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FAIT, 21, NO, 9,
ERNS'-$I,Se PerAnaum in advaaoe.''
set
ClOOD GENERAL SERVANT WANTED, -APPLY
l7i at wee to MRS, 0, E. HOMEY, near Model, School
"AME TO RENT, - LARGE: coanioDI0US
wetl finished house to rent, centrally situated in
a good locality. All aroderu conveniences. Apply to
MANNING it SCOTT, Barristers, oro,
RENEWING AND NEW LOANS:=THE UNDER-
siossn control a large amount of Private 1l114 Com-
pany P'undsfor Investment, upon good terms>and,low
interest. MANNING &, SCOTT, Burrlsters,i Elliott's
Black,
-j' ,TCENSE INSPECTOR'S NOTICE.-Tlie' 1UBLIO
.uis hereby informed that I have been appointed Li.
cense Inspector by the Ontario Government ; and my
duties are to enforce the provisions of the Scorr Act,
and to Pi esseura persohe violating the said Aet,known
as the Canada Temperance Act of 1878. All persons.
in the,business are therefore. respectfully requested to
govern themselves accordingly, and by so doing save
inch expense and trouble. STEP.$EN YaTES, Li-
cense inspector, Goderich.
„Alpo-LQ.ST,-STRAYED AWAY FROM STA1rLE-
TQN; on the evening of thell 18th hist., a Bleck and
ing�cte ] a snipe to' M. GLAZIer ER, Stapleton, curded ium Pro
noEo'BREI) BURMA)/ BULL FOR SALE,.
1-
The undersigned offers for sale' a 18'tnnntha old
Tlioro'brod Durham Bull, dark red color, good pedi-
gree, and a first•olass animal. JOHN OUIdiNG, lot
22, 13th con., Mullett, Londesboro P; Q, -14C
•
--7OTIOE• DF-DISSOGUTJON;-TIE PARTNER
1118nrr heretofore existing -between the u
o ndersiggo
Merchants - as in the town of Clinton, has this day been.
dissolvedlby mutual consent. Dated 1Ith 'Feb„ .1888.
Witness P. D, HENDERSHOT,"' GEO. E. PAY, JNO•.
W1SEba'AN. .
OUSE AND LOT FOR ,SALE OR TO RENT. ---
Tho BRIOR HOUSE lately scan •e4 by Ilfr,-17,•
EItoat,near the G,.T;R,, is offered for to or to rent'
on reasonable: terms. It has piepty of rood, for an
ordinary family, hard and soft water, good water, gar -
' den ,.with fruit trees, &c, Apply to AIR. JAMES
. BIGGINS, or tho NE1y ERA OFFICE, Olinton.
Jj9US>; FOR -RALE OR TO . RENT. - TIiE-
.a-1large frame house on ,Rattonbury St., formerlytll
occupied by Mr, W. Doherty, is offered for.sale or to h
cont on reasonable terms,' It eontains plenty of room, °h
with hard and soft water-", and is•a vorytleshable rest.
dente. Tennis on application to ,JOIN TAYLOR,
Spencer St., Clinton..
COL$OB.NE.
BnnIEFS -.-Mir, N. Baer narrow.]
being run over by the sleig
driving, he being dragged a
ten rods before being rescued,
meetings are being held at the
ical church, let con,, with marks
the house being crowded nig
Fisher e fail
e to
d appear ppearas annou
VA RICA,.
I BRIEFS, -Mr. John -R. CIa
boot -black orator, is billed for V
the 18th inst.; he is a very pep
tures, and we bespeak for him a
house. Rev. Mr. Danby occu
pulpit in theltIethodist church on
last. Oo " h rsd '
T u ay evening last' th
of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, at -,Br
to the number of about. thirty, t
session of the parsonage and s
enjoying themselves in a most
manner; during the evening Mrs
was .made the recipient of an
butter -dish, nnd•Mr. Smith was -.p
With a Well-filled purse of mon
evening was moat agreeably s ,en
a suitable hour the company- dais.
We were pleased to see Mr. yJohn
eldest son ofRev. Mr. Danby, in
lege last Saturday ; John• is enjoyin
health and is very successful in hi
as a public school teacher. A uni
bath School' convention will be
the 11lethodist church; Varna, Qn W
day, March 17th, when an excelle
gramme will be carried out. See
vertisement of Mr. Aforrow, in
column. a
y escaped BRrEI S,.-.Alex.•ThOIO SOU recently sold
h Ile vras' a elding comin four .ear
distance of g I' s am forfor
Rexval ." m. Moffat sold one .the same age• for
Evangel- $220. Geo. Stanbury sold a filly,, the same
ngel •age for $300; and Jahn Hagan, ins
d success, Parr line, sold a Canadian r of lionthe,
hely, A. bred stallion,
rising three bre.
e for
g 35
$ 0 all these
need last sized by �' Count Careless" an corse weren
and -horse men
will be glad to learn that the " Count"
has returned to this part of the country
rte, the and -is now- the property, of Mr,. Willis
stun on near Hensel', Mr. R. Turner, of.the P.arr
abr0 e _ line, intends erecting a new
a 1 c , g house on. his
bumper premises. nest simmer. We are glad to
learn that Mrs. Richardson, pled .the chardson, who has been
Sabbath very seriously ill for some time, is now re-
friends covering. Colds are now ver re
y prevalent
ucefield, ra this ,part, the reason is probably the..
ook cos. frequency of change in the weather, 111 r.
et A. Mustard, who recently Y bon i; some
cart timbered land. from the Canada bought
C%'man
•t Smith is now engaged in taking out some of the
elegant timber. Mrs.; Robt. Pearson has been ill
resegted for same time with congestion of the lungs
moue
9.)
I,4.
CLINTON, ONZ ., RI•DAY M -A,1 '. 5, 1.886. �_;
ICOBEifT lI#OL>ltiiRi
iiTaiYL1t]
; •the but is getting better., 'Mrs. D. McGregor and a has•aiso-been ill, but is recovering.Mrs.
creed: t 13. McEwie has purchased a •an of
Daub horses, and is now ready for spring work.
tela vii-. T_ .'`•'�'---•=
., 13nLLE'Pk..__.
g good STATISFzcs-The following
8 work owing arethevital
on Sar- statistics of the township, for the year . of
hnld b- 1885, asirecorded' with Mr, •Braithwaite,-
held in l g t trarc`Birtlls, 77; . marriages, 20; and
ne nes- -.ea hs, 35. ,
t11 ' d- BRtars,-:lir;
e g a. Johh Jacrson, of (7iucin,
bother natti, Ohio, was here last week attending
the funeral -of his mother ,•. he left ohi.
home last 'Monday. Mr, John Richardson
of Qxford_.countyee was• here .ISt veek,
i
u
ening, attending nd
i
n
a
the
funeral
of his sister,:thelate
brick Mrs. John Jackson, Jrs Moore of the
I'ARji FOR SALE.-TI.1'E 1�ARIA ON 'Tem HSR•
oN Road lots 8 and 7, " o
,alstin -of 144 acres, is offered foor sal otownship, nee cblo
ale. god state of
terms. About.i-0 acres cleared- antl'.in good state of
cultivation g: balanbe gond hardwood; good. frame
' '.house, &o.,•goneral buildings, plenty of wator, bearing
. orchard ; 1§ milds from. the rising town of Clinton.
Partic„ lars'may bo .obtained on the promises, br by
Addressing JAMES -1'}MDi3•E, ellnton^Pre,
I'AIEM FORP:SALE.-TME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
:fnr turf. f to ypleiulid-f irm_ot-too.acresrboing lot
2nd con. of Colborne, 1} storey Iiouea,,good bank_
Barn, new'Drivaliouso; Weed Shed and other out
buildings, hard and soft water, everything convenient,
2. acres of good orehard,'18 acres in fall wheat,..88 acres
cleared and in good state of cultivation, convenient to
Choreh and School,. Oahu; •froi,. Goderich, as miles
from Clinton, CHAS, ELSLEY, Benniiller P. 0. ..•
NURSERY
.STOCK;
The' Jeral agent, JAR fttirl9r tl, }�k
firm o4..ti'TO,I WELLLNQT,ON,-ls=bore;trn-th
, terest of the firm: Any o . e ink
yp ring rue to an in
'this line can rely on it as being :true to name
" livered in. first class condition. SHRUB FLOWER-
ING
de -
.
ORNAMENTAL TREES, .FRUIT SHRUBS, of the
kussiaiTvariety and Monthly ROSES specialty- JAS
THOW,B01,1p Capron, the Delivenhg Agent• for, the
above firm.
Ola . • Tickets. Vounti y. rickets.
. Tickets- bailed to. all .points in
ENGLAND' lDELANii and
SCOtLQND
lfhg"adeouiq,ociation le superior tolill.-others,
and rates'no higher. Choice of three dit%r
crit lines from New ; •York, and one . from'
,Quebec.
WM. JACKSON; 'CLINTON, AGENT,
isee sPRYrT _ 5886'
L'efore•bnying, 'get qui ur 's'
g o 'special prioen for
`Balls :--Marbles,---La- • •
crlssse�"Sfick�;
Express Waggons,Doll Carria
gas.
CRO(T ET,. BASE BALL AND -
CRICI{ET 000D9. : • •
.WA.Lt Dia PS •
THF LAEGEST and BEST
B1;AVER` LQCK BOOKSTORE.
9, Wtr..eooi!$R:OL1N oN.•
HO FOR DAKOi'A
WASHINGTON, ORECOni;,.
BRITISH(•' COLUMBIA..
{ • ,AND` ALL POINTS ON VIE
• r1ORTD.ERN PACIFIGRAILRO.AD
A Special ,hieotlng uill b0 )id;d le the C MM
CFIAMBER,,OLINTON, on •• ,
MONDAY, MARCH flexr, f886
Wheel a roprontativeof the Northerrr:LPaelpeiRmiroadl-
•wil -be present ttrgis'oPde`efago a,idPreight_Rates, and
full infornihitioii; If you are going' to British Colum-
- • bia, don't fail to be on 7,and, Remember that while
we are yet in, whiter here, the flowers aro hi bines in
that. Province, ahil:ppring opens up the ilrst of March.
A booth in Real E'rtat is now going ou at Vancouver;
the terminus of the road, where the company intends
expending SI o00,8o8 Get -there early as possible and
secure firatcl,anco JAS. E. MACDOUGALL,
T ,^•• Canadian Agent: .
ARRIIEU Ar
P 1: OODY;S .'
Ih
A FINE STOOK OF
Ora�gesfLemoI &Ffes11 Sga Ronin
SEE OUR FIE CENT
M l t l'y Set.i bi ng Donk
THE 1VICES'r THING OUT.
• GA._ 'ILO t) ,tt a
Gxoc�:n AEI) ,Si it rI'ONIvIt .~'.
11LtRNOCII:.: '
Tlie concerti
19th given ou- Friday ev
e ult,, 1n the Methodist tie
urch 00 tho 10th con., was well• attend-
ed, -the proceeds amounting to upwards o
$40. The affair teas under the manage
•ment of 11Ir. Rob. Orr, of Wingham, which
was a sufficient recommendation to the
pubje) with Everyone event
. Y 1 the ex ecta-.
•tion,of good
having atime i
a � and.we did not
hear of anybeing disappointed;. Rev,•
;Mr, Burwash Occupied the chair.BRIErs._r. Geo, Dalgarno los
t a mare last week;
she•drJtpp ed
down while at work in the bush, Dili Sat,.
urday, and was dragged "to ,•1 "nei . , , i ' , •.
stable and the services of a. V. S. :secured
but she never rose although she li'vecl un-
til Suudhy evening; paralysis of the back
was the trouble. Mrs, McDonald had a'
bee cutting wood, on I! ridgy. of last week.
A.
-e
the
hay
visi
was
eeh
�Ma
moo
You
theyof 13
Mr,
pulp
who
viol
Will
and
gray
and
could
is on
sole Zvi
D. B
this it
was t
Nits.
her h
leave
this w
sto
Iectu
posip
nese,.
not g
ofoth
• BLY'Pll
RIFFS Fnurreen wFpte at- }tg
xamination-this-vreelr--oF
, tll-e-:�•rt-Su
papers were the most. difficult
ve•ever been 'set. Ins pet() gal
ted the public'sclinc " P' le week;
'thee
preiding. examiner illi :11
ool. 11r: Geo; •Heaskell and bride; of
-kdlr_ler who--speu tett f'
n at Blyth, the .guests of Mrs. M.
ng, left for their home on -Friday last;
'
were greatly pleased with the people
Lyth, Rev., .Mr. McLean and Rev.
Pritchard, of. Mauchester, kelt n ed
its on Sundaty last: • Mrs, Peter El
has been visiting,friends:in Blyth
viola
Will
Inco.
that
loch
46, cit ee •
ere her Connection' .With
Mauchester church and joined'Lon.desboro
congregation: Ilea remains were.interred
in the cemetery on the 13th. concession.
g She leaves her busband' and a family of
der; , four Sons and four. daughters to mourn, her.
and , decease. • •
k._ OguivoL.-A ineeting of. Council .was held
et Londeshero, on the 1st members. all pre=
Ber, sent, and:: minutes of .previos;lrineetin 'con
firmed. "By-law No, -'4 for, 1886,: for eosin
g
I and. Selling part' of •eide-road 15-i6', con. 14,
but dulyadvertised, was passed ; also by-law No..
rrre 5, of 1886, for reducing:the nnmber•of day's',
hnp statuto-llrbor to : e per Orme •Tay assessed par=
ties. below the scale of the assessment act, was
of .passed. A .claim of'Mrs,. 'McDonald, owner
;it of• '.t the forks farm,"Maitland con., Goderich
township, presented . by T. • Jackson of Clan-.
o :n 'ton;' bet -agent, for$39, for gravel taken,froni
on ;said farin, and far damages to Iand in taking
nd .said gravel for -six successive years past, .was
i ordered to be paid. • The reeve was instructed
n to
baseline; fell and broke her arta last week.
Colds are .the present com plaint Mr
..W,
Mr. W, W (3'. M S dd
Jackson sold twysliorses lest week, .realiz=
fug a very fair price foe thew, Saw -logs: oc s nun per. on . time had a very narrow eaY gest crud who bas be cape• some tune slues, ileac- the N ,
are the: order of the 'day, at ' Walkerburn ; matron of the fun sch o
there is an unprecedented : alk are 1 gs is w owls-Goder-ieh-toio f w having -boa:
tit d to
q y of g & say, recoverrng It thrown from a loud of tvril'
logs delivered. here this winter; the mill our worth ortrze pDopa drstance,o. '
I1ad.a'iivetY M C D feet, lending
Slight break last week.' - s a len heir to fa30 000 and on a ding On the top of.a boa'
• OBITUARY.=Tbe'littwee t fence. where he continued
band of pioneers get Possess;pn of the same ins hellos -vines till
to whom we indebtedare- for the early. prove true the the team. was caught by some yclrolare
tottwinent'othisar - debtwho were passing, otherwise I might have
sarin from township,: fast disap-: to record Serio' '
p g our: midst. • On 'Feb 23rd 1vCIIh �iTEtt us• damage is the. horses
, �: ::. • „ q „i,,,,,, -,.-_ ,• as ;t act shock to the
t.
WIr.crii tspl'
SCHOOL REi'oRT.-The following is the
report of the Wiuthrop Public School for
the month of Feb.. The report is based
on general proficiency, regular attendance
and
good conduct, :and the names are ar-
range in
order eo
f merit.
Senior
Hugh Alexander, Lizzie Kinney, fourth -w
Calder, Mlle Blanchard. Junir fourth-
James-Morrison,
ount -
James Morrison hurth
:ton Job. , Vim. Hanna, John Fula•
andJohn Hanna. Third--Aggie Alex-
er, Tena Forbes,. John 'Craig, Those
Craig. Senior second -Gordon. MCDow:
ell, Sarah Carter, Geo, Montgomery, Ella
Hearn. Jn,aior second David Hearn,
Mary J. Hanna, Ida Morrison, Donald
Fulton. First -Alex. Aitcheson, John :•
.Aitcheson, Andrew Coveulocf'
Lottie
Cook,
RL'poner CLUB. -The reform club had
a very interesting meeting Last Monde
evening. ,After the usual business, ofy
club was transacted, a debate on thfol-
lowing
subject *as commenced :
d Resolved
that the ' mechanic. is of_ more benefit to
socjcty than the statesman;::, After
lengthy, interesting a very
6 and intelligent dfss
Cussfon of.the subject, the decision WAS.
given in fever of the _afiirl:nat'v-e -_..
decided; also, to holdI Itwas
in the Temperance an entertainment
in t he the perance Hall here, on the even -
12th (Friday). The entertain-
inent''to consist of mum, readings; recita-
tions, dialogues, &c. Thoughrtheclub•
has been in ..existence for 3 years, this i,
their first entertainment and they are de-
termined to make it a success. Adm'
10 cents, . Isslan
BRiErs,-=Though the job Of supplying
,theschool ;in No,•• --10; McKillop,
wood was. let at the annual ' ti with
:Mr. W. Hunter, • he fail meeting e
wood, in b.' the failed to•a have jhe,
_ Y.. time specified, and:.the job
was re -let toMr.J
• • c PA .._:e•u, for
$.1,;70„ per'cord short wood. Mr. J. R.
Govenl k' ' been
sick �yiih imam
is 'reported
that
ha `fn, .r. John :atter,
l
$80,000, expects to
mayit;:spring;
ao1JE1IIC,x TOWNSHIL.
Mr. James McDonald sold bis spirit
grey last week, for $140. Jim a'lway
handles the boss horses. •
The gentleman who was seen drivin
down . the cut line such aat-
l.
week
at 11
f 8 Ch
furious urlo
us rate,llad,hfs horse drop dead whe
he reached Clinton, This should. be
lesson to those addicted. to fast driving.
They tell me " II.R." is going to strt
large. henery, He has "purchased a, nurn
her of valuable hens from. the "old borne
stead," 'who is'disposingof his fariin
implements, `preparator to going
Well done, Tom.. Y g g west
Mr. Jervis, 7th con., Goderich township
evidently contenlplates..buildin in
spring, gr the
P � g, judging from the number of saw
logs he has drawn up to his yard, prepara-
tory to' taking them to Clinton to
them sawn into lumber., get
What ma ..�_•_,
n among you shall have one
sheep, and if it full into a pit on the Seth -
bath day, will he not lay hold' on it and'.
Pull it out," and so thought Air.' J. Yeo
last Sunday, when he drove to: Holmes
villa to seek medical aid for a sick cow: '
Mr. P. McDougall and 5. Betties took
a •flying visit' to Blyth, on Saturday.
Which; one •was to help•the other T
nnable:to,say, but as the Dakota boo is
on just now, and the latter mag
seemed gentleman ght
-�'y unsettled,' lately,• he might.
leave had an idea of obtaining a partner
to assist him in the. far -West. _
All Vele .
,will teliouu.to give healthy.
horses as much ,exercise as possible, in
reason, but•'I never yet heard of any one
being advised to. put a_ log on their sleigh,
and drive six milcj out' of their w
obtain thin -object, as ?clr.'.J. ' Bydid
the other 1'orrance'dfd
ler day, I having seen hinT driving
up
th 4bh to the cut line . a "
e sit to,the _Gth„
and'then ;crOvin the 6th .to-Fox�tbwn •ing•:
ed
Pablleitlev. •
•• TUCl E1r,MMITii« r
Scxool':.-The following report,' b
on proficiency, good conduct P d ase. .
tuality shows the st"nding of the puns
g of S.S. Nc,. 4, for the wont pupils
• Fourthh,of February,••-••
class s sr . -Carrie , Ca '
r
r!
e
Johns, n
Geo. eo.
Lay,
I
a
• Coli, Joseph Crich. Fourth >l jr..-. Y
a f Hannah ' Crich, • A class Selena
Crich. Annie Johns, .
'.Third class -Gifford Cric11, Fred"__
Nott, Chas. Layton. Second class -e files-
ley Nott, John Layton, Willie White
BRIEFS. -Mr, . Geo.. Sproat
gaining strength for the lat day been,
hopes are now entertained few days and
Mr. and Mrs. John . of Trowbridge,
his wbr dge,
(tilde, of Trowbr
'have: been; spendinga fewlege,
E. Turner; Mr. Coe useto a with Dol
in. this - vicinity, over twentyschool
Miss • Rebecca Town yearst ago..
Townsend has returned
from a visit to London. The Walker
farm is considered cheap at the price t
was bought for.. Rev.. Mr: Ru err preach-
ed in Turner's. church, last Suuda . ash
annual spring exodus:Y• The
Dakota. has commenced to those
boysa and
airs going and. d ; yet sec boys who
g g have not secured part-
ners, must look sharp, there is no time to
lose; reports state that two youngladies:
s
on, the s'econd'line will their dies:
Dakotaeb ti on rs r way to
efore.long ;.particulars r
P a s later.
i1F,NRILLL'EiR,.
BitiEFS•-our teacher,
It. S. i41'orriah; ..
is again at Iiis post. W. I',robrir t is re-
covering slowly, We hope soon to see. h'
out egain,.;ol►ir,;, Eliio t Ina
clliint •is'st •' ' • .t !wife of our disc-
, owls .iecOvering from• a severe••
illness • A;child of John" Brien has'been
down with scarletiga. Our assessor, 1Verer
TI1og. Giec-fli'f1J, is getting on his trotting
harness; see that. you give. in
and ' de ' i'� a your w en
utforet to hid de the dog• avhed
you -see him; coming; that is if
don't see hlin first find run to men a clog.
'The lectur• • iv t nim." .•
by Rev. c' given I:iist. Ctruraday' evening
y, e . H. 1). Ste'e1e, • tinder the
is 13. -Me M.C.'S. Svennot $1t9j11.
well alt n
d
e
otYilig• to- the storm, on]'y, about'50 sliowe .
up,; those: who failed to
attend lnfsaed a
treat, as the Rev, gentleman handled
subject Harmon andd the'
, (Harmony of Geola • •
!;Y the
Bible) in excellent style; and all Present. ,
Were well entertained: The proprietor of " •.
the lime •works; Thos._' oad .
G ,res' secured f
the necessary. papers; and is ,not
v a, full
fledged auctioneer • th
leis s � , o man who seGureS
services .first may expect to
tall w rk do P l shape: -
all
he, ,as Tom is fu, OOd's
all rim g hapsat
primed loaded, ready to go off at
a moments notice.. Our miller, Mr: R.
•
1'Vatson, sold tlie lease of'the ntiill.and has
I
a
g
stead of going due east'to it,' • •'
iilA���-
' RRiFs1 • -
al its witr
P P h�i� McLean,.
'G'roderich to learn'ne;' 'I
type setting. Mrs W.
•
Av:•
ENrxtislasT.-.Tames •I+1 _
in, is et ell -
another vacane and sleigh,.. as well b
per thee1 owner.:
Y U death of11rs, John Jackson, 1 r. of B! t
of the'13th'conceaai da y b Su ' It- tvih`Le it very.busy+• .-
e on, .at the e . of 66 y last. James Cansad h §e Y. wek around -the
years. Forty years agp-adietleft Scotland,Y a go t boys for the rnexteps 'two weog withothe
and after a• short stayin.'N` Bolan• boy bell ing re 'dt s for,
the
t#�v:Rrunaivfck, died on Sunday moi•nin�* 1•r t ft as 1 belei'e �ih P bong west;,•
she removed to the senors + of Waterloo. era weeks Illness they are 'to be, on a rather
Thirty-six years ago she "top u extensive scale: this ante in fact horses
it p her re
be at .re-'
deuce on: the lot"whereah'eitlas resided to to do farm and cattl,eaEany►vorth. ,vii!
t11 1•i times,
c aineteaif Ise edeat
tont-rilembr3r'of fre Presrytexl
When the present congregation of Ma was h e it i± Y1F r Nxs+l 1 b l
I r• . fir: Aiol)onaId so[cl i •
, ,.. , o ie of life
ere 3mselt a eandrdate f . o i r was ip r 11']1 ' h 11
_ o} tllealext.
1? 5 election and the' ret - C. s
g a eat C,' P. ubtlesa be glad if some- est tear. am! some of the best,. 4l rivers.'"'
R. contractor, thus, favoring the residents one would furnish him with a
of this' locality . with rest i l the neoeasary . rd frost makes good ice, se the bo"s
g d s las of -information to enable • him to'. et on f are sat with 'their skate".. y
'rtes. ie
h our
, ,j• 1 g- midst; we miss Dick's snail-
s a tenses- �:un I11 our yfllsaA laytry y cave ' d a
...-. - -. eek,a-neee - '! .roul_tkt num
stn church._ to Gedeilt'' � aken•-� .ber."ofcars-It„ts-surd-axe-��'b:faee-w-Ilea-,ve-ttrrnrout-•; _ •
Jall.fOr-safe-keaptng • H chartared...-.I..axn.-•afitlld-th fa' w..� rn the•nrorn-rn4::----
, the reali ei
for which eve . QS
have nit heard, and was
.
e tensa
n- . somewhat out
of his mind t' responsible for.some rather first e e b`rf ht eT 1aa burr tt`u I5'fi team of °'
cheerer: was formed she was one of~the deriving g bays Stadol b t
fi ton
nothing is g ht n l h �
g bel ee
g ng short of an enthusiast g from Jas Lon 13
a J lt` '!te
p. or the erection of the • re•• d h ki �3 e other day t '41 .iI 1CIC to h M '
'�eh''`ttso-yenrs�fg'ty`�Ti�=reliie•
tautly sev d h
ret ''members,• that con re at' ' around there lately. w . bou • - J a o 8 ands; t-
a area measure and` over enmi r"..'.
indebted to her and and the e '' , , ,
,s her, and tempexaitce-•.matten,a
tatted c.tt f•b ..other from rhos, (lfnn Goderich
partner in life f b i er. '}¢eoIhas e
earn, of• erode �,'-•�•N•
•- oft ___._0•�tlz �ex:ttsrri ;lie=al . _ _ -> a,
r an -has• - ..�. .
$�IT'e'woufi fiesmidle.'�•-•• -•
for Manitoba this wen
Shane is fast becoming a star sin
ie. in great•demand ; he sang at
e this'aveek and at Londesboro
bad, an invitation from;' Bluevvale•
not attend. Miss Janet McQua
the sick. lis•t•tbis weak,'but we -ho be heir natural self again
-•McKinnon and wife spent part
veek visiting friends in Paisley';
lraanniyersary of their weddiu
H. McTavish. has left: town • to.. j
usband in Detroit.; Mrs, Jas. Wfis
s for Manitoba to join' her husba
eek. Two disappointments are
re-fol---Blyt;h people ,tTif§`wee `Ileo
re to be'..given by Dr.. Campbell is
oned account of the 'doctor'e'ill-
and F. S. Spence, • of Toronto, could
ive_ 1lia-annfni,'ied:;adth ess-on•-aeepent
er b.usiness.
lifoc tusviL .it.
RIFLE.MATaIY,-The rifle match whiich
took' place in.this village an Saturday last
was a' decided success, Some lively shoot
$ng• was "done,' thirteen competitors taking
part:therein, 0f the- si prizes ;awarded,
the first was tots by John Jarvis. - >SOine
who probably -did not put the ball in the
place intended felt' desirous of doing so
and thus arranged for another match co
take. place on the 17th of tits present
mol•#t11(hlarch). The contest,ten single m
this tfine t
be between harried i_:,
tih,,_fer thrlxmurid ut
udo
eloquence • on his canvassing tour,
tried •rte engage the -hall, to deity
lecture but .was 'refused, and was t
away jnstin'time.to insure his -safety
UStber 1Iolisla SHOW, --A monster inass
nleeting•ie called by"between 40 and 50 of
the inhabitants .of_llanchester and'
'rounding country, to. take ,place in: the
hall, at 1 'o'clock p. in., on Saturday,
Marchfth.: The •purpose of the meeting
s-to.try.and-arrange-a grand-u-niarrhorse
shote between- Hallett, Blyth, Colborne
and West Riding, of. Huron Agricultural
Societies. A strong effort is. being made
to Neve •Mr., -John. Mcltlillan address the
meeting, and .as many`of;the officers of
the various societies present as possibl._e.
Should•a union :take place, it is desired
talto•-whatever steps mils b'e neaesoar wte:._that all giving one dollar to' the supe
ofuthe-horse show should .become -11 mellaber
recover the honey paid for gravel and dam : of one of the' several shows; holding the
ages for six years past, from the respective great union. It is 'hoped that all having
tenants who occupied the said farm during an. interest In the welfare of the count ,
the 'said Rix years, - they having been paid .both far and near, and horsemen especial
"thereforenstead of tire` owner, The Treasnr. ly, throughout. the -northern• part of the
des acoouut, as audited, was passed, and fifty- county, will. make it a point to be.resen
copies in sheet form ordered. tb_• bo printed.7-. as it will• payto giye present,
Mr• Hardy's tender -of 165: for building g e re ent • timeghts to
horse r efpr at the present time, ween
bridge on S.R. cote 4, •ryas �accapted, the seek large rices. r .
clerk to prepare agreement and bond:for Same.'P a e being paid for. them:
$6 each was ordered ,to be paid-. the auditors ""'"►'+�+ ,
fir their services.. -Mrs. Walker, indigent,waa , r O•I±'PllIt'S. 11111
granted•$5,.to bo spohtunder direction of -Mr. SCiIoole-A-re ort of
the :Lanham. The reeve, deputy, and clerk, were the pupils of Porter's Hill Schools forg
appointed a committee to revise township by- inonth• of February, . is .subjoined.' Tl
laws; for submission too-oounoil at next meet- report has been determined by the gen
Loning, with' a view to publication. Council ad'- ral excellence, behavior and attendan
rned to meet at l,ondesboro, whoa called of the pupils :-Fourth•class-=-Ediyin Je
0 y'the reeve. • JAS. Ba�rTfrwerrc,Q1erkn vis, Lydia Blair, Minnie Gardn@r. Sen
LUCKNOW or third -Fred Pickard; Maud. Pickard, barn
BR7FFp_hs Spring : - . Alice Lawrason, Junior third --Albert
Jervis; Samuel Elliott, John Cantelon. ti
scone =Fred. Burke; Herbert Cox, John sa
Cox Tart 2nd Lavid•McCartney, Edith St
Cox Part 1 ,Tans Marshall,
Lwdsay.,
BRIEFS. --T. 3I. Elliott left Goderich the
last;Tuesday for Dakota, taking with hied ail
a car Of entire horses, also some very fine the
.geese„ a cage• of 'fantail pigeons,' guinea of
ice) i'i1cj other things; he says he is coni; '" y
ing back tor .it little duck before spring, w a
Martin Knight and S. Johnston have gone tial
into partnershipp; the firm will be known won,
as Johnston & Knight, implement agents, sib,
We are sorry to hear that Mrs, Jas Cox, , and
mother of Mrs, 11. Newton, is yory low laser
with congestion of the Iiyer. ° .ATr. Wm.
Elliott, of the 4th con.;.is carefully aura-
ing a very large felon on hid finger, iIr. Aft
Thomas Cox, of the 6th con., is getting per
the' necessaries on the ground for raisin thea
his barn and stables onto' a.stoneeteundag. tile,
SuocxlNG AccenEw'r . ,A lamentable eineWinesiiden emes oinwthle spring; illi vers, of- -tiom
necrdeiit happened near this place, an Hayfield; has the contract of the Wood -work
Wednesday, by which Mr, Stones West- and Buchanan,Mof'Goderichtownship, fur -
lake Was alntostinstantly killed. II e was niches the material. Mrs, D, W. Eobers
.en gaged in hauling lumber from near is home from Londesboro, where she was
Heusall to Mr, McBeath's when the sleigh visiting her parents,
upset,' throwing him beneath the lumber, yours .peen are cis' Quite a cusum of
part of which supped l; and pinned him that leaves Clintonntsl rtly, The urs o, n
l
to the earth. His -les 'and body cies to soon `tie' no young fnen left y.'Iroun 1lPo Porter's
his breast were covered by 'and,
Iumber, Rill. James 1fudre of the 7tii eon, is
and hie. en fleri;1gii•-rlillst:have been intense.. -getting the-materlxl•0n dit-graniid:=for t
Ji rs-supposed that he Balled for help, but large bricl home. The friends of Jame
n0 one, was near, and his cries were on. Gallagher trill be lileaserl to learn that.he
heard, SVlien found aborit an find, erre. ;u Able , wl._. , again
He
er a
aken
•
Dili con. Goderich town.
']IIIc,- iv]ile•�at•-sv
"-las w eeee k 111 hls barnyard, met with' wr,wi
might haveprotied a serious accident. As
he was going abotlthis work a salt which
was -running et large in the 'yard, came
suddenly against hiiil and knocked ;hiip
down,' he falling oil' his. back .only ' a few
inches from a short sharp.pointed stake.
Happily lie was not hurt 'beyond it leiv
bruises and a sudden shaking up, ...
Bfi;EFS -111r '•Jaree9 Bowden, of.
is throe large elm: logs out of his: bush,
three or four of them having been ivorkin
st_them for it week -or two, and. have been
obliged to give it up, owing to•one of his
valuable Clyde mares becoming lame, '
SIR,-Would:the present tenant on
puted;'territo�ry," :ref the Cana+
lands, 4th con.;. Goderich township,
it in his power to prevent my erectll
shanty to the east of Lim on• said la
and would it, be lawful for m9 to' do.
T shall w•atcli; for your'`next issue
some anxiety, _as o�uldelike to. get
various necessary materiels together w.
the sleighing' lasts. -.Facto, (It depe
altogether` on the • circumstances "of
enancy;: and what fa understood' .by
'disputed territory."
theepastor of the Victoria St. church ex -
principal debt -of $41500. B.Ofbre attempt- e
roe, :annihilated and • Urgently requested the
yith 28th (last Suralay) Prepared ti-igiye a cash. ,
the collection, that wettld coVer.the floating. •
his were confident that., the whole and,per-
., tion was $0$49...anitho.hreriingcollectiOn-=!
•
to Vermont last week, Mr. Geo. Acheson
traVeller named 1• VIa.rshall was fined in all
seventeen, dollare for soliciting orders in
, the 'collar & shirt line, in connection with • '
a ondon hrm, contrary to, by-law„ S,
the Yates, license
an tOtVir with circulars intimating that he is,
insPeCtor, is 'flooding the,,
be of the Scats Act. The new offieeresof the .,
as, Salvatien Army are well liked. Rev. G,
ye Seiton, D.p,, is expected in town again
in just before sailing for England ; he will "
eo. probably preach on Sunday? April 40,
et_ arid lecture the two following evenings.-
ja A praiso service was held in Victoria St.
eon, intends putting ep an additi
his house this sunimeie; some orre
etter•look °la for Will, as he is not ta
ifled With. It is reported that Mr. J.
utler, bf the 16th core., will -soon lea
timbale of the'13th con, .intendo Ore
g a new house and addition to b
io
ce th
PitEsEtsmio'i7.-,--A very largo and ple
et surprise party, conneetion wi
towniihrp, -on-the 26th of Pobrhar
occasion being the celebratiort ofthe
ver iedding, and presented them *it
following address and several piec
ion of-yeurlegj for end unsellisit devotion to tit
er. That ittoii may long. be dpit:red 'to satin rthe
the <shun tO Which you are po warmly attache
r 'sincere' prayer.
er partaking of a most bountiful hit
and enjoying vocal and'itietetinintitti
r limes gratified with the kind recep
liven them by the host and hoetess
Methodist rainiater of this place, drove to
Varna, where Mr. Smith, resides, and made
him the present of a handsome purse Of
rniiney. and Mrs. Smith handsome piece
of silverware. The log,8 are still.eeneine
Cerswell's lecture oil "Laughter" iis Dix-
on's hall err Thursday night, promisee ao
be it SUCC2:11,) 1.11 Mr; Carewelt highly
t 0 osing side to treat their competitors
to a grattiliong• supper. Old men .aine
directly for the mark
BRIEFS. -L-A. daughter of Mr. S.Walters,
whirs, playing with a reeighberai child, was
G. 11. Cobbledick, of the Dungannon eir-
cult, prea.ches in the Methodist. church
here, next Sabbath evening. Rev. L.
of Toronto, officiated here last &dee
bath, both morning and evening. M
Win. Stanley has been laid up int ajew
days, but having procured medical
promPtly, he is nefet convalescent. J. L.
Oeurlice, Our post inaster, and Q. T. tick-
et agent, placed his order for 'a white
bronze monument to be erected at Clinton
'cemetery, in "ineinory of bid daughter,
ment held bee° last Monday etrening, un-
der the eupervision Of Phillips, watf
ment of the Ifethidist church Was filled
beyond ite seating capacity, and a hand-
some sum realized for the benefit of the
Sabbath School, Many of the pictures
exhibited on canvass were the best of the
kind we ever 841V, Several d
ati largo EIS life, while sped/Ilene of
but regret that Mr, Phillips wa's-qinable,
greatest satisfaction *mild illrVO" F36011
held at Walkerton, oti April 19th, -before
Judge Rose, Mr, 0.G. Martin has beg
liberated oft bail; lie arrived home from'
Guelph last week, Mie_D,-.Feeeetaneerates-
to Mr..H. Matheson, teacher, Ashfiejd.-*
Mr. Thompson, blacksmith, 'has bought
the old Methodist churah, which le in -
'Contend to his parliamentary du-
ties as 016 repreientative VVest 'Bruce.
.Messrs. Belt. & -Durbin left this otation
last week with tvvo young heavy dthught
stallions for Kandas, Mro, Geo, Turk,
wife of our estOemed pastor, has been sert-
onsly ill, but we are glad to heat that she
is reoveting. Mr. A. w.7nengoagh, the
cartoonist, will deliver a ,leatuisit under
the auspices of the publie 801401 literary'
socleey at en early (late.
eh church last Sabbath evening; .the choir
was aSeisted by four instruments frora the.
a_ town band, anti by Mr. Haatop, bass sing-
th er df the Presbyterian church choke there ‘`'
chtireh on Tuesday; it WR8 a.bitterly cold
ably received noon their arrival, and were
et. greeted by 31 large house. At a courega-
°I; Montt' meeting in the North street ethos
dist thurcb on Wednesday evening it,wito
decided in view of Conference being held
d, there in June next, to re -shingle' the roof
Ohl palomino tile .interior, at a °Oat of
about $400, ,A fashionable wedding WAS
eelebrated in St. George'soburch On Wed-
' "nesday , morning by Rev. W. Johnston,
; this contracting partio being Miss- Pritties
and Mr, IVIinthorne commereial traveller.
Annivereary services' Ofethe North street
cher& next Sabbath ; sermons by R6f,
BurnS, of leamilton, The stthject of the
leeturo- to be given in the Methodist
on Saturday evening by Rev.' Mr. Iludis,
is "Populer errors regarding the bible ;"
collection. - Mr, MeGilliYrity took the ser-
vices in Knox caurch lase Sabbath eVening
during the Absence of Rev. Mr. Celvert,
•
john A, l'ostineeter of Scattered,
l'a,rettainelav ehaiged with stealing,
the inagiatrefe soot the anee up tor hearing
at the next Assio.o. Idy was liberated
on hail.