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T R, ONTARIO 1111SDAY, JANUARY 31, 178.,
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COUNTY COU N CIL.
:D._ a 1,:c*. Ihro e• It 4.. ' Toe (• :;reg mot On the 221111 irlstr.,
'F. - .1 t, retie wee-. as, the (°l+•rt( in the chair, when the fellow-
ins getaltetneL) ere tinted certificates
from the Cierf:e of the naltaalletla9lttes .
el I at'i•ro been elected Reeves and l'
lsot'rlry Reeves, anti tool: their oaths
tae E'eedie ,ls, viz.:
-lFl "s°k Y:4" ii EHI' a n:11 -O t, `f yro ANty itriAtl, ROW. Vtehete . w`oeve
' w a 4 I' -- 44 4.�RI`t•laniiitert. Dep*. 44 ,
31'3 r r .t •. II r,r.p:.ta, \\-, rt.,. Connor, 41
I• , .' - .. .s..,3:.44-: •„:-..,. 4e1 P -::,-..h, \V 1aa, Clegg, 44
'7'"` ""-'-'*r. ill I1, Sala, le"i"s IA('elvie. 44 1
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— — C,'..irstoti, Jos Cheney,.
44 1). ➢ - "ffr aizieas D.T. 44
EXCier, I, t e :.,t II:artly) 4t
tial'ieri Intea I' - T. (Yattraw, 44
'4 1 .1 .:t ..larlereen, let De. 44
Eli:hall Mediu, al Dep..'
Lirey, Tires. earaelicat.
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A communication from the Cauuty
Clerk, of Elgin, in reference to amend
anent to Voters' List Act WAS read a TWO FI;i:IOHTCItS i,;.LESCOP') WAR T:Res•
tnt1 referred to Goel and &heart. IlaU 1) 1.:11.:--44.k F1°lS ,T3'.( Cliff eriFD To '4 SRAPi;,
A GRAND TRUNK smiksa.11'. oval
Committee..
A Latter from the County Treasurer ,
accompanied by a statement of reeney$
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cellecte=d on non-resident lands, ledger ,
baalEance, fee. Referred. to 3. u auce
Committee.
ood, which, however,. includ-
ed Iilenty of braille and ,pluck, indom-
itable 1)ereeverance, toot inborn up.
rightness. Cal ita�l euounh; a for ey
Less 1'T'L1--A 4)i'.Ivl I'ii etiveit'xamte youtig man, in dale progre sive e'lure-
LI(i1t
"r, AANDEAlxcax3N'S LEAP roe try, if only 1 e'lias g rod heieill ani he-
I.trt:--(t sof Tine CCI,LI'll(i\ai ; kite its well. IIe ,t ad an these great
Aaat r J,00(? I1attll` al Rdrantogrei, awl ane thing
mere, an excellent calueati-',si. IIs load
staali•td ineTicino ant 17teaai eeg11urii '
'Ir. Cart% reo'e4J, seconded by SIr. the Grand Trunk, caused by the neglect Been-e'l to Feel -lee ne €s r ea:Re;in.
t hs;rr. that Ow Cough it adjourn till of the nittot operator at Berlin. station , Bea he was still a Slntloet, sorl`1 of in -
three five ori1Crei trona following t+l as wing an- { veetieection cold ez eg tame. Ile 4iecev-
tflrea o 01001►.�-C.,trrfe;i. P.
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Ja.teary '2;3:.1,tt .AI outer that the first train was to tke'(real, or invented, nh.le",ehret..1'e'n1e4r1
'Mr Kaaiu move 1, aitct413t' 1 by Mr. '.ate" at Breslau °cettrred at Itrea=• ' ageneiee (+r e' nip 5°S:Zile. Not eleriesi11g
"ger, that':3,000 be raised by the Ian en Tue.:411t.ay. A sarei:tl freight to waait.wcartly far the '40met enfler-
uiat • for impiing tho bontetrlar t:lea:nlon. e;ln;;tlaleter) left atrattfor t1:a' 1 i rg to limit out(.r;i.11e,art tory ;rat in
plf the reale case reunici thele 3 iat the everting. Some time afterwards tell them that he cord 1 ill: them goad,
tin to be (•\p( -teller 1 on the potato it was followed by a sreciral under con- lie a4lrertl,,e i leis m tidos- tont invited
tad of llncttelly. Beth train. ware the whole proPesien, of every school,
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11 1^'1a repairs 1 aL 8 t tlntaat4 . and 114 a „311'4
tPIPlY-r1 t-4. T117.4r• jai want et h1. %'a' i °+,,.
1110:1141 ph' • hint n aall b(14484 e.rit. t rub' fr+nt
1.:.i t.•, t•i1341,104 moderate and entire �teti'f:tc.
tit» t g;ivar,antcv-1.
It1:C4'S JIALL, 'Alain St., 1 set,er.
7L.• ab.rv., large nu+n rout'", 1'4 ))ala P
Leen Fitt d up in the 414,4:at approved 151••, 1.414
t+,e•Ttr,. ,'.a it+the 34%*!*. 4171 t4I+)+134 ret :4, tt at .r-
dau^+ pima) will 1a• ittirt,ighlui. 1'`ur teaucy etc,
applyte (ro.h.3r,(r,utaednor atm*.
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vcident. 1 -or otirtieulsr.rippiv at tea°,,,u.1e 1'11134'
Cl,NEI3Y TO TRENT O116ELL.-A set of
!,D scenery, entirely new, suitable ft.i• a'l
hinds or entcrtaivauent4, dramatic writ musi-
cal, consistitir of "'went Feencs and drop cur-
tain, winv
ur-tain,'tint a and stag., fittings complete,, F;ar
terms, address (.I.JiTIIlVA1TI S LUDLOW,
Drawer I, .St. Mary's, Out, N. B. Talent fur-
nished for Concerts, Dramatic lsutertain-
;,Vents, 4t(•. Terme reasonable. Seanerl
paiuted to order. lin
LW LIVERY STABLE, plain Street,
Exeter. MARK CLARKE would ac-
quaint the nubile thatho has opened a new
Livery Stable on his premises•. Tho public
will find good and comfortable rigs at allhours
and at moderate charges.
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1Iosriele, Joint Ja^at:lae,
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David Weir, 2nd Dep.
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J:.atalera 1It-^1laingr, fl p.
t'ah rue, Lemma' !lunar,
Daviel 31illar.
E. \\tiwairliach, J.trnee Potter,
Q t4 & lot. Currie, Deo,
\\ `t"awaueel1. (.'hila Chain,
t. Elwin traLtl,at, 11'.1,.
\Vi+'t311:1'el, Beet'. \\-Hoose
' h e ester, Ale's. J. tiltieon.
It was moved by Mr. 14ee.laitt, see.
muted by 1Ir. 13. W'il'Am, Mutt Mr
'('hfnalaea vii4, Reeve of West w .
tn4aah. be \'t'nrden of the enullty for tilt
(;"id'e'ate ya'ttr.- ta11rri('t1 nuarritu )u -4y.
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PROPERTY LIST.
i1ARM TO RENT.—Lot 9, on the
10th concession of treborn°, containing ;00
sores, 70 of which are cleared, woll fenced, and in
a first-ola:ss state of cultivation. 15 acres of fall
'vhea sewed, and nearly all the fall plow,ngdone
A plentiful supply of water close to tki= louse and
*yard. Apply on the premises, orbylottortolain-
chcisea 1'. U., to William or John Crafty. 23,-tf.
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j1ARlaf FOB SALL.---The subscriber offers
" for sale, for 13, concession 5, Stephen,
four miles and a half from Exeter, comprising
100 acres, 90 acres cleared. Good log house
and frame barn, splendid water, soil fit for
dairy ox grain, also r splendid brink yard on
#se premises, For farther particulars' apply
to RVouano Yovso, on the promises, or to l3ixe-
,ter, P 0
'WARM FOR SALE. -- One
LL hummed acres, more or lees, lot 0
on 8111 eon. Usborno, uonnty of Huron,
75acroa of eared,rem ai udorin hardwood
bush, well fenced and good atat° of
cultivation, underdrained, good orchard, splendid
won of water, frame barn 8Grc70, a good. cellar un-
der; a log house and convenient to School and
church, 7 miles from 1 * aani7odro from
road ; ka1L(2
11 from Ht. Marys, g
t,}wn and the remainder in flea or seven years'
l
tiure. For further particulars apply to emans
eannt ia, on the prominos. angle-tf
JROPL1RTYFon +ALL+'.—Two lots on Main
':: street, contain( ng cine -fifth acre each ;
;good frame cottago,e ,ntaining nix rooms good:
well and pump, and stable on the premises. --
'ye 'above is eligibl; situated for business, as
fro lots are bath fro at lots, and convenient to.
the street leading to the station. For nartion
laxs apply to I. W1:11T,3, Tuts% Office, Exeter
'i'he Warden took 1180 Blair, treat in
•a brie f, but (rel ietive rummer the e:lie41.
the ('()Hash for the honor they had ca+n-
(err4 (1 on hint by electing him to the
f Walden,
The Wurd 'n luavillg taken the deo. Y ria' S1(1utn4A11, licitugs \.111te1y, Wag dotvu an embankment --- - which bee 1
Gnelph, Jan. 29. ---"The accaden
prtneipele all 1reretofp>•e,--C':�tri•ieil..
:tlr, Maetn11 moved, t;eeQItilcd by Mfr.
Graham. that the C'auueil instruct the r(°acltci
Comte. Engineer to 'ave the bridge
err Silthe 111ait1al1rl River at : tlmatl«•r-
hill, repa►ire4, as it is unsafe for public
travel. Referred to II 4ae1 saril3ridg.-
CQt11111"ties. telt Aiei not leave until'toirie time z•.tter. fil::te wane. Iiia sure 'e bee teem
A nt11nber of Accounts were present-, Trainee Mien 1En .heavily laden and not ' `aaetiileg mere -lens -m- (4 egre:1' indeed
e.'+1 and referred tis the L I:metre C 1331 ! obliged to take wattle, are a -imI1lpelled t'1 118 tt it 81114 be (lar' t'1 intrin-le merit
111t4tPE+. i r1111 poet i;:re tau with, full llreestlrc, le to the articles he Ht lis in re i'lr-'sn then
Ma,
('.431^; mend, fie -1 ):1114,•411 lay r, 0e-e..'r to surmortin Vie very heavy grade 1:i nape:ell •3a 1 •�1Y-a4 in thea "1 , , of
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grade:ir,that $150 be gra1 8te.1 to hal e-,• i Cao: of the station, 11:Aelaeely's driver, arbiter i^.ac>, The or- eent writer once
lreeled eel on th... laaatt8141aar bei;>tts cee, tie) _ , l saait11cY1 IRnh('rt-, t11i111;,iog Witt oft teas at.tited (a (li-tial;lli,9ae41 "111 b's11 3111 t3ca, a -
ee and Minto, ae tits coiltit ° of Wel. ;clear at L4re;;let , put eat hill ett'a m, and.iamt to explain the Fe rapt of the almost
.'s 11,:19 'raatted :a hlshunteramend, untie as .1 -..telt thtoeg11 diet 'althea.aI iver,.al elf^"ai2S1141 foe 2!a`. lj c`rco
tt
Deferred to the 1 iaanite. G:a1n8unntett. u When too late, he eat? right 1.4,1%re hint Bleu:LSeinee. 1lq' ce3id: they were in fact
The C'oneell then all unrn4eAl. 1'011 tyro tree; a freight train at the taa°alr'• gilellia 81 (—Liitt•PR.--C`imoore1113
,,eueeeey eige t 1 (allerte rovers. 4111- lever a aelel03 (41 1 f g tai sv)aa9E1 Fre.
+ "down brake-." ire Ala:' however. I(1 `'oribe for tie .i; ' aeee v; blot! they were
1 al.:t G ��IInF9l 1114:tftt toe 0 41171!13, ale'
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oily laden. When S1.tnl(nl to evat1Ule end proses:ince endo lent
Berlin he adviieal tete night up in hie forting -re. Ii + aid •ertieel lila•
vitt='t that he 1 delta take water at 1
erall1' , ir8Yfil'1'11, ha? t-etrareel2
veleta and to iiiflrnI tete freight that tlttry ettl•4adneee, '1101 with ab1i-retired
f+rllitlea=d to tliatt effee4- II''u;ke(ly fol- 'rhia:ll it i11 itee if as le.? 'n to ,111 alio
lowed Se;laitsn into Berliu -eery cite -rely, st '1, ii11-111e:S la� that p4cli pile legloi-
4 ft 131:1111IA tliP 1t1te11-381 .011it p1i* .Tile• aa.4''�r4n't'al t"I C tee. N4 eeer-e', th"'L'
the °c1'atala '•a pret+l'tt
R 1 Y. 4884,x8 t° O ,tietxt G=1I11F1titot• f;11t14fnl driver w111 e11,+t till *tt',1i the a ^t 1`-'a,r than W'l', 111'16,"1e,?11t eventel
1 1 i t1L Ya � t ,A A'
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lit o':181 tiit3 vaatieous I:Oaltlltittt'o \Yate eels window like t4 stone trout a catal`ult e'i:t FJ t•1r the a on can tae le "11141 11f.�1 on
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4:. Awl . f anima; tate splinteringCaal'e and wreete°'el is p aysieieu al )4rtHerlptien, tont hesi les
tlr� �t,rt4.t1, 8111 xe 11 . ,
1; Committee reCfr11 mean tlltati engine, Strange to stay °.IP owe 1,11M ai• , there true the (10eter's fee saved.
�' to ( Hua
. i , 1 t' , l elle+t ll]lllijtlrf;(1 i how Att(`:t was' [+i1 -foible Moreover, h11GTnn, the dt'11 5 til F"1Cli
1 A 11.►hztatit3n• �'Ieeer3 Wtebtltur, filen, however, Met a different fat1�. IIP tat414aar;attt`1 f Ar Ititri yin a and "--. p'rauaa.
iltria ;rut, t±lni(ll8•1', Ileet("8. etellillali, was on the tender at the tune, aud in 1'1 , the tatieture. 11e cent,' net oily tot
owe,. til'. J. JUltuetee Y.tt:ng D. D.? tho general wri':1( which 1811,Ewea, he beater :lrtteh o iu the first place., but
\1) I J4�tcl lt) Buil, It Mitt \\'tidier. weal brlli;ttal into an nnree ner11z�tbll ptrt•yeatt the )1'* 1ichte in better form
\\141a'u.431('"41, 31e:11itlatll lt, \'Fit- plass of (less, btu 111 and I: ow:. The and cheaper than the Roue mieture
Hoe, Ia4*cl(ii4 Ih'eiuo, (z'•nt48,1:1I3,'t'(4ncne-1.111 was so great that the lout- could p114*1Itly 11,1 dltttinetl from any
1I J1 1 �J lI'1 l •• tllsativt4 wn'a turned e11n111(tely welted, other source.
(edger. Cteame, to I), aeileee. wee. At the time the pileh•i r oeunrrctl, onto having reference to Dr. t l lee, s P Iv ate
.q '111"43•I 11ietanee (rein tho etril,i!1!� loot, considered !U -- ---7e�'2ti,---'tial the p4ro-
:(±lio,t trod 1ri.,ti�r•. - - Messrs.
C'lce. 1) miller.brailn4 t'rarr'-�'i Cur- 1n(ativl', jumped for safely. Ilia juuln pet gUaliftcaa(1113 4 0f a caapi. *.late f{41 the
r,4 t I ^ s Sensate. I'i "4111 +s, 11211 it is 1140 faaaI ion
t:liri•, and 17311 be for at f41Ytmeht nlnre,.
with sunnily journals, t4) make sneering
Kllu44lns to this very: ]natter. After
that brief period, they will he quite
ready to g;'I on being his work as hetero,
anti as always before, to $pia%% of him
ars a great 1111) is benefactor."
the several
(r(ltittalt8tel.1 1a lotto lttattY g
as fellow -1; it :vire hard to conjec+.tire. TIM lir,•. er0rnline quant e, li;aviug perfect
trite' jyx, rrie;1 1, tl Yar, r.a 11-.I1, It may be thought that all thief
Wnitl1I . Currie, I), • \tinea", C;+tri •,ti, arid 12101.4* now like s 131(10)1 E,cr:tla-iron. fi Y. ,•
Rion, and 1 J • •I tun of the hraltl'smen, whop ate on a ear a bu lar• s has no g oust wine -ever when
Ii ) IL J e
tar 'ohm Of oili.e, the, minute,' of last \\'ei•, G. \\'i6i;ll, it.tut.iv, Bieck, and
1 ,^ lir '�" 4 ' IIiLyGs.
The Connell then ta•1 orrucii till the Retail end I3ridge,--Messrs, Ilnraly,
�:;rd ina.5t. at 1J o'c1uc1;. \Iotnzies, Sten:mor , Kerr, Jewel, \V(tlk-
T,uuzlry :;rd. t r, (ici;per,Yearly�, Elliott, Lotter, Mar -
The Ceutec l met 1luretiont to nil, Black. Hunter, t1ation, Cook, Oilmen,
jnnrnmont,.the Warden in the chair, all tin, (Leant and Hamilton.
the er,uneillnre hying present. 1 Gael 8311(1 Court Ilonse.—liessrs.
The Rn1n11te:1 of last meeting were
read and confirmed.
I{<.tyes, moved, seconded by lir.
3lcliillall,
that Mr. R. Watson, of Sea-
forth, be appointed auditor for the cur-
rent year.---Ctlrlied.
"The Warden teppcinted lir. Arch.
Dickson as the other autitt'r.
Mr. J. `T, Garrow moved, eec*ntied
by 1\£r. B. Wilson, that Mr. Peter
At lmaoet and Ale. F. W. Johnson be
eppointe(l on the I3owrd of Audit ie
the terms of the act en this behalf.--
Carried.
ehalf. —
Carried.
Mr. Wilson moved, seconded by 1£r.
Hardy, that a committee offive be bal-
loted for to appoint the standing com-
mittees. This baallot resulted in the el-
ection of Messrs. Chitlley, Hunter,.
Strachan, Bleck end McMillan.
Mr. B. Wilson moved, seconded by
'lir. Ii1rdy, Hutto committee consisting
of Messrs. Gibson, Gerrie, Garrow,
Keine, McMillan, the Warden, and the
mover, be appointed to revise the rules
governing the proceedings of this
Council.—Lost. in the increased town and"village 1/01/ -
Mr. Koine made a motion, seconded elation, and the depression of trade 111
by Mr. Elliott, that by-law No. 8, 1876 almost every branch ; it is desirable,
respecting the t4xes on doge be repeal- both'in the interests of economy and
humanity to establish a Iio'ase of Ref-
uge
Ref-
uge.or Poor House in the county. The
motion 'vas carried by - a majority of
two.
Moved by Jr. illonziea, seconded by
M I3 that committee oon-
of i.4lessrs Leckie I3laclt M
111+, it 'cert: road ,ail anti 0 n6. in0li.
3lasou, D.3Iular, J. Miller, Gook,
Kerr, ilaratio, Menzies, tirldnun, Llan-
nat11, Clegg, Hamilton and Martin.
Special,,. Gounnitee.—M erayr0. Web-
ster, Corners, Weir, Gaunt, 13. Wilson,
Currie, Garrow, Jewel aid D. D. Wil -
5 -ala.
Salaries Conimittee.--Mtedsrs. Year-
ly, Strachan, ';hleiiey, Garrow, W. J,
Johnston, Castle, Hardy, Potter and
Weir.
Warden's Committee. — Messrs.
Young, McMillan, Elliott. Hunter,
Leckie, Strachan and F. Johnston.
The Warden to he an ex -officio of all
Committees,
Alt of whisli is respectfully submit-
ted.
JOHN McMILLAN,
Chairman.
The repo -t was adopted.
Moved by Mr. L'ckie, seconded by
Mr. Gibson, that in view of the in-
crease' of pauperism, caused no doubt
from tine increase of population, not
only in the townships, but partianittly
ed.—Last,
Mr. Garrow, . "clawed, seconded by
Martin, that Dr. McLean be 'appointed
trustee for the Eligh School of the town
of Goderieb, in place of Mr. Finlay
who has been removed to Guelph.—
Carried.
A petition was read from James
Bowes, and 25 others, of the township
of Grey, requesting the Council to
grant assistance for building a bridge
across the Maitland River between
Grey and Elma4. Referred to Road
and Bridge Committee.
A aolnmuniontien Wt2I vsaad t'rom the
County Clerk of Lambkin with reepect
to the bridge at Grand Benet. Refer-
red to the Road and Bridge Committee,
A communication was read from J.
H. Bartlett Sr Co, respecting iron bidg-
Fo, . Referred to the Road and Bridge
Committee.
r. ennlr1g33, a a ,
sisting , -
Millan, I -lardy end Kahle, be, appointed
to make the the ueooessary enqui,"les sas
to location, cost of oonstrnalaiion,
of the proposed County Poor House;
to report tat the , Jttlle seeeiou 4; tbid
Counoil.—Oarried.
cod'The Commit : prooeedinge_ will be from high authority; And 1t is a s1Kn1
eluded 1n our next issue]
The Num and shingle mill owned by
P. $Nllr w4,s totally consumed by fire
st eb1eer descent of between C:) and 71e
feat. IIn*v 11e got safely down that em-
bankmeut Helie where he first alighted
he has not the least recollection. All
Ile remembers ie dolt the cars, bl.rre's.
baies and tuxes appeared to be engaged
in a lanai race to see which would reach
the bottom first. Ile also rcmelllbt're
that when he (lad stop all immense bald
of something hennaed oomph( telt' over
his head, and burst in (rout of flim.
Fortunately there was no porton in the
conductor's ear on Scanlon's tt'(1in. If
there bad been; nothing would have
saved them, as title ear and aL number
of otilel' were 0o*31,1'13 It telescoped.
ft) atll, sOtnt eight or Lon n.11•d roiled
down this in1'neo4o embankment, and
were smashed into kindling wired. Conn,
barley, oy-tors and nlerchantfize of all
kinds were strewn around in a promis
cuous anaanucr. After the dead fire-
man had peen taken out of the ruins,
and the brakesmen and Roberts had
been seen to, those who had gathered
from tho neighborhood assisted in dear- The Pickering Harbour Be -Law will
ing the wreck. again be voted on by the rateraners on
The engine of Scaanlon's train was Saturday, February 16th.
at once drsnatched to Guelph for Dr. For twenty -ens yens the people of
Herod, and he was taken to the scene Singltaamptou Glee ed tliesr School Trus.
of the disaster. The fireman was be- 'teas by a simple Show of ilea hands.
THE 'MACHINE WAS WORN OUT.
\Vlly? Not bacauso it woe well built,
bet it was wrongly run. Tllnusan=i5 of
moil who have run down long before
their t`tree-core and ten yews are ne-
e ,mplished, might Inave been renewed
into sprightliness and villa if they had
tried the well known Peruvian Svrnp,
which contains among its coreoi•unds
the Protoxide of Irani, s(1 combined that
it assimilates moth the blood and invig-
orates the whole system. This syrup
has proved efficecions in thou rands of
oa808, and will do everybody good who
uses`'(. All druggists keep, it.
gond aid. Roberts was found to be This year however, there was a roti.
bruised sorzelrhrlt, but not seriously. The Colborne Express says:—ltsetiug
t —" , that two '.blot papers were missingatCAMPAIGN SLAT DI',R. for .410480 of 11)0 municipal electro is la
When Dr. 11. V. Pierce was a eandi- Volbors'e, alld iFua3 S1U(1 three i s m
dote for State Senator, his l;:.l tion' np- sequence a pr:112t.est Would bA an'ere 1
ponents published a preien(l,d analysis against Mr. 1'tyne's returl) to the bi;
of his popular mcaloiiles, hoping there- chair•,
by to prejndi* the people ageinst lliln, 0.1 Thursalaty Oxford CY,u Ay Council
His election by on over;vltllininq tea decided, by a y .to of 18 to 8, that the
l'ority Beverly 'rebuked his traadnoere, present union of the counties of Oxford
'who sought to impeach his business and Elgin for judicial purposes is not
intr.srity. No notice would have been" satisfactory, and flint the Attorney -
taken of these campaign hes were it General should be neked to sever it.
not that some of his enemies (and ev- 0,1110 an exe,itelllent was created in
cry successful business marc has his Lambton 'village over the annual
full quota of envions rivela4) are re )drool meeting on the 9th inst. The
publishing these boons analyses. No- election of' trustee took t11equestion of
merous and mostabutmr1 formulas have whiskey'.01, temperance, Mr. George
been published, purpol-tieg to come Bailey being nominated 011 the side of
tempera' oe, and Mr. Schiller, hose+
keeper, to'oppnse him. A poll was de -
mended e
e-mendedi,' and teams were out to hairs,
v,tc4r,, At the close of the poll for
vete Nes as tie, 88)4 the chairman gave
at one o'clock Saturday .morning,' ('orltnli'rein7 of Oct. 28rd, 1877: the rutting v"te in f'tvor of Mr. Ba ler.
Notllinat saved. Carie offi,re unknown. 4a 'needle at dozen years ago he (Dr. Daring. +h? day the excitement i'a1i
Local, $5,00() , insured in t11e Waterloo Pierce) crams hero, a'vo'ItN'mon, a', a Misch a, it was last spring during the
Mutual for $1.400, moat fiiendless,'witll Tao capital bet True Dunkin Bill coldest.
ficallt feet that no two heave.been at 1
alike—conclusively proving the honesty of their anther..
The -following I9 fr"m the Buffalo