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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1906-01-26, Page 112 1","" • r TO ." 0 vhsrittri THE STANDARD LOAN COXPANY , The Oalendar fOr looq, Whtsdk this 'OgotnanY Is tl• kg ito patron* la • pronounced hy the, • TalhOt 00n1lielkr "One 'Of tile d*Intiset *ad most strtistie" tbey hex, *ter Dogs. The picture Is * reproduction ot 4.0a °Men+ atir ns4 is fastened ' JO the 9alenttfte Ittid thereto' * 1000 ,of stilt at the kOlt Of On- 4step-der tor ‘tausgipg, It fifie Melte* it AO arlIferVpriatee proor lAtot fOr the 'mink tniont•le or dealt, We *ball gliIti fort I gilt° Calendar if Too isvnt litt. our Odes or svelte us, T OnsorslOsenk atithttriSS4 tO Accept Milts* tqatwa. Ovoreu $211141t NOTtbra' orR ,r4A 1101110N, 1‘16,A, GODERIC11, -ONT., AY,1 JANUARY 26 taus astmc, *most nuotiesee netta PM.* 3T°tWest'l ••---laT_,4114414•44°1144 1°Cilitee,roeitt' • 14.44w1:11; to'111:14:Tlike,/ yea Jiitaigton inatter and colteliT 001rearoaseell.0t. wmit i„t,littorth.% 1,141r:044figritertettet EtAkt ndsertisere 41,r0 gootrayttoett the .10 ;til.a it or easebo44 Vintilturkitu will Par Vent rit8ultt, Circulation ttentibit.. the bop, 120p3. the to aleroitelLettit°:;1;44,11.r„.44:eattrinktiiktvw;Ase*:;%:bs'siTguxtutilom'call in43" •.V.t.lfstorrtjtietad. u*fx,,i0Vgnititstaitc4basotio4tcror IvIiiitn,tubirt:t31.1.440 tioderigl‘ ,rx-tunfrerin.Wow-ut- SPARC &len X4011400 in t No, 1. V011oPekty or the ENO" "Friday,, the vimira spgcr.Q. NOTIFE. Ooderleb, intend. 14010.113$: 443, SeVelle be4 * live' 111/°t' b°44Ing k9- nun'atIveOlt' Pirger SuliPeP JIMA WeSt street rink* tirs VOL 1/0.0041tedlacrotre ru p n hat iktolo nettporitiltyao, 4110as to lite 411011Steletaly' cputtipt stiverliseor win* alvettinitm :ewe in t)/14 *AVM 48340A11-00nta fk te that* $00 fiMkaa VOSS' eentriteretIdertillis , .4efidittirs tied, do.** etberttiNte adv• ccets a inic. e n'IstIlex;kwttti4Sieleas,1014 lot 1 . . Habana,. the Tallgeo. Cheap 'ordere OlOkiling Mae. AS tide sakt Ineltides the „Whele stock. the'voriety le 8011 Order* takettliow nun be filled at.tos ;educed pace to snit the qua- vetilen00.0 etnitenfers. ' A1,1 IONggRINa- I. hockey gaine la the riday evening- iltedgaine Ana togtreebite 4411'1 woakmint4'frittlotn° The filltItlal meeting id Coomit oPoocti ott Tueldo,y4ttor000ti. 40, O. It, gregatiOn of trintx Oltinch w(i,a beld anftel. theslidi Mernitcre had i,"kolott tho on, 'Wednesday evening ults:thepali., hem olica, Wino, TOXaughton tetee4 /41'1. "et P :Qent:111°I'e'‘evea:rere"1. tht*rt 'llny' 3.* A: .4'n4"111111 11"131‘11* .Stri:itetn "frultVrtallinCi QtinEin't1 Balt tO obevitIK that there Vag no fool. .f.here woe. a IRMO akteno0.1100. .1m4 1.11X round either of t e Vale. , the different ropOrte vend shelved * being no-Lother nomination* ho Was • Veiday•evooteg t lee at. the We4t etaku of activity and 0. degree Of deriated elected. The Warden Was .street rink was ely good, aml Its good work done in, the "Y101(010 Ors then sWorn itt by Miter 'Nage the weather repo sald that it would' 110)%ellelis whleik .100105k, 000,„‘ItYlklif 'Holt, after Willett- he etSlortied the be cooler tow de eVenlitg, IntekeY WU: Instol' SOOPle, 44- MOM* .1,Vm.dottle chair, and thanking the players, skate and, the lessee of ' the tagrY 0E tun receipts and eXPinUlltOres Connell far Ids eleotion, spoke of the rink' looked f good akatiug SatUr. far 100o will ke of general intereSti work earriod out the past year and day hut we treated to a real aprin ditYt Mless Oraigie hes had a be. ;Jeep= se far, and it will want a real .00414.:to , le trOi nhke p hint Make his own 'PROSP44004 #01stitil1,04' 'g911$4"elfatlen or goo ,cittitt (tokterch4lizievItitygofrth.• pot ' 18,1 notes WNW OA* ectOd . TOO Wetilltellif*Yas • The ;mummy session of tho eininty ;AVANT NG' Idar.,„_08,.labilltY'_,* ke. , a'a:tore sJill irO'oar. Owe, scalv git .WANTI4tr-F ers, year Of we, lehei* talskricea, . e want el ' We ,0141 idea, :ittoderich isoittletet tildreceive . W•47".4,14,•43forrtf,- orict*.T „unary. . yatetigti;„,,to testa 411_0 itryttt .3agt..,:aeed oreatektormsccn,sev. teubasatTne.nrsn !mons . • . , i•Alo T4ikrit.sAtialt)r.,;400341. dollant IRAH, 'clareittitie.:(leat•odlitnpillieing our ."NOW Adeettfireetrainliirryranid adYaneementi epperninitY4Mrcti,,NICRQ.1-•SPQA4P1s14:Y;/.44e ittali,Toreetts:AMentionable papers " tr. 'SAX SIX% SALE, 400 erereasfirairest Wavatuesis MYR miles trete Atilsgalatat elalreY eietl03:%111040i 011ittvertlert4led ,r4 1,0 40 Loma tielhert well' via two 'Ortega- Of water a ne*.frame dIVedling. geed' beta, Stable Ond , tirtVisir fdl.,,fisralTlYritotigne550N, Ginierich. o AnctiOrt $.* oli, , , Viluabie $1.4nimet. Hotel '., Prpperty and Chatejs urtsu.A.NT 110 . ttio power 'et sale con. ,Smithithefe will be 0 ed 'for sole on the ..,s tattled in a 2111MICati Elaillt. t.,y Nemo. ereseSea be Oublie auetien rThenaita OundrY. Aue•tioncer, on SaturdaY, the lird ttay et Fon.' ruarZ A. 11,,,1,000,,at twerp ifelfies, neon ' sifhi,firoperta known as flo Cletlerieh Swil- l:Or /I wit Vigettar With 0101andauserlin con. neetto tberewith, viz": Lots EIS Mr 285. 866- 887.888, 222 Mal 940r running numers in said Town rit ooderiou. , , . The building consists et a three etnrY brick veneered building. containing a large number °tweets conveniontlylaid out and well adapt - ea for Carrlstar tie the business et a summer Rota duties here as Co. Councillor, Mr. Jno. . . . , Tirousgf vfnt, 8,0,-1,0 OR 'Mr/T.-New, Thia property is partienlarlyarial situated, Grieve, of MeKillop, was telephoned . rt- Aeven.,tooms,.. Apply tp B. tssMUN. averIoolong, as It does, bake Reran, A coo- from "Seaforth by a Montreal dealer 30,1038„ Trafalgar street, Gederieh. eiderable business, has in the past been dono, , and with prows Inorstinsilent Otero 18 xla tea- for the purchase Of a team of heavy IBIAlln FOR ga.1.41.0:-Being lot 22 on tho n011 Whlrit should not bp made one ot the best draught horses, raised and owned on Mettlosele dession„Cioderich Township, tstaingnotels of the kind on the continent. his tarot. The price offered was $480. _ „SO -acres or •landfttere la utt. frame trona% 'kitchen andAyksi.s ed...tig, limo_ and Immo but this was refused, $500 being the bers0 staple one dr vieg houses SOttermi Seeded- difigart-ruflenaehtATOtlit:NifilAkAT.; set price. Mr. Grieve -owns and tills a in grass,four acres Of tali wnent, 2 awes c't raa o by the mid Nellie )3: Sulithrbe offered large tract of land, has exceptional ' erenam, with rail and Wire few. school en for Sale by Public Auction, ' on bloc," at the it arab ehurch on the opposite aide ot tho is_Ariple outlet farm or Gerlorteh P. 0. sometime and plane by mid Auctioneer, all of equipment, raises nothing but the the furniture household goods, °hawks. tar- best, and consequently commands the M. WOW, JOHN MARQUISI. r, , - nishings and'fixtures of every kind and de- best prices going. It is not.long since seription ink and about tho teidd Rood and - he made extensive irriproveinf3rits to Prenil8Thee:e. will be a reser,ve bid for both real and his buildings. Mr. °risme is not only Port:mm.1 property. ' 'a progressive farmer. but is pyoving Terms:and conditions of tale will be made himself a most capable and pionstak- known at the time of sale. r ing County Councillor, Further particular:5 may be had from JAMES SMITH and J.2. TISDALL, Clinton, AROUND THE HARBOR. -A part of or the undersigned. Utast: at Dederioh, 15th day of January, A. 1.1 , legs PROHDFOOT. HAYS it BLAIR, flibilAS HIINDliPlialt" 4°P-M{Olfafieergr -- Auetioneer. 93-.3t *RAM WElacE.' Wgt.i.Bnuseinn Pnort.m-Pridham, the WIER% reeehred a letter from. &W- WII; the other day,a portion of „which reflects credih ov: one local artist. It• says; "The suits and fancy vests arrived all. O. N„ bat I did not try any of thew on until Sunday. I foUnd eVetything all right. In fact think this the nicest outfit. I ever had, Your reat op front your Ilr- duoun tabors seems to hafe In no %vat impaired your reputation as THE ortyr tailor in Ontario." FINE STOOL -While attendingibis • Q. IONOVES, LUMBER, ETC. -.X. XX one xXX shingles, Cedar l'oetAt and Plank. Also Henna* Ana Hardwood Luinber otos 104. THE OODERICH LUMBER. 00.,Lemited. 'WARM FOR SAISS.-200 acres, ilth con. Col. „Al borne tOftiship, has twoframe drrellings, with cella:05,a bank barn 8035.01 1s., a driving house, good fences Onel. vigils, 2 mires orchar and 20segig timber. If yea Wish to seller to buy Real Estate call on YOUNG 1St ROBERTSON, East sido qt Strata, • • 11111MROPERTY FOR The distrible pronert'y on El n venue,, Gederiels 'ownedand ocoupied y Dr. Whitely. Good bowie and two-thirds of an nom of land, with Choice fruits. The- lionse is heated by hot water and. bee all modern itnprovements. A bar a/crony person wanting first-elass pro - y at a moderate price. Apply to or address WIRTELY, Goderieb. inlAPERSI FOR SALE. - Several hendrod aoptes Mole nowspapera for sale. Just the .thingWhen loll aro housecleaning. Apply at STAR OFFWE REAL ESTATE AGENTS tettIEWtilON. Mall ESTATE AND,INS RANCE AGEI•ns. LOST -tOR FOUND T ()Wren the Square, or between the Square JLI and railway small Black Pdrew belonging to hand beg. tinder please leave at STAR Wilde. MXTTS LOST.--Soraewhero,betweeniluron Road corner andJames ath con. Goderieh Tp., a war .of Black Fur Mitte. Finder wat please leave at assa office. the raft of loge that were boonsed off the harbor beach got away on Satur- day, bob were nearly all saved by,pot- ling a 'boom across the harbor en- trance half way down the south pier. Cht Sunday ahnost all the shore slush ice had disappeared and the har- bor was pretty batv, without a block between tbe piers. The scene looked strange compared With the past two winter's, for on the 21st of January either of those winters good solid Ice blocks could have been cut. --The past week considerable work was done on the elevator jai; the cement work for Jass. the power hens° and the scaffolding Al week. have been haudedi le to Tun STAR for the second story being nicely M- onica Owner plerwe call and Identify and pay For *num buying Or renting town and farm cost of thia advt. vanced.-The water rose little on Sunday, but did not rise above the ranYerty Fire and Life Insurance. Office, North sido..Coert Honse'Sotiare. TRaISED from Lot 8, Maitland Con. Glider. top course of the G. T. n. breakwater o§d, polo white on hing lett toot. reward will len TIL. a light baq colts ecIraingtw0 Years at the foot of Macderruott's steps, DENTISTRY. bo given and expenses paid. bytho undereigned. THE G. C. 1. -On Friday evening JOIIN Nowcommt. Ant xi. SALE lo D. S. D. D. S., McLean's the Collegiate Literary Sobiety, in - Block, tioderich. 4i Dr. Turnbull's old stand. MEDICAL stead of the usual programme, had a Dlos. EMMERSON & TURNBULL. promenade, the topics for conyersa- A. T. FAIMPIREION, M.D. Hon being : 1, Skating ; 2, Weekly tees Of the Alexandra Marine and Gen- " TICE.-Tfre Annual Meeting of the trus W. 8, Tertrowsr„ al. B. exams ; 3, Christmas exams ; 4, The eral Hospital will be bed at the Court Rouse, in 'Phones tgLerere new Executive •, 5, Trouble in Russia; Offices, /Iamb ton St 0, Winter of 1905-00; 7, July Re -union; the TSSan of Goderich, on Ptiday, cab day of Vest my, A. 32„ isio6, at 8 Welocle p, nt, for the B. A. 11 MACKLIN, 8, Old Pupils ; 9, The new Town Court- s D. meocestaiss, Acting secretary. Proteins and Surgeon. 4,41 attention to topics afforded opportunities for dis- tm jle of eleCting trietees and otber business. cil; 10, Evevlupenisinonmandap. The eye, ear.'noso and throat. Nice and residence lip MOT WOUSRIPPIII, GRAND ORANyE Old Bank of Montreal, Maninsite P08t mission, and.as the pianistes discoursed Lodge °Ontario West -4.11. Seott•Wa k- West. street. Goderich. Telephone No. 162. sweet music, the "proms,' were much erten, Ont., R. W. Gmnd Master .; Wm. Lee, appreciated. The officers for the Orangailall, Toronto, R. W. Grand Secretary ; tiowittzyi. W. Grand Treasurer, 224 Sea- ,...,;;Graild lodge will beheld inGederich, Ont., A. ROY ADAMS. teacher ot Piano, oto. qstreet,lerente. Next Meeting of the R. PROFESSIONAL present year axe: President. Wm. ring - land ; lst vice president, NVm, Proud - foot, jr. ; 2nd vice presideut, Miss M. outhe second Wednesday in March. 18011. tsres7, re,t Bank ef Montreal Block, cor- Clark ; secretary, Miss M. Girvin ; ee and Square. treasurer, P. Strang ; secretary of committee, S. Bean ; editor, W. Smyth; assistant editor, Miss M. Wal- ter ; Councillors, Misses C. Oen telon, B. Smyth and Mr. B. Anderson ; Pianist, Miss T. Lewitt. BOARD OP HEALTH, -A meeting of the Board of Health was held Mon- day evening; present, Mayor Tilt, Dr. Macklin, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Hunter, W. 0. Goode, James Wilson and Dr. Holmes, M. II. 0. Mayor Tilt was appointed chairman. Dr. Holmes, M. H. Q., reported nn the case of the mar) Pym, suffering from diphtheria, stat- ing that he was recovering rapidly, and that he, the M. H. 0., expected /I speedy raising of the quarantine of the McLeod heuses Moved by Mr. Goode, seconded by Dr. Taylor, that this hoard recommend to the Town Cottneil that they take llp thP Matter of providing some suitable quarters for the care of patients suffering frotn Infectious or contagious diseases; and we recommend that they advertise for some one willing to take patients into their house. Cart ied. The hoard then adjourned to meet at call of chairman. . MEETINGS. PUBLIC NOTICE. • -*,toritie TO DEBTORS,- I will within a .1.11 few days send out a notice of account to all tanks sOil owIng 1110, and request an im- mediate settiement. otherwise the unpaid ac - course win bo handed to a. lawyer for celiac- tiou. G. , virEA, Duun40 Tilt: WINTER Ve SEAsON.-Havine, recoralp porchased Weaving Loolp' from, Air. eutton,; am now prepared to do all kinfls of carpet weaving, at the loWest frossible price, ' Your patronage is solicited, SNAEEL, Quebec St. 03-iro otkoE FeltatERS feeders clyrdealitht Stock Food. of Torontb. Every pound guaranteed or money refundea. trY it. For dale hr W. Bunnowe& Efors. IQ°LHANSNG, PRESSING AND REPAIR to Jonnston's with aour Clothes -Cleaning INus and Prosising-work finished in the very best style and prices reasonaidtp Now la the time talta.veyour Overcoat to aired. Get a new velvet: collar en and have t looking as good as; ever, Ladies' Coats and Skirts pressei and repaired. Remember the place, imiNsrows. next Eiwnrtz's Livery, Montreal Bs oodorteh. Tering Strictly Cash. to' "INTENDING BUILDERS We have constantly in stock a large supply of Cement tricks for sale. Call and get prices. THE IIIC/DERICes CEMENT BRICK Om GRM1E111014 W. E. KELLY WATCHMAKER, JuvrsIttun AND OPTICIAN. morn or MARRIAGE 'scorns col:mitten. ONT. NOME TO 01)1TEO TOKERS • Ail Water Itatea are now due And a dISCoUtit of 10 per cent will hti given to patties PYing 1906 , rates &Wilts the inontit of jam Arrears of Water Ittlien must be prtiast once or water wilt be turn - ,ed oft • • . W. L. RORTOIsT 0511. .se 1101`065. Infaihrtrtltfaotikk,11011,L-Prani (7. ot.it e ratviegivalerigrttobLir tit he neectee*el,„..--N.4.,40114, HEY, Pre Corr, •, shedhr*NiriiIIM 07a0AN w. WILLMOTT. (Honors certificate • Trinity College, London, Enm) Organist and Choirmaster of KIIOX Church, Goderich, teacher of Piano. Organ, Singing, Theory and Harmony. Studio, at Mrs. McDonald's, 8t. David's street, two doots west of Victoria St Church. 02-3 too.. RT LESSONS am prepared to give lessons during tho winter months In Drawing, and Painting in Oil and Water Colors. Samples of the work can be aeon at Col. Young's Office, and Thorn - son's Music ktore. Llaases started at once. Private lessons 81 e,rioh. In Wain 183 a quarter Handsome Chose Table le now on view at Mr. Kelly's., The top Ls entirely hand work, by o mono HAIIGITT. Cambria Rocul, Goderich, (Goldthorpe's Row). The above la for rale, . _ GODERICH MARKETS. On Monday hogs brought 0175 per hundred pounds on this market. The price. rose from 18.38 the provione week, and the cause was the scarcity of animate; and the inereatanrr demand in the old country for Canadian made bacon. In grain there has boon no change, all kinds belog at het woolen prices. Eggs wore getting too plentiful for home consumption, BO dropped to 18e, and butter, though lees flrni, reinatoe as last week. Burrows and Son shipped 2 cars of wheat to Hensall. and J. F. Andrews a car of hogs to Toronto. Butchers Morrow & Johnston purchased from J. F. Andrews sixteen head of boef. two and three peat old heifers, at 4o a pound. They aro a very due lot, the weight being 20.120 lbs. Ourrent wholesale prices corrected up 40 noOn of Thuradaal nu valiant, standard.. .10 74 te 75 Spring. wheat. standard ...... 0 74 to 75 Flour, per owt., patent ....... 2 70 to 2 70 Flour, per cwt., ...... , 25 to 2.1 titan. per ton, ,10 00 to 10 00 Shorts, per ton 20 00 to 20 00 =omega, per ton., 0 31 to 0 34 -13 110 to 18 00 Harley ....... ............ , 0 43 to 0 43 Petra . o 48 to fi 48 Buckwheat, per bushel Ila 00 6048 tato 07 0048 Bu tersper 0 00 to 0 112 ois, ;trash) per dozen 0 20 tot. nor colv... ......... , 4 oo to 0 00 V.att10,7exitit untie, or wane butetera• .... 8 90 to 4 00 4 25 to 4 59 '. Court 0041'101 Ng. St a' *$ vIn toiler 4 ORA Gall at* „stiytitOr sopperin the,OddfellbWrt hall pit TtTtf(,, 4tty 4,,,Teuing. V0340411411, ,;,, Ther049010 lug *MI St 1"ir MI° Wednesday and yeaterdaYlkIk00140%, Of , the late Minister. of Moloe ,194 Flohertes„ Raymond, Vrefohoduct, , WS weeletiOnteriti enzettecbritnills •ilto appointment ot 4, it* tiOngovs brother of County AttOritel fieger*,tt Moore, as au associate corglier for the ,c,noty, of Latnbton. ' There has apparently heett 411 over- sight in making inapetwenlekte at MI Central School. The UneightlZ Iting altnoet eselesa tiled backing, ort.,Trafal, gar street should be rem01?ed,i. It has More than served its day.. . 4 I/B.G. NI.W. W. M. 1Kort*,, of Pros' eels, paid an official vkilt tia the local lodge of tbe A. O. U. W, he 42) Orl i Monday evening. A catlilida e was initiated, aod. amity, or the Mil e and order geuerally discussed. the rand Officers' visit being heartily welcomed. On Tuesday the country' Made Were very had in many place, the „melting snow and the rain having taken the frost on t of them, snaking thtan so soft that hubs would sink to the level of the road. Yesterday, howester, they were hard and rough. On Tiu•aday the lads Walters, Mor- row aud Beattie. who had been,arrest- ed on the expiring of their sentence of three months. were brought, before His Honor Judge Doyle, dialoged Ivitti escaping from lawful custody, end also tvith breaking fail, and received the following senteoces : Walters, two months ; Morrnw, one month, and Beattie, six weeks in the county jail. The owner of a lost purse and a sum of money, the finding of which was advertised in these columns last „Sep- tember, called in this week and re- ceived her property, The family do not take Trot STAR, but a blend who remelt) he red see i u g the advertiserpen t, recalled it in an incidental conversa- tion, and as a consequence the owner, called and identified the purse, STAR mhos. (you know the rest). The Council are to he commended in placing a light en Lighthouse street. Time aud again it has been under- istood that one would tie placed -on Tea- faigar street, and the walk on the school side improved. Young school children should not be compelled to trudge to school in mud, slush, or Wa- ter up to their atikles.,,and, remain with wet feet for hours. The walk is one of the worst in town. Colt/BETTED Fon TRIAL. - P. M. Humber Was in Senforth on Friday, hearing charges against a number of young men of Khanna" for riotous conduct. There were three charges. riotous conduct at the post office, on a public road and outside the Methodist church, and for want of time, the last was the only one disposnd of, five tie- feridante being sent up for trial at the next court of competent jurisdiction, the defendante being allewed bail in the meantime. The case created con- siderable excitement, art the fotim hall, Seaforth, wee crowded all day. The case disposed of Wn9 for riotuee eon - dna round the church, which conaist- ed of tapping on the windows, dam. ing or jumping on the platform, ete., while servire was being conducted, and on tWo occasions It Is said the ser- htrer, a At.. --....-----14 ttl 3 2 • . interruptions. The County Attorney vices had to be atopned tht•ough the ogs; dreatod° 4 ii to 0 00 conducted tbe proseetztion and J. M. fame, per lbs.. „ ......... . s, ,,,, to to o le Best, of Selforth, defended. Ilitcon, iong mew is to 0 14 Tilden . ... ,. 50 to 8 00 Sheen' ilat.i.ti 7 to 0 EA Auction Solo Register. :chtecemilk.e.rtnt-61: tarniab"lati e eu7 tow S 411 toriatia. pew -crate tea ir 0 04 to 0 g 0 07 to 124 to 184 L., Godcriell Township, 20 head of thorohred Pelted Angus cattle, all regin- WEDMISDAlt, IAN. 31.9 -on lot 19, U. Mae ffier11) . Q 00 tO 10 'Weed in,Attiericati Nevi Book. Terms rektitlgtZtent! .. .... --tig g a 51 cash or three growths. n. IluTT, pro - TAO% r ..+ .. prietor, Thos. Gundry and Capt. Robson, ametitiffeeris s TtititiSDAV, rign. r. ---on lot 23, elm. 2. kikkt. WG winos' 2 , at t 3o o'clock Amp, (Mill stock and implements. Nine itneeithe credit and Po C41811. H. j. Mc- Mantyiloo„ proprietor ; Thes. Gutelry, ailenetteet ' TOO ,, rite. Mr, - PIM fitilffi ilblffik it d diplemegto, 011 10t 12, COM 6, Itl; IX, Colborne, at one o'clock °harp. T it thoutlut credit and $ to malt. Wm. tditith, proprietor ; Thoa. Oundry, ono. doter. TO 'mote A COLO' iN Or413 OAv Akot T.A.XATtIM ilitO5I0 goblin° if yot 4400,t ilowtrops 1* most** nideLt. IhtiptqlsN rtfund rtiolitY if it Ails to etre& 14, W,Gritleit SiKtiltnret WO IMO nintilq SR*** 4. on, olglt ha*, Ze. , , . k NOV AtiVORTISEMANTS. Page Aptitig ahodop4,21. Holberne 'I Odeon Maus Goartette---vitt4;i4 .. aFtCiti 4 lietwitts Ittiertrig,efttstatil."411%tatior41 6 ativitleii*VikiarAlgiikilifiiie,....: 1:14)7v,-. . , hf),..norn,,st ileWeira . • rop.afaviAl4i.446;iitt tool Neat rf. ilartitkort.,...4. otieltt t4 Boris Hew Help ilJ tianitMs• this old ertsblished ototry k0ot nem &Mob MAMA sr slositertry at ontunre ems seileret petite telly flonetted. its& per.)1 enteatiott,•wil every *stortotent of low Us **It 4 rair el I 6 ELL OOHNSTON dirisouvemAiti Oa torkina, evening lea the God- erich hodkcy team met. the Seventh Regiment team of London in the lat- ter place. for the first time this sea- tiOn. As was expected, the game was very close and exciting, anti ended in the score of 0 to 8 in favor of the re- gimental SONIOn. The London Pre° rress .gave column report of the game and ptild the 'Ooderiett hos some marks of respect for their goad playing and combination work, especially the God - °rich defence, McIver. Carr -Ramis and Campbell, The City paper (dahlia that the referee was too lenient In the first half with the tioderIch seven in not iurposing more severe penalties, but If so he was more lenient with the city players the exceedingly free use of their stiolo on their opponents. H. MeGnw and J. Campbell had their ankles badly hurt. the latter using a stick fOr some dava, and A. Molver had his head bort. The Goderieb team went on the ice at 8 o'clock sharp, but the referee did not sbovv up until 15 minutes later. When the game start- ed it was in earnest, and at half Gine the score was 6 to 4 in favor of Gode- rich. At full time it stood 8 to 8. Ten minutes extra, time Wag played and during the drat five minutes London scored a ninth, aettsin the second II. McGaw shot from point and scored as the time bell sounded, but it 210.8 not counted. During the game the Lou- den spectators were very ungentle- manly 111 their actions and speech. It is expected that London will come to „Goderich on Jan. 30th, when the score will likely he reversed. About 2000 witnessed the game. The players were: London. Ooderleh. eynolds anal D,Mel ver shrew ... want- -.J.-croon/eon onnan cover R.R.Carr-liarre Abram C011tre 1.1.5100aw McMahen rover. A.McIvor Canfield left wing F. MeOrtw Carrothers right. wing D. McDonald Mr. T. T. Mann, travelling agent of the Mail and Etnpire, is in Own so- liciting subscriptions for Canada's great paper. He has with him copies of the prern Mtn picture .and geograph- ical and satistical charts which are of- fered to both daily and weekly sub- scribers, and they are certainly tempt- ing, aside from the value of theyaper. Mr. 1Vlann will remain for two or three days. The fancy dress ball under the aus- pices of Florence Nightingale Chapter, D. 0. E., in Oddfellows' Hall, Thurs- day of last week, was exceedingly suc- cessful, as regards the things that de- pended nn the committee, and fairly so as regards the receipts sohie IMO his ing added to the hospital fund. The hall was nicely dressed in the chapter color% and flags, and the fancy cos- tumes were as varioed as the present winter has been in Goderich. There were some nice dresses, three or four being exceedingly so, and many were the compliments the wearers received. The Blackstone orchestra furnished a nice musical programme, and shortly after midnight an exceedingly ap- pedal ng supPer was charmingly served. A large and attentive audience as- sembled in the Temperance Hall last Sunday at the usual Sunday afternoon afternoon Gospel Temperance meeting, which was addressed by Jas. Mitchell. At the back Df the platform hung a large streamer upon which was in- scribed the words, "Our Motto, 'Save the Boy,• " (ruin which the speaker seemed to draw his inspiration as he made an earnest appeal to parents on the great responsibilities resting upon thee] for the safety of their boye. The meet ing next Slinday, at 4.15 p.m, will I d ressed by 0. M. Remo. The sub- ject will be "The habit of intemper- ance and its consequences," and the speaker will addrees himself specially to young men. The Blackstone Or- chestra will furnish the music and two little girls will sing a 0!lett. Every- body welcome. On Saturday 'night and Sunday morning the rain and the thaw raised the river enough to cause the slush ice to break away and move on the roar- ing Hood for the lake. On its way, however, it, jammed against the trentle bridge, and tbe water rising, increas- ing the pressure, that structare gave way, only the ends being left to show where it once stood. As soon rut it broke away most of tbe etioks were tam tied south near the bosd house row, hut. the water failing, the/II:Owls rested on the bottom and the current forced a passage along Attrill'a banks, by which route most of the waterentared the lake on Sunday. The loss /A bad financially for the contractor, who has had many previous disasters, and had for the town. for it not only etope working on the track at title end of the line, but gives the fine a set bark that will utke some time to recover from. 1-1U1100.0' NEW WARDEN. Hugh Spackman, of 'Exeter, Receives the Honor. The name Spackman hati been fain- illar to STAR readers almost from the founding of this journal, which means almost half a century. The new War- den, by consent, was unopposed and elected by acclamation. Ho is a wise counsellor, shrewd business man, Con- t MUNICIPA4 MATTERS. 'rho new Wattle 4114 light MIME. tee of the 1,*own Cottneit probokbly ttifooffey multiv44roatulletillgttettewhergitotiogtlastlet the iries„of teforin cootended for wiled. Stoners vros beingdiscossed by the leapt it134::41.1:073, fatyiritilex1008017totri:ntio:Itireolim»ine I:4 (7;1401:1:111::6;11:1'snilth6net‘alrelitle::Cia:7,0:°411:140:t111:0:19::tirtl:ediotuglik:n:40411ft'ttlitili:yettt. . they begin their rceptautlide antic* . Plant 10 their charael Pet One Of thisit hat Snare thee ttnoligh to atteiopt lent n'what inveleettla and lleee6.$411t tO manageptent, and we dotilit it may ono of them will pretend tnhaVe nny speelat qUalinctlitIon, condition et committee appointment* halting:aft:: MI . their wupk. nut thla ta only a Jilatura ' egroRi*ivecicttetooari:osottoliot:a::::110:ce,to....,..09°In-i.2i'L$ "74 tallt;I'dtCOPtl'1:11311°dScedil Wtbi trli :LT sPrriSels1":10t°t1111% einitatrilIdeleo! WW110114411 44.'111:11919°' t-G411r:i1411111.1 ...,...__ on et care exhibited by the members in the Whq, the proposed bylmv itte, t.yetti OW 8 $0 past yeses watt tnay be continued Plied 1320 tigt llg$t "'Wit" IA Skt illIFOr'" : . no1irtiloi::nc:troaDifttiPetiltittrad !ii r '' "ring 19°°. i 14 Otgutty, 'It contend ,0,&:i Atoll)! citantteoputt‘ttnueontioif nista nmluttuipat4stieveullornett . NI11.°LytietodobnYt. tiliPtittCl‘Nin'etait;•rse.e;1°enkilieddEsbnY, ‘4vIer%lillivIdneetrultym als°blo"tiyt otlikstittlittithilePlid40% ' l' eerrace et the Church* --,-,..—$ 153 al Bryant Miller, Clorrie and lobioter .,,bo 1135II pg a Striking committee to name tue they would never dream ot 'asking' to '' have their hiteresta looked after oX- 014serPsillirture4' dos* .. , .., 4,1 as Rablaith sehgeS__ , SO yt aanding (mun'Aittreeo foe the Y°AP et‘pt ity ettrefully aeleeted tutift Adam WM Donation for NIW. litisalonary tas as Agee% . .,- iji 720 it hioVed in amendment by Mr. Canto- -- Ion, seconded by Mr. Morrison, that What right have the people 'Who own this his public uerviee vdlued at 1038 07 Nicest.% MeKenote, Bryan. Lamont, considerably over $100,000', to expect L'XPENDITURES. Mclistnillan and elhIsliimghton be the that any throe men Will give treely Caretaking, °notelet, Choir, Stu $11F1 1/1 StTliPitteigulgiotelponi: tellaiteLialcea, arid the Council management, in addition to the other Rov.James A.Anaerson, Notary Grant to Sabbath so ham, this tline and effect ineolved in ite I0o,rer.rbovwtotidipoo.013 DsyentiotitAxedrangw..., , 2s0 On adjourned to meet in the evening at ditties entailed by service in the Come bliseellitueens Expenses g9 it$ 7.31), when the following report of oil P flow touch longer wilt we cling 81413 tlet, committees was adopted, and COMICII to village ideas for this supposed to he Beetled Obiseta,.r .ota.l .... ... progressive and growing town A Balance carried to 190 17-218 a Elteentive and Special -Messrs, Mil - l:003 8tai adjourned t 011.11e1I Or 4, .3 lure 1 --l' - $4818 137 DEBT FUND. In Baying Banks at last annual meeting $8193 91 fibubsorlotionn received since for 1003.... 1402 Contributed by the Ladles' Aid Society 200 00 Balance of Load repaid by Manaxera... 200 00 13aiik Interest ..... ......... 0 84 11893 50 Paid on the afortgafp- May, $1009, 001.. 81000. Jan., 10000.. r.000 00 Bak:ince la Savings' Hankate per book 103 20 82493 ts) The Session report showed 08 per- sons added to the metnbership-25 on profesaion of faith anti 43 by cer- tificate. The removals were, 22 by cer- tificate, 17 without certificate and 0 by death, leaviug 700 on the roll, a net in. crease of 23 In the membership front last year. During the year seven mar- riages were performed, baptisms ad- ministered to 24 infante and 2 adults, and 27 burials recorded. The atten- danoe Caiffnitinkilis service was the largest in the his- tory of the church, nearly 500. DRAUGHT, HORSE BREEDERS. The Dominion Society Decides to Wind Up Alter Twenty Years EX istonce. Pursuant to notice decided upon at their annual meeting held in Decem- ber last, the Dominion Draught Horse Breeders' Society held a special meet- ing in the C011lleil Chamber, Clinton, on Wednesday last. President D, McIntosh, of Brucefield, in the chair. servative in politics, and a valtterit, The Seeretary submitted a report. 4)f the members in good standing, a bal- ance of about $050 in the lank, with no liabilities, and other information, and it general discussion wile !nut on the question of either extending tl operations of the Society or winding It up. The diecussion showed that, as the Society's registry accepts crosses of eiydesrlicle and Shire stock, which do not come within the notv accepted Let 111 " Ore ed" ttnimals, (though many breeders think the blending of the two is RR improvement, should he encouraged>, the registry will not be accepted in what arr now 141111W/1 Ike the Ritri0119.11Z1,41 records under the supervision of the Department of Ag- riculture at Ottawa. A conelderable sect lon of the Clydesdale A9soelat ion is quite hostile to this breeding and t he work of the Society, and though the Shire horse men are 11101e fILVIR'- 0,14 the ptogress of the No- r:let y ill l'eeellt. years has not. in the opinion of mos) members ref I he Sovie- t y, keen such as /ITO 1114 7`))11111111• tense. It W1144 therefore decided, not. %%601A/trilling the good (Inane's' con- dition, to wind up the Soviet y under the statutory regulations therefor, and the Colimil wele einnuiveied t,, 111,14424411 141 11141 direction, first mit,- !kiting the fowl volume (il' the St ild Book, and then calling /I genet al meeting at which they will stilituit r•eport, showing. the balance of funds fiugh Spackman, Huron's Warden. available for distribution amongst the members, and 0, dispose of tile hook. and other assets now on hand. A numbet of entrien 1/ OW In the 441111111- titry'll hands wet e accepted 1,1, tratkin. and others will he revel ve(1,,,4) Mareh 1, when the work of priiif';t:.! the volume will begin, NVhen 11)( rompleled !mother general 111410111114 will be held to receive the repurt (he liquidators, and after t hi. teport has been forwarded to the Pcovinelal iNecretary the Society will 4111411141 1,, The Exeter Times says of Mr. Snack- exist. mon: member of the splendid Trivitt Me- morial church, Exeter. The new Warden's municipal career dates back to 1880, 17 years ago, when he was first elected to the Exeter Council as a councillor. In 1892 he ' The delightful nature of the program given by the Odeon Male Quartette and Minn Nettie Jacknon, reader and Mary teller, who will be heard on Monday, January 29th, at Victoria Opera HOUI4O, can be gathered frtnn the following eample program P.A11Tr. Quartette " Drink to Mo Only. With Thine Eyes". .. . .011d English Mr Tire Odeonn. Duet " The Fisher (for toner and larritarie .0abrum) Messrs. Allen rind rotten neyetice " 11 nekkherry Finn"- .111rirk Twain AllGt JaCkaon. quartette " Tho Goblins Oet Yon" ...Parks The °deeps Tenor solo." Tho Clang of the Vargo" Rainee Air. UM. quartette " When the Wind Blown a Gale " Petrie PART IL Quartette " Over the Fields at Eartv "loco • Umbel pie Mena Bending "'Faroe Imes end Out." OP "How elle 1Von ..... Anon .". . Quartette " Have Yon . Oi,egas. Boss collo "illy nation! Am I" . ...Waren Mr. (iron. Heading " Heard et the toierbono".Arrob Quartette "Oclift „ Jatkcon. to tmcons, A ouARANtiliO OURR PoR NOM Itehtug. bteediott, pt. -00114111v piles. DroggiStattro initherited to re. ftind money if PAZOOINTMENT CGro 1111 ttli 4506 • !' was elected deptity reeve, and in 1803 re elected, which carried representa- tion at the County Council. He wax elected reeve in 18911 110(1 1897, Under the present Aet, which means the vote of the whole County Council Division. he was elected in 1901 and 1902, and hy a -eclat -oat ion 1 n 1903 nnd 1905. That he will hear the honor with dignity and ability goes without (1 uest ion, " Mr. Spackman is a man of sterling character, a close student to the duties of his office. In municipal affairs he luta been ever artIve, arid many im- provements lire eredited Ills states ntanship. Vi/hile In the County Coun• ell he liart proven himself a valued member. and during his career wit h that body hao heen on FIPV(11111.1 import • alot commi ttee9 and hls judgment anti knowledge of matters have heen of great value and genet ally nett tliesed in by the other members. 'The nppointment as Warden car, ties with it a 'vintner of arduous du- ties, but Mr. Spacktinin can be relied on to carry out the work imposed npon him to the entire aatisfaction of every one. " Mr. Spaekrnan has lived In Exeter nearly all his life, corning here when about a year old, and when Exeter WW1 re mere hamlet. He was pi/Witted 111 our nchoole, and today Ix one of Exeter's prpgreasive business men, be - log the otdner of a large hard ware mare, enjoying a huge and !iterative trade. Mr. fipaeloman'o frienda here congratiilate him on the appointment, which he no deservedly morito." Another Mg landollde has taken place at the end of I ho Dun. lop 0. P. R. bridge, and it will take se- veral hundred train Ina& of eart h replace the :slide. The break in a min. fortune, but it will keep the train bailie and steam shovel tnen employe? fee a few weeks. Ronday night the river eontlimed to Huth an immenac voletne of water passing to the lake. tone enough to float that part trestle bridge that had ground- ha:tallow* tot*, It was ear - and ,t of t ed al fled on to the lake, hut the greater pad nth took the beach on either tiddler fir river's mouth, from tv web position t Is csid it will bo collected at the st opportunity. CANADIAN PACIFIC TO PARALLEL BRUCE. -- Important Railway Move of Big Road out of London. -- - Lonrho, Fro, Pro Vardar -day. Finartoe and EdileatiOn MOtiern. Old Friends in the West. ler, Ferris, Grlevea, &yams Ishiater. Vancoueer, Jan. 10th, IMO. Gardiner, Dolg, McQuillan, Currie, ra Mitchell Sr Todd. IttortKorieitta. nd Bridge and °minty 'rue STAR. Gtnierleb, Ont. Pr9pert V- Monscb. Can t felon, Lament. DEAR SlIts,-14nolosed pleitee find McNaughton, McLeen, Morrison. $1 foe renewal of our selocrIption to Equalization -The whole Council. Clin°noEur faileStvvAestetw•nhtelthoulee,uPtvPitleletattits. Warden's Committee -Messrs, weekly budget cd happeoltigs atnongst ler, Ishister, Bryant', Gardiner. the people with whom we lived for Reuse Refuge-Meesrs. Molten- nualdi 14511 eetikurT. zie, Ferris, moQuiniku. Thor° are in the olty of Var100111Ter SEcOrt41 DAY -TLIESn A Y. representatives of nearly 25 old God. judge Holt was appointed to the ericiffamilles,Comprising Hof:snowing* Richard Mills trnd brothee Malcolin position of trustee of tbo GoderIcit moQuorrie, Atro, jt, Auto 0314 Messme. Collegiate Institute, vacated by the Quaerio daughters of Isaac Hafilday; The following reports write sent to Ijilkily11101rC,IttAisi.SaSiirtnithM,‘3ttagiulnit.tetir death of the late Dr. Ure. emend Hues named Inspectors Tom Hey. fats (Nowell; Mrs. Fraukland, and Robb, to Edneation ; Gaolers' and nee Miss Bailey; Mrs. Wm. Martin. Insurance, to Property ; County Cottle son and daughtets hire. Balfour; Misa misMoners, and Mr. Roberts ori the Simmons, a :deter of the late Aim Hayfields work. to ttead ATI Bride; Simmons; Wm- . How Ralph and TeelLkIlletle'S and RegiStelle.ti, to Ftn• two eisters, Mrs. George Evans, son once. Tenders for comity printing ; Fre& and daughter Frank, letters from • Sheriff and Inepeetor, Mrs. Thomas; John Somers and tato West Huron's Women'15 Institute, sisters, Arthur Addison,Wm.Worden, Good .Roads Astmciation, National .A.rehle Morris, A.4,,Dietybatrds Ddr,and sttatium, Prisonere' Aid, Huron We. nu-gb W fifrf`Tni,., Rifle League, Hoepital for Sick Child- head; Mr, Stratton and wife, a dough - ren. and lettet from Monielpal World, ter of Tboa, Hall; Mrs, Hooker, er., all to Executive. The following were Mrs. Laidiaw, nee Susie Campbell; tient to the Special committee Corn- George itnd Charlie (Jordon, John Me- munIciations, re proposed changes in Intyre, 4 sous and daughter; Iffre.Geo. Connty Councils ; tehereoleala re R. Gordon. arid Others. Thorny Trois the repair of highwaye, ar„i„,.,ss s -,-•fempla lo have been stse N.; ots Resignation of Rev. Joseph Or Elliott/rat Collegiate Institute trustee On . teas sent to Education committee. don ss sommuniontion from A. M. Todd, people t re Gland Orange Lodge meeting In evening.'" shot GodoCioli, to Property committees and the ,sass, --4,.. leiter from Tits STAB., and a large sem Hy, two groups titv number of aecounts were sent to 35 years ago of old tik Finance. Communication:5 front the the people guessing „.4 %tee' r Trustees Astir -elation. Guelph Colleg• (M941111118 Wee0. late Institute, were sent to Edurat ion All were delighted W. co tnntitt ee. A letter from Perth and hope 0. will he the Count y anti one from Metiers. Initf and Stewart, of Ilkley/de, were sent to Road and Bridge. , r The following emri iminleat ions ivere laid on t,he table : W. IL timetry ,ind Jim, little, for the position of Iligh Constable; P. Cantelon, e M. Mack, N. Itobnon, W. sdie, W MeKerchle Goverthiski the 1)1141111(411 nf Auditor, and ' Comecon and ‘V. .1. Thant for pOtilti011 of 001mt v Examiner. ChiN imetabic tt Sic Ray tendered 10;4 resignation, which N' 11.11 doly nereploci The report .411,,wm fifteen persons hi one female rood four I tarn nudes. l'he W141111111 11011 NeVell men hail hirer' committed for v ritnry, hie heft. 1 la, y. 1 on a rrharge of 1101 140 tileiL1111g, o11111 1 fol Insanity. The Cotinty liegixtrxy's returns fop 1005 showed, total instrittoonts teal.. tiered as 4,110. Pitent. 1, tl, ed. L:431 111111111414414425 1108, 21111. 21/1), 1,.„.,.., „ 1, rittiret9 fru 11 mei,' Hefei :19, ()Oyu 10,,,o1.11,1114 3111 'no - gr ler. fees 811, 11 1.g.110.1 1715, 17/7 01) 1.01 14111. The 1)0'101.111v %veto, 10 I.114 141 2X 111, to deputy, till, 200, to stair and for sta, Miler v 1111 252. - el, 1117d 1.0 Iii• VIM?), V 81,27o 51 88111111 1117 rum t go, 111. 1,ei-terval of the 4(12.12211 V4,11111 111. $1,1145,2:11 20, 11f wide!' 12 wen. for nortilnal anarlint. 10,4 undor $1,000, 2(15 tinder $2 OHO, 219 tinder and 211 res.'s 33,0011. Orivenlock, 'reeve aleK Mop, addressed the conoeii with rote' snap to the hridgres on boundary between Logan and Mcis:illop, ftia did (1140 ex• reeve T. E. Hays. The Hood and Bridge committee later 1141 repo? ted the mailer, and their report (1 11.4 0111 1•11. he evening orerunner of many mere where. see he kept alive and remembranq many of those front whom we 8.413,10 far separated. We rernain,,yours very truly. Jowl MCINTYRE. * i MR --4t1) A. REID REPLIF/S. Underfelt, Jan:21th, 11100. . ro tim r,ent,,r of 'rho Star, , st.41,11h. Ar I nue the person evidently referred ., rill', AT.,,i1 l4.1. voa,•Ic a. ‘.111e117 resented- „, for 31r. MItcholl's ” d Isallerae I ' from the socretare A hip of tho roll 1113chltatilon. 199.pboutot like to 9tiei the author proporly 1214222(24 heteN, the pithily. In I tee nrst [dodo. Mr. Miteliell wear ' "distnix,ed " ins appoint! ..... It of .earrita0 iroolo ,11110111111/, the term of oak. het yo,,,i ,o,15, 1111.1 rilt hough Mr. M ached h i oveirosod for many roars. he 111141 HO, 14,414.1.1cl. Ow (1111011 youttinne.11.1y Mg 0 V 011001/1111(..til 04 1111222.12214 111411 it. 4120422 11111 111.1441., .10 44430 I am crawerned, In a, I 11 rut/ono. o.1,00 Mr. Mit/lien, stlel str,Nitt .1, told kr,,R2 11.i, ',err If 1 1111.11 2,1121PIALti 1011,0," I1 VOlitti 11.11,1 0114'0 118410,1g1 10 t4 1:11.1tUr" thy itirpri411•/.•lit 11. lb " Pr,O, i 01..101111, PI-, 1.1(1..1 8,1. T1se atre or o lito 411(.1,, , ,1•11., kill II I ti enen moot' tie, an1 „r , r„ ,„ , F., 111.W FFIF•11' imil trottle larkilY i i b.. ,s. ....II .11S.111F11,; 1111} direet04 mot tr. ,,l, 11101. ori.elbln10111,1 10411127 4,441 r•,)., " or . co s I fl....I. 1911V VFW . 64141 011,40.: ..:16 ...4 tql.I1,1 y M nit iippoi trier. Iiii to mii, h.'', sii•V V mow. ON e9,1 ,1„411441,.).4.1,A1 dr is., ri 1,, 1141 .». i 1 bad 11)11)/ TM 4) 114a ill 11,4, aorl I ;1.rd it ire what II considered whet, ,1,0 he.' loieoet. tut the society. and 1 Wive nr rr.o.ore r re -0110,0* the re9t of the (Mouton hwl 4,1 r ocarr "Wool la e low, The restilt wrt0the ,,,i,;,;;;th;;.;;; 1.y it 010,110rIty V0t0 0( 1401111000o t.1... ether Moo Mr 'A lichen. Last year I sterol to A eli011mr of per9ons that ho was His of thre position. noel ha .1totle.1 net eenniv tii.ir he wee hileo at h14 2220441 & T111,11,2 1 r2 rt 1. o quo at liberty to (malice" it. era oil.... id tter town Cermet). 1.1, Voir boors 117 'Inv fgligtv villAk, body , bt ' in,r ,,,, ft „11,,,i!.1 keen tho faets *trilleh.• telok. il 4 W ,l 0 , I , ,1311,10 attache. On Plifi, v1.1 arils. 3 ours truly. >Ir. Reid having a/crept:al tl. tation f Tug fiTAR pkee 111I. Mrs. Colin Campbell arldriessed the in 1111a0 oltiume, a few words in Council ,„, t„,1,„it„r 31,,. W111, twmfilr,e11113,17 NVorreen's institufs, Aral asked for it fat oi grant to much 111,1 it ute. Min temeni from Si. Marv's t'olleg• ".111.tetre."ItY4:141 is not eandid regarding 10.1it lite+ firm) the term) ef "Mee 14 the Secretary. if this county, in xi tendatice, te. knowq, or might to know. that per - fermi to Executive commit trae. inazietiey is one of the erimentiale of a .occessful performative of those duties, // n. I nankeen t her e substani 1111 grounds rid complaint against ouch an officer, II,. I., 111114111041y' (10212,inf,iiii.:.(01. 44M reo. nIttrienic,1:1 on prerienee wit ti fall 1, t en.lanee at lees t Ivo) half a dozen 114):4441 or committee meetings last year, and perhaps he doe.. not know PO much 000110001 an °Mee seeretary as he t hi nks he fince. That the Canadian Pacific Railway , M' Unh"." r"Pt 4110 ""nril I in relater), te to hi. rept.11 1 h.. con- dom Heron and Bruer- Railway In elii9ion of 109 orareini•nr, mssa s sts. wilt "lid a 11" 1" Pnelt11"1 the Lutt" rrete. work al lirerilerld. At the eon. IL earl y the near future, is now an rumored It enzie and t 11 I v,,te of thanks 1,, the geittleitiln for 1,";:...1. nig. certain that the new line m given fr, thee Conned. Huron but to Lake Erie, 1 1011tPrrivt:11:1 41 retared 1 he ( mined in reference to will MR either through or near thit city, and it 19 probable that It will tstr_,r,7:41e rein.o. t he Coe nt y Valitotimi he extended t ime not only to Lake " 1411 n rid Mr. (meld.- ad - Andrew Thompson, w.licItor for the the report. Western Ontario Pacific Iteiltvey Col. Young 114111 Captain Oundry C0111114111 31, has not tiled the city of Lon- addremed lie '4!.. •.atetacir, don that the rompany will firmly to Parliament for a cliarter at the next 0":14(11;40o.t. Judd has been looking after The present atizienee fr OM the el ty IR in 0011- n stipmrned o meet the ell y'rt interests in the matter for at 10 r Huron and Bruce eountlea, and will -slay. some thee. It Is 11nd:evened Chet his lierlion with the matter. °The company will star t a branch at Ito lino at or near [Anthill," onito Tbompoon'n let ter. "It will run north through aliddlerso. Osford, Perth. terminate on Lake Huron at come point In Huron or Bruce." Lenclon, of comae, wes10: that branch ntart "in London," not "near Lon- don." To matte pure that the new lino will cots:none° hero Will Ire work for the railway committee anti the MaYot. 'It will Ito ft great thing for this city," naid Aldan -Ian yesterday. "Foe one thing the people alottird, U. es B. hove hoenosuiret ing t • nT:•14T141-fortoalins Ptif4ot dt 1:411 that tha juirtiocagtobiurogu, gtottoutttoullvtutitytit (titietithadtwy,,,er „ grant t4) the matter inittee regiment, 'end Ole Forerilit .1 tomb IAL COMMENTS. new prOpr)811.1 71'13111(1111141 omit reform. Mr. John • Ilere County Auld, NI [levee lb diapenced nese trate: Gaye, le e and In num mictiona I do ,this entire' %MS, 2 Ile denies any previous ealetila• thin') n angements to " r. 21 i 401;41. It is a fart that the Filar tf1r %Nag arranged before the day 4W -trite 11.111114.141.1 meeting, and during. tint Meeting earl Vilsoling woe attempt - 011 to make sure 4)1 the game. Per- haps II r. Reid will recoil ale° that de- wier:0,1:m of Mr. N141011011 which tool' 1,10:9. 10 R railway ear a few miss at ago. 3. if Mr. NI itteltell ever add be was • 1 tred of the ruysit ion " it wan because. of eertain (Metter/wing conditiono which aro not likely to he removed Antherstnitrg, be- der ouch arvangementn ao Reid (1„41,11 y ("4.4mrlip ea he conceives tn be dealt able It eyrie with the hope that eertnin arrangemente It h. A how ho only bunt. diccueaed openly at the annual ineot. inn would bring about a bettor ctatn of affairo Shot Mr. Mitchell Wisher, to continuo for thin year. If Mr. Red ean ifeeempliall thetas- improvemonfo he WI0 have Ilitchell'a approval. .( 1140 way, why did Mr. Ite.fd ,r51- nIst, tato pregideto, ylee-tere. „t tithe -11'a tbeir expred,-,tiyett*ourae relieved from nitIcoP Not • f anettice.,,.yon did not Iftstsextemp, V.:WO `ratite foe card toted by niece hotilren. a I za t ion assecianentS, eounties C0111- htI(I to, 1.2(4 app11(0104.1 h. 110 tielleves that tho a done by (1mility 0011114 done as writ by the Couiseils in eneh he taspayer roJicord tgo of the prestnt, tap. ate tido at felt ,Stseion. "f.\\