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WHOLE NU idliER Iva
GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1882.
MCOILLICUDDY BROP. Prswaaw
81.50 A VICAR IN ADVANCE.
New Adveettaesrat..
Leser Pee -Holman Pi; l Co
Bo Wanted- Goo. eboppard.
(lams May- Mathew Foley.
Qra tela► -darter A attn.
&Rea ffiatiapaffilla-Dr. J. C. Ayer t Co.
Strageti Animals.
'(AME ESTRAY. -CAME ON THE
J of the subscriber. lot no. 28,
l.kr hangs. A.b8eld, on the 19th of Nov.. a
red heifer. condom( two year old. The owner
• vegs.et.d to prove _ pproperty, pal expenses
sad Iola her•way• MOSILIAN AL•oray.
It193
`LAME ON THE PREMISES OF.THE
.) sameatMr, about the bitginaing of 1)e-
onetber. two black ewe lambs. The owner is
to prove property, pay expenses
tahe test away. MATw.w Toter, lot 9,
Mike share road. west Colborne, Dunlop P. 0.
100.4t..
/`1AME *STRAY.- IN GODERICH
about December. an old brown mare.
wake wilts Mar u her focsbesd. The owner
r .ge.Msd improve property. sty cinemas.
ss. brawaw.� PArr*aw�ac DAvt, near the nil•
aybrims Oodarleh kill -4L
ESTRAY STEER. -STRAYED
less the pre.W.nf the subscriber. lot
K
ma. S. Colborne. about tan of November,
MM. a two year std Meer, bead and neck ran,
wi. Mg taformatloa that will Pwenlead to
hr recovery will be suitably rewarded. Wet.
Tovwm. 1818.41.
Real Estate.
A FARM TO ll'. -A GOOD
tars to rest- one hundred acres of
oared Iand, trete of stumps and Ina fleet clam
.tab of cuIUvsdoa. About 10 acres in grew
sad about (Maio scree plowed. well watered
aid with good baUdtug�a Next farm to the
Kimmel dock. For further �art�cuter, apply
a Mtc.A.L DALTON, Klnt=U put office.
18>Dtm.
FARM FOR BALE OR TO RENT.-
The tum eompruee lot s1, no. 1. Ood.-
rioh township. s miles from Ood.r(oh on ]•g -
dad Kos& contains 111 aeras. about 100 sores
rlesred. On the term sire • frame barn 7Sx01.
a triune house Wso.t mewl 18xyt, and other
meatier bu11ding, also • yo orchard of 101
tine -clam trait trees just Weaning to bear.
The soil u of 6ret cls.. quality. 9 awes of hell
wheat sre .own and about 60 sone plowed.
For furthercrparticulars apply on the to Wm. fiaisos.1prs
Legal Notices. the People's Qolumn.
le
, f N THE HIGH COURT 01 JUSTICE, 1 BOY WANTED. - A SMART Boy
1 V11i
CHANCERYDL0K. waisted to deliver papers. One
not
at
inDiemattent r ol JoYLsabelthel I' Court.
amend � dto 10 Usuwta rk uyttarea$D. l be well Harm Applyd. rk:hoot
' other Weida ender the age ut twenty cern ,Book Matt. 10th
yew1 s the credltursuf David Peterson. late ut;
the Township of Wswea.'sb a the CC.aty at I pARC[L FOETID. - A PARCEL
Huron. yeoman, who died un or Mem tae •
twenty fourth day of March A. D. n 1 8 aos w"Wal� sates minersand
ot►ar d�
or before tae 111l.... DAY OV YRISKUAR , . gO� woo m sv 6s." 'm L or 1
A. 1). 18g1< to.e•d by es•at. "Mid' te Masor. 4 ° r
The a.aer as have u hr mut
Garrote & Reedited. et the town et tioderta► + verU.es�t MA peeving n e arty.
�Icu 2.r t�hpe�peeUtti their . O. C R.,.ma poli• rrs.� Mer . etesa. Oho I�It
Lull p � of t10tr cane. a Msmeasst at •
their to and the suture of the sucanus U LACK./MIME 0P TO REIT. T. -
lat enyi held by tanm or u deteslt th rsmf The /elm we& wood shop
they will be peremigeoriiir.$ J44 ken the me se the take Shore
batnlft of the ,aid order levers madame -
bolding any security km b pedsoe the noels me
err Eta A
before me at Me cbnehmi at tae 1001, .d J♦ haw'.�►la tr..t. ;
Ooderlet on the eighth d,y of February. A
A.
len st too of tar dam t:. the lareae.r_ • ep bedaem► Tenn
tea time agpolsted tor •43__saw s ▪ ptip
c7alma r. I0 P. 0 �BMy M
Doted at Ogden* this UM day of Mem ��
ber, A. D. lit.
1RIS 4t te !IS OOl11CII. Os
all a 21111
asiets
=la Onst the Toes
ea 00 keesain
Notice hereby that •s ariass aw•sd
will M b the
.. �:� Am�R (yam
s dela be
Ontario,
a�the ~Assssta j
tan of liar
N°TIS
ekareed Ise ea ash
b rrceeliga�� s an at
Ao(. MtaQueen
edu ea.aa4 the sr of the Zen
Meng the ty. d OMMorts. ('4pwt
Railway n esige yiNis esttetaedalr� •a/.I �e far the ootnmenoe�a snot easadsios9dssloa9saay jf,�• et end
Rails and by atet�1.g i... eleme hem
of melHallway to ()od..1a►; rd elle be Ina
[oiib asci town to soma w lis
Store.. oleo Le nab e W to
tan)wb_ eelea et say boner sr the lag=d
of rei.lddepetan dei y :salol w ell 1='
at s nos' .s4 ars le a emst V
said o.spasy all Illiikhantallbsloan
of
ol pantrees ed
ren ridesa 110 aseMbet
aidof theIIIb :.e ee et as Vienna. Qmaa rear be e.�
�.vVictoria Ord yearCYr atm to.lmmo t4.
en Of the Directors sr rise end venoss,y
building the said racketed m r
lasmued to enable Hee mortgage bonds the* pitgese. int es
enable the municipalise s4ts111.14 111
to lase. l.d..r Nsiiwl
byCW than MIyeses Is nu. sad
01.7 a win dDowderest, Ler by 1 sr
Dowd at St M.rys, Ws 301 day of Novem-
ber. A. D. 1881.
RAs.DISO, tAIDrOO & wan
1816. Solicitors for Appl4.et.
FOR SALE CHEAP. -THAT VERY MORTGAGE BALE OF LIVERY
desirable brick house. on Rant St, with Stable, with residence adjoining. In the
one eighth of an sore of Mad. The house con- Town of Dederick". Under and by virtue of
tains 3 bed rooms, parlour, dining rooni, , 1bp power of sale costalned in • Mortgage
kitchen. wuodabed and all neoesmry oonvesr- made by William Mona to the Vendor, whlob
enoea No reasonable offer will be refused. will be produced •t the time atomic, there will
EDWARD iHARNAM. 1815 be sold by public motion, at Corr4's Auction
1 Tgla • tiitiairTlt�rriii'•it a".
Al3M 10R SALE AT LEEBbRN.- t. P- tabs at twelve o'clock noon, all emu
I.ot No. 5. Lake Shore [toed, Township of singular, that certain pawn or tract of land
('olborne, four miles from Goderich, contain- and premises situate,yl ing and being In the
mg 100 [ares, 90 of which are cleared and un- Town et Goderich, In the County of Huron,
der a stood state of cultivation. It is well tone- and being composed of Lot number two hun-
.d and underdr.tined, having two dwelling dred and nineteen (9191 running numbers in
hooses. a barn, an orchard, atablea, workshop, the said Town of Goderich, containing •
driving shed. stud other outbuildings. For quarter of an acre, more or lees. On the pro
,
parUcul•rs apply on the premiseor to HOR- rt are erected a commodious
Al'E NORTON, Milburn P. O. Sept. 1S. -4t° t one•sr
r a
story frame dwelling ionic with wood
HOUSE, AND LOTS NO8. 33 AND stableattached. box
bnndd oother star for about
us
78. corner of Victoria and Bast etre,-.o to horses so an extensive driving house with
the town of Goderiehrfbr sale cheap. or will be Dolce. horsed,
room. tc.. &c. There is also a
exchanged for farm property. r'urp•rticul•re good well of wstor in the driving house. An
.peiy to JAS. Small. Architect, ofl<oe Cnbb's extensive Livery business has been carried on
Block. or J. C. epee...4 auctioneer: on the premises for some years past. the
e.w stable, driving house etc., having been built
and fitted up expresslyfor that purpose. and
Loans anti- insurance. they possess the facilties for carrying on the
same on an extensive scale, The property u
coneplonously situated on one of the princi-
�tfONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS TO pal streets ui the town. about flve rods from
11�TJ1L lend on eau' terms in surra to suit Dor-the square, and ooprleer.nne of the best
rowers. Atte. McD ALLAN. stands In the Countyof Huron. The vendor
Ooderich, Nov, Ilth Isdl. 18111tH. reserves to himself the right of one bidding in
respect of the premixes. TERMS: -Ten per
4e500,000 ,l,() cent of the purchase money on the day of sale;
LOAN. APPLY TO the balance on easy terms which will be made
CAMERON, HOLT tC AMERON. Gode- known at the time of sale. Immediate pos-
riok. 1731. session and perfect title given. For further,
parttculat s apply to the undernigred.
$
75,000 TO LEND ON RE AL ER- `S8Ae1R 4 MORTON.
TATE. Terme favorable. Apply to B. L. ltarristers J o.. Goderich.
IIOYLE. Goderich. • 1781 •J. C. ('i IMM.
Auctioneer.
50;000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND Goderich. January lata. 1882. 1823-1.4.
at 8 per o• men Farm oly w t ADOLI Property
751 IN Tag HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,
CHANCERY DIVISION.
MONEY TO LEI(D IN ANY Sets or 4 V*r.t *i Lc FARlt IN Tx. TowN-
l.JL GRIP OF WAW AMOUR.
amount to suit borrowers at t to Se per Pursuant to an outer of the said Court made
nat. Private fund, Apply to Sammie and in a certain ..we or natter of Joan Isabella
Marrow. Ooderlgh. Patterson and other infante under the age of
• twenty one years. dated the twelfth da of
M`vlONEY TO LEND A LARGE December A. D. teed. there will be sold by
amount of Private Fonds for Investment public auction, with the approbation of Hem
et lowesth
res os. first -clam Mortgages. Apply ry Maclkrmott. Esquire, toaster of the Su -
to OARROW t PROUDFOOT. Dreme Court at Goderich, by John C. Currie
auctioneer. at N icholson's Hotel. In the village
of Manchester. on eatarday, $be 1Mb day et
IDANS FREE OF CHARGE.- January, A. Hnon at one o'clock. in the
J Money to lend at lowest rate, free of afternoon. the following property, viz: The
my costs or charges. SEAOEIt d' MORTON, west half of lot number twenty nine In the
opppoos.ite OoIhorne Hot:L third concession of the township of Wawan-
Iloderic4 fled hornet(
1881. 1779. oab in the County of Huron, containing one
- hundred acres of land,more or Tess. Thee pro -
i• PER ('EN r. -THE CANADA perty le situated about 12 miles from the Town
) i andwd ('twill Company is prepared to of Goderich 24 miles from the village of Man.
llend mons on cod Corm any i ftp a six pe cheater end 3 miles from the vel of Blyth,
ent. Full rtIcul•n$ven upon •p Ileatton r in a goad farming locality' about 75 scree are
ppsa pp cleared and the remalnaer timbered with
to HIGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent. Godertch. hardwood excepting about 5 acres of slash:
1786. the soil is of • clay loam. and tan cleared por-
tion is in a fair state of cultivation. There is
m j__ erected on the said land • log house and Iote
JTt�te.M� barn. The property will be sold subject to •
reserved bid fined by the said Master. in
other respeceonditMm of sale will be
DR. HUTCHISON, DUNGANNON, the stand conditions of the said court. The
Oat. 1819 ale is perfect and w111 he sold thee from en-
cumbrance Terms of sale: Ten per cent of
the purebsse money to the vendor. solicitors
GR McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC- ea the day of sale and the balance,w Into nowt
. iAN. BURGEON. Ite.. Or•du•te of Tor- on the test day of Meech A. D. 188t, thereafter
sato Uslver.lty. tessellate of the Royal (sol- without Interest• when the purchaser shall be
lege of Ph siders. Loader. tnglead. &r.. tee, ~Pled to his curve ante. A tenant whose
Jr C P b . °uteri° "Aloe and resident. term expires at the 1. h March A. D. 1481 4 in
Opposite Bailey's Hotel. Hamilton street. God- puaansatn i. The purchaser shall be entitled
nick- imam b ,Inn Immediately after the expiring
of Die said term. For further p•rticuteri ap-
i1R McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR- Nl'n the au •pioneer or the vendors' solicitors.
1J Dstnd at Ooderleh, this lath day of Dw•em-
O14)N. 0oroser. ate. 0en asci her A. 71 1911.
on Bette* Sweet,.55mwd door west of Tlearks H. MAcDaarU•t
5+°*ma. Mastless. arGo
1051. derich.
- - GARR'ew R Pa. it•°votrr.
1 it G MACKiE), K. D , PHYgf;, Vendor. *oUoltors. li►tt.
i . elan, %MOOD and Armeneher. tiredtss '
of Tomato Uslverdty. 0lgee eppn*14 Cam**
eon 11 Csmtares'm Beak. Ltsoksow If not in $20,000 PRIVATE FINDS TI) LEND
eflee. esquire at She leak. 171117 on term and Town Property at Ingest la-
ment. ltertgugea pwrehs.ed. no Coma beton
I )Rel. SHANNON s HAMILTON, chnifsd. Ooev.ysbt
B(wems
Pees reemeaa.
&eeloeraa Aooee eAwrs to N. B. rowe s u obtain moss as an ddp,yy
Moe M D►. tees's eeMde.ea, sear the V title le natleteorory. - DAVISoN r J(WN-
J.tL Ood«tat O. C. <awwo.i J. C. Remit-
ter 1 781.
i• TILE
.e wsissl rte w .
awn ef soma weed
eel Mel lam a
eta _ {y►ehlle tier ha - -
rea
• Meetre Jag ret. will s Ile imertia, oat to be delivthele se-
- t emelt reit eta leby W Mrvcsesti,
lts.V a I. T litat.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
'410kis011imalisd y, mkt"' notes,
11s' (MIM he'll pleat it."
?OWN TQJ1O5.
above :he
�Nciteaytallpp�lit January you must
"re= locality. the best sadal that times
a.• unitised
ese-
to the audio of
Bt
411.•.2.4.0 ooreme .-Take seam
N I Jebspd ie making beautiful aab-
:dr • doom. lad idea
of whim ere fiatsked b
Toeoaatto, 14 umeB. or. 4b
ssawpr.
an
four tan benne et
agg
a sew Mara el wall paper
es ..11 ogler peoat aKeok
R stepromotable*
el of retestMsem, oomie
mei okespest lluame under
l•ilr„ will be Candlemas
(itlt e:
'IOU$E Tu RANT. -A FRAME
1 1. beasa. ea Pampeeena street. the
sad wed_ase s re et elad.
bre a t sad hula, Pa wawal
i (Ind.& ea Wed-
Semething like a Jsfa-
t;.eads, si Clinton, was in
arrived in town
, Mich.
, of A(Idi.r, is the guest
Mr. James Sa&aders.
Deahme...apr of Mr Edward
, >r 1,11V in the Post
IADCLIFmm, FIRE, A[AEil(E,
Ills end dsstalsmeCompaat s. AAkmapree dep
the Cazaaa Loa &rocs 1 ns Do.
nand w nay way, 0 441
. u soy soap ta nett
lay's meek. Snirtment
THE r
Burns a
LKWIS S. LEWIS, BARRISTERS, too late
/Morse , Solicitors in Chadoery etc.
Office in Ike (court Hoene, dotterels/IL
IMA Latera M.A., B.C.L. E. M. Lewis.
1810.
Legal.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
MISTERS. Attorneys, Souoitors,eta
Oe4esioh. J. T. Gamow,W. Proudfoot, , 1751
B. L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
UO • At Oa ney. Solicitor in Chancery. &.c., 1751.
(EAGER & MORTON, B A R R IS -
110 TEM. 8tc., &c., Goderich and Wingham.
C. Seeger, Jr., Goderich. J. A. Morton. Wing.
bent. 1751.
Dentistry.
1 M NICHOLSOIIW SEr110E W DSL
=edema Mem Welk
MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
lo). Solicitor. Office -Corner of West Street
and Market Square. over George Acheson',
Goderich. 1751.
Auctionearing. •
C. CURRE IE THPEOPLE'S AIX -
0 C
. 'ROIWIN& d0drtek. Oat. 1781.
tonsorial.
ti CAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T -
LAW. Solicitor in Chancery, Convey-
ancer. &c. Office over Sheppard's bookstore,
Ooderioh, Ont. Any amount of money to
loan at lowest rates of interest 1751-y.
AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers Solicitors in Chancery, &c..
Goderich and Wingham. M. C. Cameron. Q.
C.; 1'. Holt, M. G. Cameron, Goderich. W. h.
Macara.- Wingham. 1751.
3fiiscellaneous taros.
JAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &e.
Office. Crabb', Block, Kingston.1., Gude-
rich. Piens and specifications drawn oorr t-
ly. Carpenter's' plamercr'0 and masons work
measured and valued.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
COUNTY or Ht: sou, • By virtue of • Writ of
TO WIT ? • Fieri Facie, Issued out
of Her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench, and
to me directed against the lands and Tene-
ments of EDWARit MARLTON,at the suit of
FRANCIS SMEETH. 1 have seined and taken
in Execution, all the right, title and Interest.
and Equity of Redemption of the above named
defendant In and to the following property : -
Situate. lying and being in the Town of (lode -
rich. in the County of Huron. known as the
Summer Hotel property. particularly described
as follows: Commencing at a point on the
North limit of West street. said point bele`
due west one hundred and fifteen and one ball
feet 111501 from the South East angle of Lot
number five (51 M Goderich office reeerve,
thence F.aeterly along the Northern limit of
West street one hundred and fifteen and one
half feet 11150to u
the South Kt angle of the
said Lot number five (51, thenno due North two
(2 chainmore or less, to the North Ewa eagle
of, that Lot, thence due East twentynine and
• ball I I nka, MO more or less, to the uth West
angle of Lot twenty one 1111 In the Goderich
offloe reserve thence due North along the
West limit of inti twenty one (21). twenty ((ahs.
nineteen 1191, and eighteen 1DO, In the Gelder -
lob office reserve two (2) chains, more or less,
to the Southerly angle of lot thirteen (131. God -
'Inch Aloe reserve, thence North thirty two
(30 d West five IS) chain, seventy eve
(75) lin s. more or leets. to • potpie one hundred
and three inn) feet from the centre line of the
track of the I rand Trunk Railway, where •
poet hu been planted the said distance of one
h■ndrwl and three (1011 feet. being measured
at right angle* to the said centre ilae. thence
South sixty one 411 dagrnea. West to • Wirt
four hundred and 'seventy two lei feet. Fiat -
rely from the North Weeeterlylimit of Oodertch
office reserve to the easterly b,.sdary of the
land conveyed by the Dederick Summer Hotel
Company to the norporatton of the Town of
Goderloh as aloresa/d. Theme smith wesrly
along the saki 'westerly boundary of the tows
property and parallel is the meitmrly boued-
ry of the Wader property one huadwt mad
seventy el. OM fast pewter Mess to the oestm
ceast tree cos the top of the tank.
eaesbsouth forty sae and a sof min degrees
west. M111 sleep the se...rty amu et the end
IOws prnti one (Modred anal thin Mt
Gal feet. Themes. south Themsouth thi1rrttyy saes IT) de
prem. met .till .oneg the said o..s.rty Molt
.118. riot Wont pr'o,srtytwo hundred sad
Mrt (1* het to the place of betginnisg the
p'sopewty .bp..xtb
dese.d, nowr1leg loss
sembweA hes eve is iwwlrw imiletve.. el the
Dederick aloe reearve sad portents of Menti
A sod B. Wilke Lads add Tearaw.t. 1
Volier fee �adaMI,. at sJ SSC. 1n the cowl
in the Tews of Golibrieb M Thensls►
%.e.tlal deg of Aril wit, ea the Meer at
T ♦IZZEHZADt V �8 , (SUCCESSOR Ur KNIGHT, PRACTICAL R AE -
O, • M Dr ee's4IeMM M 0.1111Ao V•• t ♦ DER sad H•Irdnmmr. be. to voters
rtertMry stables sad tesideee thralls re the meth, for lea seaman,. ate
doom east 0NJ.lbess. .,Mems a eananoanee of riming. .w
enl lr sew
ed •aaoe�nor •• tw .orad Mime be Musci •t me Almelo* Per4x, alai
non Nal the }lest riffle, riederire trill
44.1
are tOglig trade for the
en teeing on the old
mill site.
Postman, formerly of
t► -upload t. Woodbine.
1itnnipeg.
ot Wilma vs. Thomp-
on Saturday refused
*IB s new trial,
$nnday 8sboul enter.
�y�eea ngrely usit
of the celebration of the
ry at Lucknow arrived
publication this week.
Mr. andI[r. Charles Cameron who
have been 'lilting relatives in town have
returned to their Nebraska home.
Miss Yellin Tye, who has been visit-
ing herr, n 1Cott s,S4i�. to
her home sville,Mtin
Mr. Thomas Kidd, of Seeforth, has
purchased the Merchants' salt works
from his brother, Mr. Joseph Kidd, of
this place.
We regret to learn that Mr. Samuel
H. Detlor, of the Inland Revenue De-
partment, is low from a sudden and
and severe attack of illness.
The S. S. Anniversary in connection
with the North Street Methodist Chur3h
was postponed from Monday evening
last until this (Friday) evening.
The brewery owned by Mr. V. Roth
of Bayfield, was burned at three o'clock.
on Wednesday morning last. Nothing
saved. Cause unknown. Loss over
$10,000; insurance $3,500. .
Captain Charlton returned from Ot-
taiwa last week,whither he had been call-
ed in connection with repairs proposed
to be effected nn the (iovernmentdredge
and scows now at Goderich harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Percival E. Bell have
gone to reside at Batavia N. Y. Mr.
Bell being engaged in the lumber busi-
ness in that place. We wish the happy
oouple prosperity in their bear home.
John Stoddart, Esq. of Wiseonein, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Morris. He
hooks exoeedingly fresh, and buoyant for
his yearn A quarter of a century has
elapsed since he visited Goderich be-
fore.
MEMORIAL Ssavl,-n. -A memorial
service, having reference to the death
of the late Mrs. Pollock, will be con-
ducted by the Rev. Dr. Williams, in the
Methodist Church, North St., nett
Sabbath evening.
The"oil paintings of Mr. Attrill's short-
horn cattle, on exhibition in- the win-
dow of Saunderi s Variety store, at
tract much attention, and display con-
sider•bla ability on the part of the
artist, Mr. Young.
Mr. Brown Mallough, of Dungannon,
having been accused of writing the
"Snodgrass" letter, has written us, in-
dignantly denying the Imputation. The
letter has been unfortunately mislaid,
but the above is the purport of the con-
tents
A special edition of the Waterloo HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
Chronicle, containing a very full desert p -
Don and history of that town, profusely (:odench, Jan. 24th, 1882.
I illustrated by some good wood -cuts, was The Council met pursuant to statute,
Issued last week. The venture was an the clerk in the chair. The following
uncommon upe, and is a big advertise- gentlemen presented certificates from the
meta for the town and the (Tiruttide. clerks of their respective municipalities,
Rsrotrn MIEnNO. -At a meeting of of having been sleeted reeved and deputy
the Gaderteh Refornt Associati.Ht, held reeves for the current year: Robert
on Tuesday evening, the following
(A-
eon,
Webster, Joseph Griffin, John Eason,
os.. were elected for the ensuing year:-- , P. Kelly, Edmund Corbett, Thomas
President, Elijah Martin; let Vioe-P e -
&ideal, Thomas McGillicuddy; 2nd Vice -
President, J. Yates; Secretary, Loftus
Dually; Tr.sssrer, Samuel Sloane.
Kim' Ceram' R,rcut.. -The annual
meeting of Knox Church congregation
will be held (.n Wednesday evening.
itefreshments will be *erred during the
evening. and music, addresses, etc.,
will, with business matters, form the
programme.
Burglars were in Amhorsthurrgg a few
weeks age, and made a nig haul The
store of Mr M. R Twomey. formerly of
Godench, was tufted, but after boring
the door the manila appear to have given
the lob up. ( Me firm had $2,000 worth
of silks. etc . stolen.
Captain John McKay, of (Roderick,
who by been visiting in Ingersoll for
some time, on Tuesday night took unto
hiawlf �} `wif_e- in the person of Miss
Jenny PAiaer', daughter of Dr. Fulner,
of the titter town. The happy pair left
on the midnight train for Halifax,
where they will take ship her Europe.
- { Woodstock Review.
Tas SEATING Itr.(s.-Inspector Hood
Tjsteldy condemned the skating rink as
set manic bui1d bet pointed 'eat to
the les se that with certain alterations,
and by strengthening the walls in diffbr-
ent places, the building could easily be
made safe. Mr. Gooding agreed to
make the proposed alterations, and it is
likely that the matter will be attended
'to at once. -
Ip the Court of Qneen's Bench and
Common Pleas Division at Toronto, be-
fore Chief Justice Wilson, on Tuesday,
re Sgttier. -Application for • writ of pro-
hibition to the Commissioner appointed
by the Dominion Government to in-
vestigate the charges against the County
Judge of Huron. McCarthy, Q. C., for
application. Robinson. Q. C., contra.
Judgment reserved.
A FowrueOre Enrrott.-Bro. (lreen,
of th-, Hawick Bwterarise, gratefully
writer: -The editor of this paper was
unexpectedly called to Chicago by ur-
gent business_ , on Tuesday of last week,
returning an Tuesday last. During his
absence the business was managed by
Rev. Mr. Hough, for which we are un-
der deep obligations. By the way, it u
not generally known that the Rev. gen-
tleman is a skillful printer of many
years standing.
Tsorrnto Rex'. -A cutch trot, two
in three, itilitidlf6, itis b h' irrinj bd
to take place on the Driving Park. Clin-
ton, on the 1st of July nett, for $100,
bbtween Mr. John 13eacom'e Tontine,
just imported from Kentucky, and Mr.
Joseph Copp's Royal Revenge. Tontine
is by Belmont, and is said to show fine
action. Royal Revenge is by Royal
Revenge, four years old, and shows
speed with capital action. Each owner
is to drive his own horse.
A CASE or IN-ANri'r. - On Tuesday
least Roney Campbell laid information
afiainet his father-in-law, named Boles,
on the ground of his being dangerously
insane. He has been ailing for some
time, having been afflicted with brain
fever, and made an attempt to roast his
grandchild by setting it on the stove.
Fortunately the child, which is about 2
years old, stood up, and its shoes pre-
vented it from being l,urnt. Mayor
Forrester committed hint to jail, until
such time as 'he could be taken to the
Asylum. -[New Era
Before the University College Nater
al 8aiencs Aseretation. Toronto., Mr
D 11 Cameron read a paper .m the Salt
bed. of Western ()inane Hw desert/1.d
their position. diatawseoet their probable
formation. and explained the twoo.ss.1
manufacture in Godirteh.
OoLr SNAP - (►o Monday 'nornisg
the telegram from the Toronto, observa-
tory prediction • enld snap for that
sight Arid It cam.. The thwrnteineter
marked 1V: b.lew sere •t this point
sows se.eewm meow. At ('reamers in the County of &Med
ROBERT GIBBONS, 1 the mercury r.e.ehed 40' below Items.
thee ForBente At New York the thermometer reamer -
fillnsvy M( tie en
Laiws LAND Prs('RAl1R.-We under-
stand that Mr. S. Platt,' of Goderich,
has purchased from the Canada Com-
pany a block of over 700 acres in Col-
borne and Goderich townships, known
as "the falls reserve,- so lorig s resort
fur pleasure seekers from all parts of
the country. It is said to be the inten-
tion of Mr. Platt to form a company, to
darn the river at theedge of the falls,
and erect a large mill for the manufac-
ture of cotton or other like article.
Should this turn out to he correct, it
will make lively times in that neighbor-
hood for some time to come -[New plaintiffs. der. Seager. Mr. smerou,
ErI Q. C., and Mr. Holt.
The London (Eng., correspondent of iudgment was also given in another
case brought by the crew against tho
same vessel to recover their wages.
,Judgment waa alseo given in this ease for
the pluntitTs for the amounts claimed
and codex. The same counsel were en
Cooper, Wm. Young, Anthonyllan, L
Hardy, Fred. W. Johnston, 1Vm. Camp-
bell, M. Hutnhison, Gabriel Elliott,
Joseph Whitely, Thus. Strachan, John
Hialop. Walter Oliver, Samuel Rennie,
John Keine, B. S. Cooke, David Weir,
John McMillan, John Karon, James
Hays, Wm. Evans, Geo. Forsyth, J. R
, D. D. Wilson, James Beattie,
Wm. Graham, Geo. Castle, Valentine
Rata, Henryither, David Walker,
John Hannah, Jas. Hennings, Wm. Mc-
Pherson, Thos. M. Kay, Jonathan Shier,
Thos H. Taylor, Itob.rt Currie, Chas.
Girvin, Edwin G5tnt, H. W. C. Meyer,
Wm. Matt, A. L Gibson.
The clerk requested the Council to
sleet their warden.
Moved by Mr. Hardy, seconded by
Mr. Cooke, that Frederick W. Johnston,
reeve of Goderich, be Warden of the
County of Huron for the present year.
" Moved by Mr. Gibson, seconded by
Mr. Wilson, that Lancelot Hardy, Eq.
reeve of Exeter, be Warden of the Coun-
ty of Huron for the current year.
Mr. Hardy, caked leave from his mo
ver and seconder to have his name with- -
drawn, but'they believed him to be the
most suitable man for the office, and re-
fused.
Upon a ballot being taken twenty -filo
yeas were recorded for Mr. Johnston -
being a majority of the council -and the
clerk declared -him duly elected Warden
of the County of Huron for the current
year.
The Warden then took the chair, and
after thanking the Council for the boom
conferred upon him, signed the declar-
ation of office.
The minutes of last meeting of Decem-
ber meeting was read and approved.
Mored by Mr. Strachan, seconded by
Mr. McMillan, that a committee of 6vo
be now balloted for to select the stand-
ingcommittees for the pfamnt.-sear--
a
Upon a ballot being taken the con
mittee was declared to consist of Meson.
Graham, Meyers, Koine, Kay and Rate.
Moved by Mr. Castle, seconded by
Mr. Whitely, that Mr. Arch. Dickson
be appointed auditor for the current
year -Carried.
Moved by Mr. Meyer, seconded by
Mr. Kelly, that this Council do now ad-
journ to .meet at 3 o'clock p. m. , to
morrow -Carried. •
Maritime (..r:.
ltefora Judge Toms.
A sitting s this court was held on
Saturday last, for the purr (me of giving
judgments in causes heard at the last
sittings. In the case of the fug "Mary
Anna," the cause was instituted by Capt
Hill and Capt. Menten, who served on
board as mestere of the tug during por-
tion of last season, claiming arrears of
wages and disbursements due them, and
ten days' double pay on account of their •
wages being withheld frttln them by the
owners. Alen for damages for wrong-
ful dismissal and for assault by one of
the et the owners. l y throwing one of
the plaintiffs overboard. The owners
of the tug defended on the grounds that
the Court had no jurisdiction, and that
the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover
the moneys claimed, and they attempt -
to justify the dismissal and assault. The
learned Judge in a very able judgment
decided in fav ,r of the plaintiffs. and
decreed payment of the wages claimeti
with damages and costs. e, tinsel felt
the (Nobe thus refers to the recent ap-
pointment of Dr. Kirkpatrick. formerly
of Goderich, on of the late J. Kirkpat-
rick, and brother of Mn. M. G. Comer-
on:
'amenon: Mr. J. Kirkpatrich, M. D., M. R.
C. S. (Eng.) late Surgeon of Stafford
House and the Red Crescent Ambulance
Corps, has been appointed medical offi-
cer at St. Vincent, West Indies, by the
Government. Dr. Kirkpatrick was the
successful candidate out of several com-
petitors. The position is not a very easy
one to get, as selection depends upon
good qualification, testimonials, and a
medical examination by Dr. FageBrown,
Government Medical Chief ,f this De -
gaged.
w •rdea.hlp.
From the('1tnton New Er.t.
As was generally etpected, consider-
ing the politeml complexion of the Coun-
ty Council, F. W. Johnson, i,f (iu„lerich,
has been deepen out warden. it it
nothing to the county's creiit that he
gets the position. There are member,'
among the (',runty t'ouncil who have
been in it puny years longer than he,
psrtment. Dr. Kirkpatrick having corn- and whose claims of preference should
plied with all the cenditrnns. Lord Kim- be recognized However, he will find -
herley appointed hint. that it will not add soy to hu trs.tige,
C. G. B. C. Eme-(row. -At the C.,un- and when he comes out as the (;onesn
ty strand Black Chapter. held at litrat- ative cuididate for the Local in tt'e•at
ford in the hall of the Black Preemptory, Huron, se he intends doing, he will be
No. 161. on Wednesday. li1th Inst , the sti easily defeated as if he had not resort
following Sir Knights were elected for std to button -hole canvassing t t ger this
the present year -W H Murney, position
(kwierich, C. R. W M. Wm Little,
Lannert& C. G. T. M . R Plunkett, A meeting of the County of Huron
(ioderieh. ( G. Chaplain. John Dun Licensed Vtetuallerw Association. will
'0th, Stratford, C. 0. R; Arthur Woo i be held at. (Clinton, en Wednesday, let
man, Rlyth, C. 0. T; J. 111 Edward,
day of February, .t 10 .. clock, a m.,
(inderieli, (' O. Latium; A M Kor for the purpose el roosiving the nt
mw. Listowel, C. G. D. L. Thomas of the delegates to the (y. T. B. A . held
Rumen, Rlyth, 2. O D O R Mtdliam st Tenants Dseesnher 17th, ult. ; also for
Laidlaw, Myth do. George Hawkins, the tran•arteen of other busman_
Pert
smees-
Pert Albert, C G B. 1; 8.meel Page. Asst.twn -On Sunday morning last,
Listowel; John Wilms, God/inch, (C 0 Chief of Peltee Purley, of Clinton, ar-
C; John Reed, de; W. 11 Wtlanr, Streit rived in sewn, and in a .mpenr.with 1)111,
ford, C. G. 1; N (aatepb.11, Stratford, proceeded G. the remd.now of Mr Bat
let Com. man, J. Ii McKMh, Ood.neli, nes. agent for the Ringer Sewing Ma -
2nd; A. T J Lnmeg Lestowol, mrd: R clans (o , and arrested him (.r ember
Arm.trong. (Mde►rich, 4th; James Pow element ..f re '1:0y belonging to that num
ell, Stratford, Mb: H. A. L White, 81. p•ny He was taken to Clint/xi and s.0
Marva Ree Wm lLeas.,tb. et Hen's( reigned before • patio* o2 the peace,
7th Irmo nnenm,Mpid h.en f , ri•derfa1. (10th
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