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iatenTia et ititli2.e"a4to4)4y4 of
Ill MOH t.0 WS FOlt SALE.
The Athscriberttifers foreale, excellent hfileb
euwtositit calf, ROEINIIT 14013.1t1Still, Lot W.
Comes kat 4,173.1aorne. -
QTEE ESTRAL—Catue .ori the
kJ 7 rtite5nSid to Mbleriber. reit re, eon. re.
severe ur ebeettljth November, a young ir Atr.
'V e ee:tier rewiested to love pay In -
led tube a .rway.
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(liter,. 13.,,;1•1 'u-earqultar. Orders be reel
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taut-. t.e-ter atel SIrrouliding eteartry that Ito
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PPIJIt.'ATION FOR
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11. ilret publication or thl•tireee, in toe.
r Cr.aor aprly to t14c Judge oil .1e. eturrytali.
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01•TTABIO, '19aUltSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,
878 No. 24.
COUNTY COUNCIL. las last year were $56,000.70 expend'. Howie Coto lees 'presented their re. The council thou aajourved:
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tune, $50,415.44-eleaving a balance of port, to thy' eFect that they found the . Saturday, an. 29.
Conanued front our faa„ $5,645.26 ort himd. The debts or the gaol cleap eel well kept in every par- Moved by idr. Gibson seconded LI
Moved by Mr.Wileon, eeconded by section for reptiles, ealariee, rent, bondtiouiar 110 oiliciala courteous, and the Ur. Young, that the engineer be in -
log, Szo.. amounted to $1,752.52; and. pays having uo complaint to makeetructed to furnish a etetement, show --
the valuation or school property foots A. petal grant was reeoremended, to mg tlie names, amounts awl dates Of
tip to $111302. In len he valuation procure twelve hand Hibled foo the roe the orders given by him, on ?flatmates
of eeltooll property woe $80,820, elmee af, the prisoners. Revert adopted. of work; to contrectcrs, between eacit
ing an iuereese of about 802 per cent: The Finertee Committee's report meeting of the eoencil, far the Worms,*
was read and adopted, recommending lien of the eautteit at mit meeting. --
the payment of a number of unacella. Carried,
neous aCCOUItt5 A recommendation The supplementary report of the
was made that the Clerk .P.141 the Wer. Road and Bridge Committee, VCC0113-
(len be authorized to petition the Lei . mendlog thnt /4.) action he taken with
islatera to ab ]ib the syatem of Grand vefereute to Mr. Gill7OVi'd 1133tirt11 for
41ariee, With refereuce to the notion a report of such Fs:flow) of the county
ifr. Gaunt, that this council is of the
opinion that the improvement or Ads
in the County should be elloouraged,
and that a cemmittee bo appointed to
enggeat the amount of aetastance -au4
the manner iu whish it will be given There are two village seetione (1'.
to iunuieipalittes undertaking to con-
ett uot gravel roade,--Lost by a majority
of 28.
fovod by Arr. Garrow, seconded
Theyoeug, that tho gond and Bridge
field and Exeter,) Peventy-Bitte • alit
sectious, twenty union veetioe , and
two Roman Catholic) separaeoh
te oole
in the district. Two •oote sections
were for in Ashfield and one in
Collimate be requeeted to aocertain oeul Iry laet.year, aud new se000l borrees.
report to this CoUbeill either at this or Seveveliew 90140018 have been erected
tho dime seseton, that, if any of the
leadiug gtavel reedit or sectaries thereof
ought to be eeceeted from the golonest
rule nf tho ceinicil, that such reit le building to the number of eiely-eie.
should be maintabud by the local neu. Tile schools iv the dietrict number 87,
tricipali•les.—Carricd.
Weidditions eroded to three sehoole.
.Since 1871 sehools have been ()rooted
4)r intproverl at a cost equol to a new
twenty -eight of whiet* are built of
Moved by Mr. B. Wilson, sicontled briok, two of atone, one of concrete,
by Air. L. Herde, that rule 24 of this fifte-two frame and four of ban; and
council be tempi arilystispended and thirty two ammols provide two or more
that the Stateitere cennitittee be eta room. S. 8. No. 8, t. thlerich Town.
pointed to review ate ruble governing ship has ti'SQ a very cozefettable Waal -
the pioceedhigs of this centicil, Ana re er's residence. The entire propertyof
eoit •he Julio meeting.—Carried. the district la freeho'd. The timber
In presenting this reeolution it was c:aren between the flirs tit five and
qviated out that Niue Of the rubel
Eel lied to be revs pe ied, oin particuler,
with reference to the mode ef
We rams
Conned adjourned. 4' and the ever:age attetulance was 4,00871
At the after :o se:reign Ihe tounty whereas the average attendance in
Engineer's r port was P'!'4. Tho 1871 was 3,554. A. great improves
bridge on the Ilutlett ifdielligagillop went wae. noticeable in the (recommit'.
boundary was repo). 1 in ate awn in the achoole,and in the aggro -
foundation, and in ne pair; the get° them is at preeent exude room
Binevalii and Creditor) lel, -were un- fer all turd to spare for future einem.
safo through ans etudtteseeeM certain eneies. "As a rule the houses are
of the timbers in the superttrneture; very good, the furniture exeept in a
the gravel road bridge on the Winghten very few eases ettherleted melte the
Prairie was no longer safe, arid it was riehoel room at least 3131 comfortable
,leeldeil to advertise fur its reconetrue home, and a spirit is abroell to cut -
twentyoue is 11,512 and of thiol emu.
ber 950 failed to %Vend the prescribed
number of days. During the year the
nuinber of scholare eurolled was 9.401,
tion—ene erea would not exosecl !vale the aesthetic tastes 4the dill-
TJAKR, •Oorninberioner, reser. $3 00-d it : and was recomf time tip
mended oby placing pictures on the walle,
Land and Loan agent, Oette-
next la we tenth 11,174 Rotel, ei eerie.thettou• }ewe) bridges in the orenberry and in a few inetaeces flowere growhig le, es 4 einston. time ths comma a the contractoel refuse to keen to their
of Mr. Cock, pelting that a grant of
tea be greeted to be expeseled 0*1
tbe emit imam ary of Uowiolr, was
deckled not to Ore the ettpeint.
T e report of the Selient and Piint.
in g committee was read and adopted.
It recommended that Alessi.% tetrang
and Halls, of Goderieb. and Turnbull, Allan's corner to tile Maptitod briel
if Clinton, Welt School T03,01074 *.s in Colborue. Lest by te eneejority of
gravel ramie that ought to bo nettle an
veception to the rule that townablee
al*ouldmitiuteie them wee read and ad-
opted.
Altered by Mr. Youog, secended by
Mr. Jewell, thet the terve.of $31 be *
granted to repair the gra*troad from
appointee eonety examiners for the exe lane.
aftlittltli0.1 of 'Tirol teaeliere ; that ex Moved by Mr. Afenziee, mended by
trim' s from the School Inepectora' ro.111r. tdibeco, that the County Clerk cern.
port he eriuted in the minittee ;and ,rounleate with each nonneipality and
that tho pritithro be giveit to the Clitite *Imelda the arn°wit puid for Charity
on New Kre. during 1877. and that tho Poor House
The Sreial Committee reporte4, Can:elate* Pnibody the wane in (bo re.
receenito telisig the purchase of a cer. port at the June tueetinge—Caeried.
taiu number of popeyed comity atlee. After peeving a number of le. laws,
es, preveled they equal to tiel saeopte Council adjourned to en, et again no the
shown ; also, With regard to tho first .Ntortaq in *broth
ltr item the county ref Elgin, in refer. D0311MON NEWS.
nee to the Jedge's alert, and amend -
mem to the Vetere" Liet Act of 1470. The body of a" "Id man "aawd JaF1'
Divine was Gland in at empty 1200 (0 in
rceLnit nalentilettrinle0hta0a1.11;sm.offered to the t th° ea9t Montriettesith hie throat
roped, peeing that the ooneoueo„oper„ eta, and his two and halide disheirtel
lature, which was lost.
ate with Eitiin in petitioning the Legia-lbY r"bt* 1:*cea`e'l bad b""1"511"a for
a long dine, mid had evidently died by,
Art amennment to the first clause Ins own hand, tai a a zer with whielt
the deed was no luubt done, was found
lying by Me Ade.
There is more trouble brooding on
the Liobine moat' works, as eonte of
wile also proposed, objecting to the
purclutee of the atlases and carried by
a majority of eight.
Meved by Mr. Striae)), secanded by
Rot .4, I l. trio it. ^me(tlendov. 31111,rell an the townline between Hay in baskets and pets adorn the ettoms.' each munivinality be requested to cm, agreementswith the nien to pay theta
"x)ltiV ATE FUNDS to loan at 11 per and Stephen, the one ever tbeold mill- lAn effort is made to iinprove the ni-l* the charmer) of the s'oor Heim $1.00 per day 1.13 tin hems' work.
r era. Three appeve it MS &old aliteteht par.
) rues be taken keel lout the othi‘r re. grounds in some cases, by plantont Cemi»Ittee, before the 1st of May mixt,
1ne '; been ree 1, I O.UTGAGES BOUGHT. built and lengtheried about forty feet. eh:0e trees. The teachers trumber 115 a statement of the number of indigent tiin the UnitridState 4 1{3Vt
elL The report 0(413 luded by stating that, —males 7C, fereales, 45, and their re. remee 1,11;.%s e„.1.0,1 0001(1 be sent n„r. Feived by the Conewr or Montreal, alik-
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ONVEY.V.NOING — Ddaad. MLA- although the bei.lgo t Nor the Winghtun ligious persuasiens aro time elitesifi,ei : limn each municipality to tlie pe„o ing for the r amine et' Scott, who shot
himself at the American House here.
Homo, eh mid Ruch an institutinu be ,
imm Doelevy, of Untford,
144.3,ts, wills..tr, drown on reaionable tortes mil pd. a
Onnd trio road approaciiing Methodist% 40 ; Proo
-byteten, 54 ;
SINCLAIR, TAIT. :hereto were a pea deal used, yet they Epiecopalien, 14; Bohlen Cetholie, ;looeblielted the eeenny, such.Ir. T
Arr.
e
C141not come within the mea ring of Baptiet, 1. The highe ttealtiry paid to elatenent to Ire embodied 1» therepel while 812 .1U a well for his fortudry,
:appe
peeler in Panay teeeils and Toys double the statute •respecting public high- male teioliers is $550 ; to 'females of the committee to enquire into the
Amok what eared t
00141 turd other matters connected with copper, and while drilling
a vein ofng toelity at a
1110 establishmeut of a Poor House, depth of 115 feet, large Iniertitim were
land 4113103)4113103)wee I-heron:ally tested to-
nna to be laid before the council at e
he
sit'ing hi Jtui next.—Carried. day and proved to be copper of the
Moved by Mr. Cbidley, eecended by mired, yield. Great excitement prevails
in the vicirrity in consequei co.
Arr. Garrow, thnt this council is of the
opinion that Belden's proposed Mires of Willis Mosley, a colortil man from
IIron 11, a most important and nsefol the toe -reship of Nisseuri, was arresied
work. and thet it is our opinion that it b Constuble Hedeert on Saturday, for
would be an undue interference with acting in an itatecent menner at the
the riots of locel mturieipalities for corner ef :hurdle) mai Colborrie etreete,
the council to gm an order for write, Loudon. A.t the polios court he plead -
and mit of the pockets of awl" mini- ed gnilty, and a tine of one dreier was
imposer). :three days' imprisonment
adjourned until 7 p, will be awaided if the muuey is not
'paid in a week.
rho report of the Roal at:d Bridge It Parkhill, the other clay, Mr. G. F.
C ezinittee was reed end it 'opted. It
reOlnilllleLtied Lila the prayer of the Cook wile fined $20, inelnding cost. for
an assault npon gr. E. 3. Phippen,
retiti'm for a briag° between Grey and The assault ocenred In the Hastiugs
Elms be granted, provided that Perth
pay oue-half of the cost of coustruction, House, on the kb 141(31., and arose out
that $150 be granted to repeir the of a dispute regarding it livery account.
Grand Bend Bridge, if Lambton will A horse race took place at Parkhill
grant ft similar amount, but if the lat- on February 4th on the race course,for
$100, between T. L. Rmzer,s Exchange,
Thomas Taylor's Sitting Bull and John
N.. ble'a Brown Mare. The Brown Mare
won the money easily by taking the two
fi st heists; Roger's Exchange second;
Taylor's Sitting Belt third.
Mr. Wm. Lowry, an 041 and respect-
ed residt nt ot Guelph, celebrated hia
82nd birthday on the 28a1 iust. The
sage of the partner nf his joys and ear.
taws is 77 years, and both parties are
enjoying tolei ably geed health. It is
now 57 yew* since they were married.
They have resided in Guelph during the
past 45 years. Tire number or children,
grandchildren, greet-graudehildren is
13CL0-1.11FireemduArli.‘ Seaver—mice a ra. em-
end stogl0 Wool, of all color. Also
Zephyr and .1,..entanten Wool Next now
Aare,' of the Time offieta, Exeter,
TT It. ABBOTT L. D.S.,M.R.O.D.S.
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Grad:into of ,
of Metal Sur • • 4‘1"4.54?
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oblelatul,E'xe
ter.
;TORN SOLDAtio
HaS 1 tat commenced business One half Jae
West of Dasitwood, and is propived to 'clean
°locks, Wratches and SeWiug Machines. Um-
brellas repaired and Organs and Melodious at-
tended to. Tnose in want of his services
ehonld civ a him a call before goh.g away from
Immo. Chaiges moderato and entire satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
DR E W'S HALL, Main St., Exeter.
above large and convenient hall
boon fitted 95 421 the most approved style, home
the largpet in the place. On aeplicntion, •fizat.
&atm piano will be furnished. For terns, etc,
apply to Geo. 4. Mace, one door (meth.
Also to rent for a. berm of years, the largo store
below tile he 12, 4.121 excellent cellar, and water eon-
venient. For parti.calars apply at the ((timepiece
NTit,\V LIVERY STABLE, Main Street.
Reeter. MARK CLARKE would ac-
quaint the nubile that he bias opened a new
Livery 8table on his premiser. The public
will fi,ud good and comfortable rigs at allhours
and at moderate charges.
PROPERTY LAT.
CIA.RAI TO RENT. -e -Lot 9; on the
teth coneessiou of neborne, containing 300
acres, 70 of which are cleared, well fenced, and in
a fast-el:tea state of cultivation. 15 acres of fall
wheat sewed, and. nearly all the fall plowing done
A plentiful supply of water dote to the house
'card. Apply on the erernises, or by letter to Win-
eholsoa V. U., to Itobert er John Creep. eartf.le
SA.L111.--The subscriber offers
12 for sale, los 13, concession 5, Stephe.),
four miles and a kolf from Rioter; comprising
100 acres, 90 acres cleared. Good -log house
and frantre barn , splendid water, soil fit for
dairy or grain, also r splendid brick yard on
the premises, For further 'particulars apply
to limerano Toast», on the premises,or to Exit-
er, P 0 • • • '
FARAI von one
honored acres, more or less, lot
°ugh eon:Osborne, county of tiuron,
75aotes cleared,remaindor in hardwood
base, well fenced and good state of
IVat107.1, uuderdrained, good orchard, apical('
well of water, IMMO hart:155KM good cellar
un -
dor; log house and convenient to school and
etturch., 7 ebiles front Lucan, 5 from Gran ton, and
11from St. Marys, on a good gravel road; half
n an
elowd tile remainder in Ave or seven years'
time. For further particulars apply to JAIJOS
ULM'. ou the premises. Pu16-Of
ways. $850 —and the average to malesis
The report ef the S darks Ceinmile
tee was presented, recemmending that
no change be made in the official sal.
ne les.
Moved by 5P. McMillan, seconded
by Mr. Young, that the sum of $500
be greeted to the three Riding Agri -
$420.10, to females $230,77. There
aro 28 libraries in the di•triet, coe-
Wiring 1888 books. The condition
of the echools is classified as follows :
Receileet, 14 ; good. 25 ; middling.
82 ; inferior, 8; bad, 1. The oust per
head for education, with legielatire
(irritant] Societies, on cendition that grant, averaged 54.25k. The rep rt
they amalgamate and hold one County concluded with some lengttre gel era
show in the fall. Lost by a majority
of four.
On motion the sum of $11 was re
feuded Mr. S. Black, Reeve of Turn -
remarks, in the course of whieli it watt
mentioned that the year bad beee char-
acterized by great harmony between
the Inspector nod the Trustees. Ref-
berry, he hoeing paid that amount for crone was also made to the voting on
the necessary met -Heal certificates of the question of forming township
lunacy the ease of D. Gillies, in midi; boards of trustees,. the result of which
tion to that voted last December. lied been that only three actions had
Moved bv Mr. Clegg, secoirded by B. favored the change.
Wilson, that the usual greet of $200 Moved by Mr. Garrow, seconded by
be made to Blyth to assist in the °rec. Mr. Leckie, that the propriety of per -
tion of a look-np,-that the atm. be chasing a otltIther of Belden's proposed
pail an the engineer leporting thee the atlas of the County of Hearn, for tI'e
use of the various municipalities and
ter wilt not increase it grant of $100
the comity officials be referred to the to that emonet, the County Engieeer
Special Committee.—Carred. is ooly to spend all equelainonnt ; that
Beeort of tele. Dewar,Inepeotor of the Clerk commumeate with Bartlett
Public Schools, Was rea. 13 !poke of & ao., with reference to the cost and
a continued improvement in schools durability of iron kedges, and report
of that section, and remarked upon at June meeting ; that the approaches
the diminishirig of the vexatious ex- to the Summerhill bridge over the
penes connected with . buildine new Maitland River be repaired; that the
schools. Last session Elie new eelmols Morrisbank bridge be repaired, as pea -
were pat up in the rural districts, aid tloned for ; that the -boundary line bebe-
,,A, brink buildings on ap- tween McKillop and Logan, at lst con -
erasion be repaired 1113 requested, pro-
vided Perth will bear oneehalf the ex-
penses that the matter of the Wing.
limn bridge bo left over till Juno, as
tee •inferneition Ter:posting, it is 3101
complete, Mr. Wileon then to preseut
an outline neap of the village and
roads connected therewith ; that the
fonder of Win. Wise to build the Bay
field bridge for $3,180, being the low-
est of the sixteen ptesented, be accept-
ed, he furnishing Securities to satisfy
Mr. l3ay. •
lock-up is fit to be used.—Carried.
Moved by Mr. McMillan, seconded
by Mr, Young, that the sum of $100
be granted, each of the three Riding
Agrioultural Societiss,—Carried.
Moved by D. D. Wilsene seennded
by Mr. Slemmon, thnt this souneil do
serration the establishment 'of a High
Scnool in Seaforth, to be conducted
and established =lenience With the
stritutes.. Referred to Scheel Com-
mittee.
Moved by Mr. Leckie, seconded by proved pls were ing erected in
Wingham and Blytb. Tbe statistics
from ali the seotions were not cam:
plete, end the financial statement from
Tuckerstnit.h had not been received ;
but the finances of rho district, not in-
cluding the township noeetioned, were
summed up as follows :Receipts, $52,-
827.20 ; expenditure, $48,423.73.
The scheol popolation was estimated at
9,140. These figirres ere incomplete.
Referred to School:Committee.
Mnved by Mr. 0 idlev, seconded by
llfr. Garrow. that 'A.. Worthington, M.
D., bo reappointed High 8011001 Trate
tee for Clinton; and A. S.- Fieher, to
be appeiuted 1,1 room of et. Callender,
deoceseeti.e-Carried.
•Two resolutions askeig for road re.
means of keeping the unanoiel 003341111 pairs Were referred 60 the Road and
tion of the schools conveniently I Bridge. Committee, and council 1341'
Mr. Castle., that this amnia tender its
symeathiee to the widow of our late
colleague, Roheet °Allender, Esq., of
Clinton, who, we regret to hear, tuts
died a premature death throtegh injur-
iee received while 'on duty endeavoring
to save the property Olds fellow citi-
zens, and that- the Clerk send the widow
and friends of the deerseed a copy of
this resolutiton.—Carried.
Friday, Jan. 25.
Mr. J. R. P. B., presented
his annual report of the schools of
South Huron, which was .referred to
the 8011001 • Committee. The report
was very. full, covering eighteen pages
of foolsoreap. Ideitely all the debte in
the -sections were wiped onfs, end the
correctly eeeorded:were greatly faeilita- • . • e
led, The iota.' reoeipte from all sows- Io the afternoen the geol. end Oct0,
•
ber of the Tainmauy liuur, New York,
whose exploits 111 Monti eehreeently led
to his arrest, was an honored" 'guest et
the clubs at Teronto, and at a nu knbf-r
of houses of the leading -men, some tie
or s•x, weeks ago. He 'was noted for hie
brilliant flow `of smalltalk, nd was in.
re: supplementary report of the great demand as an acquisition to t1ui.
Z3chnol Committee was presented, rec. druner-table. Itis re3Ord.•shoWe IlIlo
ommending, with reference to Mr, to be one of the cleverest deadbeirtra
Wilsoneemotion for the establishment He borrowed widens sems from persol
request) be not . granted. Mr. Wilson mate; bet it.
of a High School at 8 ea forth, that,3130 at Term) to eii8thimitownsii II); se lboe cc 61 1:y6 In, otliv
Moved an Ameurlment to the report to nineb money he carried .awrry -horn ..he
contrary eftect, but it was lost on a city, 118 his VjO1niS are extremely retie.
vote of 21 to 23, when the. ropirt Wag 00113 in the matter; bill, if report be true,
adopted. .
it must have lleete e consideruble sum,