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GODERIOH, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1882.
GE N EI1AL INTELLIGENCE
1 MCGILLICUDDY BIROS. PVai.taltgan
t $1.80 A YZAR IN ADVANCE.
New Ailraralseaseate
Medical xi. -T. Jordon.
Preaq vIggjare.-(1. H. Olds.
For Rase eislati.-Aeele at this °Mee.
Sheep Iliapay.-Jeraph Hetherington.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills -Dr. J. C. *Ter & Co.
Dentistry.
NICHOLSON SURGEON DEN -
A. (miettitrararada. West Street
doors )(slim nit if Morel. baits-
1,1DWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR.
GEON. date with Trotter & Caesar, the
Leading Dentists of Toronto.) MI operations
malts and carefully performed. Rooms,
Ulan) Blo over W. Taylor's t loses CLIN-
glePaelests front a distaape will please
make appointment in ethane. by snail. 1N5.
EWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
14 Attorneys, Solicitors in Chanoery &c.
)flee lath* Court House, (Alder/eh.
1u. LeWto. M.A.. B.C.L. Z. N. Lama
MD.
/1 ARROW & PR,OUDIOOT, B AR
RISTERS. Attorneys, Solicitora. etc
Goderich. J. T. Gamow, W. Proudfoot. 1751
lek L DOYLE, BARRISTER A ND
AY. Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery. fte.,
Godmich. Ont. 1751.
EAGER & MORTON, BARRIS-
k...7 'MRS, &c.. &o.. Goderie.h and W
C./kern Jr.. Godersch. .1. A. MorioNIZ.-
ham. 1751.
Q, *ALCOM$ON, BARRISTER AND
t-ioStitor. Ofilce -Corner of West Street
and et Square, over George Acheson's,
0 k. 1731.
VIEAMPION: ATTO R N WY - A T-
1:41. LAW. Solicitor in Chancery, Convey -
&c. Office over Sheppard's bookstore,
Oat.Asy .most of atoraty to
rosilicatrest rates of interest. 1751-y.
N, HOLT & CAMERON,
Water! in Chapstory, Etc..
ileum: M. C. Casneron, it
c.; P. Holt. M. G. Cameron, Goderich. W. E.
Mortara Wet/brim 1731.
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D. HUTCHISON, DUNGANNON,
Ont. 1812
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McDONAGH, M.D. PHYSIC-
• IAN. SURGKON. &a., Graduate of Tor.
onto Unlveney. Licentiate of the Royal Col.
te Batitys Hotel. stallion street. 0 od-
'
Ivni Phobias'', Lo n. England. &e..c.. &c..c.,
IC I'. 8.. Ontario. es and residence
Op
eri . 17954m
DR. MuLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OKON, Coroner, kr. Office and residence
Bruce Street, soeond door west et Victoria
Street. 1751.
•
HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
. elan. Surgeon and Accoucher. Graduate
of Torento Un iversit y. °Mee opposite Comer
-on & Cameron's Bank. Lacknow. ; f not in
' Mee. enquire at the Bank. 1762-y.
DP.. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
A-, Physicians. Surgeons. Amouchars, kr.
trace at Dr. Shlunon's residence, near the
Tall. Goderich. C. SHANNON. C. HANIL
1751.
Loans anb 3nsurance.
MONEY. -PRIVATE FUNDS TO
A lend on easy terms in MIMS to suit bor-
rouses. MAN. McD A atom.
Osiderieh. Nov. 171h NM. 1313.1m.
Q500,000 T() LOAN. APPLY To
SP 'CAMERON, HOLT k CAMERON. Oode-
kb. 1759.
!It
75,O TO LEND ON REAL ES -
Kee TAM Terms favorable. Appist to B. L.
DOYLE, Goderich. 1751
fk50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
CP on good Farm or first-class Town Property
• t8 per cent. Aortic' to R. R ADCLIFFE. 1751
ikrOlifil7 TO. LEND IN ANY
& amount to suit borrower» at 6 to 64 per
emit. Private funds. Apply to SEAultR and
MoirroN. God er ch.
MONEY T4 LEND. -A LARGE
amount ot Private Funds for investasent
.itkoweet tatte eoa flret-elass Mortgages. Apply
- BARROW k PROUDFOOr.
,OANS FREE OF CHARGE. -
AI Money to lend at lowest rates. tree ot
any oasts or charges. SEAGER 4. MORTON,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
: • sr erloh. lard Maras Int. 1770.
g PER CENf. -THE CANADA.
NI Landed Credit Company is prepared to
lend money on good Farm security. et oils per
cent. Full partletilarsiiren upon application
to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent. Goderich.
1783.
a10,000 PRIVATE FUNDS Ti) LEND
terest. Rartgoires . no Commievion
V on Warm and Tow:Mire, at towed In.
obaneee. Conveyancing rem reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in (medley
If title is satisfactory .- DA VISON & JOHN-
STON. Barristers. ke Goderich. 1761
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tRADCLIFFE. FIRE, MARINE,
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The People's Column.
QHEEP ESTRAY. -CAME ESTRAY.
k7 "ten as ibe Prenallils of the subscriber,
about Hie beginning of Jape, a ewe. The
owner is requested to prove _property, par
chargee and take her away. J00111.11 Hirai-
Itazitarox. lot 6. con, 111. Colborne, Nile P. 0.
POR SALE CHEAP. -A BUGGY,
A And single harness. For particulars ap-
ply at this °Moe.
- MISS SKIMMINGS, IN
•tv.K. Sheathing her purees for their Ountinaed
patronage, would intimate her desire to ur-
gent's aa extra oleos, for Instructions In vocal
aad loMmunental music. during the approach-
ing vacation. Terms, 06.00 per quarter, in ad-
vane.e. Goderich, June gith, lstu. 1845-
TENDERS WANTED--Foa ST.
a Church iheaday School building.
Planstlinpecifiostions can be been at the of -
doe of IL RADCLIFFE, on and alter
Wednesday. July 50. Tenders received until
Mondss. July lab. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. R. RADCLIFFE,
Chairman Building Committee.
Goderich. June filth, 1881 1813-11
NOT4313--THIA STATUTES OF ON-
TARIO. 45 Victoria, Het aretaisw ready
for d iscri ration at the onIce of the Mirk of the
Peacesiatn Giodertai, rem&tinstes and other
fil
ocia entitled to same. TR • LEWIS,
Clerk Peace OMm. Clerk Peace, Huron.
Goderich. June 2d, 1)182 161.5-tt
y IfEREBY GIVE Nol'KE THAT I
▪ win not De responsible keenly debts con-
tracted by my wife or any other Person with-
out my written order. Ronnie? lama.
Stanley.
AfISS NETTIE SEEOMILLER,
A Having completed her steadies in music
under Prof. Sipe. .1 London, gad having re-
ceived • cerUilcate. 1 now Wir
ceed to re-
ive a linsitod number of p for Plano
isstru 7tion. Mies Seeirrn ler also prepared
to take orders for Crayon Portraits. Satisfac-
tion is every ease gaarantrag. Residence,
owner Ounbria Road and Negate Street.
'"C WILL PAY FOR THE SIGNAL,
la
. poologo free ter also Igkisset of UM
SebecrIbe at race, sad got rgeresnem of this
offer.
rpo RENT. - A COJEFORTABLE
.1. Rutter on eivittertItzeek eantlatbrar 8
rooms, kitchen and psntry, with hard and
sett water. Agedy to OW. Mchl.AHON.
111334f.
VOR SALE OR TO RENT. -THE
Large preinimes known as the Teatmseth
Salt Well with Block, containing one steam
pan 60ft and one Iron pan sort in length, with
allps her opportunities for making salt in good
mining order. Working capacity 100bbs per
day. present prim of salt Sk per barrel. toe a
day clear profit. Apply toG go. B. Joitetrros,
P. O. Box 70. Goderteh.
rflo RENT. - A COM?ORTABLE
Huusetin $t. Patrick'slitmet. containing
seven rooms told woodshed. Hard and soft
water 00 the premises, and the entire place
In the best condition. Convenient to the
square. Also two brick cottages. near the
station. Apply to JOHN Bliit:ENHIDGIII,
Newgate Street. Ooderich.
Len"`'
.i.‘.UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
MARKS. tic VHS TOWNSHIP tflr artrultif,
IN TH. 0O10TT OF HURON.
Pursuant to the order of Wilmot Richard
Smiler, Esquire, Judge of the County' Court
of the County of Huron, made in a certain
suit or matter of Mitchell v. Mitchell, bearing
date the 12th day of May. A. I). 1882, there
will be offered for sale. with the approbation
of thsr7 represientatiteottheCounty of Hur-
on liaterdso. tie al I of Jolly. nere.at the
hour of 12 o'clock noon, at White's hotel. in
the village of Exeter, in the County of Huron,
by James Oke, Auctioneer, the following
valuable lands in two parcels namely: Parcel
uuntber 1. Lot No. 15 its the 5th Con. of the
township of Stephen. in the Conety of Huron,
contoining by admaissurethent 100 acres of
land. more or less. This property is well
cleared, and on it are erected a large .vo story
brick house and kitchen, a large brick barn.
a brick stable, a large brick cowshed. a frame
granary. a frame driving house, also a $siceLi
is
rateable brick yard. There also a
bearing orchard. The purchaser will be en-
titled to 35 acres of fall is -heat now in the
ground.
Parcel No. 9. The North 'half of lot No. IS.
in the tIth concession of the township of Steph-
en. in the County of Huron. containing by
admeasurement 50 acres of land. more or less.
The property is all cleared and well fenced.
The eurehemer will be entitled to 10 acres of
fall wheat, now In the ground.
Terms. -Ton per cent down at the time of
sale. balsnee in 30 days without intOrest. In
all other respects the conditions of sale will
be the standing conditions of the Chanoery
Division of the High Court of Justice. For
further particulars apply to S. Malcomson,
barrister. W. Hall. liarrister.
Exeter 0810 udellkaaktios Hots' & CARIRROR,
W. R. 41er. Vendor's Solicitors.
Real epreeentatIve. 1851
ttERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
C,OUNTT or HCRON. t By virtue of a Writ of
Tf3 wfl nevi racks. issued out
of Her Majesty's County Court of the roust,
of Huron and to me directed against the land.
e nd Tenement' of John Kelly at the snit od
John Remedy. 1 bare seised and taken
zlecutioa the Heat, interest
equity of redrennkta of the above
Wendaat la sad to that parcel of hied Strafe,
lying and tieing In the County of Homo owl
Province of Ontario. comprising the west
half 01 401 number two In the ninth coneew
dell Of the aastern IN•ision of the township
• Asideld. Which land• end tenements I
offer for Nile, 1117 nm. n the eoart
the tot's' ot Godertch. on Tuesday
el OUteber at the hoer of twelve
, boos.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
mice. slogeekb. Sheriff of It urn&
Op nth NW
tonsorial.
W KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
T V • 15151 .04 Halrgivessr. begs to cetera
s Moira eancetatert
fanerarcsar." eat
braWle ties 004
al veloC
h Sharing Parlor, near
47.15
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Hotels.
MAITLAND HOTEL, GODWIlani
ONT.
The above new and gret-eleas bora*, ekes te
the Railway Strains sad eterreratat 10the
town, Is mend to none In Oater1o. for eora-
fort and aceounnoiation Is boated try Hot
A ir
It siitus, awn. arm harm.
Croquet Lawn and garden en khe
Hot gad cold meets .4*11 boars. frie
As Oesulans to and fnsett boa% imed cant ern -
rano, 10 sttendanee Inc Rrohman Pro
Webs, IMO
SHERIFFR RALE OF LANDS.
'Corirria or Mown. a ley ?Mee et a Wrft of
rp wrr Plead rodeo. Issiral rat
Majesty's County Court 01the 00111m7
sm.
10510 40, against the
we A Mg::••=itel
11111d
irtiljeM
of wies
the
541108
n the town
werand day of
1114V0 of the flock.
allt▪ a811
Whkhl
• at
of
October. at tra boor of
nova. ,
ROBERT 0111100Ne.
ll1eriffs ()Men. Godorieh Vh•ri IT of Helton
1.ine Inth at 11.414
NEWS UT HOME.
Jobe
s•
"A skid%
An' tank
g 70. takin' notes,
1 sweat it."
70.11 TONAL
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.
M.ike whole of the stock of
..1.4ce. that *111 defy
111, Market Square.
.1.1)11•42 to be phollophing
a foozTersons
othyitarphoo,
atl
gallery. 0 -so.
bora got a tit=
at lesr =
the rut put-
- up trait era litteni. They hove
*leo purchased for arab fres a tamake:otios
abe sotahinatioa O 10t otcooking stuv hich eirt sell eiseap. . The cikeapeet use
ths bus.
%guns ti • pl•••••i thing
cottage as la
An If you want ontrabott in yto -.
Be sure to elation Sallow ii.
Hell maks oar eud as It =gat
CrainsipicipsEa.rou bee.
bellows.
boost& oa laket to arrasseat
Year humble home or tan house
Henault your tietisatioesf bent-
Th/apkotorraPber Ballow&
"Everybody reads Tna
Mrs. 011ierne is spending her vaca-
tion in town.
no Misses Wynne have mane on an
American tour.
Mr. Charles Mckfauus is spending his
vacation in town.
Miss Hutchison has returned frau her
visit to Montreal.
Mrs. Harry Johnston ta visiting
friends at Chatham.
Mrs. Capt. Sheppard- and family, are
taking a trip nn the lakes.
Mrs. Dr. Adams of Embro is visiting
at her old home on Nelson St.
Miss Oakes, of Clinton, is visiting her
Aunt Mrs. Kirkhriale, Stanley it.
Mr. Fred. Seegmiller has gone up to
Sault St. Marie au a business trip.
Muss Clendenning, of Forest, is visit-
ing her uncle, Mr. Grierson, Brock at.
Mr. Nathan Johns, of London, is vis-
iting relatives in and around Ga.elericle
Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd of Dublin,
and the Misses Kidd, are visiting in
town.
Miss Minnie Weir, of Stratford, is
spending her vacation with Mrs. Looney,
Nelson St.
Miss Minnie Robertson has gone to
visit her uncle, Mr. Jacob Seegmiller, of
Walkerton.
The sisters of St. Joseph held their
annual pic-nic in Bingham'a grove on
Monday last
nem.. of the British Exchange
Hota, has been trying the miller:1.
waters at Stratford.
Master John Detlor, eldest a an of S.
H. Detlor, has teen very ill of inflam-
mation of the lungs.
Mr. Thos. Grahame, of Chicago, spent
Dominion Day in t.;wn and visited his
home at Sheppardton.
Mr. Jas. Wilkinson has left for the
Lake Superior region, and will probably
be absent for the season.
Mrs. Turner and family of St. Louis,
have arrived to spend the summer
months at their lake rgaidence in town.
Mr. John Cee, 1 Detlor's & Co's es-
tablishment, i spending a couple of
weeks in Chicago, visited his uncle Mr.
Ben Allan.
Knox church choir will furnish the
music for the strawberry festival to be
held in the Union church, Goderich tp.
this evening.
Mrs. John Green, of Port Dalhousie,
is visiting relatives in town and in Cul -
borne. She is a niece of Mr. John
Morris, of Colborne.
Renovsting the houses inside and out-
side is the oll` of the day,and Goderich
oreeente a most attractive appearance to
one isitars this season.
Mrs. F. C. Rogers, of Brussels, ac-
companied her husband, the Reeve of
that place, to Goderich last week, and
spent a few days in town.
Mr. E. E. Wad*, a Brussels, IL for-
mer resident of Ooderieh, was in town
during the week visiting old friends.
He looked hale and hearty.
A number of Goderich Masons attend-
ed the Anglican church, Clinton, on
Sunday last, and listened to an appro-
priate sermon from Rev. Mr. Craig.
• The Orangemen el this district pur-
=celebrating the 1.111i of July in
ten on Wednesday. A big day is
anticipated by the rainnbers of that or-
der.
Dr. O'Reilly, Provincial gaol Inspec-
tor, was in town on Tuesday, and visit-
ed Castle Dickson. He was. accompan-
ied on his visit to Goderich by Mrs.
O'Reilly.
The morning train will arrive in Gode-
Ash until farther notice about nine
o'elock This will give visitors to Gods -
riot' a longer tinse to spend in our beau-
tiful town.
We understand that the Ontario
Pharinaceutisal haseelation of Ontario
threaten lepl pitisimithisgs against any
his regular druggists selling
=rem.
Mrs. Dv MeMisising ie, we regret to
Warr. very ill of tritlanansehon ot the
Byer. Rhe emelt seditenly fll while vie -
king at Toren* with her daughter,
Mile Georgina
Offralgran Pie-erte.- Arrangements are
of
oak thy tWWI
he St. Peter's
AVOItuesh fee the holding of la pie-nie
in Bleelh_IL' t paws014 IPleidnesday, the
huh 70 perthigin will be gir.
en item wok.
We are Informed that over $T5 were
netted at the strawberry festival on the
panda of H. Johnston, Esq., 00 Tue.-
day last, in aid of the building fund of
St. George's church Sunday School.
M-. James McFarlane, gardener to
Mr. James Gamow has sent us • speci-
men of barley grown on the grounds of
the latter. The stalks are considerably
over four feet in length, and gave pro-
mise of a much longer growth.
Miss K. McIntcoh, of North Street,
on Wednesday sent us in some speci-
mens of strawberries, the largest of the
"Wilson" variety we have seen this
season. They were grown on the farm
of Mr. C. McGregor, and were as lus-
cious as large.
Excusoioo. - Arrangements have
been made by the Directors of the Me-
chanics' Institute for an excursion from
Goderich to Toronto and return on Mon-
day next llth inst., good fir throe days,
fare $2.25. The train will leave Gode-
rich at 7.30 a. w.
In the list of graduates in the class of
'82 at the commencement exercises of
the Michigan University at Ann Arbor,
this week, we notice that Mr. R. A.
Packwood has obtained hi. M. D. de-
gree. He is • brother of Mrs. Chas Le-
Touzel, of Colborne.
Mr. W. A. Howie, of the Bank of
Commerce, has been removed to Sarnia,
and has been suoceeded by Mr. A. E.
Grassett, of Ottawa. Mr, Elosaie dur-
ing the short time he was in Goderich,
made a host of friends, and was quite a
favorite in many circles.
Rev. J. W. Sutton, of the M. E.
Church, preached a special sermon to
Orangemen on Sunday morning, taking
for hi. text : Romans 1: 16. The dis-
course is spoken of as an appropriate
one, and was much appreciated by the
members of the order present.
,The " Maple Leaf" cricket elub, of
Goderich, Capt. Percy Malcumson, and
the "Stars" of Clinton, Capt. H. Stan -
bury, juvenile clubs, played a match
game in Goderich on Dominion Day.
Two innings were contested, the Clin-
ton boys proving victors hy a score of 90
to 55.
Rev. R. Hicks wishes in behalf of the
congregation of St. George's cheich to
acknowledge with very niarly thanks the
handsome donation of $23.25 from Mis.
Fletcher's sch.00l, the proceeds of their
closing enterteinment., a very substan-
tial addition to the building fund of St.
George's Sunday School.
A strawberry festival will be held in
the school Peen of Knox Church on
Monday evening next, tile proceean of
mhleh willibe for the benefit of the choir.
7-1.111 Open at 7.30. Refreshments
served at 8. Admission 20c. A pro-
gramme consisting of nausic, readings,
etc, will also be presented.
ACCIDiNT. -A lad named Chas. Sim-
mons, aged about 13 years, met with an
accident on Saturday evening, whilst at-
tending the fireworks. A lad pulled a
"mine" off the stand too soon, and it
exploded in the midst of a group, strik-
ing Simmons on the thigh, and causing
a painful although not dangerous wound.
Orr THR THAI 'K. -The train for
Toronto on which the Goderich High
School contingent for -matriculation at
the University was on board, laat week
ran off the track near Acton. No
damage to life or limb was sustained,
much to the relief of friends of Messrs
E. Duncan, W. H. Clutton, E. Macdon-
ald and others.
The intermediate examination of pu-
pils, which has,been in progress in the
Court room during the week, under the
supervision of Inspector Miller, will
likely close on Saturday. 54 pupils' are
writing from Goderich High School and
and 15 from the outside points. A num-
her of the latter have, however, been
Goderich High School pupils in past
sessions.
A LADY DRILL leirreurroe. -At the
Toronto school drill and calisthentc
competition held in the Queen's Park on
the 30th ult., the 2nd and 3rd prizes
were taken by the 4th and 9th divisions
of Phoebe at. school. These divisions
were instructed in the drill and calis-
thenic exercise by Miss I. Straubel,
daughter of our townsman Mr. C. F.
StraubeL
HTMENRAL. Wnt. Kerr, formerly
a merchant in Goderioh, has, after a few
years residence in Tennessee, annexed
one of the daughters cf that State, and
persuaded her to change her name. We
understand that Mr. Kerr is well pleas-
ed with the climate and people of that
portion of the South. Some of his old
friends would like to see him come up an
his wedding trip.
Rev Mr. Wakefield, the new pastor
of North street Methodist church, arri•-
ed lest week, and preached on ;Sunday.
Yesterday (Thursday) evening he was:
tendered a reception by the ladies of the
eongregation and others nn the tone
and handsome grounds of Wm McLn,
Req. Strawberrisa and cream, etc.,
abounded, and doubtless by this time
the new pastor feels perfectly at home.
Tea Poza-r Fenn. --Mine hoot of the
Point Farm had • busy day on the 1st,
visitors from every direction pouring in.
The Clinton New Era thus refers to
a young man known to many cf cur read-
ers: On Sunday evening Rev. R. Y.
Thoinpeon, of the Winnipeg College,
(formerly of 11 ullett) preached in Willis
church. He is one of the most clever
young men in the Presbyterian ministry
and gave an exceptionably good sermon.
He is on his way to Germany where
he will prosecute his studies still fur-
ther.
By publisher's notice printed else-
where it will be seen that all back sub-
scriptions not settled at (MCC will be
charged at the rate of $.2 per annum.
Fair warning is now given, and if our
friends who are behind want to save 50
cents on each year's subscription, they
will settle early. Do not watt until next
week, or next month, but come in at
once, or send the money in registered
letter.
The Clinton Methodist Sunday Schou
excursion on Wednesday was largely at-
tended. The school "pic-nicked" in
Bingham's grove, and marched to that
place from the station with banners fly-
ing, presenting a pleasing appearance.
Not a little amusement was created by
the appearance of the provision wagron,
which was heaped with bsskets, in the
midst of which fluttered a banner bear-
ing the words, "Precious Promises."
COLD Hounays.-The lst and 4th of
July, days dear to the Canadian and
American heart, were each exceedingly
cold this year. One of the athletes in
the mile race on Dominion de?' declared
that he "didn't sweat a drop. ' Yet the
amount of ice-cream disposed on that
day was considerable; but there are some
girls who would inch along for ice-cream
on Dominion Day if the thermorneterslip-
zer t
ped and fell ever so many4es below
Complaints have been male to WI that
a number of our youth are in tho habit
of carrying firearms and shooting birds
in the orchards of neighbors'and jump-
ing fences for the dead birdss, In addi-
tion to injuring property,there is consid-
erable danger to residents. Some of
thalads will be "hauled up" if thiaprac-
tice is continued. No one has a right to
shoot any bird or animal on another per-
son's property, without the consent 'of
the owner of the property.
SALT BA04. -Last week about fifteen
thousand salt sacks arrived here fur the
Canada Salt Aasocieti,„„. They are in.
-.emu to be used for the Lower Cali-
adian trade, the people of that province
being accustomed to buy in sacks, in
fact will not buy barrelled salt. It is
said that after the sack is emptied it is
converted into a very servicable pair of
pants, and after doing service in this
connection as long as possible is turned
to a variety of other use.. -[New Era
PEAIMPOtte MA,trfolit. - day Ma'am Morton & Creasman, the
w I -known carriage miasma of this place
shiprof tem handsome canopy tap phae-
tons to WinnipegRoth vehicles were
splendidly hill, symmetrical and well-
Sd are a credit to the eetablish-
mese lime turned than out. We trust
that Ws consignment is bat the prelude
to a huge and steady shipment of carria-
ges, etc., to th Prairie Provinee, hy
Messrs. Morton & Creasman. The
phaetons were 1or Messrs. Westbrook &
Fairchild, Wirinipee. who will her., rigs
they mac he pond
Crirket-eoderlek V. ClInkon.
A game at cricket was played on the
grounds of the Goderich Club on Wed-
nesday last, between the clubs of Clin-
ton and Gederich. Wickets were pitch-
ed at 11.30 a. ni., Goderich going to the
bat. By the annexed score it will be
seen that the home team hal the game,
the first innings giving them a lead of
30. In the second innings Goderich
made 79 runs, and on time being called
the visitors were found to be 35 behind
with one wicket to go down. Under
these circumstances the first inning de-
cided the game: -
W Proudfootb Kennedy. lo Cralb . 7
T Armstrong, b Kennedy. 9 run out .12
R 8 Morris, e Kennedy 41:e Hovrson
K A Stark. b Howson nee bof. wicket 4
J A McDougaiTc Kennedy 1' runout 2
T McDermott, Is Kennedy lib Howson ...
C C' Ross, It Howson.....1 b Howson . 12
r b Howeoe.. 6 Is Kennedy
8 Hayes, net out 18. b Kennedy 1
II Elliott. leg bef. wicket0 e Harland
W K Roan, h Howson5 c Craib 7
Hyes
10
64 79
cLINTON.
A McF.wan, b Morris 0 h McDermott . 2
DA Forreister. b MeDer. b Melkugall • 12
mott . . 71
J Cralb, c Armstrong 1 e Roes
J Kowloon, b McDougall - 10,o Stark
T Johnstim, It Morris. Te McDougall2
W Jackson. b Morris. Olb Stark. .. 0
J n . c Mtark.
G MoTaggert. h Morris 0
A Manning, b Morris 2
I. Stephens, run out 4
T Kennedy, rus out 0
Tease.
5
sot out. . .. 6
c °remelt .0
not out .. . . 1
e Elliott. 41
At
Cramforl.
A FIN, BARN; ( In the 27th ult., af-
ter live weeks' work, the framers under
command of George Morrts,olf Oarbraid
omnpieted the largest barn an the town-
ship of Ashaeld for Mr. Thee. Harris.
It i 70 x St feet. and has • tine steno
foundation 10 fat high. It is built over
a running sprint, to which a he.. is at
teams& eo that 30 heed of oattle, 11
hones and 20 sheep can be fed and
watered all the year round. At the
raking of the timber* for the foundatioet
there were 57 pereen. prowent: mad at
the raising of the heavy timbers to their
owes ever 40 men on sash side. fls
stalwart sena of Ashfield, this sins.
modes of walmone$i. ani the sturdy
his ol Oa:Ahura quickly pot the largest
barn m this section on its baae. Aftee-
wards all united in devouring a splendid
repot served by the ladies of the house -
head and friends, and story and jest
Oiled rip the balance; of the evening. It
tor& 72 *quarts of shingles to cover the
barn reef, and the rafters were 67 feet
long. The eaptains of the Wes were J.
Peensilitie and edam ',edam Vow
OUR TOWN FATHERS.
The Mantes of the last Meeting.
June 29, 1882.
The regular meeting of the Town
Council was held this evening. Present
-the Mayor in the chair, Messrs. John-
ston, Campbell. Hutchison, Bingham,
Butler, Dancey, Jordan, Lee, Nicholson,
Sloane and Swanson.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and anproved.
TRItAtURICR'A IMPORT.
showingAmt.
Amt. paid out
AAmt. recd. since last meeting. 8318117
mt. In Hank l:
The Treasurer presented a statexacrueu.Nts
Referred to Finance committee.
COMMUNICATIONR.
A communication was received from
the Torouto General Trust Company,
and ordered to be filed.
A communication -was received from
the Provincial Beard of Health. Re-
ferred to Health committee.
A communication was received from
the secretary of the hoard of Common
School Trustee asking grant of $4,800
for school purposes for current year.
Referred to Finance committee.
A communication waa received from
the Clerk and Treasurer, tendering bis
resignation.
It was moved by Sloane, seconded
by Hutchison, that the salary of the
Clerk and Treasurer be increased $200,
as an inducement tor Mr. Moore to re-
main.
Moveu in Amendment by Johnston,
seconded by flolutler, that Mr. Moore's
resignation be accepted.
On division there voted on the amend-
ment yea -Johnston, Bingham, Butler,
Lee, Nicholson and Swanson. Nay -
l'he Mayor, Campbell, Hutchison, Dan-
cey, Jordan and Sloane. The amend-
ment was declared lost, and the motion
was declared lost on a 'similar divis-
<=11=11
Moved by Johnston, seconded by But-
ler, that Mr. Moore's resignation be ac -
"proved in amendment by Jordan,
seconded by Dancey that the further
consideration if the resignation of the
Clerk and Treasurer be deferred to a
meeting of the council to be called to
meet on Friday, the 14th July next.
There voted on the amendnaent.yea-
the Mayor, Campbell, Dancey, Bing-
ham, Jordan, Nicholson, Shone and
nwanson 8. Nay -Johnston, Hutchis-
on, Butler and Lee 4.
The.amendment was declared car-
rie4
Moved by Nicholson, seconded by
Butler, that all dommunicatiorut refer-
ring to the Clerkship and Treasurership
be laid over to next 'fleeting. Carried.
A petition was presented frinn John
Blake and others; asking for repairs to
drain on South St. Referred to Public
Works committee with power to act.
aceouers.
The following accounts were presented
and referred to the Finance committee:
d Murray, $193.41; Weller
& Martin $3; 1). Ferguson, $8.32.
The Finance cammittee reported, re-
commending the payment of the follow-
ing accounts: H. Spence, 51.63; John
Hillier, $1; Wm. Mitchell, 56.241; John
Scobie, $4: D. Ferguson, 59.53; C. F.
Straubel, $1.84.
The consideration of the cases of Mc-
Lean and Newell were referred to the
Relief committee with power to act.
In accordince with notice of motion
of last meeting Jordan moved, seconded
by Campbell, that Mr. Nicholson be al-
lowed to use vacant ground in front of
his cemetery lots for purpose of orna-
mentation, without charge. Carried.
Moved by Swanson, seconded by But-
ler, that the P. W. committee be em-
powered to make necessary arrangements
for the pumping of water for watering
these
treets.
ThReeve, itt his capacity as War.
den of the County, gavean invitation to
the Council to attend at the celebration
of the opening of the Maitland Bridge.
The council then adjourned.
1
ANOTHER OLD PlONEER GoNE. -We
regret to learn of the death of Mr.
James Young, who died June 15th, at
his residence in Ashfield; at the age of '
68 years after a long and painful ill-
ness. He came to Canada from Nairn,
Scotland,with his father and rest of family
in 1835, and settled in Colborne. In
1841 he removed to Ashfield, and re-
mained there till his death. He I oriel
a widow, three eons and two daughters
to mourn hia las. He was much re-
spected by all who knew him, and his
remains were followed to the grave by e
large concourse.
Lotilmra.
EUCHRE BY LOG LIGHT A party of
We playing cards by the weird light of
a bleeping leg heap was one ef the sights
hereabouts Pm night last week. The
leas shuffled the cards until the grey
dawn of day, in order is while away the
tedious watoh. To a passer by 1145 00140
was picturesque. -Co.
Howe ADAIR. -W. ars plaallild to MSG
Mr. J. Strachan moving amongst us
0000 MOTO after a two in,oltall' visit to -
relatives ot Sault Rt. Marie. in ben&
health end spirits than before
T11•04101. -Our 'heir and others who
went (nun here to Itimmilla 10 tho
strawberry fatten/liven by the Sons nt
Tenapmonce, whh 15 thank the &ins for
their kind and the bountiful
*early of hum asip«•A •• •
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