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Barrister,.
CONVEYANCERS, Sze.
Commusaioner's for Ontario and Manitoba.
- - BEAVER. BLOCK, CLINTON.
11.11IR.)ii MRS. BliACKSTONE, teachers Of Vocal and
lnearnmental music, Rattenbury Street, near Or.
traut Factory. N. B -.-Singing Class lIoW forming,
Violin Lessons giyen.
Clinton Feb. 1.0 1882.
MONEY.. TO LE1-1).
MONEY to lend at *and 64 per cent. Privats
fundi. SEAGER & MORTON, Barristers.
Vol* 17. NO. 51.
TERItis - $1.50. Per Annum.
CLINTON,
,
ONT. T.14,UBSDAY, DEO.. 21,, 1882.
getv ACtrcrti#tatesx10._
BOY. 'W ANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN. A GOOD SMART AND ACTIVE BOY want-
ed at once to work-in the ahop. •
JACKSON, THE, CLOTHIER.
$40000 pitivATE FUNDS, to, -lend on Parra
r Property, at lowest interest. Apply to Clinton, Dec. 20, 1882.
0. A. HARTT, Solicitor, &e.
Clinton, Aug. 24,1882. Perrin's Bloch. FAIZM FOR SALE
OR TO LET. '
BONE.Y-CA
CITY BARBER- SHOP, ..--: OPPOSITE
THE POST ;OFFICE, CLINTON;
drsssitig,shaiving,shroupooing, attended to
li1
Gnelplt & Ontario Investment Society
THIS COMPANY LOANS 'MONEY ON GOOD
SECURITY, AT I.CfliVEST.11ATeS, '
•
MITE undersigned have been appointed Soli-
ettors, and borrowers can have mortgages
drawn to Suit themselves. No delays. Low
charges,
, • , MANNING & SCOTT,
••• BEAVER BLOCK, - CLINTON
REMOVAL.
EDWIN KEEPER,
• . •5
• DENTIST CLINTON,'
--Pate a TorontoIthner-Graduate.'-Royal
oved to the
lege of Dental Surgeon has lem
THWITtlaerargned offerS to let-Or-fOrlitalleTtlair
South-west side of lot 19, 9rd con. of Hullett,
consisting of 40 mires. For further particulars
apply to JOHN BAYLEY, .
Lot 21, Srd con. Hallett.
Hallett, 1)ee. 20, 1882. ,
House for Sale
IM LONDR21,30E0,
THAT well:bailt, suf)-stantial and comfortable
house, at present occupied by Mr, WL.
011imette,th the village et Londesboro, is offer-
ed for eale on reasonable terms. Four rooms
and kitchen down stairs, and three' alp. Good
cellar and all conveniences, hard and soft Water
Small orchard on the lot. For particular apply
to . REV. J., S. LOCEIEAD.
Londesboro, Dec, "20. 1882.'
A week made at home by the iridustri.
ous. Best business now before the
public. Capital not needed. We will'
start you. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the timo.
you can work in spare time, or give your wbble time to
the business. No other businese will pay you nearly
as well. No one can fail to make enormous pay ' bv
engaging at once. Costly outfit and terms free.
Money ninde fast, etisBY. _and honorably. Address'
(flux &-C7-3., Augusta -Maine
Coats Block,Over W.Taylor & Ron's COMBINATION LIVERY.
All Tvork first-class. Charges nioderate.
JOHN IYI-ETcAZFE,
. VETERINARY Si7RG-EON;
-ffilrorn the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons of
•
begs to inforin titre' inhabitant a of ,Londea-,
Clinton, Blyth, and surrounding vieinity, that
,s. betas conamenced Vastness as above, arid hopes, by
.J''.'ihtiot attention to brisine,ss,',.,:combined with moderate
5Jjarges, to merit a'share of their patronage.. Cases'
• ertaken beltreated'bn 'irnost approved and
principlesithat veterinary science excels in at
•-Itelpresent in' England'. Restdenee3,at Lon-
- iillesmoro, and will attend XIIIIRSDAYS; AT IRWIN'S
flrei$4, ELYTII, and 'SairlirDarS, AT QUEEN's. Horn,
Ci.lroN. Telegraph alespatehes attended to at once.
• Lendeaboro, Aug. 34_1882.,
MINTON TONITN AGENCY
,(eRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
,can be. „ . , ,
. t the'Odlatittta'G.lit:R.
or any,pourit on -the tionalained '"Adyinformation;
maps,' time cards, &C.,freeiy giVen on application at
my office in Tfi014PSON & Swrrata's.Giiiimary, Beaver
Block.
-JAMES-TIIOAIPSON
Town Agent, 01101011.
.Ticket:
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HURON ' STREET, CLINTON.-
. Vc..EmERigirl,'PROPIL.
•
The siihsertber would intimate to the general
public that, having leased. the above establish-
ment, he is prepared to supply them,witli good
conveyances at reasonable rates. Good, reli-.„
,able horses,. stylish and comfortable catters„
and everything in first-class order. Sleighing
partied, commercial men.and others, aceounn0-'
dated on theenost reasonable teruis.,
Clinton Dec.20 1882 •
NOTICE.
, •
THE annual nieetins; of' the MeKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance,,COmpany will be held in the
TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH; on -FRIDAY, THE
5111 DAY oF JANUARY, 1883, at the boar of 12
• o'clock, noon, and as it is expected the views
of the members of the company Will be.taken as
to the propriety of using stearn. motive 'Timer'
for threshing -purposes, . all. itYe -requestEd ,to •
bring -with them 'either their peliey of insurance
or their .last notice assessment.' A', ,Iarge
meeting i!! ;expected.'• The board' of • directors '
please' meet at 19,a. at the Conimercial
tel;Seafort14.ottlie'saine day. "
JAMES10ERR, , W. J..SHANNON,
Pres.• Secy.
McKiBop, Dec. 20, 1882. ,
1
• .
peeple.are alWays on, the lookout
for chances to increase thelr..earn-
, ings, and in tittle -become wealthy ;
thoseitylioaloinot improve their op-
portunities ,rem4in, lR*01:13,4,.W0901fe.ri great -
•chanee to Make -ntriy(.'-olcit Many wo• r -
men; htfy-,s atffi'giris 'to work fdr.us right in their own
localities. Any one Cando the -work properly
first start. , The businoss will pay morethanton times
. ordinary wages. ,IL'pensive outfit furnished free. No,
one who .engages fails to make money rapidly: ou
cau'devout.your Whole timeto the work', Cr only your
spare nionientS. information and all:that is useiF..
ed Sent free. Address Srissor; & Co: Portland; Maine '
demaiswiiimati,
M1
:t!'
_..
C0111$1011. t �enja1l.
I THREE, ENGOTE.S.‘" SMASIIiii., ONE
OF THE.FIIIEMEN ICILLEp,,
AND St'OR:41.4. QTAIIRS -
, WOUNDE1), -`-'4',- --,
, .
. OA Thuriday everripT,irIlis.
E. ItOLPIES & Sol%
1 goultalek1hera.
ENTERTAINMENTS ENTRAN0E ElsimiNA..r/03.1._The
TOWN CHIMES. • trance cxaminationebegan yezderdnyeloot.
inc special serviCee are st,ill in pm_ J1.1fitlt SeRSOn there are a IlUMber • • ` d . 1,,
ing (Wednes ay) and -will c ,
gress. Rev. Mr. Birice, of Blyth, has been of enter amments' ° the °wing' daye-iftentoon. 'There Itteroforti'440
ae8 s ng
f which f 11
cll.:cute
tt herein. , is a short notice, as far as we are aware•didates. Tim presidingr.
Sermons apprepe
will be deliveredon
Sunday next. '
B,ev. W. McDona
in g on -the 10th con
occasion them:- Tu 11 • • ,
iate. to the
Bayfield,,this •(Thirrsday) evening.'
number of the. embers of-Surto:0.014;W
• Tea meeting at the:brick church, 10th d noon ,,d
gh.'atiends a tea meet- e'". Emit wawanosii, on Wednesday,
. of East Wawanosli,
„0.11_,the churches 01; Tea meeting in the Presbyterian evening's eietee
C. Churph
presente
ware, aoe
reecie
ith a beautifuldeeof I
. Dee. 27. '
Tea meeting of the BAgrave_Methodiet ka by a flattthIad
gtAcIclitahdlyerhiimreihsessieorn-v-414-
church, on Chnstthas evenine er services `a.1
-The-storm-disarean rn
outside of town last
on the 27th inst. 1
eesille 09. 1YVC., lin
ed for having in some instances to be•kb.,,rill'eli: thi'th° evening °I. Ne'.v Irear's daY•
Sermons and other special servrees arra4 1 ' r - I, -
)
,) and n iv,i sei
clay.
meeting of the Methodist church, good ideaeran in g
.e.,,,i
be held in St. Paul Church, which. -will.
be decorated ' 7 . 'Temperance'
- 1 t n the hall. ' • leer'.
for the occasion hi accor. It'Onciesborn011 Christmas day. Tee from
,
' 'Tea meetin of the Blyth Methodist -aid" titl
'04
1,4 ;Ti,P4RP,,,,
gestneni,.
.1110,14 cirooreee-The,
carded as ministers were unable to get
h , meetink of the Clinton Bible 11; , BUtt,e,4 91-1
ristian church on the evening of Were
eround •
On Christmas day special services will 104 ears
sion occurred')C,alictite0 • ...r,q1?-
9411,, on the '146#05n1 • :
WherelrY'Ainelife.**A1414efiref:,,ef. •
-.0erscinf3. SeriOiraly inj
The mail train' „
lars Of the 'accident sire;,#1frip-:',..4Sefedb.r.*S::,,
dacter -Walmaley c'hhitgei'..,lilmilai'dirive
itt''Clinton at harl..40ATtein,the de-•
spateher's office to
: which been'working.40eVIC
the way down te.:Londefi;'tbeilaat.'nanled.
• to fella* , half-air-he:Ur -behind: .
When the mail,arrivedhere,it Wee witeh-
ed lute 'the Grand TkiinliltatiOxi, „(es- all
the .WeetCrri trains:nip* 'cm
it,a:passengefs, and inailns usual. Iththe
ineantiine; the,enowenloW,,drawn Rebind
teve-eirgines-'2.-e(-tutsit teas-"nritoin:use);reartie
te-the.crosSengetilieeebei4g,"-no:'signi4le to •
eto it Mid 01- n rad
g eaea, niight
through to London, which didnoteneces-
f sitate its stcApping at stations theeswiteh-
bough not 0411
1 man allowre it to -pass ou down, rtliqe in
dance with a time-honored custom. Tim,
service in the morning commences at 11
•a. me, and a large choir and special" music
for -the occasion have been secured. ,The
afternoon services commence at 4 o'cloek,,
and Christrnas carols will be sung during
the same, by the Sunday School children.• ,
The annual meeting for the election tef,
officers and tee chers of the Bible Chrire-
tian Sabbath -School was held on Monday
evening Mr. I). TkplAtly being in the
chair, in the absence of the pastor. He
stated that as he had now been Stiperini•
tendent of the school , for _ waariy, eigi,.t'
years, heboped Chat sOnteprie else would,
be'selected, who was, in his opinion, be
ter able to discharge the duties thereo
.The treasurer's report showed it balano
on hand of (flier $25. The election
officer's bring proceeded with resulted I,
the unanimous re-elhction of Mr. TipladA,
as Superintendent; Mr. T. Friendship being chosen assistant; Mr. E. Sec.
retary-Treasurer • •assistant, Mr. It, Tipi
lady; Librarian, Mr,' II. R.Walker ; assis:
taut, Mr. W. H. °doper. The following
were the teachers appointed i -Bible class,
Mr. James Stevens, Mr. II. Porter, assise
taut.- Intermediate : classei-eMessrs. Sas.
Werry, A. Hale, J._Tayjor, 'T. Priendiship;
J. Howe, J. Bailey,LP. Willom4, Mrs. T.
Gibbings, Mrs. J.- 'Shipley, Mrs. Rice;
Misses Marquis, Brickenden and •Betts,',
and Miss- H. Shipley, 'organist. This
school is in a•very flourishing eondition,
haling an average 'attendance of about,
1507sTeho1ars, with frequent additiona
to th, rrien:_ebershi:. coRmymsitt)tte,.elitivT:is.
appointed to make arrangemen'ts for a
sSundayclinjENtSp_ciltoi,"Aol,:sooanLO:LimryEe,erasaAury, tit:in 1 e held,
sometime in February.
iue
(By our ap • Thurs
special reporter.)• d
the debate 0C°,•41111„ °(1118;son foere,c.t•.J‘
oy
evening' ""0.ent to the meal, ory of that great,
riNtirt.olfG KETS issue to any pail 0,
Edigland, Scotland, li!elard14:'-France or Ocrinany-,
.11/ HITE STE.:4
- TATE LINE STEAMSEIP S. ' "•
ZION:ARCH.- LINE' STEA iymin r -
. ,
• Satting from...Nen . York opee.,11 week.,
For rates find inforMation apply to .,
W. JACKSON,:-CLINTO.
•"' • •' '
S. FOWLER & SON.
• BEST STOCK OP:
VIOLIN RINGS
FINE PLATED WARE
NEWEST DESIGNS IN
JEWELL.ERY
Repairing done Promptly.
Canton, May 2001, 1882.
rosscut aws
CHOPPING AXES.
OW CHAIN
1
RACEY,
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IRON A110 14110WARE MERCHANT,
CLINTON.
Sala of TwoValaallillotio:
To 'lea so VI by •Publie.Auetioti
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1NT 40.7114 I
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oN
. „.
b"A'itT111)AY tit 30th
. . . .
One 1.reneral parpode lionse., 3 yea"1:8' it400d.
driver and Splendid worker.' ,
• .Also; 'the -va100031e 'running 'Araire
'1,11'1"fl.E MAGGIE.' She:never a Saddle
back until Within one Week- of the tine
she an -in Clititcin, On the 24th'' of' May, last,
When shemarried between 10' and 20 lbs. mere
weight than her conipetitors, both, or wliicfu
Were older than her. She easilY, won- the 'race,
best tWO in three, mile-lteats.• Little Maggie is
3 years old, 0, very pretty niare and good driver.
As .theso heroes ;will positively ,be sold, those
wishing to purchase should attend the ewe.
• ,
Sale at 2 p. ea. el:MS.-10 months credit
, •
on approved joint notes. '• •
WALTER A. HONES, JAS. FlOWSil:tig. • •
• 1.rop. • Auct.
• - ORA.NrD
CI -3C 3P)
10 1
STINGY.:41E
voii no max JourtNny
Neitt:Year's' Biay•
FOR TICT,DA
FARE AND A THIRD
. ,
er-uNetiegAz marryns.:
. It has' been a long time slime munici-
palmatters were as quiet prior to an elec-
tion at; rthey. are in Clintion. this year.
There; is ,scarcely a rippl,e on the: Surface,
teindictite'the' probability of any' change,
aiid unless nomination day reveals some-.
feesh, mattees :will be intiet. indeed.
.-It is gerinrally 'understood that -Mil, :For-
rester will be returned for the, Mayoralty.
l[het, acclamation, and although Some" hav'e
.0Xpressed art""liftentiOn: to -.bring, Out 'Mr:
Vhidley forthe fiethe lilt rip-
' eayances there will, be lie .'eentest 'for:
*ther ;this Oeition thiat'of, delii:ety,' and
erresent oCciniantef‘t,h'e,'f.iffiCr4s1,ervill'
Ilkely lee -returned igain.''''-therel:yrill -be
Seme'change 'in the. Conueil''Ireardi,,bint
:Wbat they Will be cannethe fore`tolct ' We.'
1,. ive Our readers facts only, and deTenot.
raw on• imagination for a :list of - candi-
'dates who May harre.no intention whatever
iitrf rutiningi.,,.Nonainatithiejake, place to '
"yeiorro.w (Fi'iday) and itis texpected"that -
tbe usual ptibliP Meeting willifallreei
he 'evening All speeches ehoilldja
tricted to ten ininutes J,
Stiinlevit is reported -:futavry
ekt ridersen is to be -brought out for •
lull); in opposition to Mr. Grabain,.,
:"ia'Itardly likely the fernier would:giqe
'• ,the position,. •altheugh well • • qiliarlift0
: •
'therefor:, ,
In Tuckthernith there itS- not -1.1.1Z-Cly to
- be much change:, No. doubt-. Mr, I).
:Walker,. will retire from the'Reeyeship arr
allow Mr. Hannah t� Step int p it, if the
People:desire this change, but there will
tionOr pro ton „in- are differ
sionecifti*, schdi.."Ji fo
and iheVirielfet.eXarnipation.• of t e,,,eefiltere
sehoOI d are thiiv,e,..402ti'd
.inst. Trilatees,),Pirrenta,nnd All oth:elliMihre
take an interest"in education are speAellihy
invited to attend.
.T.;A DTA' FitozEN.--We'are torryii
that Mr. Edward Teliliutt, (son offW.
Telabutt,) who has .been so sick -i4he
northwest, reeentlY. had his 'feet:1001y
_frozen while, lying:in -hed.e.-It,seeth4.4109e
who were 'sitting up .with .nrni:' en-
'tienaily. fell asleep, being tired eiuttA
..13114t
T116sen'9(1426) bring litni
CFRISTWAS" IS • 00111NC
"0)01 e in ei'ery
haiikegiYing and are looleirriref
Chrietimia. The store windowell.,11,,
with holiday' g,tieds•'..and ChriStIff
are being lienn 'the *Weeds nntl'ebr
Already, the genial i nil tien ce. of elii'kle,1"
period is begirming- to be felt.'.
ef,fol-ka:' greef: eaCh otliei
terry ('thrxstm' I en t1 of
iness 18 0toMenited by ti
t-4b1Y14‘ Lt111:10%64:13...1111:49:t•i Y0.1;{tP
'le hough:kJ o a short time- Wiiies;
•t'laeiti:, Sisters and brothers look- fOtivarct:te
.lielidays ...and 'expectantly. marietegere,
rinas-isTerrming ":., ,
PliEsENTA.Tioee scliohire in 'Mr.
Connolly's., room . to:ole him completely y
surprise. on Friday. and ,preeeriteclliini
with a heantilul album, accempatned..J1,-
.
certainly not be a contest between the two
,men. '
-," Hullett is going to be the scene of hard
tiiv rk and a close struggle both for*the
reeyeship and deputy. 'The friends o 'all
tandidlites feel' confident of success., h`,41
xett-ei4tOne'lvillbn"lefV ithinitrod to-attifih-
plish. their purpose. Messrs. Snell and
Alarm!), and /Yleert and Britton, are all
strong candidates, and each enter into the
contest t to „win. •A large number of can-
didates for counciliore are likely to be
proposed. , ,•
" In Goderich. township there will, be no
opposition to Mr. Elliott, and it would be
uSeless if there was. The candidates for
the deputy-reeveship wilt be Meisrs. 13ea-
com and Whitely, II n a there are some
Who would like to see Mr. J. Cex brought
out. In the council thnre will be no ma-
terial change.
. e pathetie" Synipathetic,"
,ous, emetiOnal, eimberant; contemplative, es-
tatie, msthetie and 'iglorious warrior .and
statesinaH, Oliver CrOtiviv .gion . • J.. Con-
nolly'a speech, yol.• riage.32591 was resumed
,by Mr. •Elagerman, member for Winnipeg,
who ()rated powerfully- from the opposition
stainlirailit, declaring; -in hie 'elaborate and
nolsotne 'peroration, that he :hoped the pre,
posed Moninnent ,always remain as be
then Was, "off his base.' ' •• ,
The'Minister of. Justice replied io speech
which appeared to be seasoned vastly more
exten,Sively with thyme than sage.• -
' Mr. AleKey, Member for the "flooded prai-
,ries,"..vighrously .opposed -the resolution, on
conscientious grounda, declaringhimself hp-
• posed to the policy --of "honoring. fig,htibb, Char-
acters, and •incidentally intinaated to the
Ifoude.thet such. was i also his reason for re: -
Draining unmarried.. •
Then the Well-known and manly • form of
the member for Ottawa -prose with majestic
mien, and the very foundations 'of the substan-
tial BeaVer Block Were sluilteliThy _the-koeif-
erous applause whish greeted the prohibition
champion, nor:could the members control
their exuberant emotions, till.the yenerable
And awe-inspiring member,. With uplifted fist,
oPened his lips BB if ,to spc3ak: Then "all
the air 'a solemn stillness Iralcla,"• im-
pressively -broken by the eloquent cataract' of
words that flowed from that inexhaustible
fatness with which he charged all the other
members with being 'knilty. 'The Hon. gen-
tleman retained the Tvrapt attention 'of, the
entire Hopes, fpr One minute and threc.quar-
ters, when he resumed his seat, and was fel
lowed hy exspeaker. Carr, who c3r47ied the
'House with him all around, through, ttii and
down,:froin side,to .side, from front to rear,
and from, the base to the highest pinacle of
the proposed monument, and conclusively:
denionekeded that the' thiRewas net worth'
the money. • ------ •
Then rose the "grand ca. hoY," our be-
loved Pronier Mr., Newton who declared
FRIDAY, Dee. 22, 'SATURDAY Dec. '23
and MONDAY, 1)ec. 25..; Ged4 tp: rekterr.op.
to Dee e b eye. e.2,13 1882, • ', •
-Dee. ' 26; -SATE.13.-Dkr;H.Ve7i10-,.-
'and, ..N1ON1)A3',,I111, ,1. (Mod 'to ttirn ap
to ;linear 2nd,
1 y , • . • 4
, Wanted,
A 000D (lb:NEM:L. SERVANT, INEVIEMATELY
_/.1. Apply to rints. IL RANSFORD, Mutat Street.
Notice .of :Dissolution. of.::Partnership.
,OTIOU'is hero!** giver, that the' partnership here- ,
tolore subsisting,,between Midersigned,,
under the-Style-MP:11Z Cif,,as Punning,
11111 manufacturers, id the totvn of Clinton, has been
this day dtmoived by muttuil consent. Allriebtil owing
to, the partnership are to be paid 10 itl,'AlcT.kooliltT,
Clinton and all ,claimS agaiiiit the said partnershiPf'
arc toe, 'bpresented tS the said M. MeTs.iosalrai,•by
that he was " about to endeavor to elneiriato
this ,.(problem; , which might' well inspir6 the
thrasonical rhetoric of Lysimachus, or wake
_the gjo. lyre _o_f_a__].)_ereton itn ' and -pro
ce-e-ded toAo BO in a 'speech which wodcern
•�f such importance to the country tliat
*ould :gladly publish " verbatim ct liters -
tin" report tberoof, if wo bad a hundred
or 'two eVtra .colunims, at our dispbsal, or a
atiffiiiiircient to run Off speCial edition with
voluminonS supplement. .
• Tbe ilambuouncy of the Hon. gentlenian'i
outburst of impetuous phraseology 'se cora.
-plefely flabberia-Sre-dllie leader of the OPPO"-
sition, that in reply he 'was only able te faintly
e
gasp "I vote nay. .
• The debate was closed by the herculean ef:
fort of the Munster of itulitio, Mr..Con iiplly, • crock inetter_e eneeese,..1 wm, Reb.,
WhO-t,xtensively reviewed. English, Scotell, inson, 2 Jos. Townsend.
Irish, Prench, Gartman, illusion, Spanish, • •
Turkish, Italian, SWiSB, Egyptian and Aineri- •. '
can history, ancient, Modern, and prospective,
with. copious annotations by himself in sup. STOhm..--,--Until" Saturday nig,lit
port of hie theory, which,was that croinweil last ono of the longest and most- severe
was a great'. statesman, and worthy • of a stOrms that: has :visited this section was
anonunsent, and that jehn Milton yrotild never experienced. Every clay for nearly' two
have.aniountedtoblinclis,if be had net publish- weeks it has been_ snowing more or . less,
ed "Paradise Lost," which he la by manybe- (PariticularlY more) and •general --business
lievectto have stolen from Miss 'Carrie ficlinsen .was rantinaii at a stall•dsoll ooee..
-The 'resolution was carried, d instrfietion _
` -
ce ilwayS were badly bloeked,
cabled to Mr: A.V. II. Cooper to immediately
and traina had in be cancellWeate.-AVIng-,.
proceed id 5316.8 • OliVer,- and the House ad.
ham 'about'thirty connnercials Were storm-
, ,
stayed and could not -get --away until
Satneday, rind there i?nre several here in
the same fix. The roads rtinning north
/and eolith -in tie conntry are filled level
with fencee, while tremendous and im-
passible "drifts are of common occurrence.
The -roads ire beginning, to be broken,
but getang.,about is exceedingly difficult,
and -accompanied with considerable dam-
.gereespecially.ifone Is required.. to turn-
out of the regular track., ,
charge of thesnow Vow suppeisi*eehat
,the maiP-train was a lead -of them, iristead
of standing_as It did. a C intonestati
The plow continued down, until a iilibrt
distanee. helew Hensall, when aunid the
snow that, was falling, was seen the hear1.
lidhCof the up exprese but it*as -too la,te,
and although the• brakes were instantIv
applied, the engines . crashed into 'each
other with teriffic force. The firemanon
the expretss, nained Saengenan, was,so
seriously' injured., that he died:during .tlie
night. A large volume of scalding 'Warr
had etruek him fairly nifthe'eliese,''Stald-
iug him:frightfully. The engineer', :.in-edBrown, also receiVed injuries' Which
it is feared_ will cause his death. --
In the passenger car of -the eXekeils, a
scene of wild Confusion reigned.for
The passengers Were thrown p't0-,,
InibletiOn$ly tOgetilet ; bue all-etscap6d with,
out any serious injury except track in-
• spector Law, of London, who had histily.
broken, and Aire. John A. Murray, of,thia
town. This • lade was sitting opposite
Mrs: 5. Rance, and was thrown out of her
and,fell. with her hand resting on
,t1M hot stove, when Mrs. Rance •caught
ber: She had two Tills broken, her 4,1131
fractured, right side badly bruised; and
• sustained other injuries.
One man, who was asleep' nseat, ira.8
thrown a couple foriVard, and must have •
EAT CATTLE POUETitt, SIIOW.
Oa Tuesday 'the annual, Christmas fat
cattle show, -.in connection -with the Hul-
lett. Township Agricultural •Sediety,. took -
place in the market here; with ,a greater
degreefof SueceSs and satisfaction than is
usual.; the entries.being good and numer-
ous, and the attendance of visitors being.
'very large,, ShoWing:an increased interest
in such exhibitions. The principal 'prize
-takers, it will' be seen, are old successful
prize ,takers in the same • departments,
thus showing themselves to be well quali-
fied to succeed. in the, departmente, they
compete in.: Mr: Thee. Verne for -Many
years, liaS cerried the palm for weltdress-
ed and, fatted Peultry, and ,Mr. John G(/-..
vier overtopping eery -body else in fatting
and dressing hogs, and also competing
well in poultry. • The butter was Splen-
did, almost •leading. One to believe that
this article is thade in keeping With the
price -,good price, good.' quality -as there
appeared -to -be -more -4n- quantity -good-
now. .
than when it is" cheap. The follow-
ing
is the priznlist :•• '
• Fat: cow or heifere-9 1 and 2
A. Conch. ' '
Ewe Or- wethere-2 entries -1- and 2 A.
Conch.• •,
liege dressed -5 entries-LI:Jelin GoVier,
2 H. Tewsley,
Fat entries -1 Thos. Fear, 2
John ,
Eat entries -1 John Govier,
2 Thos; Fear. • '
edrat chickens ---2 entries -1 John Goviee,
2 Thos. rear..". '
'• Fat tnilieY-6 Thos. Pear, 2
John oyi er. " ' .
Table buttor-'10 entries -1 J. Gee ier,
2. John' Alarquis.. '
been pretty. _tired, as: the . shock"' did not,
awake him: Another person feeeil,Ripley,
• exelibeed "By gosh Pm:ageing' tri':,‘Stay at
horne'after this." .aged New' York
ge'ntleitiaan, whbehad.. travelled conieler-
_ _;:bly,_.artdenever-inCt
fore,' liad. his eye ..bartlY, cat. A eper,aon
standing in the aisle was hurled, rlfeVAll
length f the car, and, escaPed
•Bashful. youtlis,found pe ty gn. 0,0.4eit
arms'. ,and there was
'lolly Made a stritable.reeily:-, theArtun for
rif feeling whieli el ini'lWa"
11 lr,rek': ersP
the Christanne holidays,,We wislr to exproSs to
the following address, to Pon. can aronse. :••••,." ee.
DP,AR, Teetesent,-Refore our sebool closes for ,Aini,,,?,4,1in noe
we thiak7ettiplootitohy 3tira .„nn , ) - ket
lien-
; -;';;e
u our high appree/
1(4
Iii°13dihIlstitititttnif 1 I. `13a_r'te7, te'ok' e pa'ssengers. bac - °
studies, and we cannot mrget tf ativance,
er
,
**al.
Dated at 'Clinton, this 27tti.day of November,188.8. ' :, Tile snbjeet for' diseirasien to•night a a bill
•
- • • . - • • .• MALCOIWMOTAGGAPT '
Witness, Absent CILIBLEV. , 's'
.
'JAMES 8001f. ., (, AL.tX, *cidiatetinD. .
.• ..
IN'e°nneetionwitb the above the undersigned deSire
to announce to the •publiO that the business ,of
nianufacturing,FariningAifilii,herotofore carried Onliy
the said -ti ay il 1 -bo"etin fin tie d
anti' erirried ori brthent in the same prernisqq and In
the SaMainitnner hitlierie, tinder 'the firin icarhe of
A. ,MaMtnionin & Co. • '
• ALEX:. MeMURCHIE.
• - -Ark: Xl ENZI E. ---
Dated nee 1st; 1882. •
to extend the franchise.
_
DIVISiON COURT.-'1Wr. _Davidson pre#
sided at the sitting of the 0611rt here, on
Friday, and it number Of uniMportant
cases were disposed of. • The legal fritter.
,nity yeas -well represented in the persona,
of Mr, Hall, Exeter, Messrs. Maleolinsbn,
Seagar and Doyle uereeeierich
mug and Hartt, of Clinton.- ,
ways shown. an earnest deeire et oud
meat and welfare, and by' Ivor P08- " •
sible have sought to,storegirtnivo
cer'Viii31.1(15 eiVith iiseL tended to the railway
11, Wirere their requirements were, a
autherities doing
tl uff'erins
timed not bee.a. as studious afar a
ful kn"ledg°' [W&feel that ttentive as We rea. ' '
have often- all in their power to relieve s
e separate of those inju
thri13.1"1:t11:1:itehlyie:oeitto(iitire:ec° aare. itid,:t !tirai.:13t.ticisrloeg.1:-.e1)11.°)171, e 1-11,11aehead when the - ':.1.1e-
lber of, the men, conipris-
'that:yell f rem 111110 10111110
ithin"would.
irteontiirS 1.:(1;;Ille,311,80011. raCtsCep,41plti linogy e been kjlled,S0dr7s1,1e9t.i,icwot:L.7i3Y1(;rWi tired. , As,
•:21. IIARD TRIP; 61,1 wednead.:ik iast. eler aluable assistatter.i. to •their more ..un -
best wishes for voar fat uit, plospelityaIid
juippidess.•• it was they escape , al were -able to reit--
:Areests. AV.. Vary aii :and- '14.•'Dielfinsen Qn 111 'eXliress
0001 iiliftryt rabi wits -at °nee:sent up
had a pretty tough tri p retniiiing:front 81
Dungannon Yelieee they lind :been attend,
ing 1)ivision Ceurt. .,It Was 'snewinghard 'from LOtitlo n the men,- wind: in g: all • night .
and .when they had:got' nearethe 'big , .1.'doii.ni°11)eendint,1,8.11°)•:e.tdriate(kii", etehtei 8°, 3.‘i!gasl,nineo'4
being
this side of M,anclieSter they lost the track ;
t unit
the thialcand snow 'reticle iC impossible to SitlirclliV 13 g'.•11.t -that it train '44:
through' from Landon, ,eareying lovrvatli"
itt order
.
find it again,. - and they •• got •hopeleSsly •'tho passongors at rionsa4. :to
stuck. . Geitting .thit they " unhitched tbe ilitate their renieVal with; as nitich
horses and as 18
the strenn-th of
the liorseiwere: left'. itanti trio- '.b
1.teocilleilrpeistit 'IcLio'Crrifort aa -possible;. conductor McKnight,
the G. T. i., ran hie train' tip the
crossing,. tranaferred the passengers.
Selves ;, When "the 'cater was.draWn,.up
the horses took fri6b6. and bolted leaVing..
No, ,doubt an inyestigation 88 to the
n tt• pretty .predicament. . They , cause:Of the 'heoirle,nt Will be,behl, opt_ '
leanly ecnne. one, to hhinie; and,their
Went to Tanta:lions° and had their sleigh l•raesnos.
secured', when theY•inarle the best Of their et
,At Brueefielet 'there ' is en telegraph, ancl,
way to.-Pdytii; Mr, Erwin was, persuaded
to go in itetirCli.of tbelhoracs,:hiid he found we think the rail,Waris,censiarable for not
the.they haVing, crossed' .the TBytfis keet?ing -instruMen andePerator there.
m alliYering it
Wh' cold, -six riffles atviive"
time
it xortnishr, aro Fitrr4ii, • I3i.ad the 'Western, 'Station •liere been still ,
was use,the accident ethild , never 'lave hap -
and 'licleInsc.1)..were gihd .to get to bed,' Pe° -'4''' -11; ''*as:81.141408 14° s°°r° ot
.ti.ti,ie,lenext in b rn i w i then fe:• r,'eQs t
i:r1inthe company meethanVeuldhave 116Pl,
'
•
.r4p..
. the Station openfor "ten. years. .Or ltd
}Jinn Soirooa dienrereenee. „sooevey,-- the eieur station; -been built mAittle.'west ,of
The High Scheell.I.Aterary. Society , held Isaac Street; asItiiliOuld!haieand
4_11.*.L9A.kAi: illtr.P.0141f0i the gear Fele tlieltritinirmitiritthereAireeteditivould -not
day evening,Deo. 5ils. Itevits. a decided -h-aye neetireett-, • •
success, notwithstanding tlee incleniency: r
of the weather, .thein ,being tt good atten- • S•raEr0..PICtrer-eiGsi.e.Saltihiga'are
dance, with- a fair turn eat ing i they:Are good things te'sbreak
Ross, intheelisence of the president, op- roads witli SeVeralllittildings are,. bear,
oupied .the -ing-enortheittaticatele-Oteerreive---T 017,7-.-
eong, "Died in :the :Street,l'. by- Messrs, nese men made up • on Saturday -for , 8110 '
lloss,and Stanbuey ; it" was very -e11 ren. lack Of business .during the.sterniy rveek,--
dered and well 'reeeiyed. 'Air, F. Corbett llie,'town was croUtcled,'.with 'people Anil,
then read, in good Style,. ullfans. Grunte ConveYannes, Now thatperk,&c.,:ist being •
ori,Marinion;” he- alga ga.ven seeond ethnic' -Marketed, • ciiripetition is a 'little more .
reading,- Gnvay Becky illiller, 'go yay.' 1-1Vtinitheng- hi -lye -re; •; Title is bacl.weather :
Miss '.LeWie sang;" in. perfect- style, ".,-1)o. for drunks, bug; then Ovel'y 'Man looks like .
clruirk 'hs he Sprawl's .alerig, the slipfiery
Walks. :Horses should not be leh untied, .
.for they aremoren.pt to 'run away in win- ,
ter than summer. The'intest. independent'
Marlin creation last Week:, waa the fajfiter
whO'brought•WOOd to market, 'be' coned
jitst ask whatever price he liked,. ',and he
'ent it. Why la racing on the streets.
tin -clay -allowed? been done sei,e-
'ihl tithes .on the afternoon of that day
soule of our.aports, speeding their horses
along the main streets, and we think it is
time it was stopped. Seine of the thinners •
who ciaraire to town ',by the , road
expresses tire opinion tlitit'if -any ;votes'
were, to be:gained' by opening': up:: IsaAe.''
Street right 'thenugli, "it Would' ;soon he. '
dene;Which is as -ranch -este say that it ,
Won't be done becauseno votes can be
gained. , We have a better opinion of - •
,Courteil thrin that,and believe .an effort '
will he 'imade to open. the road in the,
they miss me hoine'," • Miss Lewie has
a splendid voice, and her rencleting of.
this beautiful ering could herdly be 101-
pioved on. She is a deeided acquisition
to the Literary Society, .and it is 'to be
hoped she will not be as parsimonious of
her songs'. as good singers proVerbial y the.
Ale. Santes-Crose sang a comic.--S0V-Pite-
titled "'Oh !they dtirsn'tflo itnew.
His -
style is inimitable, and the song kept all
in. .convitlaions of laughter, while it lasted.
:Afier 'Song by Messrs. Stanbury And
Rose, and a very good, well rendered read-
ing, by'=-11C-Cauley, ',the entertainment
waS Closed by it sonk rind: chortle by
Messrs. Ross:, C-1-auley; Corbett and Stan.
bury. • When' scheol re -Opens, after Chris;
Inas, it 18 t;110 intention to hold', these en:
eteetainnients" a9 heretofore, Once, a fort-
night.• , "
CHALLENGE.
The subscriber hereby challenges the
members of the town council en masse -or -
in committee to enforce the snow by-law,
•Wore election day ; oreeyen t6 inetruct
the Chief of Police to see that this law is
carried opt -They dare not accept this
ii„•Si/0,4RpR,
0114ton, Deer 18 -1882.
spring.
e fteo-ister
SAetnines, Dee, 30. -Two valuable' horses,
property of Mr. W. A. Haines, at Clinton,
J. Hewiran, auct. , . '
MONDAY, JAn'. ltimu,-Parm of Jas. Calla-
eontaming 84 ROSS, jlts, liqw$0N$