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adee, a
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en out.
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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
WSOLE HUMBER 836.
k ME CHB -I TM-:
—AND A—
R 14, 1883.
•
HAPPY N"EW YEAR
TO - YOU ALL.
SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTER$
SEVENTEENTH TEAit.}"t
FOR RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
HOLIDAY GOODS
—GO TO—
M. R. COUN'TER'S
JEWELRY EMPORI UM,
SE:AFORTH.
Huron County C u:•+ cit.
The Council met on T. e: d: y .of last
week, agreeable tb the call .f thear-
den, The Warden, in . p : ningIthe
council, addressed thein as of ows :
•QENTLEMEN,—I have the a o a or t Inn
form you that since last m,: etng o the
council the repairs and i i,+ prove: Buts
needed at the jail ' have . eeu ca vied
oat, under the superintenency o the
clerk, at a cost of $175.: s, you are
aware, very considerable a amage was
entailed on the county by t. e great rain
storm of the 18th of Anuria,, hich
carried the Brussels brid a own
stream,and also destroyed Oa app oach
to Bluevale bridge, besides Borne inor
daraa es.to other brides. wit re-
quested o call my committe I tog their
to' take steps to. repair' the damages,
which I did at the very °arlies mo Out,
orde ed t be.
unde Mr. Gib -
n c arge, who
sou o th mat.
von tha the
bridg has
ruct, as be
of finding
WATCHES
u Gold: and Silver Cases, handsomely
hased. Hunting and Open Face—
res' and Gent's—in a1L the .leading
end best makes.
CLOCKS.
One Hundred and Thirty to choose
Tom: Prices ranging from $1.25 to
when the repairs were
proceeded with at once,
son, the commissioner
will no doubt report to
ter. I regret to inform
contractor for Holmes Ile
failed in carrying out his Con
alleges from the difficulty
men who would work ie the wi4e e 1
the corn-
iest eet-
,be repairs
relieved
le duty by
to carry
ich, I be-
-hit happy to inform you t
missioners appoieted a : tl
ing of the council to enfor e
at Blyth and Wingham;, we.
re
JEWELRY.
We invite inspection to the latest
style. of Solid Gold Jewelry of standard
quality., Also Rolled Plate, Electro
Plate and Black Jewelry in sets.
Brooches, Ear Rings, Lace Pins,, Brace-
lets,: Necklets, Lockets, Guards, Al-
berts, Gem Rings, Seal Rings, Band
Rings, 18k and 10k Wedding Rings,
Searf Pins, Cuff, Collar and Shirt Bat:
tone, Baby Pins, :`f,c.. _•r
S[L EI3WA.RE.
designs.
a
e
from performing .a disa
the reeves mutually agree
out the necessary repairs,
lieve, have been completed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
The report of the Inspect r of Asy-
Tums was submitted and referred to the
Jail and Court House committee.
A circular . from the Carad a
Law Amendment Asscicieti u w
and referred to the; Finan a commit-
tee. - ,
A communication from Dr Rosebrngh,
requesting aid to the Prison rs' A'd As:
sociation, was referred, to t e F'uance,
committee. • . i
A letter from Mr. Jatnies n, r quest-
ing damages in' refereice o : b ilding
Blue.vale bridge,. was xefericd t ' same
committee. .
The presentment of the rand. Jury
at the last Assizes, wa.4 referred to the ti
Jail and Court House committee.
A circular was read from, the presi-
ge Associa-'I
to epetition h
;o grant the t'
ranchise ;to a
s to men. b
ea
w
Land
s read
hi li took v
being over
new be
e. As t
wiry; 1
lank when
races put . i.
trncture is p
butments s
plaudit decaye
at Clinton, I
which is' 91 f
;bout 2�0 feet hi
part! • of the b
1vith.erth, as t
long, but buil
which is quit
watt' to p
'bans 01 son
a.s Rotliwe11'
*ill hit
to
I dd n t thin
of tree el o er
wil leave this f
The Warden
!build the. at.
bridge nort.
the ender o
.of $ .,952, to
ber 1st, 1884
abokt 24 fee
,12' et wing
dp.
. Hard
d , tha
comple
a
rid
ave
ry
a
e
hs;
r
t
rf.
a
a
O
s
Bs
a
r
Meet
' �Ztit
porte
been
having sin
I the
I{ the
anf
Ease
of ar
$2• ;
• for t
while
tio ,
i to ail cost $
tin; Fish C
co p eted.
in he p
a.a }I ted
aches
total
be
ding
had
unda
, at
's ah
new
.Hay
est of
are
thin
be built
silt jelong
roo brid
:a,y and S
5 ,or rep
ave ads
n.d,and
epatred a
s eyerity
contrac
betop
lesiired.
b, wb
the n+
ie ac
the n
anion
dent of the Women's
-tion, requesting the co
he Legislature of Out
political and munici :al
omen on the same terms.
he request was agreed to.
ROADS AND ,BRIDGE .
The following reports of the County
Road 'Cummissioiers were read and',
referred to the road and bridge com.
mittee :
Mr. Mason reported as • follows :IIsi:
accordance N ith insttuctions eceive3
at last meeting of council, the. Verde
and myself had the oe an:s taken; out fo
the now bridge at Su er's hear 'Verne
and called for tenders and ccepted
tender of Win. Lamont lo 'the esu
$815, to build the sad bridge ' 96
long, with two spans cif, 43 with gs
uffr
rues]
rriu
1
otod 'brid
ba ' also re
he of t $5.
f years ago,
t sprit'
oti b Sween
.mbton,
abeen r
new
o1 br bridge on
satisfac
.Care,
'built next
settled do
le. and
to v,I w
en Jets, as
leading t.
reasOD
these brid.
at utineut
$1,300.
The Co
on Wedu
ee�
e
rock elm abutments ' 11ed with st ne
The centre is suppor ed •th a do hi{
,g
elm The. nk
ilding br:
Oacbc s.
I let
breekw
end. 'gr
sum of $
ole is a •
class job, -for which. I must give;
contractor. credit. Plans. ere also
New and ele ant in Tea
for Holmesville bridg and; tenders
t ed, for which we ;rec ived �+e.
Sets, Tilting Pitchers, Tete -a -Tete Sets, < accepted the tender of Mel Herb
Call Bells, Berry Dishes, Biscuit Jars, `for the sum, of $2,19 , as he was hi
Cake Baskets. See our Basket at
$3.50, Card: Receivers, Card .Cases,
Castors from $1.25• to $22. See our
Cruets at r 3.50—extra value. Pickle
Stands, Individual C'rnets, Celery
Stands,, Caps and Goblets, Cups and
Saucers, Dessert Sets, Epergnes, Hotel
Ware,. Jewel Stands, Napkin Rings,
Toast Racks, Vases, Waiters, Salts and
Peppers, Butter Dishes, Spoon Holders,
Dinner, Dessert and Tea Knives, Din-
ner, Desert and Tea Forks and Spoons,
Fruit Knives, Batter Knives,, Mustard
and Salt. Spoons, &c.
`bent faced with 3 incl
well bolted on each 1
timbers were all used
waters on! the new
sold the old iron ft,
tenders for -approach
on each side, also fe
ling the approaches f
to John M.aennn. T
recr
earii
;hilt
apps
$1(
s an
cing
✓ the
e wl
SUNDRIES.
Goi , Silver., Steel and Rubber Spec
tacles', and Eye Glasses from 25o to $12
case. thrown in. Jewel Boxes, Music
Bogies, Travelling. Cases, Sliver Thim-
bles, Card Oases,. Portna.onias, Tobaccom;
Pouches, Cigar Cases, Meersohan•,..
Brier, Wood and Clay Pipes in endless
variety.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
recommended as a pratiOal b
builder. I am sorry {to saki that he
not rush the work as fast
have done. I went seve
see how he. was getting alo:
to encourage him to pu
along. The water was low .and a
time: for building. I had to go
home for a week, and lefty; the Iwo
charge of the reeves of Clinton` n
would come back. .When'1 recur
was .told that Harbottle has give
the work for this fat . Tilts was
the beginning of O tober. I1 at
notified the clerk to call' [he Wa
committee to see w at was best. t
Mr. Harbottle_was a
would not give satin
pleting the bridge
Mr. Brox, who was t
der, agreed to take
build the bridge ti
bottle demaned $•
for work whi , h he
Mr. Box would not
ed it too mu h. t '1
the bridge buila
was got out and pa
is still in the posse
from whom it was
for completing this
before the first of .
was then too ;late i
Seeking a choice selection of Christmas anything. 1:would
and: New Year's Gifts are advised to the time for 'comp,
visit Santa Claus' Exposition now be- say the first of Sep
ing held at COUNTER'S Jewelry now leave it in v
Store. Latest styles, largest stock and what is best to be
�
lowest prices.
ADMISSION FREE -
as he -
Fal time
g, and
ih . the
the eetin
i�actio n as to
unci' next
e -ne lowes
t off hi hand
is fall. Mr.
60' fro Mr
had cone,
ive, as he co
here is no
Lost of .the,
t of it frame
sion of Mr.
bought. The
ridg wase u
ove ber, 18
the season
prop se to s
eting the ''bri
emb ,1881.
dur h nds to
done I ha
the Bayfield
bridg e tightened.centre pier was very mchiunder
owing nto being built on an island
is continually washing away.
some plank put down to a solli, ti
ation1 and bolted to the iiip'p
which will prevent the stone fro
ing out. I would recommend tha
spiles be put, in about 30 feet
island, which' would prevent the
ing away. I also had the S
Hill bridge tighten d, and some
done to the Bolin aryridge.
Morris 'and McK.t11 p, at al coat
This bridge iB 36 eet lo. g. I h
siderable repairs done t Ball's
After taking: off the flop ring I fours
the stringers decayed to 1 a mere
also one of the main cords bro
two. It was a wonder that th
had not fallen. T put in tw
stringers in 3 spans and 3 in th
e
V3
tl
tee
you
s
tb
g
abs.*
a
All are invitedto examine these
splendid holiday gifts, whether they
wish to purchase or not. It Will be a
pleasure for us to exhibit- our stock and
a pi aaure for you to see it.
M. R. COUNTER,
The Leading and Reliable Jeweller,
directly opposite. J. S. Porter's cheap
cash furniture Ettore,
0
0
11
e
h
Council
merit, an
following
of
The pe
paying t•
read' and
14ouse C
A oom+
regriestin
hand rep
read and
one whe
Two to
the, Gaol an
i kfter"t is
ting the
o'clock t
TheC
'pent, w
Moved.
l)Ir.' Detl
den and
the Mini
tinC1 in r
t Goder
Move.
hier, sand
Sti„uct th
Perth to
One half
new Iron
trween B
Moved
Silber, a
oonfrrm
Stephen
road all
he 22n
transfer
t;ginpan
ranted
The u
o be m
on and by ;Mr.
A mo
ion of
�oads w:
that no
county +
;ween
�e f erred
nttee.
The
was raa
ars
n e.
of
Jr
13
6
q.
ng tin).ers, coria
.t. 1 a so had to
thq e . Bt end Of
uth. n o of abater'
the o d faced
30 .;s V
tr ss The a er
•tly af: as long .s •he
d bri t . ey ate - ry
respetit to the lir ge
new s ringerpu in,
t to g, built oii as
, I y opinion this
i• ge i iht be Lille I up
• oth r art is;110 feet'.
• ood, et ne abntna : ' te,'.
ciento allow 1111 he
hrong ; it has igh
: i e., Th : bridge kn a WD
oss h: Bayfield r er,
built )r o onejaway th.
here; s :. great sane. • f nt
t o sum o ;vev : J I
•
the C,unci1 to di, e.
. I sea le is "for to e ` to
ut a is at Gri : ve'B
eafo t We ode ted
s ph a le, for the ern
c mel t by , Sep :m-
e1 b tmeut wi he
g , wi h 20 feet fac: and
f et An botto a d
, bad Conamiesione
t Creditors bridg
ed, the cost of the
a Ltd td 820.. Owi
f' lie fl d in th
r the approa
he woi
out 1,9
eliding
or
c
It
icli
e wi
ook 1
ost, e
est o a teinporar 1
o oa ti .n of t e
vs., 0 wise nder on
. tip to 52, ma in
,1 ° 7 T e roc bri ge
e•k"•at o dham,
T e sup structtr
an, coy rill the i
o 700, nd Logel
an otbe x ras f
su of !$ 4 , half
aa,I,i by the c unty
to n:etr c io s r
t • o ced r c lvert
y r: twe ii gan
co: of i1 be
re eing $ 6 I
Oo laid. n he
an '• Ste 1 y, near
$'.0 ; .the ti ber
ec'� ingvey ane
a new, trtic are
. e' t yea . A fen°
th apprpaglies of
e,t;•u the tgwn lin
ep se!) .a • acost o
the floor of
hra tha'Exeter br
the fences and
a st ci $20.; T
iD tyeandquiayan St.
ei d s e ,rep : 'rB,
Iriclg w B b ilt.
'ill e t c b
re
has
ole
g to
I s • ing
hes wa
k fas
50 1rd :.
fe*+ing
idg
bli
ruc
th
.an
ee,
e:, i •ahu
oad- ova
cher it
rio, + to
of is
of ':rt
cei • �:d
ab. to
an' + M
ou
Ih av^;. al
�T g
Ir.
e,
6
•
pe
tb
de ye
wit ha
ha: be
hela
b
we
$1,; a
he id
ge
ppr
e
e bridge t G+and
he counties of 1 ur
w ih Ws d niag:d
pa r ed a co t of 70,
ti ` ere. 'Th Bas nc
he ayi d rad is th
or of al the bri ges
,. d I thin it sho ' Id
sur met`, s it is • er
• n in th centre. Th
oli ugw9 d. bridge bei
al inmend -ton
h, reee ar good gr: vel
th queal tfy, and it is
detanc and I- hi
et oul' be built wit
acos of fro #0 $
sd
adjo u rned unt
4
ds
t pa scant o a
fter . routine b si
o a. u ;cations ere �i is
its`► of Joseph Vitt
b sent to the hospi
ef:rred to the Gall an
m+,. ittee!
u i lcatioc}u� from JO dg
t -o Council to en. age
rt'• + for he count co
gr '•• . ted, the clerk to
re. .ire
did sfor wood we : re :erre
Cont House Co a, mi •
engt y and la or : as
ancilj adjournd a +til
e.
III 0
To
ro
•
er
fo
tl
Ad
1
•
irs n- lbri
tO
t of th ;Arian
at
ep
ry
Url
bri
•
e
1
1
Ca a
owan
pf
ece
the
dge
le
ne
es,
ge
0 in
er
1
CO
0
•
r.
•
Ai
1
ained
t of a
oved
Weir,
rocure
ants t
for th
t mu
or the
1, God
Howi
atford
ing 30
Bruss
ing 30 Septemb
In ality, ho
ten arged to
ers wet thoee sen
alities
ted byi
ROAD
n mot:
prepar a state 'ent sh, +Oh
foftheir services during the srertien
lowing i
Aleid
John
commend
oaute.
VAGBANB.
Mr. Castl4 and se
at the clerk be
statement (S the
t have been in tl
last three years,
eipalities they h
.following is the
tions for t
on
eq
tat
e pay-
ed by
ested
bee of
oaiaty
frbm
rnent
th year
Aishfield
11 the year
Godetich
1 total
two of
ae the
mnni-
e own -
BO
F
883,
ondo
ever, o
oderic
lity pro
ho, after ha,v'ng 8
0111111BSIONiRS' EXP
n by Mr. Hannah,
ly
to
er
ra
s.
natruete
On mo
itrge No
oper st
e road
The co
gbt000lbseif
r. Dew
ill health, w
e echo committer.
Move by Mr. irvin, sec vied
r. Wir, and
•
the state e t asked foe :
1572.56
on ;by Mr4 Hayes, seconde
liana, lYfr. Mason, road oom
, and hay t e same put in
'Fatima, eceraber 7, 1883.
Mr. Mallobb )of Clin on; as
es re d land ref rred
und
Move
ee con
ane a
y Trea
egard
futur
Move
r. Ka
ecital
he vo
one in
n the
ieving
ar ad
fforts
eople,
romis
sad, t
pper
land, th
autbon
petition
ave tli
into eff
long del
The ollo
and Bridge
adopted :
Report of
sioner, vim)
adoptloexc
recomMend
immedilate
the ROthwel
Gibson, Roa
mend. that s
port of G
we .rOciomm
adopted. R
that a e not
to brges
that be
Stracb
bridges
we. roc
Comm
It ie
conamt
Mr.
School
utio
d school lain s in the coulaty of
carri d, that the Werd
thonized to me oriali
oveteenent to ay ov
the Land Imp ov me
ing be purchased for him. ' C
cation from Grand Jai y in
providing a suitable
for this county, no ac
' Tenders for wood—Tb
of John Sands, of
per cord, recommend i
Communication from
about carpets for M
offices, that no action
Nave visited the gaol a
well kept cenditien, a
improvements ordered
have been sati, factoril
The by-law
went of Mr. M
Inspector for
adopted.
TU.B COU
The followii
mmunie
egard to
otise Refuge
ion at present.
qlborne. at $3.20
I to be ccepted.
ta en. We
d foun it in a
d find that the
at last meeting
carrie out.
onfir.ming the appoint -
Bode RS ,Publi Schobl
TY TREASURERS
s, countlY teem
ad from
spouse to . the. enquiries m de by the
committee apitointed 00 inter iew him : who was killed by s nowslide from
G2NTimatma, As yool state in your Sa Lawrence hotel, Mentreal,hae ta
reply to my e quiry a to wh t was the action for 310,000: daroagee age
Imaking this e of the council in Henry Hogan, pro netor of the hot.
object of the r
tee, that it w s in egret queue of state- boats are at pr sent crossing on an
ments havin been Imade t at 't was average 850 cars daily between Detroit
my intention o resign my os on as and Windsor. The boats have a carry-
Tres.surer of he county at tele present ing capacity of 1,E00 daily.
meeting of co ncil, but the CM oil not —Warning to players of foot bail3.1—
having anyth ng offici 1 to that effect, Duncan Smith, a onng man 25 y ars
desired tbrou h the co mitt e to be in- of age, died in To onto on Monday la.st
formed of m intentio s. 1 eg there- from injuries rece ved. a little time ago
fore, to state hat I n er ex reseed any in e foot ball match. .
such intentio s as to nder My resigna—Mr. S. Robertson, of the Cr stal
tion of the o ce of 0e) nty Tteasurer at Rink, Montreal, offers a $50 gold na dal
the present ti e. Ie. my esire that and expenties to the winner of his ten
amined by the family octor, who said
the child could not by , but two weeks
afterward, the leg diopped off at the
the leg has heal -
ng well withrut
r House, Lonai3n-;[
deed the offer.1
knee. Strange to say
ed and the child ie d
the aid of is doctor.
reeently of the Chajpt
wart offered the tee
Episcopal church £(t
—W. J. Willis, •rn igrant agent lat
Montreal, last year settled one hundred
CD
Fins on Govern
Mattews district
well.
—A wedding oc4n*ed in St. Cat Etr
ines last week and allthose at it except
to -
ere
irl
the
en
nst
•
ler
t lands in the
They are do ng
the bride had been
riety before the
were eight ex cony
—The father of
(dice Court. T
s Wyllie, the
quiry
when I do se er my cinne tion with mile race, open to the world, to eotoe
the council a ter so lo g a pe iod of ser- off some time during the carnival week.
vice, I shal do so nly a ter my ac- —John Walker, Montreal, had. a
donuts to the close oft y ter are fully bullet taken out of his thigh at Haanil-
examined, au ited an appr ved by the ton, Friday. He said he had. two re-
-council. I am, gentle en, yo r obedient volver cartridges in his pocket, and one
. servant, of them exploded, sending a bullet into
Moved by r. ForsYth, orris, sec- —The chairman of the Quebec alder-
onded by M . Elliott, God rich town- men called a Bpeaker to order because
- shire that W J. R. Hdlmes, 1 Brussels, he said a certain act was " robbing
be appointed treasure for th county of Peter to par Paul." The chairinan
Huron such appoiptir ent to take effect said this was " slang and unperliamen-
thati a by -la be prepared a d submit- —R. C. Baker, bookkeeper it *time
ted t y the cl rk to 11 is council forth- & Cods, telegraph instrinnent makers,
witn, ratifyi ent. On Toronto, after embezzling over $300
the narneii b voted for from his employers and forging two
the motion ilber, Dina cheques on the Standard Bank for large
nion', Keine, ter; Allen, ameunts, has skipped to the Statee.
Elliott, Fcirs
until the beginning of the Vt r in 1812,
wh -a he volunteered made Col. Mo-
lt ugall. He took part in the bettle of
fal . He was also one of a picked lawn -
be chosen to skirmish cin It e frontier
be een Fort Erie and old .Niagara.
00 and a
4r, a d ea kid, that conam
rer to BAC rt iu# his views
his resign Won, and epOrt
onsequence 14 the di tu ba
hat those men, who ar n
nced in y arse are 'witty
and having learned t at
ana a, ths, every an
eirs, shot have 10 a. re
t th War, eit and the clerk
ed in behalf of this, Con el
itsaid sole n promis bar
ing Ireport of the R
omlittee was read
otin Melon, Roe, 0bm
men that th sane
pt th t portion elatin
lle ridge con ract.
bri gt) Report f
Comm ssioner, we
id repo t be adonte
rvin„Road Co mi
nd thet said re
port of L. Har y,
oundary lines, r co
received. Moti n of
n, re ittive to by-law asap
within to n hip mu ici ali
ith (Jelin s pf regret that
tee eceitded the resigriati
kr ort Huron, on' ac ou
ill -health; nd although sorry o
our cdenecti n with one who as
charged. his dutiei so well a d ait
ly for: be la t tw lye years, a on
stated in his letter. That i r ga
applio tion , received foie the offi
by the resiiatio f Mr. Dewar,
wrath ttee tecom end that the ap
Mr. afloat of his appoint e t t
for North Huron B id app in me
take effect Janu ry 1st, 188
The following eport of th ao
th.at the Werden and 0 er ma
rangements to get him admitte
the Middlesex ror house o some
suitatie place, and that iiui ab e
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in
at
rt
pe Warden's
r- books, bond
ce county fro
oyer to the
ir
he
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of
ho
of
be
to
to
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Wednesday night, laet W
Bal in applied at the central
ti n at Detroit for lodging.
ca 6 from Toronto with 1$
si velr watch, and when near London he
fe 1 asleep. He woke . up in Windsor
Dann y and watch. !
brakesman named Arthur BUTIA
killed en the Canada Southern
ay, at HawtreY, Wednesday night
week. He fell from the top of a
between the cars. His bead TIRO
mpletely severed from his body. He
erly lived near Ialmerston, where
mother now-resi es.
d living near iiiright, , was found.
a dering listlessly ,bout the woods in
t neighborhood. I Her mind bad be -
II
y g man who had left for Michigan.
b was taken to t 6 asylum at Wood -
At Wiarton an infant child of Mr.
le . Kerr was almost ,smothered to
reath by a large cat inhaling its breath
h le asleep in a cradle. Luckily the
in time to avert what certainly
' in death. Blood
g said a point
ing cane ther
Grahaen, Wet
th, Beenom,
y. -23.I Again
eir, Kelly, —Alfred Mcinight and C. Wrklge,
Cooper, Cor r, Roeers, while sbingling the new English chnech
Johneton, m, Dater), at M9unt Forest, were! precipitated ,to
Hays and K t —Messrs. the ground through a 'falling scailold.
Ratz, Griffi The former was fatally' injured and the
Currie, Hen latter seriously, but will recover.
son, Girvin --Mr. E. Burch, a farmer res ding
an, ePherson,
don, Beattie Hanna , Bri ton, Miller
and Walker —23.
confirming . he apPo
real and p sed.
Moved by Mr. Joh
Mr. Rogers, and caix
tors do audi
firer up to t
being the 3
to the War
the accoun
BO
ad
nd
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be
to
end
ild
L.
rec to-
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be
ive
nty
lend
ing
a.
ool
Or
el
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ai
about two miles from Brantford, a Oay
or so since received notification th t
was legal heir to the great Frie arm
the cast- property in Devonshire, England., This
eath
slier
f the trees- at Sandwich, Ontario, last spri g, to
fiscr I year, imprisonment for life, 1
end report
n. The by-law is a large est te, valued.at $o0,000J
t was then
ntme
ston,
e end 0 the
the adcfunta
st of De ember
en's committee
s be fonn 'Leon
otamitte do
by-law app inting hi
The council then
10
OUT
n of
of
t of
ever
ider
and
TMB
d to
e of
cant
your
lies -
al of
and
otify
the
ools
t to
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refuge in the Monte
struck agai
reduction i
—An ex
Montreel
Lose $40,0
Methodist
ering from
—Las t
Galt, ship
Westminst
—At the
other day
bought for
—The t
minion, fo
with loco
as canals,
operation
ings
dors w
—The
ed. the pos
the Montr
1of the Ott
and
and
seph
e ar-
, into
other
—The
of its into
ment of it
pany's; sec
has- left o
season. I
—The 'Bate of th
been formally Irma
Island and the
river belo 'ging to
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da.
econded by
t the Audi -
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—The Governor General has gr
a commutation of the sentence of '
passed. on Greenwood and Hardin
the murder ofan old man named
—Since his arrival itt Arciercein
and that if October, 1881, 111r. Wyllie, the I Herd
a
.et, that the Laddie, has played between twelve end
accept the thirteen thousand' games of cheokers,
erty of this of which only five or six hundred hove
hand them been draws p,nd about ninetteloat.
the appro- —The Kincardine fishermen ha,
dance with returned fro
ed. fish shanty,
ages of fish
the storms
amounts: to
tirely destroyed Voy 'fire oh ThUrsday
evening. The house was i quite new,
having been built in the past sunimer,
and had only been occupied by Mr.
Edgar's family for a short perio.i,i
—A large and influential Sabbath
sehool institute was field last week at
Columbus and Brookliia, South Oetario,
condected ty the Rev., John McEwen,
secretary of the Sunday Sphool *semi-
ation of Canada. Another 'is to be Cana -
101 omen found
amilte Mo Iders have
et tbe P °pose 20 per cent
wagese
r. Potts; f St..jaines street
church °tett al, is recov-
eek the, unafri s foundry in
ed a earl ad of achinery to
r, Britie Coln bia,.
Hasting count treasurer's
s for tax s at elleville the
a farm of 10 acres was
21 I
October
e from
brought
tion of la norab
al SnoWe oe 01
nk ha
o as t obtain power
ement of the cone-
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was
other
uted
ht w
e Par
t only in the cord -
e member of
b,and Patron
alists Club.
a given notice
✓ an amend -
e of the Do -
570,000 ; and
ources such
o $645,265.
11 be put in
lament build -
rand TW
tion to,
chartei
migrati
alley t
abor re
—The ecent
Islands. Trees ave been uprooted,
wharves t ken aw y, houses unroofed
and wind ills blOwn aw y.
—A. pa ty of ybring me having freely
partelien f whisky at a wake—at' Dal.
down the dead man's thr at and iprink-
-One f Montreal's ri hest heiresses,
Miss He ietta Mackay ordon, adopt-
ed daugh er and piece of he late Joseph
Edward ackayi died spenly Friday
night from coneuniption.
—W. . Beattie, of the township of
Westrain ter, is the fatlet of a remark -
was thr e weeks old itle leg began to many respects. He came to ;Canada
at the knee, and it was ex- when• a boy irsiding near rod Erie poaition
n age
inspe
euqu
uirem
t -at Ottawa,
tion up the
TO into the
tits for next
Meg ra Park has
ed by the commies -
Pros
ther i
erUn
vy wi
eet Park,Goat
hinds in the
ted States.
ds have cans -
he Thousand
qo
ld I ave respite
d from the bah
stray eats shoul
Mr. John Russ f, of Pickering, sold
oronto dealer, for the slim of $1,625 -
he cattle, with _one exception, were
11 two, year olds, and ate#considered
he finest young h rd eVer seen ni the
tit°, on December 2, and slaughtered
here for home con amption.
4 --List Monday Ugustua T. Howells,
ne of the oldest pr nters in theToronto,
raternity, dropped down dead on the
treet Toronto. He was a native ef
Angnsta, Maine. About 35 years ago
he had charge of the job room of the
New York Tribun and subsequently
of Baker dla Godwilis well- nown New
York ibb office. '
1—A despatch fr m St. gohns, New-
foundland says : L st Friday while the
Warford family -ere ,crossing frona
their home on Sou 13-weat Arm, No06
squall Capsized th skiff 4na all five b
the occupants weije dro-Wned. Their
names are IlenryWayfor4, Sara Warford,
his wife, Matthias and Oferge Warfotd,
nephews, and Amelia, daughter. 11
—Win. Johnstone, eng'neer of til
St. Lonis botel, Quebec, was expert
afternoon in his eviorkroone in the bas
naent of the hotel, when two glasse
corning in contact exploded, burstin
in pieces an iron teak whieh flew abou
in all directions. . Some of the piece
struck Johnstone on the ead. His re-
covery is very doubtful.
—A young man in ingston ha
secured a rate collection of euriou
coins which had been dropped into th
Salvation Army aolleetion baskets b
e' all persons unacquainted wit the value o
the Island% One o their I them, They are ot vari us dates an
rdock ;McDonald, had his 1 nationalities, Greek,. DB. iSh, Italian
nets and a number of pick- West Indian, Spanish and American
wept away during time of Some of them were very ola and vain
bout $500.. : —The county of Waterloo hag ha
. Edgar's, country hong° at a house of industry in opeairation for th
last fifteen years with farm of 14
acres ; total cost of oinfit, includin
farm buildings, stock, linalernents, &to
$26,000. The number a inmates fo
several years past range
five to eighty-five, with a
seventy-four to eighty-nin
cents per week for each i
IA
menced at
—A virul
been ragin,? in Peterborough and mine
itv for some time. Many children have!
died of the diaease. Mr. josept,
Taylor, of Otonabee, lost five cliiildren
through its' ravagefs, two of whonci ware
buried on the same day, and otherg of
the family 'are now ill with the fever.
in the cha ter house of the Holy Trin4
ity church, London, last Sabbath fore;
noon said St. Paul's church at ; nightl,
Both edifides were crowded to the doors
and hundreds w re forced to ;return
11 —Mr. G H. Lindsay and family, o
Mount BrYdges, have been left a larg
BUM of morey by the death of a relativ
Collingwood on the 17th
ent type of scarlet fever' bee
in London England. Dr. W.B1. Lind
say, of Strathroy, one of the prindp
heirs, has been selected to prooeed t
England to, look after the interests
the family4
—In Toronto the holders of shop 1 -
censes and the aeldermanic candidate
are considerably exercised over the re-
solution of the temperance peOple t
make the approaching nannicipal
tions the ;occasion of a moveMent t
separate the liquor traffic from the gr
—john !Young, of' Buchanan! tow
ship, ReOrew county, Ontario!, kille
four wolves near his place one aa3i„ t
week.—part of a drove of ten. 'He got
17 per scalp for them; ashounttt. 'Over
$100 worth of sheep! haVe bee4
by wolves in his neighborhoOd. this
season. •
—The death of a centenariai is re-
ported from Drum.bo. An aged man,
familiarly; known as Grandfather MO-
Carthy, died on Monday, DeceMber 3rd,
-in his 165th year. He has lived with
his daughter, Mts: Henry Mums., north
of Daman°, for Boyers' years ;' he was
one of the oldest pioneers in Cana•da,
and his ' eareerl was a. notable one in
—Vivo young hunts)*
ed int the Niagara Itive
the capsizing ofe their
them were youtg Germs,
few weeks,. and on a, ple
America,. A man name
bravely risked his life in
rescue, hilt succeed& in !bringing on
one to shore, and he, pbor fellow, die
from exhaustion a few minutes afte
—Mr. Meston, of
rom sevent
tost of fro
and a ha
were drown -
on Monday, b
oat. Three f
s out only
sure jaunt i
George Nett e
oing to the k
was assaulted by a St. George hot
keeper about four Months ago, h
not entirely recovered. from the effe
of the blow received. in the face, a
has been obliged to quit the road. T
assistant,who cleared out as soon as t
assault -we committed, bas returne
and a warr
chant of
Some thr
at' his des
drove the s
at tbe
the a.ccide
poisoning
age, and h
twelve mo
—On th
Lord Lorn
Birmingha
nt hoe been issued for h's
arp point of Ian awl into s
it gave hi no serious pa a
in
, he paid 1 die attention o
t. SOOD, however, bloo
eveloped, and finally culmi
death . He was 33 yeara
evening of' the 4th ins
delivered a long lecture
England,, upon Ca
praised th salubrity of the climate a d
said the fe ers which 7ere so comm n
in the IT • ited States were ultimo
within. the boundaries' of the Domini
He landed Canada! as $ field for e
gration, and expiated npon the ma
vellbus progress made by various tow
Lord Loirrie concluded by sayin
devoted t their ;connection with, t
Mother ountry. ,Otherwise th
would lon ago. have discarded tit
connectio with Great Britain. Wth
,i,
the Domi ion. of Canada and the A I s -
land nee never 'feat that her pr • Ila
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