S SJIOW 180031 OPENING. - '• ,This handsome emporiuth Of fashion. Was visited. on Saturday; the opening,day Of their' showrooms, by a' very large throng of .admiring ladies, who Were never. tired 'of praistag the beautiful which surrounded their rooms, ' Their display was a magnificent, one, and con - poised. all the 'late novelties of the milli- ner's art's ',ThOinillinerY department was dazzling iii bright colors, as well as those of a more .sombre tint.. 11,1 -any of the, Colors' are entirely.new, .having made tholr 'first appearance this Season; amongst the: number we may Mention' Tlerra'Cotta," `New.Myttlellsand_i!Sn rim p-tinics-Whien-, .promise to.beCome very fashionable. The trimmings of hatk•axid, turbans .comprisie Many:Plumaged birds and varied Colored feathers, 'while not a feisref the bonnets are remarkable for the flaiih.of bead work'. The styles are various; and. will suit.eVery fancy and taste,- the most conspieuous being -the new "Rosalind," the n61,' "Louis -the Pouitee-n-ths.'-'stlie the . new '''Rebel;" -the new '`•, Albani," and the: OW feather Caps. - The .niaterials th iS"seat.ton• are. brocadedsplushi:Cht plush; brocaded velyete, brocaded silks. Rib- bons; .the new velvet and. Plush; 'besides niany.pthers to please the twist fastidious. Miss Walker,' who has eliarge of the de- partments'ileserveelespecial merttion for •the taste displayed in, bUying.and ming, .Aniong the attractions Of the Show the windeWs:caine itt for. a share sif !praise;' they SVere -Very .neatly dressed, the -int:- mense mirror slieWIng to advantage, as a lixtekgronnd in,. the carpet ta, i nd ow: The whole estabTis1in5eutoiS extremely, Well lighted, the bhilding lay! fig been -design- ed.' expressly for the dry Odds ,trade. Messrs.: Craib,. ..taelvItirter &-Co.,, during their occupancy of former prmaise-s,,clid.a ery large business; liut they inforxri us I-IARNESS FOR, SALE To OR sAriE, a splendid double,set • IdourrEn IlnaNEss, perfeetly now. Will lte sold at a bargain. , • ,(X•TTIER, Rattonlmry struet. TEACHER WAN TEI.).. To°11,-"scliooi.F3Ecif oN 200.10.. GOIDERICH Township,, Baylleld Concession. Second' class prefered. • Apply, stating Salary, to • P, COLE' seey -'rreas. Garfiem. • ,WANTED: AT ONCE,. • J_ and V EstO'Eas paianon perant em..;p lOyin eat guarante ed ' f"A111ELE; Merchant Toilet, " m • • WINNIPEG, Mall-it:01)a: , • MISS FISHER ' S PREPARED TO GIVE LESSONS IN ell, 1,....0O1N .1'.11•4 Gr, For partimiliu's apply tit the residence Of A. S. 11811E18, Clinton., I For Sale, that since theirremoval to the 'present site,. 'their:patronage has doubled. The carnet ropist is Weil worth a. visit, all the newest designs being Shown, and at, prices that- will 'suit' any peeket. . The stock in every department,is:comPlete.' Intending purcliasess'i Will do well to givathem a call. • TOVI/N, CHURCH CHIMES. ' f..4-rey :administered the rite of baptisin, at the Church on the base.' line on Simdays Mr. Crai.Iss- Will'. preach. Sabbath' Schopl SO1110115 Ingersoll,Sunday, IL his pulpit here -Will be supplied hY. stranger: .., ..PAnsoissAo/S SOLD.-ITIre :board of .trb.S., tees of the Methodist Church,of,thiS 'town have sold the brick- ptirsottageat present in use,,, to Mr. Thos. for the stint •of $1,250. Possession tO be given iintnediately. -A suitable house will be somewhere that will answer the, purpoSe Of a parsons age,for the'present.. .Q,ua,rterly meetinirservices were held.in the.Bible Christian Church on •Sanday morning (one Week. ahead of. the usual -tune)-Rev. Mr. RiCe preached frOln the SELF-BUMPING SCRAPER, cheap, 'Reference , telit Matt. 27, partjof the 40th V.,' "IftliOW- R. thssietto, Stapleton-'• A•pplyto - ' . , a, •• . ,..,n- • be,tlie son Of God' corrie • down • from' the N 0, P. MART, at, the Clinton, Atig. 17,, 1682.IN , " ' ' tootolry. ' 1 Mr. John Beatty, who is one of the best. mea for his special duties 'in the employ of the 'mac] • will likely move --over to. the Grand Trunk, and continue to dis- charge the ditties of baggage master-, and yarclsrtian, Which he is perferniing tempo- rarily. . ; - Mr 11.'Prenilin willlikely fill the posi- tion of freight .agent, and, Mr. Horton is on the, " ragged:edge" et: expectancy -- whether he,wilI reirfain or not is 11 n k wn As all thetrains. oti the Greet Western branch Will now require.to be Switched, in order,to call at tlie stations thiswill be a slight delay, but we suppose will net ;be made' any loriger'-t Ian a so ute y necess • sary:' We are inclined to thirik, however, than When wiriter'sets'in and- a heaty thll ,-6T:snow occurs, it will -Tie -found a tedious matter -to run trains on ,the switch, and believe the company will find they have made a mistake in constructing it. It -will w no- be neeess.aris for thel conipany to increase :their freight shed accommodatien's,for the present building will ce,rtabily : not, becommeidate all the- , fraig -it llandles'llielle-from the -two ro_a_da. Abicing those Who are affected financially- bY'', the change, . are ..MeSsrs. Wheatley, • Knox anci.joidinsa'vers'y large proportion - of whose business 'Was made op by the,. transfer of freight, baggage and passengers from one read to the other.' ' • Just now considerable difficulty is ex -1 perienced ingetting ears, 'owing tex large I number being, in use transporting grain •from tile,' West; and. shippers of all kinds are hindered in their .operatiolis. by this fact, which it is hoped. will, be oyerconie as soon 'as 'possible. A 'large hunther of' cars wo.uld.be used herc evely day, could .they be get, and this seems to he the.'ex- ,tPleryie,Iclac'refic)roftieet dtthe,grpic,i. Msts'iPagttitsioiisTIloW7' ever, is doing his ntinost to aSsist shippers;. and haa already. .shooyn hiniself e pains - .taking and: obligi nes official. ' All mail matter, intended to ge.east ily the -early train, nuist be in the office not later than 5.30 and .:registered let- ters, for Iltat:traiii, must be in the. nights 'VOTER'S. LIST COURT. 'HAYFIELD VILLAGE. NIOTICE is hereby given biota cella will he held, pursilant to theNotertr. List' Aka, by •His Honor Judge Toms, cif the polinty Court:, Connty of Innen, , in the Town, Hon, Hayfield, on the'. 19 th (thy 01, 'Oetober; 11012, at, the lionr of tato o'olock p.m., to ' hear and determine the several complainta Of errors 1 'and Omissions in the Vuters''List ofthe Municipality 08 Bayfield, for 1582, All .persons haN-inglusiness at • the COurt are required to attendAt the same tinie and pliv,3C. ' IL HUNTER.; , ' • Clerk Of Nlimicipality,, Baytleid, September 20, 1882. • • • • , . . .MACHINERY AND MILL s ; Fon . liubscPincr,ofters fonsale on tho niOst geous terms, the machinery and •buildIng at pre- sent used as the Clifton Planing...AIM, whilh eMbraces a 31 borse,power boiler and 1 ihrfid-p %Cr Chg ney it .large planer, inenlder; tenneHng tpadhine, power mole- slinper, bites cla0s'erder. The establishment aa it Stands -will he Sold at about half its original cost, and is 0 decided bargain,. and 'has ilnrcto done' a large business : ' Only reason for . selling is that the.proprieter does net wish' tb' .renatin n,businesa;• • The machinery will be sold eepar'ate If desired , • • 0 H. STEVENS, Clif4on, Sept. 28, 1882. Clinton. • cross." His sermon was thoughtful and impressive, and the services following were participated in by a large number. On Sunday next Missionary sermons will be preached in the Bible Christian church here, at 10.30 a.m., by Rev. Mr. Blatchfotd, iit the evening by Rev. W. S. Pascoe, President of the Conference, who also preaches at Hohnesville in the morn- ing and Alma in the afternoon. On the Monday evening following a public meets ing will be held in the church here, to be addressed by Mr, Pascoe and others. • In the course of Rev. Mr. McI/onagli's I thoughtful evening "T-Iarvest Homes ' sermon, he stated a truth which pro- tectionists sometnnes sneer at. Stitt he " after all, we 'mass -talk alioat other busi- ness and induSttries, but what would they be if it were not for the farnters-they are the basis of all wealth and prosPerity." His delineation of the grumbling farmer was certainly very lifelike and character- istic, and he stated a number of truths in connectlon with his text, that should meet with the endorsatiOn of all his hearers, • : .M.Essas..TJackson, jr'...„ Mr. and Mrs. and Fariy Morgan all took 'partin 18 0011- e Cert at Strathrtiy last week; -got up fiir Mr. Morgan's beaefit.'• • ••' Mn.• WILL SHAW left, for Winnipeg yesterday -Morning. He' goes .both on business -for hiniself and in the interest of Messrs, CrailisMaceshirter & CO. LI` •ALL THE S.5.11,11. -T he Exeter., TimeS defiles that the Salt' Well in that village , Was offered to the Huron Salt As:7 SobiatiOn. , 'Notwithstanding this denial, stye-assert`thht it was, and are in a posi- tion .to. prOva our assertion. ' LARGE TRACT.—Although. the patties frOm this town,. who went to Michigan last week to invest soine of their surplus cash in the land. of .that State, did net make any actual purchase, they, made an -offer for a block- of 800.acreS, which may yet be adeepted. ' A Sst.4.6m-seDuring the Egyptian dark.. ness ef Tuesday night a phaetim belong- ing t6.111r.. John Shipley and a livery rig from Blyth• collided on Albert street,' breaking,both the bOggies,mere Or 'less, and necessitating their beingleft. till next' SETTLED. -On Thu rsday last Returning Officer IVillsom-sof Wingham sent all the .deputy -returning Officers in the WestRid- ing checks for the several. amounts due them for serilices in connection with the last election.. The sum which was the statutory fee of $15 is disbursed as fol- lows: -Rent of poll $4; poll clerk $2 constable, $1 ; density retnralng officer $4 • fixing up room, $3 ;,swearing in constable, $1; total, $15. NEW HOTEL. ---The Grand Pacific Hos is the name of a new hotel just finished Winnipeg. Its proprietor is Mr. J. T. Hadley, formerly working in the Royal Hotel, here, and is one Of the men who made a great deal of money -during the boom last February. The hotel 5s said to bc one of the finest in the north west, and is managed by Geo. Stoddart, former- ly -with W. J. McCutcheon, of Wingham: Mrs. 'Hadley was formerly a Clinton lady, and Will be remembered by many -here,- Great excitement Prevailed in -the Beav- er Block, Thursila.y evening... The . lobbies- swanned with .eontractors;. wire - office -seekers 'and , other' inOnsters, among whotia.,'your• reportersnotieed the ,large conspicuous figure bf an illustrious tOWnslnall, Mr. ,A—Ic with an ela- borate docuinent under hie arm labelled "StreetCleaidng,Tender," buttonholing aa. intimate 'friend of the Minister ' Of 'Public Works, while', within H.. PoSter's; office. Were assembled the sage:aod.rhoary ' mem- bers'of -the Clinton House of 'Coniinons. These State:sate:is had asseinbled in obedi- ence to Excelleney's_proolamation to .discharge their ditty ;to their Qiieen and cotintry, draw, their sessional' allowance, and. give vent their Icing -pent-iip, -elto 'tint:nee 'svi.'111 which: they"'svere :suffering: , Mr. D. 0. Carr was called Li, the Chair, . , and the followinN were elected officers -Of the Seientific an Literary Society:- 'M'r. 'A A. Matiaings: Pr,e's..; -Mr. Alex. Arthstrong,Ist Vice -Pres. ;- Mr."Jas,'Schtt,, 2nd .Vice -Pres. ;- Mr: Taylor,' 3rd,- Vice-Pres.;Mr. Foster 'Secy 'Mr. W. L. Newton, Treas. ; Executive Committee, 'Messrs.. J''s 'Connolly, Chris. Dickson? D. Q., Carr,.Jas: Seott'and Jae. Tli,ompsons Scarcely had the neeessary. business of the society been,.trarisetted.'when-the tri., Ple rap of the IfSher..of the ;Black." Rod, annorunced- the' apprnacli- His Excel- lency, thel'Earl ,of. Tipperary; „Governer -General, but the•readirig Of thesaddress' from -the Throne, was unfortnnately, pre- ' -vented • by 'the irrepressible :member for ,Ottawa, who •was loudly protesting' that the itninediate- intrOdll.e1.,ion. of . his re- ino.delled and 'irreatly.' impro.ved Prcillibi- tion Bill was of:infinitely, greater' import- ance than attenclabee linen the'ci-sYvernor General in the.Senate Chamber: -Alter a seVere struggle several his-, friends .Stre-:, ceedad in calming thelions,gentleinansuf- imi.ently to anew the business th'e ITetisote proceed; but..not Excellency had 'grown weary of waiting -for a drink; and retired,.• • s ' it n'mav'besaidipartial'palliation" Of the conduct.ofthe prohibition champion, that -he. was slightly under the 'influence of tempera:me. drink. , the res,toratien of order the leader of.the. goverrini.ent,„w.ho had,' craftily se - cu red. h is. folio sing siti the .I1Onse by ' an abject,systein of toadying ict the grangers, an ne u aced the. persogelle.: ,of -.his. -cabinet. which is composed Of thelollowing states:" men:Ls-Hod. -1_,Newton;.Preinier. and Minister Of:- Piifille7Works; • Tien. Scott, Minister.of.,InStice;,HOnsR.flolines, Minister of A's,--rieulture • lion'. T.Coninfily, Minister of Hon. -A.' Arnistriing„. Minister,' of Hon-. A.11; .aby.,.Postinastersgeneral,Ss,' ' • This announeetlient, waSsreceived i lotid, ers,. ands:after,. congratulatiolis. were ex ten cl ed. frollastitesoppositiobsbeu ell - es to the new -i'!reinier"up'ott•the..sticcesSful formation ,of cabinet, - the s'peaker 'left the chair,,•,. • At calicuS held. • previous „tie. the as- semb.iy of tlieIdonse, H.Pcistet was Chosen l'eadCr of Her, Majesty's loye.1 opposition. The essvernnient introchice: its 'first measurereferrino- to the Eevptian.'ques-• tion this.even,ing,:.and. the m.eetings et the. society :will:be:held in 11. Posters office d'• ll'Ir'inriea.,ftohlelo:slevsi'aig°11s4pereeli em tile 'throae• . ill be read. this evening' Gs:sus:use 00 -sits ifosss •l'Ittkc' the c:i i est opportunity 'of congratulating you oo the close of the Eoyptian war 'idyl the diraveri,' of the' .rn1s1,, trootis, tqbeld the • dia•nity' of. 11i0 empire that .,;truggle. • All the ,papers.iii t e Cit 1;11111 my for theLpernument maintenance of that country.., • •• A measure will bc isubmitted.16.,yon for a less tft•r- • pensive and Simpler 'faith gOiernment for the , . , ' ' ' . An item my estimate; provides for the• erection •of a monument tothe memory Of that 'great and good Joan, Oliscr Cromwell, and (min:le-n(1.'18 to ,your fa-- vorable ConSideratidn. '• • . • •• , • . In aecordonee with the expreSsearWiSh Of the -coun- try, as Shawn ' by the, large' ninaber . of 'petitions pre, ,sented• to..thit Ifonae, my.Government submit to Ott a resolution favoring the intreduction.of the I3ible into the schools of the emintry. , ..• • Believing that Scotts Marinion", is not",thordlY suited to the tisiatt•- geno•ation of, the' countrY, and the .--tveric having inadvertantly been placed in thp. schbon eurrieultan," an order in 'commit was, passed withdrawing, the sonic.' Your 'sanction' will be asked, •• A Bill dealing with the question. of trades• snions and strikes will be laid -before yon, and Olao,atuensurc relating to the Importotion of Chinese' labor. ' ' The usual statement of receEpta 'and espendititren' 'and the nstiThateli for ,ernning- 'year will. be laid be- - A measure iii•o'viiifug for' of. the suffrage to all males over 21 years of ;Use; amorithin eerfain 5)11 811111)5 ,rlll51)ittcd for rein. itenentanne, ' • 4. Mks. J. Os .t)IcIstigan, forinerly of Olin, - ton, is Isong dangerously ill at-*Winiiipeg. AaetrsiEts'f' in the West Huron election • has again been adjourned utitil to-otorrow (Friday.) Ma. WM. • MtritnAy. burst one of his fingers in Fair's mill,the other day, while liandling a safe. ".- MIt. JOHN MoLEop, who has been hi the northwest for the summer, has return- ed to Clintonfor the winter. • ' WE are compelled to leave out con- siderable matter from correspondents this Week, owing to its zariVing /0i),,, late. Could they not mail, earlier. • Several of our townspeople that visited Michigan in search of -land speak 'highly of the treatment received at Crilswelltrom Messrs T. B. 'Hien and 11. D. Franklin, of' the Anderson ,House. THE Stanley show was held at Bayfield yesterday, and was as suecesshil as gene- rally. Blyth show.takes place to -day and to-naorrovv, and finishes the„fall shows foy this seasons. CUSTOMS RETHEN's.-Mr. Armstrons- collector of customs at this port, informs us that the ttttal'amount of duties colleet- ed here for tlipast nine months -the time the office has been ii-i-ersistence-was $2722.88. T1Hs amount would have been even larger but for, the fact that Wingham was recently created an out-pertssand, of , -coirrse, a certain quantity 'of -goods, are entered • The following- is froni the Aberdeen. Dak.'Republican, of Sept..: 21sts and 're- fers to- two former residents of Goderiell township:- . - Brothers, -who own a large ; • - . . "Efliott s, . , tract of land four and one, half southeastt of our city have just threshedf 4,000 bushels of No. 1 wheat which.teSted. 60 pounds to .the bushel and went 38 bush, elS,to.the acre. They will have 325' acres ready fer. se ng in -the thprin'gs,..They are. bonanza farmers and thorough, gentle- - mem?' •. . '. • , The Clinton:NEW' ERA •,SaVs•-tiFat ..the Mail hass"prit its, foot in itsj Geewhili,. , kins ?''Were we the owner of the -article the M'airhas put '• its foot in: we ,would think ourselves' fortunate, ifthe•NEW ERA man was around., that ,he did :not' put his loot in it: His No: 17's -would playhavoc' . with any article it were poSsible to. put 'theist News-. [Our- eon- fr,e're doubtless has.,a lively recollection' to havingliis 'posterior kicked, and therefore, • . • ;speaks, - from -personal.experience,.• and. thus gives himseltaway.] . ExTENS1-vis. SHIPMENT. -Mr. • ten, peddler,'of Clinton, has handiedand. .shipped the following', since,the first of Jaatiary, 1882 :--Cottoti raga,' 21;675 lbs.; woollen, ,rags, in.•fi've grades-, 12,941 lbs.., Old papers, 3,100 lbs. CopPer, bras, old ' ,zine,,l.ead„ old ' rubbers, and horse:hair, .2;667 lbs. Old cast iron, ,20,01/0.1bS., ,Old. 'wrought scrap, On. hand. -in consequence ' of low prices, 1,2,000 lbs.: said. bone, 12- 350 lbs. The -ref -Oro it.will be Seen hp,.has liandied ,the large an -Matti of 85,350- 'oVer 42. totis that he 'has . gathered together. Not ,:a very' bad record for a . Clinte7i-peddh710• -Sre How's. THIS FOR gw).{?--L•The follow, , ing is, one ainon& several notes of the kind, from a mother, sent ta.a•-teadneisin.one of the Publie Schools in t,his. coority,, which ; we can vouch- fins. as:a true eopy • With names' omitted, of -what it p strports to be,' • . and written in good frith . As a unique Unt4.es prodnce its qua 'el': • •prod,uc,tioh we in.to:ayi our neigh- eo . ••Miss ,advciititious emergencies Iris.. • the 'catisa Of 'iny untoward detention of my printery , daughter, -E-• froirther tuitionary duties for the tiletinate three days. Yon will obligingly exonerate lessons being unprepared. N't.,,J,iielos,r, 3,;.,b'oltligianrge, officiating,' in the official capacity of her. regular teaclier, • her ?faint- any nu:necessary atricti:rea .h.er• Mrs, Fara, sr., has been ;visiting rela- tives in Detroit, ThiS iS the first SITC has • been away from Clinton any distance for many years. FATtin Sot:E.—Mrs. Cantelon sr., and Mrs. Boyd, Of this -place have sold their farm of 50 acres, being the west half of lot 15, 15th con of Stanley, to Mr: W. Keys', for the suin'of $1,000. . Mn. &NYDER; of Guelph, formerly G. W.g. agent here, is one of the men who; , loses his place' by the amalgamation, but it is reported that he will receive the ap- pointment of agent at Paris. . ' HOLTBE AND LOT SOLD. -MF. Peter Campbell has sold his property here, con- sisting of lot 320 and the north half of 321 with' frame- house thereon, on James St.,. to Mr. Enos Hull, for the sum of $575: MEssn8. T. Jackson ,jr.-, and Misses E. Stevenson and M. Callarider takes part -in a concert at Blyth to -morrow (Friday) evening.' 'The • Blyth people evidently know where to get good musical -talent, RUN ov,Ea.---On Monday • a horse be- longing to Messrs. Cooper & McKenzie and attached to a light waggai, got fright- ened andran among a group of children, knocking down -'a -little boy named Wil- liams, the waggon passed over lifs body, but fortunately he escaped with no other injuries than a number of bruises. VIELAHY.-One evening last week as a couple of young ladies were returning home they were followed by some rascal with evil intenti who, went 'so far ,as to follow theta even int() .the yard -of their residence; If these things continue,ladiesi will be under the necestsity of, carrying heavy canes to protect themselves. • ;PRESENTATION -The: follOw4,10' froni the Stratford Beaccn willbe.of interest to's:Mr.:read:6N' alisstlie':: pal -ties 'referred' , r,th'.being,'well'kneWitsbereiss-sO,M.:Saltirs, . . :da' laststheineetibers.:cif,',:thesfirat. nnd ;employees Pf...MeSsrs.".lacdoriald, phersoi5:. xis:Isms Met tOgether.far 'the:pors, ,pris Of presenting, to donald".theirdates bOokkeeper ''a",hand SOthe knitting cased..::, gold. swatch and, chain; with-ltieket'attached. :The:chain' and!locket were presented oi behalf ' .of the .em'ploe.es, by 41:,,:',Airgoe',„TehriSton;•. and the ,watenson .behalts'Of.the firni ;by., Mr, -Macalonald. ::Thereelpientstif • the, Nalnuble and Well -Merited 'gift re:s plied'li7 Suitable terniS., and SpoicC. IvAlv ' ly of allthose who," he ,Cathe 317 contaet., 'With conneeted With' •.the . . , Mr. ... ill:redo nal d Well-inforMa young inalvOf Sterling ..qusdities :bad' it, bOund: to, succeed wherever, he:gOeS. left Monday to. iittentr , . ,• the :A orieu1tnv41. Oolled•e:there.: • • •• 11,07'SI/ESBORO. The lareest anti best .essOrted stock. of 1)ry goods ever held in Londesborough is now to be seen at the store of W. L. Oui- , , niette and judging from the _number and size of packages going out daily the quan- tity and price is popular. • - STANLEY'. VISITING.- Mr. Wm. McQueen, of the second concession of Stanley, is atpresent on a visit to his relations in Michigan. .11ARE DIED. -On• Friday last Mr.- D. Smith, of the 2iid 'concession; lost it Valu- able mare by gas on the stomach. RE-ENCIAGED.-Mr. Geo. Baird, sr., has been re-engaged in S. 8. No. 1, Stanley, for 1883 a/-, a salary of $500 a year. This makes his 23rd consecutive .year in this section. , iThe trustees have evidently de- cided that they wiliretain him for life, and we don't knoW but what they arewise, for so efficient -and- faithful a teacher is not easy to replace. -Ed,), 111J.1..1.101.T. FA RM. Soi,H.=-•Mr. John • Cuming has sold lot 16, 13th con. of Hullett, 60 acres ,to Kerr; for the sum of $3,100. -Goo]) STOOK.-flo certainly does pay to raise good stock, for a short time -Since Mr. Geo. Snell, of .Flullett; was offered $125 for a foal only ten days old, and .refused the same. It waS, sired :by the well known 'stallion, Borela,nd•Chief, pro- perty of Mr. John Mason. , BRICK AND TILE 'MAKING, -Mr. Jas. Tremier, of the second eon. of Hallett, has sold the north half of the north half of lot 20, being 25 acres, to Mrsjas, Hitch, of Essex Centre; for the sum. of $2,000. Mi. Hitchsintends to engagein the menu- . facture of brick and drain tile, but more. particularly the latter. / '