Huron Record, 1880-12-17, Page 5Sekool Hoard Proceedings,
Blyth School I3oard .net in the sec.'s
ofil8e, Dec. 4th. Alenibers present--
• Win. Sloo.n, John. Yong, *Tuck McGill
Ww. MeDowall and F. MetcalE •Nrm:
'Sloan in the chair. • Minutes of last
meeting- reed and approved.
A. communication was read froni
Mews. McCarty Bros. k Pepler, which
was ordered to be ,Bled.
Robert Phillips' *Seat was declared
vacant on, account of non-reaidente.
Moved by John Young, seconded by
Wm. 11IcDowall, that three trustees be
elected at the next annual meeting, one
in the place of John McGill and one
in place of joint Yourig, whose terms
of office expires and one in place of
Robert Phillipe, whose seat has been
declared vacant by non -residence in the
municipality.—Carried.
Moved by John Young, seconded by
Wm, McDowell, that John Porter be
.appointed Returning officer, at the rate
of $1 per day --Carred.
Moved by Dr. Sloan, Seconded by
John Yeang, that nomination and el-
ection of trustees be held in the school
house; nomination on Wednesday, the
99th inst., and election on Wednesday
Jan 5th.
Moved by Dr. Sloan, seconded. by
F. Metcalf, that the first two candidates
nominated and elected ikon hold office
for three years and the next one for
one year.—Carried.
Moved by F. Metcalf, seconded by
Win. MCDowall, that Jabez Walker be
appointed census taker at a salary of
$2, census to be taken on or. .before.
Dec 31st.—Carked.
Moved by John Young, seconded by
John McGill, that tenders be received
up to the 15tIrinit,? for 20 cords 2 -ft
dry wood and 20 cords 24,-fi. green
wood ; also l• cord 2 -ft cedar: Dry
wood and, cedar .to be delivered by ,lst
:January a881, and green .wood by. 1st
Apri 1. —Carried, •
The prilfeipal's monthly report was
read and stowed as follows : No. on
roll—Principal's room, 40; Miss Fox -
ton's room, 62; Miss Dickson's room,
'76; total, 176. Average. attendance,-
Principal's room, 29; Miss Foxton's
--rooire•-491-11iss-7--Dicksen2e --rootty236 ;
total, 114. •
• —Movdby3ohn. YotanA-second ed by
John MiGill, that a half day holiday be
'granted to the school children on Wed
nesday, the 15th inst., on accodut• of
.Sabbath school convention., -parried:
Moved by Dr. Sloan,seconded by
1VIdGill, that Messrs. Metmelf:ancl.
Toting be a committee to open tenders
for woo4 and award contract:4--Car-.
The meeting, then adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday, the 29th init.
FRANK METCALF,
'§eeretary.
Londesborough.
A Sunday school tea -meeting will be
held in the C. M. church, Londesboro,
'on Christmas day. Addresses by Revs..
W. Birks, of Blyth, R. Dtwy, of Dun-.
(cannon, and others. Tea; to be 'served
nt 4 p. ra. Admission 0 petits, ,clurd"--
ren 15 cents.
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East Wawanash. •
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RE-ENCAGED.--Mr. W. ' Sherid11115
Dever has been re-engaged in S.S. No..
.3.
Ekomaln..—Miss Annie • MeGewart,
daughter Of Mr: Gregor McGowan., has
been engaged as assistant teacher
in Manchester .school at 'a salary of
$200 per annum. •
• Ricovertnto.—Mr. Geo.: McGowan,
jr., who has • been in. for. the past six
mouths, we are happy. to state :is TO-
coverinr.s, and hope before long to see
'Jim around among us again. . •
EXAMINATIoN.-.---The quarterly eX-
arnination of School section No. 10. will
take place on Thursday, 23rd inst., com-
mencing at- orrm—olclockrsharp;-.-A-11
'lovers oteduettii.On are invited.
ELECTION' Or OriricEns,-:-At the
regular meeting of Nassau L. O. L. No
793, held in: Nassau East We.-
wahosh, on the'1001Dec.,•thefollowleg
officers were elected for the, inning'
year 1—Joseph Callen'W. 11.144 Tifos.
.Ilaney, D. A1.5.limes' garrison, Ctlittp.;
Wm, Ritche, Secy.; John Yonne',
'Ileeas.; Geo, Fells,. D:
Neihery„Ist. com. inari; Rat: itender-
son' Robt. Leislimanr John. Williams
andArthur CAttte10111 COM.' •
Gotleirieb.
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The English Church ia• fast nearing.
.•;oinpletion, and when finished will .be
. the finest building on North street, and
a great credit to the denomination....
Alms Ada Burritt, who is at present
attending the Model school here,. is en-
geged for the•ensuingyear in the Lake/
Vices school at a salary; of $235 per
.annum. . • •
Juosoi &Lis, M. b., of St. George,.
who took his degree in, the Medical
.k..1011ff,ff0 last spriug, and also the gold
, medal, has been the guest of ..J,D.
Armstrong, during the past week4. kr.
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Ellis isa yeung gentleman of prepos-
sessing appearance and unquestioned
adaptability to hie profession, and
wherever he determines to locate there
is no doubt but that he will work up
an extensive practice,
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Ws are pleased to learn that Mr.
Robert Miller, who had a severe attack•
of cong'estion. of the brain in, conse-,
quence of over taxing the brain in the
pnrtelit of his, studies at Goderich H.
S., is on the improve-.
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Hullett. •
SLRIGIIINCL—The sleighing through
the towesip is in an excellent condi-
tion,
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Le --Quite a number of gangs
of men are busily engaged in taking
out square timber for shipment in dif-
ferent sections of the township. •
Cray, . •
HOUSE SOLD.—Mr. Robert Martin,
lot 5, con. 10, Grey, sold a horse to
Mr, Dickson, of Seafortle for the sum
of $140.'
Tae.debating 'club of S, S. no, 1,:
Grey, who. have been holding meetings
•fortnightly for the past year has post-
poned their meetings for the winter.
• THE you folks who have been in
the habit of meeting weekly at the res-
idenee'of M. Thos Moore, con. 10 for
the purpose of practcing-singing, have
decided to hold their meetings monthly
instead of weekly, during tile winter,
This is a very pleasant way to spend
an evening, and we think it would 'not t
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be out of place if some of our singing
men in other pines would follow Air.
• Moor's example.
111.
secured the agency
for this new compound for Dyspepsia
and Liver Troubles. It comes to me
under most favorable auspices, being
very highly enctorse.... ' -.commended.
Its wonderful affinity to the Digestive
Organs and the Liver, increasing the,
dissolving juices, correcting the acids,
and carrying off impurities of,
the
stimuli and regulating the Liver, can
be tested by securing a sample bottle,.
which sells at 10 cents, or large eight
ounce bottle, 75 cents.—LAlyeASON dr,
14511LTON.—y.
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Sale Hegister.
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‘M" Parties getting solo billS1)11910d at this 001o0
willget a notice under thirliFading free of charge.
SATEINDAY, 18th.—Sale of horse,
_cutter, waggons, sleighs, harness, ttro.,
ttc., the property of. P. ,ICelly, Esq.;
to take place at Blyth. -0. Ilarailton,
auctioneer. ;
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TIIE MARKETS. •
wheat Treeaeou, per hush. • • 1 00 1 02
SPring Wheat, (red chaff) 3 00- 1'05
Spring Wheat, (flte) -• • •• 1 05 1 10
Barley, per hush - • - 0 60 70.
Oats, per bush. - - • . • ' 0 28 0 30
Peas, per hush. , • .•• 0 00 0 64
Corn, per hush. • -• • • • •• 0 53 0 35
Clover $eed, .per bush. 3 00 3 25
Aloinwee1r17pSeereudw, pot - •• 22 7505 23 7050 -
MIN, Per ton • • - • - 7 00 9 00
Butter, per lb. • • 0 19 0 20
Eggs , par doz. • • • - 0 16 0 16
Potatoes, per bush, • • • ' • 25_ 0..30
Apples, par hush. - • • • 0 .25 • 0 30
Dressed nom per 100 Oa, • • 5 75 6 20
Wool , - - • • 0 26 • 0 27
Cordwood • • • • • - 1 75 2 00
Sterewoed - • 090 1 00
THE RED STAR GROCERY, CHEAPEST HOUSE
IN TOWN.
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"I tell you...what it is, was. :in the RED STAR, GIlOGERY the
• other day, kept by that new dower, .
SERVANT WANTED.:
A $ NIIRS14 AND IIOUSEMAID, DT DRS. R. 5i.
RACIDX. Clinton.
Clinton, Dee, 1601, 1880. 2.1n.
STRAY P10.
CAHE to the premises of thun
e dersigned, Lot 32,
Con. 1, East Wawanosh, on or otbout the 16th
Nov., 1880, a 1arg•Whito eow. The owner Si requested
ta.prove property pay VCRI1/011, and take it away.
• • 'SVC NING.
East Nl'awanosh, Dec. 17, 1880, 42-3.
STRA:YED,.
CIAMPI to the premises of the undersigned, Lot 42,
'Zit,y1rVir;Ot9r14Vbflietf:1;1144titIgottlinre' le
requested. to prey° property, pay expenses, and eta1to
it away. --(W.01(04 SM.:WANT.. a.
50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
THE South half of South half Lot No. 40, con. la,
township at Nast Wawanosh, 40 aerettl cleared
balance well timbered with good hard WOOd• There
13 on the place e. good dwelling house, a frame barnt
good well and pump, largo bearing orchard: with
choice variety of fruit The rim is two miles front
Bolgrave and 41, from Wingliam. For pada:mars see
the proprietor on the plaits or Tho. Mrs.nclon, net.
grave.
.EILYTH SttW1V110..
OSMAN & DODDS
Aro now prepared to ao all kinds of work in their
line. Davin put In. IF grain crusher, we aro able
to do chopping et 1,14*titno and on the shortest notice.
COWAN Donne:
MYth: Dec. 17, 1880.• 42-0?.
Who's Your flatter ?
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• VICTORIA BLeCK, CLINTON ONT. ° ' •
SPECIALTIES in gets, car an rars, Gentlemen's ryirniskipg
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LADIES'.. FprilislijAg. GOODS.
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011e.erthe....‘roAr cmtPLETE 1 ihcng
Etal)lisliments 'Wen of . Toronto A If og-
ui1ffi,1iS1Thv f) ,. ILiS;rigs 0 Iceiv 'llgSiftinv-evred dint-elm/sal New .•:-
York,. °Fine Silk Braces, 'Ailey and. (.311:Aregiagl'Alittg,"Uraterelotliixig,
' Ladies fine KiirGloves . • . : . -• • "' • •
And he "has a CO MLETE NEW STOCX, everything YOU.
*alit,. and upon my tumor, he is actually selling •
CIIEAl?Eii. than any place, ix Town,
AND DON'T YOU' FORGET IT."
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W., JACKSONI idiee • e.g
Gentleinen's FurniSher;
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