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GODERICH, ONT., 1, HAY, DEC. 16, 1881,
AN0 GENERA
INTEL ink :vy (7140
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r MoGILLICI'DDY AMiOS. Peaaiea*w"
111.50 A YEAH. 1.N Al) VANLt.
New edvertlseseewls.
For Sale (I. W. Echlin.
Index -T. Milburn & Co.
Liver l'ad Holman Pad Co.
Jost Received -D. Ferguson.
Wanted to 'tent E. Duwniug.
Fresh $tocke-James
Maim Xerox
National fills T. Milburn d Co.
!leiter ('amt Estray W. 4'. Durst.
TeaeherjWanted W. 1.. Ferguson.
To Contractors -John Washington.
Illustrated Floral Guide James Vick.
Condensed Fire Kindlers-James Heale.
The Best Remedy Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.
Kagyard's Yellow Oil T. Milburn it Co.
Camsdfas P__UM Railway C Drinkwaser.
Ssachers 'Wanted:
FrZACHZR WANTED -FOR U. aD 8.
epee A1kMlJ feelabl leer fltN. Ap p13
toR.T ffarxxe,8.asdTtlSeo tun
NEWS ABOUT HOMD1
•'A chlel•s among ye, take' notes,
Ale tsitb he'll prent it."
1813. TOWN TOPICA
11 SSISTANT TEAC'IER WANTED,
te. in S. S. No. 2, Colborne., (Benmiller.)
Male or female, having third °lass certificate.
-tpply to NICIIOLAel MORKI4H. (.oderich. P. O.
1116-31.
f IEACHERS WANTED. -WANTED,
two teachers, holding 2nd elute certifi-
cates. for the Uoderlch Public Schools salary
105 and $ 50. Applications will be received
until Dec. 19. 1881. Address WILLIAM MIT-
cUZLL Secretary. Goderich. 1816-21.
Dat strQ.
frEACHER WANTED, -AS ASSIST -
1L ant teacher at S. S. No. 1. Colborne town-
ship, for six moat hs dating from the New Year.
NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN- Applications with teutmonlale will be re-
V.L. TNT. Ornceandreeldence, West Street re-
ceived by the undersigned up to Jaturday,
richhdoor's below Bank of Montreal, (lode- Dec. 17th. 1881. W. L. ieuorsos, secy. School
Board. Carlow P.O.
1811.
r! DWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR- She People's Itolumn.
L OE0 1. Hate with Trotter & Caesar, the
leading Dentists of Torunu..l All operations --- - --
neatly and oarefntlyyypcertoru.ed. Rooms, Bea- rt10 CONTRACTORS-TzeDaga WILL
ver Block, CLIN fON, terletticnte from a 1 be ,.oce1 'ed u to Tweed• , the 10th day
istance wIll please make appointment in ad- of Januar , 1882. Pur 11 a erection u! a tame
. apse by nta[l 181'_ d welling mile. Plana and specification can
be .wen at the residence of the proprietor after
Stra> ea Animals. Dec, !ith. JOHN WASHiNGTON, Lot No.
Si. 3ra Cuu., welt LVawanosh.Auburn P.O,
■ 181741
HEIFETt CAME ESTRAY. -CAME
on the premises of subscriber • dark red
heifer with small horns. The owner is re-
quested to prove property. pay charges and
take 1t away. W. l'. Deltas% lot ofMaitland
oon., Colborne. 181741.
STRAYED HEIFERINT()
-CAME
the enclosure of the subscriber about 1st
September last lot 9, con. 10, Ashfield, a red
and wnite Heifer, 2 years old, The owner Is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her away, Gru. UaMP igia. Belfast 1'
O. 1416.
STRAY EWES. -CAME ON THE
premises of the subscriber, lot 8. con, 3,
W. 1).. Colborne, about the 18th of November.
two ewes marked with red paint. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay expenses
and take thecal away. THuMws AsHTON, Ben -
miller. 1816-4t•
( IAML ON THE PREMISES OF
Iter premises of the subscriber, lot 1, con.
lie W. D. rp. of Colborne, about the 13th Nov..
1881. • yearling heifer. red, with white mark
on face. The owner will please prove pro-
perty. pay expenses, and take the animal away.
W. S. CLARK. 1816.
r;TRAYED -STRAYED INTI) THE
C_ premises of the subscriber. Lot 4. Lake
Range, I'uwnshlp of Ashfield, about the mid -
Ile of Au;us:• • red heifer colt with spotted
fp ace. pT:te owner is requested to prove pro -
ort Fly charges and take it away. J$1AM1 8
AME ON THE PREMISES OF THE
Nee Subecrtber, east half 1ot 3, con. 4. Ashfield,
about the beginning of September. a grey hei-
fer coming 3 years o14. The owner is request-
ed to prose property. per expenses, and take
away. ROUT. 1)OUGLASS, Dungannon
P. O. 1815-4t
('IAMEON THE PREMISES OF TH E
lJ Subscriber, Let 11. Lake Shore (toad. Ash-
deld, about the 1st of July. a red steer. rising
two rears old. The °Amer 41 r••uested ,u
prove property, {,ay expensta and take the
animal away. T11.t . O'NEIL, Kingsbridge
1'. 0. 181141
!'LAME ESTRAY, - :LS:►li F THE
k i middle of Nov.. a horse, a steer and •
heifer. Ttie ate:r and heifer are red and
White: the boric is black. The owner,i, '4s re-
located to prove property 'pay charges and
ake them away. les. Parisi?, part of Block
C, Colborne township. 1814-4t.
ock, or J. C. Cama, auctioneer.
For the largest assortment of fency and or-
namental Christmas and New fears cakes,
and holiday confectionery of the choicest var-
ieties, go to the Kingston street bakery. Mrs' 8th and 9th, 1882.
J. L. Sturdy.
It you want • first class uhoto, an album or Messrs. T. & J. Story have' purchased
a cabinet tr•nie of the latent design, E. L. the shop nee occupied by them from
Johnson's is the place to get it. Geo. B. Rob- Mr. Jeremiah Flynn, of Ashfield. Bus -
son.
Late with Hunter ' Co., Toronto, Ir the y
manager. -sines must surely be booming with the
If you want a first-class cooking stove, ca* young carriageniskera
and see O. N. Davis' variety. Also American
and Canadian oil for family use. Having as A team belonging to Mr. Elslie of Ben -
experienced workman,any house work will be
dune in the moat satisfactory manner.
Mrs. C. A Mounten•y has gone to
Brighton on a month's visit muting her
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith celebrated
their tin wedding lest week, and receiv-
ed a considerable number of presents.
S. S. CosviiNTIoN.-The Huron Coun-
ty S. S. Convention will be held in God-
erich on Wednesday and Thursday, Feb.
Saunders. the variety store man. jpaa opened
a new show room upstairs, for the holiday dis-
play, and invites all who wish to purchase fine
Date at low. prioer. to inspect the stook. At-
tentive clerks, and no trouble to show goods
Ladies should call early. See adiet,
Xmas Preeenta-You can select goods of all
kinds, at all prices, in all patterns for alleges,
tastes and positions. from the very large. var-
ied and splendid stock of goods at Butlers.
The stack was bought for cask. imported di-
rect and will be sold out at people's own pri-
ces, Sec Butler's before you buy presents.
December dust this year.
Whooping cough is preva:ent in town.
Miss Kathleen Lixars, of Stratford, is
visiting friends in town.
By a runaway on Monday, Belcher's
bread waggon lu.,t a wheel.
Mr. Butler has secured the services of
Miss Alice Ferguson as clerk in his book-
store.
Mr. W. J. C. Naftel intends to open
out a drug store in the Albion Block
next month.
miller when returning home on
Thursday afternoon, became unmanage-
able, owing to a train passing. Mrs.
Elslie and sun were in the vehicle at the
time, and were thrown out and injured.
A Mr. McCann, from Dorchester, has
been here endeavoring to make arrange-
ments to purchase the site of the old
mill from Mr, Hilliard, and purposes
erecting a woolen mill. We understand
that another person has been enquiring
after the property. The water power is
excellent,
Mr. Harry Smith, who recently cane
back from K'innipeg, where he has estab-
,V ANTED To RENT. - A COM- dished a business, purposes returning
lortable dwelling, containing about six thither shortly, with that end in view he
or seven rM,llle, convenient to the egtare. intends to dispose of his Goderich buei-
Possession required about the middle of
April next. •Apply to E. D owNls°. 1817-11. nese. Should he be in a position to dis-
pose of it en Noe he will do so, but in
the meantime he is holding a clearing
sale for a couple of weeks. .'Mr. Smith
is well thought of in Goderich, and his
loss in the business circle of our town
A town butcher was tined by the May-
will be felt.
seeor on Thursday for violating the market M. Eleanor Georgen gave readings in
by-law in buying his beef. the Temperance Hall on Monday even -
Miss Platt Left on the early train 1 mg, under the auspices of the Mechanics'
Institute. "How he Saved St. Mich-
aele" was grandly given, and "Evening
at the Farm" brought out tha talented
artiste a powers of voice. She is a cap-
ital reader, but the hall and its effects
wt:re much against her. Even the Jer-
sey Lily would wilt if she made her
O S ' AT LEEBURN.- will open un Friday evening in the
ten the low and dingily lighted plat-
Colboroe, for miler from Goderireh, c•,contaie rooms. ate luting u the teacher. form of the Temperance Hall.
ing mascots. 90ot which are cleared and un- Mr, M. Nicholson, the well-known I ELwmoN of Orvii'Ea.. -At the regu-
dera'fowl state of cultivation. R is well [enc- deutiat, who is a lover of g.w.d horses, lar montKly meeting of L. O. L. No.152,
ed ami underdrained ming • tw 1w Ilf
FOR SALE. -A DARK BAY MARE
with black mane and tail, 4 years old.
about 14 hands high. a good driver and war-
ranted to drive single or double, gentle. and
easily managed is for sale at a reaeouable
price. Apply to h. W. Ei JILIN• teacher, No,6.
S. S. Colborne. 1817 -ft
Real Estate.
141OR SALE CHEAP. -THAT VERY
desirable brick house, on East St., with
one eighth of an acre of land. The houeo con-
tains 5 bed room., parlour. dining room.
kitchen, woodshed and all necessary conveni-
ences. Nu reasonable offer will be named.
EDWAKD SHAKMAN. 1815
yesterday morning to attend the Mason's
annual ball at Palmerston.
Mr. Janes Whitely has returned from
'the Toronto School of Medicine, to
spend his vacation at home.
The Mechanics Institute drawing class
FARM FOR A.Lh h
11 Lot N . 3, lake Shorn Paawi
lionises. a barn, an on•bard, stbles, workshop 1 has purchased a two ye it old Hanthle-
driv'ing shed. r and other outbuildings. For tonian stallion from Mr.' W..4. Harris, of
particulars apply on the premises, or to IIOIt Colborne.
ACE HORTON. Milburn 1'. U. Sept. 15. -41
In couse luenco of the ahs'•ne.t of Rev.
Mr. Francis, who is attending anniversary
services in Nissouri, there will be no ser-
vice in the M. E. church in the morning
of Sabbath 1,8th inst. Rev. Dr. U rewill
occupy the pulpit in the evening.
FOR SALE. -LOT 9, LAKE SHORE
T'p..of Colborne. containing 111 scree. 30
ens cleared. balance exoeUent timber. .-toil
a good clay loam. As this property adjoins
the Point Farm It is 1n (consequence, most
elhtibl eltuatcd. Fur particulars apply to J.
J. l' t,
M 1st 1881. 177641.
ROUSE•
•
AND LOTSALE-AT
FOR ALE AT
Dungannon, 12 miles from Goderich,
consisting tit j of an &ere of land, well fenced;
a frame house',•* good well and pump am also
on the .premises. The lot has been well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars can
be triol trine Mr. J. M. Rosnutre, Merchant,
Dungannon, or R. E. liRowN, Nile P. 0.
1767-tf.
HOUSE; AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
71. onrner of Victoria and East ',trete. in
the town of Godorich, for sale cheap, or will be
3:changed for farm property. For particulars
pph to Jas. SHAILL, Architect, office Crabb'e
'*TRAYED-STRAYED INT() THE
7 premises of the subscriber, Lot No. 12 ` IgPP.1RDT0\ -- FARM FOR
IO, Ikke Range. • 'so rel Ashfleld, on the 1.7 sale 60 setae. 50 mere cleared and well
tats Fast.. • sorrel horse. 'rhe owner Will
Please csll, ppsa expo 'set and take the animal
.way. JAMES DALTON. 1814 -lit
%1TRAYED-STRAYED INT') THE
J premises of the subscriber. Lot 4, Con.
ownship of Colboepe, on the 13th Inst.. • reel
ee
nal white heifer. 3 years old. The owner 44
equested to prove property. p•7 eh and
'eke the animal away. PATRICK A-
G115H.
trTRAY1CD ANtMALS4-SEND $1
LJ 40ToxMoe 4Ltoadvertise anifeels stray -
nig nnyoutremises. snit avoid prosecution
for Illegally detaining animals. Adi:set Tiic
ONAL, Goderich, Ont.
Loans art insurance.
XI
ONEY. PRIVATE FUNDS TO
see lend en e•sy terms In sums to suit bor•
rowers. Muss. IltcD ALLAN.
oederich, Nov. 17th 1831. 1813-Im.
*500,000 T() LOAN. - APPLY TO
' CAMEI:ON, HOLT & CAMERON, Dede-
rick.
e-
ricb.
I&75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES
TATE. Terms favorable. Apply torr' L
(i
iJOYLli, oderlcb. _- -
$60,000 PRIVATE Fi i NDS TO LEND
'W on good Farm or fleet -clam Town Property
at 8 per oast. ADslr to K. RADCLIFFE. 1751
X`r ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
tv L amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 61 per
cent. Private funds. Apply W SaAO KR and
MoirroN, (lodericb.
fenced. Brick Cottage tem, mono cellar full
six of house. A large creek runs through
the lot, no wade land on the crook, A very
fine orchard surrounds unalt the home. (flood barn
and other hnildinhs. Terms very easy. Apply
to K. T. H Avs gs, 101 1d •,ace Shore [toad. Col-
borne
o -borne Township. or to GARROW &'. Ih4OCP
sews. 1768
LwARMt FIR SALE. BEING LOT 9,
L' ens. 13, (Colborne, about seven miles from
Goderich. comprising 59 &errs, 50 eioared. A
frame house, and • new frame barn .4en'l5 and
a stable and other outbuildings are on the
premises. A young orchart. good pump, etc.
on th" farm. The farm Ass • road on two
sides of H- Four acres of fall wheat are sown.
Instant only 1 milo from • post office. For
particulars apply to Wm. SHtst.ne. Sltepai rd -
ton P. O. L,,.
MONEY TO LEND. - A LARGE
Y1 •roast of Private. Funds for investment
at 'owe* rates on first -Ames A pply
to GA ROW t PRO U TOOTS
D
IOAKS FREE OF CHARGE. -
eel )ttentey to lend at Mweet rem'. free Of
any eonm or clam.•!- rtkAGkK A. MORTON,
.werrlte Colborne lintel.
eer177f.
(lsolluw► 1
see"fHEPI'ARDTON.-STORE, WiTH
IJ Poet Office, for sale or to rent, with ! acre
i nd. Stock all fresh and good . Will *ellen eery
easy terms, having other business W attend
to. For (nether joartienbirs appiy R. T.
HAvnxa. Also 100 acres of land, West half of Mr. Peter Rnberts'.n, G. T. At. brake- boots instead to relieve themselves from
',bard,, Frame House, ands stable Fifty acres ro
Lot 5 on the 3rd con., E. D. Ashneld. ('reel Or. I man, had a narrow escape from a hell poi 'toil liability upon )Doper held by the
!'eared and well fan
fanned. Apply to lannow 1 result. On Friday last at Soafnrth. He Merchants Bonk. Sown after the Co.
!t Pa0VDVOOT. 1761. was coepline two C. S. R. can (which became) insolvent and operations ceased.
hate Inn,for platfernn than the O. T. R. A hill was fyled to enforce payment n
and his left shoulder was caught, towing the debentures, and a decree orad*
off about six incites of skin, and hnctur- against the corporation. This war air
ing the collar bone. He is able to be pealo.i, but the saute result followed, the
around again. corporation had to pay the hill *mu int,
The officers of the High Schon' biter- with interest anal east of snit. They
cry Society elected last Friday evening h'i mMohntuly nothing for their em -
are sa follows' President. Mr. J. as • I,hn Ntrnthort, who left thin
Elliott; rat cion president, Mr. F. him- bion n few the ago for the far
Donald: 2nd vice presuinnt. Mies Staff: sethwest, in a letter. dated the latter part of
secretary, Mr. A. Y. Sheppard; sec. of November, gives en! some .'f his meter -
cont.. Mule Williams, treasurer. Mr. A iemcee in th.t far off region. (10 nests
D. Dickson: editor. Miss M. start: that the Yellowstone Valley was a "met -
librarian, Mr. W. Trainer; committee,
plebs
Misses M. Cameron, K. Macara and M. ice hese early in the usenet. 6i•
Is ter as a h-iden aerials a, 11Iis-
wnttei River, near Hismarr, -stint
32,1100,000. +There aro oboe( :101) weR'-
n, m emplt.yed. The name at night Rre-
seatsthe appearance of t tidy, owing
to its many lights. The teuperane
sentiment is festered hy the e:npb.yera
About thm 24th of November, in the
• PER ('ENr. -THE CANADA
3 banded Credit Cewpany is prelsn'd to
lend money" on gond Farm security. at six per
• rot. Full partle,ilan riven upon •p' *[tori 1 T1P..a. SHANNON & HAMILTON, flare reported mooing make the total .4
ta Hl UH H.tMiLtON. t 1.. argent, ( iia' •Fit 1 PAys(emaa, Oargeoos. aateachers. Re. life deetmyed nine hundred And seren-
Ot11ce la 1)r. Shannnn'r Peoldator. bias the teen. Tho means r'f extev niwhine firee%
Jail, tiorierich. O. C. 4HalaxOw, 1, C.BaWIL• t1 n,.t appear to hays been sufficient.
roe y- ► y ._ - while the pp*mswgem were n.'thint more or
A WIT 110660 aHway Mr•• lee*than death traps. Yesterday the
tw-'tgnircd litrd were honed, end t•. day
A well-informed railway man 'd De- the last o3eecn will be performed for
trait, wlledmg to the repelled transfer then whn aeehevnwd beyMld rsaet+gtuttion
of the C. V'. R to the el, W. R., said he The lessen taught by this fire should not
conleln t imagine what use the Brent lie thrown nwwv. There is at Inlet one
VYeetern • r (fraud Trunk rreviw would puelic hall in (;.aerich, the exit from
have for the Credit Valley lino etcept to which M on defective that in the event of
t1}, ,r t;t' •••iia nal sell them for ('1d a fire beneath it, if there was a large sun
Iron He wee 001 inelinad to teeke.r the .lienee nt'.lt.'i..:!or% would bare to rn11t
report •- Aesth
on Monday evening last, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year -Bro. H. Hale, W. M; Bro. R.
Gordon, D. M; Bro. Adam M. Todd,
Chaplain; Bro. J. B. Edward, Seey; Bro
y
H. Rose, D. C: Senior Committee -man,
Bre. 0. 11. Smith; Ccimmittee, Bros. J.
Your:, J. Gibson, R. Clarke. and J.
Craigie; Auditors, Bros J. B. Edward,J.
George McDonald, late of Goderich, Youteg and R. Gordon.
wan tined 350 in the District Court, De- CAPE%--Gnderieh Cadets of Temper-
troit, tin Friday, for smuggling a pair of race, section No. 09, elected the follow -
pants across from Windsor. He wore ing officers for the euauiug quarter, vie:
them under his old pair, which caused eR. Hale, W. P; T. Hide, Y. W. A; G.
his lees to give him away. -[London Moore, W. A; A. Humber, V. A; Fred.
Free Press. Crabb, Secy; G. McNair, Asst. -Secy;
It is now underseeel flet in cense- Robert Ce Todd, Financial Secy; Frank
quence of Christmua Day arae New Ciahb, Treasurer; P. McCallum, Guide;
roar's Day falling upon Sundays, aAttic- I B JL Juhnstun, Usher; J. Nowell, I.W;
lunation will be issued by Hu Honor H. Rides, 0. W; W. J. Hale, Chaplain.
the Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario, dee This society intend holding an entertain -
daring the • succeeding Mondays to be 1 mont in about two weeks, of which due
public holidays. notice will be given.
The Clinton Nev. Era "aye -Messrs. Jrras.ea•-The exercise of a Jubilee
F. W. Johnston, S. Platt, W. Campbell.. ,«_' h ted andai oin n DublinDon °Sunbeto day, Nov.
and R. McLean, all members of the Jesuit7hfathers from Guelph conducted
wo
Goderich Conservative Association, and the ion. The Rev. Guelph
Jones,
toRJackson, of EgN their way
were in Plante, O'Shem-of Seeforth, and Wetter"
[lest' convention
*1 ON their way . attend of Goderich, were present. Three lec-
a 6,,,Tat Ni,. - . m. tures were delivered daily by Fathers
lee -
6,,, ent writes:-Onrites::. - A farmarota cMr. Plante and Jones. lli;ll Mass was cele-
respundent the of Mr.
Geo. Bodle, Castleton, on the 22d of
September, a steam thresher belonging
to A. L. Bodle, threshed 1,378 bushels
of wheat in 10 ho. . s. Can any of your by the Rev. Father Jones
Huron threshers beat that l I The experience of most Canadian
Knox Church 8. S. quarterly review tow -ns in the way of bonus -giving has
will be held in the main body of the been anything but happy, but that of
church on Sunday afternnnn. The re- .Elora is about the most unfortunate we
viewers will use large and handsomely have heard of. Afewycarsagothe village
colored lithographs. and the exercises
will he interesting to young and old. issued 310,000 of debentures to encourage
the Elora Carpet Cu. to purchase new
Parents and friends et the school aro
looms and put the factory in good run -
particularly invite& nine order, but the directors used the
bated every morning and benedictions
in the evening. The Jubilee was
brought to a close on Sunday evening by
an able lecture' on ''Transnbetant intion '
Mas. Youmsx's Lamaze. -A leetare COUNTY COURT SITTINGS.
on Thursday of last week in the North
SL Methodist Church, was well attended
and was duly appreciated by the large
audience. The address was given to
Airs. Yountan'a best vein, and time and His Honor I. F. Toms, tisq., peast.liag.
attain elicited applause from the listeners. FIasT DAT.
When she expressed the hope that she
Tuesday,. Dec. 13tH 1881.
hoped the da was not far distant when 'rhe Court opened at 12. o'ot' ik noon
a Governor-General in vesting a pro- by Proclamation.hibition rection of the Dominion would The following is thelist of
not consider it in keeping with hi' dig-
nity to carry In a ear -laud of liquors to TOR e ox.tN0 VR1:
bund, "Hear, hear," laughter and loud James Aikens, M. Campbeit, John
g Campbell, Hugh Dunlop, T. W. Deice,
applause thelecture
greeted the sentiment. of At the James 1)at•idson, 'hiller Edeatds, Sam -
John tb1ions, Thom Lacey,
tendered to the lady lecturer, an en- W. Little, James Malough, Joseph Mor-
dorsatien of her views was given by the rte W. Mitchell. Chas. McGuire.. John
chairman, Rev. Dr. Williams, a num-
ber of siguatures were then added to the Newton, Wm. Phipps, Wnt. gouty,
total abstinence pledge, and the swum- Newton,
Troy. John Waller.
ful tweeting closed- M1lr. T. R. W.Dealer was cheapen 'tire-..
RrsoL(TItiN Or Cott DOLases.-At the 'man,
[meeting of the High School Literary So- After the (.rand Jury• had been duly
ciety on Friday evening last, the follow- iuipsnmilled, His 13rinoradd Lysed then.,
ing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Moved by R. Miller, seconded' by Mr.
Duncan, that the Society, having learned
with the deepest regret, of the death of
one of its members, Miss Maggie McKay,
',reales ee Use gamin Tae timed Jury --
The rseesdteseed - List or nears t r
sate et Faints Tried.
and congratulated them on the lightness
of the duties which would devolve upon
them. Reference was also made to the
question of the abolition of. the jury
'paten'. Some judges were in favor of
desires to express its strong conviction retaining the system. tithors were for
of the very great loos it has sustained by its 'evasive'. His Honor's own opinion
the sudden removal of one who had been *aa with the latter, as he did,aot believe
such an active and willing worker in pro- that the benefits ivatified the expense.
moting its interests, and whose many at- However, that was a question which the
tractive qualities had made her such a future would have to decide..
general favorite; and respectfully to as- The following is the list oicsses•before
sure her sorrowing relatives that the the Court:
members of the Society feel the warmest DrygNDE1, resee,--'with jury.)
sympathy with them in their bereave- McDougal et el vs. G. T. R. Co.
ment, and will join with them in cherish- ' Dunbar va Billings:
ing her memory. That a copy of the DxrsNuaD Leure-;with..ut jury.)
preceeding resolution be sent to the Bank of Commerce vs Morrison et cam'.
relatives of the late Miss. McKay, and hank of Coismerce vs T .ffrey et al.
also to thu Gown papers. letuk of Commerce vs Tse Fey et o'.
A GBNIBDU4 OFFga,-The London t'D1FINULD II.i4?s.
Altertiaer'says: Our readers were inform- Russ vs. Walker.
ed a short time ago of the arrival . of a Count adjourned d at 1 p. m. until 10 a.
young woman with a baby in her arms .its. to -morrow.
at the G. W. R. station, from Goderich, SCI3014`11 Dar:
in a destitute condition. 0. W. R. Con
stable Logan, with his customary bene-
volence, took her in charge, and secured
her admission to the City Hospital, where
she now lies seriously ill'fmm the effects Miss va Walker --Action orprumisory
of her exposure. Thu other day Mr. rspte. Verdict for phi f it $62.45. Inn -
Logan received aletter front a wealthy rmediateexecnticm granted. blalcomson
farmer in Souris, Man., who had read I et Wade for phi', Deft not represen'
ted.
McDougall el. al. Vs. G. T. R. Co.--
Aetien for not ca:at apples
according
to contract. tud;tesntfedeft. narrow
Wednesday. Dec. 14
Court opened at 10 i. ra., pursuant t..
adjournment,. and the following issues
were proceeded with: "
the case in the IVeekly Advertiser, offer-
ing a home for the young woman and
her child, as a domestic iu his family, at
a salary of $125 per year, and expressing
a hope and desire that in that naw- and Holmstend for telt;: Cameron, Holt
country she 'will reenin a p..sitit'n in se Cameron fur deft.
society. He is a member 4.1 the Metho- _ THtnu Dal'. -
dist Church, has a wife and four child- Thursday, Dec. 10.
red, and gives references as to his social ('curt opened at 10a. m. pursuaut to
adjournment.
The (trend Juts}- hreught in the fel
lowing
iliCalreT4IENT.
e scat.
.1../ HUTCHISON, DUNGANNON,
Oat. 1812
R. McDONAGH, 1[.D., PHYSIC.
. IAN.8t'RU1l)N, fee., Oradaste of Tar-
anto University. 1.Icentinte of the Coyer Col-
tete o( ++4-437(9. Leedon, England, lee., a:e.,
]f C. P. !s•. cheerio. (Mice and residence
Opposite Halley's Hotel. Hamilton street .od-
OWL fain
AirR Me -LEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
0301l, Coroner. &e. Office and restdenoe
bee5eai0Rat. secoed door sweet of Victoria
M11es6. 1751. Seegmnller
G. MACKiD, IiL D. PHYaf The tirelemma
in the Vienna theatre cma
e
Burg on and Ao,,rhei. 4trwdn3t'' to have been mucin more disastrous t..
etj6eUn)ver0ty. OfiMenpp'isite C•m.r• human life than was at first th'ooght.
NO 3 (Frnerons Mask. f.ucknow. If not in
airs. enquire as the 115.4.. 17x-1- bar dead
e d'veneered n rema ruinswhile
standing. It is probable that the young
woman will accept the offEs
THE $AL* O• J ARKE'T Fila --In or-
der to put municipal authorities upon
their guard with (respect to a provision
of the Municipal Aunendmout Act of
1881, relating to the sale .'1 market few.s
for the coming year, their attention is
called to 44 *Tice cap. 24, sec. 374, which
enacts that "no taunicip.►lity shall make
any sale, assignment, or lease of its mar-
ket fees fore period later too the Jin!
day of April, MR:, unless and until
hereafter empowered so to do by this
We the Grand Jury in attendance at
the Dec:mber rattiness of the Court of
(i eneral Sessions of the Pease for the
C:ouuty of 1!ureo, having new complo.-
ted our labors, hes.( leave to, present an
follows -
Wir
have to thank your H.worfor your
clear and Simple instruction , as to our
duty it dealing with the matters before
U3, and tri. Crown Attoey for his
Legislature' We believe w L
• are ri •bt 1 preneeneas ix. putting the evidence Le-
in saying that this provision was made fore ilia.
by the Legislature of Ontario with a In this lamp! and prosperous County,
special view to dealing during the corn- - with a very consicicreele and ever-in-
ine session with tnarket foes geacrally creasing town and t:illage population,
and that it wan insetted in the Aut in we think it is a sitting subject for stn-
order to prevent any sale being effected gratulation that so few serious crines
which might have for its object the de- occur, ant Chet in court after court, this
particular court forming no exception,
the crimierd calendar iss'o light.
We halo not thought it necessary to
cnasidcr to any extent the question now
se frequently pronounce(1 upon hy grand
been advertised in some !,acts of the juries en to the neccwity for their Den .
Province. -[Globe. ' existence. Wo scarcely think grand fu-
ing-EST or KIN WA,Nran. -Tho follow- nes themselves tbn proper personae°
is an extract from a letter recently 1 declare whether their usefulness is not
received by Mayor Horton from Mr. A.
Wiincko, postmaster at Kpam,w Lakes
Township of Morrison, Muskoka: "On
$(1 00f) PRiV•.ATF. FI NDS T1) LEND
on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
t,'rnwf tgnsev Onol,t+se,l. nn l'e.nrnirwl00
h•reeAN'w('onveyan ins rape rea.w.ttahle. ,
♦. R. N* rowers pan obtain money in oneda, 1
.4 title is eat.sfaetor). VP". )N R J4)14 .
`'TOY. barristers,. 4toderkh..----_1731_
R. aD4'LI FFE. FiRS, MAANNE.
A. Life and AM'.tarst lnawrapee Agee!'
tteprv.rntdng firs rla..•u.,,,opasses. Ahinsgrnt
her the 1'Altana Live ',TOO( i.(){'ong^s ('n_
Money to lend en More,: yr^..11het in Tows or
ttrrp
Pr. -moiety. to ear •ant• mint the btwvew
Odle--t•tastalrs; : *, Mock Dederick
1751
edetl1 1-
1751
lest of the operation of anticipated 1044s-
Iation upon this question. Municipal
clerks and othere who are interested
will do well to make a note. of the fact,
Ail we observe that the sale of fees has
at an awl. Vi ei may perhaps Le pardoned
for simply reeking this reference to the
subject, that, in 6o far as we art con -
the 30th of November a man was found "cornett, we have not no far sena any stag -
the
sleet nn his own lot, kille,l by 115• the Re'Ainn of iroprote •1 machinery to take
limb of a tree he was felling. T was the plat. .'f tit. ..id; and until this is
1
Milled, and have men and heard every- d-'nr, it appears fr l,e. wisdow 6. retain
thing connected with the at air, taken vrt4tt we 1"1".•affidavits, eta The neighbor% formed a Ve aitn'1 the
remmitt.e, and buried him .decently •.n faro.' it lean :'a'l
the 2,1 of December. lie left A int.etai 'ruA9rc.uar '1 9i•, e n
100 scree of land behind hien, r' wort► metal's•
cleared, fenced, Cts, and in gaol order-[ A11 tit s'fiieh
a new!y-hown log -'louse, nearly finiabeol, W'
and some 40 bushels of you tees. in pita, T I.' \\
The man's mune was Tom aletemal,l.
said t.. have been h an near Dublin. in
irelau t, age &bet 00 years, rine a smell=
man. Ile was al.wn here, ami mention- I Mork.'ig rnM 9we4,
it 1 that he 'nail n hn.t!oer in "r •pear
(In,lerich,Jnhn Mel)nnala by nam'•, who 7•" ' I1.t. .e la 11'--.. ....s•r
hill died and Is(t one roe weal twat Da** firs, - Hnw m 1r that ' r Market
dstw;htecs The 107) Iso lr •o'dorso • nr+, CI• rk dew .nae 1. with Chan: each l' •ad
1 hutanl, and r s cwtpenSsr y [rale. 'J a ''at tits[ he rte'+1-saes, ao thy[ ppnt -
Thole are the only relet ivoa of t:.e de- !eh',)" es" any h•.w [Ouch vetch. iwnd
.nand W.estd t,%r(
1in41y trsise me in minimise ! As one interested, 1Mil Ur os
Kaolin' thr'n "wt ' TM•r• s tin drift! the emend, to see at once t» this. Pratte
against the int. II't%eiwld was a rood, • 7,,,,t3,......hite7:111shhi.• g'w4ness kn ws, and ft
steals worker, and kind hearted. His 1 foa'ner mantotsconipelkilfew 1, . ,enhol•l .letn' the!iances 0f 1 eirttt swin-
peoenn 'J the einem' The lot Is worth- 41" twPl'imit•h'1 wrs.d tendnrs, tie'
afternoon, a team Dame along and dump t„mrthmt. env *inn. or even $l*" i -sir are inch peniile. Whit! (01
ed a tent nn the ice. and opened mut w Mwrov lle,rt'on w1lI )p•• viral H• lease s> earth is arse of :eke• Cleelt the!* far, if
".amp!„ room," or n salon as it is call• infortuti..n . t.. !tri-1),.tul.i s ►rlMivsa l nfet t" prlormr t La by giving tis th,s henofit
owl in C•a*,lm That nigh' the rimes herrn ee pinpie? miaaore,nettt ! I Aeras that nl
ware ant, and the owner was 1..1.1 that th last Otnme•il nrvetia[ the cbeirnian of
he meat leave 14.r sari "No," and The ,lpwth is maroon"p "i in ►eoit ,,,, t' • M4rI.t i'mtnma ,r was r(trinwald to
. ..•..' m{el hem( t 'stead tt Mit, nntil the' }liday of ('bwrl.'m to ilkie, r.'(4'n1tr,tly entity the Market clink t, atviunre pm
engineer and nun or tw , other Alcatellicetev dyer' s petty at. l v. -ark the cmnhnts with chalk
same alone. ami pointing to the tenet
..n ties eel. Has 1 r• .lone his duty 1
gavethn wee' to the men todotheirdnty. Thn mini of 81,(41) 'Ia.ntgea has ;nit Burn'} tee l'1ti'k know* lees- to mower)
About fifty of the:n ateppe'1 op to the 'teen awardorl by s VI attars[ e,ogee f . a we...) ' if net. why w he nibbled t,
ten', and rnsh'%'1 it ar the premiers. isms who ennght t•"id whilsrsling i'. an • i tr -st 1174 Itnatler will Ins attended to '
Tho therro•.meter Lel gene down to 13' e•n.grsnt .'ar, when, es he elaineel, lie,' Fors eply 1 i her C' sisi eiherwllls it
and 20". and the winds were eatttng 3t was entitl41 by his ticket to s sen) %ill he der t. Witte et tie comtf1R eine,
thn time of wetting tern ear, tern by the -.i*t4a, eve- RAllfArfik
ga.,l carefully, and
well•L-ept. Number
5ve males and two
reipectfulli submit
l - 1-1 et., 1' rowan.
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