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WHOLE NCM leer: :ere+ •
4e14164"weil lawns -mss
seals.. Ar,lbM,.'
cattle AMIW'-).lash
Ueerele )Uost jT. Wren.
-eve 1.1
te Jessie Wilson.
•iteriff'eteafe of lands. --ler Oltsbua..
ltangIUi les pale. J. C. batter t Co.
a 1(ieerpa 1fln.trsla-J. It Alesaader.
lea sale el T••w■ Property.--J.C. Currie.
amen noised H..rah*li FievuMere,-J. C.
( area.
Dentistry.
hit NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
tL.T t d r. O!ttoe and r.sidoaCe, woes street
.re, dao: s below Bak or Montreal. Gode-
tch 1752
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She People's (Column.
WANTED. - A HOOD, SMART
Bey to leer.ear,ieepa woodwork, A P
,i pawaally to A. MORTON. Lleeelaien Cary
t;e Weeks, Goderloh. Uel
d 'tATTLP. ASTRAY. - CAME ON
• the premises of the subscriber or or
.•nut the Id October, 1642, owe steer nearly
,acts one spotted steer. one spotted hater,
as coming two years old. Owner is ragweed
ro prove property. pal expenses. sad take
these away. JOHN JOYNT,
1Nd-I1.- ���-
4 UOTION SALE OF TOWN PRO-
s PKRTY.
i am instructed by the owners to evil by
Public Aeutlw on the eremite's. on Toee-
.tay, Nth December, 166. That ba.Utsl
Kuildint siteand buildings thereon. lots
en and 92-1,in the town of (I,xleriuh, he-
tltw property owned and occupied b) tbe
Henry Morton sen. Will be sold In one
or in lots to suit. •
•i 1 ifs o sharp at 2 O ,look P. M. Term. made I
1 i i pvqn at time of wale. Intending purchases
94at#e a plan of the propert b •�piy ►as to
•. al!• J. C. CUBRIC
1111. Auotio.ee-.
A rCASH WILL PURCHASE A
self' 2 J Oeed Caster, Apply u the emo.
"ar EACHER WAbTED.-AT RS. NO.
444B'
• t:otborne. (Benmlller.) amply up to
a
y tbe Rh of Dsosemb. era., to NW-
.
I.AP MM.r
MORROW, Ooderfek, P. 0., stating
• !Mations and sorry desired.
f sl/1•et.
PPREI1TICE WANTED. -A LAD
11. alethia years of ago le wasted to learn
toe eserbe imminent Apply to WM.
KNLQ;yfj aesr, bleat -e. 1117 -It.
QTRAYED FROM THE PMEMLSES
6_7 of the subscriber, abet the middle of
October, a large Meer. marked at that use
between the pin bone and rump, the hair be-
ing rut In twoVaoe*. Asy information lead-
ing to Inn recovery will be eultihly rewarded.
HUBERr McLEAN. bntcker, Goderlch.
`•TRA1-ED. -CAME ON ' UE PREM.
A, ilr,s of the .nbeerlbtr, lot 11. non. 2.
West Wawanoah, about the ith of October.
t.r.ryearold heifer. The owner le request-
ed to prove property pay ex -,saves asd take
.;le anima! away. A. ROSE,
1m7.4t. Auburn, C. 0.
Your. 30. 1162.
kT OTICE TO DEBTORS --I .QTIOE I8
.1.:1 hereby given t`•-.' all parties Indebted Is
the uuderaignoa by :, ,.o or bock account are
✓ nqureta d to Petite the Mame at *nee and there-
on save an enforced collection I mean ual-
nesa. ABRAHAM 5MLTl1.
TH(►ROUGH BRED SHEEP -J. O.
STEWART offers for sale • number of
:.iorour5-bred Leicoate. and Sautbdown rams
ud ew.• am'n. Apply to J. 0. STE W AItT.
Con. 10. lot It. Colborne. INI-
1.11011sL, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
�i .5. 7tt, ~sterol Victoria sad East strata. In
he town of Uodericb, for ease obmap.oe willSe
tcbm doeangn4 for farproperty. roCrabb'l
.ply o J.s. SwArt.r,. AtobltcR
Moot or J. C. Comma. auoUoaeer.
OTICE TO DEBTORS. --ALL AC-
:omints duo fowls J. treble must be
raid Mt nnne, es 1 fogad doing • atriotly 01511
boalnese. Fight per oat per annum will be
• Qtarg.d on all overdue aoco.•ta (fah cua-
t.)innra oto get good betswdoing and general
blaek.mithing dorso at favorable torme by
Owing me ..:alt. Stand near the gaol. 1,. J.
Inmate. 1667,
BOOK BINDING. - -WE HAVE MADZ
arrangements with Mr. D. McGregor,
the well-known bookbinder of iteeforth, to
Like orders for work In bL. line, All wort
done from the plainest to the iso.'. superb at
. Toronto priori. Orden left at th • office will
r -delve hi. personal atteatioa. 1962•
Loans arta insurance. NEWS AY1J
MONEY TO WAIT --Private Funds. Ior email eves. Appy N Y N.
LEWIS. Once. Coot's Haw. 1667 i
MONEY. -PRIVATE FUNDS TO
lend on easy terms to sums t0 suit bor-
rowers. A. itx 501:1) ALLAN.
Gdorlok. Neer. lata 13111. 16111 ra.
*600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
C A li E RON, HOLT Oct' A M 1i.RON . Gode-
tab. I7N-
/75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES -
TAT. Terme hireable. Apply to D. L.
YLE. Dederick. 175i
1160,000 PRIVATE FUNOG TO LEND
on good Farm or drat -elan Towe irep.rty
•t 6 per cent. Andy to R. RVi1LADCL1751
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 61 per
cent. Private funds. Apply to Seale and
Moe ox. Oodenieb.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
arsoaatof Private Funds for taveetment
at lowest rates os lbetolas. Mortgages. Apple
to HARROW t PROUDIUOT.
1.4
OAM3 FREE OF CHARGE.-
Moiety to lend at'bweel rates. tree of
••y oats or charges, t*EAGKH t MORTON.
op t• Coiberse 1.
Heseet6A, lord March INC 1779-111
rER CE's r. --THE CANADA
0 Limited Credit Cumpsay is prepay to
lead w Farni security, at mix per
vest. Yellalas given upon eppp11{{cacatlon
to HUGH F AMILTON, C. L. agent. (lodwrtek.
1766.
90,0110 PRIVATE FUNDI, TO LEND
on es Fara.d Tows Property et leweet In-
terest.
art ages patoba.ed ' ss Coamtiielost
ebarsed. convey -awing Fees reasonable.
N. IL- Borrowers can obtain ,honey in away
It title is satisfactory.-DAVISON R JOIN
ITON_ IMrAdess- &c.. Oodertcb. 1751
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
, life and A�,speiiderii1 Inearanoe Agent.
R^peseatlttg Antciwe.Coopsalte. Aboageat
for the CANADA Ltvs trr'eele IOW/RAMON (70.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either la Town of
Fars Property, 1n any way town n the borrow-
er. 0•c.-.{ap•etalral Kar's Week Oeierlolti
�Aeaical.
W. G. 8. MACDONALD, 11. D.,
C. M.. Physician. 8
etc. Once aud residence, Mai t Ne An.
bur n. Sin. -11111k
R. McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC-
. iAN. SURGEON. to.. Oradsate of Tor -
.)so Ualrsas ty. Licentiate .f the Royal Col-
lette of Physician
Physicals,. Louden. Leland. to.. &c..
w (•. P. FL. Ontario. ONoe And madam
Opposite Bailey's hotel. Hamilton street. .tod-
erlcb. 17664m
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OMON. Oates to. Omoeaad restdesoe
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1761.
G. MACKID, M. D.,r. PHYSI-
II
of Toronto Unirer.lty. Oeteeopposite Comer
-ont m
Comer -on Caeronb Bank. Licknow. if not • in
oNoe, esquire at the Bank.. can. Snrgeo• and AoeouobeGraduate 1762-y.
i IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
L Payetoaaa, Surgeons, Acconchen, &c.
Nee at le. Shannon's residence, neer the
rail. Goderiob. 0.0. SeawNOR. J. C. Hague
.our 1751.
kWh NKTTIE SEEGMILLER,
a l.. Having oompleted her .tad lee in maim
wider Prat. SIppppl of London, end having re•
•ndved a r %rtl8oate, r now so
prepared re-
nNre • limited masher of pupils for Plano
lama -online. 51 has Seaga Hier la alsopreooesd
In take orders for entree Portraits. Ss
ties In every ease weaseaseelL Residence.
Namur (Jsaibrta Road sad Newgate Street
ROAR FOR SERVICE. -HAVING
airtime pnruhamed aSuperior improved Berk -
ire Thoroughbred Roar.' PAarisu. aired at
the Model Farm. It oars be had for
Service for Sows nn my premie.
l.ot 2, lake Road. Townsh[j of Cnl-
1,nrrtc, within a plater of n mile north of the
Kxebar.ee Hotel, Dunlop. Terse ot eervlea
11.00 oak. ROBERT BEAN, Proprietor.
L'()R SALE OR TO RENT -THAT
U Visitable Property known as the Shea
Mrdton Store and Pest OfSee, with quarter et
animate of land. r oInred for stir or to rat
Stook In *tore ail new end frnahthis year. 7'M
nroprletor here other bn.imaaa wh!ch will re-
quire he ...4• attention. Ala the wast hall a
lot 1, nen. 3, Kn. Aebnel4 : ail sew and , two
,Pled ersb►nle. twit geed .resile, and onmfort-
able frame basses. The lotcoataim' iee acne.
4 whisk N are oieared sod all well finned.
Renhalwing N asses (wavily timbered with
harderemL Far milkman address R. T.
HATHRIB. Sbappardton P.O. INr
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Legal.
W1R TOMOS.
Ar bly
"A.bIs . ye. tak1.' nates,
A a' Ihith sell moat it." •-
lilt ooHuron
f�
• Prcosptory„Xo, .. ht TfiNapless,
held un Tit evening last, the follow-
ing officers ere elected for 1882 : -Sir
IGnlghta It. Radcliffe, E.P.; James Ben-
son, Constable ; Joseph Beck, bLarshal:
Dr. Worthington, Chaplain; A. MoD.
I DOW by 11r. ((''ampbve .11 Riled next withnatly occu variety of Allan, Registrar; M.Nit bullion, Treas.
♦ which I scall sell cheer for uuh
'Y:aunt Maws the R1nd." but this tact does •g
but militate at *toot R. `Sallow. taking utaggnni- taiatneut in Victoria Hall to -night
dant photographe of all who visit bis studio. (Friday.) The street pagoda will take
ate M p . Jest S ue's Original Georgia Ministrels
received a car load of oil. G.N. Davis.
(o,lurecl are advertised to lure an enter
Hte aim is to ezoell, and cls w ark 1s true to
alm. Give Wm • call.
"Cheer bey. cheer." and when l say .cheer"
I seas the 'cheer" that you can eel at W. L.
Horton's. rrou want to e real thin
it make you g
look at • bliaat the
aid contentedly go
to W.L. Horton., the well-known liquor deal-
er. He will .1•• you the worth or your money
sad the right ohange tack.
O. C. Robertson shows • large assortment
ot Ckri.tatas cards. and very sae Maes la
photo frames, velvet frames, and concertinas
accordion., do141 of W Wade, vaeraed toilet
mt., toy picture books, taacy lahtm mesio
stands. eta. New is the time to get
fltoa
teaming dose. ae ba a►as will be
• in ofa let of
~esw will
be .old cheap. -(i- G. Robertson.
Holiday Opening.-Jaase. Sau.ders h Bon,
will open for Is.peotloa ea to-esartow (Satur-
day),their Ismeame dck eel Taney Good..
evi• ta the Iodise of Goderiob sad vk:deity
toadies • look through. and compare price.
Wishing to make a big push, we have markets
everytking dowa t. a hew figure. No trouble
to .bow goody. The Cheapest House under
the gun.
The Modollite's term endo this week.
Mw Lewis yesterday left for a visit to
relatives in Bu}bakt
Mrs Nolan and her son Edward, arriv-
ed from Milwaukee on Friday last.
Mn. IL Clucaa is, we regret toaay, suf-
fering from another attack of pleurisy.
Mr. Richard Miller, te•eher, is re-
covering from a severe attack of pleurisy,
Mr. A. Dewar, P. S. I., is at present
conducting tbe examination of the owarooms { horse blankets, etc .ser his old r.s in
school here Crabb's block, on Saturday, Dec. t). at
Mr. Sydney Smith, sun of Mr. W. O. 1 p m. John C. treats Grits and Tories
Smith, of this town, has located in Little alike at his great sales. G.• round and
Rock, Arkansas. hear him "talk.'
Mr. Joseph Edwards, one of eur Town Paleircra-rIot:.--Mr. Pipon, at ono
Fathers, bas been laid u) with a very time in the Bank of Montreal, (:uderioh,
astern attack of cold. whofor some years past has held the
Rev. W. McDons(sh, of Clinton, will position of first reciving teller in the
preach in the North Street Methodist Bank of Montreal, Toronto, was present -
church on Sunday next. ed by his fellow clerks in the bank with
Servioes will be held at St. Peter's to a very handsome gold chain as • stark of
day. High mass at 10.30 a. m. and vete their esteem and rs.psot. Mr. Pipon
pens and benediction at 7 p• s• has been connected with Ihebank for ten
«e are pleased to learn that Mr. Jas
or twelve years, and goes to Winnipeg to
Ration, baker, is able to attend to take the position of accountant these.
business again, after a trying illness. M. E. Su. til. -The social held in the
M. E. church on Tuesday evening last
was addressed by Rev J. A. Turnbull,
B. A., who took for his eubjoct "Weed-
ing." Music was furnished by the choir.
Tho refreshments. were excellent, and
the lady 'numbers and adherents ot the
church deserve credit for the quantity
and quality furnished. Public curiosity
is growing as to the "Christmas Boat,"
which, it is said, will he a great success.
Horst LouNoaaA. -- Complaints have
been made to us of the custom indulged
in by • number of our youth lounging
about the entrances of the hotels un
Sunday, and making remarks upon
passers by. A number of tnem aro were
from an attack of typhoid fever. boys, and the credit of the house suffer
Mr. Wm. Hutchison is at present in 1 by the spectacle of so many lads hanging
Montreal, hiving been appointed to a I about the doors on Sunday. We under -
Awn in conneotion with the milling stand That this habit of Sunda loafing
busineu of his uncles, the Ogilvie', in
that city
place at noon and u said to ba very at•
tractive. This company claims to be the
original Georgia Mlniatrel trospe, and
theit arts asserts that 4itey can't be
beaten to their lino. Reserved seat tick-
ets at Sheppard's'.
At the regular meeting of (ioderich
Ledge No. 33, A. F. & A. M., held on
Wednesday lass, the following brethren
were elected :- Bros. A. McD. Alan,
W.M. ; James Robinson, 11. W.; James
°raisin, J. W. ; Rev. IL Hicks, Chaplain;
& Sloane, Treas. ; W. R. Miller, Secy.,
Thos. . ideen, Tyler. The installation
takes plaoe on the 27th of Deormber. at
4 o'clock p.m.
Coapts.. -Wren's Georgia Operatic
Colored Minstrels will Forturst in Oud-
erich ou the evening of Saturday next
in Victoria Hall. They claim to be the
"rale genuine" et:pimenta of Southern
minstrelsy. For particulars of orm-
anoo see hand bills and advt. Reservetil
seat tickets can be procured at S3hep-
pard s.
'The Maier " special correspondent "
seldom comers nut, and then only to stab
in the back, au to speak, but John C.
Currie conies boldly out and says that
he is the people's auctioneer, and will
hold a ale of extra gond furniture,
Owing to the great snow storm on
Thurs'(ay, a number of railway trains
were cancelled, and travellers and 'nails
were badly "loft."
The gentleman who was given by mis-
take a pair of boots from my shop for
"his brother" will please return then[,
and oblige, E. Downing. •
The storm of yesterday will not be
forgotten thie season. It was a "bliz
zard," pure and simple. It was a bad
day for a sleigh ride.
R
C. HAYES, i1Lh:[[JS ,h (Ahem,
regret to learn that Mr. John Mc-
OMoe corner of w .are and We(Ahem, who has cern attending Knox
"treeGoderich. over Suttees bookstore. College, has been forced to return home
money to lead at lowest rates of interest..
LEWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Attorneys, Solicitors a Chancery etc.
ORIcc to the Court House, Goderich.
IgA Lewin M.A.. SC.L. K. N. Lewis.
IR80.
1
1 ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
RISTKR.'s, Attorneys. Solicitor... etc
Ooderlob. .1. T. (Jarrow, W. Proudfoot. 175
B. L DOYLE, BARRISTER A ND
Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery, &c.,
Ooderloh, Oal 1751.
SEAGER & MORTON, BA RR IS
TR/18.
STERS. s:c., &o.. Ooderich and W
C. Seager Jr.. Ooderioh. J. A. Mortes, (as
halm. 1751.
IIIIAOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.
Notion' in Aerobe er1vas that the partnership
Aas1M' astatine Wawa* Alameda Mor
hes sad Moss Creasman under the name and
Ours of Morton t ()taer,iti•. carriage builders.
1t this day daeseived by malas) await_ Alex
soar Hart.s to eaU. t an weanse and to
ref al( iktsilltia of the tate innA lee. Mertens
Mauro Ottoman .
i'ndhapi, wanes&
rbted thief.% Amy of Hoe. 1N.
IM referee., to Ilia above [lave (,.swan' In
.iettegthat 1 wilt eos1mee the woman, and
how be atteedltw 10 tuts waste of Um Imes M
meet a stare of valve*raALPllt. MGRT'Oh
b to . S20 "�,..��"S
worse ' rn r'.wtlawA
r
CIAIIRRON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Vv Bareisteea. Solicitors In chancery. tc.
aoderfoh and woorbam. M. C. Cameron, Q
C.; P. Hell M. 0. Cameron, Ooderioh. W. le
Maosn. W inghsm. 1751.
IN THE HIGH COURT ()F JUS-
TICIL---CHANCERY DIVISION.
Pursuant o an order of the High Court et
Justice, Obasoory Division made In the mat-
er of the estate of Henry Morley,
d eeswed, and Is • cause Morloy
welkin Morley. The ereditors of henry
Morley, late of the village of Relgrave,
in the l'ouaty of Huron, who died In or about
the month of Mar•oh 1222, are on or before the
lit► day of November 1!161, to send b y past,
prepaid to R.t. Royle. of GedeNeb. the talc -
Igor of tie plaintiff, Sarah Morley, the admin-
letratrix of the deansed, their cbrrtan and
sutrtcane . s4drearr and description. the full
particulars of their claim. a statement of
their 5onoastw. and the n•tnrc of the weeer-
Ities (if amyl held by them, or In default there-
of they will low peremptory exohded tress the
benefit of the said order.
Every creditor holding any security to to
produce ice same before me et ay chimaera
in the Court House In the Town et Oederich
la the Cantil of Huron. on the 11th day of
December 1� to o'olook la the forenoon. tie-
ing
.Ind the time appointed for tidyndlo.Ueaom the
Dates.
Dated Nie>oih day nr November, A.D. UM.
V. meecoMi*ON.
IN! Mester at 0edeetch.
Real Estate for Sale.
(100D FARM POR 'MLR -BEING
ceap.eed of tot amaller til 1n the Itch
esee.sion of the township of HullwtL .n the
Oa ofHsrettcos�yagIe1acres. laaero+
dssesrd b dnecc hardwood bush. per Maar
prtlro n, Hely to
0ARanw t Diangnrntn
tem -6e
1SMURANCE HARD,
Oederteb
The schooner D. M. Foster, froxn Tor-
onto to Oswego with lumber, went
ashore Friday rsurning under Fort On-
tario. The vessel is n total wreck.
Crew saved.
Mus Jessie Miami, milliner, announ-
ces a d scpunt of 12i per cent, on ell mil -
hoary furbishing& purchased at her es-
tablishment. She in boned to clear off
her winter stock.
The "intelligent climpwiNe" last week
alluded to the Principal of the High
School as "Mr. Stirling " That isn't his
name, although we all admit that Mr
Strang isasterling teen. ,
Mr. Oswald Carey has severed his con-
nection with the Ntar, and, we under-
stand, intends gnieg to New York to
perfect himself in Shur: hand. We n ish
him success in his new sphere.
The ehriU whistle of the steam thresher
was frequently heard in town on Mon-
day. Mr. Gripe had his crop threshed
on: that day, and made things hum in
the neighborhood of the market.
ertr T ARS. (JO's, fbnewro Notobirbe
PH14(IX iNA. errs'. of LnwaowfRwslaedi
H sabR.bod 1761
HARTTOR1) i 171 00'T. of A.,rrroun. oeaa
telemeter, one
Pan tame la the above destorw Ofoea. al
Use Inwo t rains hy HORACR HORTON
The .ser11R ed r sae Awr'1140 fV
doe
D
CAM AA PRA LOAJf AND VTNOA yif
Tooteero
Money F.esaasrgMstclase ,wearily. res,
Z
to ft per Omit. RORR ACR AORTON
tl.Mrieb 1.'e, is Ma
Mr. John IL Steep, teacher, brother-
in-law of Rev. John A. Turnbull, has
retired from Leeching, and accepted a
position as book-keeper with a Winnipeg
firm. Mr. Steep will prove a good
citizen whcrcter he may bc.
is as unpopular with the hotel -keepers
as it is with the public.
"A TRIP THROUGH BstotrYt."--Ar-
rangemtnts are now being perfected for
a rocial and lecture under the nuspices
of Knox church Sunday School, to be
held on the evening of Tuesday, 19th of
December. Choice music and refresh-
ments will be provided, and Ret. John
Wakefield, of the North street Methodist
church, will deliver his popular Ie;ture,
"A Trip Through Belgium." With so
attractive a programme, (ho promoters
of tlfc entertainment can depend upon :t
large patronage.
Ts?frr.RaNCh SUNDAY. -The 1'i1ecwlit'e
of the Ontario Drawly of the IAnnu.t n
Alliance have set apart Sunda, Doc.
17th, as "Temperance Sunday. Min-
ster* of all donominattous in Ontario
have leen invited to preach to their con-
gregations on that day oiti solus phase of
the Temporanc' work. The pi-opostl of
setting apart a Sunday fur special appeal
is a goad one. The m.gnitude of the
evil warrants the churches in taking
moro active measures for its entire sup-
pression.
Harr Cr.- Tho Seaforth t'rp..it or
says: A well-known character named
Goordie Richardson, was sent up to
Gnderich the other day for prechsin {
dishonest pranks upon hie neighl,ors.
On Mentality night of last week he er.-
The Seafurth Sum says slat the bfatiou tered the sheep fold et Mr. .John Kerr,
le District Deputy Orssd Master of and, selecting one of his best ewes.. Le
Ontario, Mr. R. Radcliffe. of (ioderich, slaughtered it, ami leaving th.' akin be -
paid Britannia Ledge, of that burg, an hind carried of the circaee. The nett
.-tlleial visit en Thursday la.t. And that morning Mr. Kerr.ut.on findingthe skin,
his tenures were *Cry complimentary to ree..gntzed the tracks of the man, Mud
the matter, Mr H. Camen.o,and officers ppne:ured A warrant for Ice arrest
sold brethren. tearoom( that he was.napectod, litchar-i
White Gram. ar:d Hemue Polley, s"packed the mutters in n valise and
hid"
i erne the ,urn wednesd• was afterward. found Richardson w u
daughters of Mr.A. M P.Iley were
dirty ter h y
aftcrno,.n the Loren .hied and being
closely Attriseal. arab tis heels sad
started off r.n Q%w run beans was
driving, and held to the linen like a
little 1r•utn until Ono animal was hrooght
up standing No damage d.. ue
NAtnaanow Nor.. Varela said •p
to Gedmrieit harbor Bars Lady D4
enn, Wanderer. Heather Bali, Flnrsees,
Rsplover. Rnthhon Jana McLe,.d. 0s -
mirk, H N Todman. Teaes C1.cas Dis-
patch, Rolle Shelby Navet.tinnopened
on the 27th of March and chess' .m the
7th of December. the lights being pee
mai err the eeMnn on the morning of the
'7th
, {.M DY DAM Puec sm.t
awl... RAN Ili ADVANCE.
dour and other net -wearies, and this sit,
the way their gerer.sity has been ayprs-
oiated and acknowledittO.
VENt'. IN TRiNAIT - Tiie tratuu
Venus could mot be ubaeritd free this
point N'edueadtti, owingtu al..ay weath
er. C Rat wet .10 very for-
t taring ohsenatiocs of
1 k
r nfix. the weather waa
eral y ;dti•.u, Kingston tip.
pears to have fared better than her rioter
oilier. Reports front wets points in the
United States indicate that the aoieutiata
were eminently suceewiul in their endea-
v'on to photograph the various phases of
the tranatf.
FATAL At. 11.ENT.- -N,u. Dunkin,Head
miller of Ogilvie's mill, twafurth, met
his death through an accident which
occurred on Saturday morlung when-
in fixing a part of the machileinery,
e was coasht between a revolving cog-
wheel and the wall iri seen a paitton
that the wheel cut a wound about two
feet long from the shoulder down to the
middle of the back, and two to three
inches deep breaking the collar bone int()
several {www and teasing Out some of
the small booms of the back. He lingered
in great agony until Monday, when death
released hits from his sufferings.
Soman naps. --A level headed ex-
change says: -"If you desire to ec..nii-
mise the first thin[you want N. do a to
stop your paper. Ivo know it costa the
immense sum of $1,50 per year. anti that
much would, in course of a century
amount to $150. Just think of it ! And
weep at your extravagance: Don't cut
from ten to fifty- cents per day off your
tobacco bill That ion t a luxury, you
know; it is a purr necessity. rt helps
your family. and enables anti enlightens
yourself. While the newspaper is filthy
and degrading. 'rhe true way W e.'ur.u-
inize is to hang (.11 t., your tobacco .at
from 838.50 to inn50 per year, but
put off your newspaper, which Deets Tow
the enormous suss of 81.60 per year.
30es 11 s of Selma Heard.
it in the woods, where tt
cntiviote.l of the eglenee before a betseh
of nt•'sistratee. and sent to t;,alerich to
'tend his trial for theft Mr. Kerr and
several of his neighbors have for some
time been musing numbers of their peal -
try, and it is now supposed the bets
went the same direction as tho muttdn,
Mr Richardson hemming tired of fowl
desired enmethmg move anb•tantu►1, enol
aeceolingly took to the .hear. He is an
onmarnnd man, hut for ewe tiro.•
had been living in a hotrsn with n reerie
of women h.lnnsing t.. the Leyden es
tate, and the whole party professing to
les in eery destitute circumstances Mr
Kerr and other netghhnn had hoer% very
kind tothem. supplying them with miik
The Board Wet on Monday last, and
after the minutes had been read and ap-
proved, applications for the vacant teach-
ers' positions were received.
(ht motion of Ball, wounded by Fer-
guson, Miss Jessie McKenzie, of Stmt„
furl. received the appointinent of Prin-
cipal in St. Andrew s ward school.
Moved by Ball, seconded' by Nichol-
son, that Miss Annie Campbell be ap-
point*/ teacher fur junior noon St. An-
drew's want -Carried.
A number of accounts were parsed.
Mr. Ball said it would be well to have
a special meeting, and endeavor to have
a full board, for general ht:siness before
the next regular meeting. The report
anent teachers could theta be presented;
estimates for w•o,.d required received ;
and the matter of extra remuneration to
Principal Miller in connection with the
Sltdel School d sposo..'f. He therefore
moved, seconded by Nichei ou, that the
Boar,) adjourn until Monday, 113th inst.,
for general business Carried.
Pre.estalioa se Ur. W. H. }1111--,
On the evening of Friday last Mr. W.
R. Miller, Principal of the Public School
and instrict•'r of the Model class at (lod-
erich, wee waited on by the Mod.11ite
pupils in full force, and made the recip-
ient of a valuable family Bible, accom-
panied by the following address which
fully explains the cause of the pretests. -
tion :
Jfr. W. Ft Mlli. r. Principal Moto' Scholl.
DRAB Ria, -The members of the Mod-
el School class of 1882, desiring before
dispersing to their homes to give united
and public expression to tho appreciation,
of your valuable instructions and your
painstakinat endeavors to prepare them
for tho efficient and intelligent discharge
of their duties as teachers, as well a.yope
uniform courtesy and kindness to them
during the session, have decided to take
this opportunity of doing so. Desiring,
moreover, to accompany their words
with something that may serve as a
slight evidence of their sincerity and a
memento of the class, they Leg you to
accept this Bible, and with it their hest
wishes for your future happiness and
prnsperity. Signed on behalf of tho Y.o-
ciety,
Jonv A. TAYLOR,
MART G. RoaRItTW
Sir. Miller ti ado a suitable reply, and
thanked the clean for tho pleasing evi-
dence there given by theta that his 1a -
b. rs as Principal of tae Model School
had itt been glias predated.
After s pleasing musical rind literary
programme hy the members of the class,
an enjr'ywlrlc ever ing sena ),rough' r• a
Nees ere earal Neale,
COUNTY COUNCIL.
nding Op the Year's Affairs.
How •sr Comely salsas Hato triage p-
pstallea far M ileus- Maas ems des
taw 111st Hays of sera Ntesttsg.
FIRST DAY.
Dec. stir, 1882.
The Council met pursuant to ad'ourn-
tnent from Lot meeting, the Warden in
tee chair.
The fullowiug members were present :
Mars. Griffin, Webster, Econ, Cor-
bett, Cooper, Young. Allen, Hardy,
Campbell, Hutchison, Killer, Whitely,
Stem:ban, Hislop, ()liver, Rennie, Keine,
Cooke, Weir, McMillan, Mason. Hays,
Evaus, Forsyth, Miller Beattie, Gra-
ham, Oasts, Rstz, Elliott, Walker,
Hannah, Henning., McPherson, Kay,
Mier, Tsylur, Currie, Carvin, Gaunt,
Gibxro.
The minutes. of lest day of previous
meeting were read and approved.
The Warden addressed the Council in
oongratalatury terms upon the bounti-
ful harvest secured in the oosnty, and
the settlement of the Maitland bridge
contract with the Hamilton Bridge Co.,
the Mauohester bridge, the repairs t ,
the G.ol anti Court House, and the ad-
visability of meeting a House of Refuge
w the c .ratty.
A petition" fruui the County
Co nal of Ontario. requesting the co-
operation of this Council in petitioning
the Legislature to discontinue the grants
to the 4ricultural and Acis association,
was rie and reforest! to the Fisance
casein ser.
The following
memorials frotn the
Council t.1 Peel to the Ontario Legiala-
tarr and House of Comm:.nt, requesting
the co-operation of this (:nursed sae
read : 1st, That the 1{iw be amended to
oompel appellants under the Voters Let
Act to be liable for all cnetl incurred itt
any appeal they fail to sustain. 2d. To
exempt all linos dividing !.tads in rural
districtefrunt the operation of the Real
Prope.ties Limitation Act. mrd. To
areend the iso to give poi r 10 itfelE r .
potated villages when dattired{to•reuaite
with the adjoinsntt municipalities. 4th.
To amend the tariff, that a duty will be
levied on fine wools imported into Cana-
da. Referred to School committee.
The report of Mr. Gibson, rued coat-
miuioner, was read and referred to the
Road and Bridge oomatittce.
A letter five Mr. Hyslop with en -
chatted mesaurementa of contract work,
&c.. Maitland bridge, was read and re-
ferred to the Road and Lridge c•numit-
tee.
A letter w;s recd from Mr. %Vaguer,
claiming damages for breaking his con
veyanee through a defective; bridge- was
referred to the Finatte° com
minae.
A letter wag read fr•.w Mr. McDonald,
claiming damages for breaking a wagon,
&c., at Mutt Creek bridge. and
referrod t,, the Finance committee.
A number of aoceunta were presented
and referred to finance co::iu:ittee.
C:. .,:.,tion the Council ad iourt:od to
10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
1hen:.g the month of liuv"aiber ,t
ranted en 11 days, amount of r.ti-:fall
1.2.2 cubic inches, equal to 1 y it.ebcs • t:
the level.
Itam we l on t; 457$ 0rtng thee. i.11.,
amount of snowfall 9 inohta Pint avow
of the ottaann on the 1'lt'h. Flee alet;il
ing on the 27th.
fit'eateet velocity .1 wind .nirn:i; L
hours on the 24411, wind being lic.uth
watt veering to N. rtL-west, 1419 m.•;lu,
weal to 59 miles per hour. .
Aurora borealis en 4 might', 2d, '
14th and 164h
'jumper of frosty nights 17.
Number of cloudy night.. '21.
Number of clear nights .'..
Number or buys nighta 4.
Prevailing winds during the of .nth
F.aat and Rooth-vett
(1. N. MactxtwAt.), (►bs.r'-or
Go(beid, Dna 0, 1A142
SECOND DA.ti•
Dec. title.
The Geuncil n.at pureuat.t t.; adjour
ment, the Warden in the chair
All the mombero reeontexcel'tCamp
bell, Moyer and Wilson.
The minutes of yesterday were read and
appruved.
Report of Hr Mason, road c,mrnis-
sioner, teas read and referred taread and
bridge committee ; also the report of
Mr. ()trek., road and bridge commis-
sioner.
A number of aoc,ut.t., were swttl and
referred to finance committee
Moved by Mr. McMillan, aeu•'r.ded by
Mr. Hannsh, that oil near ....1 '4 it being
difficult at times to get parties t.' come
forward and give ovidenre respecting the
uragin or cause of fires where it.. estigs-
tions are being held by the tea lagers of
Mutual Fire Insurance ('ouol,sniea, !het
the Warden and Clerk be aul1teriaed to
petition Parliament at the coming ses-
sion to amend the Act respecting Mutual
Fire Insurer:co (7nmpanlea, that man-
agers holding( investtgatiot:a tnay have
power te administer the oatla or affirma-
tions .nd oean;ine witnesses.also 10
haze power to summers and compel the
attendsece of witnesses to give etidonce
upon tendering tl:o aa:^c amount of fees
as are paid to witr.rw a crier te'n Divi-
sion Court Act.
Moved by Mr. (hbet'n, woof .diel by
IMr i our.g tbs. the Chrr!c to instructed
to rt aka out a debenture to each munici-
pality for its share el the boundary liters
appn.'.riatit'ri for the current year. •
tin t:ntion tho Council adjourned un-
til 3 • o. nn Thursday.
c f•'w •iAys ago a.weli know:, i(Ailiut
.d this niece with silty earaiii.r fr•na
I.ucknuw ton's a gluts of *even tett;
girls ':it for a tile. All wen
merry as a tttarrillp6 11. utttit some I
the ladle* Fendt it ir.tn *best heeds 1
drive: The ce.elier rt:uetd to turret
der the -liana, and in *hi scurry for 11
lines tho veltaoie t:psN. Severai of tl
girls were slightly hart, twit thertuckae
goblet *mired more nev't•r51y. Ile 5
to keep if. hi. Lctl V r three day. slid
w rola, but the oPirittttt nursling .:f e
shit co:..tnittco gut Wirt, aronr•t ttg(>J
and he is 'lbw little the werse for 1
adventure. Tho t,nya v.rw 1
will never, *sear ',ever. t*
pottyf;ltla not 'r , T;rrn oywt
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