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BY-LAW NO. 71 FOR 1886.
•CLINTON," HURON COUNTY ONT.; WEDNESDAY,: AUGUST 18, 1886.,
WHOLE O. 40
di By -Law to raise by way of loan
the MOIL (41. four thousandfive
hundred dollars for t,he purposes
here,incy'ter mentioned;
.XTUIIUAS TDB CLINTON MOIT Sc000L
VY Immo) has 1110413 11,1/1)liet1t1011 to the Alums
Opal ijounell,' of the town of Dilute)), in the
flutni0 of Huron, for the sum of Four Thousand
Five Ilundrsal dol kits for the purpoSe of enabling*
nolo Board to erect an . additiun ' to the 'High
School building; in said town, and to cm tip the
nam1115
e FO to citable , the saki Sonrd to anPlY
under 48, Vle., eh If). (20 Dint), to have the said
. Digit fiehoul constituted 11. Coilegiate Institute ;
Anti whereas the saki Council has resolved to
t4r Ilse the said stnu of• munt). for the purposes!
Worms:Litt.; ., . • ,!!'
And. 14'Lore.' the total amount ef debt intended
to liii 081)1(14(1 '»' this 11'y.1,aw is the sum of .four
thousand live hundred (Ware, -* . .. •
.--Alid.. whereas it will require the stun of Three
Hundred and Sixty•One dollars and nine cats 10
be rtiLed minuall;, b spoulal rate for the payment
of said debt -and intermit , us hereinafter Men-
tiened : • . • .
And whereas the amount of the ',thole ratable
property of the said corporation' irrespeetive of
any future increase of the same and irreSpective
of any ineutile in the nature of tolls, Interest,
dividends, rents or tees, from the said property,
and also irrespective of any 'mantle to bts derived
rom tho temporary investment uf 'the 171111014r
.14.
mid hereinafter mentioned, or any part rhere.if
cording to the lastrevised Assessment., Roll, ot
the said corporation,being for the year one
thousand eight hundred and. eighty six, was
...1583,570,
And whereas the amount of -the existing debt
of the said corporation is us follows: • .
For principal the slant of 827,600 together with
interest on the sum of 46,600, from the first day.
Joffe, A.0., 1886, and on the sum of 410,000, from
the seventh dav of Jobe, A. 0.., 1880; 1(114 011 the
won of 86,000, front the seventh (1» of july, A.
II., 18126, and on the Sulu of •86,000i ' froin 1)10
seventeenth day of. •Itute. A. 1, 1886, -.and no
principal or interest is'in arrow's: •
•• .
And whereas for paving the Interest mid creat-
ing -on equal yearly sinking fund for paying the SILid,
1411111 uf 01,500.1.81 and interest as herein tfter men,
tioned it will requird al. equal annual special mte
. s.if five eighths -of a mill on the dollar in additiOn .
to all other rates to be levied in each ear;) . .
And whereas it is made' necessary I,ty law OA
this I* -Law shall, before the final passing there.
. of, revolve the )1,80011, of the electors (4 811).) Mum
it:11)411v, dilly qualified to vote .tipeutho salmi
and 12180 I01' Oat 1/111,1)0F0, to appoint the ti mu and
. place fur taking the votes of the said electors, at •
such tInadil 11(1 place: . ..
. Do it therefore enacted by the corporation of
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the Towit 01 )1)11110)), in the Citkinty lit Huron r. •
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1. l'hat It shall he lawful for the filaYor of the
said corporation, to raise by.. Way -of loam from
any person or persons,- body or bodies corperitte,..
2' 10 ni tr led willing to adVancethe same, 69011
the credit of thedebentures hereinafter mentioned,
11 aunt of money not exceeding- in thewheat' the
soul of Four Thousand .Five Hundred dollars,
so and to, eause-the smile to be p14 inth 'the hands
of the said Clititoo Digit school Board for the
Purpose above men blotted ;. • . • ,. . ' . -
" 2. That it shall belawful tor the said Mitycir to
08280 0)13' number of • debentures to he mado fur.
such 'sinus of money ns uut,V he required not less
than One iduridred dollars each anti that'the said.
e1e1,eta1uros.'8111411 bo 8011)0(1 with the stea,Lof the
sushi corporation and signed by the-.5layor awl
'Treasurer thereof ;
. . . . • . • .
3.' That the said debenturesshall be Made Pay.
-able iii 20 yearsat furthest froth the' day hereinafter
mentioned for this Bw y-Lato take effect, at the
Wilco of the Treasurer •of the said' corporation,.
.
1212)4 4)114!) IiiiVe attached to them cottpunS for •Ao
pkv most of interest ; . . .
4. Vliat the said debentures sital I bear Interest
. .. •
at and after the rate of Five per (ninth))) per 1111-
1111111 front the date therour,• which interest shall
be .payethle half yearly -on the:20th dive of March
4.122d September in etnth year, a/ the .ollice ut• the
said Treasurer ; . • . .
6: That fot the purpcke °Nanning aSinking
fund for the 5)12,) meut 52)! the said 'debentures and
the interest at the -rate aforesaid to bwOuns due
.thereen an 151161 special tate of fire .eightlis Of •'S. •
mill on the dollaV *Ural, in addition to 12,11 Other
rates, be raised, levied and ed collectin 0412h year
I opon all the ratable.property. in the sad corpora-.
tion, during the continuance ef the said debentures'
0, or any of them ; . • . . t. • ,
.6. That the votes of the duly qualified etceter8.
of the said municipality,. shall he taken on this
Sy Law on Monday, the 131h' day of September.,
sone thousand eight 1)071(1141(1 011(1 e ighty.siX, eon),
menclintat the hour of 9 o'clock -in theinotning..
i»1 8102) thence until the hougof 5•0'cleek in the '
afternoon at the following. places :•-,•': •, •
..-St';'--Andrew'S-Wsfdflif -WI Towfilrcir,-- 'la
Moody, Dckpety Returning Officer. . '•
St: James's ward, In (fiddles's furniture•ware
iooins, Cleo. Diehl, Sr., Deputy Returning Officer,
St. Jolitils ward, in Rtunball's carriage shop; W,
11. Cooper, Deputy Returning Officer, .•
St. George's Ward, in Leslie"ii carriage shop,
J. 0. Stevenson, Deputy Returning officer. • •
7. That the • Mayor of &Id municipal. corpora.
Mon, shall attend ttt the TOM! Hall. 111 the said
town, at 10 o'clock a. in. pn Saturday the 11th
day 1,4..Stipteurber, on-6-1(funkiind.-...eiglicjiiiiiiiiiiii:
and eighty six, for 'the'llitrpose of apPoiriting
persons n *attend at. the-Voitions polling places
11114 at the initil.eilintairig• up of the rotes by the
-
Clerk respeoti t °Iv ; ancl,ptibeholf of the persons Iiii
Wrested m and promotin or opposing the pasSage
of.this 133.-fettiw respectively. . • • ..• • . .
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8. That the Clerk 01 86)4) municipal eorporrition,,
of
shall, at iiis office at the Town Hell, initaid.tOwn;
at, the hour of 12 obtlook noon en Wednearty, the
15114 day of September, one thousand eight imn.
dred and eighty Os, sunmm the •Munber of Votes
is given for and against this lty.:Law. ,
9. That this B3 -Law shall take' deed and come
,
into operation upon:the 20114 day of September,
one thousand eight hundredAnd'olghtruiX. .
• Additional Locals.
,BRIEF BITS.—Divisiou Court at
Clinton August 2/..—Mr. Geo. Han-
ley has had several letters from Mr.
.Green, a young 'man who, previous
to joining the Mounted: Police last
Jiine,liad been an attendant at the
Clinton High'Schuol, .11fr, Green
is :stationed at Retsina, likes his posi-
tion very well anth says the country
round about is a very line oue.--.-Very
heavy 'rainfall ^Friday night.. --..Dr.
Campbell, of. Detroit, was in towir
Friday night, the gentleman was on
hie way to gee friends at Wi4haut,
—Arthur Cook, David and William
Cautelon went to Goderich, Friday,
to: attend the. ,funoral of the widow
of the. late D11yidx0aute1on,. of God-
derich town.—The Messrs Rensford
have not so good if yield of wheat
this year •en their farm: adjoining
the corporation,. as they usually have.
Theft 85 tierce of fall wheat will not,
ou account of rust, average 25 Vie -
hole an acre, they useally have about
40.—Mr. Gould On the old Gale
farm, Ooderich township, will not•
have as geodo yiCkl• of 'fall Wheat
-
as last year Which ..he ,-Ticeounts for
by it beingput in too late: His
neighbors', so far ashe can judge,
Will rim between 35 and 40 bushels,
and . the sample is eXcellent,—We
have received a beautiful poem of
183 :Verses with the cuplionions
titre:. "Why are the 'spirits thus
-coneealeclP We decline publishing
it 011 account of.- its. immoderate
length but will Ongiver the conun-
drum title by saying that the reason'
why spirits ere coneealed in this
'part of the eountry• just now is -ow.
ing to Scott Act and its lynX-
e' yed"minions,—.Arthnr and II.. W.
Cook, well Voters .of this town, have
.pierced':the bowels of -the earth' at,.
various times to sUch.clistanceees i1.
all, put togethe.r would; inaka a con-.
tinuotis through the- earth, that
.were one to follow it tothe end it
tvouhl 'place. him almost- withiu
reaching distance Of a .01tinaman'S
pigtail in local. teacher
asked the 'son of a prominent.teeto-
taller What "syntax" is, and reeeived
inreply the answer "the duty on
Ppirite."r—In another , column. Ni+:0'
'give the names of •P6st ,Offiees ;at
which 311) parcel postiMatter eau be.
"forwarded toandreceived from the
. old eonntry at 35 cents per lb. We
notiee the name ofl'CliftOn, but as
• their is no office by that name hi
Ontario, Clinton Must benieant ad it
is understood 011 poPt offices in towns
'where there is a customs:6616er Will
bo authol:ised todo this ',class of
busbies's. .There is a Customs.' (Jade
".h.ore,:but as yet,PostinaSter Fair has
not received any inethictions about
the new eines of business.—One : of
.the attractions of -Winiiipeg'e., civic
holiday will be -the unveiling Of the
VolunteerW•nronument. by Sir John
Barrie Model school was fined fifty
cents and costs for dusting the ,jacket
of a -pupil.—Tho wheat 'yield in
'Waterloo county will turn out pret
ty near an average of 18 htishele an
acre. --:-"The present's were numerous
and costly " says 1411 exchange and it
tli endetarithe nrfittirerand-
smother of' the bride, one Jersey calf;
'from. :bride to, grooni, hair .wreath
made 'front hair of her eutire
and also six. fine shirts; from'brother
Elias, one book of poems, onedream
book, one polite fetter -writer, andse
dog; ftom mint Harriet, six hens,
!and.. a rooster; also ono jar tomato
catsup; froin. cousin Sarah, onepo.ein
Made up by herself,, on. bride and,
groom, fifteen verse a' in
Rev: Mr. Hyland; of Watford, , is
suggested by Bislutp Baldwin as the
incumbent of Trinity church, Mitch.••
ell, to take the place- of Rev. Mr.
Ridley, who goes to Galt. A (large.
nuinhor of the Congregation, it is
ssti.4 'favor Rev.' Mr. Kerr; of the
lower proviimes. Mr, and the
Misses •"43utler were thrown from
their buggy, opposite Fair's mill' on
Sunday mo -fling. They escaped -with
out serious: injury.,--Tite- United
Emph'e tourists fi.otn Clinton -are
now able' to reinentber some smart.
sayings on the boat.. "It is. not
wrong to kill 11. dude," observed one
as lie moVed 111 uniaon with the
swell of the spa. "Why not V' ask
his auditor. "Because all's well
that ends siren, you know," "Yon
are not accustomed to the water,"
said an intellectual gent to a. phleg-
Imola ono of tilbicucl phi& '"Itight
, you are, my boy," Wil8 the reply,
cnd as he ptit his. finger tenderly on
his nese, be said, "does Oda look ns
if I toyed mud with water 1"--4Ir.
Wiseman, of' the "palace house,"
• TinitE Biopic:4a, • . .
That the Above is f true. ropy Of a proposed
By -Law as 11)0 811)2)0 may be takeninto consider.
ation 'and ultimately passed by the municipal
Council of the corporation ot, tho town of Clinton,
after one month from the first publication thereof,
the data of tho (irk .publichtionhf .which it: Tun
.litntox Naws.lincoitu newspaper waS Wedrosdlth'
the 18th day of August, one thOusand eigitt hum,
dred and eighty six, and that the Votes of the
electors of the said munielpality) ditty qualified
to -rote upon the' same, will be taken thereon. on •
the day and at the places in the saki Dy.taw• set
forth and the poll will he opened 1(11)2081(111)11)1119
places at 9 of the 'clock in the meriting anti remain
'open till 6 of the clock in the afternoon of the
• 811.1116 day ;
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And take notice that the rennet! of the corpora.
Mon of the town of Clinton have appointed MON.
Dar, the 20111 DAY of Surranana, dim thonSand
eignt kundred arid eighty six, fts the day ter
finally conSidering the saki ily•LaW,
Mi. MATS,
(Aerie of said Mintefpnlity',
Varna.,
The Rev, Mr. Denby has resigned
his charge of thoPresbyterian Aura
on the Bayfielcl road and in Blake.
llev. • Mr. Atic insert proaehed here
lest Sunday, The pulpit here will
be filled by probationers mail 110)111
is accepted by some ordained min-
ister,
left on Monday morning., for the
eastern Comedian markets and Mos-
trs, Harry Rance and Will Jackson
for New York.—Glorious showers
011 Monday.—The lath of Atignst
has Nine and gone and the world
still moves, b-ut its surface has • not•
been unduly disturbed by the tre.
mentions: storm prophesied by a
ranked' Weather eeer.—Messrs. Geo.
MoTtigpiart, J. Fair, jr., Broderick,
Harland; Kennedy and Stanbury, of
Clinton, with two each'from Brus-
sels and Goderieb, toolZ. steamer at
'Goderieh on Monday morning for
Detroit and Windsor, where theY
pinyon etch games of cricket Tuesday
iiid Wednesday.—W. Colalough 11
pioneer resident. of Goderieh tp,
died on the 13t1i inst., aged ro years.
Paul's S. S. picnic to Goderieb
last Thursday was a very nice affair,
the day"was fine, and, a huge' num.
ber of otir citizens availed themselvea
of the low f11e....-11Irs.Cantelon Who
diediu Goderieli last week was the
relict of the late David Cautolon of
the town of Goderiph who waibro ther
of•tteesurer Cantelon of Godorieh
tp.—;Mr. Wm.Sharm'
an Sr., of.
Goderich, granikather Mr.:°Giso:
A. Sharman; Clinton, is.reeovering
froin it 'sudden and serious
Mr: Andrew Whitely, -or Goderich,_
was in town last week, he is engaged
in the apple'business.. ,Referring:to
his loss of over $400' at Stratford
thront,th the.. • operations of a light
4ngered crook,' lie says lie was return-
ing from Montreal whither lia. had
done With the, intent ion of 'shipping
0
.a lot of cattle:to England,: he
done so lie would have lost 'consider-
able" inore money than was ittolen
from 'him, and •he is;consoled by the
thoughts of the might. have boon.—
. ,
Mrs. J. G. Steep and Mrs. Cantelon
were throWit from their baggy ..the.
Other thii.,:';,'4r, e horse took fright at
passing train' on the bridge. Mrs.
„Steep WAS eeyerelY bruised, but sav-
ed- her infant from injury. 'Nrs..
Cantelonwas unhurt; :and the tibiae
did not go far. -,..111"r, Will Fair -And
Mr.... Frank'Iry in fr,, ,With •the
Palace 'Hans& leave Thursday fer...
Chicano: .• Tuesday evening 'a feW"
frioas surprised them byasking'
them to partake of tt social supper
at Anderson's.restaurant.Mr.
Stewart le in town. Mr Robert
.Walker hae completed a nuniber of
flti,CAllent,sione cellars and .fotinda-
tions iutown. . • • •
Auburn. •
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•TifFeQRAI.stE !ORDER wOr
:D1),
Puoonnspixo.—A Very success-
ful meeting in the interests of the
Orange Order was held at. the resi-
defied.. of John' II. Million; lot. 9,
con. 6, Colborne'. township, The
•
tneetiii0 was opened by reading
portion of Scri-pture and 'prayer7by
Bro. A;• Milli all, after which :Bio,- ,j.
II. Million wad ippointed Chairman
-a-mtin."-1 few-'••
.informed those present -Of the object
or the ineetin6r, tamely, to •plant &-
sprig of the old Orange Treoin the
fertile.soilof the . township' of Col-
borne,. by ,establishing a Primary
lodge. It was unanimously resolved
gig we call...it.L.Enniskiden-Lodgei
hi honor of the -heroic deeds of our
forefoot ers 'under. Colonel Wolsley,
whose cry was •"No Popery," and
that we apply fox a Warrant at 02100.
.Ten brethren tlierewith sighed their
names and •ordered that it be for-
warded to the District. Master at
once. During the, evening w� were
favored, tvitliseVerel. speeches from
Bros. John • Wilson, W. Stevenson
and the chairMan. This, lodge will
start tisith fourteen charter member&
The meeting was bretiglit to a cloSe
about .10 .o'clock by ,singing tho
doxology and prononneing the ben-
ediction. .
Standeiy,..
Cou'oit.:-.At the last meeting
of the Stanley Council, the follow-
ing business was tranaacted: 11fov-
0d. by A. M. pampbell, seconded by
•It lex. Thompson, that tli is Council,
feeling the great need there is for
standard salt barrel,. heartily en -
dorso the action of the II -111011 C011 11 -
Ova bOlii1U—Ottrtied.
Moved by A.111. 0111111AI, seeonded
by Alex. Thompson, diet tho Calm-
ed is of the *opinion t4list the bill
introduced by .111r. Bishop, of South
Huron, regarding the widening of
sleighs, would bo greatly to the
benefit of the travelling public,
'Moved by Alex. Thompson, second-
ed by A. II. Campell, that the
Clerk bo and is hereby ituthorired
to draft a 11.,t„ -111w to levy find `raise
.11 rate. of 21- mills on the (loner 011
all the rateable property in the tawu-
ship for township purposee, and &-
11)1118 on the dollar for ,county
purposes:—Carried.. The next mout-
-
ing of council will be on S'aturday,.
September 4, at 1 o'elock.
GODERICH.
.Sarlows is attending the Annual
Convention of the Canadian Photo-
graphic; Association in Toronto. It
is by regular' attendance and eareful
observation at such meetinga, that
&Wines is enabled to do No 1 work.
' Mr. 'WT. 13, Dickson, barrister, was
in town last Saturday: .
Mr. Thos.. Miller, of Toronto, Ls
visiting in town. . •
Mrs, Nortligraves is visiting her
daughter Mis.ludge Doyle. :
• Mr. H. Hilliard left tor. British
Columbia on Monday- afternoon,
We have muclipleasure in chron-
icling the advent of a Taylor..
The Hated Empire • left on. her
noWard trip lest Sattirday.
Reeve Kelly; ofwas in
town lag week.. • : . .
Mr; Thos: Heke and 'family, of
McKillop wo10 171 to IVU lag', week.
Huron Encampment No. :28, T.
0. 0. F. 'meets on 'Friday evenilig.
Mr. P. F. Laivience. is enjoying'
.
:WS Suminer holiday& • • ,
. Rev. Mr. Omit?, 'of Clinton, -was.
in town last weorc.
. .
The :steamer Ontario was in port
on Sunday afternoon. . • ..
Mr. G; N. Davis is nowon- his,
way tothe old .country,
• The Palace roller. rink lias been'
fairly attended 'lately.• •
Rev. l'ather Wafters has 'returned
• from his- eastern trip.
Mrs: Thos: Hood was visiting Ier,
father at Toronto, lest:week.' •
Mies Lilly McKeoWn, of Ctu.'.
ton; is Vis1t:11w in town. .
IL Ridley and tunny leq
yesterday for the 'rhougaud. Island&
DeP:uty'Reeye Corbett, Of Clinton,
was, in town. with the excursionists
hier ThurstNi. • . •
Mr. 'Stephen Andrews' shipped
three car loads Of.cattle 'to Buffalo
onSaturday. . .
Mr: Frank McGrettor is at hoine,
an injury to his footchaving fleece-
sitated 'a few weeks'ret.
:-The' town bitod. •played a cheice
selection of mnsie last Saturday
evenite. on the '
. • b. .
Mr. 4'. spanna ana bride re-
tiftned fram their honeymoou trip
jest Thursday,.
, Mr.- W.: a Hastings, a nephew of
JutIge.DOyle; bits started to practice
thejaw, in Seaforth.
• 'The SalVatiOn Aimy Paraded laSt
ndvoningi
under ite netts Captain.. 7-77--
His Honor judge Doyle held court
at Exeter on Monday, and itt_Cred-
Aton yesterday. • :
• Thersteanier Saginan, Valley was
in harbor on .Thursday afternoon
._andiMondAymorning, °
Mr. Win. Sharman; Sr, who -AVM
• seriously ill '.1aSt WODli, is on the.
Mend. '
•The -.schooner Illetorprise-of Port
Albert unloaded a cargo- of lumber
at the G. T: dock last Friday.
The rain last Friday was one of tho.
most appeciated downpours we hove
been blessed with this season.
• The.tpachers and scholars of the
Mission Sunday School had a most
enjoyable yesterday..
The schooner North Starwith'
lumber for Seeord -& 'Co., arrived in
porthOn Sunday evening, .•
• The Schooner Craftsman With
cbal for the Big Mill reached• port
on Monday.
Tho barge Hall With it cargo of
wheat for 'the Big Mill made- this
harbor On '
• The Goderieli thicket obit) played.
.the Seaford' club •at •Seaforth last
week. 'The '9).tue ended' in -favor
of GoderiCh by tenwickets. "
A lags ,nantbor of oer people,
onted at the Falls and the Mack
Hole, during the heated- term' last
week.
'The schooner Garibaldi With a
idartrga0 0otlial:mbor for Seeord Co,,
n
port during Saturday
night.
14ast Tbnrsday 11 large number of
eXcursionists from Seeforth and
Clinton visited Goderieh and seem-
inAy had tut .oxeelleut Elmo,
Mrs, and lifss Newcombe, and
Miss Cattle were among the pas-
sengers leaving,iaat xhorsday on the
Valley on the round' trip.
The season of 1886 so felt, has been:
thC Most unfavorable for Goderich
for many years in the excursion and
summer guest line,
, The achooner Evening Star arrived
from Detroit on Saturday an'1 left
again on Monday, with a cargo of
cord wood for the same port.
Mrs. Thos. *McKenzie and Misses
Nellie and Mabel have returned
fipin visiting :friends in Toronto;
Bolgrave and Clinton.
His honor Judge Toms was present
at the animal •sesSiOn of the Grand
Lodge of the L ,O, 0. F. of Ontario,
last week, in London,
The first volunteer' speaker .et. the
Grimsby Camp. Meeting was Mr. Mc-
,Gillicuddy of Goslerich—which -one
we do not know.
Prof. Foote took in the • Berlin
Saongorfest ......... 'We are tin,
acquainted with dm article, but we
hope it agreed. with him,
At a special vestry me'eting of *St.
George's laSt week, Rev. N. John-
ston's engagement as assistant Rector,
was enanimouslY extended :,to the
coining Easter: '
Mr:, IL I. Strang was, last, week
elected president ofc the' Ontario
ITeacliers' Association, at the annual
mooting in Toronto,. and a director'
01. the High School section.
. Honor Judge 'Doyle signed
the voters' 'list. fc.ki.:Vie'' West Riding
of Huron, last Satiti.day, in open
court, It was then:transmitted te
the clerk of Crown Chaneery:
Last Saturday ,aberno.on a horse
t:o:111, flooy.. nt;t:icrtnnig. )d.e‘d Geo. Olds; ran
wagon it was attached tO, befoie it.
t's6erlierru.sly damaged the
During. the...afternoon preaching
on the square last Sundit.y afternoon
one bf the ;gentlemen :holding forth
said that there was hope for. the
worst of sinners; and that die .editor
of the: Sy mig14.bu snved 1 •
Mise Helen judd;.of Buffalo; who
visiting in.: town %is the gueSt. of
and'ArrS.7..V..i.:;T.ayreneq. l‘rThs
Judd • is t h ; roe er Of
the United Stitt t*,:littaiii Of Artier -
There was a rumor in circulation
on Monday, that the body Of another
Of the paseeriger.s. tvho lost his life
by the .recent yachting aceident liad
been .found some twenty miles from
this place. .
Messrs..1'..F..Law.erence and Neil
Campbell, who • yepresented the
Goderich Oddfellows 'at tho. session
of 'dip Grand Lodgelield in ..LOn dein
last Week,.returned home on :Satur-
day evening.: . .
As it was stated bk•inoet of the
-oraters--inr- fa of --the-••••S co tir:
that business Woulil iteprove. by be
introduction., we would to:hear
from those ti'ditige businessIlie pest
year has been ahead of that of itre-_.
vions years. '•'' f•
. ,
The dna last \Veal: was somethine.
0
immense, the stores oh. the square
receiving . continuer's i it-ponr for
several days.. Noth W i tall i lig
the loss ' to property . d inconven-
ience to our suitimo4.iiSitars caused
by dust; there are wealthy men in
'town who aro against the water
•works on acectun140.116 slight, in-
crease taxes,' . . . •
Mrs. Jane Oantelon, one of on'
old and well known residents, died
last, WoduesilitY. Although the
&Ceased lady. laid been .ailing for
surprise" to [oily
many inontlisher.tilnenhitliisle4Nav4atssa grxreisimt
funeral' took place from 'the. dii;•
'ceased's late residence last. Friday
afternoon and was largely attended..
On Monday morning the Huron
cricket team left 'On the Saginaw
ValleY for Detroit "Ind 'Windsor, to
play matches arranged for with the
albs of those places. The toain
was to play Willi:lea oh 1..toudity and
1)etroit -on • Ttlesday, but. the (101 113'
in the arrival..of the beat will ..pre.
vent the Pt:atoll at Windsor/. tinless
the orieketers of that town agree to
play on Wednesday, The Huron
teem bavo telegraphed to diet
effect: -visiting team is com-
posed of the following:gentlemen
Measrs. 11i CTfiggfut, 1„ • Ken-
nody, StallIntry, 11arland, jos. Pair,
and Broderick, of Clinton, Den-
nis and Ross, of llrusaels, an(I
,Hohnes and Ilays, of Goderich.
We hope to welcome the team to -
'morrow, as.winners of both matelies..
•
.The schooner Pandora' with a
cargo of lumber for the G, T, wharf
arrived on Friday and completed .
unloading on Saturday.
Married at St, Basil's church
Toronto, an Wednesday lad, by the
Rev. Father 13rennan, . Joseph A.•
Kidd' jr., of the InternaGnal salt
works,Qoderich, and (en of Joseph
Kidd, of Dublin, Ont., to Miss
'Christina, daughter of. the late Dr.
McDougall, of Goderich. The
,bridesm aids were Miss Josie McDou-
gall, sister of the bride, and Miss
Tessie Kidd," sister the groom,
who was attended by his brotlter,
Louis A. Kidd., of Dublin, and the.
bride's brother, John A. McDougall,
of Detroit. ••
last Wednesday lnorning
the fire alarm called out our fire
company. The lurid sky showed
plainly pie. direction and very soon • '
the envie was moVing for the old.
Arthur proportY near Bailey'S hotel,
The fire ivhich .had started in the
stable spi:ed 89 rapidiY that in a .
-short time all the bnildings wore in •
full blaze. The en.efine Warked w141-,
but it Was imposSible save .any •-•
part of the property, on, accOunt,,,olf
its • inflammable nature. By .o. fok-
tunitte change of wind, ancl • We
activity of the firemen the fire was
confined to the block. The property'
Was insured for $900, Messrs.' Mar-
row and. Sterling •who Oncupied,
store. in, the block lost a large num-
bt.ti of agriculturail' implements and
a large Anonnt -of „grain. 'TheSe
gentlemen were Itnfortnnately not
insured. The fire is Stippesed. to -
have beCu caused either by an in-:
cendiary or through the carelessness*
of a tramp. „. •
Varna:
' Mr: j. Armstrang has materiallk
improved his house by.. putting a. .
11:mo
ir°Stft‘ :4i -d
011.i:Y. ninnhOr
ill ,ttike In the Valle excursion '
Mentioned in Tnn Nnive-Rtmoup,:
and remain till Monday.
• Our deputyteeve has the -'big phd,
of theptick in a recent controversy
.overhis action in the County Conn-
' Our merchants and. mechanics
'report it good season's businees... Mr.
Prondfoot, die tailor, with several
assistants:have 'been very .buey since •
March. -• , • . • ' ' •
. Hitrvest is about finielied- in th-is
'IicIloItf,Steam threshers'are DOW
busy. Fall wheat is turning out 20
to30. bushels to th0. kerb, lo some
cases' 40. Probable itVerage needy
30.
. his evident ifl more ways than •
..one.. that' thO,,,W inter' of disbontent, 'at
any rate that 'wintry temperature,
ifi.,110. Nit. by some' of our young ,
men.: They lounge . 121 front of
residence 171 the: village..to the, great
annoyance of paseers, and • prosibn
-.ably Bin11 . advertising of -where -their '-
hearts cannot. bo•pleasing to the fair . .
captors. • These younr,pmen should
not do their -et
courtinfrom the side •
..walk though the hour rimy bejate, •
• FOREPAUGIVS--COLOSSAL--SHOE----
There needed only the present • brilliant
tonr of the innhonse FOrepaligh . Show
through New lihtgland, toprove beyond .
doubt that he 'Hisao most' comprehensive,
elaborate and stai.tling exhibition in •the .
world. It Will -1)0 ie Clinton, August 80,
w lien our own peitplo . will hove au qpor- •
Nulty to judge for thenisolves as. to its
merit's. The. Boston 'papers, have Made
suel: Ivartn endorsements of the groat show, -
as we do not 'remember to have .seou here.
torero of any other exhibition performing
there. The Daily Post,June.: 10, Mahos •
:the following comment : •
• Tho mat.,InfieOnt areitio performaheas '
whiell aro givemevery afternoon and eve.
:dog. in the itiaminetb. pavilion on tha
Union Grounds are attracting largo eroWds.
Such a rare combination of talent seldom
visits the city, and no one should fail to
witness the onto:taint:wilt. The features
are fhr too numerous to describe in detail, .
for all are expellent, and each pertormance •
showsthat sliilI nnel ability which eller.
140) 151111)8 all of Mr. 45)60(18 artists, • 1)ais,v
Belimmt, n dainty little lady of' pleasing
thee and supple figure, gives some roma)
ably tine performances on the revolving •
vlobe. The titling or miss Annie Carroll ..
11 gracerni *iruI t atmg, and the trapese•
nets of the Fisher brothers and
.,o.tlellel-
10:sx:110t110gietest:ti1I1r.11;Eiliitt41 the champiobiyclo itlors of
111voti1;410v(tryolertt111jig:1111,f10i
1:0l.nn1e(804tiio‘Iee11oex0(e11giy
graceinl. The marvellous feat of 44-dteg-
astride one wheel is s)ceessfully aceme.
plislied by eneathapartoptanra. captain
Bognr.itutaiel 14s feet., 'moat all crack shots,.
gm, alt exhibitinn of iitle shooting In .enn-
nection ivith the realistic told 'thril9 ng
stage (0001) robbery and tif tank hi; Indiana, •
'Tlieso aro are lfith a feW Or the many
featte'es Whiall 111163 ' 1)11410 Ford.
patigh's (irons famous, 13191l ho will 1111,5
iimeh who 141114 to (((1015(1 11.19 Perlin atillivc3
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