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ublishtd:bvery Thursday morning,
sett tis opiate,
ilt ta Frxeter, Ont.
MAW OF &iitiaCRIPTIoX:
Ott+t tlaltar 4 'fear paid la advance; 61.E 1f not Fe
Adrei'l:Iaring Rates an Applioatlpn.
6o,:4perdisuon3inueduntniallarrearages *re pa 4.
'adlegose:rteait4 witkent specific direr ions will' he
irub/1st:el t;ai forbid and elra ed aceurdicgi y, Liberal t'
1isetrant mete Ferrara as tent atlrert:b ent4Inserted
'far ian„ Feriode. Seers d.sertp:iag of J.)r. , err..
ioN9 trartteat opt ica the tersest ateie at thea-t.end 4
eoderito rtte,t. Gke e WOHeW vn'a:r'e, Re f?r
advert ,i5n4"` x bsenriaons. et_'?, te, D* 1Elaaaler?aT►!x1a t*:
THOS. PASMORE,
reecranl Prelisrtes
Off UR 00 i)I.uaoRr
liras ;tk e4 'Mt7t, ^il , S. F. F,ot tra4on, luau
b t4. tiaarla e Weirs*, b tt a. PV, and 7 p. as; Eaab.
silt Salreol. mS•} pdxn.
1Saavarep dttatt rauyynerdeos. 7.4; te.,8p.1a.
p. aaa., rierereen e'tory a&ba.I Burin; the week,
a rt'ola':1r• l4eaatte44 wenn: tri It :a, iia. sin Saaadey.
glriFinlaT CM:14714,411441.a4., .tree J'Gaaham,
Pager. Haraday eerviees, 19,41 s, tn.atnta.Sep, W.
Fntbetir *chiral, tf+ Prayer mea`h day
VIvnrnl Eq Rt 7.3%
*Vs ;imaer Rev. W. D. Pimp, pratte+r, Sun.
d ay ir:rras s. le.;.taar. •q .. iace t1.4,p. tn. tbrbbst4
*drool. r du p. to. marks meting, ThripeA . ren
44; at 7 ,e Yearq Yearpeeplee Barer mien:nit7 anadu
vonir;. n4 749.
raireare iitt&tt 4liFsA3.,..-Rev. W. M. Marta, i'aater.
$an1ny a,nicee, 11 e, ro. ac,d C: p. tp. aa,baaatta
aai"sol, '4tA 4a. Yearn; evnales puler eecetiatri', 44
444, 'Tr.rutsdatycr er fax. jr'aN err meows 4 C o'v,oelc.
auk prWIleo arataae.iia cic atter.
licueus sad ether Cards,
l.t owNfNG 11. P., 11
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tlx:oirla,iGete:slmg, saaand roideuc
err . $xtt€r eat, done, s=87.
COUNTY DE HURON.
News From Names and Fe
of Huron County Farmers.
UR TIRINO OOEBE8:..' , r.R'►.7
tem of btorest Dom
b$e
SDAY JANUARY
'erre AR A
•
foster pelitzcs, in hopes o securing! R. 9xmstroeg 'work on 21,. . '3 16
her heed in nzsrrnage. Wonder what; ti ; flicks, work on 2nd..,... 2 00
next, Sherritt, work on 21...... 50
Oreo way 13Ltdget
'Qood llleigbiug
Business i$ soa ew# t lively
The Fearmern are barmy dra av
logs, ertn,
:Quite a rat tdher
brig ruction.
The aid Orange ltaecll which peeeed
to the Intrela o€ bis ". Nit fire ee
recently, has tem tureecdeleto * dwell,
Acord ter fail l wenetn eDestttxs, 1114 Kosice, flute Itataka, wall.
lttsrreovaye, Salo%
',tend eknoidonte-
ng wood
still visiting be
mud Boud,
Liar /fercleae
be per Ib for matter
dos for ESge.
ere peyneg...
ud 17eer to .per;
Ur. mantes Moiled haft Id the coin
treck of building a new bric[a'housa
the spring to Hr I?taicherd iBekea.
We ere surly b learn that Mr. l .
Balton Kae resigned hie school be for
three mouth; owing to ill be/111th. His
Rlttee•itt being "filled by Mr, - Alberta
. wise
A. a:faflO i f til fa _ ;
`r r+rthea t aarrsblpe et MT a'ir,urrn
e, 11P,
vrwrapatPy Arica led t Sart rrp?,as.
n hath
Roiaort Sit lited xt valuer
olt jured lira beoomiug entaien led wit
halter in the stable. It eoei
rougbt at first site'would not live, b,..
aWoe the treatment of ouz V. S. W1as
Lewis, ate is getting It right+again,
Missionary aerrnure -will (D. V.)
be preached On tree Crediton: circuit of
the 3ietlitedistefitirreh next Sabbath, by
Rovds. lf. tsar. %'allis and P. M. Jones,
Platform u issionatry melting* wit iaas
h41 in the va>irioua olettrches every
oveureg during the following mak;
11,Li&A4 BOLT A CFYSEI► AL't:`T„
tha t:v*414nel of Heider -at and fonl; a, ss
the Ten-rip:S ,et Segp!*:a and Ens. Ain Its pre"
' ly wended to. :Stil kwr ell eotr anctaateatt:tasntr ttr
not; Jit^lara p,xaual;txti',aaatlarl•+.
uai4rel for
t itr
the
M the attuned meeting of Iveyall
ego ,bodge, No. 240, the following
ere were elected a stet duly ipatsiled
the current year, viz:..•,.W.1,,.
R Hutebinson, l°a: 3i,, Bro. R. L
tion, D. R„ Bro. Robert Taylor,
Chap. Bro. a Ranters, Ree•rS'en, Bre;
Thomas Gilbert; ,f+'iteSee,, Bre. Wm,
Melba, Tress. Bre. Richard Ilodgf:iut.
. of 4., Bro Johnecro vitt,, Itecturer,
Bro. W. Delancey; 1st Qom., Bre.
Mohan; 2z1d Cone, Bro. 3. Bmphey.
3rd Coil., Brae, A. Adtkees, 4th Come
Hottteina, 5th Cant,, Bro.
Sheuow. The ledge et the preilent :.
in a very flourishing cezflditien, heviu
e nuetuiaersbip of ttreaatyaaine. Tit
ll ve during the yeapastinitiated. five
etleothers, awl have: erected a beautiful
brick hull for their rohveuienee. 'We
beepeek fortbie lodge os. vcrytauccessfeal
ear W couple, under the ffaa'tiegenitent
'Lite a1►Qvta abla send feilleient-bal*rd of
ra,
Mr. Granger, wsrd on 21, .. , 5 00
Snell, gravel , . , ... , : 4 06 quire fa-'' repeating aid building eel-
''. Rebeets, use of roadway... 12 00 verb and bridges for 1883, stating
Um. Ransom.., fi 00 hriee per thonsae.d attire mill, for sawn
Mr. Woods, gravel, „.... lig da ceedmeesint dud red beech. Tenders
The council adpoureaed to meet on to be received by the reeve tap to the
she first Metuley ire Februery. 4th Feb,, a 2 p. tsar- . Carried.
a .Pnovev, Clerk. i Moved by .A. M'oRweu, seeona:ea by
Toee If the iron and other b;?edges 1 .Hee; that White Sr, Son of the
veere hoarded ep three or four feet.Etreter Fame,, do the township printing
tlloltg the tressed the aleighieg woaeld for the current year at lastyeare prae+:'r
ee good there as guy where tau the 04.... -.Carried,
lrQ>It& ;shavers by Xt. McEwen, seed. by lir,
Ifeyroek, that the Tre rsuz,i' dive two
Sureties to the amount of 4,000 each,
for the proper execution of his once.
The followan ; nee. were I,asseds--Care
ti ter of Hall $11, election expenses
$63 R. Cook, lumber ,$0,54, Ii, RPIt'
balances on gre el stet; $33" F.Rutl
IA malting flitch $$,S5, S. Remite„
4 White & Son, balance for prhttiog
43, Foster, regal;tt'riug l,irth ,
aths end marriages 15,40, G. Nicho1-
are, gravel $203$0, 0. Wolper, do,' $14,
14. The council then adjourned to
'again rot, Saturday, March 10th
ae. m. 4, Foster, Cierk,
their neµf meeting;,.:,. -Carried.
Roved .by G. M eEtven, seeor►,3ed lay
F. Hess, than 'tenders be received 'for
whatever hunter this council may re -
oil
pursuaaut
11tr. ,lot
Mesta Bailey, Czar►
r k Councillor
claretiazns of Ace tt.
a'Werte subscribed to
ezeect£ully, after "whit'
aa of the previous meeting
sail
biped.
by W. JL Woetle, emetic
i1ey, that IL W. Erwin
ed Clerk .fear the year 1$$$---
y AN W. Connor, accoride
eyes Wild, Haat P. Higgins
iggins
ilaalt>d Assessor fon the presen
tied.
coved i ty W. '1'F. 0 m*ear, teccand -4
Bailey, that Cbarl =a. Tippett. ' be
or for the preee nt year, gild
T. Jr. 341:trks be continued Treasurer
fear the Dement yore—curled,
Moved by 1t. Bailey, seconder( ly
1 , H. Were] , t!- : the tt&Vir
orders for the following =cants, viz:
Ale-. Graaf suer, grading tkr<rd planting
2 doe trees, ; 3 T. ;ltarl.as, account,
;,,'419.:12; Chas. Tippett, Coleetur salary,
i2Qr1" J. Marks, Treasurer, salary,
xfa. .arried.
Moved by W. W. Connor, seconded
by W. H. Woods, that Ellwar.1 Rut
ledge be Atelier for the Municipal {tor
potation for the year of 1537. The
Reeve icp,ointed iaeorgc Woods GS laic
colleague for Auditor.—Carried.
Moved by W. I1. Woods, eeconded
lay W. W. Connor, that the stun of ;13
leo granted to Charles.Tippstt, collta t-
or, to apply as Anthony Bell's taxes
for the year 1587, and that the Reeve
grant order for saute, --Carried.
Moved by W. ti. Connor, seconded
by W. It Woods, that this, council do
now adjourn to meet en the second
:lioncay in February, atthe hour of
7 o'd.ock p, nzs—Carried.
H. NV, Einem, Clerk.
Ii. COLLIl1"t, BARRISTER,
!Ornate Dont et tantatie. t'e,;tfmiga'tuncrc
nnxorat,reaA :,aitlaoe* Nestdotage Sanaae IfiP1ek•
.a -+t a<ctar,Qat, Monty to lean at tier1 iorstti;rat,^a,
. .r.. Gantt, :int
tctaucot nr, &r' A1.r14337 I _ ,m•
urate Ilrreatt`arlileek,F.xater.
llelttar nt Sneucate
II KINSMAN, »lTIST,
► s., "watts *tem withOnt pale,
tr girtngltTeatbile
va prrr.erwing the new Aaeet.
etc dr lit.
et f=dlt *Dotter title Or itpoevl leGees o Zurich last
ihnrwda) in each 'winch.
EAtIT SIDE US SIAM sTIIE r, EXETER.
L. O. L.,NO. ,924, EXETER-,
Ii.,
Lis
:t'I'eis Fl EST every 1!unnth
in the new Old Fellows Hall, at 7.30
o'clock p. ut, Visiting Brethren always
welcome .
J. WiIlis, W. M. W. SANDERS, Sec.
F., tio. 47, EXETER.
tl'ta 1a ercry'1'ttesday evening In ./eon's black. A eat,
• •liar welcome extended to rabbis; brethren.
C.iltftr Fprnt, N:'U J. 1: WzStcofr, 1'45ee1
ta. e. no. 123.
:acct' the second and fourth Friday of es -h month,
iu karttsan'e Dail, at Seel,ck p. an, Visiting, Breth.
rca tor. sally invited.
Ennomr, C. n. J. MusD, See.
L. Ename>As,
'Office over O'Nails'?3ank, Exeter, Ont.
Nitrous Oxide Gas ler painless extraction.
W. R CARTW1tIGIIfi, LDS,
Stergeorn Dentist,
Den-
tal Surgeons of Ontario. Rte aving furnl hed fine n-
im rum as, next door to Treblo's Ilarnessehop,. Main
street Exeter, Ont., wbere,i am prepared to perform
all branches of the profession with ease and skill.
Cli tRGES, dtoDEItA.Tn TEahis, GASH.
30101 4 T. WLS'TCOTT, IISSE tAX0E, LOAN,
/teal Estate and Steamboat, Agent. Wealthy and re-
liable Fire and Life Insuraia a Companies Represent -
.td. Any amount of money la !canon firsiaelusswort
ages at lowest rates of ittterst. General Agents for
baron Co. for A. E, Williams & Co,, real estate ages,
.London. Leaver Line of Steamers represented.
Office --Tames St,. Exeter, Ont, jn9-87
Issuer of
ARRIAGIOILICENSES
• L`fe, Accident, and fire Insurance agent.
*OFFICE: West Side of Vain -street Exeter.
Hay Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
• PARTIES DESIRINQ TO INS1lRE IIQ THE BEST
.and cheapest Insurance Company in the Dominion,
cin do so by applying personally, or by mail to the
undersigned. All applications plications promptly attended to.
Also agent for the Wellington Company of Guelph,
Also AUCrioen la for the County of Huron.
E. BOSSEN'BLakY, Aatcxm
Oxana; 9-9ea •, ;e urkh, Ont.
Kir on Siftings,
namnel Deuplr purposes ca aotang
w Krick house next summer. 'lwYo.
k for salnethiugetioo.
:lyfr. Noble,J'ounstan is moving on t*
he farm which he recently purohttsad
frotu Mr. Adm Sperling.
Mr. William Stacey is nit. present
confined to his bed from the esthete of
a1 severe old wbion settled on tete
lungs.
A string bane] has been organized is
the village, containing six instruments.
The boys practice once •a week, and
Will soon be open for engagements.
Mr. David Mahon received by ez
press a suberb trio o£•fowl, a*hich when
laid down at his place. coat a trifle
over $3 for duty and express ,carriage.
The fowl being Heade a present to him
by a brother in the States.
. 40, 4 .
Corbett Gatherings. -
Mr. M. O. Sullivan, of London, is
visiting friends here.
;iir.,3'smes Young is prepaaring e
build a new Store herein the springs,.
We wish him success.
Preparations is being made for the
erection -of a new Cheese Factory here,.
which is to be ready for the coining
season. -
Mr. John Birney drew a load of logs,
from his woods the other day, which,
when landed in the mill yard, scaled
2015 feet. This is the largest record
of the season.
The new Presbyterian Church tt to -
be opened en Sunday the 22nd aE this
month, and ea the hollowing Monday
evening, a tea meeting is to be held in.
aid of the church'tund.
We have iheard of 'rather a singular
affair, which happened here a ` short
time age. A. taller oldish man, who lives
not over 1100 miles from here, pro-
posed tto one of our widows, but his
tate was rejected on account of his
politics. He has since, we believe,
changed, and is at; present engaged in
canvassing for a paper .opposite to his
Zurich Jeal ga
Bus ilesc booming.
L**t.'lIouday and TaCadty wso li
ilighntiall of allow.
A. largo quantity of w
iug brought to town.
Last Wednesday evening a concert
to held in the town hull, particulars
of rvhiclt willappeer next week.
Last Friday evening a number of
our young folk gathered at the rest
(knee of Mr. Bossenba'rry, to celebrate
the 15th year of Mei: married life.
They had a jolly evening, A. hand-
some Library lamp in token of the re-
spect of the young people. The ed-
dress
d dress was as follows—
MR. rC Mns. Bosse:rAl ine
Whis being the eve of your IMth Wed-
ding
anniversary, better known in "ire
Olde Times" an eras a Crystal Wedding,'
Tour young friends of Zurich have assom-
bledhere this evening to congratulate you
on reaching this, your leth veerof happy
married life. and it is the hearty wish. of
all'hero to -tight, that you many live.to en-
joy fifteen more, even to the Golden
Wedding35 yearn from ache*. Kindly
accept te Library Lamp as a token of
our sincere respects and good wishes, ead.
while yogi are nursing your tees and `Top-
Fy, and Mr. Bosssnberry readingthe nice
by the lightof your lamp, may you then
appppreciate "This Luxury" of your Crystal.
Weddin .
Signed on behalf of the party.
LISETTE ZIILLEB,
KATE DEW -GEST.
Stephen Council,
The newly elected council having
signed the necessary papers took their
seats. The clerk, assessor, treasurer,
and caretaker were re-elected; auditors
C. Brown and J. W. Hogarth. Mr.
Sherritt was truthorized to see to the.
necessary draining as per J. McCell-
eslen's letter.
MVIora'ed by D. French, seconded by
J. Sherritt, That the -council receive
.42 per •day when engaged, but allowed
lee mileage. Carried. .
On motion of H. Eilber, seconded
by D. French, That the trasurer de-
posit in the Post office savings bank
$3,000 of the funds of the township to;
the credit of the Sinking fund acct.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid, viz:—
J. Hawker, lumber
G' R. Interest
Election expenses
Errors in statute labor... ..,.
C. Winner, contract E.C.R... .
W. Rhode, logging Exeter SR
Goderich Star, printing
$ "3 04
300 75
6'675
9 50
12 70
8 00
7 05`
County Jett3n .
f the maehieetry raf #l.c& CRetort
fill has been staid to ' it T.
of .ka tuerston.
i'unn, lamely of Breeedeld,hae
stere ire Clinton, ;toad talaetl up his
re a lencte in the house Tate' oe aulrie i
Icy Mr, James Seaitta.
sIr. Wm, Uhler;' of Colborne, has
d tall his land 'SIaaiJand eoncese
1, and as .bav l:t SIr Ponssrai .; It•
(hie s now, on the mainroad lead -
g to the best znarl:et in the country.
The annual meeting and exhi'dtit n.
of than Stratford and Seaforth Poaltry
Assecintions opened on the 17th and
extends over the three follas:ing clays,
The secretary, Mr. Davis, says it is a
very select show of the feathered creat•
Ines,
The other flay while Mr.. W. Brown.
lee, of linnet carets choppiug in the
woods of Mr. D. Shanahan, a limb fell
and struck hies on the hence, ix/diet:zt;;
a painful scalp wound, but riot ..crious-
ly injuring hues,
The wife of the late Alexander Rob-
ertson, of Belgrave, diet], on elm clay
last, after suffering for several pare.
with weak lungs, Which terminated in
consumption. Much syrapatuy is felt
for the family, as it not ten neer:tl,s
since their father's remains were interr-
ed in the Winghani cetnatery.
Considerable excitnurnt was occasion-
ed in Bayfield on Wednesday last, by
the appearance in that village of a re-
cently -appointed Scott Act constabLe o
(Smith, of Varna) and a codtpaniion.
'When first teen theywere within a few
feet of the door of te Albion Hotel.
Those inside jumped up as the leenh
was being raised and fastened the door.
The pair were equally unsuceessfull at
other hotels, and departed, followed by
men with guns, without serv'g a paper.
It is reported that Hon. John Rob-
son, Provincial Secretary of .British
Columbia, who visited Ottawa a. few
weeks ago, has been called to the Sen-
ate to fill the vacancy caused by the
appointment of Mr. Nelson to the Lieu-
eenant-G.overnship. 1 ti Robson is a
native of Perth, but has resided in:Brit-
ish Columbia for many years, He is
a.journalist, and is not unknown to
rsome of the old Huronites, he having
kept store at Bayfield about twenty-
five years ago; and being a brother in-
lav of Mrs. T. erowett, of Goderich
township, by her first zuarriage,
The other day Mr. H. B. Ker, of the
Organ Factory Clinton, was very great-
ly surprised when a broler whom he
had not seen for twenty-four years,
walked in and made himself known.
The brother has been a resident of
Michigan, and thought he would.
run over and see' how things
were progressing in Canada, ancl .he
expressed himself as .much surprised to
find that we had such a magnificent
country here. He says there is noth-
ing on the Americas side: to equal it,
and: he thought the farmers here showr,
eel much better thrift and prosperity
than over the borders.
fill Cau coil Meeting,
The new Council became organized
according to statute on Monday, Jan.
l6th. With Hartman Happle, Esq. as
Reeve, George ilicEwen, Deputy reeve.
Messrs. A. McEwen, Henry i Ttyrook,
and Frederick E.ess, Councillors.
After reading the minutes of previous
meeting, The following appointments
were made, viz:—S. Foster, Clerk, sal-
ary, $125; Lt. S. Faust and R. It. John
stop, Auditors, salary, $6 each; M.
Zeller, Treasurer, salary, $80; J. Bon -
thrall, Assessor, salary, $75; H. Lipp-
hardt5 Collector, salary, $55;; Mrs.
Reinhardt, Caretaker, salary, $10.
Moved by Geo. McEwen, seconded
by Me. Hess, that Dr. Mel ermid, D
Steinbach and J. Hall, together - with
the Reeve and Clerk, -cio - .constitute
the board of health for the current.
year, and that Dr. Buchanan be the
Medical Health Officer, and H, Greb
the Sanitary Inspector. Carried.
Moved by H. Heyrock, seconded by
A. McEwen, that the clerk be instruct
ed to drafter By-law confirming the
appointmezits of the several township
officers for the year 1888.—Carriecl.
Moved by H. Heyrock, seconded by
fl'. Hess, that no member of the coun-
cil shall grant an order on the treasur-
er to any person for any account un-
til such account has been first submitt-
ed to this council, in session, for ap-
proval,—Curried.
Moved by G. McEwen, seconded by
F. Hess, that the auditors prepare an
abstract of the Receipts, expenditures
assets and liabilities together with a
detailed statement of the' same ie dup-
licate, and hay it before this council at
W. Holt,work Crediton R.... 3 00
Blank forms.... , . , .'. .. 6 14'