The Huron Signal, 1886-10-15, Page 88
flextat'ald,.
A social trip was held at Chu. Mon
ns s last week.
John McGregor, .4 Wisbwuh, Mick.,
vested friends here last week.
J. Buchan. head herdsman 1.4 Rides -
wood fame, hae returned fr..w w.eral
weeks absence et the nig agncultursl
shows.
Celhorns.
AsUTHet LittLy lit.n 1.11•N. -Last
winter er tnentioned the tact that P. 0'
Han, of Benwuller, an octogrnanan,was
able t.. dance an Irish jig as well as any
of the h is. Another "broth of • toy
from the ould sod ' is Arthur Haughry,
who is in his lObth year,and yet who can
plow tor several rounds with the firmness
of a you'll( man. He has to Stet • driv-
er, however, as he is gluiest blind by the
weight of years. He is latberwue a vet-
•.reus (Id fellow. He professes t.. Inc
able to heal diseases by charms, etc. Nn
is from Tyn,ne, Ireland, and remembers
well the troubles ..f_9s.
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D On.
Itav Meters Campbell and McKihhin,
of the Methodist church are conducting
series of revival ,services at the 1'o,t
Read. with peel result.
Itev..las. Carrie is spending a few
week* iia Lind,at with his relaiires.
The state of Isis health c.mhelltd hint h•
discontinue the duties of his ptnah for $
time. His pulpit will be supplied next
Sabbath by a brother minister.
The cungregatinn of Erskine church,
is making encouraging proerees under
Sim.. L. .l.
Camer.•n, who was settled here shout
two years assn. Soto the occupati.•u ..f
the new church the attendance up.'n rIl
the services is much increased. During
last month two elders were ordai:•ed and
six persons added to the membership by
profession of faith.
M. C. Cameron M. P.. sit Guderich,
who had been *skeet to lay the unser
stone of th• church but could root Ise
present upon that uecaaaien, recently
acknowledged the eowpliment by pre-
senting the cutIZregatiun with a valuable
communion service, including baptismal
bowl, table liners and case, The gift "f a
beautiful ptilpit bible was 3100 received
from Mr W. McArthur, a member .4
the congregation.
At the request of the county conven-
tion. the local temperance chairman of
this section, John M•Ilotigh, has called a
•oo•well.y►� :._IJ in Shu {"
church here, on Thursday, Oct. 28th,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of
organizizing a West Riding Association
for temperance work. D. E. Cameron,
of Lucknow, has promised to give an ad-
dress on Prohibition at 2 p. in. the seine
day. Let the friends of the cause rally.
We hope chairman Mallough will be
greeted with $ big turn out,
Lots Mian
J. S. Allan, of Ooderich, c•.nducted
service in the Presbyterian church last
Sunday.
John Stewart, our popular n: mon, left
en Monday for Paraincunt, to Nark with
Murdoch Bra. for a time.
STILL To lug Strachan,
who with stock always takes the lead iu
rim, sold • geldttw fur 111;•5 to S. Csld•
well, near Dungannon, last week.
111h 11U[WN SIGNAL, RIFDAY, OCT. 15. 1886.
Dtdltloy- TEN W )RLD 0731111%. -1 It'o h& Work.
Miss D. McDuwld has Rune um• mai as and Prdestaoaalike will led
a. ■arseaeis a sirs "'.teem" of see imps
of souse emits to Chown .dl* eentemismarees. sneak to Mir up theepht W AP Idb'dng
Mire Ellen Heally 1 as returned to her __ ssleetius from the Milwaetee Catholic
hoose in the Cay of the !Strata Lent Raid. MetVie/Ma "S'te't ' -
Hay merehanM are in our midst, buy Risco. r aess.thmidseia=thesiesspa- Cathodes of swans have three ultras -
mg haystacks sed packager with press's tt•.n of Bulgatu. a Mese shock mil tit chess for permit work :
for the lumber woods is Mtchtgea. Wives who ere always blowing rep (1) Leisure, ,•J) Mutely sad (3) Higher
Martin F't,.Isnd, • former resident, new
beamed* are depress mrgattiues edttlee
,.1 Si. Augustine, was down uu • spacialUat►ulKa poorin perseare jest asgw,d
the
business trip this week. Gteal denims has been d. ase to •• Catholics in o.nrfortable c.reemM•s-
Alaoe, daughter of D Cumming, luta a Inslairw nee tinlds by for noun: hath . ; but they ars bathos ti. see the lead -
fill while playing with scho. l castes at teff~ esentity in pariah good works taken by
Nie, G. Her head esu rather badly cut. Puedrlly mai yester.ley re-elected these who can best afford it inmunry
The wound was dressed by the teacher Neater Wei kluau of the Knights of and time, and who can bring the beat
with the skill .4 a M.1)., and the littleLwbor tstellidenee to the task.
sallowis thriving nicely.
Carlow.
John Young, sin of Alex. Young, bas
received a tall from Gig congregations of
Drummondville and Chippewa, and has
accepted the same. He will be ordsihed
and ntd.t-te-1 on the 2nd of Nob ember.
Mr Young is • preacher of much promise,
and we expect to hear of the p cple of
the Niagara district finding hint • fa. "r-
ite
Will Young, who left for Dakota ..n
the 21st ult. with • cargo .d horses, ar
rived safely in the n,.rth•west with his
equines.
P. Hogan has rented his farm at this
place t.. Robert Douglas, of the 4th con
of Ashfield, and will retire from active
work-. Mr Hogan by his industry has
made a competence for himself.
The Smith's Hill deleoatiun t.• the It.••
form Convention out Saturday next will
out be the steeliest.
js snore ". ••a Mr
1 Elliott, of Kincardine. We understand
that the price exchanged was $4,0J0.
l ! S.' err &.'r Muerte.; -A lance and en-
thusiasttc meeting of the friends ..1 tam -
J' peranee was held in the 3leth..di•t
I church. Hensel(, on the 8th inst., cum•
•
menced at 10 a.m., half ar hour was
spent in prayer service fur the succuss of
the cause generally and more especially natter which a great many neglect and
i in South Hu .ret. The meeting then often afterwards throw themselves in for
palbeit elt into the South Huron Scott law costs.
Act Association, appointing Mr J. !tan- At the meeting of the Sarni• Preshy-
tint. "f Exeter. !'resident ; Rev. Mr tery held a: Strathr.y the other day, s
Bndgrnan, 4.1 Hensel', Vice• President ; call was read from the congregation of
Itev. 1►, M. Kennedy, of Crediton, .sere- Forest to. Rev. James Pritchard, of Mao-
' tary, and Mr (leo. Forrest,of Brucetield, cheater, in the Presbytery of Huron,
treasurer : these with Rev. Mr Martin, signed by 84 members and 35 adherents,
Exeter.. tier_ Mr T,.r,.. .,_Hensel!, s pr ..nates a saucy of $:Aid and
Rev. Mr Simppasuuo Bruceheld, and M. Y. beatenthe rant of ='150 expected from
McLean, Seal .rth, constitute the exe- the home mission. The call was sustain
cutive committee. The question ell,p.olice ed, and ordered to he transmitted to the
magistrate was taken up. and after • Huruu Presbytery.
I lengthy discussion a resolution was an -1
animuuily passed, r.commending Mr Aa Om rages.
Wanless, of Varna. toe that oflbee,with' ut
salary. Messrs S. Hovrth, of Stephen.
and M. Y. McLean, of Sesforth, were
appointed as s deputation to wait on the
attorney General, aid urge the appoint-
ment t.. be made without delay. The Sec
was instructed to . 1 with the
with Treas. .f the County convention
ascertain the liability of the South
riding to that body, that the executive
I might make previsions to meet it. The
meeting ad)uurned at 5 p.m., the .mem-
j ben returning to their homes much en-
awrsged, and very hopeful and deter-
mined fist the Scutt Act shall be vigor -
1 oualy enforced from the appointment of
! the police magistrate.
Any ,one who is quiet. at returnee
must Attie greet response
ability.
Nothing will wake us s. charitable
and Maier u( the (suits of others as by
thoroughly kuownig our own.
Major Cole, of l'hicagt , one of the
jurors in the Anarchist trial, has be.0
threatened with naaawiuett..u.
Necidti, the Chicago embezzler, bas
ena•ga1 counsel in Montreal to defend
hon w the event t f extradition proceed-
ings.
N'e du not tied our Catholics of means
di.chartiog their proper duty herein
except, perhaps in the single mattes of
contributing money and renting promin-
ent pees.
They are n.4 found actively] pushing
moveweuta within the Chu temitug
to the moral and material elevation of
Cat holies.
They do nothing for Catholic libraries
or Catt:olic literature.
They do not promote inleliiieaos and
culture among the people by oreanhhs.R
leetures, special training Mea or any
James Richie, of Hawick, an enter- etthe diverae methods of oongregation-
prising farmer of this comity, has (strut• al work which ought to suggest theism
ly imported lire Clydesdale stallions selves.
and mares. Socially. they are noire snobbish than
Jamas Finlay, of H,.wick, has not- the wealthy people ..f any other creed.
ed hi. faro of ;:, scree to Messrs Cole The church directories of matey Pease-
nudwltreler fix s fano if years ail a10 tent congregation tell the readers that
per year. Mr Finlay ittruds removing the mt.honaues sed quarter million-
te Pelee Island, where he has purchased safes connected with such do use decile*
another farm. to serve as private* iu evet7 parish _ A
Ottawa Govern..rnt has tales .octvty. They teach the S,soday schools .r '.. ,_ i�...iwC =C/C��j OS%�2e
back water in the matter of hauling down soil take up the tickets at church enter-
Thethe Mara eau . in an Arneriwr tasnowuta
schooner, and the United States Govern- It toy 11. tips lied t. tea
Medi. which had already sdisuied that they are not obligati to inasmuaseociach
with
7 badly dressed pee•ple inasmuch es the
there was nu ground fur complaint in the are frozen out But the spirit of the
matter, now graciously eunsetta to sow -
poor C siholic Church, which a broader and
leek it. inure humane. tho.uld make the wealthy
The law requires that those who have Catholic correspondingly democratic and
starred auoiiels on their premises should gCnerous.
advertise them. Costa can only be He motet he liberal with hi. time see
c-dlected from the time the advertise- his work as with his money. Be should
moist tirst spiears in any paper. It is • make it a point forthwith to join one
of the parish societies and make himself
useful on committees. He should not
merely support the orphan asylum but
join in with movements calculated to
avert the tragedy of orphanage.
FINE TAILORING 1
Gents' Furnishing,m
1 sin sow prepared to anew a ,•uwptete a.Srt.eat of
FALL GOODS
OVkItcoeilNeal is all the New Misdate and lay lea
Au eudlea..entity of Umiak Irish
and '..-etch Suitiag .
A. immense .tura sit New and WJL.h
Canadian 7 weeds.
CHEAP! CHEAP ! ! CHEAP ! 1 ! I
. alt Goods bought by the yard cut tree i
of charge.
B. MacCorinac. •
O.wlerleh ' 'i,e. ]Inb. IMII SSW
BOOTS_
Our Stock is Xoty Com-
plete in Every
Respect.
3.-90W
_.sem
O
.Ind Our
Prices Suit the
P'urchaser's Pocket.
SHOS_
The temperance meeting in aid of the
Colborne Branch Scat Act Assoctatt rel
came off on Tuesday everting last, anal
was fairly attended. ()wing to unavoid-
able causes several speakers whoprontu-
ed to come did not appear. The gap
was filled by •short program of singing,
and readings by Mr McManus and F.
It. Linfield. The latter gave a lively
temperance recitation in good style. Iter
Mr Rowson, acting pro tarn fur North
at. Methodist church, :;nderich, gave a
good address, remarking that farmers of
Wentworth and Hsldimand brought
their grain to sell in Helton. a &lett Act
county, because they got better pricee-
Score one fur the Scott Act. Secondly.
the leading merchants of Milton had not
as many book debts. In closing. the
speaker said it took years to put down
slavery, and in time prohibition tikewise
would conquer. Mr W. Clutton, sr.,
also spoke of the change in our neigh-
borhood 16 year- residence here,
with program towards temper ince. Th.
I'resbyteran choir favored the meeting
with excellent music, sal remarks by D.
Cumming cloned an erlerly meeting.
Alex Watson, teacher o' No. 5, ably
filled We chair to the satisfaction of all.
A collection was taken in aid of the
(dads.
$ssfrzta.
A meeting to complete the organi•
cation of • Young Liberal Club was
held in the T Hall here Mon-
day evening, and was largely attended.
From the number rresent and from the
great interested manifested in the pn.-
seedingn, the success of the organization
is already assured. Several older
members of the refonn party addressed
the meeting and rendered assistance in
forming the association. The "Been
elected are all veung men from whom'
efficient work may be expected, and
there is every teas.n to believe that the
club which has been started under such
favorable circumstances will have s most
succeaa(ul carver. The following were
elected.- Hon. President, Sir R. J.
Cartwright, M. P. ;President, Mr J. A
Wits te, Vice -President, Norlb Ward,
Mr Jas. Watson; Vice -President, East
Ward, Mr J. Darwin; Vey ('resident,
!loath Ward, Mr Alex Wile.n; Sere.
tory. Mr W. C. Smith; Treasurer, kir
Wm. Bohb Councillors Messrs, W.
J. Fear, .1. M. Iieet,('has. McKay. C
$ Henderao'n, ,las Scott, W. O, 'Laid,
H. 0. Me Kidd, L E. Dancy, and
William Mc(•sy. it was decided to have
• formal opening to the latter part of
the present month, and to secure the
of H. n. Edward Blake and
theraws members of the Ontario (lovers
tient the highly esteemed member of
yketh Heron, Sir 1t J. Cartwright.
Th. latter has already secepted the
pmiH„n of Honorary President of the
eleb, end has expressed has intention of
=nspegsent at the aomisg demom-
T1s eagwl•r .seting» •.f the
i1oh will u held lortniehtly, and an
tap�m
raw will be prepared
kr tomb
�fL
Messrs. Robs and Wm. Lindsay, of
Hullo.., asi..+ ,d...ruwl from the old
country. They report a very rough
voyage, but they enjoyed the trip 1e.
their native land very much.
BROKEN ARR. -( hi Saturday i•st
while Mrs Moon, sr., of Hallett was
climbing up to reach something on the
wall .e1 her room, .he accidently slipp-
ed, fell and br,.ke her arm just above
the wrist; it is a serous matter, but
with much a fall she might have been
even mere seriously injured.
Dz.Tn.-Many of cur readers will be
sorry to learn of the sudden death of Mr
Wm, Armstrong, of the 8th coo, of the
township of Hallett, which took place
on Sunday morning last. Deceased Was
67 years old. He had been complaining
for some time, but did not think his end
was so near Mr. Armstrong was one of
the early settlers of this township and
highly respected by all who knew him.
He settled, in the early history of this
township, on Iota 1 and 2, on the &h
con. where he has resided ever since.
Two months ago the youngest son, spa
16 died. For some time before, but
especially since hi. 1 1, he has
suffered with heart disease. He was an
adherent of the Presbyterian church.
The family have the sympathy of the
in their double be-
reavement. He leavee a family of four
sone and two daughters, who are all
comfortably situated. - New Era.
No tae.
There is no use putting up the motto,
"(:off bless our home,' if the father is a
rough old bar, and the spirit of dis-
courtesy and rudeness is taught by the
parents to the children and ny older to
the younger. There is no use in pntting
up a motto, "The Lord will provide,
white the father is shiftless, the boys
refuse to work, and the girls busy them-
selves over gewgaws and f{nery. There
is no use in putting up the motto, "The
greatest .1 these is chanty,- while the
tongue of the Inckbiter wags in the•
family, and silly gossip is dispensed at
the tea table. There is no use in placing
up . ly the motto "The liberal
man deviseth liberal things," while the
money minks in the pockets of "the
head of the household," groaning to get
to see the Tight of day, and there are
dollars and dimes for wines and tobacco
and other luxuries, hut p.sitively not
ons cent for the church. in how many
homes are those mottoes standing --let
us say haeging sarcasms, which serve
serve only to point • jest and adorn a
satire( The heady of quite lives, of
trustful, hopeful, fifee-hearted, charitable
lives. is one of lovslinesa, and
the world knows where to find them.
And they shall remain sad be (*deism
when the odors of pigmeat, and the
worsted and the Rosa have faded, and
and the Games have nutted away is their
)(tint..
Get your printing at Two Sweat
The hotel -keepers are receiving hack
the $180,000 which they paid the Gov-
ernment otticiala, and which scarcely
paid the °Metall salaries, but the money
is not to be returned by those who re-
ceived it, but by the public at large. We
told those men who ventured to take out
licenses from the Government of the De -
minion that they were paying money to
men who had no power to authorize
them to keep hotels, and we do not know
why the people at large, who had noth-
ing to do with the matter. should be
called upon to make good the looms of a
few over -zealous ,neo. These men took
their licensee and they sold under them,
and because the licenses gave them no
authority they are to receive their money
back. We think it is an outrage com-
mitted upon the public by the Govern-
ment to take the mower.' the people and
to use It in , a few unfortunate
supiiorten of the Penne Minister from
the folly of having listened to him and
Leing guided by his advice. -London
Advertiser.
Tun lin'ai. sato Nam :41St.- Contend.
tag that the Indiana de pay taxes, Sir
John said to them in his speech on the-
e •'...0 every bottle of whisky yon
buy you pay the same excise duty as the
white man. In view of the fact the t tt
is against the law to eel] whiskey to an
Indian, such flippant uuerility would be
beneath a professional buffoon. Cumiug
from the Premier of the Duminion, it is
pitiable.
Oil has been struck in laying quantities
at Manistee, Mich.
Archdeacon Leach, Vice -('resident of
McGill College. is deed.
Auction oaks.
.(II parries getting their sale hills printed at
this ogee will get a free omit* toorrted to
this lim up to the time of *ale.
Auction sale of farm stock and imple-
ments, the property of J. Flynn, ..n the
premises, Lake Shore Road, Ashfield,
near Kingsbridge, by John Knox, sec-'
tioneer, at 1 o'clock. sharp,
on Monday, October 1&h, 1886. See i
posters for list, terms, Sc.
Auction sale of faun stock and imple-
ments, tea good as new, the property of
John Omen, on the premises, lot 1, con.
3, Colborne tuwnshrp„ane mile from
Be'lmiller, by John Enos,
commencing at 1 o'clock p.m., on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 20th, 1586.
Auction sate of farm stock and inspirit-
-
menta, the property of Patrick Hogan,
on the premises, non. 7, at Smith's Hill,
At therecent Reform demonstration by .Soho Knox, auctioneer,
in the Ewe, Hon. Mr Hardy, ii. P. Y. •t 12 o•cl..ck, noon, IM Friday, Oct.
was the first speaker mtrduced. He is2: °d, 1486' lire paters for tut of
one of the best stump speakers in Csna• Block, lentos, &c.
da, and his pungent remarks soon roue A ' f farm stock and
off the audience to entuhausm. After menta, the p.uperty of Mrs Jane Jei411
complimenting the people of Dundas
upon the . cenditiun of their
ountity and the maenihcent demonstra-
tion they had gut up, he went on to show
that the t of Mr Mowat in On-
tario was conducted on sound besinem
pnnciples as distinguished from the 1o,b-
bery, favonti.m and peculation which
prevailed at Ottawa. Mr Mowat had
held otice for • lunger consecutive
period than any ..Wer premier of a
British colony, and still his opponents
were unable to make a charge against
hi. Government that was worthy ..f be-
ing seriously considered. After dealing
at length with provincial affairs, the
timber limit question, the Franchise act
and the great bribery . Mr
Hardy punted out that whsle the Tory
Government ..f the Dominion were roll-
ing an enormous public debt. the Re-
form Government of Osteal.. were roll-
ing up a surplus, while they were at the
same time developing the resources of
the greet district 41 Nippising, Parry - -
Sound and Algoma. which. thanks to Legal(.
the efforts of Mr Mowat, were now
acknowledged to be part .1 Ontario. So
completely beaten and discredited were
the Tories that they had new no resource
left but to endeavor to stir up etnfe
Sir John Macdonald, whose career was
blackened with every species of relined SEAI;Y.R & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
7 Oederich.
ensue wanted to preach a new religion C. ;taseatt, JR. J. A. Mnw,'on
now. He wanted to get himself accept -P. N. Lewis Iee7-
ed as the champion ..f Protestantnm,
under
wagewar ..n thetF ie• ch Canadians who
who
had kept him in power for s, many
years. Jeers and Iseghter I This was
base ingrati'nde, and it was not going to
ascoeed. Sir Johns new religion would
no doubt be styled Macdonaldism, and
he would like to see the Macdonaldite
who would venture to defend the career
of the founder ..f h's sect. Cheers / if
the people slit not consider Masers Blake
and Mowat as g aid enough Chrati•ss
and Protestant, they would scarcely ac•
rept Sir .1••hn as a champion. "
The hem rseasals Pew 1. abo acrid.
A buss■g %creels.
and Mr N. Collison, on lot 9, con. /,
Colborne. by John Knox,
. on
Tuesday. Oct. 26th. 1886, at 12 o'clock,
neon. See posters fur list. etc.
Msbicat.
silo L. REEV=, M.D., C.M., MEM -
1 BRR of the Oafish" of Physician. and
Burweo.s, /he.. hysleias. Surgeon. and
Acconehei. no.. Port Albert- ,foto
TE. CASE, k1.D., C.M., M.C.P.S.,
. Ont. Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur,
dc. Ogler--4That formerly occupied by It,.
Hutchinson) Dnnganno•. Night oaks Mar-
tin's hotel. 1W1-
-JAR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR
OKON. Coroner he. celee and resides/as
ileum Bisset, oeee.a deer wess.r VIsserie
Street 1781.
IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON
Peysieiana, Sermeons. Aceotschera, to
Memnon *Woe at Or. taanon's re.idenee, sear Me
gaol Ooderich 0. C. MI "MOS. J. C. Halsor
TON 1781,
1 2 C. HAYS, SOLICI TOR, tic.
L. °Mee. reaper or Square mad H rat
nre.t (i.derich. over telplt once. !'rt.
rate fegrs
unds to lend at (3 per cent. 1580 -
The "Wirt (contain pen is the hest
thing yea invented in the way of • self
-
feeding nen. it has • gold nib, shades
test es • dipping pas does, and neewr
le To s • writing weeder. A sass
pie can be sees sl( this ethos- Every
lawyer, dower, ebryyman, school towh-
ee and beams, man should have one -
Th. s. $a[iilliewddy b the local spent.
el ARROW & - ,- , BAR
`T itI�STKRB Attorneys. belislters, site
Ooderich. J. T. °arrow. W. Proud/get. 173
(CAMERON, HJLT & CAMERON,
`J Barristers. Mollelters 1s Cheaceroto..
-.Amiens*. M. C. Cymaen Q.C.; P. Holt, W.
O. ('ataeroa. C. C. Rest 17*1-
PA813AGH RATH8 aRDUCHD.
ANCHOR LINE.
MTKAMKRH KtSATURDAYRY SATURDAY fro.
NKW YORK to
StAPISOW *55. LtUmSl11Q5T.
Ohre sr�, ��tea�ssof to res !rose Sig
t A HINA, em ani RtpnmrD r. s
AWetk tapeess serverso
Hiatuses via 411PKS115T•Wlt.
Mtramehip "MK fir ■Mt' from New
York, W R11N RIDA Y. Om. 171
taleon i meaaw• Kgs aid upward. *eeend
Clam sea Itteetaga eetw.rd or
pereaw, slMtw Service, 446.
-NT Hcti?c-
NEW GOODS
\oot,t.•.(I.iatthe
Bargains in Sugars. Wonderful Value in New Teas.
Pure New Fruits. New Canned Good&.
Grand Value in all Lines of General and Fine Groceries.
M. McGILLIVRAY.
NEWMUS!C--i
_ • 80NGS4? � SONGS I
"I Cannot Help Winking My Eye."
"The Charge at Batoch .'w.a"
Golden Chords Waltz.
• Mikado Waltz.
These are gnt'e new. amid of a lively nature -tery (re:•
PROF. CLARKE.
A B_ COIU EJDD
HAt1 T1iP
TWO BEST HEARSES IN TOWN
FURNITURE!
Iteat In Town. t'heaper Than 1•:.w•- Won't be tndersoid.
menu 5HH1'. ♦t. uY
RAYM0ND SEWING
MACHINE.
GIVE ME A CALL.
To W N OF GODERiCH.
TRKABURKR's BALK OF LANDS 11)11
TAX/IM.
Pnotrtle(•t Or ONTARIO, i By virtue of a war
Tow.v or Oorttau-., • sat ander the hand
To WIT: of the Mayor of the
Town of 0ederich, and the teal of the said
Crporatio., bearing date the Twenty-sixth
day of July, A.D. tam, to me directed. com-
maadin me to levy upon the lands in the fol-
lowing for arrears of taxes, due thereoq
sotlnr is hereby glvas that unless the said
taxes, towel her with a9 costa are sooner paid.
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1 shall proceed to sell e said lands by Public
Auction. or as much thereof u may be suit -
dent for the payment Of the Taxes an.t ('oats
thereon. at the TOWN HALL is the said
TOWN OF 001/KRICK o. TUESDAY. the
TWKNTY-THIRD day of NOVEMBKR. LOWat the Pour of T W u o seek p.m.
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