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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1883-12-12, Page 3thrisi PHOTO ALBUMS, Nearly 100 different kinds, from 200, up to $1000 each, Pocket 0,nd Family Bibles, Laigest 'Variety andCheapest in the County. 33 CPC)5Er.. Over 2000 NEW BOOKS received. this Fall. 13iolren's Works coi' riplete U. vols., illittstro,teq.,, only $20.00. • J • fookpt looks, Pluses and Lather'. Satehol.s1 v.erilarge, welLassorted st,oc1. just received, •• selling cheap. --o---.-- 10,000 NEW IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS ausw oPEivuo. New Stook_ af And—Tobacconists Sundries just epenetl-Will bd sold at Lowest Prices.' OVELVU FRAMES: LADIES' COMPANIONS. An Elegant Now Lino just .oppned out.. . • • VIOLINS from $2- to ..$22 each, warranted good -value,. • Concertin.as 8,7 Accordeons, + —+ C1-1[1i8T Cheap. 14,128. to Choose From. and t vety.. wes Pri e • • 1;am Agent fer :all.NeWSpapers and ' Mfigaineg published in Cianida,..."1/...nited.S;tates, 'cu.; the .01d: COiintfy I can give ,thein:to you as ,.and.: generally' •eheaper., than anybody. else. • leighs at $1, $L50 & :$2 eac _ Come and see my Large Display of Go9ds.' . , . • — (1T -TP DIOKS-0 • arsormorseasemme ,===...mlepooseiblememonvors • TII ROST titt5 II I CtOtit o The •Gederiek. -News: 11.11. %I.. B.: Watat'ita. 11118 lxtol 'TiAsitsy. Dn. Atgadnoi, a seven or eight yore resident in Japan, delivered, an interesting .disconme in the C. M. uhureit, last _Sunday Mix- ing. MUNICIPAL—Efforts are bemg Matrrgit 1.1m.1,- who has for a, few mouths pat been wrest. ling, in WS ufllee, with the myster- ies of "the att 'perservative of all arts," has been Ittitl up with .en all - went in. the head, but is now getting made to Dud Reeve Corbett and de,. better. puty Reeve Thos, Cooper. There ON last Monday Mr. P. Willows;'. , are not two more effielent members who has retired frow the leadership, utnong the half hundred representa- of the B. O. choir, was presentet tivea at the County Council. 'Wily with a pure of $20..00. An appr they lioucI be 'displaced is one of iative address was read to bilR'...ke those things "no fe11aw-catt-uader----rdistr—M4ggie Butts. Miss $orfe stand:" 0. Stephens was the medium forlitief, Tau Ism waxn In Dotisworth smiting the purse of limey. Ali% block the other evening kept the Willows goes.to Blytb. whole neighborhood awake; the MoNt.DtztVra.—The Goderich and "remains'. excepted. The crooning Kinard inc Marlde Works—Jamea of the women, and the breaking of Vaustotie proprietor; and Robert whiskey bottlesand the !general Gordon, of Goderioicrownsmp, ruction would have awaked up any- eral agent for the county of Huron— thing that was not "kilt intirely.' have a late erected many fine and 'Jimmie AND iis G1111:44`1,11, —The 'Coady 'ininumunntin-tire counties of burly form of a linllett Reformer Huron and Bruce. Among a few and .a Clinton newspaper man of of those recently erected in Huron proportionts the reverse, striking mit will be found : 'beautiful granite for Sir Riehard's pow -wow at Bay- montunent in memory of the . late: • field on Saturdayi-eapsed a citizeo Mrs. Weir, of the Baylield Road, in to • exclaim rather disrespectfully t the Clinton cemetery; a granite one oejr, 1)0 Ile Giraffe, by time. in Colborne cemetery in memory of d the lale Peter McLaren of Clinton; I. G. G. T Seaforth• dee- —13"° t r. • an EuiT, in gation, mentioned it!4t week, visited Esmond ville cetnetery;vit e in God°. their Clinton brethren. -A really rich cemetery in memory of the late • soeial, .enjoyable end beneficial even- 8auluel Cox.' ire who it will be re- gaspent in the temperance hall, morn bored nietovith such a, sad death RuleaCtnsp, fosgs, recitations, etc., at Toronto; one\at the same place for wore indulged in. if ow yietors the late Captain,SaVage, who about • lunar, arrived last Week. five car loads of irms lit the '' f Clinton -foundry. station or the . MON. A....M. Ross passed tlirongh Clinton' •bo way .east konday , -Ass- • • eleeted -leader of the • .8. Sunday • • ',Ibis Shipley Huron 'Moor '•Miss ,Walker organistS:", . . CirAs. CoATt:S has ancepted •(.43f:11:474.11" AVID.•• situation aa.book keeper for Broiid- foot Vox, pf Soixforth, • Ito re - Minton, Vireanesday, "Deo, 12t1a., moves there this' week. • Na StclNxrualt.--,A,..postal 'CR rsei LOCAL•1\TEAVS (Litkr Dec. 8 requesting • statement of .amount for ' paper, '• were a fair sample of Seaforth lodge, a year ago met with a waterygrave they ' possess the real qualities of at the time of the Amin, disaster— true temperance people. One in Godetich cemetery by. Mr, ,•,,; Wm. Dougherty, of AsIdiold„ in ' Viel.ATION or DY.LANVS—n a , Era in its report of the Town 00110C11. „ memory of his late soft John. 1t ' is an.admirable piece of work. The doings says that. Mr. Searle "admit . deccood vas a. loember of the ted the contention of of the Mayor" Orange ' brothel hood and Black in ruling his, Searle's, motion out of Knights of Ireland, and emblems of order. • That is precisely w.hat:Mr. therm noble and Christian Ordets are Searle did not do, and in very fOr-_,., . I 1 • ' ' Pmse 1 eu on IMO . stone m a . very Ale language ho expressed his non- efleetiye manner. -Ono it) Dungan- conemittnent with his: Worabio's A non cemetery in memory of tile late rnii,,d_botli at Council Board and—w-ife a 111r, Chas. Oirviu, reeve -of . -• ' . • West Wawanosh; and .one. for Air. . . .• ,. .„„, „ , . ...44. TIAP PI' FANIEN oy i uiurs n -rob. ate v et tie at . tl i c. Ni I e,—Th i r t ee n •Widay three women, witt au eight • granite monume•nts„have. jast -art-iv-- year old girl and two babies, took .41 tor the mints works, pd .theipro-, in the Bights at .01inton. They said prietor, Mr, ,Vanstone, has three iliey walked ' :-itl " the wily from ' marhre- shops- -running • noW.---,-Ife. 'Stratford, wheeling the babies in a indeed attends•to tile warati . of Abe .•.eitrriage. • • i11oney waS' wInit they friends �f the silent dead: on , an wanted,. One -: of -• them, a yonng• ektensive scale. ' a:Mums-of 18 or 20 aummors and. . elsewhere. east end of Vridge. As the eoutliend of abutments gave way Ihati the old faced with plank whieh served, also eeveral braces put in the miss. The upper structure is perfectly Safe nu long as the abutments stand, hut they are very much decayed. In respect to the bridge at Cliuton, 1: had new • atriums put in, which are 90 fr. long, "btxtit on bentabout tit) ft. high. In w ()pinta this part oP the bridge it be tilled up with earth, as the her pert Is 110 ft. long, Wilt an stone abutments, which is quite .tricient to allow all the water to ass through ; it has high baisks on both sides, l'he lithrge knoWn as Rathwell's, across Bayfield river, will 'have to be re.built or done away with, I do not think there is a great amount of -travel over the same. However I will leave this for the council to decide, The Warden and ., 0 1 131 abutment at Orieve's bridge, north or to 814cIl.ale,dfor tenders to build the stone h Seafo Utz weuccepted the tender of eL 24 ft, wings, 6 top, All of which respectfully submit. ted. .• JOHN Masox, suikd Around -the b" 11"t1 • rNely°d' Th° 'writer omitted to put his signature to it. teliotilt &ilk.••• Loyna OF JUSTICH WpitliS UR ixtating that the Sclinal 13oard ham CHEAP PRINTING 1-=-GOO,D1 engagect teaeber •for the Alodel ST°($/-1v4'e Ina Letter School without 'advertising an - Statements, Bill .bealls, mtd all latults. iojection„, which be consider, unf41,.. ComutoNigl l'rintiog, TI111 15 I,ATIO :AIr:41. Butcher buried NEWS-Rucoun.ofiifw,.cluiriper than the • rathe.r.good lookino• witIr her bale• 410.1TIlt PARLIANFNT. in.. her arms, did the-. go0.119,06Ag„.. • , , while .the l'os ofIli0 gooz acted. ns The C43otittty Councillne on Tues - cashier, They.. s66;meti , perrectlY day. Thd Warden Mr. L. Hardy in liappy. in the evening they inarelf- .• ihe chair., • . . . ed on their . -. :w way westward... . .arnann ugs's anss. 'T.t.uNaws.t;s•-••-7While driving down . • . ,• \ Gentienago,-4 levo Alio honor: to 'nfortn you that,since last meeting or Victoria treet; on.. Wednasday Mr.. Ilie eGuncil. the repairs.and improve - Mustard of Tuekersmith, was thrown. inents needed at the ja1'. have been front 'his' rig, - Iiis. lierse, became cried out umler the. .superinten. frightened by a . passing .runaWayil..dence •ot the clerk, at the *cost of team, . Ilia ftiee was 'cut and sever- 41.75. ika lall are '% £11d1 C'°ry. eon- ely inja. red. The horse was enught -,siderabledatuage was entailed on the .. ()minty by the great rainstOrm or the -by : 'Mr. .:c400 Cot tie _opposite, . Tire :r—stli• of A ugust,.-whielt • carried • the NitWs 11,00111, 0 file6.. ..,1.1u iill.way No. .Thatssels briiige • down Stream,. fuvl 1. overturned a rig .opribSite tile.11itte' also -destroyed tho approtteli to Blue- . tetilmry Ai o Mie, • tv li ei re One if the vale' t'kridge, heStcle, aoMfniinordniii- horses felt•and the team were clip: .n....q.e• 41•0:411et,Mikyliti .rtift,,, ‘ • '• lured.. Tim 'horse. whitli. fell was • •4p"ticiall r:(1.1e .3dimiLlItiges, •7vhich.• 61 Irid ti'l,t. sOniewbut injured ;. • bo other .dans. ' no pf ormsocip,o..„. ..,..,._ -,!:._.- . the very..earliest *Moment, • when tile L'e "'"'5 '''?". repairs were ordered to be proceeded ..or.rm.,,..1i8,T.L...43N‘o.. tit). eir77lars1.6,q11(474.1.0:: . e.0011,11:nai its soiloui:lee,r t:ti 11110.:trira.r.N; er:, CsiviibioselNi.-i,i,i,it int. oe :EL • (.) = ' i'o ' .- ' .. .. i . . lionbt report 1.4.yOu on the matter.. Meeting on littinday."'evenitig,•tlie fol- ' g t plii'qtr'En you 'that the con- ies% ing ellicers were elect ed for the ' triLectolerI. lo 1 siTilliiitr, 'year..•:-Bro.•,A, • AT. 10i1(1,. failed to 01 otiltri"' blidge .411.4 ottyitroItilittisii he.. NV, IV.; Bro'..cilto,sl, Tweody, j'..), . 'At., allegas from tile ..dillitucl cli, iiinuto.:.ic'. lj'i (Ji ii.:111,;I.4();1...01111fit181;;;.1.•a,ii.ittlebiy' ..,;11 3' 1 i.(0;1,.1 .s..l..• i.)0,1a.03,1,1'iloci:•:, .."4:rolnef:Ininiiiii:11)':i1));.il‘11:i11,1,i1c:s::viinolili).'01:11,1in)6...,st e,t6,1:iteli:lilitvbIt'ait?et:1•11,1:1t. : rftexel.,eatiirialgacii,i'llItleicouticil to en foree .the Can Leloe,; :,).st, -,cotainitteentali; Bro. .1 a Ny.tiA glut to . wei.e lid.•Floody, Director of..Corenionies: relieved' frotnt 1 rnfoax h g i At 'di e Jane:try nwetiitg it -debate' • able A ii ty • by tilTa r•eelvirci.s.:•ofditgl'ilr9e. -will -take,- -place :'-lle4o1A ell•-'="- 'Time' 6Pe't'it'' ..-01'1's1(4):4i•phy'yt_nort'it41:Fti':1/10: ..11:0E,.. Orange' Incorperation' i.•:011'Ill..lie a wally agreeing, to c cessitry reinlirs, which, ..1 believe; hava benefit ' to- the 'order in ...Cana.ca." 'been complieted..• ' . • ... - ' The Captains nre Bro.' Peter C'utte" eral eirctilars and coniiiinnical len, for'thaaffirinative; and Bre' F:. ' tions were: read lima referred' te -cow, Floody for "the' negative.. "Visi.till'g' -1161h:tees, • . ' ' ' ' - . ' .T1tliireet1 'inv.ited.. .`..1:11 0..1 11,....iStiuss i on REPou'r dy. 0011511SF.ION.Ele .1011N 1,1..1.0.N.. -wi. • .1, very:.intergating..'..-; ..; .' .• , . •The foilm;ihg ' anent ',roads and, ier , bridges, front IN.Lrl...tason, Of.11ui•lett, • MOSE*. I.:4 Poctcti.:—.A. ' farn cheapest, quahatie considered, Bizei in Clinton cemetery an Saturday • nese Pnvelopgi, with, card printed On last' was 11 •Si8t4t. ' 1‘11.-1 troimPll • Whitehead. • The' Masons -of town rem $1.24 -per 1,000,..tud upward. . • arranged to attend the funeral.: CAPT. Mecum:Alm, of the Orand Mag. Coox of Goderich Town. 'Union, is home agarirr • . . ship is very serionrly :ill at the rest Mits. MoPtritaSoN, of Woodritoelt, delle" Mr IL W. Cook in town, is in towtk visiting !far- friends. Mn. .1;ye..111AtcriSt a Patterson, formerly .of ()Hilton, *tts in, 'town 'this weekl* .• , • T.TIALE, of Elora, is in town. fle forOrry was iti . the banking business here, '\ • DtEnris.tindertakinoo• Department it( now cbmplete. ehango of if,advertiseinent' will Appear trent week. " • , ititn, of Om Clinten flouring mills„ has ordered seven oars of Maititobs hard wheat, ' and eipedts it shortly. Mint; 14 rumor • that Sandy Dawson, .of Seaferths may of. iered a° "sit' in Clinton. In .18 a. poplar yowl; matt and has many friends hero. nit Clinton. Model Scheel ere too.king groat preptumtions- tor- their „ grand enterldtininent; which Will he held on tho Inat,it: promises o be a gool one. 110°. Da, Of Knok College, Toronto, occupied 'the pul- pit of Willis Aura, Morning mai eVeninff, StInao.y. deliverod • ids- 41;41. and we hope ere long to hear of her recovery. _• , • BPS', W, 8, JAitinsoN, well Itnown in this locality, will etiliseluncler the banner with benedict inscribed upon it, next week. 'The cowing Aim.. :J. is 'AI iss Acheson of Goderich.-13ruS- SeiS P031. • Mu. GE°, Yong° is seriously ill. It; was yeported that lie had the fo'ver and was at tittles deliriOus. We ern, glad .to Nal'. that the report ,was without foundation, Ire is lowly improving. WANT NIONIM••-tlituulti tifORS subscribers Who have paid areears wad renewed. Thosewwiro have not paid up win confer It 'favor lby doing' so at the earliest opportunity. AXSTI'S (5A1,14ANDrat , re). enivtItt the castings fof the haritbws which itiVented find igui patented', .No doubt he Will make things'boonf in ,the near future. ' 11, 0, 8, $.—The k annual state; mem; of the IL 0, OIabbath school gdiows 223 imines 'on, roll; teachers average Atlanta' .c 130. /Le. .9134,-viiv; kwite. read and referred••,,' '''. frets), , beyond - one OE: tin.. 1 ri en,— lave, the ,lionar to • VIllages•Wair n t ' ` 4 d 1- 41- 1 t'le i . .1 1 ' ' ..... . 0 Sat.18-w.4•1' -XI •re.tkert„ tt., 1ollows„: ":"'In audomlabOe. price iitrtired..the.i•ti . for. his :barley, Itivilicteht.ii111,1,sot,i.lu0itiens received at last ,HeArevenn ta:Clin ton and Obtained. . .tiVe petits per but,hel' afore thito.' lie . and iriv"seltf thiaedCX:1311:1I1r.'t'lle Wa'r'oleeuntr could get at hjs' own village. • Mr, for the 1100 brido-et. ilx)tall'surt:c1<i'sl'i Trwiti•„ the buyer 'here,. gav•e-'ili in a 4\ .7;ternpat,,p' illutsirile.etaolni edderfoo' if... wtreoili diiit'‘st:a0iillIdt duPiicate,..ticket.,staling .the quariti ' fbor the.,01h.of$8113, to build 1110 mud • .tY, Plieel tuld ele•Cuet-Plt41- °I' re- 43v iiceliet 00.feet.1ong,. wit1i two eliiins of. . turning:home' IM told-in,tli.; Vil 'eon . what, he had received fel. his barley' .1illeavirt,11"?''i°°d r4c1c 01:0 abutments in. (,)hoten.' Eris. • statement' • WEI, -• ported'WiltstitaL'ildeo.ubTell'ebeCCtr.° is silieli; doehted. ,4K' villager wacsred ;muss ;,-10,inci!liii:611-10- icjf:aeviiitino..0,11;:hk w'laliceb(107ted • .'ire' aid. 1, inlier $5,00. that. lia•hacl not. reeesivei.1 tha were -all tied inlJuildingbrealtwxtev:r. °Floe lie alleged he had :TliFfartner gin 'tip . new approaches; • We :Sold aaal'Plecl 0;,11(1. the alone,' Was Pat la t x o lriavon for ilr10, • I let the' ten - •the hands of a referee. • Mr". Iiwin's deevato( i a s and breakivatei, but • its ticket was 2 1 ipjloitdIal.,e,t;sd. „611):pyti. the ,farrirnit.i:er 9tpoti?:1,eonigt1C..6thliif-seoi,(11111rte:11:.:titiloc(Stio;Friqc. fitg theaitcs1gray- referee was in Cli•eton on Saturbli : Thew I unol 'Ile Pi I - and verified it; by compai.ing it With. 1111111,311.740.0O ililliSittal?-jiltutinr,... tbil,e1lilti? 11 f)itlal.t.)1? t.‘'ve'givei08 ;Mr. Irwin's'Ainliks., : Tile :farinei• is ft SO got . fOi0 1101111'Syli i'ci bridge ,c10.„ dins. better .off iiy fi ye •cents -ii .1)1181- el on Ids loaci sif barley,' lao ,..a.85 itiendr called for,.. and we received, . W aforeepted, the tender of Mr. • bill; IiY,.• Ins. Visit to Clinton .11valbOttll:' o :4,190; as he wis • hi oh- , - • ly recommelicleci:ad a . C :1 '' . .Exciv...t.i.ltsk.c. • Apponrim-iNT.--.1Tr; 'milder. . I ato • • 1"c 'e.4 hi'llig° I)..,M., Alailoeb, Print:1Ni, of Crint(in diAl .00t posh . tii4s,°1•Y 0 8'''Y. tiu" he 11.1exclet SChocil., - was appointed ,in. niight .have.2clotte‘'")P vas last."' aVSeille tillip$, 1,0 SRO litity 11,9 weals" . sgeo t tilnilgi specter of Putlic School's for 'East - alongf and tried to' eneourt-Cje Irbil Iittron, hythe County. Council', last ny rimed by Mr; u. De.w,ar, ,. of 8.„,..il,:"..,‘Ivip ltow and tt.good tilde for' building. Nagle, for the- soul ,of completed by Sept. let 18 - abutments w' shout ' Op ace and I2eft. 111• and4 •ft, TRUBSDAY. Report of Road Commiesioner via was read and referred. to, nood and Bride COM. Report of Road Cam. Rardy-waa read and referred to it. and 13. Coin, Report of Road.Com. /lardy, shelving the number. of bridges in his division, was read and referred to and 13; • On motion of Dellor,•seeonded by Johnston, the Warden, • atul Clerk were instrec tedi to sign. and. forWard so the: 'Minister of Marine a peratioa for the Greatino, of a life-aaving tion.at Goderlor,.. . . On motion of -.1tay1 seconded by Shier the Treasiver was ordered -0- , pay •the Treasurer or Verth . the sum of $420, being -•one.half (Mit of new brideon boundary line. ' • 13y -law Ny. a 'of the township of Stephen was: real and confirmed:: ; .0n. motion of Detlor, •seconded -by .Corbetti„ .the Model School grants • were ordered :to. Ve- paid over to the ' respective School Boards. . • A number of accounts were referred . . . • to' Finanee,(70mini toe- •. • • .phe council adjourned and resuM-- ed (nisi:piss at . 4 p,to. The- resigna. tion of Dewar As County Inspec- 'tor, Of .Stillochi-.1-Witii l0114 Atld referred to School Man agemen t Committee.. • ". Report of Mr. on •the Onurt • lIouse was road and referred to CoUrt ilonse QommIttee: B, B, Neefer has been unan. iumusly invited to supply the pulpit of the Congegationalchurch Wing - ham, during the absence of tile Rev. Mr. Sur, B. D. • Mr. Jas. j'obniltnn, of eon. Pod. Tuckersmith, when near Jaekson's shire, Egmentiville, on his return, from Seaforth on a dark night re- cently, drove 'against a shade tree,. upset his buggy and received serious ittjuries by the horse. kieking Near the same plaee uti the ewe night Mr. Lewis Roinkee was also thrown from his bum and had his collar bone broken. Rollins, is out with an ad. dress to the electors of Exeter, favor- ably respoinlin to a largely signed re- quest that lie allowed himself tobe nominated, for deputy reeve of that town„ Thi The Doctor s said to be popular, and it is claimed that be would make an efficient representa- tive, If elected he will be the first one to hold that position for Exe.• ter. These APO Solid raMtS. • • The Vest blood purifier and pystem reg- ulator eve4laced. within the resell 01 mar. 'tilting humanity truly is Eleetriri, Bitters, inactivity of tile, Liver, 'Biliousness, Jaun- dice, Constipation, Weal; Kidneys, any ilisaase cif the uninary wens, ,or whoever requires an appetizer, tome or stimulant, will always find Bleetrie Bitters the best and only iiertain cure known. • They net surely and quickly, every /tottle guanot. teed to give entire satisfaetion or moue refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle -b 1Vatts' 8: .0o. • While Mr, Geo. Scott, an old resi. dent of Eramosa township, was. driv• -ing into GuelPh accompanied by Ids step•daughter Miss Black, the wagon tongue fell from the neck -yoke, casts. the horse to rub away. Both • were thrown out Miss Black escap. ed with slight injuries, blot Scott received such Berlins injuries about. the head and body that there is little hope of his recovery, • to, push the %void; along. Th: water weelt., The position, has been. wortl forth, for some.years, hut owing Id 'allicriel. Tli:X.-fix.X1 •Ev'Sale . far' a weegr el iof. the ii limits be. hnd .„,,t, boon ,thlo to r•e,eves of Clinton imillireIbrca-rt tend to tho duties for some time hack., 'When 1 returned '7.8V(asaatolnld° , that Mr. Harbottte had giv.en"the past ; and •unfertuniitiely. for 'iltr. 'work up for tiris fa, Thi, 0110 Dewar ' there' is reason • ,:to.•. fear Latent the ti!,ginn'ing of october. 1 lsIg-:-eliaaan Ta.r:eaeydate, ii lthm'llll'.11.d0abl'Ato0 u,101Yt)sr: ve:, :wari • ot(lcewenotifted the elerli• to•eall the. s („oclnimittee lin•soe what was, fle,eblili.lerolY:'gtereatatiiiiroti i(ldhis . resialnitieti. best -to de. .1 , Itartiottlo was itt'the m, ,,,. le mrce,nst„„ces meeting -and would not give Sat'i, which_ rendered necessary the an thin es to complie.ting the .bvidgels. taul: .• ' in nod year ,,,N i. Box, who was Lb° pointment of a Succtissor. to Mr,‘De- next lowest 'twitter, cgreea.to take it, wftr: we eellgratulei"-12' tewilaulaal 011 Iiis hands .and build the bridge, Mr. Malloch, oil Ilia appointment to this fall. ilarbatio wanted. 1 ' the important . position. Mr. ' 3\,1a1,- ,:Svfillelillo::Iit,,,eirlowx.ott-vkirtvill(11cilltaltic,l .14:110d0t1101.°01.101, for very many years, and front his 1111't 01' ibtrrioganbuturiditt.. AM'iovesert..01,„s.,11-11:(0.3 loch has been a Httecossful teacher. I well known interest in edneational „„,t,,,, „„„ ,„, r„,, „„,:i „„„t fif i t Intateraf his integrity and efficiency • of -,;,i,;;;.‘,';;;, i'l';',71 is'''s-tirlIn iii"e'" t,'0";,:e''s'ici'l in the past, WO opine that the new t f , itiairris,,, fram whom it was duties devolving upon lihn will be boughrt,ri b' to time for completing, t.ory, manner. . . • . ,, , . ., , . ,., , • It"was then too late. •or vov isV, exPil 'd ' ood.A!...w.4 in. a- thoroughly ,satisfae. the b on ,tho 1st' • COUUTING 'UNDER DrEii011,TY, in tAl"enS" ' te de 137tiling' ' T On Saturday e.yeitint,v it votino: 1, d %t'vooru‘lil 1"1"se t4 ell"g . ' the till''' • ,„ 1 y ,. (.. OM)) eting the hvidgo to say the . walked tiovern1 mil. " ,., ea in order tO nrst of September, 1883. • I will _Ay spend Sunday in Clinton—and— ilseabveestittoieb3(Todrolit)aels itiotwdoeciili:odwillt(itel wolf: a'eeertillg she wet" go 1 011 Ilayfield bridge tightened as the con - Sunday evening the Young 'man the pier was very much undermined The'i(ld rae‘tt,1111 Wtael'ReeCVtiell;Iliniulociiis;80N(NITlrliegn ovv‘vdienlgt t0isim'cloniftlibillilailltiy '00 all islarylj the,Coupl a weee a short diatance out • 1h101 801110 Plank id6 de%'07•Stelle.lti?litta%"8-61 of town the horse became frantic— lid foundatibn and' bolt 1 11111.101,14 wvAperinga, ete. cite., pul",, opteorrittitisirboontl's,e6walidicrilg) .0111. iirtoovioeuill°,ti lit:1011)O: hably 'beine.the cause. geeing the .danger, the young lady sprang from irtITRI that 8°1'16'401es be Ilettll a - the rig, Over •wetit the rig, under vorlotviariotlkftti of the island, which would 'Which the young 19)411 WAR 11,11 bad the SutrUnIVeftrIni 11 nINrti37. T t'so hilt buried, 'Phings righted again ("(1, and aoale 14101111 brilaV tigh °II- bn twliat WO he to do') Ire poUlti not! litolinAdev Maga botwr80;n0m.e9r.t* 416 do his cfAutting ilv that Statel 'They 'ta``"""11' • al 'a. cost ' e r '';) iris '111.1-' bridgo,is 215 ft. long 1 1184(.011s I a „41-,,, tutored to toWn, , where the poor in Ball's bridge, boy idatogod" Withotit being -noticed. 'Abt1t0err°tPlaIrs (16"0 itoport cif • Finance Commit Cee're- commending the paytnent.o'f.sumlry :accounts -4[w -rend It-ndattop-ted----- • On motion of -Ctistles, seconded by 1Keir, the Cleric was:instructed to prepare a statement of the number of vagrants 'that • havn ...1) en in the county jail,' aniLthe different tnuni- eipalities they have • beeri sent from. On motion of seconded by Vann:dlr.:1 stateineht of the amounta. inissioners. was ordered. to. be pre- pored.plt171ng.• ,• the • y t. • o_ 'After it little routinebUsiness the Cooneiladjburned..• " • -• • A.'state.inentrit:f11111..4e. I''').ielte• l/t1.1.T' e. t was laid on the t4thle,..:- f...itateinent,•et • The most discouraging Cotigh, as won as Brenehitis tuid Hoarseness, yield at once tmthe influence of DowNs' XI Pulu- phlets free, • Send address to Henry, ,Tohn; ston & Loritfillontreal, -Que. 2ag.ink ' 'consumption' Cure. This is heyinul question the :inost stie easeful Cough•lletheine -have...no-sold, a few drops, invariably cures the.. worst 'eases of Otoup. and Bronchitis,. it's wonderful stiecess in the 01110 01 THE' EAvER Clothing RUDY FOB, THU RILL_TIM DE, W. H. SMITH, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. Large variety of- noveltleS, In SCo1Ch, English & Erench material for Oentlenlen'S wear. will be found At IV, ix, sumps • Beaver Clothinq H'otise TheStoelt,"this season will be Monti better value, inOre attractive, and in: every re- spect ahead of any other house in town, At W. 0. • Beaver Clothing House; Every change In style and IMProvement ita finish IS pted at the Beaver Cloth- ing House. Tboroug,h t rain- Ing'in the business and 'a de- sire to please will enable:the •prOprie tor in e very ihstala lee to give a perfect lit, for which. go In W. 0. SIMITIII/S • ' ,BeaverClothing House. The stoeb of Canadian Tweeds will he found excel- lently assarted. The prices will be fotMil the lowest; in tact many lines were Mir-. chased exceptionally •low and will be made up and soid atfequally"lolive pixices; • , sv,n. smirrivs Beaver Cfothing House. • All' wool Canadian Tweeill- iChositt,osIrlyincipTileilisi.eliii•liethe..tsailiaopaitt;thiilrtiltn pSualitittstill's7;tr;1:110zpia5144111,' wool ebvery it has been sold on a guarantee, At Iv. ". smi,rups • test whivli no other medicine van Stand. _Ityntiltave it Cough_tvacarnestlyisk_ -Bea'ver Clothing House. to try it, • Price (lets: Edicts; and $1..00. tfayn(l.iertirtimlionsurt,P1siottiti.,as 'Is,ion;e0,38Clii:isat,steori., tile% si•ing,OttlisfL,Teetomu,;111111.1tisoa:tiiiieds:eedi!,16:7; 20,cts. Sold by J, 11, Combs, 2(.72-ly hase then) °tat free of cltaglke • • • A .liteinnrIc.Ale Escape, actikracy, • ?Os, M try A. Raney, Tunkhannock, ' W. SIVIITYIPa Pa. via.; alit ivied far sixyeers with Asthma • 4,Be-ayer `Clothing Hous.: and ;Bronchitis, darine. which tithe the- ' ' • host physialaus could. gtvOn0 . life was despaired of, Joan in %St October 'ole procured, rt Bottle of liiiff(s. Now :Discovery, when immediate relief was felt, and by•continuing its Ilse, for a Short time ,she„wits completely owed, gaining iu flesh 0011i0. in a le w,inontlis, • 'Prial Bottles:Of this•cortaiii• Cure of all Tliroat Disoas.es' at Watts' expenSe of otbrniseioners was. .M 00 read 1(111 ((7 1nili;..1.91.1fir4.114Y1..1.1n1d• 3.)rug Ldrg.°: sv4e7. timsrsairg.,.kiitztIt ' -7-- Clinton,- for . pOsition of Couut:y in- spei'tor 'of: Sehools, Was rend and re- ..ferred to SchopOlanagement ,. • The•ti me i uring.which- ne:pluatious for the office of l'i•ai.iden 'may; be re7 °clued was reduced to 80 mireitea. 011. knotion-Mc:ssra, K.,tine and eorbete 'wet.e" appoint:6d to.inter- view-..the. Treasurer„.. asoeiquin-: ids views re,mrdina Ws resignation and ropovt, at the afternoon sessIon...- : rose:iced linsine.ss itt".4 PepOrt.of poin., rearms, mensiing the -appOlottnent Of Mr.' Mal lock. as- Con 4.3L...School Inspector, and : :other; :unittern :Was .and upnuiinohsIy ailoPted-,....1tepOrt itnILB. Com, w,:xs rciulaintadonteiL..- Report of c•-,:tol tuld Court lIciuse Com. Was reit(' awl iuloptei).---Statement showing the., nu inner .of vagrants con.' lined in .the coulity gaol was read and .fil ed. Supplementary report' of Ynitince• Committee was': read •and, 'aziopteel. -• number of :iniscellane- ons byJews wermTad arid passed.. • ;A letter "iroth the Treasurer, tbe purport .of' whielf was that he Would .resigtr proper was:read., It Was. then 'moved ,:by Forsyth, • sec- onded by Elliett, that Dr. J.R. ITO meg appoiritetr: 'to the .'position •of Prest:rev. . After: a- -long and rattier angrycliscusition,ni WM3118°108 stated the motion was ivrompted • by party motives, while ethers stated the office, was really' v.accint the Treasurer he.: ing in Toronto where ha WAS deei.v- inl.r.a. •-very large • satin/3r, vote was taken, vosolting in a tie., '1'lle Wue-• den then gavetbe casting vote in . favor of thenlotion ; the vote stood 23-.23.. • • A By-law ConfirMing the 'appoint - men t, of 1)r_. 11°1:nes, was read 'the itshal number of times mid passed. A motion ,ordermg, an au;lit of the boolts tlie,1st of January and giv - • big, power to- \Slat -Lien's. Commit-. tee to redoive,books, securities, &u,, froni present Treasurer and •Iiand. them over to. the lielV one, after. ap•;. 'proving of his sectiritle4"Was•C'arried. COuncil.for 1883, after a.gener, goect-bye, separated. • • • , • • ' • • • •• • • Fer, Conglis, Colds, Cretin,- "Whoopin• g Cough ,and Lung ,d)iseases, use N. II. :,-Dows' • Vimitrmn,ix li&c,Asxtle bl10111.: Sold by all Drug4ist4. Every Mole:mar, ranted, Trial size, gedinin 00., Laigli size, $1,00. ' • •• 02-,3.'in . • . Tho Y wore noWt happy, and the an tholttrirrogglir tIio (16"Ing f°11Il'i mum man apent longil'eveniinitagi 8)1100116.11,114.0tmeo" oI ""Yedn'llaolfai nI no:71: diss tide! theipsaarenlytel. JaoloofAiall ,eNOvallquitt li'ar, y th6 It WO 11,011(1A9 1,111,16 11.080 nowstalpor men tnight know IVI.ARKET REPORTS. • • (cOrreetoa•avorp Tuesday afteinooli) 'lteucipts of grain-tn (liaton. this .seakett• will compare laYorahly.-with • that of any ceyiling'..S,ear, a lloivatiee being made kir the shorterofi.• Price:sari) firm at itota- 'thins given.. As . 1. .)vas paid in au ex.cpptional ease for .1t verY suiTrior'Sitinple of strbig wheat. 'Ofeoarso grains a Very large • quantity is being 1».ought The superior facilities for handling grain here enables ,piehdYers • to giro the very outside figures, . largo rialto tit i•ts' 'a smatl •Alar- .. gift leaVus' a proilt to the buyer:. • : YToOr• • ; 85 00, th.'• 000 - rail: %Reit, . 1,011 to t-40- 16(1 wheat, new, • . (50) to • 1,10 spring Wheat-, AliS-Wer • 'Why :10 so many people xvo around UP; see111 tit iirefer.' to .4alfur aitd.bo 1101110 'miserable by Inligostion, -00.natiptItioh, DizintsSa: testi .0 ppki ti., Coming up or the Food, l'ellow 8111(1, 011111 7tictti„ Wit Will :1(41 1110111 811i101.1.'S 'Vitali3or, guar- anteed to • cure; them Sold by .1. II. Cotiibr,•• '262-1y . . Coiluity-Cuirrviey • •,• , 11)8 to 1 16 LiarlOy ,- ' - -:- • 0 40 sto 0 59 Oats; - . - . . - 0 51. to 0 32 , Peas, . •.• ' 0 Oa to •..apples, (wlitter) per 1)1.1,4 - 2 00 ' to Potatoes, • • ..- ' - • . • . , 0 46. t'o Rutter, • '.- - •-- ..• - ' 0 10 ,te 11ggs, . • 0 20' lto I lac, *,,, -• 7 00 tcf 111tles, • ' 0 00 to Beet, - : - • .- (00 to rtheeptikins • ' ; ' • 0 14 . to 'Po rkdys, per vourat, 0 00 to these . . — • 0 00 to 0 00 Ducks, per par -: • • • 0 00 to 0 00 Chickens, per pair • •• 0 00 to 0 00 lre-rk• , • , 5' 00 to 5,60 Woo? • • • ' 018 to 0 13' Cordwoodr,,, .,-,! • •." . - -. a -0.0 -to 4 00 • . - • • • • - 1::10DERIOrt., Flour, per !turret, '' • - • , 85.25' to 8000 Pall Wh(1a, Old) per bosh, • • , / 03 to 105 Fall what; (now) , - • .0 70 to "t 09 Spring VIleat, „ - • , • •1- 00 to 1 1.2 airley, • - • , '0 46 to :0 55 0 05 2 00 0 50 0 18 0 211 5- 00 7.(0 0 00. 1 00: 0 01) - Potatooe . • Butter • -•-• Ego '121009 /Tay • . Corn • Wood • 06(5 to 0 65 . • .0 111, to -0 -32 0 40 to' 01,0 els. to 020- e 1.0. 1. 020 500 't0 1300 • - 0 00 .10 .8 OA' • , --061 (0 010 3 76 10 400. ,Oonservative '• SMITH' RIDING OF HURON. otutitA.r..MEREDIG of the 'Conservative eice1ors of Satith Ituron, Will be hold in the '10411 SBA POR,TIE on • --.-- • TUESDAY,' DEOEIYIBEit, lath; ...ete•two 0.61000 p.• sharp; to diSeuss the arty's- . nhilityoCrounit uting and bringing out u Candidate (.0 (107)1031 the said Riding 111 opposition to Sir kicharti Cart wright, for the Mimi:1100 rarlianiont. A toll attoticlance is respeetfunr resnestee:.• •. • 111, 111`011111il, Proiidont, G. J AC3SON,Socroeury, iginondVtlle, Docent. • • lvur 712, 1553. • •-.Mrs. Shanahan old reSident of Tnekorsinitil died recently. . ol ilayesville, will open. an aloe 13;xylield in. a le* clays. . s 'Mr. '3"ohn 'Torrance, of Tfullett,' •I•men alrered 810,000 for his farm in that toWnship.. The sale of Chas. Masan's stock, of the Mill ro 1.'nekersmith, footed, ep, $3,100 A yearling (illy brobght. .$2'30, • • • VsTtn. Monary, IlleKtliop, trap". pea 300 pound hear from, w1 id) lie got 'two pada of putt) oil, This is his con d season,. . — Mr. S. Dickson, Seaforth post. muster' end a Mr., .MeLeod wore thrown out of a buggy. The forni. er had his face and hip cut ,and tho lattor had two ribs broken. hotel? EginondAille, with its contepts and the stable ro. joir,inq,• (10 consumcd by fira at to Wolof*. last Vri.lay evening, Lobs 8008 ; insured, 'Ley. T. O'Connell, i4 London!. who. ill illshipd. !ht. :nephew Of the: • gre(st. Daniel O'Connell,' is to deliv- er an address in behalf of St. ITeTnes chureb in Brussels. on Tuustlay evening, • DIA 'Wednesday AA Um Mi. Cann, of trishtoWn? Vag returning . home fretu-Seafettli in it wagott, the span WA unt fallen, •I put 111;0110W litringeirs in 3'S:1MS and r "InPaltlY w,,I14.1 Other 1100" "no otbermbieh took yory long tim. swn own.Y. Wout #hil mIstralivastich THE REEVESHIP. rpo,ruF, ELT:crofts OF- VIE TOWN' . • .1. �1'0L1NT0N Cliti,v,mgs,—.A.t the solicitation. 'of 6: le'n rge number of rateptyovs, I again offer myself for.tbs position of Reeve,' and trust that Inv eareor t4 pa$t, DS iteriV0- and IttIS 1)02321 511611, is to. retain- 60 good xvill and confidence of iny fellow- ei tise us. d cc ted I allot' dtflny utmost to. forward the interests of our-ifirintelyality, ,both 011 tlis team and ,itt the Comity. Colt11- Cil. 1 therdollt reap:aridly solicit • paw vetes aid influence at. (.118 eoinitig election for 1:1484. . MITT. DEPUTY REEVESHIP To -get a perfect fit,to get your. tlf Mlles properly made,: to :save mielley 'its' pur IMS- . • . ing • • • -.4;0 • TO -- orgei he 'Clit.Sale- PAY 1. 81g. iipb.s .P.R58$. OOPS, .81:Or Jobs .ft (lobs la. 85A ar ./11.4.i06 .• CLOT/11Na W. H. SMITH'S VER OLOTTIINR EGITOE, OVPOS1TE TIIE _POS11 01'FICE, .101;±1-71`0 Bast Goods arid Losest Prices • will 'always :be'found. Se temfier 1553. '21•13m.,, GlintOn -rtina1ST1141.1C1.1 ex dminatioli • to.4,ite cm-1ton • High tiehool, will he held in the MOdel School; on' Thtirsday ,and Friday, the 20th and 2138 of . Dumber beginning each day ut 9 g. In. Intending, candidates wilt sow in their names:to the plidersigtuld not later than the 2011i November, . • " • • " • • JAS; if1.111$13111•L, .8. A., • •'Principal. ' . . , Clinton, -0t. Roth, 1533. • ' 250 -td. All');r1NaPtIll'eeet's,1 tsr();laitv.ytitlets1 ‘1.111"-t'10- allow myself to stand. for the position of,. Deputy 111)0011 1 have (weeded to tho re- quest and bog to announcie myself a candi- dtur vote and influence' re' specteully _ Lk:MIN 'iltIOMPSON'l" The People's Leetilre Course. Commander Cheyne �p151111 7.114..tusTY'S RovaL N'AVY TUESDAY'MPG, DEC. 11 ' ."gg'yp'& and the late $ixty 1illial1L Mine Light , • ' tstereoptiouni Views. A see.ond lecture, »et in the mime, 8531 Ite aim by •tile' cominander, WlinNEstYAY OBNINit: subject-!orint arm:pm its Wes. Nuts," Illitstrated lit na views, 41MISS1ON, i25 etN'rs. .15 described by tbo aromas 4 grand lecture, beautifully Ilipstrated, 501-28. .BUILDINO: AND STONE -CUTTING. -1%412. ARTHUR OANTELON, who for the Prost JJI 1011 yeare bas been. in ‘the -contracting' and bulltling,1019„ takes Aids oiniortunity to thank those whdribrii Poo to time have entrusted him will orders, and'to intitnate 10 the public poor. ally that hahas.forlued a. pactnerslup, .w11•11 1111. masom„ Olasterer dod stone,catter, latery 02 (810 Old Country. The new firm willbe prepared to &Mutate en and .carry out any work in their line. gusts; Statute, and Jotters cut on stotto.• Title Work In steno 0 specialty. '• CaN1111141N .111N011, • • Nov. • ' 200 onatoo, Ont. • . - „ • ..,_.._ • TEACHER. WANTED.' A female teauher for tho 2nd department :of tb' Clinton Model Rollout. 'Ilittlas to 001111001100 tfie first 01 Januefy. Present salary 8210. . W.,11. 101311, Sm. • CllAtoo, Nov,. - • • 200 ' 7 rny . Low •oxteodingly y. lovely aie.tliose • Oards.'0. Plush. /IOW' ON VIEW': Inas anil New 'Ye.ali's . . That Sutpass,anythingshoWn hefore' for ; BE A.U.1;1` A ND • CIWAPENSS. , •Able BMUS, (id, • AUTO. AND, PHOTO. ALBUMS • , Of nigh Art tild Finish; bot , 'Ms- We make mad ,lnive In Stock PR)TURBIANIES, WALL ?floats,: otooK Lym, 1,04[00401N & 01111311 1.11.1ACIO:11.8. A.HaleseheapStore (Tries 'cheaper than ever at ' COOPEfl'S•GROCER)! —0— 4 DEPARTMENZ 111 THE DRY ODOOS EMPORIUM1 CLINTON. Estate of th,e—Late----- • Tn-iintlers.igned begs to return his sincere thatilts to his numerous ous towers krtheir liberal patronage for the past two years, Ala AS he intends to Ove his . customers .0110 Ilest vo.hio possible for their money, he hopes to meet a Continuance of „theie patronage. HIS SO OT. TEA Will atilt be a Specialty, and Nut not bo begun 10 tho market. .MI other Groceries mi low As possible. .•A' Large Stock of MARS vv A1Uand 011OCICEB.Y.* band, Also MESH OA rti /EA L., ,0.0111V MEAL, now?, oArs, P07i4r0erk Ctet Inc a Call and %satisfied, P—Tr Tho'usine§-g to .boWQ.1.1.40 Up by lst. Ma. rob.; '84. Evoyaiiog..013,80.1....by that Date. • GommelWe This Morning ,. Yr. giye, Redilet:19 alreatty On Every .Class of Goods in the Ifousei g.r.cept 'arc4,6 • Bags, on which there will be no disponnt. • ORTH OF GOODS SELECT FROM, .$36;000 -worth of Goods to be sold by the st,,clAy et Ilford!. Dect,.. and • . , M01.14 W0111011.- and Children, to come find . • Inspect pup Stoolc; • .21his Sale O.' Genuine. It isin mew. rdance wit4 . the terms oftheflit the late prDpvietor. . . The Busin'esq mrisr-BE CLOSE.4-221? tha(i date, and we aveliPpinfi GpodS at prices now which arc! from. 15 to 20,ie mg: BELOW any other House_ ift thcTrade; besideswhich we give a discount of 10 Per eent., . which, nteans10. per cent, per annum for your money, • • • •Remember, -we have already commenced the, S'ale, .and the sooner pi, • visit OUP Mammoth priftioo4 Palace the greater choice you will have.•• Estato of the 140 ,lltylods:falan Of Qliiitoii and Huron_ 004. -Sg0110f1 HCIT And NVO are now thorongly &pipped with the , • RAOKOROONDS and 400a901VE.); "PIO tan be procdrod, Auld grpai, ynciott. . • Sicialty is highly Ptisho4 Gabinetliorli nA:"5.r. ileaver Block, Clintop. - .0 4 • H.Chek). 1 Attiapprofi ;