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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-03-16, Page 5L 7-- . . . . . . - - ; � � - t ; � -4 1 I � . � i � I . .. �: � � � I 7 I . - � . � - t � ; z I I � : I -- � : - . .--,.-. - I I 7 � � . t : I � , � I I I � I I - . � I I - I � i . . I � - F. q i , , -- .. I � '. - - - - � Z, F� ., , . I -; - I , I I I " : I i � # . i . 1. I 1! r � 1� � � I � - 1 . f ; � I � - � 1 t I � 11 - . I . I F1 Pp �, I - I - - . I . � I . � I . . - ; . : � .- I I I . I . . i i � � - - - . . �- . � I - � . - - � . - I - I - I I -- - I - � - , - 11 - I I � 17 � I '- I , , . I I . . I . � ! I I � . : . - . . I � I . � AP - �� , - , - , v - � I � . I . �, � � . I . � - I I - - I - - - . , - - � 4 � � �-, � . � V11. � - I . : . I I I - I - I - I � I . � . - - , I I . . . 1i . . I � . . : C . . 1 , � � . , .. . - . . . 1 - . . - . . � .. . 11. � �. � I I � - , I ,P . I I . 1. I I . � - � . . � . I , I . �. . I I i I . � I I I � 7� - - . I � , � - I � ! I I I � I . ' I Ry I - i . I � I I I I I �- tj i - . . 1� I 9- - t.1 - I I . I - - HUR04 EXP.O. qO . � i - M - - � .- - I 1 4 � - � TH " -1 . - � - : f � r � A I . - I - , I - . � .. I . . � I 1 41 1 - � . - I I i - - . - . � - - . -1. I I - . . - . - - � . 1. I , . � . , I . - - - .� - 11 - - I . � I . I - � - . - . . - � � 41 . . � I- . I L I I * - . I . 14. by -the time hearrives On the-'soeno itio . . � I ; . � 1. . � - -� I- NIMW. ADVIERTISEMENTS would like -,to,. believe. It. is,not very ,-L. Ls Dal of;Oktswa, Ought to b's 00 1- .. I - .: - I -- * teathat the pieliminavi survey Of I I � suoonneig to those who hoixi- f6t ored a pubita boudiotor. The Proyin. 01pec. , � ' - I * ! . tkaw - k I � cial elections had no sooner begu oanal, for -which ho;'has I � lArThe, figure, betv"Ix the paren . . . to the line of the . � after � & Una, datiotes the page of the -parer on whiah electoral parity and good --government eary funds, � i " . I . � love froohn,ess as a topic of oonverealion advanced *the U6088 J1?1jiU be � I . ShOr admUnnie4t will be found. I i � . � that such should be the' ciasew but we than Anne successor appe4red oomnietede The latest project a I tap I T� - , - L � I . .. I . � an oppo � L ; Xev%a"dw- -craul. (4), � Imm � I . f.. X - g We ft4- in the shape of 61 Wiggins a t)qid 01 thWAUditerroassu 14 the i late I - _ -- suppose we raust take things a I , . / )) � : .-.. I I E48pinding Arrivids- I . Kidd. (r . ; ,. . . - I I 11 'which wa' -th -of Tosent, in - Tanio close. to - I- -.: Barb Wlre�-4ohuaon Bros. (5) them. � . , I . - . a to be a real curiosity In'! a vicinity i fro � ritior. if aft;r, the sur- - I - : way of storme,inastnuoh an it - wol, to the'Tripol . . z � ; � . L _ . . 'L I " Watahea-M X.Abounter. (5) � - , I I - 1. 1pleted, DeLgeseps still con- , I I blow, at the rate of x6methii like 2;000 0 16000 , - I . . * ' v T -- . I -mile I '1' ' , death si ore the onto] L I .-- Oak itall-3unazo & Duncan. (5) The Fast Huron Re.Couut. '' . rpriqo feasible, he i -will . a an hour, and was t� d al . Coughs-rLuinsden, &Wilson. (5) I it w . 12 8125,4esituction on every , as ask for'sgrsut . Seeds -K. - , " the unsuccessful ciand - � , 1, si of .tbb proposed and' I : . i Morrison. (5) Mr."IR&Y-21 Ids - . of now desert lay -ids in the I I - -in T routo I -- . I - : due to arrive � 0 b6tween I 11 vicinity' , am, - -- I " I Concert and �Aecture-(5) sh the'recent election in East Rurop and 12 .�Wolook Sunday forenoon fast, Organize &'company .to carry on the I - - OLUM AOZICS-�-Z. roll&ra. (D) applied to the County Judge for a ro-. � .1 work. Theses isto be fourteen times- . - I Lot for Sale I XPONTOn Office. (5) � - I but owing d9obbless to the . contractor . - . 17P (6) co, unt, of the banots. � Th'e I ad � nt?, . for' the suopiy, of wind having . do, the size of the L ' ske of ,Geneva, and it is i T hresher for Sale L -Irymple. " ge gra , L ,-Wm. Da --' hoped. that its influence will so modify Mortgage 884-9. G. McCaughey.- (5) ed the &�ppliostion, issued his order to faulted, or to some t ther equsJl,y good . I . P , cause, A - has not yet made its �Isp- the climate as to render'the surround - Executors! 2S otice--P. S. Carrolf. (5) the Returning Officer and fixed Tuesday pearance. Canada has been pretty ing country fertile, and So secure a laroe ' ' I I Notiee to: Go atractors-H. Love. (5) last as1tho. day upon which he would Trolifto of weather L cranks ,during the . income to Lthe shareholders. . Now Store— f. L.. Smith. (8)� 11 I New Goods , R. Jamieson. (8) 1 count the ballots- at Goderfoll. All last tvio or -three years, but ProNssor DESTRUCTION JiND RUIN. Only a few 11 . . I . Wiggins, L. L. D., seems to be entitled Spots .0f ground are vi-sible- between 1 The Right Plaoe-Campbell & Co, (8) .-parties interested were in attendiuce, . - i . -gas the champion a I to honor rank so Helena and Memphis. The beat farms ' Sugar-W-fig,674 & Toung. (8) but the Judge conic! not make the re. far. . � . � I � 1� . - - � are rained, and everything valuable is QroUp;SMedyRdv. H. Dierlamm. (8) - I - '�k , -the flood. - - , . count because the ballots were not IMPItOVZMEIqT dF THE XSPLAXADR , swept sw�y by I � Apprentices Wanted. -T. Ridd. (5) � forth -coming. The Returning Officer Active efforts are being made by the MxEJING OF MILLOW,�ERS.—A meeting � . . . I I - - � haanot been served with t,h . a neoess#xy citizens to improve the condition. -of of a bundred and fif tyi owners of lumber ' %N -v 10 - . I affairs in connection with the Hoplian- .mills i.n .the NorthWest w Ae— I notice, and had consequently made his , �go Saturday. The object of form - I sdo, and in particula'r to procure some Chiof � . i =111VIO-4 wtvrooltor# returns to the Clerk' of the Crown in better prote , I (7!; . ction' for the lives of ,the ing the Association, ',is the limiting of � T I . I production, fixing iat &o. i ---. I I Chancery as directed by law. , - many passengerq who1sve to cross he � 4ilk- . ' The I . ,railway tracks -"04 business or! pleasIre HEAvy SNow-F,&�L Ik JAVAN. — ' Mr. Rays says that the Returning d . - )rxn or thirty years, . I BRAFORTH, FRIDAY, March 16,1883 � uring the navl0iioii season. "As ibi igs heaviest -snow stc I Officer could not be found, that, iD. fact at present are, tlie2splanade, with its wAs experienced atVoto and vicinity I , � - be concealed himself so as to evade numerous lineslol railway runnin"Or)m on February 9th. T4.b milroad. traffic . � . . I d for sev I The East, Huron Reformers. service, and that consequently the end to end, is a Standing danger to I all, was.suspoude oial hourC ' . I .. A meeting, of the East Huron Reform notice had to beleft at his . reoidenm- 'those who have o asion to go near lit, average depth is three -&t. � . * A i and accidents to �i`fle and limb' are clon- IX=NSZ GATHERING. -More than. SO,. , . . .. Association will be held at,the Central It� is evident, -however, that Mr. Armll tinually occurring. Petition -a signe&bv 000 Visitors gathered at Atlanta, Geor- . .. Rote!, BrusselA�, on Wednesday next, strong never . received the notice eilse I about 6,000 ratepayers have' been .� � . � . � . I I . ,qre; , gi�, on Monday to witness the obae- the 21st inat', at one o'cloak p.m., when ho would not have ' sented to the city council, desiring. 1�& qUies of the late Governor -Stephens. . , . dared disregard it. important�business will oome b body to i��taiu from the Dominion Six ex-Governori acted as pall bearers, . efOr6 the As to the second part of the indictmen � . . t] Parliament legiglation'empowering the and the procession was 9, mile. and a *deration. We h:)Pe against him, of -course we ca t of , to do,al halt long. . - I Association for consi 11 give n appoiDtmen s, commission � . I I * � I to see a very large representation of the explination as we have Do knowledg' with this and. -other railway matOors TONED DowN.-It is reporbed that � ' withiu the limits of the city. T,kie Bug) and has largely I modified her in� L .- -- 1 Reformers present., The Reformers of of the facts and only give the 'state-� . I � �, Bast Hurdn did their duty nobly at the � ooun6ilhaspr'omptl*y acted tLpou The tentions reg�rding B,gypt. France is ! - I ment as Mr. Hays gave it to.us mud to � . , - dy to take part in any n6gOtia, � L � � prayer of the' petitions, and will endba- now rea � recent electi,an, but they should not rest .. others. . We May 8 tionE; re opened by. England. This is I - I . L ay, however, that We I- vortohavethe pecessE�ry bill pasi.ed - iiatisfiedyet. Thereismore stilltodo, k * the res e now of -no reasons W - � ult of the co6f rence between . I why Mr. Armstrong this Session. T4e railyvay companies . � And every9neL Who possibly eaa should should enAl6avor 'to evade service, as will certainly not move until forced 'to, Gladstone and Grevy. . � otherwise there ould 191ag ere n w ELEVEN MEN BURNED. --7,A report � make it a point to be pro,ve.ut on. Wed.,- Mr.* Gibson's majority, even did be de -L . � - r . I . -from Deadwood, Dakota, that a � - have been bria es oreoted over he comes � ' t nesday next. . i lodginAbed at Brownville Wood Camp, � . Sire to favor bim,' is too, large for a tracks where cros ed by Streets, Or io�ue I . I ' . .in which a D ! . -- umber of men were - sleep- ,, — re-oount to change it into a minority, Similar plan of prptection adopted. I I i ' , i A Reform Banquet. and it is only fair and reasonable to L � WOMEN AND THE FRANCHISE. 1 . ing, caught fire and eleven - Men lost I The cause of wo I men's rights is per- their lives. Several more were Severely I - I - The Reformers of Clinton are making' Suppose that the re-cou'nt would operate I haps not making I -'the headway in our iDiar4d. . ; arrangements to holda- banqtfet in the against Mr. Hays as inuoh as against country which its advocates could de- ' THE MADAGASCAn ArrmR. -A des - 1 . I I town h9-11, at an early day, to celebrate ' ; 11r. Gibson.' We, will say,. however Sire, but the ladie,#, 4 Toronto, or ,at patch from Vienna sfqs : ' The com- � , I ' 1 the triumphant return of three Reform - h -Hays' otatemouts are cor.: any yate the. Toronto Women's Literary mander, of the French squadron -in I ers from the county to the LQoaJ Legis. t at if Mr. and Sooial Progress club, are detipr- Madagascar waters has been ' ordered to i lat-itre. It ia expected- that - all "t'he rect, and that Mr. Armstrong purposely . . ti'- ue blockade thd Shore, and to occupy . i . Mined that this:sh'all no longer con h: : t, f county membem will be present, and in evaded servic e, he did what was *ron g*, -to be the case if* � their efforts are of several ports on the island, but not t6 adihitiou, ona'or M . ore members of the anyava-il. The objects of this sooi4 i i I , y bend troops to the interior. � � and should be severely censured, 'if he . L Iffinistry. The affair will probably be are sufftQiently eXL�laiD'ed by its name, ' DUBLIN PRISONET,S.- -. - I couducW ou strict temperance princi- ,-can not be. punished for his conduct. . TRIAL oir THE . and it includes among its members Some The 'trial of ,the. prisoueislat Dublin L . 'r I I plea, &-ad the tickets 7plaeed at a reason. We have not hesitated to condemn of tb'e cleverestof the sex in Toronto. charged with murder and conspiracy I able figure. ] .- . . ' � trickery of this character 'When praotis - i Last week it held �u open meeting -in will take place next month. The accus. . . � � The above is from; the Clinton New ed by'our opponents, and we have. hol the City Hall to give publicity to its - ed are held on three cou,nts,.viz., the � Era- of last week. � The idea is a good apologies to offer if indulged in by our I demand,that the: franchise should be Pbconix park mur�lers, attetapt to mur. ' thrown open to Women.' possessing the d e , r the juror Field, and conspiracy. . one, and we have no doubt but the friends. But; before condemning Mr. , � -tion. . '� I � � necessary property The FUN113HLNG DisnoNESTY.-Thos. Maher, � � . . qualifica 1 demonstration, if gotten up, will be a Armstrong he should be bearil in his ,meeting was al�tepdpd by the Mayor Jr., Isaac L. Street and Joseph Myers, wl � I - - � . 2 ' , I Magnificent success. Gatherings of this=, own defense. These charges are made and other prominent citizens, as -convioted,of making fraudulent returns I . i Well as by a large nuniber as election officers atPbiladelpbia, were ' kind have a beneficial effect, both from � openly against him by Mr�- Hays and - . ' each sentenced to- three monthWimpria- ) � of the ladies 1 themselves. i A � a party and social point Of view, and as his friends, and hi justice to himself *as resolution in . favoF I of extending Ae onment, fine&,6100 and disfranchised ! . - I I ' Clinton gave a larger Reform majority well as in fairness to Mr.- Gibson, he franchise to womeip was carried unain'i- Jour years. . i I I i mously. It was n9ticed that the b�st -. � I I at the last election t4an smy other town should not lose a day in Setting himself .- . . " I . speeches of the ev9ning were made by I or village in the [county, it is justly right before the public. We withhold : ; � - � . I &dies. , ! I � Huron Notes. . . . . I t ! . I entitled to, the distinction of havin further comments on the subject until I The Tarnberry. AgricultVal ,Society I 9 . . THE WINTEA'S' AMUSEMENTS. . ' '[within its borders a demonstratign of we hear what the Returning Officer has The musical seas;on has So far been will hold their spring show at Wingham. P I I r � � � unusually attractive-, In the earli I a on Wednesday, April 18. I � this kind, and we are certain that our to say for, himself. Hitherto he has I r . ! - - I- . ' - ' part of it we had �L'fine presentation of -The total aver�ge. attendance of ! Clinton friends will, receive the 4ordial never been backward in defending him - J � t . the"Redemption,"by the Philharmonic pupils at the,Wingham public school I i . and hearty support! sind sympathy of self when his corns were, trodden upon, Society; tb'en we bad Mr. DamroBcl�'s is 374, there 'being 196 boys and 178 ! . . - I � 1 the Reformers I of every section of the and we hope he won't be this. time - 3oncert ; then 11IOtianthe," Gilber & girls.�. t . , - � i � county. Btkt,, it is the first clause of the either. I . . � Sullivan's new:opera,tbe famed Alb 1, -The call ��Xtended by Cavan Pres. . i -an rah, Exeter, to Rev. Mr. � and last of all the'peerless Nilsson. Th byteri cbni� ' I 1 last sentence in the quotation that -we ' ANOTHER good Tory, has gone to rest, Pavilion of the Horticultural Garde 18, Martin, of Norwich, has been acbepted I . "wish mor4 particularly, to direct atten- the largest hall in the city,. was crowd�d by that gentleman. 11 I � Mr. D.'Ford Joneg, ex -M. P. for South -Mr. , tion bo,,. We hope the affair, if prooeqded I to suffocation at 04 and - 65 a seat O Peter McDonald b as pureb ased I with, - w41 be gotten u . P and conducted Leeds, has been appointed to, the . seat.� hear the Swedish' 0'1*13ger. In- dran,a - lot 8, on the 8th eoncession-of Grey, . . . in the Senate rendered vacant by. the' we have bad Salviqi and Joe Murph3 ; from Mr. Alexander Forsyth, of Morris, � on strictly temperance principles. There death of the late Senator H Mrs. Langtry. is to appear at -the Gria d for the sun! of 03,800. i � s, . no reWn why it Should not be, and ' ' . amilton, of. this week, and Mod'jeska is announe'd -The farm, belonging to the late � Hingston. Mr. Jones, it is said, is in -. -coming ere long. The Site . of 2 James Southcombe, in Hullett,pub up we are 10sti0fi0d it can be made much fe as the , * . . raore enjoyable and successful in this eble health, and is consequently in- new theatre, which is ta take tho place at auction on Wednesday, was not sold. . . capacitated for other business or public of the burned down'royal, has not y�t All the stock went at good prices. I way than in the aher. One of the been decided upon. It ip said that'sorne -Mr. John Garvey, of Chicago, has ; � position, so that the8enate is just tb�e . - I 1 .66 sold his farm, situated about a mile � 1 principal objections to public b spot up Yon -strept will probably place for him -a life sit, with good pay � go . - * selected. Toronto has thia'season ex. north 6f Kintail, '111 the 1ownship of I I is t4e. arinking and'! carousing = And nothing to db.- Ashfield, to Mr. John McKenlde fpr* indulged i1i in canne I ction with 'them. � . perienced the delights of a genuine o14 - I - � 'fashioned Wintor.� Sleigh riding, ska . t- $4,000. � . 1a this way so much harm usually -OUR TORONTO LETTRR. ing, tobog-aning,'sl'ow shoeing kud. iop. - -Mr. Wm. Fluker of Wa,vvanosh, . I b . . . results from them, that it has bepome a boating have been indulged in toa f�r recently Bold to Mr. James Johnston, a . . . . serious ,question .7ith many if they rr (From Our'Own Corrmpondent.) greater extent than usual, and thou4rh fine two year old colt aired by Anthony .&ORONTO, Maxch 13tb, 1883. -The the price 6f coal will make the ret * urn of Allen's Waxwork, for the round sum of - ' Sh9uld not be, discountenaneed alto- - , -� . e - s, e $210. � . elections a;re over, and the excitement Spring welcome to many, th re r i I gother.. There � is one thing -1 -Mr. John Mason, Reey'e of Hallett, I c. rtai:n, that ran fierce and hic - beaux and belles who. will look back on I - I how -ever, that if such d( ;rations Mh until the event.; ' the winter -months that have passed is importing two more heavy draught - � Itil 27tb, is no once stallions from So , cannot be Successfully conducted wj.,th. � w gradually, simmering with regrathil pleasure. The pres ptland. They are ex, i I I down, and things are once more assuin- .of Lent has put a temporary check upon Pected to be thebest of the many good ' i . I . fout the use of silooholio stimal&nts,they ' balls and dancing paitiesi but the cessa- ones he has brought .over. . a � ing their normal condition. The general . ' tinued, and som ol othe . ishould be discon r - tio'n of these fe8iivities is more ap'parept -Mr. Fred. Tebbutt, of Goderich i ' .� feeling is that the Mowat Government . , than real. A good deal of dancing 'is i1neans of encouraging 800i'ality and . - Tow'nsbip, weighed a oouplq of grade I I tultivating bospit&hty dev�ised. On considering the forces that were bronAht dote on the quiet by those who profess . calvo8 a few days since that were only a, - 11 ; � to bear against them, have I � to regard Lent as a season for fasting day old, and they .turned the' Scale at ,these Occasions many are led and actu. - � . and mortification. A. feature of Toronto 102 and Ill pounds respectively. -- . f ally encouraged to indulge to excess I . GAINED A SUBSTANTIAL VICTOR'r, society which has &risen within the laf,t ' -Mr. William Campbell, hag been i 4ho would not have done so 41ad the, and the -majority, though not large, will two or three years,�ia the number �'f appointed town Clerk of God6riA at . 0 . . 1: . 1, ; , I temptation Iot ,been put so prominently be found sufficient for ,all necessary pur. social "olubs" which exist. The obje6t a salary of 0500 per annurn and Mr. . . I I I I I 'of these clubs is recreation, principall Peter Adamson town treasurer at a ' 1. " befoxathem, and the exam le to the poses. That is to say', if the majority k. I � . . Lp Efdt salary of 6200 per antlum. I . . of course, in the forra of d&UCiDg, added i I young is'demoralizing in the extreme.. remain at the p L resent figaTe, but there- to which in some cases is a modicum of -Sorne days ago as Mr. George Rut. I � . - � � . I It is fit and pr : can be no doubt that a s'otematic effort improvement.. They)Lave become very ledge of West Wawanosh was ha I . 9per that the young men . I . y -uling ! I I of: I is on foot to wrestt. if possible, by re- popular, and in a. large area of society railB from the bush, his horse a fine one I our country should take .an interest L t , counts and protests. and other means they have to a great extent usurped the worth fully 8150, dropped dead. The ! I ; iana apart inthese public ddmoDstra. both fair and foul, suffloient seats from place formerly held by the ' evening loa'd was 6ut a light one, and there was i lltioIis, but it is not right that whon they the Government to make tbaik position party. Instead of 'an entertainment nothing to show the cause of death. . I . . . � a precarious one, if not to'place them in being given .by' the head of a famil' -Mr. Mathew Levy, who for some f. i do, they should have not merely a per. . . . - i : 71 I . a minority. Desperate efforts, for in- - the club to which his SODS or* daughters tirne past has been .residing on Mr. !n1cious example, Set them by,,those f I - stance, are being, and have been made belong, holds a I'meeting" at his house, Polley's'farm on the Huroii Road, near . i whom they should look. up to and during the past two weeks,tocarry which differBin,nothing from th, - Goderich, died on Sunday, &Iterabrief I . � olicw�� ,and Muskoka for t h a4et to e . Tespeot,bdt actually be a -the Conservative party. dinary evening party, except . illness of thre'e days, from an abtack of . I i .. I : I si 0 . . . The election -in that constituend invitations- are issued and the 'muse congestion of the lungs. ; lurged by those parties to. 1, fill up their ,y comes I , off to-da.y, but owing to its. largo extent pro,gided by the club. Whatever its aa-` -Mr. Robert Me6d of West Wawa. . !I glasses and drink them to the dregs. ' � I and the sparseness of its settlement, � I vantages ot disad,vAntages, the syste�a nosh has just sold to Mr. Fisher. of ! It is high iime Cost this time-honored the returns will not be- i � arl . � I quickly forward. iB'certainly not Wanting in popularity. � Colborne, two fine ye - iDg colts entire, � - . I but no, les�a barbarous c astom was aban. ed, i*ad the result may not be',known � G.1 for the handsome figure of $400. ODe- * I - money .. . 1� of the animals is from oldDrayman, and i '�' for a day or two yet. Men ar.4 - donea, ana we Should be proud toknow � . . I have been poured into the riding from News of the'Week. the other from Lord Derby. . � � that the Reformereof Huron bad taken &11:quarters, an& all- possible I means,, . . -Itis stated that Rev. W. Hender- . I Ithe initiative, and we hope they will some doubtful, and others not- at all - IMME'Nall INIFLUx.�Nearly two thous- . . I . I doubtful, have been resorted t and immigrants lauded in New York son, Incumbent of Trinity church, . ,prove; to the world that a public ban. o in the. - . I I . Blyth, will, in all 'probability, leave that Iquet can he made enjoyable - and. sue. hope,of carrying it. Lying6irculars. Saturday. charge in the course of abou*tthree , ' I have been sown broadcast, inti ; � TERRiBLEFLOODs.-Hea7y floods have cessful without being injurious or offen- ' mida-tion rendered two hundred and,fort . y persons weeks. The rev. gentleman purposes . . - - ,has been practised by Ahe agents of the i going to Forest. I .. ' sive to anyk I Dominion Government, and: I homeless in the Bombay Presidency. '. � I I arrangre- . - . . . � -On Friday afternoon just as the I i I ments, it is Said, have been made 'eto DEmisz OF THE PRINcE GORTSCHAX01riP. 3:50 -train was leaving Clinton station,a - bring large numbers of navvies working -Prince Gortschakoff, ex. Chancellor oi lady caught the railing of one of e THA election in Maakokm tG* place I th I I i I on the Canada Pacifici Radlway Ju the Russia, died at - Baid'en Baden, Satur- cars. and attempted' to get on. She - on- Tuesday last, and: from. the partial Nipissing District into Muskoka t -o cast day. Fle;was born in 1798. ' missed h4 footing and was- dragged � returns- whiob� have been receiv6d we illegal ballots for the Conservative 'Can- PROTEqTION PROWSED.-The British' Some distance before She Was relieved I I I . are afraid that the Conservative c"di- didate. But the favorite dodge is that � Government hap dejoided to interf6re in from her dangerous pol3ition. � I � I . I I practised by a number of the Transvaal to . protect theriatives -Mr. D. Erwin, of the'Central. Hotel, I � " I ! c1a,te haa been returned. ' Should ,this buyers," who. have all at ouc� -Cattle. ' I I ; ! . -1, I I- i . appeared against the oppression of the Boers. Blyth, has disposed of his hotel business : i e n . prove to: be the - case it but illuStrate on the Scene by th do , and who are MU-NIFICENT GiFT.-A. E. XejA, of in that village to Mr. Johnston, who ' I I ze . I � the -dxtrema fiekloness of human nat 1Y Prepared to discuss questions Sani Francisco, has given Yale ,colleg46 hails from the vicinity of Toronto. , I , ,ure. ful . F At'tbo lost election in that constituency political with the most potent of argu. 560,000, which- will be used -in erecting The price paid was $4,000. The new 1 : I � . � Maas. -Muskoka gave a JRef6r - a chemical laboratofy. . . I � � � I In Ma- ,proprietor took -possession onthelfth 1 . I ; a 'few months &go,, Mr. Bettes, the Jority at the by-election in October last Myszi-r.-It is a6Ud there axe at pres. inat. . I .. . - . � . 1 R dib"r m carichidate) was elected by, a of something like 450, and it liat alone ,ent in, Paris sixty osad � persons out '.-Mr. Thomas McCreight, of Turn. , . I � �Zaxlority of 460 over his present opppn. would undoubtediv return a Liberal .of emplo ment, and itait thi's was one berry, who is now 101 years of 'age, and 4 1 � Oy . � - . - majority jib pembOr &gain. it is notlikely that th . Thiht so, large 6, 0 - � I e of 4hd principal causes of -the rebenC -the. oldest man in the County of Huron, i I I - . . � - Conservative wiles Will prove successsul. 'riotg. ' . � tallied one for Mr. Johnston- at the i , . 00 short SL time, be turned into a but one thing is plain, that party are FORMING AN, INLAND BEA. - The Lower Wingharn polling stati on . I 1, , �,, would- seem. to indicate that making'a dead Bet on the district, 0 � - hoa -bw A,M Nigger in the fence L ' - WIGGINS' GREAT BLOW.. 1, scheme of M. DeLesseps for-* establish- . election day. Mr. Baird, a man _; his ,J . . 11 . . I . , ing an iqland Afrioan -Sea, in the Aesert! own ilk, had the pleasure of taking him , I '4&t the hints thrown - Any person who supplids ,Ube public JT Sahara, by cutting a canal from the! to the poll. ' - . 'I T - ewh -4� -, and t, - � I with somoth I in' . L . 9 to talk about confers Mediterranean, is m*ng substantial ' -'Mr.'Verity, the agricultural imple. ! On by oir T pou it a real boon, and if for no - other progress. DeLeBs�ps is,to depart ' from Mont manufacturer of Exeter, ii doing I I t W�Pto� corresPOndent laze ,O� I . Uearer the trith'-than 1011118 Pea�P�e reawii th tbul " Professor 11, Wiggins krance for Africa on the 19th inst., - I -an extensive trade I with Manitoba. He 1i . I , I and I . ,� . � � I j � . . .: 7 - I I . I � t .- - ; . I . .. . 0 � W 1, : I . I ien� , zou 1 'tu,or" , MI M I � t - ; . I . ,I , - i I I t .; i . ; w . . I � I t � . � � I : . i L I . : I � I c, . � i i . � I I i �: I . - I 11 I . . 9 I . L I . . � � ; . ! I . 0 1 . I . 7- I . - i i I ! i 1 t i r . - I ; i - i . i- i . I . . � � I - - - - � - �� ' L� - - I - . � - , I L - - �i " , -.---. - � - - �!- . - - , 1 - - � - i . . - I � � - - ! ..� 1. -. L � ...... � . I - . - � . . I I I 1�1 '� r� t - � , I I I , i I I t . . MARCH 16. 18880 I I � . , I - --� I I I - I . I I . town, but I ,. ment this year is $4,000,000, md with a I . - XecoAtly set h 66 pl4wo -and 12 land about four - Miles, from I hth Migal vffl - , - . � - . at 4nd he b -46v Gnat 0OU141 Uyihing at it afti Christ, rate of three and one Sig , rollers to 15r indo' as 1,16-49 6 - - - - . oj!1-,vhou1A we qui Oeo tress half , realize a sum cousiderably in exam of . _ 14 diber. large irders from othir parts of mas' - . way up &jr,trujb. Us snow lay in the roposed - urnat expenditure. the'sorth*0 t, whictilhe -19 prepariug� ,v , � I - " '. hiw now got a papper. I - I . I eboliew.plow Wghon to the end of ' . it In . - i I - . - - to fill. . A, L V -"a ibe'sumtasr . lwhiOh followed .j., R". 61'eader, and is eatted ,wd . ; . -A (leer � is can i in Brown"s mill M 6.1 t I - ,"d 110t. I tell you, boys, that publinbed by Niaholis Flood Davin. It . . 7 , . 7 rd,-P*0t WSWAG�10 OR Monday of was, -1 I - . �sui&itsaid to bis 4 L he * in,t. �L U V, Was a wint6r to ra sboat.'�-and * the is a 28 0olumn sheet#-, i Malt *A*',k- It wits seen I t b . � v10 -9. ! Slid- sev'er4l d y, looked "L if 'the one We okra now neatly printed and well edited. Fz"x I L d it, bringing it old bo: � n whence -At will derive its subsistence of I i I -i - 0"" purs o I , I - I to bay in the mill y r where it was. experiencing didn't &mount t6 much i . i I I Z -1 ' L course time inust unfold. , ., 4 caught by J. . Co:��, It died shortly . ,,00mppMson. , I I . mpog An.. -1, . - � afterw � ai#s frDM the offso't of wounds - —;;�- . . -A despatch from Win i I L . . I nounces that election petitions hove 1 received from the dogs. Perth items. been filed against Messrs I aide in L -, Martin, Ten- i —only fi,v e,4 families now re . � - Two children ih the family of Mr. nant, Bell, Sutherland, Burnham,, : Blyth that w 3re there'twenty years ago. Wra. Buckingham, Stratford 0 L died- on Goulet and 37ackson, recently elected -to L L 'The - old rek identers .are D. Ii. MoRin. the Sth inst, of scarlet fever. 1. the i Local Legislature. !P - This lookc ;. I - I non, merchant; R. W. Hitchell, harness I : _The Presbyterians of Millbank, ae ghter of the inuo. I maker; John Diumnicind, ,shoemaker;. I I t to present a unanimous call to cents. * , - * , . Hugh We'Quarrie, blackemith; and 9 on' - John Sherrit, shoemaker. Twenty � .nov, A. H. Rippeu, of Dorchester. -A Portage paper remarks : The years ago lyth had a population of' -Mr. Muir from - Haza4t,on has for rear end of winter is very much like the . , I . 4 , some. time been holding - -revival meet' rear end of a mule. it d000n't do for a i I about'360. � . � at Shake- i _W/bils 11f. S. Madge, of. the 6th ings in the Temperance Haill man to -put much confidence in either; - � I . Ilymouthism. for. just when they appear the mildest 44.1 - - -ooncessfon of Usborne, was workl'ngj� speare,, in the interests of IE . . . . 4 -Mr.- H. McKay, of Kirkton, sold his, and the least likely to be uyiplessaut, a � L with a straw, cutter on Saturday of last � I � fine broo.d mare to Mr. S. Nethercott, of sudden freak of nature will fire them T I : week, he In 6 with rather a painf al I . i Fullartoni, for the handsome sum of with animation, aud-4nd-snd- well, I accident. It appears he was in the set � - . �, � of shoving some straw into the machine I #230. hang it, -no man likes that. - ' ' %kespeare,hao -The Portage Is Prairie butchers re - when -his hand slipped, and the first i 19r.ratrick'Writt,of Shi � taken out an improved pateni On Pitt's port that beef Is-b000diing scarce in the - and . second, fingers coming in contact, horse power- offered A country owing to the large quantity of '! . He has been I with the knife, were cut completely off. . I - ' large sum for the right, but refused it. live stock that- wa'sdriven out last .sea- . i .�,The second son of Mr. Samuel! � -A funeral left the neighborhood of son, and the farmers not making pro- . I L� I Bnrke, of Porter's Hill in the township' Moukton for Mitchell. 'on -Wednesday vision for this season's trade. the . I -. of Colborne, met. with a very, painful 1 . eek, and got as far as Mr. Robert scarcity Of beef, however, has not yet , -11 Accident one ay last week. While re-: last W Jones', when the teams were obliged to-, affected the price,but higher qaotabi ions i �- - 4' turning from Goderich on a load of salt, 1 . . sto � � the sleigh 't pset, one of the barrels ,p on account of the snow drifts, and may be looked for as soon aii the weather L', falling on bd 3 ankle and spraining it the coffin had to be carried t<.). towp. prevents importation of dead meats.. I - I badly. The little fellow is doing as Well, Fortunately for the pall bearers it was -Moospjaw is becoming quite an im- : as can be exp acted. only the body of a child they had .to portant point on the Canada Pacific, e I . � I and bids fair to out -rival Aegina. The I -Mr. TILOM&S Walsh, Goderich carry- I - L The gross revenue from the sale of railway 1 0 'pany have completed their � To Winship, re ,,en tly sold a team of three c m year old. colts in harness, to Mr.Shipley- stimpw and postal cards at the Mitchell coal shed, which is a, mammoth strac. . - ost office for the year ending 30th June ture 22 fee't wide by 500 feet long, - and � for tfiesumof$45O.' Mr -.Jas. Stevens, P - . 4 � : last, Was $13,202.80; from Fallartou, 12 feet high. The round house is in - . : of the Base L ne,- last week bought a.. al L ! 81k.03;'Dublin, $489.36; Cromarty, course .Of constrnetion, also Rover I ! I span of younE horses from Mr. . Camp- 5240.15; Staff&,, $124.76 ; Bornholm; other railway buildings. Some very IL i bell, of Stanley, paying therefor: -the I . #125.72: Monkton, $243.40; St. Marys, handsome buildings have been erected i suni of 3450. --Mr. Harry Mason, of the � 1 84,051.69 ; Russeldsle, 647.23; Kirkton, and . ,roc�upied by thoroughgoing business � same line lat ly bought a young team --i L 0284.61, and Carlingford, $93.L17. mea. - . . � I near Wiugbain-, at $350. . � ! . . .:�- i -A young man named McCurry, who I I � -Over onE hundred persons assem- . I I . W bled on the river at Wingham. on Tues. had been in the -employ of Messrs. MCKMOP. �1- dayof last week to witness the horse Kidd & Son, Dublin, decided to..leafe GOOD CoLT.—Mr. P. Ryan, of tbe � ' the place, au4,'- quietly appropriating A races, consisting of mile heats,.best two pair of new b�ots and a pair of giuits 13th concession of- McKillop, recently - i in three.. Iii the first trot there were, IL � * Sold a year and a half old entire colt to I five entries, �the following . being the belonging to his employers. started for Messrs. Brooks & Col quhoun, of - Hib- - ! the station. There he was overtaken ?30lt Wag L 4 1 winners: 1). Ross lat, $30; G. Harris bert for $240. This Sired by . I 2nd, $15; W. arnes 3rd, �S. At thd and made to' fork -out his board bill and ; d,sMa . Scotland Yet, and is a magnificent . 1-1. ' ntle himself of his -appropriations. . . � � conclusion of tbis race a consolation . I animal as the price will indicate. 4 1 -At the Division Court held in . . - was got up w th four entries, which rd- SCHOOL RzponT.--The followingshows -� I L Shakespeare lately, -a man. named � I i . & i -Mr. Wnc. -- Willard died at his Brown Aued another named Sim6nds the standing of the Lpapila of School - � � father's residence in WestWawanosh on for a matter involving about three dol- Section. No. 4, McKillop, for the . � the 22ad Februari, at the age of 24 lars.- Brown"obtained judgment,, upon .months of January and Fabruary: Fifth . I . . , years. Deceased for the last few years whioli Simonds applied- for a now trial elasg-lat James Hogg, 2ad Lizzie � . � � * acted as'mail carrier between Auburn Shannon, 3rd Alex. McIntosh. Fourth . i and got it, the case going against him I 1. and Fordyce. His paxents have the claw -1st John H4g, 2nd*Lills Shan- I I gympathy of the neighborhood in their for 57 cents, but not before something non, 3rd Jos�ph Hogg. Third class- I 1. likethirt dollarshaa been ex 'ded I I � sad bereavement, this being the Second - y Pon . - Ist Finley. McIntosh, 2nd Miiry- Mc- - I sontheybave consigued to the tpmb In lawyers, witnesses and court costs. Leod, 3rd Lydia Campbell. Senior � Juring the la year. L -Mr. James G. Jolly, of Monkton-, second class -lot Robert McGregor,92nd " ! —Mr. J&MEBHowson, son of J. How- died in the Hospital, Toronto, on Mon- Robert Scott, 3rd Herbert' Lawrence. � day of last week, from the effects of an L Bon, of Clinton, recently bad, an un- , operation he underwent for, internal Junior Second-Ist Ernest'Lawrerioe, I pleasant experience during one of the ' 2nd Wm. Robinson, 3td Win. Hogg. . 0 : * famous * blizz rds of the North-west. � tumor. The remains were brought First part 'second -lot ,Tames Grieve, I Leaving his� farm out on. the the prairie � home for burial on Wednesday.. De- 2nd Jennie Grieve, 3rd Robert .Afal-n- I I rst prize, : ce tosh. . I 3ulted in W. Barnes taking f1' ased was a highly respected man, and . rbos. Bell second and Robt. King third. r his loss is much lamented. He had no Sr,HooL REPORT. -The following ro- 1- . family, and we believe his wife is-,com- * I Barnes and mng then trott9d one heat , fortably provided for. port based on proficiency, punctuality - � I I )n a bet of t 10 which was wpn by and e0od. conduct, Shows the correct I i �- .L -A few clays ago Mr. John Love, of - "A ! Barnes. - . di of the pupils in the Roxboro r- I -A ]ad n&nLed Smith, who w' Elms, had one of his hands terribly �tan ing . i. I as visit- I iko � r .1 School for the month of February-,- I w �ng at the house of Mr. Coultice, near lacerated by being caught in the rollers, I A ! .-; Fifth class-. Ist, J. Hagill ; 2ad, G. . I � ElimV1;lleJnthetownBhip of Usborne,' of it grain. crusher. Two of the fingerS Brown. Junior fifth class=lst, J706. 1 i L ! met with an accident under somewhat were torn completely off, and the first Scott; 2nd, Jas. Scott; 3rd, 11aggIe T I . L I mouliar circumstances. It appears joint of another. -The wounded hand Hays ; 4th, , Addie -Dorrance. ' Fourth . - J is doing as well as cou.14 be expected. � I I J . 4 'hat while he was passing a straw Stack, - - vere class-Ist, A. Sparling; 2nd, Sarah -1 . 'I Lie was Suddenly met by a cow, and be- A very se accident happened to Dorrance ; 3rd, G. Dickson; 4th,Blauche . i rore be could ove out of the way, was a young man named- . Win, Anderson :. i I ni M e or tbird class -Ist, T. . - 1 ' belonging to Poole. He was'engaged- i 1C.11re'. S * . itruck ift, the face with the animal's , Dodds; 2nd, V. Grieve; 3rd, J. 6. -- i .il [Iorn, which entered his mouth, cutting � hauling.square timber, and when turn- " -1 ;k � I I , Walker; 4th, Rebecca Story. Junior . i deep gash in his cbeek. '? ing in to the gate, the sleigh pit third class - lot, Mary J. MuClure and - I I ' -The God grich Star of last week i one side, throwing Mr. Anderson off-, J Dorrance; 2nd, F. Barrett; 3rd, W. 1. I � . th 'and jammiBg hfta between the timber . I I - I mys : ' We understand that by the den I McClure; 4th, A. S. Brown. Second - I . )f a irelative in E ugland, Ven. Arch- � and gate post.- He is progressing favor- class-lst, C. Dodds; 2nd, J. N,ollayi - ' # i leacon h1wood has fallen heir to a. very � ably, although it will be some time a- - . � 3rd, R. McMichael -, Ath, a, Dick - . I , before he will be able to work. Bola. I ! , arge fortuno. The amount is un- . Senior. fi,rat class-Ist. G. McClure ; 2nd, . . �.ertain but the figures reach far --M. W. Steele and Fepa Gatske, 6f ' � ' ip in the thou�ands. There are none ' Topping, have j I not brought over -B. Dorrance; 3rd, R. Aitchsson. A. aere butWill oi`n3erely congratulate the , 0, fine Percheron, Norman stallion, . written examination took place in th,3 - � L . 1 7 i ' � - gen leman, who � costing $2,000, from the well school at the end of the manth result- - I . .everend se best yearg V � I I iave been Spent in the most arduous , knbwn establiahment Of M. W. ing as follows:-SeDior fifth ol"s-- E . . I " I � ,abor of the pioneer ministry. 1 Dunham, of Wayne, Illinois, the largest marks obtainable 510; G. Brown 4IL8; . ,�: - I J. Hugill 346. Junior fifth class- . I . -A.corresp )n dent of the Blyth- Re. 1 importing and breeding establishment of arks obtainable 510. --Jos. 'Scott 271 L; I � view gives the following bit of gossip: 1 its kind in the world. He, was import- .m -1 i - � I Jas. Scott 258 ; Maggie Hays 253 ; Addie : I I am credibly informed that Mri F. w. ed from France last year. � � I � i . Mr. James Clarke. has sold the Dorranae,� 234. Fourth clase-marks � 11 Fohnaton, who -lately strove f6r par- : . - � . . . National Hotel, St' Marys, to obtainablie 540.-A. Sparling 292; Bel I I lamentary ho �Ors in West'Huron is en- ! _Mr. Din- Dickson 286 ; - R. N� Haya L . I �.. . I ,,a , y, of Courtwright, for;the nice 1 267; Willons - V : $edtobe wedded to, a daughterof ne L ittle � �. ! iis opponent Col. A.M. Ross, . This ,slim of 815,000. After disposing of the 1 McClure 234; Sar�h Dorrance 231; � r U, i � I Blanche McClure -228; G. D"ekson 216 f, I I 'hqtel Mr. Clairke bought the, family ,; V S to a certain xtent proven frord the ' z � I W. Black 181; J. Rankin 60. Senior � i . . nanner in W ich the aforementioned � residezI6 of Dr. Harrison, for which he I -'_1 I !'paid $3,250. third class-maxks obtainable 37(),--J. J , � ; ten tlemen cou ducted the fight, as.they : ,� )oth fought sty of meeting on the pub. . -Wearesorryto learn that while : G. Walker 286; T. Dodds 282; S. Dor. 1 7 rauce 273; Rebecca Story 271; W. p i ' "Mi. John Bolton-, of St. Marys, was lie platform d:iring the battle. I . I ; 4 1 !or Regiqa, he was caught in the blind. - driving over the railway' crossing east Grieve 261; J-. Aitcheson 245; J. Hays . I . . ., � 245 ; W. W. Aitcheson 21T ' t� ng storm, an� 'fearing unless he'reach- I! of that town, a few day's ago,tlie runner ;; Adeline 3 � I . 7of his cutter caught in, the rail and u - Sparling 213; R. Dodds 211�-, J. L. . 3F :: A a place of r. belter be would lose hii f .p � de a. desperate offort to pns �set%ib, throwing Mr. Bolton violently on Brown 203 ;- Lizzie Neilans 129. Junlor� - - I ife, he ma' h � - I . 9 . 'I - usiderably � the ground, and inj airing the cap of his - . third class -marks obtainable 36o. -1 I )n, reaching c fatigued', an , I. i L ' ' Mary J. McClure 260; J.- Dorranoe 243; t : Lbandon9d Shanty. Here he found an Anee. -- I I )ld stove, and made prepar . ations to . - � F. Barrett 213; A. S. Brown .202; A. . .. L 1 L itart a fire, but found he had no : Mamitoba Notes. SPATling 151; Mary McMichael 149; i : . . W. -McClure 136�; Bell& McClure ; natches. As the Storm continued he had ' 133; A . I � The official Gazette contains an Tilly Story 54 :* P. Dodds 41, Second * , - io chance but to remain in the shanty i announcement, summoning the Local class -marks obtainable 300._LC. Dodds - .1 wd he spent the night tr3 ing to kee L p Legislature for -the despatch (if business 156 ; J. Brown 104 ; G. Dicks on 76; R. . I I . . ; Narm the best way he could When on April 19th. - McMichael 51; J. Reelans 88. A ntiza- . '. . i - norhling.,dawned and the storm ceased, -Prairie wolves are very numerous her of the pupils whose marks are low � - i ' . . . I ie was only a Short distance from the in the neighborhood 'of High Bluff this Were absent during partof exami,us,tio,up � - � iown. , . . .-I al ' ' I h year. They are unusually bold, and CouNciL DOINGS" -' -CoUheil yne�, st L , L . —LAst Spring Mr. John Dew, Of t 6 - are often Seen &bout the farm yards. McGonigle's Hotel, March 5th mem- . I . . . . ; es repcirt � ; � Ind conqessiou of -Usborne, sowed one � -The residents in the Vicinity of Oak hers all prese; nt. The audito' - - I i . I . � I luarter o� an acre with'amber sugar cane lake beyond Brandon, h 've resolved to being presented, it was ru I : � ieed, and from which he gathered e purchase a yacht at - - � the �,%Isk of $600 to Holland, Seconded by Wm. � iorgbum. to manufacture thirty -SIX ply on the lake -the coming summer. Archibald, lit - .� i � Yallons of syrd that the Auditors'Repprt DO,, p!rr,sent- -..! , �� . I I . 21 p, which, if sold at the � ----�On Saturday last the mail received ed being carefully exa.m; ad 4ad found i . *egular wholesale price. 75 cents per i at the Emerpon, post office was some- .. 11 yallon correct,,be received, -and the ,Otef L � n. I would net him 519.90, after * .M be �� L ; � ; tllowiug the parties who MaDUfactured .what large, there being 63 bags of MI ail instructed to get 100 copies Of the de. --- s ! 1 4 Imatter and three hundred and. fifty, tailed p bution- .. - L t 20 cents per gallon, . re ort printed for (listri i Of course the Iregistered letters, L � ieed purchased by Mr. Dew is not � Carried. The following -a : L Coonnta Were - i -The firBe public school has been ' be I I I ordered to paid : Audit -ors, I iaken into account, but it is not at all iopen each, $7 ; ! It 11 i . . . . ed at Regius, with a Miss Laidla* $80 to Solomon Shannon for services as I L, a . I - . . apenBive. Mr. Dew is- now thorouglily ias teacher. Temporary premises h4ve Treasurer; $2.25 to Thomas lUrk, " I 11 I *ouvinced th t amb'64r Bugar C&Uej& L been leased pending the erection of & charit ; $5 to Wm. 4 . gtowo ?rofitable and,purposes sowir-g half y ,rt for . -- �! &1I suitable schoolhouse. 11. I i - � .7 � . damages to Wagon and goods ; $20.28 1 tere this year. . - � ,. ., - -1i . ' A Winnipek despat�h 'daited the to Henry 'Hart for charity goods i, -A new cheese factory ih to be erect. l2th in8t., says.- ,-Wi - . . . I id on the. farm of Mr. Donald McLaugh. 6 ggins is clearly deliverea by - Alexander Iffurchie. . Ir :-A left' in his weather prophecy for this. Moved -1 ,- � � in in the t - by ' George Holland, see- . � -A- - owilship of Grey, %bout two . country, as regular spring weather,with * , on4ed by ��JeX]- Kerr, that this coun. - � lailes norfh of Brussels. Donald Mc- balmy breezes, has set in, And the snow dil i i Jangblin has been chosen President, is disappearing rapidly.3t I . ustract the Aesiesgor to require from . i .: 1 Lnd Daniel Stewart, Secretary of the each party who say they havo no d-og or . i . i- -ldinnedoss' has's very prospo t L I mus `dogs, bitch or bitches, in their I )OmPany. It is" the intention to have - literary society.' Weekly,zneetinj4 are � Sion, nor own nor barb ' posses- . . I T III I I s�a- or suoh a 'male I ihe factoryalutning early iu the sum- held and pro.vevery interesting. Care- to make dee tion or a-ffirma . Der. Alex. Forsyth and Jag. Ireland, fully Prepaxed programmes are render- � attach their names thereto, th tiou, suit - 1. e-,Glerk t � i . )f the 3rd concession of Morris, and ed every week tbl&rge audiences. There notify the (j hwi 00 j�. -- I � Assessor thereof t rt th,- � I E rohn Fokbes�, of the 8bh concession -'of is also a flourishing temperance society On motion the cier'k was instructed to - i- j7rreY, are the directors. The b&l with a large�membersbi p list. - � L I - '09=8. -There i " McClure, Lot 'took is 43,OOC made up of $20 sh write to ,Mrs. 1 : San I 31, con- . ,- - - I Ube factory will be a frame building , tity of damig unusually large qu&u- ,cession 5, to notify and require her -to �� - I I e(Igrain in the district of build a wire fence along th .1 --:- 6x 80 feet,*klia, drying room 28xsO Righ-Bluff. In Some instance's itis so -her property'on the e east side of i SideroaL � L eet. The btlilding is to b� completed wet that no grain buyer wi d ,wryi,inene. I � . . U take -it at, . iDg at the north end of -her �Oard fence, 4 �� . I at 8,11Y PriQe, while there are "vere-1 andoontin 1 : - I thousand bushels -that laust be solci land exten u Ug north as far aa her : � p do on- said giderosa The � i -What the Galt Re o'rter heard the considerably below the oUrrent 1,rices of I ! . I ither day: I t311 you what it is," said Found grain. - . ,. . . RRIne to be finished and built, �;' the ISk I � I -1 � L Of November next, and requlte au au- � -� . . �, 4 6n old settler in Dumfries the other -The Authorities of Br4zidon have swer statin - - - ; � lay, "this winter reminds me some. been endeavoring for some ti�ne to din. 9 what aOtiOu she intends to - I I � ��- - I bing oftbat (f 183-7. The snow fall pose 01 S150,060 worth take—Noved by Alex. Rerr, secondedL . : f I remeliber right, the 'IRS6 week i� Of City d6ben, by George Rolland -,&hat SLOJonjon Sh.&U. * .i � tures -. 7 -, ! )ctober, and we had- sleighing from : covered by this issue is t1ae - ordinary be r8-spipointed Treas'are ,' I , �. i - I r giving - i'-- I ity - JW - fwaounting 'to or ratio of St - curi - C&rri hen till the second 'week in April, !expenditure of l"tLyear satisfactory se eid. Scale . i - Cho snow' *046 too deep in the W&4 �v I i I �e h %, - , � � a ,bOat:j12,000_. The by-law auo covers Uutb Labor Ostahhahed by I - or work, thoug , I had a job- chop * i. ' - law iA this -township for the present " . PIP9 ImprovewlitS Oi L - Peryagnent chara(l, year 1], &cciordaUee With . 41 11 the bush on a clearing in, Waterloo ter to the. ; I 1� Oxteit 1!0490000. The assess. the Statute, is I - f0ll I - L � : . i I . " , Ows : At not more thsa 0300,tw,a . I I � i . .- a . ! L I . I , � i i I . i . � L. I r, I i : � 4 i I 10 - - " I - '. i I i . I . , - � :� * .% � L - ll L , � . � , I I - . - . . I � I i I f I I I � . . . I I I . I I - I . . . . f, I � , . I i I M � .1e, - i A. �, '-'-'--L- - .� 1-1 I .. -- - k. . - L . � - - - ----- - . - -1 --di" I �