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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-07-28, Page 4TIRE HURON SIGNAL P UMlsked every Fr ]1os wcvDev ie Squarer ooh tit t GODERICH, ONTARIO, M osi.irif ties earveaad ilie !part of rt malas ear=U, M r tsss ilasst Passeesing es It duae , -Islas journals la ail ols arid .4 iridium la e kto le the sk s • iset cies rs+rwtr mist ta.v.fese a s _ Rota, advanclooM e, pss eloresls pr''p'u Bata trio w Mid This rade IOU ►s strictly •r i= er ADvaat7an4l tends ye » !rection ; three ueM,a per line fur esoksehssysrtlaeerusn. Yeah!.half-yearly aad'(ls•rtesiy oostsac , at reduced rates. JOM retseTI We have also • *est -class an °wdsparta int retunnectloe, cad pceaeas th •e e asset complete subft and hem facilities er Wt oat wuak In (iuderteh,are prepared t. tomes to Owl line et niece that rennet . ke nsstea •r.{ of • meant, that cameo be FRIDAY, JULY 98th, 1882. TOBY TRICKERY. The batten has dropped out of the "gnat charge"upon which the Tory pro- test against the return o f Mr. M. C. Cameron was to have been based. And this is bow it came about : Mr: Harty E Johnston, the newly appointed Clerk -Treasurer of Goderich, in his pere- criaations in Ashfield, ostensibly is iilme insurance interest, came upon a farmer of that township, much advanced is years, very deaf, and unacquainted with buainess transactions of"cloudy" nature. The farmer believed ho had a claim against Mr. Cameron, extending back several years, to the amount of $300, with interest thereon, and being "pump- ed" by Mr. Harry E Johnston, disclos- ed the fact. Mr. Johnston pretended to look into the matter, and then drew up • document purporting to offer the farmer $300 for his claim on condition that the latter would give Mr. Johnston a written document signed by him stat- ing that Mr. Cameron had promised, on election day, to make the matter right. The old roan, led away by Mr. John- ston's specious pr Anises, signed a state- ment writte:t by Mr. Johnston, and re- ceived in return a document offering $300 for his claim, to which M:. John- - however. cunningly onuttea to at- tach his signature. The Tories coula not contain their jay when this transac- tion became known, and the matter leaked out. The upshot was that the adfair was enquired into, and the "smart- ness" of Mr. Harry E. Johnston in im- posing upon a poor old, deaf, unsophisti- cated farmer was discovered. On Mon- day last the farmers' son carne to town and denounced Mr. Harry E. Johnston roundly for his sharp practice, and on Tuesday morning obtained from, that person the signature which his father had appended to the document Mr. Johnston had written concerning Mr. Cameron. Mr. Johnston then tore up and ,.thereby destroyed the document. The whole affair goes to show to what length partyirm will carry some people. The attempt to injure Mr. Cameron has entirely failed of its design, however, and a boomerang has fallen with terrific force on the Tory party of West Huron, in the person of its chosen instrument, Mr. Harry E. Johnston, the brother and political co-worker of Mr. F. W. Johnston, the Conservative aspirant for West Huron for the Ontario Legislature at the next election. INTIMIDATION. 0010111UJ0AT10NS.• I TUMOURMb- r8 HUROX SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 28 1882, W w the Tories Worked in West Huron. fls Tao easrs wly a sa. t bass N Ible 9e tr "at w it . OR I.ae Mee f wile Erse isle" - as sera as Ase y o Tory wtrepeltrw. We thought when we rteuurted, some weeks ago, a number of the t«Acalities ce perpetrated by the Tories in West Hu- ron during this rent contest net we had given a full estimate,.f 'l'ory true inwardness. A Rote which was scut t, a supporter of Mr. Ci i,oroua, who resides in Ashfield, otiiclueitely shows that intimidation of the most ahameful kind was resorted to by the Tories of this ri•iag. Happily the btdkd.sinv let- ter failed of effect, and Mr. Cameron nut .only received the tote which the effort had been made to intimidate, but a rousing majority in the district whore the attempt to perpetrate the rascality had been made. The following is the letter which is a tine sample of Tory tyranny : June 10th. Sta.-You are aware that the General Election is owning of on the 20th of June, and I as a friend would advise you Way ay at home. As I have been told that if you vote, it will be the last time you will ever vote in the Dominion, and u yo se ahure u vote wbatI have told you will come true. Yours, SNOT GsAaa- Tisa Ontario surplus of four and a half millions has considerable attraction for the membetjs of the Opposition. But their palms will itch, in vain for that wealth. It has been stored up by the frugal yet progressive adminiatratton of Hon. Oliver Mewat, and the people of Ontario are willing that he should con- tinue to control it, rather than it should fall into the hands of the inexperienced and office -hungry men who comprise the Opposition in this Province. Mr. Mowat has the affection and confidence of the i>eople, and has proved himself worthy of their trust. Taos' who vlury in the Bothwell steal, can also rejoice in the doing of their brethren down at Montmagny, where the Liberal candidate, with a majority of 14, has been deprived of his seat, owingto anumberof ballots having been stolen. It is also charged that the Conserv'ativee bribed every roan in one parish. This robbery of ballots will doubtless be applauded by those who have been denouncing Mr. Ben. Willson for not counting in Porter. It is, in their eyes, at the very worst but a venial offence to steal the ballots of a Grit. To steal a seat is a thing to gloat over.Th 'The sem M Bytom, /r110112141lal110112141the • Wadies* Clinisa." We often need a word of cheer To help us on our way, The world is full of trying care - We taste it every day. So let this proverb' cheer our heart Thick though our troubles croWd : "The sun la brightly shining Behind the blackest cloud." We trudge along the path of life, And oft the way seems steep; tae faint while others push ahead, We fail where others leap. Yet we should not disheartened be. Nor let our wills be cowed : "The sun Is brightly shining Behind the blackest cloud," - -- _ - I When in the path of duty Tat local government of British Columbia has been defeated. The Lib- erals in the new House will be nearly three to one. THE London Free Press has dropped the discussion of the Ontario surplus, r and htaken up the more seasonable subject of shade trees. We have now isome hope for our bulky contemporary. AR ambitious local politician is al- ready pulling wires to get himself the nomination for this Mayor's chair for 1883. "Won't you wake and call nee early. Call me earlo. mother dear." Mn. JAMaa Tsow, M. P. for South Perth, recently received a letter from a young man named Glen, asking him for $500, un refusal of which modest rre- quiem!memberat he would get the ember for South Perth unseated. Mr. Trow hart the blackmailer arrested, and he was committed for trial by the police magis- trate. THE editor of the Ma eases not to be able to understand how the defeat of the local Government of Nora Scotia You opposition meet, And envious tongues decry you Which once were honey -sweet; Live down the lying slander Which hate has uttered loud : "The sun is brightly shining Behind the blackest cloud." When old-time friends seem distant. And new ones scarce are found, Hold up your head, bleep up your heart, And bow not to the ground, .1 true friend never changes: It may be poo are proud: 'The sun is brightly shining Behind the blackest cloud." And as we near the portals Of the Unseen --Unknown-- And heart and flesh would fail us '1 o go that way alone ; "1'11 never leave thee nor forsake," Our faithful Friend has vowed; That promise, like the sun. still shines, Behind the blackest cloak Mr. mowers Pepatasity. The Mail keeps peppering away at Mr. Mowat and his colleagues as though we were in the heat of a Provincial elec- tion. It is tom bad that the organ should worry itself so unnecessarily and to iso little purpose. The peon le are not worried in the least about Mr. Mowat; he is a man after their own heart; they have trusted him; he has never deceived them or betrayed their confidence- and came about. The salient scnbe hu i they will renew that trust and continue evidently been bestowing so much at their confidence at the first opportunity. tention on our own provincial affairs, ' [ W"o,elet ck Aentinel-Review, that he has nut been able to keep up with the doings political down by the Atlantic. The cause of the defeat of the Nova Scotia local Government is very plain to be seen. It identified itself with the Dominion Government in or- der to strengthen the hands of the latter, and the two el. -along were brought on together. In addition to its own sine, it had to beer a portion of the burden of guilt belonging to the fede- ral adasinistastiun,and iso its tremendous majority fell away at the polls, and the OOfertnent had to succumb. It for - gaga' a brie abate of its popularity, and was short d its strength, in its endear_ or to keep Nova lentis . n the side of the N r slyd■wsaaser Madns.as. Our esteemed contemporary the Ham- ilton Tiers devotee a half a column to accounting for the recent cry that the (Ontario Gorernment has not got a sur- plus,because some of is suets are in the shape of interest bearing debentures in- stead of cash. The Times goes on to prove that debentures are quite ;up good as cash, and in many cases better, but after all it need not have published the article. The heading alone covers the whole ground -"The Tory ' 5eaeon' SgSetain.-.[Aodvertsser. Ws du wt hold uwrelves repealable for tka evt*Mnie et Aar Cwnepudeltyt (yrwke- teMw to s depeJt at atyt oalat se H►sa.- selves to pubiie rises nayare M We. ,TROUBLE IN L,tl SuAIINON. 1 Us :t SIR: -Tim poetical ourreep *l- ent from Dusseuu,.n, bke the bear 4e mentioned iu the last issue of ii sal.. hue awakened from b s elates.' sleep, and te now ravewusly necking Isar ply. la his intense destre W NMI; lltitesary fund, he has written someaatiules ouaapaemous fur their lack of truth sad good sense. A few innocent persons wens blamed for writing these articles, Out the almost universal opinion is, that the c.utjtur is the infamous "C.wrad" Yuudtn generally tell suck curs by tlwir yelp. Several partite were seen last Friday night, vainly endeavoring to find the lima g ul "con gram, safis." Such express ars entirely • t•.0 peeve oma' for the inhabitants of a plane like tlua We experience sufficient difficulty in waking out the meaning of his English. but when he has recourse to Lat;iu we shrink Mean the teak with despair. It bas beau whispered in nay ear that your c.rreapo ndeut claims to belong to the "Upper ten" and wanted to show his "blue blood" by dipping into classics Some affirm (and they have good rearm for their statement) that he fuund,./lte quotation referred to, in roue old dic- tionary or spelling book. The most objectionable feature in the whole affair, was the po.,tical effusion on the games played at the festival, he so eloquently described. The style of the poetry is simply "too utterly utter," and the sub- stance of it is almost entirely devoid of truth. I am wary to state that your oorresp..ndent has the hardihood to hold tip to ridicule, the young ladies of this place, iu the most direct manner. Nothing could be more ungentlemanly, even were there an opportunityof doing so; but when a young man of te mental abilities and moral habits he receives credit for peesessing deliberately uisre- presents through the press, the conduct of respectable young ladies, merely to satisfy his own petty spleen, then I think the ub' is of his blundering pro- duction wou be justified in horsewhip- ping him. Since he has so publicly en- deavoring to cast dishonor on these ladies as public an apology is demanded. "A wc,rd to the wise is sufficient," and might have the same effect on fools. ANNABaI.LA. Appeals frees inure et Revision. Before his Honor Judge Sgnier, The appeals heard before the judge on Friday last against the decisions of the Courts of Revision were as follows : w1NUHAH. Geo. McKibbon against the town of Wingham. This appellant had been as- sessed on personal property at $2,500, which had been reduced by the Court of Revision to 12,100. Against this decis- the appeal was made, on the ground that appellant's personal property amounted to $1,500 and his general indebtedness; to various creditors to $3,500 and he contended that under sub -section 20 of sec. 6 of Assessment Act, his assessment for personal property, should be struck out. The judge held that as the indebt- edness was not on account of the per- sonal property it could not be taken in- to consideration, .and that, therefore, the appellants assessment should, on his own evidence, be reduced to $1,500. GODlttl('H. Daniel Ferguson against the town of Goderich and Ebenezer Woodcock - Property part of lot 907, Hamilton st. was assessed $200, and on application of Woodcock, was raised by Court of Re- viaton to $300. The 'evidence of Mr. Ferguson, owner, and Mr. Watson, as- sessor, having been taken, it was reduc- ed to $200. Geo. H. Parsons against the town of Goderich-Assessed for $400 on lot No. 15, West street, which the Court of Re- vision refused to disturb. Upcn the ev- idence of assessor, Parsons and C. Mea- ger, the judge conatdere4 the proper, assessment value at 9.800, and accord- ingly reduced it to that amount. The rl1Usas (til of Capttal. Before the elections SirJohn Macdon- ald said millions of capital were waiting investment in Canada and would be in- vested were the Ministry sustained. Af- ter the elections he,siiid nothing of these millions; but he told the farniers of Carleton to club : -gether and build fac- tories ! The Ottawa Free Press says: - "Factories would have great chances of success in a county handed over to rail- way monopoly. Besides the farmers of Carleton have all they can do to mind their farms. What they want to see are those millions of foreign capital. Club- bing together their own hard scrapings is not what Sir John promised and they do not forget it." And yet that is about the only way factories can be secured. Sarnia waited four yearn for the promis- ed boom in the factory business, and found at the end of that time that the only way to create "tall chimneys" was to build them u Sir John advised the farmers of Carleton to do -out of their own hard earnings. Our eastern breth- ren appear to be slower to learn these lessons than the lanibt(on farmers and artisans have been. --[Sarno Observer. ala. The Messrs. Revealle, of this place, intend removing to St. Joseph's Island in a few days. The township Council have recently expended $100 in cutting down the steepest hill leading from this village to the river on the Colborne Road, and a ran can come scrota with a very fair had now. whereas it was almost impos- sible to do so before. This year Mr. Chas' sold some $1601 worth of strawberries from three-quarters of an acre, The Trades' demonstration at Toronto on Haturday was • most sooeesefel affair. Eighteen hands were stationed in the preiessiiin, which took fotty•tive minutes to pias a given point. A unique feature t.1 the procession wan the fact that Ilse Mr. John - Field, the regent majority of the trades were employed at bar, hr leen Field, th p mom- their respective estliegs. ted by the Re- I An Ottawa hoy named Burroughs fell formers of West Northumberland for ; from 5 huttertttrt tree in llfeKay s bush the Leval Legislature ..n Nsturday and woo killed. A Omni Hnnat -Lost stork Mr. A. this township, s. Ida spkn- tdiJ horse to Mr. John tihip!ey, of Hal- lett, fur $185. PsssosAi. -Mr. Charles McBride,see of Thomas Ilfcurkde, of the Yth comes- sous, oan♦wits, whe has bison ahead. in Ohio fur taro years, twinned hems last week. PVOLLLmc. -- At a dance Mn the 7th milicSssiun, a short flue ago, the gtrartlae of the erasing was niesewlsat varied by a pugilistic attester. It assns two young teas, er Nikes boys, named Waters and 'Beattie, had feelings of ill -will towards use another fur e.mne tits. pprr'eevioaa The latter pitched tato Um former, and, with the aid of two brother., asooeeded n, spoiling the hooka of Water' face. The awe bad a hearing before a magistrate • few diva after. The tine and *eta ai,eunted to $47.50 - Isis t.. Iia hoped that this will be a les- son to both parting. FARM 801.D. - Mr. Donald Rubirlew, has sold his fires, lot 3, sou, 12, to Mr. Henry Ayer, from, near St. Marys, for the handsome at '1 $8,01ly. The farm coutaiu, 130 at res and i, an excellent property. The new proprietor takes possession on the 20th October. The Messrs, Robiunm iutend retiring trete farming, and will spend the remainder of their days in easy retirement, as they have by industry and goad mat anaated a liberal oompetency, annad, hav- ing none to look after but themselves, can now well afford to enjoy the fruits of their early labors. Major C. Wilson has resigned his con- nection with the volunteer force, but is permitted to retain his rank. PAINFUL AawtsT.-On Monday last a bright little boy, son of Mr. F. Case, of this town, who was spending hisholi- days visiting at his uncle's in Usborne, met with a most painful accident. He was in a field where a mowing machine sae being worked. The little fellow stepped in front of the knives of the machine while in motion fur the purpose of pulling a mullen stalk which was growing among the gnsr. The knives caught his foot and cut it clear across the instep, leaving the seyersd part only hanging by a piece of skin. Medical aid was at once procured and the wound was properly dressed, and it is hoped the patient will recover without being permanently injured. The little fellow re the painful operation of dressing t e injured limb like a hero. His father and mother were telegraphed for and they went at once to see him, but it will be some considerable time before he can be removed home. Considering the manner in which the accident happened, it is a mercy that both his feet were net taken off, or if when struck by the ma- chine he had fallen in front of the knives, as he might very easily have done, he could scarcely have escaped being killed. -[Expositor. Dunlop. Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell, and Mr. P. Dann, of the Sauble, Mich., have re- turned home after spending a fortnight with friends here and in Ashfield. HAVING A HOLIDAY. -Mr, R. Mac- donald, formerly teacher of Port Albert, is paying a visit to his parents at pre- sent. We are also pleased t see again the jovial countenance of Mr. Joseph M. Macdonald, for many years head engineer of the saw mill here, but now head clerk and boss of a saw mill at Alpena, Mich. His three years' stay in that State have not effected his cheery ma] spirits aLd Miss Sarah Iters, Of Wawanosh, is I 1 visiting friends here (1N THE SICK LLAT. -Our genial engi- neer has been put on the sick list, but the sick committee have him in hand, and his speedy recovery is assured. In 17 minutes Ly the watch Robert Bean, J. M. Williams and John Harvey, of Ashfield, put on two tons of hay on a waggon in the field. They made the forks fly. TocRlMTS, --Mr. Charles Seager and family, of Goderich, are camping out on Mount Elizabeth, looking over the lake thie on the Lorneside farm. They appear to strap be enjoying their cuirass home. Ito se Jot MAVWEED. aIDou in Deb Mitch swind touch under h waver, taut mete i.ul.ls uan will 1lel) disc,.,,r the red r,tger ere 1oug, MAMA/ coelia, i tidy as u is uu.leeetood Chat the l-wltw «t :be rectum wi.1 neer • valuable Kitt door ilia erptlere a the marauder. C....14 our 4uur..ds tapas 11oef W». Ward was receelly lees ived here that a half -motion chow, taken up by fir. idequert'i, (suu of M. Hugh Molluar- r.el) in Malabar', a:,d for which Ise had retwsed$3.sh►, had barn "jumped dur- ing his absence in 'mother part of the Province. t public meeting called by the Reeve war heid Oar Monday treeing, in the Wataua Hall, to consider the best lueent tea adopt for hos protection. 1t was uu- anintously decided to submit • by -laky t t the rate;-ayers f, r pert baric;. 14, pur- h inn a steam toe . u un•. CANADIAN NE \'S. Rev. E. Dt.'et.t,, of Strathroy, will frau this tune forwad hold the position of editor for the Canadian R.opttwt, The Liberals of South Eric have chosen Mr. W. D. Balfour to mutest the ruluig for the Lo*l Legislature. Henry Simpson, vitae drunk, fell out of his bed •t Flint, Creek into six Melee of water, and was drowed. /rA little son of Mr. no. Campbell, of Ferdwich, while swinging, last week, toll out of the swing and broke his r,ll.r- All shingle niW et Manistee, Mich. , have shut down- The owners claim that prices are so low that there is no profit in the manufacture. It is understood that the Earl of Kimberley, Colonial Secretary, will suc- ceed Mr. John Bright in the Chancel- lorship of the Duchy of Lancaster. One of the assassins of Lord Frederick Cavendish hasbeen arrested inPueto Ca- billo. He gives the names of his accom- plices. He has been sent to Caraau. Johnnie Cope, the finest Clydesdale stallion ou this side of the Atlantic, weighing 2.500 pound,, died of pink -eye at Mulunouth, 14J1. taMr. Mex. McMartin, Reeve of West Nisaouri, is lying seriously ill from an abscess on one of his arms It is feared amputation may be necessary. At a (fire at 103 Washington -street, New York, on Friday, policeman Rey- nolds saved the lives of eight children; having forced his way into a burning building, and sanding on a window sill, aught them as they were dropped from above Andrew Young;, aged 17 years, was, on the 22d inst., shot and kiled by county constable John Abert, at the Grenadier Pond, distant from Toronto about three miles. Young, with two companions, were paddling across the pond on a raft. Their presence appeared to annoy Mr. Ellis, the owner of the place and it is said they made use of insulting remarks to that person, who sent for Albert. The young roan tried t , escape but Albert chased thein with revolver in hand and shot Young, the hall entering just below the left eye and Young expired in a few minutes. • The Muskoka election perplexity is not yet set at rest, although it has been before the Judge of this county for three days past for settlement. The recount has resulted in a tie between the candi- dates, with the reserved decision of the Judge upon certain written and dis- figured ba'lots. The rejection of , the written ballots will give Mr. Miller a ority of fifteen, but their acceptance, the rejection of the disfigured bal- will elect Mr. O'Brien by a still er majority. The tla'tion law very :early points out, however, that the Pa6Gs6ars' Nollco. Notice is hers by given that all back subscriptions not paid AT HOLE will be charged strictly et the rate of $2 a yoar, and collect- ed. Persons owing will pleas3 settle immediately, and save CO penta on each year's subscrip- tion. The date after your name on the address label shows that you are paid up until that time. .Af- ter this warning all back sub- sciptions will be charged at tk e rate of $2 per annum. McGiILLICIIDDY BR,O6. -! Tea welling tache: °RANI/TRUNK. Gann. t>udrrch.t.v7.rase. 1Yl5p's. Nu'd. Mimed t<eafun► Mn 4.4 " .lean 7.30 " 1.10 " I.b • ,MRM •• tit ratford.Ar9.13au 2.13put 6.302re IoM" w4 T. Par. Nap's. Mlx'd. lliik'd. Strutford.l-v l.lOatn 3epu AMaa••bd/pa Meaforth . 2.17 8.56" 7.10 '• .,`,M Uoderich.Ar 3,(Spm a50pmL0Osa 7.10pa GREAT WARN. Clinton E:p a Mail. gip'a. going north .9.3fam .1.iipni..S.fa per Going south 3.14 ..nolt .8-asain..7.111 Lockilow 8t STAGE LIIJICS- age (dally) arr. 10.13am .. dep ape Kincardine •• .. Imam . " faun Bea:ander " 1 W edam gay and Aatardsvlarrive* nae .. 0.1 GRAND TRUNK BIILWAY, Tickets to Winnipeg and return will be on sale at the principal ticket Maces of the com- pany front August lot to September 30th in- clusive, good to return within forty days from date of issue. First class tickets available t is all the usual routes, those by the lake routes include !Heals and berths on the steamer from Sarnia to Collingwood, to and from Duluth. FARE FROM-.GODERICH - $56,00 1840.3L Illeis SHERIFF'S SALE (►F LANDS. COURT* or II elms. 1 Ry virtue of • Writ of of Her 70wrr. Fieri racier. lashed out of Huron and too me d irectedurt of the attaint the Lands and Tenements of Thomas Cronk at tbe suit of Alexander Rosa'. I %%reseised and taken iu Execution all the rftzht, title.intereet and equity of redemption of the above named defendant• in and to that reel of land situate lying and being in the County Huron Easternd ly tea ntyce ta ree of theoNortht hall of lot number six in the tenth concession of the Western Division of the township of Ashtteld. Which lands land tenements I shall offer for sale•at m office in the lour Hotta' in the town of Goderich, on Morday the second day of October. at the hour of twelve of the clock, noon. RO Sheriff's Office, Gaierjt'h Sheriff of Huron. June 30th 82. 1845. ballots must be printed. During the past week a couple of I SHERIFF'S MALE OF LANDS. strange chaps have been through t neighborhood in the capaoity washing machine peddlers. A few da ago they fell in with Geo. Summer at and induced him to take an agency the machine. Drawing frim thier pN. kets a book of printed forms to take h order thought, he signed his name tri two e places. The same evening the ge chaps were ir. Dublin trying 11 Mr. Sumner's notes to the nt of $20b or thereabouts. Failing lin, they tried et the hank in ell, with no better success. The le has worried Mr. Sunnier so that his mined hes given away the pr'.sure, and he is in a very precarious mental condition. What has become of the fraudulent notes is not yet known. he COUNTY Or Huaco , I By virtue of a Writ of o' of He Majvo esty', County Court tet Factsts. ie issued County ys or Middlesex and to me directed the Co the . , suit nof and Tenements ti eHirmrell and WilliamRA. Irinitat the f i have eAd,w.t ...a . __ ._ _ Blrrell. fora number of machines, as h uname ane equity of redemptlon is o the bore named defendant in and to that west eir land singe, lying and being In the e (County of Huron In the Province of Ontario, 'r and being s composed of the South Easterly fn the eorner leventh t half concession of lot thea Eastern Division of the township of Ashfleld, ronaln- Ing throe quarters of an acre more or less In- numbecluding lot rt of lot r seven In the mber 11Revillahgte of Aland lttoevlue in the County of Huron. Which Lands and Tenements 1 shall offer for sale, sit my office in the Coun House, in the town of uodettch, on thedhourof twelvthe e of the clock noon. of beret Sheriffs ROBERT GIBBONS., Shue ffs Office. Goderich. Sherifrof Huron. 1845. BaTdd The directors of the Township of Stan- ley Agricultural Society will meet at McCann's hotel, Bayfield, on Monday nett, to make arrangements and fix a date for holding their fall show. The man who was found dead near this place, was last week buried in the Bayfield cemetery on Friday, a person who believed he could identity him, asked that the body be taken up in or- der that he might see it. This wu ac- cordingly done, and it turned out to be the party he anticipated -Thomas Clark, a pensioner. Zriab4Ta. Miss Helen Burke, who was very ill last week, u feat recovering. PsteONAt.-Mrs. J. Robertson, ,ie. Miss M. Beehoe formerly of this sec- tion, now of Detroit, is visiting friends here. A number of summer visitors are at the P t Farm, which is full of life and brightness. roc n w ul n re n Rran A. er. toMr by ry shot eking the way to his lair The ening animal managed to swaps Caanlaxo.-- This work, not the k- ing of the tiny cots so often complai ed of by our Benedict friends, but he sintering of the relentless scythe, as revived at 3 a. m. , on Friday, !iet J y, by Messrs. G. Hall and A. H. Clots n, liSeery reaping machine owned he es from a different maker, and ansetlue f- ly there u of a godeal of talk indulg- ed in u too which is the beat. Mr. Strachan wand the firmfirmsheaf of n at 3 a. m., on the 21st inst., and Mr. 11 Clutton 2 hour and 24 minutes lam Oats were also cut on the farm of Julia Horn, which is very early for the season. Aa Unwttixess Ynanvoa. Mr Re - nerd hes of late en making sund raids ne the hart yards in this vicinity. A few wertinge ago lie was at and wounded, • streak of hkod ma Nit. 1882. McCreath - in Go>derch, on the 17th July, the 1 t y wife of Mr. tom- McCreath, of 1 sun. H er93 Magazin' saARai... ss j+ i • Elliott -Pratt -In Fa at the M et hod R. nom. m the 19th Inst by R e • ren Warner, Mr. Thos. Elliott, to Is Rebecca A. Pratt, of Quincy Dakota, both formerly of Goderich township. Slater- Carr. -At the residence of the bade' lathe b Re r, 1 v. W. Birks, on the 90th inst Mr. Robi. Slater. carriage maker. 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