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Barristers,,
CONVSYA.NCERS, .0.
coomussioncrsfor Ontario andSlanitoba.
Feick; • - - TOWN HALL, CLINTON.
ItEARRIAGE L10ENSES.---APPLY TO THE
.tVLualtersigned at the Library Rooms, Stnith's
Sleek. SIi JAMES SCOTT,
T;),A. FORRESTER, CONVEYANCER, LAND,
Insurance and General Ageut. Money to loan.
men, IntAvsit Btovii; Clinton,
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11,11rONEY TO LEND IN LARGE OR SMALL
AU. sums on good mortgage secority; moderate,
ste of interest. H. Clinton.
DOWSLE,Y, M. EN4AND.
-1-7 Physician, Surgeon, etc. (Mice end residence
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ext Molson's Bank, Market square, Clinton.
APPLUTON.--DPVICE-AT RESIDENCE
.s-rea Ontario street ClintomoppOsitethe English
hnrch. liehtrance by side gate,
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YOUNG, 11. B.,.*(ORADUATL OF TORONTO
• University,)Physiciart, Surgeon, &o., residence at
Mr. Manning's, three doors east of the Teraporanee
Hall,Londeshore, Ont.
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lot o.ripse, unanuoT. n.Or MEDICAL
r_Ati mversity, Phi ladelph la Member. d Coliq;i0 er
Physieians aud Surgeons, ontario.- Oillee 1t Geor,go
-antinien'thrue doors north of the rust (hike,
Londtoboro.
RAND UNION HOTEL, CLINTON, ONTARIO..
if Matt. Proprietor. Largo anti airy, cen-
t ly situated, elegantly furnished,. heated with hot
ir, large and well lighted sample rooms. Good sta-
bling. $1 per day. • ' 9 •
-rjr B l'ROLIDFOOT, CIVIL ENGINEER,
_Lit • Provineintand Dominion Land_Surveyor,
Architect and Draughtsman, Pannui
"ainnton.
-tri, DICKINSON, LICENSED A.UCTIONEAM
..113• tor the County of Huron. Sales attended
to promptly. Charges to9derate. Residence
.Albert St, Clinton. .
Dn. IIEEVE.--OPPIOE RA.TTENI3UBY ST:--
Murray Block, two doors east of; Hodgens' en -
+trance. Residence, opposite the Temperance Hall,
Eluren Street, Clinton. Oftlee hours, 8 A.m. to 6 p.m.
AK RS. WHITT, TEA0HER OF MUSIC, PUPILS
JAL attended at theirown reeidence,if neeeitstirr. Re-
sidence, John Bohcrtson's, Huron Street, 0 inton.
Rioe's uew method tasght if desired.
jskTilt. STANBURT, GRADUATE OF THE MEDI
EY est.Department of ViotorlaUniversity,Toronto,f or
merly of the Hospitals and Dispensaries, New York
Coroner for the County of Huron,Bayfleld,Ont.
Ep W. W ILLIAMS, B. A., M. B., GlIADUATE OF
.1.1.,,,Toronto University; member of theCollegeosPhy
etches and Surgeons, Ont. Omen & Rennes
bonse formerly °coupled by 'Dr. Reove,'Albert street
Clinton.
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WORTHINGT0A, PHYSEEAN ; suRGEoN
-d/Aociouehear,Lieentiateof the.CollogeotPhysician-
and Surgeons of Lower Canad ,andProvineialLicen;
Qat e and Coroner' ov the °Mandl ellfuron • Ofileoand
residenee,-The blinding f ormerlY °minified by Mr
Thw mites, Huron street.
• Minton ,Jan.10,1871.
"WAVERLY HOUSE, CLINTON, ONT.-THIS
v v Hotel is new and has all the requirethents
of 44 lirst-class lions°. Large and airy rooms,
elegant parlors, heated Withhot air, and in the
immediate. vicinity of the G. T. It. depot. • •The
hat is *Oil stocked with the ehoicest brands of
latitors and cigars. The travelling.Publie may
rest assured ef being well eared ler at thishmise
StAMUEL PIKE, .proprictor, ' •
•, C. ciAitirwaviri.W.P. J.
of Stratford., will visit Cliiiten Mid be at
the Grand Union Hotel on FRIDAY, DEIYHER
where he win be prepared Rrattend -411 patientS
professionally. The administration of Nitrous, Oxide
Vas, or Vitalized Air, given. to patients when reniiired
• orthe painle,o; extraction of teeth.
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IF YOU. ARE GOING HD: COUNTRY
To THE •
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Itofore doing so, call and get till r-"ates and inf,;1:-
',salon from the agent of the ALLEN LINE, or
address Box 17, Clinton P.O. •
A. 0. PATTISON, (LTA, AUENT, 'CLINTON
WILKIE & WOOLVERTOL-
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. .01311.0EON DitivrIsTs. .
if ma the exclusive right for the eotint,y", fertile Huril
process of administering cliemioillly pure Nitrogen
Monoxide, which is the Safest and hest system, yet dis-
centered fer tho painless extraction of teeth. Charges
moderate, satisfaction guaranteed., °Wier., 11111A.VER,
BOCh, r vor Thompson & Switzer'S Grocery Store,
Albert 50 .t, Clinton. . . •. .
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STILL tiOOMINO- -.rue Lin Ire .; . .
... itcNis [No
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4Z,z Nov Home - SeVill(1 Nlachig630
30 Unimi Square, Noe' York: '
, ' IV. kin Agent, Whiten
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P1 (T( •
VOSTial: & .NV1.1.0
011,11iTON.
LIFE-SIZE WORK A SPECLILTY.
DENTIST;
t• Beta*,
v014.19., IVO. 470
It'Elvds -81,00Per Assumes
90 advance, $is: at end oryear
CLINTON ONT,, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 18-44.
111001URT IVOIXIO4
pobitsiner,
*iv Aarrytio,ements,
'NOTICE.
‘Ltriti, WANTED -Goofy nEN.Eu41_, grawAyi__ Christmas ono- 4,...eto years tnis yectr falling
7 Ar
inunediately,, Highest wages given. MRS. .f.
GILROY, Rattenhury Street, clinton, on Thursday, (the rta,a we go to press) the
TENDERS"Zrle,Fg11°NOEa frnthe nextwo 1111/11,fiirdt,tog:Tgg le
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p rre, . so, Ility cords of green, 32 Ina
hardwood. Address, Box 71, Clinton P.O.
LITRAT 4 OW --STRAYED AWAY. ABOUT
it week since, a. spotted Red and White Cow
three years old, giving milk. Any ono giving
information to this oalee, or to the nutter:M
s'ei!,
that will lead to hot recovery, will be suitably
rewarded. RORT. eCTILLA 0 , Huron rued,
Goderich township.
ovisg - THE SUBSCRIBER
11 offers far rent the house lat.tily, eccitpiell
ems -
vine. The IIonse etatithis about six rooms,.
with quarter aere or ;aim, fruit. trees, wen, die,.
and le a good place for either a, shoetnaltor. or
tailor, there being Ilene such la the
Will rent by the mouth or year. Apply to Jos,
FROOTOR, Secretary-.Treastirer Selioot Board-,
,nt
AltirpTirfil, ANNUAL MEETING
N, N.,' Ot MK st, lop 11 al
Vire 1siSurftia4m beld in lito Town
Hall. seitforth, on FRIDAY,2S
JAN. '0, 18S1,51.
the hour:of 1 o'elock, -for. the purpose or
electing Directors mid receiving a.report ot the
tranSnotIons of the Company fer the Yeetri and
any other business. 1)101. 11153' 001110 beftfro the
meeting: Vet: couvenienee voting members
attending the Meeting will. Please brie. th5.
number oi their policy and the amount of their
Insurnuce. W. JAS, SHANNOlsr. Sec•Trens„ • Mr. Malcolm. MeEweri, .of Stanley, last
• - •week •paid a visit to his relativea in Kent.
printed on Wednesday afternoon. MU 0111'
correspondents please. )zote this, and send in
their ropy one day earlier than usual.
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Mtn "V.
On Monday Air. Schwatna was threshing
With his steamer at the farm. of Mr.
Trumpet., on the Goshen line, Hay town-
ship, woep.the,bornsaught . are from_ the
steamer. The Are spread so (ink* that
the men could not save the thredier,
which was consurned with the barn and
its contents of about three hundred bus-
hels of who t. Noinsurarice.
swaNtdul.. , •
Mr, Michael Diehl, who was illjtired
sonic, time ago •by ft fall 1 rein a horse. is
still enable to work on acconnt of his
injuries.• . .• . ,,' • ' ,
• Owing
to the illness of Mr. Thos'..-Wi)eir, '.
collector for the toWnship.of StanleY, Mr.
Geo. Stewart, Varna, is' collecting for him.
1•700JR, SALTA IA%
E-IIORSE,. young and -sound.
ONE SET BOB -SLEIGHS,
ONE IGHT WAGGON.. .
ONE PLENDID .BtFFA :,0 ROBE.
O.NP ET SINGLE .HARN
pply to GEO. SHARMAN;
Grocer, Albert Si., Clinton,
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.itikrr---IN-noLmUsviaki, A DWELLING
House and, Shop. This ,is excellent opening
for either Shoemaker or Tailor. Address T. C;
PICKARD, Holmesvilie, ••
DIA N 0 ront SAX:V-0N1 89UARE GRAND
Dominion Pianoolearly now. misewood Case,
round corners. In -excellent comlition Mid. good tune,.
Will be sold cheap. Applyat this • Mike.- 01 '
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STORE TO RENTFAL11.c,!'
Dry .Goods'Store„ Hardware, or geneinibusiness, now
or:copied' Ptemsrnic, PosseSsion 'given tet
of Jainiar3•, ,itent Moderate. Apply to Ilf,IRWIN.
1:S itlitS1100101 ItOAR 1,011, SEUVICE.-
A../ ' A. thoroughbred Berkshire Boar is kept for ser-
vice cm the farm of the mndersigned, Huron goad,
Goderieh township, austoutside tile Town of Clinton.
Tnitsis, at time of service; with prh liege of, return -
41. neeosors. ,ALIIEBT* MAY. •
Qw.mitY s'ili.e0.-Strayed from the pretiii.-
t0,ses of the subscriber, .west lot 0011. 11.
ttillAtt, on or'abortt the.eth of two Yeark
Ing stere, one white and the other grey, any
person giving' sun information as win lead, to
their recoYer,v. wilt be sultabiy rewarded,
THOMAS MOGRIDGE, Londesboro, At, 0.
00111104 Gig FOB SA:LE -TUE
V offers for sale. that conveniently situated cottage
TOWnsemt Street, Clinton, now. occupied.
by 'Mrs. Kerr. contains eight.rooms, With closets,
hardand eoft, water, and is in: first -Class condition.. ,
VII. WEIR, Hayfield Road. •..• ' ••
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•F*R-Nt.ron. F-1.4)1.E-I,01"2.1,'CONCESSION.
• 7. 'Township of Hallett,. vontaining oe acres
o width. 80 acres it re.eicared and in good cul-
tivation. Good barns 'gables 'fraine dwelling,
and o y or ioe bearing trees. 1yr-orchard. several
ePrIngs i)01137,611101t for cattle, Good soil, [Cmos
easy. Apply to W.-, W..PARRAN,.Clinton.•
. °USE • TO VErir: GO irVENIENT DWELL,
.1.1,inglionso, Situated en Queen Clinton, con-
tainhat' eight roonis,. cellar, heed and .soft Water, (the
punipsin iteheut .nlsei,i;ood stable. or workshOp,. and
garden well stocked. with fruit trees,
pears, plums, ennunts ;vanes lient moderato, ,
Apply. 15.1+.W.• ERA Offfee, or 1. (J./ATMS,. '11,0x .1r, • - •
a owing to had Weather,. the trip woe. court -of competent Jurisdiction which
county.
Bit usiEr..s.
RAIAAVA.Y MEETING.. - Despite • the
stormy weather a large and influential
gathering of delegates from Goderich,
anekeater, Blyth, Brussels, Listowol,
, !dorsi, and other places assemb/ed hero on
Tudiday to discuss .the probability et securing an extension of the O. P. R. from
Elora to Gederich. Stirring speeches
were made by a large number of gentle-
BAYRIB14.1),
NYBEORBD,—A Bayfield telegram says:
_During the storm On Friday night a
three-mastalchooner was driven ashore
below Bayfield. The crew were saved,
but the wreck was so far away that no
partictilars could be learned that night.
vARNA.
131",IP.Ps.-The sletgbing has greatly en-
livened. things in thr; neigid•orheod ; wood
'and grain in great ainIntlatma are beino.
teamed to mattet. The yotingest child ol
Rev. Mr. Denby, has been very near death,
but hopes are now entertained or his re-
covery; trouble — inflam'mation of the
itiegs.„Mios,,,Holisenotholos-Moloycd
Mr.•A'forrow's store here, ;A at present lai
aside with an attack of intlatrimat
i.easnuitx.
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tisTWAWANOrSill •
ButEirge,Ur, JMcCallum-boa McCallum-oa bat
a- sick horse.under the care of'a. veterinary
surgeon for over a week.. Mr. U. Gil;
SOD has completed the addition to ails
house, which b-aS been. to- an unfinished
_state for a considerable length of time,
.1,7toiew,
wood; proprietors. sal t wells will bay
large quantaws. it..w In council
*natters ; the present mowed: acted
jediciously ...twist matters; and it would
be difficult to foul more suitoble men,
GEORGE'S WARD ELE(TORS,
i Some of my Mende have asked me to
allow myself to be nominated tor multi..
Opal honorafor next year. I thank you
for your support in the past, but wish. it
distinctly understood that I an not a can-
didate for any municipal office next year.
Yours, W. C. SEARLE..
ati On Aran). Illintimpt,
Notwithstanding the stormy weather Of
Tuesday a.large !Mather attended the Sal-
vationArray banquet and jubilee in thiM
• place. • The members- of the A.ritty, ,
. procession, met the afternoon train, when
1 they were -joined by others front neigh-
boring places, having torchlight pro-
- cession in the evening. The town hall -
was filled . iu Ike evening, numbera not
beinp,• able .to And seats. 'Among the (4%.
Acers present _were Major Coombs, Capt.'
Ludgate, Staff °facer,: Toronto; Capt,
• Tanner, Seaforth ; Capt. (female) •
Strat ford, and Capt. • Tee le, (female)
. I al erston, - all of whom eliyerecl ad-
• • dresses, together with several of the 801-
' diets. The gathering broke up at 11,80,
Major Coombs proceeding to Iciticardlne
next morning,
Death Or Isirsi. 0ne111.
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.Vitentg toe old settlers in the township •
of 1fullett, none Was. Vetter known -than
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POIITERS II ILL.
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Flittows.There - will- be a Chtistmas
('• tree itt conuection with the Sabbath school
at Bethel; - There is some talk of having
a branch tit' tlte telephone come to Porter'a
t ; some parties are agitating.; it on the
pica that it .wo.uld be So handy to Solid for
a (teeter, and Sflre getting caught
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CIARISTMAS TnaR.--A puldie esattilita-
tion io connection with S. S, No, 5, -001 -
borne, will be held on Tuesday, Dee. 23rd,
commencing at 1 p.m. . An entertainment
and Christmas tree also will be held at
the same time. Parents, geardians and
friends -qf education are respectfully in-
vitecl to attend. ,
OnpetrAny.,-It i.S. 0111 painful ditty
again to chronicle the sudden demise ot
Christiana McLeod, at the early lose of'
22 years and nine montlisp after a -short
but painful illness. Her father died ft
few weeks previoes. The family. h eve the
heart -felt. sympathy of the community i
their double bereavement. '
ENTERTAINMENT.-A.n entertaingien
and Christmas tree.for the benefit -of th
children of.,,Leeburn, Sabbath schootWil
be held bliXiclriesday evening, Christen
eve, in the Presbyterian church. A goo
time inity be expected.. All are cordial]
invited. A silver collection Will be take'
up 111 5.1(1 of the Sabbath school.
men, expressive of the necessity and bene:. , •.•
At of a competing -line, and the -best means WINGIIA
t ic snow htorms this country 13 subject
to. , Samuel „Burke is the happy
owner ,of what is said to the • fastest
trotting horse. in this township Tontine
not excepted; Sam always has good horses.
it i.,. YT11. . •
1.1ilIC,F8.-The Saved Army has seeured
it hall, above A. Murdock's beet stoee, and
an assistant " Happy Sydr front Wing -
ham will be in attendance at' the Army.
„ Mr. R. Erwin, is in a lowstate of health
". at present. The .delegittes appointed to
attend the railway meeting held at
sels, last Tuesday. were P. Kelly, N. 11.
Young; W. Drunimdpd,, C. Hamiltohand
p McKinnon The anniversaryservices
s -
s in connection with the Methodist church
" will be held on the 28th inst., and be ad -
Y., dressed by Revs. McLean, of" Blyth; . W.
Birks, of Holmesville : 'E. AL Campbell,
of Goderich, and Mr. Fisher, of Myth;
, A ,very sad thing..o.ceurred near here last
of securing th'e road. A spirit of• great • A new theatrical company; styled.
.unaniniity. prevailed. A. committee C"'"ick's Ci'mart -C°rne(13T C°o" has
posed of persons along the proposed route been 6rioniied atod launched in ollr O-
wes' formed to be Called "The Goderich cidedly enterprising and novel town. The
and Elora Railway Committee." • Mr. 8. first performance -takes .place in • the town
Platt, of Goderich, was elected chairman,
and Mr. E. Woodcook, of Goderich, secret-
ary. Resolutions. ware passed niarking
out a coerse Of procedure for the corning
months, after which the meeting whs. db.,
missed. " . •
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Londesboro' 'Methodist church is
making great preparations for the amitral
tea meeting' on •Christnias, day.- Music,
dialogues, recitations and addresses of the
first order are eipected. Itey. Jas. Gray,
ehairman of the district is expected.' :The
tea will belitthe Temperanee.„1-iall,
dresses &c. j.n the Chttech. •They • always.
have an interesting time.
Buninf8.--Countil Matters are quiet y'et;
'though •there is expected to be Opposition'
to the present council; we think, p;ood-
enotigh should be left alone; no doubt
if there is -any .optioaltioo .cemes, out, it
will be.r1111 like a good many more, tliat is
Scott' Act and Anti -Seat Act ; we at pres-
ent have a -good council.. Mr.. John Ma-
son has bought line stallion Colt, •bred
.from hip" the"Chief: fr.Youn a• has
Teturned Irene his shodting.,,. trip to. Mus -
hili here this evening, /Oa is expected to
be a great success: With the 'exception
of the expressive petite. and piquant act- -
ress„ inost of the enterprising membera•de
the cempany •have the honor of clainiing.
o-W-inghain 11.8. their lout" habitation- and. •
residential town.
At the Magistrates Criminal doitrt 'telt
in the town here. on Tuesday, ver
serious charge of felony, ciime•up for in
Vestigation -irgainst, oue, M: B. Mallory
it grocer cif Blyth, Who was charged in Ili
information with uttering Mid ;mane' ani
Sunday evening.; ?Jr. patrick Heffron, in
old resident of Morris, fell off WS chair,
While ptitting.mt his bunts,. and .clied ; he
.was. .troubled iyith heart. disease: •• Mr.'
Pasainore was presented .with yooug
as-
sistant printer:•. • Mr. .David • Erwin and
ot Olinton„ pool a short visit to
friends in Blyth' and ..13elgrayei ...on Wed-
nesday.. . •
.1;a:i..T.:1•7s.',--Mr.:2"...Nureh is now a:-Iixell
resident heretofore he
y • 'hits been someivhat t.: lie takes.
charge Of the school here' next year. As
he :has acConamodated the public.. in the
e nast.by bringing.out th:eNiiw EitAs every'
Thursday, he hopes.the patine will par. -
der color of a forged process of the divi-
sion court,. dated from IVingliam, and de -
Mending, extorting, ;tnd obtaining by,
false pretenses, a sum of money from the
complainant, in this case Mr.Thes.Pluker,
of 'horns. , The case was or a most fla-
grant and outrageous nature, and the evi-
dente of several witnesses, among them
being the Clerk of' the Eighth . Division
Court of this county, went clearly O.:, es-
tablish the guilt efthriTedused, who wai
by tlitanimoti$ decision of the bench of
magistrates, composed. ot Messrs. Drum-
mond, of Blyth, Holmes and „AloRay,-of
AVingharn, after a:lengthened and patient
hearing„ Committed tor trial at the next
tion forth. /10t very 'successful. Afr, Laslicini has will:1?e at the next assizes held at Gode-
,
in 4 r•-: i in lwit,r, SU]: l'Alt.T OF 1-...p'r NO; ils pin ebased the balance of the Cole estafa. tie.ii. . Boil for Mallory's mope-are:nee was
et•-t;sokm• 0 the 4ot eoneesslon . or vastva
.% Something. should soon be done head a accepted in $1,1100, $:500 in his 'own bail.
wa'noslis, so aeres. Tett aci.e8 61:w°"11. g°"(1- nr-' ctchool here 'for it seems ridieufous •tolase d. t • . t • f A2r0 1 - TI .
wish frame* .kitchen, frame barn *alai drivo 40 or 50.small clindrea start to walk ..i, Counsel appearing. in the ease•were MLR,:
house,- and. other outbuildings.. Three Inge,' Miles .to SCh00], this rough weather. • It is. W, names; who appeared n the irilerestS'
from Blanchester, and 14 I'm"' .1". -reported. that -Mr. .I. Lash= b eS liOlf" his orthe complainant, and to watCh the ease
comet,. Store, blacksmith shop and Post 0...co ,,
• on time to saltpurehaser. . itOnErt7 11:91spV I,
on the corner or the let. S20e0 down. hal:lime woe Itt the station,. to' Mr: Jelin. Ta e, who for the crown, and Ale.E. L. -Dickens, who •
Westfield P:0, ' ' 41..1?ald a good 'Czar° for it. ' ,appeared for the' aCeuSed.. -It is . under-
• • • • • stood upon reliable inthrniation that there
Stores: mid:01110es to Rent.: ' r: .• II f LI k* i . ..
. Mu boi,I).- ie. arm ic onging 0 like nature with :the ,preceding 'one, as
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0 MA. F1Tq'. . may.not unlikely eels° ,several cases ot' A
The new Stores; whit offices above, in the inest eCo- the estate of the late Simon Sheller, being several people throughout the' neighbor -
till part of thoTowir. of Clintitn, are, Offered te'reht• the east half of lot 38, 12th. con. of Hul- hie townships around Blyth have been
weir finished, go.,d•collars. •Iimit reasonable. • • . lett, con tain.ng
1 50 acres,. has:been sold to •imposed . upon, .and deceived • by such
. '''' • G. 81'-'ti.1"E' Mr. ;lbs. Webstei.: notiees es the one in, the case. referred to.
, CotTNC/L.-A.Meeting of Mullett- Coun-
cil:was held at Londesboro, on the 15th
inst. The reeve was authorized to attend
Divisian court' at .0linton,, on the 27th
inst., to defend garnishee suit,', Little VS.
Gillespie and Hallett, 'on tlie grounft that •
contract for ditching iii net lipished, ' and.
in the event of .contract being finished,
and engineer's order given for payment,
the -reeve to pay anionnt Of Little's note
garnisheed, and costs,. into court; recV0•1•0 '
write township engineer ror(itypy of
• agreement bet:awn' himself and Gilleapie,
chard, two good springs, two weibt,..lott house - „.) au • two sectire les eap _
forte a like laver fOr. him... Mr. Ben Stan.;
bnry has .znade lot of. friends during •his
short residence here; ruiner says..one par-
ticular friend, and when he .goes back to
Clinton, he will be humming "The _girl I
left behintl.me."' Christmas. tree enter-
ittunnent( takes • place' in the ,igethodis
church Christmas eve;-• a good ,titne.,is
in store. 1.41t, Lawrence hos returned "'rein
Muskoka; when hp goes back, Mrs.'Lanr-
rene &OS:A to ...110t. home Tudkeramith
during..bis.abaeoce.- .Mr,_ It Glidden . ha's
eold:IiialtotAp and lot to 'Mr. Levis. for
.$350., • Mr. . PickaveLhas. Moved. into the,
Chtirch"building.;,ite. has been 'a geed man
hitherto, and should,. perforce, .be better.
.thon ever now.' " • •
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EXECTAX)RS'
TTN'Dn't SII'D BY. yinrus; Or frni: POWERS
s...) vested in the undersigned, by the will of William ToteznAoren,—,A meeting pi' friends -
Jenkins; late• of the Township of Goderich, in the of temperanee was held in this toWnship,
County of Huron, gentleipao,"decertlied, there s ill be on Wednesday evening, when it was un
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offered for sale
animously decided pot tO support any
• ,, • 4:01).141tiell • T(SWN$41.11 P.• • ,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION; candidate for municipal honors but those
vqArieit MoiloratP . who are favorable to the:Scott :Act.'
CL/NTON. Londeshoro from Dakota lo' Elton& to gOtback yery
1.1PIEPS.Mr. Thos. Oennell:is home
OL1) COCNIRY tICK.FiTS Wednesday Jan:7th, 1885., test for the deputy-reeveship,.- between
• soon. There m.gciing-to-1-* a- hirely con-
Messrs.13eacom and Cox, end some are of
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• At 3.1 .o'eloek, A. • "
, Tit , , for ditchitir on Minns estate, and also ask the opinion that notveithstandin the
at . FlitS1.4.11ASS IA Rig • •
iateeted on the Gravel Road about one .7
. • um to explain tinder what milhority. he • deputy's 'well kntiwn running qualittes,
utiIs*i'on the
Thalf of Lot. ,
gaye his order for :part payineu tier work' he is going to get left; still hM
e ay prev
r the Towii. (+one by Gillespie. Reports of chairman to be. a "stayer;" the Scott, Act is tlie
more et,. nnd Iledieiti Health Oflieer Hullett main issue. betweeo them- .There
101ii n ',ind adopted ;-• members ,of said boin.ii -to be Iteeveship. . • • .
1111R4.4 t paid each $1.75 per clay,lurtolinting.in otimat, -.Council met at Ifolineaville on
1,,),,"jr„t',,`:,ff VI, fey services. Several sinalLaccounts wer
e port of chairman of board of health waS read'
4•7sa,s,c___•-• Itillano of Myth, and ion/awns the East
Nomber Forel-, in the First Concession o
Never in the blistery of the Ocean Passau-.
. .
ger bosinei,s has rates been so low, andintr-
tics con templet ing ult., to the Old Conn -
try, PhOlild call and get tull .particulais.
WHITE STAR
A.WrilOR LINE.
-STATE 'LI NV.,
ship of .Bast 'Wolvanosh, cootainiug looney
' Also, Alio old •
Clivcse. Factory I rcollscs mid gi
g. two acre:. to $8SA, and laealth Offices ;to, oho' eth inst.•,•pursuatt to adjourtithent. Re.
Near the Village, of Londesboro, anti bein
or the .8otith4last, cornet of the North
-Number Twenty.Sb:, in the Tenth Colice
'realign i p of Hel 1 cit. There are • two large Frame
CIODElti
The • rate of , mortality seams to. ou ;1.1 o
blerease.
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recent very heavy siteiv all and sue:i.e.
(pent frost, has very Materially freshenea
buainess.
.The special. meetings in the Vitoria street
church, closed on Tittirsday evening. Sento
eixty .Persons profess conversipn, some of
whom will unite•with other churches.
The ladies of Knox 'church' held a Bazaar
on Wednetiday and Thursday, and kayo meals
in connection With it, realizing it tier" good
patronage and consequently it finanefal sue-
ijeaTshe mismonary services m. -North St. church.
were of a high order, the speakers; Roy.
Messrs, Howill, M. A.,' and Fisher, proting
to •bit an -efficient deputation. Already the
subseriptions and eellections equal. the Stint
total of year.- .
l'here'wae a large gathering at tho temper-
ance hall hat 'Friday eveniiik, in the inter*
of the Scott Act. Speeehea woo mado by
Alesers,D,. AteGillietuldi,' of the. Signal, and,
Mitchell, Of the Star, and in address was
tendered -Rat T. M. C•amnbell, expeensive of
Norio; forhis recent serviceS,. and oponii.
deuce in Win as a gentleman and ministet‘ of
the gosPel. • A iannther otpieces of MOSt *ele.
Another demonstration is to be bold this
(Friday) evetdog, When the leSser fights are
•
Airs. ;•o. pelt, (mother of Mr. Humphrey
Snell) and none held in higher esteem,
and when the annouocement of her death
cello, Aloodity morning,' ,her friend,
were not surmised, because of her agb.
but were saddened, for the reason that
one whose 1 i fehaS been so much sunshine,
love and joy to others, had ben aalledto
her •eternal home- Airs; Snell wail, the
relict of the late James (who'died
about 16 years since) and was born in,
Devonshire,. On January 14; 1704. She
came to this country in the year 1851,
remaining with her -husband at Chingua-
consy for about three years, when heti).
came and.lived With their sem Humphrey,
where she has since Made her home. She
was, therefore, a resident of this county.
for over thirty years, and • was "familiar
with all the hardships of' pioneer life,•and
many there. are who can ,testify to her
hospitality, in early life she joined the
Bible Christian ehurch, and on coining to
this &wintry, Allied herself with the Wes-
leyans For oyer Sixty years she lived
with those 'principles in her heart,' that
are " the comfort and joy bf yeah • and
solace of old age," her whole lifis being it
testimony of the, power of Divine grace.
-
The bible was • her constant .eompanion,
and up to a, abort time 'before her death.
she was able to read its pages as. easily
Without glasses as she (lid her younger
years, her, eyesight being remarkable kr
a person • of her age. She ill oulyn
yeey short time, nod conscious almost to
the last. She had twelve children, those
alive 'being Messrs. Humphrey, George.
and Ephraim, of.Hullett, Eton, of Micho• •
gan, and Mrs. Frank Brown ' and Mrs;
Stephen Gray, cif Hallett Her remains
Were interred in the T
....4ondesboro cemetery.
on Wednesday, ,there, being a• very large
. attendance - I'. :Imp., thizing attendants.
Her' •funeral sermon will be preachettin
Londeshoro Alethodist•elinrah, on Sunday
mornine next.' "
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•PERSONAL • AND POLITICAL.
Rev. 'T... B. Feller, ,D., D., D. 0.•
'Bishop of Niagara, 'died.,at 3 o'clock on
*Wednesday, at Hamilton. Some clays ago •
wlille in his library. the Bishop accident- -
ally punctured his" hand with it three eel.-
-tiered file. The incident was regarded at
thetime as trivial tind caused ,no appre,
'tension of datiger.. Later on, hOwev.er,
symptoms of blood -poisoning developed,
his conditiou rapidly grew worse, the, vitt-
jou:co-tem hers of the family weresurninciti-
. cd home, and surrounded by' his friends
the reverend gentleman pa -tsed away. Ho
was 74:years of age, • '
On Thursday the Soria Act wairvo.ted.
upon in the eity.Barntford and county df,
'Brant: ' the former it suffered defeat, in
the.latter it achieved victory. There was a
geod•deal of liar& wrok pig in on both sides •,4,01
•
in the two . constituencies, but very little •
apparent c.s-Icitement.. :Brantford 10 the
first city In whieli the A.et-has been tested
since its defeat in Hamilton, and judging • '
from•Thursday's result pablic opinion in
the cities not forming. very rapidly
in &Vox of -the Act. ,Tu Brantford the
Act was defeated by a majority of 164,
and in the county it was •cerried by it
majority Of 909, •.‘
•
Ex-Atterney'.General Aiiller has gone .
to Ottawa for the ptirpose of demanding
redress' on account of his dianitisal. 1 -le
thinks there was no adequate cause for the
cottrallbich has. been adopted towards
him and" that the Lieutenant -Governor
has no more constitutional right to dismiss
one .adviSer than he has to dismiss the .
Miele of his cabinet. We tinderstand Mr.
Miller strongly of opinion that Mr.
Aikens iS quite as censurable RS Lieut.-
ErOVertiOr Letellier, and that the rule of
condemnation laid clown in that case 35
equally applinable to the &Ise of his dis-
missal: Alr. Miller's Position is not with- •
out three, but if Sir John arid bia col.
leagues have no ulterior object to accent -
gr: miller will foul there will be
distinctions even thongli. there should be
no real difference's. ,
X large ere wd Comervativns' assetrib-
led at Toronto, on Wednesday, to do bon- •
or to Sir John A. AI ticdonald. 14e • WaW
presented' with. several addresses, 'after `
which he • addressed the gathering at
length. His Speech ives prineipally it re-
view of events in his political life.' Speak-
ing of protection, he said the • National
Polley WAS no neW scheme. It was it con-
sistent; part of the Conservative ' •
He insisted that it had failed in no par -
dottier, and that he had nailed his colors
to the meat, and would stand or fall by
the N. P. The only ether important ques-
tion touched upeon was the approaching
abrogation of the fishery datum of the'
Washington treaty, said •thero was
a strong feeling in;the Maritime Provinces
that thecancelletion of the fishery ClitUseS,
would greatly alibet their interests. He
argued that even if such' yrere the case
would only be for it short time. lie said,
if WO go down upon our knees abd say we
will be ruined unless We have reciproeity,
and that without reciprocity ,aonexatiolt
bust, follow, the Americatts, who are ft.
proud people and who believe they have it
mission to govern the continent, will say;
n'eVadilarYit wpaelrlt;elthtl6Mbl°381‘tvertiSlatnleaa,litainsgi tn(1.);Ia);
by refusing you what, you 804 You,
thcretbre, cannot hatie it." • .
gant 'Silverware aceompanied tho address
• to bo similarly remembered for their services
: •• • •
Beard of :Health, for 1884,, was subntitted not • likely), be' any* opposition for the
buildings on'tho preini;es, and it good boiler, engine
•
• 'maw orsam.,,-Toti oar cent of purehascirmay
p
. . W. JACKSON. •
• . . of bothlaces lobe ;mid down on thy of sale, enough
to make tiftermliu tithed dollars or, the purchase money
of the farm, sod the lialanee of the purehre.e money of
-TICKET AGENT CLINTON
, 9 the Cheese Factory premises lit thirty tin,”. "file re.
, - tredniug portion of the purchase money of i ;.ie farm
' • "— 0,"15 remain on mortgage for a reasonable term, at 7
LOOK HERE ' Per eent Interest, Purchasers aro to Malt on agree-
. • ment ea
Hthe day of sale, for the aompletion ol their
,
WaS1. • Md4t. the exnemle of the purchasers. •
.111.11g - a _ e _ as y 1' • nom iii3.0e'51 win be, subject to.at reservt,d price,
- The conveyance, abs(racts; &e.. aro to be
N0 MOUE 11A111) WORK FOR TEE WIPE OR
servant, in doing the washing, by using 'flIE
MODEL WASHER AND BLEA011101, itt 11.101 µloth
the most dirty cloth* li in less than half the time re,
oired to do tho washing in the ordinary Way, it
uires no rubbing on the wash board., It Will wash
- most fragile fabrics withotit the least .injury,,lind
II not make the flanuela shrink up. It takes less
than one.third the soz•tp nsed in the ordinary way, mkt
makes the clothes a bette'dolor, besides notWearing
them amity with rubbing on the board. It require%
n4 skill in operating, '1011. works itsolf„itod childie
years old can do the family wash. It is a Antall port.
able machine weighing ottly pounde, maxitcor nom
corrosive metal: there IA not it paltli110 of Wood alroot
it, nor ti nail, serew,or rivet. At cannot get out of or.
der, anti will last a life.time. alt invaluable nia..
chine for hatch:, bearding houses, Or Into t Wen tot
small families, ns itt Itt a great saving in time and labor
and ita price brings it within there:mit of every faintly
as it only rests $3. 11. JACK *LAN having been
oppointed agent for ClintOti and surrounding town.
ships, will call upon you, show the Machine, And take
sour enters Any person wishing to barn one before
ha cons upon them, eau 'leave their orders at Ms rod.
&tier, Nestn anitot. otrmol, *here they MU ece
Ibit njoiti,,s in) •
,
ull paitieulars made known rot tittY of sale, tor tilaY
be obtained troni the undersigned,
, TliOS. WOODS JENEMS,
MANN'S°. & SCOTT; .Yendore Solicitors.
INeeritors '
llowrdtun .1Exarsti,
At the Innie time and place there will also be effer.
TH AT FST CLASS,FAR
et. for sale
IR
•Comprining Lot. Number 0, in the lath cencession or
the Township of Iltniett, known as Oakland Perin,
containing IGO acres, aria at present occupied by 11.
loorrii, Jr. /6 acres aro seeded down, lenetts of felt
wheat. and so acres plowed ready for spring Crop, and
"JD acres of hardwood bush. . Oil the premises there
Rte tWe'llomen, one frame Mil mielog, in good renate
Good befog and stables, &e.laIso an excellent hearing
orchard.
!1}30M8 'Ton percent ()Own on day resale, enough
to m0,344000 in 30 days, and the broanee may remain
on mortgage at 0 per cent, The btemada win be sub-
ject to a reform mice.
Intending .purohsners may inspect 110101908 01. any
tire°. For parneulars apply to
ttOlIERT PERRIS, it._
Or MANNING &. SCOTT, Solicitors, Olinion,
Deo, 3,1%14,7
Pro
ordered to be paid. Gravel pay Shod for
1884, amounting to $321.78, was passed
ttnd ordered to be paid. .Art ;mat ;fleeting
or tiomination of councillors was appoint-
ed to be Mid at Teninerance Hall,Loncleso
bort), on•the 29t1 December, at noon, and
,if more than the necessary Mutter of,
candidates were proposed, elections to be
held on Monday, January 5th, 1885, at
the following places, viz., for electoral
division No. 1, Temperance Hall, Kin -
burn, John Fowler deputy returning offi-
cer; F. D. No. 2, school house No. 8, T.
Neilans, .dep. ret. officer; E. D. No, 3,
school house No. 2, C. McIntosh,. dep. rot.
officer; E. D. No. 4, Brunsdon's carriage
shop, Londesboro, A. Woodman, dep. ret.
officer,. E. D. No. 5, Temperance Hall,
Londesboro, Jas. Campbell, dep. ret. offi-
cer ; E. 1). No. 6, school house No. 9, R.
Sprung, dep. rot, (Ater, $20 was granted
to Wm. MeXenzie, an indigent. ,Coun-
cillors to be paid for services of 1884, as
follOws, at rate of $L75 per day, eaeli ;
J. McMillan, 29 days, 0.75;$5 J. Britton,
24 dart, $42; j. Lasham, 28 days, $40.25;
A. S. McDonald, .28 clays,* $'10.26; 13.
Churchill, 24 days, $41.12, 'Council ad-
journed to Meet at Londesboro, on the
29t1, inst., at 9 Alia,
JAS. BRAITHWAITE, Clerk.
-1.4feesslanlie-
moved, seconded. and carried, that .tho report
is considered satisfactory. Letter . front Soc.
of Provincial Board, expressing approval of
manner itt Inhibit the township board dim.
charged its duties, was road by the clerk.
The principal business Of this .day's meeting
was in closing up all, no:founts for the year.
A. large amount was paid out as bonus for
Wiee knees; the following Ordinary aceottete,
were paid, viz., Wm. Meenbe, for one year's
board of Wm. Dunn, indigent, $52, also suit
of elothee, $13 ; Bich. Baker, gravel for con.
16; $2.50 ;Relit. Hoek, gravel, eon, 16,86.80;
Henry Baker, gravel, M. C., $2,50; Samuel
Cox, part pay on gravel, $10; John Calbeek,
gravel for H.R. and eut Hoe, $18,'12; Samos
Alexander, gravel, $9.20; A. Drysdale, gravel,
$49.86 ;lames Gallagher, gravel. $16 ; James
Elliott, con. 5, gravil, 14 ; Richard Weston,
gravel, 1S.06; Tudor Maths, gravel, $25,08 ;
John Weir, grave), $20.40; Wm. Crooke; MA'
vel, $17.92; LaWrence Maiming, graVel; $9,44;
Vilhis Bell, for 11. Johnston, gravel, $27,36 ;
Robert tray, inchgent, $10 ; Joho Wise, gra-
vel, $56.56 i• ,Tas. McDonald, 'gravel, 821.68 ;
Kowsell it Hutchinson, 'reroute, township
election papers, $7 ; Heron News-Reoord;
printing, $11 ; JaS. Innis, stationery, 80.511 ;
elork, Of16 year's postage, $10,86, and billaeco
salary, $70; reeves Irma Omincillers, $28 each,
for services as ;MA ; A. Knox, use of hall for
coattail meetings, $50. Council adjearned to
meet on the 2911h inst., at 9*ttan,
Ulliffi PATTON, clerk.
y • _
einrisimins neat. '
The display of Meat to be mede by
Clinton butchers this Christmas will un-
•doubtedly surpass that of any previons
year. hitherto hullett township hits
taken the lead fbr the class of cattle rais-
ed, but Goderich township is DOW working
ita way forward.
covert '
‘$'/fil this week dress the following aniniale
for Ins Chrietates exhibit :---Two 2 -yr old
heifers, raised by W. Craig, fed by A. Couch;
26 ewt. One 2.yr. heifer raised by W. San-
derson, Of Hullett, fed by A. Couch, over
12 ewt. One 2 -yr, old heifer raised by J.
Baker, Goclerieh township, 12 oWt. One 3 -yr.
old steu tea by A.Conch, 16 cwt. Ono extra
fine 2 -yr, ow door, raised and Red rry D. II.
Ritchie; of Bayfield, 17 cwt, Two opientlid
2 -yr old hollers, raised and fed by T. Mean-
tain Billie% 2,420 lbe. Ono 2 -yr. old heifer
fed !by J Shobbrook, Willett, 1,880. One
ealf led by R. ltansford. One sheep raised
and fed by II. Snell,Benoit, 450 lbs. On
door' front A. 14kA1lieter. Some pigs fed by
.11'. MeDenalci, Tuelteremith, Moat, a. Bey.
*wide, Temblyn and IL Robinson, di Thillett,
The other batchers tdso intend making
It good display, partiC(1111111 of whieli we
'MVO not yet received. -
Nomination will take place on lat Janu-
ary for a representative in the House of
Commons for Iiennot, and the election
will occur on the 8t1i.
wag
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