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SASHES, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Intoner Finish.
STAIRS, HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTERS
A ty. Send for Price
Lista SHINGLES,
LATH ak LUMBER
Estimates o applies
tion. Address
FRANCIS SME H,
Goderich.
=lagetaties.
1MrKOvsD STalc. ---Mr. Joseph Griffin,
Deputy Reeve of Ashfield, recentlyur-
chased from Mr. John Miller, 4 l er-
ing a fine two-year oil short horn bull,
"Refiner." He also purchased • high
grade cow from Mr. Anderson, of Mark-
ham. Mr. Griffin's efforts to improve
the stork 4 the township deserve sue -
cess.
8nllstt.
SINGULAR. -During the past winter a
blackbird has taken up its abode on the
farm of Mr. C. McIntosh, 6th con., eat-
ing with the chickens, and appearing
quite at home. It is usual for these
birds to go south before the winter seta
in, but this one appears to have become
acclimatized.
FARM SOLD. -Mr. John Correll has
sold his farm on the baseline, containing
255 acres, about 6 miles from Clinton, to
Mr. W. Ball, of the smile line, fur the
sum of $13,000. The property is a good
one, and worth the money. • He oonld
have sold five minutes after the sale was
completed, to a party from Markham.
Zarla tow.
On Sunday night last some evil dis-
posed person distributed poisoned meat
to a number of dogs in the village, and
as a consequence four animals, including
a large mastiff belonging to Mr. D. E.
Cameron, were found dead on Monday
morning.
on .' r , :.at as John
_Moffat, Geo. A. Siddall and John Mor-
rison of Lucknow, and J. Craig, Alex.
McDonald and Andrew Young, of Rip-
ley, were driving to Goderich in Miller
& Whitely's three seated carriage, and
when just beyond Dungannon the for-
ward axle suddenly broke cawing the
rig to collapse and throwing out several
of the occupants. The tongue fortunate-
ly became detached and the horses ran
furiously for about a mile and a half
when they were stopped by a person who
happened to be on the road. Messrs.
Moffat and Young were iujured in the
leg somewhat seriously, the others es-
caped unhurt. -[Sentinel.
ILIUM
HANDsO)ta PRu.•isN'rs.-On the even-
ing of the 9th inst., a number of young
.nen of Knox congregation, Ripley,
called at the manse, and James McLeod
on their behalf, with a short address,
presented the Rev. Dir. Sutherland with
a handsome pony, harness and cutter, as
an expression of their good wishes and
warm attachment. In gratefully ack-
nowledging which, Mr. Sutherland said
that during his ministry he had connec-
tion with five cungre ations, and received
tukens 4 good will from each of them,
but the kindness of this congregation ex-
ceede 1 thrru all from the first day until
now, an.! whale all these were valuable
and encuu, tgin. , still more so is the en-
tire harmony that reigns throughout the
congregation a. a hopeful evidence that
the Lord is blessing the means of grace
am..ng there, and his anti has ever been
to be helpful 1•. them to the attainment
of the itighcr I, Mings" the life to
coot,, where he that souet h and he that
ruapeth sh tl1 rejoice' together. - !Re-
porter.
Air. AVlot. Glasgow, of the well-known
tine of raasgow & McPherson, of C'lin-
,ton and Fingal, died at the !atter place
ton Snnday, aged 6,4 years.
FAae Sofa.. --The farm belonging t"
Mr. Samuel T. Holmes rot the Huron
road near Clinton, was sold on Monday
to Mr. Kapple Disney, of rloderich
township, for a guod figure. The for-
mer proposes leaving, for lkakota about
the first 4 April, wit • a car load of hor-
ses.
Mr. Israel (:onion, 10 Chcsterville,
Ohio, wan last week on a visit to Mr. .1.
Biggins, of th., bunion Road. While
here lespurchased a three-year old stal-
lion of Mr..lames L.,gan, Blyth, known
as "Joe, the Honker," te.gother with a
splendid brood marc, broth of which he
intends to keep for hie own use. He is
a somewhat extensive farmer, having 500
acres under cultivation, and his stone 500
more adjoining. His property is imme-
diately next that of Mr Biggins' son.
Rev. Wesley Leech, formerly a Meth-
odist Minister 4 this place, and more
recently in the Northwest, was visiting
friends here last week. Hegiv.m a most
glowing description 4 that country, par-
ticularly that part west 4 Brandon, and
believes that a very short time will suf-
fice to see it become the finest part of the
Dominion.
FARwe Sot.ri. A few .lays since, Mr.
John Boles, of this place, sold his farm
of 100 acres, in l.•mhtnn, neer Forest
village, for the arm of 11,300, which he
considers a fair price f.- I.,'uI in '1.•t In-
enlity. Ah•.,.' . • ..•. •i 'i.. eien.
Peac..t•k. • ,,.,e •.i' ret 1Ingot'', tnme-
atea'l. 11C:` at .. :' o • r, in';v• t(:ryatal
(f. ,, f.Lwito'n1 , ✓. 1 ere! '. up'r•d anoth-
er 169 a r. . A le. .i: +rex• be anld
his .: , ,a for *onset.. of .r $6,000,
team rec. . t;.•• vr. y '.tnd rise in the
vain ' .. • er . :'.,,,e.
et ., ' l ief n.th. (who
has • . t'► n .' vtsb't• repw-
t.a(i(. r to, r'i ; a Lea Do It one
to 1. • 0 t u .. • h, I.e
« • .",'r. hes .t OD
-h • .• .t, It is t he left
horns •sero; r rn•••'r: Sa.. a. :, to
r^tis" be. Ile "►satin" a ,.ii h••r of
THE 1
r.
FAWoas.-Mr. ST s. Sperling, who
is in the employ of Grey, Young & Sper-
ling, salt manufacturers cut into heading
on the llth., no lees than 61 curds of
belts in the short space of 2 hrs. and 18
minutes, using a horizontal saw. Next.
It affords us much pleasure in welcom-
ing to mercantile circles, aehtleman
well known in this village as alive bus.
ne.. man.) We refer to Mr. C. Hamil-
ton who has, we are given wyynnderatand.
purchased the hardware busitess which
has been carried on here by Mr. Clegg
for the past few years, Mr.IIClegg takes
his departure fur Manitoba an the first
of Mardi, when Mr. Hamilton takes
possession of the store. The Review
wishes Mr. Hamilton abundant success
in his new line of business. -(Review.
Dangsaaaa.
PIIIINTATION.-A large number of
our residents aasembled at the dwelling
of Mr. Warmer, Cranford, on the even-
ing of Saturday last, to witness a pre-
sentation to that gentleman of three
handsome volumes of Clarke's Commen-
tary, prior to his departure for Dakota,
where, we understand, he has secured a
good position. The gift wu presented
by Muses Martha Pentland and Amelia
West and the address was read by Mr.
Gordon Anderson. Mr. Warmer made
a very suitable reply, thanking them for
the handsome gift and address, and that
they would at all times remind him of
the many warm and generous friends he
leaves behind him, and stated that Dun-
gannon would always hive a warm cor-
ner in his heart. Mr. Warmer has in
our village a host of friends, whq all re-
gretdeeply his departure from our midst,
and who will miss greatly his genial
smile and hearty voice, and who' all join
in hoping he and his family may have a
safe journey and a profitable and happy
residence in the far west. The address
was as follows:
BELOVED Beanies,- ies,- We, a number of
your admiring and attached friends,
have met here to -night to present to you
a tangible expression of the high esti-
mation in which you sore held by the
church with which for a few years past
you have been connected. Your steady
adherence to the great principles of the
gospel -your consistent deportment as a
Christian and an official member of oar
church -your diligent and faithful dis-
charge of the duties incumbent upon you,
and your ever liberal support of the
cause of God, have given you a strong
hold upon our confidence and warm
affection. We shall miss your testimony
to the reality and power of experimental
religion, and the pleasure of social in-
teroourse with you and yours. Your
work of faith, and labor of love have not
been overlooked, or unappreciated by
your fellow members, and as a small
testimony to this fact, we present you
with these beautiful volumes, We trust
they will be helpful to you in your daily
life, staking dear, as they do, the
groat teachings of the word of life, and
that they will be helpful to you in the
service of the church of your choice and
affection. We can enure you that we
acoompany them with our best wishes,
and meet fervent prayers for your pros-
perity, usefulness, and happiness. May
tbe"God of all grace take you and your
estimable partner and family under the
shadow of ps His wings, guide you by His
counsel and afterwards receive you to
glory.
(AWN .-Ito AL. FRIDAY, FEB. G4. is81.
The,Manituhs feve. i.t .aziuv
vicinity.
Mr. Valentino l n.iirei
am off viaiteer f.ie.uda 11,17 A.
Ppai'Uast1. Mr.
has puieheatd the •' i;u•'
(:odiirich '1i,
ENTIKTAINNKNT. .% le enht ,tree
Will be held it. the Tutu.erauce 11x11,
Friday, :Lel Much, under tl.•, .
4 the bona .,1 Tenrperaneu Moa -It.
Ju. Mitchell, 'Star, and That. .lo ...1. 1
cuddy, 4 Gode.ieh are tap.a f e l to le
present and dulivet . 'dresses. Reath t4 . i
will also be givou. Vocal a d instru-
mental music will enliven the prose ) l
ings. A silver collection will be tak •11
up to defray come 4 Alwuses on the hall.
Qodal& Township.
Cousclt MaITING.-llolmesville,Feb.
20th, 1882, Council met to -day pursuant
to adjournment. Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and passed.
Moved by J. Cox, seconded by J. White-
ly, that the funeral expenses of the late
John Gordon, amounting to $14 be paid,
and his effects sold by 'iVin. Sterling to
refund said expenses, as deceased has
no friends in this country- -Carried.
.Mlov'ed by J. Cox, seconded by Jus.
‘Whitely, that the i.etition of J. Elliott
and twenty others asking for the,open-I
ing of aide road between lots 35 and 35, `
1st con., leading to the lake be granted; t
and that Mr. Wetherald be employed to 1
survey same, together with side road t
next to Coderich, let con., and that all
parties interested be notified to remove
tivit fences to the proper place -Car- I
rietl. Moved by J. Cox, seconded by
.1. Whitely, that Hall Rutledge be ap- f
pointed pathmaster, in room of D. Nle- I
NeiIly, R. Y. Cox in room of Win. Tich'-'
bourne, and Win. Cook in room of .101111!
Horton for present year --Carried. Mr.
J. Cox reported having viewed Mr.
Gardners' (Bayfield) gravel pit, considers
that no gravel has been t•'.en out be-
yond the bounds of road :tflowance.
Printing tenders were opened. Moved by
J. Laithwait, seconded by J. Peactick,
that the tender of the Goderich Star be
accepted, it being the lowest - Carried.
Auditors' report be passed and the
clerk get 100 copies printed for distribu-
tion -Carried. Moved by J. Leith wit it,
seconded by .1. Peacock, that W. Hick
ne refunded Sl dog tax, he having no
dog --Carried. Moved by J. Cox,
seconded by J. Whitely, that H. Cook
be granted $25, his leg having been
broken and he unable to work for the
last eight months --Carried. The fol-
lowing accounts were paid, vi7: J. Cox,
repairing culvert, lit con., $2; Thos.
Diohbourne, gravel, $3.20; Wm. Wise,
gravel, $3.20; R. Bray, indigent, $10;
Hioon Record, printing, $1; umball &
Leslie, repairing scraper, $2.2.5; Robt.
Miller, onderdrain, base line, B. L. M.,
$4; treasurer's postal :.id etatinnery,
$4: G. Connell, culvert, 9th con. $8;
Mr. i'asmero P. L. S., repo' : 4 late
5-irt'ey, 4t:1 con., was read. 'Ir. Naf-
tel was present and hoard on the mama
mubieet. No definite action taken by
Council, the matter laid over to next
sitting. The Council adjourned to faest'
again second Monday in March.
JAIL. PATTON Cierk.
President Taylor, 4 the 3fermon
church, r.esntly married his twenty
eighth wife, a bosom Massachusetts
widow. Four day, after the wedding
she raised a terrible rumpus in the pre-
p a • •'IC.I, v"'..,d•:m'e'al, '•e t.r Pahntal mansion and clubbed three or
two p . • ie lewrel'wt, et 'i ...bed four associate wives with a broomstick.
hies -, 1, .. - t. . itit Her husband interfered and got a taste
will be mM.ut•
cell of her temper himself. She has proved
rid of arch et .ora. •old to be uosnuep(ible to diecipliee, and
be !'eget m. t .'i if . '1 be rade to President Taylor has ment her to San,
ustl1s w1• la f ( Now Kra Praneiee o
J►S1iBt
Mr. Culla has hada pier built in the
Maitland river, at this place fur the pu •i
pose of fastening a boom to hold saw-
iogs. The pier cost him about $140.
Dyphtheria is prevalent in the village
at present.
Robt. McGee, John Stalker, James
Clark and John Armstrong intend start
ing to Manitoba about the first of March.
Mn Camady intends building a new
residence next summer.
Mr. Luke Armstrong hu sold hs farm
on the Lal con. of W. `Vawanosh to the
McPhee brothers. Mr. Armstrong in-
tends going to Manitoba.
St. Harm
The St. Helens Literary Society has
changed the night of meeting from Fn -
day to Tuesday evening of each week.
Mr. James Weatherhead returned last
Saturday from the Michigan lumber
wMr. D. McDonald, from Guelph, is
visiting the old folks at home.
Mr. James Ford left last week to
make his fortune in Manitoba,
A Reform meeting was held in the
Temperance Hell on Thursday last, for
the purpose of organization. After
routine business, Dr. Sloan, of Blyth,
and Mr.L ockhart addressed the meeting.
The chair was ably occupied by Mr.
James Gaunt.
Les Dun.
Bsa4a ad Rr. Byrrtsaa.
De Ryerson died un Sunday teaming,
,.i.e.. .. i.rutracted illness. Adolphus
Kr rein .tyersou, D. D., LL. D., was
•+. tot i. arluttetowu, Norfolk county,
•: Awe* * 21th, 13 )3. He was the
tau t'. :f. 1 •yatist, who nerved in
,t. iu,h :u ury is America during the
e •..ti ua.try war. and after its slier
o, ;rotted tint to New Brunswick and
.t awards 111 tapper Crlsada. He re-
:, 1 4 g..ol e.lucwtien, and after teach -
to roe au ne years entered the ministry
eo tae Weslu'-au Methodist Church in
1833, esti remained in the itinerancy
t;lt 18.19, when he aided in founding,
mei i fur ten nr twelve years edited, the
•JuarJiaa, the organ of the Wesleyan
11othwlists of Canada. L► 1833 and
18.31 he was sent as a delegate to the
Brash Wesleyan Conference, and in
1841 was appointed Principal of Victe-
sw.t College, Coboutg. lu 1844 he was
apisnuted Superintendent of Public
tieh,.uls for Upper Canada, and the next
year ,rade an extensive tour of observe -
tion iu the United States and Europe on
*he subject 0 Public School education.
[u 1817 he published a full report of his
torr and a plan for the orgenizetiou of
a Public School system, whichwasadopt-
ed, and which he has since that time
zealously striven to perfect. He wrote
largely, mostly on educitiond topics,
and conducted many important contro-
versies with those who assailed his eye -
tem. He was placed un the superannu-
ated lista on full pay when Hon. Adam
Crooks became Minister of Education,
and he had consequently his whole time
at his disposal, which he employed pro-
titably in getting out his book, "The
History of the L'. E. Loyalists." In the
early years 0 his ministry he was em-
ployed like moat -Methodist ministers of
his day, as a missionary, and did good
sera ice among the Indians of the north-
western portion of Upper Canada.
Mr. James Strachan, engineer, of
Buffalo, N. Y., is visiting his parents
and friends in this section.
Dvinor BsarND.-A ewe belonging
to Mr. E. Shaw- gave birth to a pair of
lambs on the 9th inst. Our yeomen are
generally ahead of their Dunlop cousins,
Goderich butchers should mark this on
their memories when they come north
for their Baster lamb.
UNKNOWN FaiaNDs. — Some persona
recently left a pretty piece of carpet for
the pulpit platform in the Preibytesian
Church here. This is the second time
a fine present has been anonymously
left in this church. Who the donors
are, is a matter but few know. The
caretaker thinks that "sine fairies from
Dunlop" are the responsible ones, and
the knowing "Joe" chuckles quietly as
the quid mance guess.
ErrsaTAnllr1NT. - -The open meeting
at the Temperance Hall on the evening
of the 28th inst., should be well attend-
ed. The programme will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, readings and
recitations by members of th I. (J. G. T.
lodge; and a lecture by Mr. 'rhornas
McGillicuddy, of Goderich, entitled
":Backbone." Doors open at 6.30; pr.
gramme will begin at 7-30. .a silvr r
collection will be taken up in ail of th
Reuotou...-On bunday !art con:
,fuunic;t service was held in the Presby
terian church here, and ^ ,nducted toy
one cf the pastors, Rev. J. A. Turnbull
B. A. The text was Is.•a::h, ch:tf•. 42, v.:.
The i reacher printed , ut that Chris
cane to cheer the broker:he:n•t •H i•i thei
sorrow, and build up 1.i.t p.co :r Lgainat
trials. having a sympathy for a:: at tb
hour f their distress. Ho strongly
urged the Toon, people present to seek
B.al' ati.xi early. This is the ties; time
Mr. Turnbull has dispensed the sacra
stent here. Among the a.mmuuicante
were several,f the young people of the
net il. W i:3.'iTP._t 111u NS.
4. J. Criminal Court.
Banking. TravNllig G.lde.
— "----- terr rr GItANI)Tltl'NK.
BeNK OF MONTREAL.
t,
PA PITA - • - Iikwo,ua.,
Goderich Branch.
A:. Liir FO RI) - • - 2Iwau9rr
Altuws interest on deposits. 1,I)rafte. Jailor
of crallt and olretttar notes Wtted, able
In an parts of the world. 1761.
CANADIAN B. K OF COMMERCE
Jnage Tums presiding.
Queen v. J. E. Barns -This was a
charge of embeaalement from the Singer
Mfg. Co. - Prisoner pleaded guilty and
waa•aentenced to 3 weeks in the com-
mon gaol, at hard labor.
Queen v. Reinder -Prisoner was
brought up on the 15th for election on a
charge of larceny, elected to be tried,
pleaded guilty and was remanded to the
20th inst., for sentenced, he was then
recommitted to gaol for 3 months with
hard labor.
A recruiting offioe fur the mounted
police is to be opened in Toronto short-
ly.It is expected that considerable
difficulty will be experienced in. obtain-
ing the necessary number of the proper
kind of men.
Justin McCarthy has embodied a
scheme of Home Rule for Ireland based
meow the Constitution of the Dominion,
and according her the same rights as to
legislative power as are possessed by On-
tario and ether provinces. _
A horrible fatality occurred; at -Mon-
treal on Saturday. A man named
Cooney attempted to force o8 the man-
hole plate of a boiler before the steam
was exhausted, with the result that the
escaping steam and water literati par-
boiled him, froin'which he died shortly
after. A man who rushed to his assist-
ance was -severely scalded.
Pass. saSip's. Mitid. Stiz'd
GaJarluh.Lv 7.l3am 13.OSpm..i/5pm.. WOW?
Ss•t t1i 7.58 ' L IU " . 4,43 " ..10.50 "
Wrattord.Ar5.15am. tlbpm 8.l0pm 1.00"
wrier.
Pass. gap's. Mied. Mini d.
ikratterJ.l.v 1.110ao .7.30pm 7.00am . t46pwt
tlsafort. 1.17 " .5.55 " 5.13 " 5.
Oode►teb.Ar tl3pm IL 11.r0uu 7.
"MEAT W RN.
Gap's. Nati. ICAO.
Cltaton Nue north 5.31am L113pni. Sipe
Nola. south w .11.02sat 7.15 "
tiTAO1S 1.IN
Lu4eow ltage Idallyl arr. 10.13ant . den spat
BeetdBer ' 1 Wedneid*y end tBaat 7•ss
giliiitireUll.rtaturdavl *re4rss s 800 nt
0.1
Yid up rimiest, - $6,000,(k1'e
grist, - - 111,4'"),1 ",9. OIRCULAP TO
President, - lino:: /VJIt, !leat.I.STLR
(7eaeral Ala wager, • R' s, ...... d.w
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - • - MAw.osa,
Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts on •
the principal Towns and Cities in ('wade
Greet Britain and the United States. bough
and sold.
Advancesto Farmers on Notes. with one o
mors endorsers. without mortgage. 1763
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS'.
COUNTY or Hveoa, 1 Hy virtue of • Writ of
To WIT : f Puri Facies, wetted out
of Iter M,iwtysCourtof Chancery. sod tome
dtrecud against the lands and Tenements of
JOHN WINTER, IDefendant.t at rite suit of
JANE W INTER, I Plaintiff,) I have seised aid
taken in Execution, all the Right. Title. and
Interest, and equity of Redemption, of the
above named Defendant, in and to Lots num-
ber 15 and lel Fowler's Survey, in the Village
of Herpurhey, in the county of Huron. which
Lands and Tcnemects I shall offer for Sale. at
my adios, la the (hurt Homs, in the Town of
Ooderiob, on FlttlrAY. THE 10th DAY OF
FEBRUAR Y. A. 11.. :al:, at the hour of 12 of
the clock.
ROBE :T GIBBONS,
Sheriff of Huron
Sheriff's Office. Ooderk t:,
November Rh. 1281. 1912
This sale is postponed until MONDAY. the
27th day of FEBRUARY, 122* same hour and
place.
ROBT. GIBBONS.
Sheriff off Huron.
Public School Iaapectora, Tr ares
Al)N
TEACHERS.
It is algals ray duty W callyour attention M
the provisions of the Public hool law with
respect to the use of Teat Books. Public
School inspectors are required tow that nu
unauthorised books are used In the Public
Schools. Trustees who permit such will lose
their share of the Public school Gnat. sad
Teachers substituting any such book for at.
Authorised Test Book are liable to be con
rlcted and fined for such offence. W. Ir
Gage L ('o's. "New Series of headers toe use
in Canadian Schook- M s's•sslsrlsed In IS.
!revises of S.sa.M, end therefore subject b.
the above provisions of the Law. Pligeed)
ADAM CRCo)t&
Toro•to. Jae. 5. Meister of Eduostlea.
INSURANCE CARD. •
BRITISH ASS. CO'T. Tosowro-I&Iablisbe
1833.
PHOENIX IN8. CO -Y, of Loanoa (F•ngland)-
Establlehed 1781.
HARTFORD INS. , of HAevvoND, Cosa
-Fotaed 18111.
Risks taken In the above lest -class OAoes, at
the lowest rates by HORACE HORTON.
The ude ed is also Appraiser for the
CANADA PER LOAN exit SAVINGS CO'Y
Tosoaro.
7 too
Stoney r Gra-Loanon Chherg odeesasecurity.
te. y raw
HORACE HORTON.
Oodertcb Sept. 10. 1336.
LOOK -HERE!
You Can Get at Imrie's Book Store
meteerilagscal Report.
State of the weather for the week
ending Feb. 21st, 1882 :
Feb. 15th -Wind ind at 10 p. m. South,
fresh. partly clear, frost. No. 4 miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 600.
16th Wind at 10p. nil N. W., mode- •
e sato gale, . unt (,frost. No. of miles •
A LFoR 2 5 CENTS I
wmd travclied itt 24 hours 470. Fog allday., .amount of rain 0,5 cubic inches.
17t:t --Wind at 10 p. m. N. E., fresh,
,;.fear, frost. Aurora borealis. No. of
miles wind travelled in 24 hours 629. '
18th -1Vind at 10 p. m E., fresh, /ra
: cloudy, frost. No. :.riles wind trot- Our r o1113 10 reqs} Package Contains,
r veiled in 24 hours 441. U//tbrthrii iYiii t1t,Wp / iiY iYV Contains
lath- -\Vnol at 10 p. ut., N. W.,
,, moderate Title, cloudy, frost. No. of
mules wind trowelled in 24 i:c.urs 438.
A neeint of rainfall 0.;r cubic inches.
20th --Wind at 10 p. na N. E., fresh.
Snowing since 7 p. in. No. ,of milesi
wind travelled in 24 hours 405.
t:'.st-Wind at 10 p. m. S. W., brisk
gale. Snow flurries. No. of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 967. Amount of
rainfall 2.h cubic inches. Amount of
snowfall 2 Inches.
G. N. MACDONALD, Ob4erver.
(hoderich, Feb. 22d, 1882.
1 Book of 200 pages, on Matrimony,
1 Copy Foxe'■ Book of Martyrs, oemplete,
12 Sheets Good Writing Paper,
12 Good Envelopes.
1 Lead Pencil, with
1 Piece Rubber„
1 Penholder and Pen
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••epe.r: 4 the, Provincial Sec-
retary for tl a year 1881. just issued, we
sec thi.t :;4 hotel licenses were issued for
East Hui, n, :o,.tinst 31; for the previous
year, 4..t against 47 in the South, and 44
♦gainat 4't in the West. The shop
licenses granted were, hast Huron 1,
$nuth and %tea, 7 e.reli. In 1875 the
total hotels licensed in Huron, were 164,
in 1880, 12:' The amount of the fines
collected f,,r violation of the law during
1881 was, Gast. Huron, $61: South;$100;
West, $18,;; in the case of the put two,
it being les than one-half what was col-
lected in the previous year. The num-
ber of prisoners committed to jail in this
oounty for drunkenness, during the last
six years, were as follow.: -1876, 24;
1877, 29; 1878, 22; 1879, 13; 1880, 22;
1881, 18. The total number of commit-
tals in the Province, far drunkenness,
was 3328. It must be borne in mind,
however, that only a small proportion of
those arrested for druukenaess, go to
jail: the great majority pry a fine, and
are released. We believe it the rigkt
direction if the powers 4tes in
this connection were 'steroid. aa they
have no option hut to inflict a fine 4
rine or two dollar.. whereas commitment
to jail, or a heavier tine. would prom
more benefitial.
Goderich township take* the lead with
the least number et licoriaee, lowing bet
1; Stephen the highest, animg 11; How-
lok next with 9; Orey 8, the remsiaing
townships bang all sa11 numbers.
The total number of liminess issued in
the prevails. last year, shop and hotel,
was 4,078, being 29 in excess of throe
issued the preei•,ws year. The grew
amount 4 remade received hes'sfroea,
which includes license teen, fuse, rte..
was $417,797, of which $274,167 wee
paid to the municipalities se their pre-
portion.
re -portion. -{drew Ere
Herbert Spawn Ms sipr.esetl his
intention 01 visiting this soantism. ins
egtrat *Writ
Bi11t8.
(:olclough In Goderich township. on the Ilth
eon. on the lith inst., the wife of Mr. Joe-
cph Colclough, of • daughter.
MARRERO.
Glenn Fowler -On theAth inst.. by the Rev.
Ft. W. Leitch at the residence of the bride's
father, kir. (Hugh R. Glenn, of West Wa-
wanosh, to Mime Elizabeth Fowler, of the
same plane.
NeBr$eo--Boyd -On the 13th fast, by the
Nov. Dr. Ure, Mr. Aaron McBrten. to Miss
Elizabeth Boyd, all of Goderioh.
Welsh Bell in Wawanomh, o* the 130 inst..
at the residence of the bride's father, by the
Rev. Mr. McLean, Mr. Malcolm Welsh. to
Mime Stun Bell. all of Waw•nosb.
OMR
Macara in Ooderlob, on Monday. tab. 20th,
mo
of herrage of the stomach, John Memo.
aged 0/ yeah aid 8 menthe
Sloan in Clinton, on Feb. 1118. George
Ross—, son of Mr. Writ. J. Slessan, aged
s menthe.
Miaow At his reeideece, in Fingal, on the
Feb , of beandiseags, after twelve
boors Weems. W. Glasgow rot the firm of
Glasgow. Macpherson et (e.) 1n the Nth
year et his ane.
MoQtssen 1n Clinton, ne Feb. 20th, Sarah.
wife of Mr. John McQueen, aged 77 nen.
Duncan i■ (Mato° on Feb. Vat•, Andrew
Dnacaw, ar.. aged 77 Years -
Cooper At Winaipng, on the lith into Thom
M youegest sou of Mr. J. T. Cooper, late of
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siedertell Na,tels.
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