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GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1
.saw .d.ert4reerat.• Strapea Animals.
Leu ord. J. C. Currie.
Dog Fouod. J. M. Buchxi un.
rtsrvaut Wanted Mn. (:arrow.
Teacher Wanted. J. llelrunuld.
Brisk Yard W Root. -J. K M.c'greiur.
Balesoe of Winter Stock. -Colborne Bros.
Dr. Wilson's Cherry Balsam. J. W. Brayley.
Admin1Ar.tor's Notice. Garruw .1 Proud-
fuot.
In the Count Court of the County of Huron.
Philip Holt
Dentistry.
IAME ON THY 1' t Mlo/ a alt'
t/ time subscriber about the ►.glens/
October, of
tober, L. ted subscriber, mann two yaws
Md. Tbc owner israQ sstod W prove ppeeov.ppeerr--
ty aad take the ralmal .+say. W M..LIU)U .
lot */ Sth cow., West Wawuurh, Dnngw.inos,
P.O. 1104-6.
V4 NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN -
el. TIRT. 011w an•t rest pence, West Street
three door. below B ink of Montreal. Oohs -
17011
- She People's Solumn.
BRICK YARD TO RENT.
To rest fdresm the KINTAIL BRICK-
YARD with harrows. eta. end line
of hers u BretNees cad great
dsmead for LIMab Desk soar Yard.
Appir to JOHN K. MAHinton. BOOY.O.
t.
WANTED, FOR S. S. NO. lb ASH-
nELD,. third -claw teacher. duties to
)& O
0 e.U). leo1meN,dW. . Y.e1 Apply0. to JOHN
1I7$ 4L
71OG FOUND. -CAME ON THE
.1.7 of the subscriber lot 1, con. K.
to tp of Colbores. • small black and white
dog with ta$oolored head. The owner is
re-
gaested to prove property paand
'tike it away. JOHN M. i3ULLHANA . C Col-
lieries.
Loam ane insurance.
NlSiW1 i Alto tvssa!t
aav eat were - Aonivet-
ABOUT iIOME. .ary services were held in the North -
Street Methodist Church on Sunday and
Monday last. On Sunday the pulpit
was occupied aorsitng and evening, by
Rev. Mr. Philips, of St. Thomas, who
1 delivered intereattng and instructive
Th.blWearyfracacteat,sur'he workingat *erosions owboth nrnsions. On Monday
A esteem eYsete, 11.11 us ruin, wet or dry, I
In take, end ybctne ,t hs ;n.tlery Lorn.'r I evening a teameeting was held in the i''rom Smturday until Thursday even- Port Austin, and a large number of great
Mo.$realot- tun the ttir>ww. lecture room, but owing to the Mole- lug Goderich experienced the unpleas- grand children, the families of thein. 1'•.
The Costr t-tacncil beim w +encu du an t matt weather the attendance was not so ant sensation of receiving no tram mals. his grandson Richard W inwr, who live.i
make any dllltwoee in brie price of'liquors at lA e w had been expected. After re- Owing to the snow blockade on the lies with him when • child, he clung to the
M. V Hort„,„ Hoe mime. a Rudd *nide in 1. sag Pmt g
wises or ivrwotn all this year onset ata reason- i f reshmenh had been partaken of, the between Goderich sod Stratford, come last with a father's love. The funeral will
able pr. ! audience adjourned to the body of the munication with the outside w .rid was take place at the Methodist Episcopal
Mrs. koiet- Tye '4 liayavilIe is rho ; Church where atter a few remarks frost completely cut off, and a quiet 1.rc.1 church to morrow at 2 o'clock in the
" time" was the result. afternoon ,and the remains will be inter
The storm did not strike Goderich as ed M the grounds of Richard Winsor near
violently w it did more, inland points, the Presbyterian church, until they can
and we , with the thermometer at its be removed to his old home in Canada.
worst ranging only at b' below zero, and
with ne uncomfortable exhibition of Death .f Jolla Sedges..
snow, could hardly comprehend the hard-
ships endured by our brethren in the in- It is with the deepest feelings of re
tenor with the thermometer registering gret, says the Clinton New Era, that we
15' to 90' below sero, and with four to `a+. to chrunide the death of Mr. John
five feet of snow oil the level and terrible Hodgen., which occurred at his residence
drifts in the railway cuttings. Yet such yesterday morning (Thursday, Jan. 18th)
were the facts of the caw outside, and as a little before nine o'clock. For nearly
we piled high tt.e fuel, any sympathy we seven months deceased had been contin-
had to spare welled out to our brethren in ed to the house, and for the greater part
the "oold interior," whose thermometer of that time to his bed, and esu a most
red so much lower than ours. intense sufferer. Fur more or lees he
Mr. Gramme Cameron experienced has been ailing for a number of years,
the first trip from Clinton to G.derich being afflicted with dyspepsia, to which
during the blizzard. He arrived here he at last succumbed Possessed of a
sound in wind and limb, but, u he ex- great deal of spirit, and unusually oiler •
pressed it "mighty cool" on Sunday last, get►c, he fought for a long time against
The next arrivals were the umbrella his nialedy, and never gave up until
agent and his chum, who walked from compelled to do so. It esu otten re
Clinton knowing Goderich to be a Gov- marked that he was at his business post
eminent barber of refuge for "craft tri when he should have beeu in bed.
About the middle of July last. when he
Was preparing for a short trip up the
lakes with some friends, he became too
unwell to go, and hes ever since beeu
unable to attend to any work. During
the time that hes intervened, he hu been
a patient and heroic Christian sufferer,
never complaining, and always hoping
for the best. Twice during this long ill
nem, he took a turn for the better, and
slight hopes were entertained of his ulti
(nate recovery. These were all falls
clone, however, and he passed away yes
terday morning, at the age o1 forty
years.
• The deceased was born in Queens
county, Inland, and when quite young,
having lost his parents, camp to this
country. Ile was at once apprenticed to
Andrew Chisholm, then one of the lead
ing dry goods men of the west, doing an
extensive businees at London. Here he
remained some time, quickly developing
those superior business abilities whioh
he showed in his subsequent life. Lt
1862, though but a young men, he waa
entreated by his employer with the
management of his branch business 11
Clinton, then carried on in the premises
now occupied by Pay and Wiseman, and
known as the Albion House. He served
his employer iu this capacity for several
years, all the tithe, displaying great,
adaptation to the business calling he had
chosen. lie next entered into partner
ship with Mr. R. Irwin, and subsequent
ly, having bought him out, he carried ea
the business alone. Mr. G. Pay, his
hook -keeper, then joined him and they
xnntinueed in business for moot six years,
during which time it was largely increas-
ed. Upon the retirement of Mr. Pay,
Mr. Hodgens continued the business
alone and built it up to the colossal pro-
portions it has now reached. He had
the reputation of being one of the best
buyers that visited the Toronto market,
and was known extensively as a success-
ful and pushing business man In thus
respect alone he will be a great loss to
our town.
Of asoma what retiriogdi.p.siuon, and
partly on account of poor health, the de-
ceased several times refused to accept of
public positions offered to hint. (inc,
of his death he held medals with uumor- he was elected Mayor, hut declined to
ous clasps each having thereon the name serve. He was, however, for o lung time
of some great battle of that war in which a member of the High S.ch....l Reard,
he had distinguished himself as a soldier. and carried into that position, so far as
After the surrender of Bonaparte he re-
turned to Irelnd in the service of the
crown as civil engineer. In the spring
he
d his
mmision in
of 1830
and emigrated too('RSON, arriv-
ed
rriv
od at Quebec in May of that year and
entered the Canada Company as civil en-
gineer, and soon aftermoved iso Goderich,
where 1►e built the first !muse in that
place, and the first house built by white
man on Lake Huron, and had charge of
the public works of that company. He
resided in Goderich continually for near -
1 63 years. Lest October his grandson,
Richard Windier, orf Port Austin, made
hint a visit, and finding hint in doclininv
health induced him to return with him
wilt hold practice every Monday evening Dente, $5.16. '30 That we remit 85 on im Port Austin that he might have the
in St. George's school room, and all nee. •int of Mn. McCarthy'. sizes cane and attention of his children and
who would like to loin this musical club J. C. DiTLOk Chairuiaii. grand Children, and ,n the 20th of the
should do so early, so satobe thoreuelily Mi. H. E. J"hnaten, clerk and tree- tl red what d t
drilled for the a,neert The secretary• surer, tueti tendered his resignation, to
Mr. R H. Williams, of the frank '•f date filen Meech 1st, 18112, and mind
Corsrnerce, will he pleased Go eilelain that the same be eeespted,
the object of the union too oil who are Moved by Bingham, seconded by
"A o4ia s esteem re, tete nota.
Ase talth !ss'11 west tt.
`` ONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS TO
les sat ea OW terms In same to salt bor-
moors.its.tt
. Mob At,t.a.
Ouderiuh, Nov. 171A fir. 1allla
4300,000 TO LOAN.- APPLY TO
CAMICRON. HOLT & CAMRitON, tied. -
Mk. 17tL
$
76,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES -
11P
E -
OOYL•E Oed4lhvsemYls. A4 le
I75J
(1150,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
dP on good Farm or first-class Town Property
• t $ per Deni Amide to R. RADCLIFFL NO
WORRY TO LEND IN ANY
..seat wean borrowers at 1 t. hi per
Dent. Private Nada. Apply to Baas mad
Monroe, Oodwlek.
ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
TGR' TOP:OR
OUTSIDE THE PALE. 1
Goderich Loft Alone in Its Glory.
1JM S lkeede nett es festseet---The Treek
Sleeted Op -he maw. s e ersulteseeee,
\e Dass Hess Ns.tde.
)MCGILLICUDDY BROS. Pvst.»Mswx
i $t iO A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Neil and Miss Jennie Longworth, of
Port Auatin,Mrs. Judge Lizan, of Strat-
ford, Ont., and Mrs. Robson, of Van
ooever's Island,aud among his grand chil-
dren ere Mrs. R. W. Irwin and Mrs.
Jas. Jenks, of Send Beech, Mrs. McKen-
zie, of Port Huron, the families of Mrs.
Richd. Winsur Sr., and Mn, Neil, of
rest ui Mrs. Cottle.
Mr. Joseph Williams ham been ap-
Hipth Sehrol trustee by the town
Have you renewed for Tea SPINAL for
18833 f Look at the yellow beset on the
paper.
Dont forget the sale of h ,uaehold
furniture, eta, .t the Rt. ll'.1mo, on
Wednesday neat, Mat of January at 1
o'sleek p. m. No r'e.eryw
On account of the severe weather the
111 amount of Private Funds for invesment children's Christmas F'estical at St
et lowest estee on first -clan Mortgages, Apply Stephen's Church, Huron Road, has been
to HARROW & PROUDVOOT. postponed till Tuesday 30th int.
Looe.. Srertersca -By the certificate
from the Repstar-Geeor&l's of toe we tin d
the following for the year euding Jan, 1
11183 Births, 86; marriages, 34; deaths
48.
LOANS FREE' OF CHARGE. -
Money to lend at lowest rate., tree of
any oasts or charges. SEAOER de MORTON.
opposite Colborne HoteL
Ood.rich, tsrd March 1fst. 1779.
20,0110 PRIVATE FUND*. TO LEND
7v on Tara and Town Property .4 lowest la-
terest. Morlgoges purchased, no
charged, Oonveynoiag Fees
N B. -Borrowers can obtain goose la
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. - A it title is setletactory.-DAVISON a: J3,..,
General Servant. Highest wages and 9TON. Barristers. tc.. Goderich.t7al
permanent employment to s suitable person. ) RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
Apply to mite. GARRO« . tercet. 1 Life and Accident insurance Agent_
R^presenting first-class (;ompeniee. AlMasest
for the CINADa Live errome l,r Oa
Money to lend on Mortgage, etcher (yat a
Farm Property. in n way to call its
er, Office -M Say's block OmdertoL.
REWARD. -1 WILL GIVE A LIB-
pKAL reward to any pews. that w W
.givs tafottwatton leadltytto the conviction of
ib�e. psrty that debased my auction sale bill
sd. *Such is Tb. K.
Peoples Auctioneer. - J. <' CU1 e7 .
VARM FOR SALE. -THAT VAL-
UABLE farm. known as lot 22 S ooa,
West Wewanosh, containing some 900 acre.
180 cleared. la acres of black ask, sad the bal-
sam la ether bard wood. A good frame house
hares, wells, etc., on tho premises. also three
sores of an orchard. This farm will be sold
ea resectable terms. Apply on the premises
or address WM. LEDDY, Dungannon. 1'. O.
1874.41
FOR SALE.
A And claw brick house. ce1Lr under the
.whole house, and 14 acres land on the Bay -
Sold toad, Ood.rlck.there is a good stable and
driving sbed.hard and soft water on the prem-
ises, grounds well laid out : also a first clam
;For
of working mores 7 years old in foal.
Ror particulars apply on the premises or to H.
lesseminier, Ooderu•h roulade. 1873-11.
7
PIANO FOR SALE -I AM IN-
STRUCTED to receive offers for the
purchase of a seven -octave Steinway Piano.
now at Mrs. Thos. Andrews. Intending par-
doners may refer to Prof. Ue Peudrv. who
has known the instrument for over a yearend
to Prof. Newman who has made a special
trial and Inspection of • same. J. C. CUR -
RIE. This People's Auctioneer. 18711
$25
CASH WILL PURCHASE A
Good Cutter. Apply at this office.
Legal.
RC. HAYES, 3JLICIrdR &
O:tt-.;e corner of the square sad Woes
Wet, Ooderish, ov er Batters bookstore.
(honey to lend at lowest rates of Interest
1 EWI3 LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
J Attorneys, Solicitors in (Thmaoory rte.
Office in the Court House, Ooderich.
IRA Lents. M.A.. B.C.L. K N. Litwin.
18i.
Cl ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
T MISTERS, Attorneys, SoMdtore. etc
Goderich. J. T. Darrow, W. Proudtoot. 475
R. L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A ND
1, Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery, Ra,
Godetioh. Ont. 1711.
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S-
TERS, &c., &c., Goderich and W
e. Seager Jr.. Ooderloh. J. A. Mortes, lag,
ham, iT01.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
NJ Barristers. Solicitors in Chsatoery, So.
'loderlch and Wingham. M. C. Cameron, Q
C.: P. dolt, M. 0. Cameron, Goderich. W. L
Macon, With/ham. 1751.
INSURANCE CARD.
BRIT1tH ASB. C'O'Y,4Tof0NTo kat*Wiehe
HIM
FOR SALE. P' It NIX INS. CO'T. of LONDON (Englund)
11' Eatabllshed 1782.
Mn. Nolan offers for sale the follow ing HARTFORD INS. COY, of HARTFORD. Conn
property 1n the town of Goderich. i.ot 177. -Established 1310.
the east halt of lot 175 and the west halt of lot Risks taken Is the above first-class Offices st
1M. There Is a story and a half frame house In 0.e lowest rates by HORACE HORTON.
good repair, 13 roma and kitchen. good atone The undersigned fa also Appraiser for the
cellar, hard and soft water. Terme e•syy. For CANADA PEI(. LOAN AND SAVINGS COY
further particulars apply to K. C'AMPION. TORONTO,
'tolicltor, Goderich. 1"0.3m. 1 Money to Loan nn fir.,t•class security, row
7 to 8 per Cent.-t'harges moderate.
NOTICNOTICE TO DEBTORS --NOTICE IS HORACE MORTON.
E
1 Oodee'3b Sept. Ifs 18M
T C. CURRIE THE PEOPLE'S AUC
f . TIONEER. 6oderich. Ont. 17M.
b given that all parties indebted to
the undersigned by note or book account are
requested to .eine the same a once and there-
by 'aye an enforced oelleotltn. I mean bust -
ens. ADRiHAM SMITH. 1862 -
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76, corner of Victoria and East stmts. In
he towu of 0oderich, for sale cheap, or will be
epch77anged for farm property. For rttculars
wiooat or J to C. Ceases.limataaottoseer. « Cnbb's
We understand that Bishop Carman
will visit Goderich on the 181h and 19th
of February, in onnneotien with the
anniversary servioee •.., the M. E.
Church,
PURSIIANT TO AN ORDER OF
the High Court of Justice. Chancery
Division. made In the matter of the estate of
the late James Dnocan. and In a cause Sym-
Iwtton vs. Duncan, the creditors of Janne
Duncan, late of the Township of Wawanosh,
in the County' ofpHuron. who died in or about
r before Set -
FOR $ALSomTHAT DESIRABLE the
ttee�rd.dayLo Febenary 113,, send
residence. corner Brittania road and Me- by post, prepaid. to J. A. Morton. Eli.. of two
Donald street op use i the goodigh Bohn ply with firm of +eagger .f• Morton. of the Town of Gede-
two lute. oTus and .t bl rot ilr with rich. the Solicitor of the Defendant Isabella
oonUdli g house and stable and ' ked out Duncan. the administratrir of the deoessed.
:trait
tre . The garden la well ata ked with their obrlstian and surname.. addresses and
.rapt trees, grape visa, shraberf, gals description, the full part lculars of their clatwe
R.H wagass, Wtement of their acoounts, and the
For terms apply to Davison J l� nature of the securities lit any) held by thorn.
B.rtipers• or to default thereof they willbe peremptorily
excluded from the benefit of the sold order.
Every creditor holding any security is to pro-
duce the same before me at niy chambers in
the Const Howse at the said Town of Goderioh
on Monday, the 18th day of February INS. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, being the time ep
pointed for adJudioatlon on the claims.
S. MAL(`OMSON
Master at (historic).
Dated this Lttbday of Jwsary INe. 1374-7t.
Rave. Dr. Ure and J. W. Sutker, an ad-
dress on "The Lot Art of Giving," was
delivered by Rev. Mr. Philips, which
proved of deep interest to all present.
The ohoir rendered choice selections fr.•m
the cantata of Immanuel, in a very
pleasing manuer. The custoutary rites
of thanks to the speakers, the ladies, the
choir, and the chairman were duly car-
ried st the clow of the meeting. Mr J.
H. Colborne occupied the chair on the
oteasiou. len Wednesday evening a .e-
cinl was held. which was fairly attended.
OUR TOWN FATHERS
Stew Thal Begun Their Segalar Uesi •g.
The first regular meeting for the year
1883, was held ou Friday, Jan. 19th.
There were present : the Mayor in the
ohair, Reeve, 1st Deputy Reeve. 2d De-
puty Reeve, Councillors Bingham, But-
ler, Cantelon, Colborne, Elliott, Jordan,
Mitchell, Murney, Nicholson, Scuhie,
Seeger, Strome.
The minutes .•f the statutory meeting agree from
Death has :teem ,weed he family '•f ,.f Jxnwry 15th, were read, approved Clmt distress to Chdrri hotin A blizntrdataha,k.
our respected townsman M r J. H R il- and sic need.
llama This ttitne he has host a tine little ing it," war "a tang time t)etweeb
boy of four years. The other member mod -
Tali T*RA.tUtEa x MATEY.�T drilttks "
of cash was read, ehowiu Om Monde the weather hadn't mod-
ot his fancily are getting better. 8 y
Mr. F. Jordan, drug[ist, hue returned Amount paid,received .... ..183,594.5205 orated to'"any perceptible extent, ant, and the
to tow. after a lengthened visit to the +mount paid out ... 3,694.06 trains were cancelled on the Goderich
north-west. Ile looks hearty, and is branch of the G. T. R., and remained
full of good stories about the Prairie
Balance in bank .... .. $1,171,87 cancelled. The railroad employees had
Frovinos and its pushing people. The following communication from a little picnic in consequence, and en -
the Clerk was read : joyed themselves immensely.
The Brussels ballot -boxes were expect-
ed on Monday st 11 a.m. to be examined
by Judge Toms, but failed to connect,
and reached here on Tuesday Afternoon,
having taken two days on the road.
The members of the County Council
arrived after the style of Noah's board-
ers in the ark, -"one by one," "two by
two," etc -until a big rig drawn by
two horses, with a span of mules for
leaders, drove into the square with ten
representatives on board. The meeting
at four o'clock to elect the Warden was
a failure for want of a quorum.
Wednesday last at noon Mr. Polly's
stage took the mails to Clinton and re-
turned at night bearing le H. & B. mail
and the forty-eighth County councillor,
Mr. Wat Oliver, .cooed deputy -reeve of
Grey, who had been working his way -to
Goderich gradually since the beginning
of the week.
On Thursday at noon, another stage
arrived from Clinton with thirty-one
s of mail 'natter. The postmaster
didn't take any interest in the curliest
rink during the remainder of the day.
17p to the time of going to press no
railway train had arrived.
During the put week, owing to the
severe storm, which has prevailed, there
has been a dearth of local news. There
has been but little to get,and a difficulty
in getting it. But -look' out for our
next issue.
QIIASTIRLY Seacioi. ----The quarter'y
services of the M- E Church, Gode-
rich, will be held oe the eramng of Sun-
day. 28th inst., at 6.30 p. in. Rev. Dr.
Gardiner, presiding elder . f London
district, will officiate.
Two tramps paced from Clinton on
Sunday last. They reported that there
was no particular daager to be appre-
hended from bask Gres eking th > route.
Constable Yule kindly furnished then(
with lodgings for the night, and they
were duly grateful -es tramps usually
are.
MISS NRFTIE SKEGMILLER,
Having completed her studies In music
under Prof. itp pi of London, mad having re-
ceived o nertltloate. it now prepared 'to re-
ceive a Ilmitet number of pupils for Nano
instruction. Miss`Meem(lleris alsopreoared
to take order. for Crays Portraits. Sat duc-
tion In every caw) nisei. Residence,
corner Cambria R aai Miswrite erre it.
. , -VOR SALE OR -TO RENT -THAT
Valuable Property�kp.00we .e the Shop-
pardton Store and P.'st0 . with l6tllselet et
es acre of land, Is sabred �r sale oe to rest.
Meekin stare all sew eel trash Ude year. Thr
proprietor has other besieges which will re-
quire his sole attention. AM the wet half of
tee s, eon. 3, K.1). Ashqfeioele1d ; all new Wad ; two
g orchards. two lewd wells, and oomfort-
abis frame houses The lot eoutates iN sore.
of which 60 are cleared and all well folioed.
Rwinetniag 60 sore heavily timbered with
ifAYR >�ppeed P.O address :IR T.
Tiebical.
Mr. Henry Tennant; of West L} one,
Manitoba, whose family t eatdes '.n the
"Best farm" on the Bayfield road recent-
ly purchased by him, has been returned
for Morrie at the recent election in Man-
itoba by a majority of 69. He is a Con-
servative, but not a bad sort of a fellow
f,•r .oil that. ed fe•r the same, but the town has not
IiRNatrrr CowcaaT To-Nf .HT. -We hope detailed statement money.celyed the the casecannot is I have
that all who can go will attend the bete- not had time to check the book over.
fit concert to be tendered Mr. Ben Ann -•H. F...lomxmoN, Clerk.
strong in the Temperance Hall this (Fri-
day) evening. Mr. Armstrong is deserv-
ing of a full house, and we think he will
,get it. Ticket.' can be had at the bock
stores, and at the door.
The f lintnn bed bugs ulnar be greatly to this Council --Carried,
ti y THE $EXTON.r. RrroKT
dreaded. 'lite Neu Ere says: -"A
farmer of Htti1ett, who resides within
four nmlea of town. stopped over right
here last Friday, hent the first night !:e A communication was read from T. N.
had remained et town for 34 years. Ti. • Dancey, resivning the position of chief
one other occasion when he slept in town. ..f the fire brigade Referred to Fire
was when ho came west to leak for land committee.
Tho fort Elgin Free t'reea at A dommunication wile read from the,
On Friday of hat week, Mr. John C'• town band, asking fur the balance of
Currie of Goderich,who is well knows, 1.1 1882 grant. Referred to Finance com-
thia village and neighborhood, waa i'r. - niittee.
sentod with sr "Whip of Justice," he Le A numbei of accounts were presented
ing the prosecutor of J. L. Sturdy, wlie :old referred to Finance committee.
The Finance committee presented the
fallowing report : (1) The following
accounts to be id : ---D. Ferguson,
$7.91 ; W. Mitchell, $4; W.J. Hilliard,ARobert-
son,
Thos. W eatherald, $4 ;
son, $5 ; R. Radcliffe, $5; 0. F Strau-
he], 85e.; E. Graham, 81,90. Goderich
.Scor, 84.75; G. N. Davis, $4.10; Boehm -
nen. Lawson & Robinson, $103.611 ; de
f!g.)tte• tl.rni AI.nit thirty jr :sons puty returning officers, 848.110; Hume
attended the first practice of the Glide- Stoics., $4.50 ; Yfor, $5 ; News, 8b. (2)
rich Choral (inion, on Tuesday evening That the taxes for 1882 on the billow-
iest, and the society airs'. promise of ing 1 noperty Ire remitted, viz •-Mrs.
beit,f highly succor,+fol The t"::i•.n Eitel(, $7 ; Mrs. Hislop, $8.75; Mrs.
Goderich, Jan. 19, 1883.
To the Mayor and ('oaweil.
Gz-evrizizw,---I would beg to call your
attention to the books and plans of the
Maitland Cemetery, I find, in several
instances, that lots marked as sold in
the cemetery book are marked vacant
on the plans, and persons going to the
cemetery to pick out a lot very often
come back into town to find the lot has
been taken up by some ono,and not mark-
ed off the plan. Again, persons come in
some time, and pick out a lot froth the
Clerk's book, before going out, but find
nn reaching the cemetery that the lot
is taken up" and a body buried in it. I
would suggest to your honorable body
that you appoint two persons to compare
the Clerks b.,ok and the plans, and
correct them both, So that they agree,
and lots cam be taken up without any
trouble. i [could also suggest that
a committee be appointed to check
over the cemetery book with the
treasurer's cash book, as I have
found several instances where lots have
been takeu up, paid fur, and deeds issu-
W. G. 1 MACDONALD, M. D.,
a 1' s. Hnrgeew, Aerowgtesr•
rte. t7�oe�awg t'Iddoso.. Male street. As -
bar's. em. -t
SA
A McDONAGH, Y.D., PHYSIC-
. IAN, SURGEON, se.. Orsyeasis Tor
Me Usiveret7. L3eeeelet..1 the Royal OW
1i�e ef p����a., beaSes. Meglud, to 8t..,
M. C. P. A On$stlw OAoe awl reel* Saes
tlglssite B&W, .0 Hegel. Hagoiltee stew(, )ed
Da MoLEAN, PHTRICIAN, SUR -
01011, dream to Ogee mad resM.see
nine Week eeeen4 deer weet of V baeria
1»t.
[� G. MAOILID, M. D. PHY81-
. ulna Ewrfese end AQsevWarEat J� (.5
ai ,1�sJ Omen . N ret t.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
in the matter of partition, between Archi-
baldGalbralth. plaintiff and John Galbraith.
Kate Galbraith. Isabella tisllwaltb. Mary Mc
Williams. Janet Mel)ertnid, Mathew Moller -
mid Mary McTavish. Hie, M.Tat-iah, John
McTavish. Nell M'Tmvtab. Helen And.rwon,
James Anderson. Thomas "•insor.. Nihon,
James Stinson, Mar Stinson. Edward Mc-
Tarts1 and Donald IeTavieb. the Met one
.aaM4 being u Infant under the age of twen•
ty-ese ,sun, defeatism*.
Thous miser named defndan t e end all
other having or (it imise amt *merest
M tis hada, that M to say, all and
, Oat certain paten OF (Met ft( land
'Shiite, lying and being in the
I. In the Cmtnty of Iluron
tarin. and hying eempeu of
is the fifth emieseeteu
Stealer. sawaietd. e.s-
• gaes a moreftmes bemired mora.
�teas•ee Mew
� .b.by ed take metes
tha �g�itat .g � of glen the
gi . at the
A rill,
ION, at
Ohwi l0emse kt' .tett tM'/etH6�
fax, the
.1
IIs Iwlasdsr
I) RR sa iRNOlr t HA>rIL'lblf.
Paulette& Suefe ems► Aees_*__C db.
Oboe sof Or. �s"sme mreslies se.Caria the
801 yodee4eb f t101
U10rr
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OBITUARY.
Mored by Johnston, seconded by I .,ketch of she gate Joh■ L.n2w.rth.
Bingham, that P. Adamson, J. Addie 1
son and the Clerk be a committtee tr, 1 Prom the Bad Axe Mich.' Tribune.
examine the cemetery book and report Capt. John Longworth, late of Gode-
rich. Ont., died at the residence of his
daughter, Mra. Winsor, of Port Austin,
on the 17th( inst., The Captain waa
born on the 7th of April. 1790, in the
county of West Meath, Ireland, and at
an early age entered the British army
and served under the Duke of Welling-
ton in the Peninsula war. At the time
er elsllsiitlt say lamest
was read, showing the interments "ince
last report, three ; adults 1, infants 2.
The report was filed.
as� Outdo see
IM VARA
re fo (11.{alga ao l in de
N the amid smatter tem
be preeeeded Im their . •M Mr
u.ke Dean that the will at
he b i1�. ee��..
"aeswpese.t gropeerShwjit t 6s�s -
grie..,sebeve ss Wile r !N b the Jadgt►
of the Vest Overt d� Ct.�eaaty et Her ,n,
rieittler• tl��nd���.I'y NiLIP AattiElR s lee. li e•.
ISA ACCIr 'u.,,., IfbrW RaA ton ,m Alit
Juin
wns f 'and guilty of tlieLal voting and
perjury, at the Huron Amines. He has
since roceit e l abuse front the /Noel and
ether Tory organs, ate., for doing i,is
duty as a Stan and the whip was pre-
sented as a small token of appreciation
of los 0.411• conduct %' tali we had
sumo mf Mr (;Ilrrle'a it tuop in Port
Elgin."
musically inclined. Butler, that such resignation be seeq/t-
"Ti: STORY of My Lien ' Tbts i, the ed - Carried.
story H the life of the late Rev Dr it was moral by Butler, ..e owded by
Ryerson, edited by Rev. le. 0 Mills, D. Marney. that H. W. hall b.e allowed to
D , L. i. D., Rev. John rota, D U , address the C.oun,it in regard to mtate-
and J G. Hodgins, Esq , 4 L,D- The Stents made st l.a.t meeting referring
book will include Row. Dr Ryers...'s to him as sediter-('srried.
own account of his boyhood and early H. W. Ball then addressed the Coed -
training. reference be by entree into. eel.
the ministry. and other interesting do Rineh:.m ,tate, that from personal
tells of los eaontful career The liter wbeertatt.•n hr belie,e.i that the markee
err character of the were will M of a by law was •icily being infringed up'm
(ugh render, and a nuw,bet ,f eandame i,y buses, and he mored, seconded by
Masi enertvings will also embellish the
boob Th. nenvearer for the towr..hip
of Cobb, me a now an 1, a rounds, and
will, it is believed, meet with enceantge-
mere from. all who are enemas to obtain
tin binrsp1 r of the greet • -t • g -.ter ,f
Oetari'i s R.'.eabnn+l eye .w'
Jordan, teat the market committee be
empowered to app int a spinal pers'n ono' was the one pneau,s by his aide atoll
to see that the market by-laws is .n he ole.eed Ata eye in death. The deems -
forced. and also that they arrange with ...I leaves a wife who has resulted the ail
the ma►ket clerk to take charge of the •ante.! nye o1 83 years, a s•'tt Wdliem
market -Carried. I Longworth, now of lle•ndnn, Ont., and
The Council then adjourned I five danghreaw Mrs It Wooer, Rr , Mrs
his strength would permit him, the same
energy he displayed in his business en
terpriaes. lie wax for many year; fond
of church work, and was a tower of
strength to tho Methodist church here.
Ass a membor r,f the trustee and quarter-
ly boards, superintendent and teacher of
the bible claw, in the Sabbath school, he
was constantly identified with the in-
terests of the church, and no face or
helping hand will be more missed. Dur-
ing his long illness he was tisited by
large numbers of his old friends. who
Anxiously waited for encl. .lay's report.
of him condition. He w;.. cttee•rful std
patient t.. the end, .often setnr, to those
around hien "if (:cal want take m-
ine home I'm ready,• if i'o.t 1 ni wiahn-
to stay. ' (hie night, ehen mufferine
more than usually, he a:.. h.•ard 10 et
nom i ..ecu w a roved .'• claim "1 long to crook .,,-pr Hon Con
ins last farewell to the hntne of mora ttdence nd faith in God w,•..• 01,.• sub
than h.lf a '•entury. Since his arrivol. jeCt 01 more than one c.musent. and n" ,
Richard, Jr.. and Ames Nins..r hoe that he has palmed away they are the 111.
given their great *rand sin, their devoted perishable remeiuhntnces of a We wheel,
attention, Stud dime much too cheer his they M, rontinuelly distinguiatied
decln.ing .lays. with their rnmmendable Mr. Hodgens leave a wife and fee,
respect and esteern for their aired Armes- children who are all known t'• us They
ter. Theseymnn ! ei •n .etmn l t•' find Coe hare the c"mmnnity in their hereare
hitth'e.t ple stir' in gnntooz his 1ish••a most. Two of the brothers. Edward n.'
and reineye.l hint /nen place to plow mond Themes Hrtditasa ate well known cit
hole iced to bed wherever it seemed to sons of London, and a third. Mr. Gee .
minister to his a.mf,wt. Rut *wee all Htrigses, is a watchmaker in Tor,"t.,.
WAS the self sacrificing devotion of his Resides thew he leaves three ,. ter-
danghter, Miss Jennie Lwtiweet8,whose
"elicited* *nil oars knew be ehwtessent. Tea lire CtRHIVAL -The At -.,o.•
',WO.* fill of herself and Lor own interest skating rink will !oe the scene off the oar
she seemed te give her .»,t • �n th. uRht nivel (t...• N. °ion on Turads,)' Milmi11K
and strength to minister to his comfort. next. The Prises for cnseuess soli Mee%
are may and costly. amass them being
a bandsman pair of gold eetstetl, silver
bladed skate Deist fail to rend ter
posters giving all the particular's. The
rink will he epee its issue! for ch Ir•t.
eisi Aatwr44y