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GOPERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, JAN. 2. 1896. � I. MoGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
Tho L!oi1 11001118 INOMINATIONS FOR 1896.
mayor
Notice to Elecllfors.
Mr. Cameron's central commit-
tee rooms, in the store lately occu-
pied by P. O'Dea, next to Geo.
Porter's Book store, will be open
every afternoon and evening.
All interested in the success of
the Liberal cause cordially in-
vited.
Someone will be in attendance
froin whom information can be
obtained.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - JAN. 2
I
Special Bargains -J. 'I. Acheson .. 8
Remember ---C. A. Nairn 8
J. Pressen 5
Lest -R R. Sallower 5
Legal -C. A. Nairn.
Lost -R. B. Smith.... .... ....
Ond-•. Sanders 5
C•.nvammes Warted --Montreal Fairly
Herald 6
M•tchee-E B. Eddy 3
A Little K.ewksdge-F' C. B.0 3
A Broad•Mi.ded Uootor-G. T. heed
ft Co . 9
Herm" Greatest store -R. 13, Smith 4
Mr C•mwea" Meetings .... . .. 4
Lard of Tbshk.-Dr. J. R. Shawn5
1
Wt:STF1ELD.
l't minor. Dor 94.
R. Irani has been on t be stele let.
it. Carter r hems on his betide's. Look
eat Bob.
J Grasby was the guest of J Mabry
ea Sudsy.
Strew euutng Is the order of the day is
Ors eeouos.
Look out for • fashionable weddtog
in the future.
Mien C. McClinton has been vieiti.g at
Mrs. J. Whitmes's.
J Semler and T. H. Edwards drove to
%res church on Wednesday to .earth of
Orris.
Win. MoDowell and R. G. Lamont at
tended service .t the Boomiller church Sun
day ev.aine.
Rolf. Taylor, who has finished his tern
with J. H. McClinton, will leave shorty ter
parts adkaown.
J. 0, Henry, who is studying for • voter -
Mary .er{soa n Toronto, has retuned home
to speed (;irestmer
A 5.e *atona l:meat was riven by ib.
school Mildest' of school seotioo No. 13, es
Wednesday last, when an emelleat pro-
gramme was deposed of.
Wm. McDowell hes purchased the ensues
trotting man lately owned by Mrs. Agnew,
fee the headome sato e1 600 ora. Will
says he intends hearse the roads broken es
the 3rd this winter.
• pleasant time was .pent at the real
demos of K McDowell's es Friday eventn4,
when • surprise party osmeieti•g of about
fifty young people gathered there to spend
the evening with H J. Morrish, who is
•beat to take his departure for Ottawa
where be will attend the Normal Soboel.
Mr. Morrish will be greatly missed.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
USLsoua,
The municipal season of Le Township of
r;Nb.rwo loot in the Tows.6in ball, Men.
here all present. The minable of last meet -
hag read and missed. Trw following ohmage
were iseard. vire : Deg tax refa.dsd to A.
H. Cl"ttem, 51 ; Peter A Robert.om, 2
.bolt, kind by dog.. 13 35 ; Reissue' Mit-
chell, 54 load. 0t gravel .t Tic, $2 70; X.
Basebler, lumber for boundary, 56.03
William Morrish, lumber, $2 08 ; Jamie
Jewel, repairing scraper mod two belts,
51.46 ; John Halliday, gravel. 48 Toads .t be
$2.40 ; Reiman Mitchell, gravel, 360.;
Jelin Walters, goods for Gears Little,
ahrrite, 542.75; John Walters, reit for
Geor1e Ltetle, dimity, 56 60 : 1 T. Gold
Sharpe, lumber. $7 68 ; Mrs Mary MerriY,
egg tax refaoded, 11 ; Henry Orem taxes
r.S.rsed, $2 ; Cheers Stewart, 1 sheep
killed, 53 30 ; Wm. McIntyre. 118 loads el
gravel at 7o, $8.96 ; W. Rebsrt.o., bury'
lar sheep, SOe ; tharls Lem. work os
bsed•ry, $2 75 ; Angus MOK..
I.., rr.vel
70; A S. Gledhill. o&w hin/ for Jobe
53
96; W. Moore, shoes end edit
pent for fauns Cow, 52.25 ; Colborne
Uma . goods Ter Raw Crass. 13 76 ; Hoary
Tong. 150 leads of Gravel at 6e. , $7.50;
Seery Graben', work es boundary, $2 50 ;
Jelin Cymbals, bevel. 57.61 : BaasaL
dating, 110 04 ; Star. priming. $6.48 ;
The/aes Bums, 900 loads gravel at 7e , $14 :
Mre. Mary Stitt. taxes refunded, 5171;
Alias R.sb..a, gravel, 51.96 ; John Made
ravel, Si 16 : A.Bads. gravel, 1 26 :
Petr Me8wes, lumber. $2 60 : Comelier,
salaries, 5150; Clerk's Imlay. $100; Tree-
sseor'ssalarv, 570; Remo, Cle.k and As
.near, (jalural. $6; Clink, for sire .t 3.11,
56 ; •. Stalls, oorrisss se eseiseer. $Ili 26
Clerk ler elelleaery and peetegls. 58 ;
Tuowrrr. fer ..tioaery rid sew ors
. 52
Mewed fav Sweat Peeler 1he5 the .enei"a-
M Man he held at Tewa.bip Rall. Carlow, es
Msi.dsy the 70th day of Des, as 12 .desk
sees. ad H • pill be dhm..dd, IMs dee
tM.iwill be Mid. all the dlireat ,elntg
��iat.saeae 'as fellow : lis. 1. ile.eslller, T.
AWbu1. D ILO ; Ise 5. Calthrd. • limes
D R O.t Na 1, Carlene, Tsw.shis Rall, F.
W. IfaMngh, D.110 t lie. 4, L...,..
Rah, w D.ILG.
11'. W. IicOsw•.u, Tews.hl, Cloth.
Dr. J. R Shannon Is
• peal fee the eee.e..lp Npet, Greve
eau by •rrt.Mtle. • Vete ler
ileo . t'e..rlllersblp wheel
Timm* by •erl.o.tha.
TH ERE was • large gathering of the
electors .t the uouzioil chamber Moseley'
evening. The pl•os was more than crowd
ed trod the crowd slumped over auto the
bell and stairway, but the gatherers, was •
good mitered ooe throughout, and .ven the
matin es, with ore or two •xcepUoom, were
is better temper than at essay of the nom -
Purim meetings In year. pant.
la the abom . of the town olerk, eat led
by tiloeo, James Reid, oolteetor, act.) t•
retarding uf5uer, and the following dome&
ties. were made .
aayoa.
Dr. Shannon By M. Hutchison and .tabs
Aches -.o
Jae. W'hlod--By Thos. tsundry and Jas. A
McIntosh.
Was. Pretulfoot-By Joe. William. and
Tho. laundry.
Robe. Moll••- By Wm. Campbell and Gse.
Aboard
pen n •aagys.
P. Holt -By C. A. Nauru and J. S. Plat:.
W. H. Muroey-- By Win. Lee and ('bas
Well.
COUNCILLORS.
ST. ALCOR/Ms.
Thus. C. N•trsl --By Geo. Sheppard and
Thos. Jervis.
Jobs Cramps -By 5.. Richards," and H.
Robinson.
Thea. Sw•rtt-Ry Gordon Coutte sod Wm.
Campbell.
David Castedeo-By Wm. ('•mpbeh and
Gordon Cour..
ter. t•ATR1'"x ..
F. J. Pridham -By •. Saunders and W .
Acheeoo.
Dudley Holmes --By F. J. Prtdham mod W.
Acheson
(1st. • Nam -By W. Preudfoot sad F.
J. Protium.
Jae. Wilson -By John Walker and J.
Farr.
S. C. Belcher -By .1. S. Platt rid M. C.
Swanson.
A, P. 3tolsa-By J. A. Roberton and
Chas Wells
• Sessdere--By D. Holmes end D. S.
Cly.
•T. I'A y l D $.
Robe. Thompson By J. W. Smith and C.
Wella
Jas. C•Idwe:l-By J. W. Smith and Jobe
Yule.
W. C. Gosde-By Chas. Wells sad J. W.
Ssarb.
C. A. Humber -By John Hyslop and P.
McCarthy.
+r. uwar■'m
M. Nicbotsos-By Oswald Sturdy and G.
N. Davis.
K. Campion -By Thos. Sturdy and F. J .
Pnoh.m
G. W. RI•ok--By Ben A11.. sad W. T.
Muroey.
H.gb iurinp - Hy J. H. Colboroe end A.
Sauediers
Jas. Yates -By E. Richardson and W. G.
Smith.
R. R. Sallow.-- By A. Saunders rid W.
Proodta t.
Si. David's -Robs. M c LOOM, by W Ache-
son and J. B.tes.
St. Patrick's -W m. Acheron, by .:toll
Slo•oo end Jobe Hamllo.
St. George's-- M. N ieboleoo, by 1 hw•Id
Clardy sad Hugh Dunlop.
St Andrews -H. W. Ball, by Geo. Shep-
herd itod Hy Robinson.
At the elves of the nominations the re-
taraiog of5oer retired, and M. Hatebleas
was unanimously armee oh•ir.io, • rea-
rm which he 000upied with credit to kill -
golf donne the meeting.
James Wilron was the bat speaker
milled upon, mol thanked the ratepayers for
the bettor they had conferred upon him in
d ominating him for the positioo of mayor,
but retired in favor of Dr. J. R Mimeos.
H. would, however, stand for onunoiller,
sad would, in the future, if eleottd, work,
es lee bad done, it the bent interests of the
tow".
Dr. Shuman mid he would be wearable
te all feeling Aid he not cheek ter electors
fee the unanimous embassies that had
bees tattered host. He was not •g•orether
wttbout experience at public boards and in
deliberative bodies ; sev.rshelsm M would
be Milts,/ to tette •dviee ea all public mat-
ters ped would dwsb rgo the duties of the
ales without fesr, fewer or partiality. As
there were a numb.r :rt eesdidates to .d-
arw the ratepayers he would not relict •
loog satire« apes them, but would We by
sepia thorium them for bin ua..imoas tree-
like to the mayor's Bair.
Robert McLean romerai.d beaks her leaving
been sleeted reeve i. 1806, and tar bene
o eenin•ted ter 1806 Loos year • good deal
el
mirk had been dope in the musty onus
nil. H. wee • member of the meaty pre-
y .otmmtttee rid had been i"atr"msstal
io b•Oi"g improvements made N the wart-
' homes ad jail that bad put 5960 h 'trestle(
ties he the town. This was mere than had
been dem by her predeower is all the years
that he had ooeapied the position of reeve.
Ho (Meimmn) was is fever of improving the
w•torw«w ryelsm and believed the• the
supply sheaf' be &Haim/ fns the lake.
A. ehslrsss of the market eoeseeittee w
had hem ieetremonted is trettiag a mew pair
' of mall•, whist' ware sew giving goad sub
fasins, mid the market Mildiag bad beam
mash improved sad tidied se seder be
wpervte(.r. He Jim thought the eters-
how egaar* Wald be sieved of utemps,
sad eyed eat with nem shake sed War
seseesnries N . lrM-eltes park eimflsr te
se
thet. (`hangs, Terme" ad Wm Masa
it wild net east • areal deal, and a Judi -
dome erpendlttrs l • USW mew would
ge • Iong way. W woad hive le bel, OM
..Iver sad her taitb a our tom, or we I hes tetras of Canada Mike Goderieb •
maid net espwrt help from outside. Be masiufastunag town and • armee resort,
Wes to favor of taeiudeeoeot lights, ad be sod rte seamen was moored Railways will
hayed mosey was .quaodered when the some where there is trainees, .ad if Gode-
rwh works up bet buau.es .he will eve•
tually get railway. H. 'bathed the ileo
tors, Lod hoped to reo•t.e th.., 0005deow,
sod rammed he .eat after • sharp sad of,
brave address
William I'roodfuot ru.e to • question of
privilege. Mr. C.mpwt,'. et.temeut with
regard to the inability tet tb. town to earth
lob • market was not true, .rid that urdi
vtduel h.d only read • p,ruoa of the stat
tee bearing of the gu,.tiea, rid bad sup
Ls�•w•�� thereat. U.mpio., be wd,h•d s.
vored to knife bis as be bad knifed the
man at $mtrb's Hill. To prove that Cs
pion was wrong the speaker read the retire
and peeved his 000teott..t, amid applause
from the auorace
Mr Campion-l'bai d..es Dot appy.
Mr Proudf• ot Vas, i' d.....
Mr. McLean -How could you do it with
• bad pair of .tel -•
ti r. Proedta.t-The n11 bales were all
right, and you rely rot ins place fixed up
and pat the perm in to •e gb tour pigs on
Mr. Mclwo --I:'e tent v h ; 1 heave wogb
ed ate pigs terra
Mr. Campion -I knifed • mw who
dtda't dowry. et, and 111 torte eve, y mu
who does deserve to be k.,ifed. 1 say .gain
that statute dues not apply
Mr Proudfoot - And 1 say again that
what y..n say is untrue
After a few mote sharp pare bet were
Messrs. Proudfoot. Mclean and ("impacts,
the meeti.g was breugbt to • close by • vete
of thanks to the chairman
drain w.a nude from the '4,000 to the 1,000
power fights. after arms shaking the
ratepayers foo .00slnalial bum be roared
from tt, t:l•tt,.ro..
511. Prwdlnet was not in the same powi-
er0. •e Mr. McLean, and oould not thank
the retepsycre f..r sleeting him last year,
bat he bad been endorsed by the electors ea
more than one 0000•1011, and bad always es
deavured to so hes duty. Mr MoLesr lead
tad Unit be. il'ruudfoot), had done nothing
te bwotfit the town ether he was • member
of the Co -,ata comma 1• then be oppo.-
mot was stray, for he head been taetrumeh
td m reesoving the unsightly sheds from
t .o ('o.rthouee,sd ampro•int the witsry
oasdutioss, at • cost of $1.000; of m.ktng
impro.emeote to the R. grtry olio. at •
mast f $1.700 . of header the Courthouse
at • coat of $2 100 ; and of getting o .ddi-
tr.. to Ur. Mcl)ooeld'e office of $600, to•
tether with tmprovemeot• to the pail - the
to1.1 of which amounted to wale 16,000 --
n early all of which bad been spout an the
tomo. Whore was the work dome by Mr.
McLear last year to the town' $187, hied
been spent in improving the market which
he onou,lered was worse then thrown away,
unless the town wee prepared to peen • by-
law .ompclli.g the people to attend the
mer►e:
Mr. ('rmpbell -Tbe impression is that you
ain't do it.
Mr. Proudfoot --1'96 impression is sores
sots. Continuing, he said be lad dose
evsryth,ag .o his power to get the inoandea-
omot system. and had voted io fetor of it
every rtes, a0 18.t lir. McIren'. shaft
armor him a that regard bad failed. He
etas as deeply turreted u the welfare of
:od_rich as was Mr. McLe.., although he
did not own as muoh briok and . ortrr, but
be was • young man tet, and perhaps rhea
he area cid OS that gent tenor he would have
as much. He then dealt a nth the financial
ag•'re of the town and pointed out where,
he believed, mistakes had been made by the
ouancil of 1895. Every effort should be
made to get the water from the lake, sail
:.. eourr- the better. 1t could be dune at
•o exp•..,lrture of about $10.000, and the V
T. K• would pay 'sough *zonally to meet
the inter...• and sieleng fund The water-
works thou:4 yield . revenue Instead ot be-
lay run at • loss. He thanked the electors
a.d hoped fur • m•joriiy of their votes on
Momdey, Jas 6
P Holt •tteuked the electors for what
they had done for him in the past, and
bop.d for it continuance of their good diose
u the time to come. He like, the others
who had.►oken, was in favor of the water
•zing ohtaned irom the lake, but he did
sot think she mosey spent in re-drilliar the
water holes bad been me spent. Yu view
MY that two or three come rest meso, In or
oat of the council, should be sent to planes
where water Se got from the lake--('obourg,
Kiao•rdta• and elsewhere. 1'orooto, whish
did not lack in good engias.rs, had sent all
• e way to England to get the bent •d.ioe
c. their water problem, and had paid $15,
000 and expenses tor it, but l:oderioh need
n ot ''e quite so pretentious. The gmllty of
ear presort water was .gaInst us for domes-
tic purposes, and would soon eat our pipes
away. Ile was .lo in t•vor of u limeades
esnt light system, but unfort.wuIy the
Nan had no funds. Ws had rot
an ober of 5500 • year from • gentleman in
Mitcbs:1 :or the eogimeroial service, but the
emend had not ecoepted it. Another otter,
at s'' ;motet w of 550 had sine( hem bad,but
air to :he present time had not been acted
opt •,. :averting to the w•terworks q.s-
tlo.., he mid M was claimed by some that
may Mimeo should he oemp.11ed to pay ter
the tomo water. He did not believe that
awn taken ought to he forod to pay for
whet they dile t get, and he questioned it
ter tows meld oompsl anyone to take
the present miter. in the county
'mum he had dere be sear. toward get-
ting all the expenditures mid. in Goderbh
that h.4 been referred to by Messrs. Proud.
foot and McLean, but had only worked to
get than harms they were legitimate. He
was in laver of tieing wood at the mem
i..,uee. Ii wood at 53 • oord gave as
geed satisfaction as Deep, for it would put •
lot of money is oiresletiou around home
which would otherwise fro to C1.vskeed. Be-
fore Doming to the marine he had been told
that he would not be opposed, and that
statement bad been made arm he had been
in the wasting, mut now he found be was N
be spread by his old friend, W. H. Mar-
ren. who had wt with him at the oounoil
board and biro • good ssu.mller. Mr.
Marcy or any other men, bad • right to
rum for the deputy-resveship ; bat on this
meagre if be ram he would have to fight for
it If his Molt's) work had been satiafas
Wry in the past he hoped to get the whole -
smiled support of the r.tep•yer. ea Monday
reit.
W. H. Marney was surprised to
Cad hinted( nominated for deputy
reeve. He had tried to do hie duty
as • souacitre, sad had mosy times
reoeiv.d the oon8denoe of the ratepayers,
and one ot these days might spire to the
deputy reevosl.ip, but es the praaest do,
maim would not be a candidata for the pass
ties.
Rdmued Campion h•dinot bem attacked
ami weold 6.w little to say. The people
Mould attend the ooaneil meetings, and
thus Sad out who the ben men were. He
would, if .looted, oppose .v thin. than
was wrong. He had eppooea upsodi.R
many an the mertK but when Mr. Proud -
Mot said the somal mould esmpel • market
lee he had mlr.preaent.d the face. The
statute did mot admit of market fee., and
be read frost the statute ri;favor of hie ma -
belies. Mr. Prodteot bad made the
statement either 'niftily or igneraaUy.
Alex. Rauoders said be W wade me Mr•
mai morass ea wariest destiena, and
tbeked the Goatees for their sapper1 is
the poet At the esemell heard he kid ea-
4s.vored to work in the bens ialereeM of
the lewa but he bad set been pot es say
e.mmititoe when work bad to he demo, sad
whites be thesgbt ba might 8..e been d
enrolee N • greater West Ws be had
been. He levered the triaging of wsler
tram the lake, sad ea i.eandeemet Baht
beam, sad believed thee • revenge mould
be bad MOM rem i1 the leather was peeper -
17 • ended N. He gave seems renew
is laver of bNh sy.e.ing keine established
and hoped tis every Wer would endes-
wet M push shag the .54 tows. 1• the
pees year 0.derleh bad bas awakened and
wmesmalally was Whig Ms plass mei* tris
BLUEVALE.
Meo•aAY, Dec. 30.
Mrs. Stowe is •*.itisg rtl•tives to Gods
rich.
Mien [mm• Mc('r.ek.n is visiting in
Brussels.
Mrs Annie Stott• has returned from
Ooderiob.
James aid Willt•m Rutherford have re-
turned trout V a•itoba.
Sam French and Mrs KIWI Mower spent
Christmas in Wroxeter.
W. A. Kihott, of Wiseman, spent
Christmas at R. 1. Duffs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Maodooald,of Wingbam,
spent Cnretm•s at Aide.. w Hoil•nd a.
Mrs. M•.1Ilw•tn, of Wwtgham, u yea ID,
her daughter, Mrs. Audi•% Holmes.
Mrs. R N. Doff sod daughter, May,
were visiting io W•wsnoeh 1st Saturday.
Mien Marti Robertson and brother,
Charles, of 1401611•V tun, Men., aro vuluor in
Biuovais.
WUltam L.ndwy, of Emerson. Man., was
oalltsg on old friends m this vicinity Inst
week. Hs is on his way to vier hie father
and mother to Ireland, the here of ho boy
bund.
The Presbyterial (Sunday school enter-
tainment which was held last Monday even
tog, Dec. 2501, was • grand sumer 1 he
progrsn, oos.oted of choruses, recitations.
drill, etc., by the school (thildrso, the
delle being particularly well executed.
Much credit as due to Item Belt King sod
Mw Ballantyne and Messrs. McEwen and
Belle) for their 'Berta tn aiding the child-
ren.
AUBURN.
Mn..aT, Dec 30.
'herbal Knox is visitng trisoda in God.
rich.
J. Kaox and wife visited frissde in town
last week.
PI air mod politics ars the chief topics in
this port of the globe.
Frank 1 tuner rimmed to Goderich last
Friday, after • pleasant week's vont to old
friend'.
Our farmers will take advantage of the
tilelgbt•r to get their Winter" wood de-
livered.
•ody 1 ounghlut, of Berlin, was home dor
Cbnetma..oat a now visiting friends in
Ooderecb.
Mr. ad Mrs. J. P. Brow. attended •
supper given by the Memos in Godench
last week.
Now that electric railway are becoming
sommoo, why not run oDc from the village
to the school •
The roads hay. been very had for the last
three or lour days, bum the mew has made
good sleighing.
Albert Knox has rturord Irma 5orl•nd•
where be had beer with loosen. While in
London he visited Philip Webb, who is in a
lege grist null. Albert mime hos. through
B.itimnre.
0ODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Dec 21st.
At this *lamination of sebool section
No. 2, bald yesterday. cher. were • number
of visitors present, and the scholars a quit-
ted themselves very ored.t.bly 1D .11 their
brsaobu, after :who'll then were radian.
recitations, to.trumental mnawand gongs by
the ehildren. But the principal item was
the presentation of • handsome draining
ease and a large bottle of perfume, by the
pupils to their towhee. Mose Magee. who is
I.aviug the school, atter teaching at for the
last 6.e years. She hes hear • very ene-
ossefnl teacher and has gives general antis
faction to the board and the pereste deri.g
Mr i.umbsosy. Mier Magee wed now oro
to She Normal for • term. Following is tins
badmen of the scholars to their teacher
Gnomon Toweentr, Ileo 90. 1811.
Dees Mob Maass --it i. with Wooers re
vote w. .re fared to bad farewell to yogi as
our tacker Raving taught our shoal for
lye years. you 8.ve bsoont.. daared re as
both as • te.oh.r mad • friend, and we feel
that in your removal we are enstaining •
lees that will be bard to fill. As • .mall
takes of rswrmbr•eee from oath of your
..atlas, pis... ioo.pt this dresieg case.
W. wish yes s Merry (bets.. and •
H.opy New Year. amd our best wishes ge
with you wherever year let may b. eat
Meted en behalf .t the eehel•re of wheel
tae.tie. No 2, lindens\ township.
Linda D. R. Sweeny
1F• cry STvanv
Litems B W nwow
Aimee Jot.tttn'n+.
&Transit, D.. M
Clem Yeses bar gen. ,m • tern -weeks
visit to Plink Mid. Re will .i.. visit De-
troit b..m he rearm
VER THE HURON TRACT.
The °••let trom the Lased 96111
• Weehly gnaws e1 Comely mew. •erred
up so Nat Breryb. p - r116 and
r.iN 1 Ilpgrd nod Ceademed
ream every series.
('hwlhur.t Jaaies Stork Lod Mao Beg
tee Stwemsu were married of the lath
last.
Mo. rim ; Wm. Russell is home from 1)u
lath. Dame rumor sate he will notgo back
above.
tiesforth Fred. Cluktos, principal of
Prmoetoo Public .eboul. is vowing be per
sate her...
Chieelburet Robert Parsons, of Halle
l:reen, and Mies L.bhi. R.ckmen were mtr
rted on the 19th oast.
1s'ingh•m : John Heine will go to Tor
onto ,n • couple of wake to have • cataract
remove) glom his eye.
Lead bury John Ewers bas cone to Mich
(h:. • tf. and family for the Writer ; is the
Ypru g be will probably muse to the Nia•
gars chariot to t.k• therm• of • Tenet farm
for elm. K. Py.
Morris. Mies Mary Halliday. melte has
uo
. oe.efully taught m Como15 $ No. 3,
Morrie end 5. W. wwuab moos last Spring.
toted..• eompl.ting her studies at the Nor
mal ewhoot, Toronto. Mw Hamiltod, of
Blyth. wall be her aucoeasor
Brwls li re 4. 6 Armstrong and nen,
of Bufelu, Irk* settlement, Assn., arrived
bets on Thursday of last weak It as over 6
years sloes firs. Armstrong left for the
Wear. She meads spending the Winter in
tiruseel mod 1.,cality Mrs. Armstro.gg is •
daugnter of our townsman, Adam Rud.
l'hutot.: The miry Invade of Ur. Thea.
Agnew were pleased to ab.6r herds with
him ID town 0o Smturday lea. ; his pre
looge.t Olney* had pulled him down coa-
@ aderably. but he o get use back to his for-
mer salt, and resume. nue Loodeeboro erect
tea in . few days.
Tuoker.mith The home of t:eo. Nott
was the erre of • happy eveut w Weduss-
day afternoon, 1\ hen hr daughter tibias,
wee ...r.awl to W. Tow000d, by Rev H.
J. Feer. Newton ('rich sad Evelyn Nett
performed the dour of groomsman and
yo W vwt doe of he daughters, who e ! bndeemad respectively.
seriously ill with typhoid fever. Brussels : The grocery stock of Jobe
Brawl Joseph Flsoher, who rsowty a wain
was old on Moadey to J. C. Took,
went with • noires of horshorsesa the Old at 31 00 the dollar and afterward di.-
('ountry, reached his dsuu•uou. ps J to Allred i.uwry at • slight iace.rbn.
e house and let was bought by Mrs. Joh
t lepton . Mr. and Mrs. CarlottaCarlottaleave this (;rower at 16513. Mr. Lowry • present in -
The
Th
week for New York, and from there they tension Is to run the stook off.
g o W tete Bahains fthe 1\'mur. Clinton - One of the prettiest weddings
HenmU John Shurepherd, verve of Tuck- witnessed is Clinton for oma time, took
smith, shipped three oar loads tet rare from plea en Christmas day, at 2 o'clock, at the
3....11 stars, last week, for the old corn Hosed ('Ierea.too, the rstdeoos of the
try bride'. parents, when E M Siel..., the
Brussel Mrs. E. R. Grundy and sons, popelar science master in the ColIegi•te,add
of Grind Rapid., t• vwtteg her mother, Miss Lida Miller were united in marriage,
Mrs loo Hyoroft and other relatives a.d the Rev. W. F. Puke officiating.
fneods Tuckeremlth N Bleak, of the 3rd, got
Sire'sela Js. Moore, former proprietor bis baud severely crushed in • gram crusher
o1 the Brawl Herald. will instruct the mer week ; be was oiling the gearing when
Youth to • school in the vicinity of Berrie las hand caught in the Dog wheel mod held
neat year. hum tut until the wheels were token ori
Otey Revs. K. V. and W. A. Smith ere his nedioel attendants believe they oma
hem• from Montreal Celiac. for their sere the band, but s the hones of the b•ek
Christmas vaoeaen. They ars teas of True- of is •1 a .11 broken, the hand will likely ba
mar Smith. eau(.
Seaforth erten Punabard, dsughtar of Winvh•m : D M Gordon's rsadeow had
Mr. H .1 Punckard of this town, has been • clues a'1 011 lf„oday •vedmg. Th• Bre
eog•ged to teach in the Zurich public school origtsted to the pips and drum up•lei»,
for teest year setting fire to • clothes press and destroying
Brava. 1. Moe cooper, who bas se nuc- • oone,derable ga•at.it v of cloths. The
awfully tight the Primary Department h
window curtain• end carpets were also bad-
ly •torced Through the revues t ma
TM Newsom t•f • •s.Mr al Christina
aldsam1 11 is Turkey is reperW,
to Bru..els for the past three years, left for 'Wf Dr o mind
her home in Clmtos. of the family the tiro was gut under ooatrel
Clinton The other day Isaac Dodd was before any more serious damage was dose,
severely bitten io the leg by • dog, said to !reign!): Mite Tctler and doe Kirkman.
belong to John Scrucoo ; the dog was de assisted av • few trirdtie, mot r box et
strayed by Constable 1\'heately. books, toys, etc , for • Christmas tree en•
I;re, Thos. gooey, ot Ingersoll, and tie -tamest, •t • Sabbath about at Agatha,
Mir J. Gill, of they, were united in mar- Muskoka. They have made similar preeon-
tar.we to the came school before, and they
rings at the manse In Atwood, on W •does were .lwye gratefully acvepted. only for
day, 18th tint., by lieu. Mr. Henderson this ooutributow the children to that die-
Bl'rth At the snow' meeting of the trier would have little to mark the holiday
board of trustees of the Methodist church
ben os Thursday evening. [ 1) Chamber Seaforth : Alen. Brown, of this tewn,has
Ito was •ppototed eeatuo at • salary of I invented an angeoioue machine ter nutting
SM.' corn Iu ter .e asu simple to
Clntoo : Will. Emerton.8. has been sorstrucu8wi,1d. end,Tbtiterm•hme teat, bas
sesustinv hu irrother, peev,es to • few days proy.d to work satisfactorily. Mr Brown
for Stratford Hospital, %here be u0sergoes chose that uoe man with • horse too cit as
treatment for • ohrenma •Section of the k...
joint,
Wingh•m . David 1) R -id, • former stu-
dent of Jobe Wilson, V v., has passed a lag oe.soo
wry eunceenful final 51 the Ootarto Veer*. I Clinton : It dos not tell to the let of
are College, Toronto, and is now • full ! many people to ohei rve their golden wed•
fledged V.S. I ding anniversary, for 50 years cruelly eases
Cos,tanee : The m•r»are of John A. Ise many shaoges that bat few people travel
Mills, of Hallett, to Mass Anna McIntosh,
of Codsuoce, wagoel.br.ted in 'he Meths..;
tet ohm.- h by the Rev. H. J. Fair, on Tout
day, Dec. 17th.
mach corn with this m•chloe se ten men in
the ord;nar, way. Ho will L'tely have some
of the machin on the market for the coot
lite's p.thwey together for this length of
time. 1 et it was the prevelege and plea-
sure of Mr mod Mrs. A. I:orrell, of town. to
oelebreu this event lads Thursday evening,
Lsadbury : Alen. Rees has ourcha.ed the with a few fneo& who had been invited to
farm of Frank Rioeb•rr. The plea con alters their hospitality. The estimable
tam. 25 ore.. Tbe laud is good, bot the temple have resided in the county for over
buildtags sr* of little amount. The prioe 40 years, • Dumber of which have been
paid was $1,100. spent 1e town ; they have raved . family of
Brum/tele ; T Knechtel,of Lambtoo Nill, six soon and two daughters, end u u the
is attending his Christmas in Brussel and wish of everyhntiy that mast years et taw-
loc.Itty. Mr Knechul o re eng•red in the •Uoed .blies may yet be their earthly per -
e we school for 1896 and report says he is 1105. -_ -
doing exoelleut work.
118.1: Mi.. Stepheneoa left fie tome
in Clinton lac week. She will attend Tor
onto Normal school next year. Before doe
ing school .he was promoted with • totter
set and o address by the pupil..
/Ethel : W. J. Sharp bas lead the Small -
dos farm for • term of years and is now in
posesio.. Mr. Sharp has been employed
by Wm( Miles for the past seem years, but
will Dow try (.raise a h,. own wow.
W reserve : Mies Charlotte Musgrove was
married ma Tuesday to C. J. [eats, of
ot Michigan The eersmosy was performed
by Rev. %V. 1. Ken. Mr. /Lout/ and hie
bride left the week in the Wolverine
State.
Helmsville Mr McKoberte, who has
so faithfully filled the pomatiea as nobles
school teacher for the past three years, will
leave for home this week. He intends et -
boding St. Marys' Collegiate after New
Years.
Morris . la Mu township during the past
yew the expenditure was as font,w. Reeds
sad bridges, $2,814 ; charity, $280 ; print-
ing. 1125; salaries sad fin, 5704 ; schools.
$26 50. The total receipts amounted to
$13,175.
Wtaghrm A.(iriin, son of (' N. Griffin,
of town, who has been spending • term .t
the Philadelphia Dental College, has fast
passed a very eoaeeseful exeminatios, being
at the head of his ores in many of its
branches.
Brussel W F:. •rmstroag, who bas
Mee teaching • actual at Molatyre, Grey
musty, is base for his t'hrstmas holidays.
Next year he will wi.11 the pd•dog .'.
ruler in Whitbread'. school, 12th sou , (:rely
township.
i..kerewoth Before leaving Turner's
megbbesbood last weak, Mw Hattie Dodd
was made the raspiest of • t eth...art
trees the treeless of Tunnies ohorob, for
�er ellalsrt ad generic.s serviette as ergo
set thereof.
Ballets : At Hesa•11 fat stook show lest
week, Then Fear, Harlots, was the ouly es
h iMter ; he made • very loo dieply, and
serried away some 515 is prises and and .11
► M why, en the upon, realising good
prime ler it.
Melba : Norway Callender labs of Aort-
ae!. boo arriyd hwa, eel tread roma. via agues.
The MallemayeellOblened One.
Goaratr., Din. 28.
To chain -dater of Tuc Swam..
Deer Sir- Kindly give .pace in your
paper for the following few remarks The
tste,.yse should my who should be night -
watch for the town and whether the boys
of the town have the right ot .tending on
the street oeroer., or does the eight watoh
have so du'y to perform in our tows
New, Mr F litor, i believe, and ell utelh-
gent ratepayers boalev. Obit every Miser tit
ter tome who re paid by the people'' enseq
should be elected ty the people of ter toles.
And firth, r, Mr. Edrtov,i helm.. it 5. *8.5.-
tor..t.. of the town of Goderioh at the aim-
inattos for town officers for the year of 1.116
to boys oomtnatod a men from each ward
in the town and let the people by ballot my
who es to be the night•watohtno. The
ratepayers mot the way of electing every
oioer, a..1 °timers ',hood in tine way ars
the oheice of the people and might be re-
spected as they should be, whereas this is
sot the cin when the iris to chosen by
hoar o1Rp 0e or other. lis
• Regale commensal Ira imp wipited to
supply four of 18. forest 'hes anti ems -
ionise is Loathe. with 6.000 hags, 1 be
shipped dortng the year 1896.
That es . queer moral promise by whish
S ome mea pursueule thaoeelv.e that the
meaner o1 others is • warrant and jasufio.-
*4011 of their oven evil easel.et.
Lord Dente. an .sled for Kntl•ad ea
Saturday. He g,v. he .vtdenee in the on-
yestigatios of the charges spinet the De.
feeder, hot the case ie not yet finished.
The Cahouet ha been onasederittlg Shu
petitions o1 oleme.ov in the sae of 1.11. -
ti.. 8knrtes, aider sesteso of death, bet
ap to Setarday eight no dominos bad Men
e aaeaseed
A maritime* oosmseted with S. hank
1;lets' pettet, weeks at Potterburg. star
Loader, was deetroye.t by fire said Mr.
(;les' resides... was Ora. ge4. The 1rn
was sheet 512,000, partly irennd.
At She opinion et the Jarrow, Parkin -
smut She lyer.r sasounod time aria
had been raaaored to Ter..om. foreign ttsit-
time were eariete.tery sad the imprwvelaisa
d 11r .t.$ir.'s d./.ss w.rld ,wive mak•
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