The Huron Signal, 1881-12-16, Page 8it
AY. DEC. 16. 1881.
* DOORS
ES BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Interior
STAIRS, HANDR ,
NEWELS and RALUBTZR$
A Spesialtyy. Bead for Price
Luta SHIP/GLIB,
LATH & LIMB
Estimates on
FR4tion. 11tr'A
1 OI$ SWARTH,
Goderich.
211111111216
Our sick committee have three cases
os. hand.
Mr. W. Green and wife, of Cesdeton,
Dakota, are the gusts of Mr. &. Al-
len.
42 Mumma. —In this time, we are in-
formed, Mr. deo. McKee and Class Al-
len killed and dressed a beeve last Mon-
day.
Jos MATwnnD.
Hayfield.
Some of the ratepayers are waking ex-
tras to the hall tower, by adding a door,
door, and windows. Dr. Stanbury is
furnishing stained ;;law fur thu wiudows
at his own expense.
The following are the officers for L. O
L No. 24, for 1882. W. W. Connor,
W. M.; John Pollock, D. M.; Geo.
Castel, Sea, W. J. Stinson, Treas;
Michael Wella, 1st com.; Thos. Johnston
2nd coin., Jas. Huston, 3rd cow., Jae.
McDonald, 4th com., Jas. Sturgeon, 5th
com., B. Higgons, D. of C. The Lodge
is in the best standing it ever was, hav-
ing 5 of an increase since Dec. 1880.
Lodge night 1st 'Monday in every month.
4N!
TIRO ss. Lwaaaw—The trustees d
the wheel in Section No. 4, Oreg, have
chosen Miss Janet Hislop, of Morris, to
he their teacher for the ensuing year.
Fan Sow.—Mr. Hugh McKee has
diyvesd of Ins farm on Abe 4th comes -
shot of atA►, alnt 1f0 ages, 1fo
;'lira YoLna n. Howiok, ,u
Colborne.
Hour, AGAIN. —Mr. R. D. 3rorris, of
Garbraid, has returned after a long visit
to the Queen city. Mr. Lyman Morris,
of Manitoba, is also visiting his parents.
PastonAt.—The Rev. J. A. Taraholl
tit at ppsehl trititills among his ,
and u a w4Ioome visitor wherever he
• ser owirro Soma. — Qn Friday
evening last the membsse of the Lesburn
lodge tendered two old members, (use of
whom has just returned home, and the
other is visiting here) • a complimentary
social supper, which wan served to the
audience by the piste!, ably waisted by
Messrs Aborn and Horton. After the
pod things had been disposed of, Bro.
Linklater was called to the chair, and a
good programme was gone through
with. Several songs by the chairman
were well reoeieed. A tioutch song by
Bro. Alex. Cuwnu c:wsed much laughter,
and a duett by the sisters McManuus
was well received The inc.•rrigible Jue,
amidst roars of laughter, related the ex-
perience of a sleepy sun of temperance
who had to be plied with cakes to Lep
him awake on the homeward journey
from the Beniuiller meeting. Joe's
ample pockets doubtless, accounted for
tho strange and rapid disappearance of
some of the delicacies at the meeting in
question. Mr. James Linklatoer played
some select airs on the violin during the
evening: One of the guests, in a pleas-
ing address, thanked the Lodge for its
warm welcome, and referred to the past
of the Lodge, and the working of the
cause whore he resided.
W r.' TEs. Come. a.
A lad named H. Hogan got caught by
the utu8ler in the re-ehlieg shaft of a
' ... :.1 in try-
ing to save t.... .. , .. se one of his
arms.
t, The annual public examination of the
pupilc ot S. 8 No, 2, will be held on
Friday 23rd inst., commencing at 9 a. m.
Parents of Section and all interested are
invited to be in attendance.
3odsrich Township.
RrroxxxD Home.—Mr. M. R. Elliott,
of the 8th con., haw returned from the
Toronto Schooi of Medicine, for the
Christmas holidays. Mr. Alex. McDon-
ald, formerly of Porter's HilL better
known as "big Alex" has returned from
Dakota, looking as if that territory
agreed with him, as alae Mr. R. Hanley
of the same place.
DEATH. --We exceedingly regret hav-
ing to record the death of Mise Cuurtice,
Only daughter of Mr. L J. Courtice, of
the Tth non. which sad event occurred
on Friday last. Deceased was a young
lady of estimable qualities, and her very
pleasant social disposition had made for
her a large number of friends, more par-
ticularly among the voting people of the
township. and she will be very greatly
missed by her former :associates. Her
remains were interred in Clinton cem-
etery, un Monday.
HYMENEAL.—Yesterday (Wednesday)
one of those interesting affairs called a
weddini , canoe off at the residence' of
Mr. John Rudd, of the Maitland eon.
The groom and bride were Mr. P. .1.
Evans, son of Mr. H. 11, Evans, of the
Huron Road, and Miss Alicia Rudd; the
ceremony being preformed by 'Rev. Mr.
Edwards, and a largo number •f guests
were present to witness the affair. The
groomsmen were .'llcssrs. I'. S. Arm-
strong and W. E. Evans, and the brides-
maids Mise •Jeunio Rudd and Miss Arm mon,
.t
Aroma After amost sumptuous dinner
had been partaken' • f, the happy c.,uj,le Mr. \1 -in. MrArthnr. is nnthorizr.' to rr-
left en their wedding tourCt'irt' subscriptions for Tum thawstiIBNAL
. .The brute and , i.e receipts therefor.
From our own Correspondent.
SaoOTINO MAThH.—On the 26th of
December a larve number of s;eesis and
turkeys wilbbe shut fur with either rifles
air abet guns, at the option of the sports
man, at Smiley's Hotel, Dunga'num,
begiuning at tun o'clock a. in. •
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
Clinton.
PROTIUM CHANOIL—Mr. Geo. Ful-
ton, of Mt Cleinens, Mich.. has traded
the property owned by him on the Bay
field Road, near this place to Mr. W.
W. Farron, fur property in Manitoba.
MASONIC. --At the regular meeting
of Clinton Lodge, A. F. & A. M., No.
84, G. R. C., last Friday; the allowing
officers were elect_ : for the ensuing
year. W. M.. Msewhirter; S. W., Jas.
Young; J. W., W. Foster; S3cy., T L
Fortune; Treas., T. Cooper; Tyler, Jas.
Re,rs.
/'Iahlihre myth, tlloatte.s of tmr.
FOURTH DAY.
Friday, Dec. 9t11, 1881.
The Council utert pursuant to adjourn.,
meat. The Warden in the chair. All
the members were present.
The minutes of esterday were read
and approved.
A um ulpee of ac tri were present-
ed.
A pet was rebooted from John
IC ruse.
A communication was , read from Mr.
Moved by Mr. McMillan, aeooaded by
Mr. Groin, fust all currespoodenos re-
specting the non -fulfillment of their con-
tract by the Hamilton Iron Bridge Co.,
be laid before this Council Carried.
Correspondence, contract, etc., iu re-
ferenos to the Maitland Bridge was read
and referred to the Road and Bridge
committee.
The report of the Finance commit-
tee was read and adopted.
Moved by Mr. Rogers, seconded by
Mr. Weir, that this Council adjourn to
meet at 3 p. m. Carried.
4 o'clock p. m.
The Council resumed, the Warden in
the chair.
Report of the Equalization committee
was read and adopted.
Report of the School and .printing
Committee was read.
Moved by Mr. Wilson, seconded by
Mr. Hogarth, that the report of the
School and Printing Committee be
amended by allowing Mr. Miller to find
a legally qualified substitute during thii
winter, subject to the approval of the
Minister of Education. Lost en a divis-
ion by a majority of two. The report
was then adopted.
A communication was read from Mr.
Sheppard, road and bridge commission-
er, resigning his petition. as he is about
leaving for the North-West.
314.ved by Mr. Hays, seconded by Mr.
Clegg, that Mr. Sheppard's resignation
be accepted, and that John Mason, Esq.,
Dept' -Reeve of Hullett, be -appointed
road commissioner is his place. Car-
rie'!.
A ct.auuuuiwtion was read' from D.
McGillicuddy, claiming damages for in-
jury to his buggy when crofting Man-
chester bridge. The claim was grant-
•
for Co
$11.86;
Wing
Homes, $$1110.113; 13; W. Les, oosl,
.1111•091Reoerd, printing Ill;
Tilibiniprint1. $1:
Sear, ttitnagg, 50; Jun Story; sup-
plies, .8f; D. Gordon, repairs to
vault. $ 50; D. K. Strsubaa, gaolPp
lies, 5; Clinton New Era, $106. 7;
tklsrry a,k, repairing bridge, $8.
James ' 11, retairiug approwh to
Turners ridge, $2.50; Ow,. Tedford,
opening Is at Clinton, $6; J. Cuaning-
kam,,stn tools, 18; Robert Grieve,
ego in M Killupps, $3; Tea
NAL, printing, $725' Was.
norm iisaioner, $42; Paul
to bridge, Crt -
ed.
Report et Gaol and Court House•com-
i attee was read and adopted
Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr.
Castle, that this Council do now adjourn,
e. meet t,,merr:,w morning at eight
Hoists AOAIN,—Capt. Sheppard re- u'cb. C.' t"arried.
turned from Manitoba un Saturday
morning last. He did .not succeed in FIFTH DA 1
leasing the hotel property situated in' Satnrtday. Dec 10.
Pnrtsge La Prairie as reported. He, The Council met puresant to adjourn -
however, intends returning in the spring 11emt. The Warden is the chair. All
for the purpose of going into business he councillors were present.
DONATION To TRACARRR.—The Educe- The minutes of feat meeting were read
tional Department, by order of the Min- end approved.
ister of Education, has sent a gift to the Report of Road and Bridge committee
North Huron Teachers' Association, was read
eighty-one volumes of books, comprising Moved by Mr. , Currie, seconded by
a number of standard works, education- Mr. Taylor, that a law be to
al reports, science primers, etc. This is close the Bridge at Wingham known as
a valuable addition to the teachers' lib- Grahaau's bridge. Camel.
rary, which, so far, is. located here, an- The report as amended was again sub -
der the care of the Secretary, Mr. Tay- mit'ed to the Council and adopted.
lor. - Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by
A LIBZasL Orrsa.—On Saturday. Last Mr. Castle, that the Clerk be instructed
Mrs. Younans, on her way from Hui- to correspond with the manager of the
mesville to Wingham, was compelled to Waterloo House of Refuge, with the
lie over here for several hours. Not view of obtaining admittance into the
caring to leave the station she made her- institute of an orphan boy, by the name
eelf as comfortable as she could for the of Bartley, of the township of Stanley,
time being, a certain hotel keeper in who, is indigent and Maine. Carried.
town, hearing where she was, kindly Moved by Mr. Castle, seconded by
offered her the hospitalities of his house Mr. Elliott, that the thanks of this coon
free of all charge, which was respectful- oil he given to the proprietors of the
ly declined. He then offered her the Goderich newspapers fur their kindness
free use of his dining -room guaranteed in supplying us with their valuable
her an audience, and would give her 810 papers during the year. Carried.
if she would go and deliver a temperance ly-law N. 9, .1881, ecntirming By-
addrese. This was also declined.—[New lar No. 16 of the township of Colborne
Era.
rtfpairing
Hutton S
Sh
Lo ,
diton
approach
Leonard S
Crediton r
retake n
Ryan, bei
and NoGil
den, dem:
county bri
Grey, $8;
lock-up, 8
Court Hou
house, stab
sen, station
ton, $2.05;
pump fu C
Herd, repel
bridge, $1;
Kennedy, lit
$26.50; Chas
iu Ashfield,
tendance un
paid $150: ns Mitchell, spikes for
Help's bridge, $9.20; Johu Kruse. care-
taker Blyth hick -up. $20; Howick En-
tetaiei.:e. advrr$sine, 11; Goderich Nene,
advertising, 16.00; A. Gibson, road
commissioner, 1.837.50; John Ainley,
20; ingham 4drtnce, advertising; $1;
John Sands, paring Maitland bridge,
$1; H. Dodd lumber • for Maitland.
Bridge, $323.04 balance claimed —$270
paid 00 account; Chas Girvin; road and
bridge oomtnissibner, $80.50, L Hardy,
attending meeting Road and Bridge emir
missiouers, $5; Chas Girvin, visit to
Hamilton re Maitland Bridge, $15; John
Kruse, boarding insane woman, $91.55;
R. Hutch, removing refuse at Manches-
ter Bridge, $3; Wm. Young, assisting
Road and Bridge commissioner, $5.60;
A. McGuire, clearing dirt from Wing -
ham bridge. $1.25; Miller &'McQuar-
rie, repairs to court House, $13; James
Imrie, stationery, $2.90; John Koine.
two visits bs Hamilton re Maitland
bridge, $19; C. M. Dunlop, caretaker
Seaforth lock-ut., $20; E. Tindall. re-
pairing Bluevsle bridge and Morrisbank
bridge $13.75; Christian Baylor, repair-
ing bridge at. Hewitt and Wallace
boundary, 83; Copp, Clarke & Co.,
Registers for Registrar and Treasurer,
$143; T. J. Mourbou.e, stitionery for
Treasurer, $6.50; Alexander Wallace,
repairing clock, $1.50; T. English, air. -
taker Brussels lock-up,$20; G. K. Mc-
Leod, County Bridge repairs, $30.85; H.
S. Stanley, material and work on county
bridges, $9.50; L Hardy, Road and
bridge commissioner, 350.70; Brussel
Post, edvertising, 81; Abray & Edwards,
repairs to bridge at Kirkton, $21.50; J.
McIntyre, drag for river -bed, $5.65; J.
Saunders, eiu.l and Court House repairs,
$_'t R. W. McKenzie. material for questing the council to relieve him of i J . TIUNEEIL. Ooderich, Ont. 1751.
bridges, $17.91; Bayfield illage leek -up,
approprietioi, $200; 1Vhite .f- Sons, —
ng
$4.88; R. Rivett, repairing
bridge near Devon, $3.75; two townships, we recommend that the
nley, oounty bridge repairs, County Couucil take action on the mat-
, $2; J. Huainan, bridge ter, and determine the amount that each
Devon, $9 37; Patrick township shall expound en gravel road
e repair between Stephen
vray, $31.54; Jeremiah Be -
sustained in crossing a
between Howiok and
n Gill, caretaker Exeter
; John Walker, repairs to
and gaol, $7; T. J. Mo or -
Pry, $2.66; W. H. Situp-
• ter Model School, Clin-
eller +t Martin, repairing
urt House, $3,50; Thomas
ng approach to Bayfield
G. Bell, $1L76; D. B.
ry for road commissioner,
ton, inspecting bridge
A. Sands, work and at -
bridge, $201.99 claimed -
mend that the peper ho 4ltd for filen
referent*.
Oa M. Garsuw's opinion en boundary
Mu bridges, we recommend that the
paper be filed, and that a by-law be
passe($ by the Council clueiutt Graham's
rb $edge, situated on the Maitland.. now
forming the boundary line of the muni-
cipalities of Wingharu and the township
of Turnberry.
That the report of Mr. Girvia, road
cuuuuissiuner be adopted, and that the
repairs recowmended Le tarried out.
On the petition of the inhabitants of
Morris and East Wawanolh, respecting
the gravel read leading from Blyth to
Winghau, the boundary between the
now in dispute between Murris and
East Wawattaah. travelled in 24 hours 720. Snow dur-
That there rt of Mr. Haply, road ries during the day.
10th—Wind at 10 p. w. S. W., clou-
dy, frost, Nomber of mile. wind trav-
elled in 24 hours 1f 1. Snow flurries
during the day.
aid
11th—Wive at 10 p. tai. 8. E.,.oslosidy,
frost, fresh. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hour. 453.
12th— Wind at 101 m.'South, light.
oioudy. Number of wiles wind travel-
led 24 hourif 600. Amount of rainfall
1.5 cubic' inches.
13th --Wind at 10 p. m. South, fresh,
cloudy. Number o4 miles wind travel-
led in 34 hours 540. A woeut of rain-
fall 6.6 cubic inches.
G. N. MACDONALD, Obaorver.
Goderich, Dec. 14th, 1881.
said winter work, we recommend that
Mr. Miller's request be not panted, as
we oonsider the wiuter s vests of the
most importance to the school in the
rural municipalities, as that is the season
when the older pupils attend.
' -
W. CL1tuu, Chairman.
SkieewI.stea1 Revers.
Report of the weather fur the week
ending Dee. 13th, 1881.
Dec. 7th—Wind at 10 p. nl. North-
west, frost, cloudy, stroug gale. No.
of miles wind travelled in 24 hours 1200.
Amount of snowfall 2 inches.
8th—Wiled at 10 p, iu. S. W., mode-
rate gate, clear, trust. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 733.
9th— W isid et 10 p. m. N. W., cloudy,
fresh, frust. Number of miles wind
crnnmisuoner be adopted, and that the
intprovemeutsbucarned out as suggested.
That the report ut Mr. Sheppard be
adopted, and that the s esttuu be
acted up,n, and that 41r. Mason procure
a plea ,.f a- bridge across the Hayfield
river, opposite the 4th earn., of Stanley,
and lay it before the Council at the Jan-
uary meeting.
That the report of Mr. Gibson, road
commissioner, be adopted, and that any
improvements un the Howick sod Car-
rick boundary, useeoery to insure safety
to the travelling public, be made, oouttty
of Bruce bearing half the expenditure.
On the tion of Mr. Graham, respect-
ing the :+ridge on the and non. of Stan-
ley, we reco.outend that the reeves of
Goderici, sail Manley townships attend
t.. the work ::r ,•:see, and send iu the ac-
count when oho work is done.
()n the 'lepers and correspondence in
re the bleitle.t,i in•.3ge, we recommend
that they be tiled. :usA than the Warden
through the county solicitor ascertain
what is the contracts• -.s intention with
respect to the fulfill',.•: t of his contract,
to be laid before the-e:eaten' at the meet-
ing in January; awl that the road com-
missioners act upon Mr Garrow's advice
with respect to going to Hamilton to see
the iron tested.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JoHN McMittaar, Chairman.
was the recipient sit' a• untidier of very
costly and handsome pres, nts, showing
the high esteem in which ate is held by
her at uaintaaaces. New Eta.
Soaforth.
L'ua aces, is very dull, owing to the al-
ined
l-
i vest -impassable condition of the roads.
.,.-,
C, t.t. -The salt -works baro nil
1.:aut down, owing to tine scarcity- of
Hey. Jeffrey Hill M. .1. ;cave .an
interesting lecture under the auspices
of the Mechanic's Instituto. • It was well
attended. '
41•-ai• eta'. Thele will in all pruha
i•ility la much excitement over the ulec-
: ion .f t!t.. municipal officers fur the
tewushie of McKillop. The:e is a
., i'
-.in_•.., , uuacmph►ted in every ward.
D:. '.r.iul .ck has a Lurqu number of
nen t ::;..:ed in clearing up the swamp
near Winthrop. When the work is fin-
ished the aspect of the place will be
toucl, ia:y.r.,ve1.
Y. M. L. C. -Steps are being taken
to organize a Young Men's Liberal Con-
servative Association here, but the work
is not ttai sing much ground, as there is
rather much oppestion to work against.
3Ir. 1;r r.;e lVl,iteiy' has sold the well
known trotting mare, "Gipsy Lass,"
formerly owned by Mr. Thomas Hall, of
Brns.e's, to an Anoericen horse buyer
for Fl50.
Lt.•rt-s1:. --}.' n r 1 F 1.' ,nu..r lectured
jn Cardne's Hall •.n `f„nday evening
last, t . a fair awdienta. His denuncia-
tion of the Catholic C!i ir•h was .ome-
• fhin4 ..f the same natete ea that given
hone a year a,6 by lbs ex-Muuk 1Vid-
elo.wa. suet imp. s'.,rs should n 4 be
tolerated. •
Mastro' 4. ---The Maoit•d,1 fever has
re+► hvol rleaforth. it 1s sprea.lirtg fast
airing the sitissns, many ars for enwi-
;'rst.iag immediately. The an.rieo..4 thea
nw'1'•'sm f•,rtnnes *vi,rn'il*ted b” eae.,er
residents act as pewerfsl and Alining in.
the the liras et December there were
297 members of thr Necfuank's' inati4wtP
as against ;17 at the tante time hot
year, and it is expected that at the end
of the present fi,oinci.J year the Irani -
CHRISTMAS TRAIL—The Dungannon
rpublic school examination will ho held
,.>
on 'Chnretlay the .,..rad day of December.
after which the children propose holding
an entertainment, consisting of di.tlogues
recitations and singing, and last of ,all,
hut by no means least, the distributing
of presents from the Christmas tree.
There aro expected several rev. gentle-
men to be present, vel we have no
doubt will haves word to say.
PRAY$R-MRRTINO. —There is a meet-
ing now, called the Union Prayer meet-
ing, held every Friday evening at 7
o'clock. The place of the next will be
Mr. Disher's. It is so called because the
Methodist and Presbyterians are sainted
in the work of it. The pastors of the
above named sects take the work of this
meeting alternately, using their own
method of cuncuctang it. We have no
doubt that this will cultivate a more
friend) feeling between the people of
the village of Dungannon.
Rummer'. -- The Rev. R. Leitch
preached a verypractical sermon to the
Sabbath ech,sat children last Sabbath.
Mere were about 100 children present
besides a great number uf adults, which
t..gether filled the choreh com, ihtely,
The sermon was about "Giant. The
giants baisg in this ave "Ill -temper,"
"Selfishness." "Disobedience," "infidel-
ity," ie. Mr. Leitch maintained the
onaaver•ing attention of tM children un-
til the end. We think Mr. Leitch must
have had rine experieaoe in keeping
ehildrens' attention. ARMY the service
the children were presented with a book,
am,rdieg to the waw whisk. they had
dose in On naiad during the past term
.,( 7 .wtrwths. The Rot pries was award-
• 1 to Emma Paanby who committed
over three thoneand mess to
Ind to Cbaelutie Wirgiws; 3rd Maggie
Sardis.
REPORT OP Re1CALIZATIoN e,OYMITrxx.
On the communication from the coun-
cil of the county of Kent upon the dog
tax, we recommend that the communi-
cation be filed, ai we are of opinion that
the act u it now stands a sufficient for
the purpose, if it were properly admin-
istered by the municipalities. Respect-
fully submitted. -
ALsx. L 0 assort, Chairman.
REPORT OF at'HOOL AND PRINTING MR-
MITTSR.
Oh the memorial from the county of
Peel respecting Lipper Canada College,
we recommend that the Warleif and
Clerk join in the memorial respecting
Upper Canada College with the County
of Peel.
On the conomunioation from J. R.
Miller, P. S. L, stating that on account
'of 'weak eyes he is unable to du the work
of visiting in the winter season, and re -
The Grits and Tories played u game
of curling at Wingham on Saturday, and
the latter were defeated by five shute.
Legal.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
1t1.YTICJt8, Attorne Suliuitun, ere.
Ooderlcb. .1. T. burrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751
T L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D.
Attorney. Solicitor in Chastely. &c..
Goderich. Ont. 1751.
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I 8-
TERS, kis.. Ra, Goderich rad W
C. Seeger. Jr.. Ooderich. J. A. Mortes, WI -
haat. 1751.
MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
S. Smooches. O!!aF-Coen** of WA
eft Srseev
and Market $$quare, over Osmate Acbaeoa'a.
Goderich. 1761.
CAMPION, ATTORNEY ,-AT-
AA.
A T-
14. LAW. Solicitor in Chancery coiner -
mincer. &c. Omoe over Sheppard's itsotagore.
Uadertoh. Ont. Any amount of mono to
loan at lowest rates of interest. 175-y.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
V Barristers. Solicitors In Chancery, Re..
Goderich and ` ingta*m. M. C. Cameron. 6I.
CM: P. Holt. 0, C`ameron, Goderich. W.
5.
t$ $5 to $20 per day se home. Ramble
1 oath $I one.. Addnes
STINSON & Co.. Portland. Maine
Auctioneering.—
C. CURRIE,THE PEOPLE'S AUC-
for sal': of road allowance, was read and I'
Byplay No. 10, 1881, licensing hawkers! passed.
PFoach to the old brfdge, era) h:s cat--
ryiug to telilplut'.en said odor. O
and ped.11ersowaa read and paused. On the petition of Jo,Ln liiusc, your
By-law No. 11, 1891, appointing a o'ui.itteo recommended that the full
road commissioner, was renal and passed. of illant nut.
oe
Muted by Mr. Gibson, seconded byaniuunt of taco cats e 1
Ar. Castle, that this Council have learned respondent. and the personal expenses of
with regret of the death, after .a long
ill- John Kruse, amounting to 820, be paid,
Hess, rat "r. L. qlemnum, of thet•ran- and that a by-law be' introcuced amend-
rn a ship air -law No. 8, I°80. •
respected lof ou citwrberho ofs tineifor niunuI i :s and .411 o1 which is le Tactfully suoniitted. jasseJa
that wta '!tio!tty tTmttatl:l>c a i;h his U. D. 1t tr.:iGN, Ch:urrran.
willow and family in their bereavement, REPJRT or Gin/. Asp Cort:? Not -SE eels•
and that the Clerk ha inatructcd to 5!,TrsE
transmit an ea!•res•-i t, .f fli• our. -vin- Your c it.nuittcctree,a c tt.:."rt as
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pathy to the ,mih l-.irrie''• follows: That they F-ive visited and.
Moved by Mrtlib .u, : „n•l<•i be care.ul!y inspected the gaol, and found
!lir. Young, that this (..u:r tl ilc now ad- it clean and web kept. There are at
juurn. Carried. present four prisoners confined --three
--L males and t•ae female—two males as
nepert=. vagrants, 3n$ 67teocummitted fur want of
e stir: i MAN( a Ci Nife 177R1t ,SCretica to keep the poser; the female
The following accounts and matters was also committed os• a vagrant. Wei
paring been referred to eonrmittee; are reet.mmend that the deft and chaian
recommend us. follows :— proesnre .n oil tank fur tn! toss of rmthe
John-Maley's account, asking that gaol. That the sum of $10 las granted
this Council allow him $0(1(1 on account the c tretaker for extra services in clean -
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84.00. ` •
Un J R. ymen'a.v.r:ewp as.tenco frith The Subscriber
regard to payment for inslrec:its:; Chanty (V ✓]
Model School, we ream metal that the
Inspectors be pail fur inspecting the
Model Schools at Clinton .cud (i„derich
at the sante rate as they are paid for
making half -yearly- s $sits to a Public 4 M R. M OO R E H O U SE
School according te, amunled regulatioua j ® il `
approved by the Lieutenant -Governor in ! .
Council, 33th Sept. 1879. ,..
Ou the .correspondence approach to.
old Ilaytield bridge which this Council . W
agreed to transfer to H. \V. C. Meyer,
your committee recommend that the THE SAME AT A VERY ,_p•
offer uf H. W. C. Meyer be accepted,1
'and that $u0 be paid the reeve nE Pay -
By -lay
O G neat R e d u ct i o n
titled for :1f r. Meier, in v.ew of the ap-
es
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Has purchase.' the entire Mock in Trade of
:1t a very low rate in the Dollar, and
=Prepared to Offer
of work dont , :t c,•ntr/et of building ingCourtHouse. atP. That the the etre of repairingn aikn
cording
t.rid sc. leovine a nt,ofbalance, so- for bythe Clerk of the Peace be fur -
d
cooling f , natu) pi s statement, ie $700. Mahe,' under the supervision ot the clerk
fur -
From I idgeaommis nersade by elle Road mid chairman. That the petition of R.
and Bridge commissioners it nppears the
payment of the huhu ..f 9:.1 e. „vie Gibbons fee opine secoa.aedatiowi be
leave a balance of ontiy $100 to Midi the granted- That the tender .1 D. Fergu-
the contract. Hence your committee sun, te_ pant "Cr'or tt a Tear 1882,
recommend that only $300 be paid lir. '"" -1"'"17""m• jlMjntithe tender wood Angus
be
Hyslop un account of said centimes, and delivered at the gaol in pursuance oat ad -
that all material now on the ,roup', iv vPttiseft•nt,at$1 s9petairdi•atpted.
to be used only for the con.4ruetioa of,hhaa tM raw viae Coyrt
this Council.
said bridge, and is now •t!ie property of Howse he regi and the (mai in the
The treasurer liming eubmittaf to Court Boers be mended. All of which
your committee, mortgage (I) $4,800 ow isreePseefsalweslowtsresvw, dhair.aan
250 acres: (2, 41.100 en 7., acres: (3)
$2,200 on 1011 re -re,: $2.000 on 100 msrotar . .r vas Ru*o av tata.t row
acres; (L, 81,800 on I lei acres: (t. $1,:.+1t1 warm • '
on 100 acres: and (7.) $'.1,72I) on 114 We have examined the mottoes Paid
-• rmountinc t•• OI3,820. t'eethtr with hides -set" and report as k41 ws:
Mr. .1. T. Carroa •e certificate* .•f the That 140 Warden's address be pub -
titles of each lot upon which inane bare linked
been made, we find that each of the Masa Oa the County 14cdiciter•s advice in
have been made in accordant* with the refugees. t•, the non-1s*llsaent aces.
Statute. tract by the Hamilton int: Bridge Co.,
On .1. iin,th;nlin /.1 s torrcwpta►denee, to not proteciisn* w.N the work of
we recommend that the thanks of this h,rihlina the Maitland Bridge according
Council be tendered Mr. Brotherhood t0rtnt, we approto (,1 the come
for the interest he hes taken in direct- purm
l Iib the Watdest'. committee and
ing the Attention of this Council to the rood c ,inmisaiom.rs ie .-htaining legal
dangerous condition of the Mortised advice thereon, and reio,nmend that the
advice M Ipp rir nted is the minutes.
Ra
(Rn the ter to ldie Jamie/inn, is rr
Maitland Lridve c„ntAeL. we approve of
the letter sent to 1 Jambes*, dated
t elt* 'sill Lave a •.. -•i .. ••f revenue owe? J has been out llregemitly sines his pros- That the following accounts 1* paid . November 4th, 351. setting forth cer-
'epdtt„,.e ash, i I,u ems atb(a* oration, and Ids neighbors acv Neat he Thos Sttml , cae4Mker of lock-up! tain didkulties in tM way (.f promoting
rpdj►;►.l>e A:etor La the lwstitto or Itsbhs non,' ohs "P'10,1.1 (4+1401,4`fi 1190 Rated g- Mooed lifida with t.1'. ,Pork chi; lawn end earo--,
- I bridgs, ami thereby possibly prevewtisg
lir. .1(s. Rytwal, M. i'. for Smith a serious accident, and that he be grant-
ll.•otwnrth, is reenvering his aoowstom- tad the spm of 81f, as remuneration for
ed strength after his recent illness. He his services rendered to this Conned.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Ile would also intimate that he has. arranged for a
Z9u11 .A.ssort ers.t
t•F .1LI, • THE LEADING -
NOVELTIES
SUITAULE FOR
CHRISTI/LA PRESENTS !
Which are expected to arrive in good title for the
Holiday Trade!
Many lines are exclusively confined 10 myself—fox the thereon
at least. Having had fourteen years experience in the boniness,
both in the Old Country and Canada, I arts therefore thoroughly
acquainted with
Bast Markats to Proiure Goods
Lowest Prices!
And will give my patrons the advantage of ray knowledge and
experiment..
Prig Uaaraiiteed Lour Thu Blseihere
IN THE COUNTY.
TERMS CASH
JAMES IMRIE,
SUCCESSOR TO
T. J. Moorehouse
Goderich, Oct 19, 1881
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