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MUNICIPL ELECTORS I
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TOWN OFrGODERICH.I
Gresrevtn N,-
H,aving been rtueated by a large number
of the electors to a ow myself to be nomlo•
aced as
ISEEVE FOR THE TOWN OF. OQDERICH
for the ensuing year,aad is view of the tact that
I am a large property holder In the town and
prosperity,ehy1 have consentedltoido ,w. t1 there-
fore
in its
1 ere-
inter -
cots are e`idt ent ideur ntical my own. 1 honesty
pledge myself to do all I can to adv mice the
best Interests of the town.
BANE PLATT.
ISth December, 1882.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH.
1882
rah HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, DEC. 22
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS. A mosses of our exchanges are Ntsak-
'itvery favorably Of Cul. A. M. Roes,
Aspirants fur municipal honors are •
land urgIne his appointment to the
Treasury beech in this 1'rueit oe. We
understand tfe Colonel has no desire at
all for the pc itiou, and would probably
decline the portfoif it were offered
him. Never'thelet
et
is good to know
that our representative has a provincial
reputation as a sound financier and a
clever wean of affairs. West Huron
sb'+uhl be, and is, proud of Cul. hose.
IT ISN'T absolutely necessary to tell
the readers of Tug Sumo that Christ -
utas will be here on Monday next.
Neither is it necessary to tell them that
Christmas and New Year's are the times
of the year for good cheer, and "good-
will to men -except the Opposing muni
cipal candidates. No, no; the readers
ui THE SIGNAL are intelligent people,
and knew about the gladness, and joy,
and good fellowship, and municipal
bickerings with which the lsst week of
the year is pregnant, and we won't
bother them with a long dissertation on
Christmas -its uses and abuses. But
we will wish our readers one and all a
"Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.''
coming to the front. Fur the Mayor
alty, so far, Mr. Horton, the present
incumbent, seems to have the tield to
himaelf,aud no one appears to be anxious
to interfere with his furthet occupancy
of the position.
The Reeveship is, we understated, to
be contested, and blr. J.thuston is to be
opposed by Mr. Platt. Mr. Johnston
hiss been Reeve for two consecutive years
and Mr. Platt believes the honor should
be passed around. Mr. Johnston lest
rated to the to of the
GENTLEMEN, -
At the earnest. solicitation of a large and
influential bialy of my fellow -electors. 1 have
consented to be nominated for the position of
consented
DEPUTY REEVE
for the town of(loderich, for the year 1813. 1
have no personal ambition to serve rand l have.
no axe to grind. Nothingbut a desire to be of
best
interests
which
m
rMe
ash
tan in
are located
to the to
are loc•au+d has Induced me to •accc.te to the
lyiebelieve ihatof my tiileoifutu eis oofY1l:oa,rich -
whether it will go forward or sand will
be determined by the complexion of the next
council. 1 canola:in the merit of being Pos-
sessed of experience in municipal work as I
have in Ceara least Leeds a d theat lthe town attwn
he
Council es \Se,l as rep.
County Board. with, 1 trut ®,'tiate amt ry re-
sults. 1 ant a large taxpayer
PlY
interested it the economical cunduct of our
municipal altaits. For these :mason I solicit
your vote anti influence.
1 ant. gentlemen. yours very truly.
ABRAHAM SMITH -
19th December.1'S2.
TO THE .ELECTORS OF
ST. DAVID'S WARD.
January Arts elevate p
municipal ladder- was elected Warden
of the County -- and 3Ir. Platt. with
some justice we are free to admit, is of
opinion that having attained that high
position, Mr. Johnston st.uuld follow the
example set by Mr. Gatrow, and step
down to stake roost for other candidates
to climb the municipal steep. If it
collies to a contest tetweeu Meagrs.
Platt and Johnston, the contentions of
Mr. Platt. and the facts that he is one of
our (moat eilterpriailig manufacturers, a
large emuleyer of labor, and one ••f our
heavy taxpayers, are likely to tell in his
favor.
I - We are unable to mention the nacres
of candidates for the 1st Deputy-Reeve-
shi , but it is believed that Mr. William
P
1 Campbell the present incumbent, will
not offer for 188:3.
The 2nd Deputy'Reereehip will be
contested by Mr. Abraham Smith and
Mr. Edmund Campion. Mr. Smith is
an old resident of the town, a successlul
merchant, a heavy ratepayer, and a man
of shrewd business ability and sterling
integrity. He Las had experience at
the Town and C• 'uuty C ,uncil Board in
years gone by, and would prove a val-
uable Member of both B in 1883.
Mr. Campion, the ether candidate for
the position seas a member of the Tenn
Council for tw,; years anterior to 1582.
In the wards things appear to be,un
the quiet side. In St. Andrew's we have
heard only of two candidates -Messrs.
Swanson anal Seager. Mr. Swanson is
an old Cooutrctllor, and Mr. Seager is a
new:inan, but one who would snake a
good Councillor. In St. David's 'Ward
we have heard -the names of Humber
and Edwards 'cid Councillors) and
GENTLEMEN, -At the request of ,a num- Scobie 'a new man mentioned. Messrs.
ber of 11.e electors. I have consented to etc-
rept lie the nemmation for COUNCILLOR Humber and Edwards have proved to
say that i 1184. In be good Councillors, and Mr. Scobie, be
•FOIL to ANDREW'S oyto WARD for Ire Is.
doing so 1 have only to s,and have no per
sought municipal • honors. int' a level -heeled business man,'w;nuld
elect or Pitavesthat.terest to in common with ouseeking ae. stake a good substitute for Capt, Dan -
more
' interest in seeing .our town
I ore a strong
mon urwpei'u+.s than it has been for some ewho George's the n ne+off 3Ir. Huthe th Dtmlop
have
poli 1 alall nee my ',est efforcraw LO is freely ly mentioned, and that geutledtan
have all political and Personal rivalries hid
questions thrown aside, and an united (Hart e ine would be an acquisition to the Council
matte to t of about business meainterests ofiGode- t Patrick's, Iesars.Sloane,
ovement of the busi time Board. In S .
rsome I
P
rich. which Ilea., not they dee for • Win. Acheson are
past, the attention deserve. and Harbor 1 J. H. Colborne and d
In my opinion the hallway "miming men.'
questioys, and other measures by which man-, freely mentioned as the K
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et
urstial
be00 • tate
.dn
•,aall, there is
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ufactures and shippingTaken all ill al ,g
our town. and our i.op.ertple habecome ofve more some
value. and our :h'OP1rty'
value. arc matters of the ntn,t»t .mpertanee offering this year to sit at tho municipal
to us all at this tum•, and should receive uni- 1 table. -
ted and energent- nttention`rw gentlemen. 1 k
With these objects vo to i OCCASIONALLY they get off a good joke
beg towliit your voce and influence.
'Vote' obedient servant. daring the debates in the Legislature.
C. SEAGEIt• •1 r'
Goderich, Lee. 19. 1313 Referrine, do the election of the one
-- solitary Tory at the bye -elections, 'Mr.
• TO THE ELECTORS OF Ross, of Hastings) Mr. McLaughlin the
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ST' D V, ID'S W.` RI) t witty member for West Durham, set the
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of refuge be provided, or sows place
where vagrants and parties not criminals
can be out to fur care Sud uaetuluess.
Wei feel proud that the County of
Herod steads at the beetle(' all counties
for its lightness of calendar.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
A. W. Ws.Sraa, Foreman.
His Honor, In accepting said the
nu-
meudetions of the Grand Jury,
subject of a county poor house was one
which had been discussed here for sev-
eral years. It had again been before
the County Council at its last meeting,
but for enure reason -perhaps because
the elections were too uear--110 action
was taken. In the January meeting the
new council would probably consider it
too early to 'rove in the 'tatter, s, that
innnediate actio' is not likely. Per-
sonally,otestablishment Iestaish mentis Honor a t fe as place s in favor
of
refuge, and from conversations with
various County Councillors, he thought
it likely that before many years such an
institution would be erected by the
county. A copy of the Grand Jury's
recommendations would be sent to the
County Clerk to be laid before the coun-
cil. After thanking the jury for their
services, His Lordship discharged them.
Kitt vs. Campbell
was
then
rt
so
tied
,
and resulted in a verdict for
ft. fid -
The Grand Juryannounced
lowing matters, which had been submit-
ted to them : two iu-
Queen vs. Angus \lathies,n,
dictntents for assault. No bill.
Queen vs. John Tigert, unlawfully
pointing a gun. True bills on kwon in-
dictments. Case postponed
June.
3orv. \\ Veer dict fortton on the plaitiff
pro-
missory Hutu.
by consent for $1135.53. D41e fer
plff.; Cameron, Holt & Cameron for
deft.
F0UitTlt DAY--FIIDAY.
Queen v. Reeves. Malicious damage
to property. Traversed from last Court.
Defence not being ready, the case was
traversed to the June sessions.
Tho Queen against Robert Tigert.
This case was adjourned to the June
sets-
mous, the defence not being y'
proceed.
reader valuable assistauee to their um •
uafurtunete fellow -beings ou the express
train.
Gest:tenUN..
!lacing been resented by a large number
of the Electors to ullow myself to be nominat-
ed asa
fr
act
the year
largetin
propert 'uwna•r, as well fas alt t
ex-
tensive employer of labor. and thus deeply. in-
terested
consentedto tthehecxp .eitssed wish Oftown.
my fellow -
electors. and am now in the hands of my
friends as the
WORKING MAWS CANDIDATE.
For el. e
that tin friends. awl ull i
th ull inthe iNarlearnest
h
who have
the interests of the town at heart. will favor
me with their votes and influence. Iremain.fcl-
low-electors. yours truly,
JOHN SCOBIE_
19th December. lits'.
TO 'IAL MUNICIPAL ITECT'yltS
COUNCILLOR FOit ST.. DAVID'S WARD
• -OF
ST. ANDREW'S WARD.
THE QUAR,TER SESSIONS.
The WA of Grand Jaren- The
Address -fame' ea Tidal -Thr
meat.
A SAD CASs.
The circumstances following thdeath
of Strongman, the fireman, are p4Oeller'
ly unfortunate, as he leaves a wed er and
a family of four or five children to mourn
his uuexpected takiuj4 off, Deceased
was a warm-hearted obliging Luau, and
one universally esteemed au,cug his fel-
low employees, and valued by the com-
pany. He resided on Hutton street,
near Maitland.
CLOSING et'ENEs.
Mr. Mullen, stage driver, had to rest
and f..4 tits horses here Thursday eveti-
ing,and on Friday he reached hereabout
4p. m. , iu•teed of 4 a. m.
The rutuains of 31ra. Klee, who died
at the Nilo on Tuesday morning 12th
just, ware berried here ou klaturd.t last,
The funeral wean to take plebe on Friday,
but owing to the impassible state 01 the
reads it was p••slpons+l until Saturday.,
The L. H. & B. track, where the Hsu-
sail accident occurred, was e!uared of
debris yesterday afternoon, at about 4.30
the auxiliary train returned to this city,
but no trains will be run over the it
ne
until late this afternoon, as the read is
still badly blockaded. 'lie body "f
Strougivau, the deceased tireman, was
brought down and taken the house of his
grief-atrikeu family. He sustained a
frigh
tful bedding. Tidings of the death
L
u
of George Brown, the driver, were a-
pe.:tod at almost every hour last melie
one of his hips was brokeu, :std he was
tho victim of other serious injuries. He
has also a large family who mettle
ott
uKing S a
nd Dun-
dee.
w
Waterloo street, between
des. Mr. John Law, the track inspec-
tor, according to latest reports, last night
was suffering painfully from broken ribs
and damages about the head.
Jadae'%
rresent-
h, fore His Mawr Judge Toms.
FIRST DAY -TU VADAT.
Court opened at 12 o'clock by
station. The following is the
GRAND JURY.
Edward 'Armstrong, Robert Acheson,
Samuel Barr, Goderich ; John Alieli,
Richard Blake, Hullett Campbell,phn Antler-
win,West
Usb,•rne : Peter
Wawanosh ; John Mahone, McKillop;
Wm. McKee, Alexander McLean, Moses
'McBrine, Ashfield ; James McCartney,tne,
Clinton -,Douglas McTavish,
Themes Nixon, Archibald Nicholson,
Morris ; George C. Petty, Hay : Mathew
Robinson, Seaforth ; Charles Senior,
Exeter : James Spence, John Wallace.
Wm. Wiggins, Howick ; James Turn-
bull,
Greet Alex. Webster, Wingham.
Ill addressing the (;rend Jury learn His
Honr said that he was pleased
that there were at present no cases for
their consideration, but if any business
should arise before their dismissal it
would lo- 1 before then'. by the Crown
Attorney. Should any cases come before
then[, they [oust remember that it would
requite twelve of their number to find a
bill. His Honor mentioned this fact be-
cause it had been stated, and unfortu-
nately it appeared to be a fact, that at a
recent court this rule had not been ob-
served by a jury. How this was found
out he could not say He Ieminded the
jury that they were a body selected from
the best men of the county for the con-
sideration of certain matters, and their
proceedings were secret, no parson out-
side of themselves being entitled to know
want transpired at their sittings. He
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wirhed to impress this fact very sir nk y
on their minds. At the June Courts it
had been published that nine of the jury
were against a party and nine fur hon,
and that the natter was only decided by
a casting vote. How far this was true or
how the information was gained by out-
siders was a question. His attention
had been called to the matter before the
conclusi ,n of that Court, and he felt
like saying ate -nothing to the jury about
it,tut had finally concluded to let it pass,
It was not creditable that in so large a
county as this a Grand Jury should be
so ill informed as to their duty.
The Grand Jury then retired and the
doekctwas proceeded with, thetirat case
beMitiycRae vs. Kidd, and Campbell vs. in the ditch Welty demolished emit a
Both ac)iuns on interpleader is- mass of other debris. The trainmen fou
Kidd. b.t .wt r •racul sus
sue. McCaughey & Holutestead, furl the snow plow had an altruist V
plff.; Cameron, Holt, and Cameron for i escape. The northward -bound express
deft. lion application of defendant' consisted of the engtne, tender, baggage
these cities were postponed on payment I car and a single coach.
of the costs of the day be deft. ,'AUSE OF THE t ATASTROPHE.
Kw ca. Hennings. An action for I It is stated that the mail train, No.
semen f 1 "105, from Wingham, Conductor Walnls-
ley,in charge, had orders from the de-
spatcher's office in this city to flag the
now•pluw all the way down to London,
the last nam o follow '
hour -behind. The anew -plow was
procla-
Mr. John Cassidy, of Cbse.yfu, is pay-
ing a visit to old friends hereeb outs,
Mr. E. COO Alba, wife and mai, of
Jamestown, accompanied by 31rs. -Hil-
liard, of liuderieh, visited friends here
last week.
Mr. Joseph Cooke has settled upon
his farce here recently purchased from
Mr. Arthur Horton.
F11TK UAC-SATURD•Y.
Crane vs. Parsons. Action for mali-
cious prosecution. By consent it was
ordered that all proceedings in this case
be stayed ; no costa to either party.
Cameron and Petersen for plff.; Garrote
and Campion for deft.
Knight v. Durnion. Action at replo•
yin. Verdict for deft. ; Garrow for deft. ;
3falcr•lrusun ser plff.
Court adjourned at 4 p. m.
stars' DAY -MONDAY.
Court opened at 10 a. In. pursuant to
adjournment. Action for
McLean v. McGrory.
inn -fulfillment of contract to deliver
sheep. Judgment reserved. Garrow h
Proudfoot for plfi. ; B. L. Doyle for deft.
Court adjourned until the 27th inst.
Tea-aterneO.--On Wednesday even-
ing, notwithstanding the drizzle, a large
company filled the Presbyterian church
at this place, to take part in the tea -
meet Me. The chair was admirably
1i11e,1 1,+' !lev. John A. Turnbull, 11. A.
fhe Speakers of the evening were T.
31c0illieudy, who "broke the ice" in as
address ou "Making Money," Rev. J.
Sutton, who gave an iutetesttutf and in-
structive speech on "Mistakes,''and Mr.
owing to the lateness
Mitchell,
ash
e u 1
J.
U
kt
of t'tr hour, made a hetet speech about
what Lee 'tight have said had time been
given hint: All the addr'esaua
re;rne,]. Mn..ll
Turnbull made her
,1; but here :ta a reader, and charmed the
audience ill te reading from Dickens.
She also sang a suit, iu a very pretty way.
lie.lings were also givcu by Messrs. S.
1'. Williams and R. E. Brown. The re-
fresltinents were of a superior sort, and
did credit to the culinary department of
the 1,eoburn householders. How any
man can remain a bachelor in Leeourn
astonishes us. 'rite choir, aided by a
few new voice+, sang in its hearty
fitsltton \1•e know of no country choir
ahead -of it. The proceeds amounted to
about it44t.
Presrutatloa uad tddnu.
Mr. Edward tediums, formerly a pupil
in the Central School of this town when
Insafterwards ectOr Miller
ugh twas
asYa1e ['ebbe. tttscleool
teacher in Huron county for a perind of
two years, was the recipient of an tab
dress and purse from the scholars of the
Collegiate Instituto, Cobourg, recently
where he had cccupied the position of
classical 'nester for the past year or two.
The occasion of the presentation was his
retirement from the Collegiate Institute
to accept the Principalship of Petmbrosk
High School. The friends of Mr.ltdluut
in this section will be pleased to learn of
his well -merited promotion and success
as a teacher. 'rhe address speaks for It-
self and is as follows :
ate Whoa :
GENTLEMEN. -Having again consented
to become a candidate for one of the COUN-
CILLORS FOR ST. DAVID'S WARD. I take
this opportunity of soliciting your support.
and hope toll will favor me with the same
the Past two years; and
confidence as it
should you again favor me
in yotr ir,setectio l tl!u rc u•
1 will do any best to ser i Campbell, who is fast Lettin_ P
hat o 1 •t. town 1 teflon of a public SCOW, personally abus-
A nd it
House in a rear when he alluded to the
leader of the Opposition coming Isac
with one new supporter, "the laat Rose
of summer, left blooming alt,ne.'
W's are informed by a number of gen-
tlemen who were present, that Mr. Win.
•
ceLes. Yours, A. Htetotte. ed Mr. Samuel Platt in almost uncalled
for manner in a public house one day
during tete. week. Mr. Platt is a man
HE IICI'ON SIGN AI, who. is its every way superior to Mr. W.
T
01 LLD CD1 Y Blots at their hard name
1 '
`sii,hed rvcry Friday. st,srninl[._b?,t(i Campbell; except m the wwill
ylo'taeplying
is Pu r Ofltcc. tin s to those who
1l
tuff the lqunret
ONTARIO. when he cracks the whip. i1 Mr. Wm.
ODERICH, Campbell attended to his own business
with the sane assiduity which he gives
.to other people s husiness, he would be
ahtppier than. •
! 1 where to ell parts f the surround
n conn la -
i» '''tend a hnl•ssiou 0 has alarger
ion than ry. od Is one of the raciest,tr in in wsie
rt of
e country, journals in Ontario
st
and mo+t reliable 1
d ••, t n• foregoingcs%cntial%
01111•,•:u+( 111 additi„n tot he above, a flu'%,-t1as. got his gruel.
,..p to- it is therefore aI ANurtllEx ''patriot" has
And %„'%pa
i R try by ' the earliest malls and ,trine.
urcu
HEN SALL'S HORROR.
1)e.tu SIR, --\\'u have, learned with
deep regret that you are so soon to leave
your present situation ; and the present
relations existing between us -.s teacher
and pupils are about to be severed.
Your unvarying kindhess and geutie•
many bearing, mingled with a quiet
dignity and force of character, have
completely won our hearts ; and it has
been with a very great amount of pleas-
ure that we have seeu you advanced
from the lowest forret in the school to
the importuut and responsible position
you now hold.
We have always felt that in you we
have bad not only a kind and consider-
ate teacher, but a true and honest friend
-Inc to whom we could safely go for
advice and sympathy. It has been very
evident that your caro was not for self
alone ; that your motives were not Mere-
ly mercenary ; that you were a true
fiend to each one of your pupils, and
took a deep interest in their individual
welfare ; and this we firmly believe has
been ope id the prittctpal.causes..f year
remarkable efficiency and popularity a;
a teacher.
Your energy and enthusiasm n li
ate
at
tnany times given us fresh vigor f, r our
work ; have utstilled into our hearts a
holier inspiration and a loftier ambition
to strive on for the pure and noble ends
of life. Your influence has ewer been
on the side of right and truth, and we
believe that influence has mot been ex-
erted in vain, but will show results in
the future of our lives. We have found
your ability in no way inferior to your
zeal ; you hare not only been willing,
but able to grant assistance at all times.
and your work in the classroom !bas
evidenced thortusclt and careful prepa:t
A Railway Crash Amid Dark-
ness and Snow.
Terrible Death or Strongman, Ibe Fire-
man Fatarinlarfes Sestaltrd by Brown,
the Esgtneer Disheartening. Details of
Sad Catastrophe.
+rrf iaci gives the fol-
lowing
--ld
The
London
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lowing particulars of the railway collie
ion which occured near Hensall on
Thursday.
A lady named Mrs. Murry, belonging
to Clinton. was among the most severely
injuried. Mr. John Law, of this city,
sustained heavy bruises about the chest,
and had several of his ribs broken.
Intelligence came early yesterday
morning that the fireman,
I WM. ,TRo\t:MAN, HAD EXPIRKD
during the night, ',wine to the terrible
:amity and fl:.-.,..._
most seeable tedr.rfia,%ff ntediNmer r aid
Tpentle.-$1.59 in advance. postage P P
ba
if noteso paid. This paidbefore
f all%ix be strictly
enforced.
Rallis of .tnyERTl vs(' Eight cent' tc
line for first insertion : three cents pp.crline .r
t insertion. Yearly,halby' y experience,
as he freshly tensed tt,
r1
ot1 '
Mr. A. H. Blackeby who for a short
time ran the Clinton Record, and whose
platform address anent the virtue of
factory girls, attested by his "practical
WANTED
-AT THE -
Star Salt Forks I
(19,500) Nineteen Thousand Five Hun
area.
CORDS OF WOOD
(5,01)0) Five Thousand Cords. Ucod
lladngOits
Bassoo1
3''j Thitty-Eig`.:t inches long- Price
$2.56 to d2.75 Icer Cord.
injuries which he had sustained, and that
engine -driver brown's death was hourly I tion. The brilliant success 'it. the greet I
expected. The three engines are lying majority of your past students in their
examinations in the department Over
which yeu have had charge, has clearly
shown your thousthtful training and the
high character of tea instruction ill:=
part eel. i
We are deeply sensible of the loss we
sustain by your departure. but while
appreciating this loss we cannot but re•
juice that your success has been 'recdo-
nized, and that jou have bean aplwint•
eoI to so responsible and lucrative a
petition. roti will carry with you our
by ttberrl. The parties are residents cif
very best wishes for snare, and we
Irl t f ll about half an firmly believe that it Will be no less
Turtitete The evidence in rho case ] act marked in vont future sphere of labor
was the testimony of the plaintiff and . in under correspondent orders. At than it has been here. `\'e will [latch
sevens! letters written by defendant• I Clinton the mail tram switched c•tf on your course in life with the deepest in -
The jury after an absence of 30 minutes' the old G. T. R lino to wait fur connect i terest, and will be delighted to hour of
returned it verdict of ft8t111 itini i es tiuus, ns there were dciaye on that poorer and success attendine coir Mimis,
Mr. Nolo applied for judgment ami int that branch. The former L H. sat B. Let us again names von that as a te_ach-
mediate execution. Judgment reserved. station in Clinton is not now in use. ere a gentleman ant a Christian, poen
2,000,000) Two 31illion Feet of
saw Laos's
Consisting of Soft Elm Rock Elm, Bass
eeod, Maple, Birch, Black -Ash, White
Ash, Hemlock, and all kinds of logs, for
which cash will be paid. _Apply to
JOHN SCOBIE,
Salt ' , Golert
ch
\\irks.
Star,
nut, lite is sweeping by, go
and dare before you die.
something nighty and sub-
lime leave behind to conquer
time. pee a week in your own
town. $5 uutrit free. No risk. Everything
new. Capital not required. We will furnish
you everythiae. Many are making fortunes.
ladies make as much am then. and boys and
girls make great pay. Reader, it you want
business at which you can make great pay alt
the time, write for particulars to 11. HALLWTT
S Co.. 1'ortlaod Maine.
., tra 't' lit reduced rates.
ea 1'1(1'. Meese. etre have also•4rot-class• caused such Merriment during the recent
r • onnecittgtfo0. tarot-class.
poa1M'1Mt
jobbing drsar• twilit in facilities
freturning the most
Moutmock in (lisle uh,antT pared
uein
to nnot
be beatetnren,si,'n than l.uyl tp rte Hutt be
-FRiD.:y. DEC. 22nd. 1882.
T11 CONT. ENTPoN.
For the eceoutt ,JAtion of de1.v,;tttes t.o air the Clinton hrror,f in the absence
the RefOrm C envention all the railways i g '
In I titian" will tootle mnglu fare tickets I,eA the latest editor of that journal -who
Lad left fur parts unknown. The maa-
election cam]aitn, ht's been appointe t
to ciait the factories of Massachusetts,
and report on the Factory Act of that
state. If he bungles as sadly in his re-
ports as he did in Victoria Hall here the
Maasuchnsctts elide will
seduction and arse. t f damages
tried in thisCuurt under order o the
Superior Court. Cameron and Dickin-
eon for plff: ; defendant not represented
The Coutt adjourned until 10 a. n1,+
Whether the conductor of the mail train
Wednesday, should have left a man at the junction to
}
1
SECOND DAY -- reF.D`tE•1t,.U'• flair the *new -plow when it arrived at
Kitt vs. Catnpbtell. An action for re- {Clinton, in order to inform them of the
coy eTy of the value of lightning roads put delay ; or whether those in charge of the
up by platntiff'se' agent If the Lightning j snow -phew should have stopped .at Clin-
Rod Co., on defendant's premises in Clinton to make umein
ro still
R' h ft15o with interest instead of taming
W-eet 9wanne :
tom 187oi Cameroon Holt and Cameron further• should have received ,n ens
for pltf • Garrow and Prottdfoot for deft.
The else was continued until 6 o'clock .
in.. when the court adjourned until 10
e check en the
THIRD MAY- -tHFRSDAT.
kill hum li d lick Walker. Anactin for
lent And assessment withnut [ween H..nsall d E appr
at s.nue fearful'nl
have inspired us with feelings of the
deepest respect, the most implicit confi-
dence and a friendship of the warmest
character.
We ask you to accept this perms ns n
slight t" ked' of the esteem in which you
are held, both by prevent pupas end
those net immediately connected with
the school, he mg [diet your thoughts
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.'
CotYTY 111' HURON. )- ley y:nue of a writ of
To Wei : t Fieri Facies. Ironed out
of iter Majesty's County Court of the County
ofalnet the lands nd to nand te itenerllrnts ofted and John.
Walker, at the %nit of David Rose. I have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title. interest, and equity of ademption. of
the above named defendant. John P. Wal-
ker. in rind to all that portion of lot eight, in
the twelfth tonee5Aium of the township of Grey
in the county of lluron,lying smith of the
!fiver Maitland and containing sixty nine'
acre%of land, more or lees.
Which lands and tenements i shall otTer for
sale. at my office in the Court House. In the
town of (loderich, on Saturday, the Thirty
First day of Marsh. ItSSt, at the hour of twelve
of the clock, noon.
ItOBEIt heriffT lofyCo. Huron.
`'h•-'11 a Office. Goderich,
Ileeentber 14th. INI2. 150-itt.
themselves, are questions, the solution may occasional ly revert to the happy
of which will tento throw light on the I days we have spent together : and in
cause of the disaster. At all events, the such thou{his we ask to he remenearea
snow -plow appears to have come on s•iuth not on y as former pupils, hat Aa your
ward under the impression that the maid per+wn►al friend%.
trnin was still ahead, till the crash he. I Signed in behalf of the Collegiate
t, n er. and refer a t r pupils. E. F. TYNDA L.
money .,f the fact th stake haci 1' Jouv.•,v.
' devil jure. a a•uu•on An, IIT. :
],A.rweck we stated that the ,unset. leen m:u1e. 1e snow •M \1' E. Agues
isedthem
1 I i Wada for o
W. W.'.1erverws,
by c Al 1 1 The blockade had ,oN. el W. 4ArveY,
and the Tory floor mpna;tcr were eon -t Gtr platnnot uff, ant atgiaelute ex- i thrown all regular tram arrangements C. gess, W. Ir$tt
int' (beerier, and this, doubtless, tion- ,1. tatlstsei,., T. MrIJNott.asn.
ttooRisa move.( h.r and gt7dlted Inhuted in some measure to themselves o1 Si;11e,1 in behalf of the .\rti stitdet,ts.
Blydwry ts. Wa'k.'e Action H1 the accident. J. ELLIorr, (1. ELu"rr.
matj i'y. Mnoal and onfoes •Wadenent with-eceleste.: TKE T.., H. .t. R. TEA. K. 11. Hobs*'.. E. KOYL.
got jolty. ltarepres n and
• deft. not represented by a.unrl. •\ telegram from Superintendent Daw- ('• I%cur Dec. 1"-1fbt2.
• i'.liet fee ] leintift, and immediate ex- sun. at the scene of the disaster pater. D7nFalsIIya.
gent ive ninved 1••r and g?Ultecl- da} morning, stated that the track would --
The Brand Jury hem IMs into ('curt probably he cleared for tragic by ••nr Mr alillii><n's h ossa ran away frnttt
atsii tltbtnitte i the followill` e'cl-•ok yesterday afternoon. The hands him Incda last muck.
man un the auxilary vr.,rked all night putting y
obtained eta in 'what we res%swnattltT. There a h. the w tea -meeting in the
Reformer, tucen the track in order. tThet ere Is toChbe
on a-meetin night
getting thews, . i le, before
a pri manager had showed b that The .inn,• for nor Lady the TIMTt"tATx t Igo t•MsT.axt It
whether A deleaat.e or not, who can get K' is \C1the1 w and the hsmds \few of the pupils from one palslie
his ctrde(ttials signed, will doubtless lx sweep, basions prindirg it, to the bete who Kett Peeve t o ail an►
t that have ex
sweeps ',nt the eltice he might 1tAce
\ girth Thnrtoday the
to Toronto .cud return teen any •cation
n the 2nd, std and 4th of I agement of the /:,earl does net appear
t,. uaanybody, g! to he eatiafied with our statement. mid
January, t goo.(b -®enurneral until the even
jug of the bth-a general eienr%ion gives us to understand, unmutaktobly.
Any credentials not got can no doubt be but ungrammatically, "that we 'he
1 at Toronto en the delegates agement •,1 the l:r•'•.51) have site; ed-
have -owl(elee1 1t the
h and every
ntl.-omed
is a phrase net t•• era •' oy ' would tecom
f t r place of r,reme 'not pushing it, ns is USI1C v the case. welatherand mads.
A subscription was taken in the Meth-
th,TIOOKRINDiNO.--WEHAVIIMADI,
u a slit Church on Runde m,iTttint last1 , a t rellleau IN 1.111r.)pyllylDt}/n►r
g y well-known Ysa1111s ! l w
] 1 st tense should and should .1 eV ala r find that the prisoner aro that a larsrc in me 1' id foe the pmrpese i,f helping the Mettle- take aede!re far
smitsei the jail and God wiz states - tenmaw- id,,w intend 1•te•atntinul themwelvew at
td ah.tvs connected with it tad completed their the entrance.1 int etamrnatlon this week.
lice males and one istatale--( engine*
leen informed that " bete nndertos•k iron„lies heiag valiant ins*ne, a !others lip n1' ,aine%s has been almost at is •tend
I' 11 net him to he Pett to healed sonthwani. pulling the plow, nd s
1 ! 1 1 to ar me
l,ttic ',)tan of Clinton, twelve
IN the the "speed
miles down the trick, on Sunda •
their h"rtes en the streets and w11
The drivers of •cur high steppingdnrinq
their racing around the *foam
the week. But then. of course. Itn$erieh
is the ennntv'„w•'.
till on account of the state of the
I
people are noway%on the look
out for t hances to increase
their carnings,and in time be-
come wealthy : thoee who do
_ Jnut improve their opportun-
ities
pportun-
ities remain in poverty. We offer • great
chance to make money. \'.e want men, Wo-
men. boys and girls to work for u% in their
,n" , 1.0 ilitire. Anyone can do the work pro-
perly
re
p,•rly tram the first %tart. The business will
pay inure than ten tinges ordinary wages. ICI'
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who en-
gages fells to make money rapidly. Von can
devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare moments. Full Infonnattnn mad
all that It necessary sent free. Address STIN-
1.0N 14 Co.. Portland. Maine.
IN THE HiGH COURT OF JUS-
ATI('E.-CHANCLRI' DiVII4ION•
Pursuant to an crier 1.1 the High Court of
Justice. Chancery itivMen made In the mat-
ter ,the Mate we Henry Morley.
a rause
aaah creditors of
village Of B•111A2
wile Mid Mete
eess ydpM e. pe,
MSiees abil
Itll
the
this ffhb dal.( Novo ber. A.D. theta.
14.
Master at Ocdeeteh_
1 C . CURRiE. THE PEOPLE'S AUC
• TiONEER doderith.Ont. t?61.
f e re uge +'
syntax rem 1 ting when the pest particl- Ment a find that the pri(mners are Bad the plow been ahead when the rol-
well satisfied with their tr.stitMt in the !Mien t,.nk plate the prebabilittes are
number f n tom resin
Murray, and Also that thee' is a rule v some house
N'
r) e an, pa s Aewe newt 1 t th the ezcepti••n of i the two ,tang' who, were within woo dist K enrdinefio posy otT the mart K =
not ld need A Session 4 1.11 under bay. been killed or seriously iquriee.would
'n At night school sent Osler, with a In In TorMts ittl$tat
s nlacel' e& and were a le t.,, sage against their a nm -eeeies tesareselsl assaetttes
priesmot hart the ignoramus Wtle at sh W. wont li step rongiv p„ that Mit was they eseat+
p,s.a.,,,l straddles the R•- .,•d trioirit
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