The Huron Signal, 1880-10-29, Page 14 TH11iTY•Tdiitl) YEAH.
V#1101.14 NUU6IIIK11 1738.
GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1880.
M(OILLICUDDY BROB. Pa
i YEAR A YAR IN ADVANCE,
'E,
Dentistry.
1ViNICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
• flail'. office and tes(dence, West Street.
tLr,w doors below Bank of Montreal, Oot1e-
r, tau. 1754
1
Tonsorial.
•
UT KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
T s • Bibi and Hair-drruecr. baps to return
thaaka to the public fur past patronage, and
solicits a continuance of custom He can
always be found et hie Shining Parlor. near
the Post Moe. uodertcb. 1753
Atictioneering,,
0, Ct RUM, THE IBOPLE'SA- She People's column.
*NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
11 that I will sot be tapunaiblr for any
debts ntatncted iomy sane without m
BOAR FOR SERVICE A PEDI-
o 4 • IIQ74ICk R. Gadded*Oat. 178E
FAANCI3 GRAHAMS LICENSED
Terme 0Moe-Haw:ltoo dome
(303 ►t, opposite Cbenne Hotel. Ordme
left 100 SAL otK )* velli bo atLSedal W. 1731
OREF Berkshire
(from Bow Park)
Aaettoneor fur the County of H•roa.
written order. It000tce McKeezie. Kintat .
' for servke Terns $1 to paid at Limo of
3fleaical. moirean
. V. MEEU1iLLER, con Raid.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
• 1 chiel's ssasaa ye. take asses.
An' faith he'll preat 1L'
TOWN TOPSOIL
Eggs are scarce.
"A Life for a Life."
l:e wise, and advertise.
Now for a little tine weather.
Apples are plentiful and cheap.
Did you eat any of the stolen beef 1
Start your fires with Heale's kindler.,
Every lady will read the Chicago House
advertisement.
Tux Carcu.--Two or three boats have
arrived from the fishing islands during
the past week, well laden with tinny
freight. They report an excellent supply
herring.of
L O. O. F. BALL. - The annual ball of
the Huron Encampment, No. 28, will bo
held in the Park House on Tuesday,
Nov. 2nd. Handsome notes of invita-
tions, printed at Tee SIGNAL office, have
been issued.
Li LSAT DEMAND. -So great was the
demand for extra copies of last week's
SIGNAL that we were utterly unable to
supply it. The itumense i amber of ex-
tra topica of this paper sent abroad to
frienda is surprising.
_-- - ( Murtuu & Cresewan havealready emu- G W. R ('o»oTABLEII --The follow.
GRAHAM, AUCTIONEER IS IN- mencel on winter work. flee solei• its are the new a e
MON-e t+ a MA residence Steck Asrtslatios Bow pph rrk ,, to Oen by
e . A new continued story will be begun pointed by the fl. I . lt. Co., to look
itttte• ytJa ddoor west ef YktoMa Mate sale at Ooderlch. a renmber of Med tie►_ week. It is untitled ".1 Life for a after the interer's of the seu sr. on
R Aft LEAN, PHYSI iAN SCA aft ttelnl by the Cascade West g .nstablea ap
Mv'et. 1781. (ebwuld ! Leicester rams fast l
DRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
t'hysician,, lareeuns. AC1-111UCIIPM ge.
[)alcx at Dr. Saannoa'e resieawcc' near the
J>)il, Goderieb. O. i'. ,Iwsebiox. J.u. *avow
r/w._ 1751.
- - _- _
B. LUNDD Y. M. D. PHIsICIA'.►,
ts t3 riaily b versales. ice uats'
Inds Motel. rhuismaaea.
1781.
T. iiwKENhsesal p`YR + HEAD, .•13UCCESSOR
iletftare t1Uc f
College radiate of Ontario Ve-
'JrMAs, stables and roaeleaoe,
•wv ' . 4 dried. neat of I>: Ferrgguussomn s
M - tormerly accepted by Dr. Duncan.
. d. -Hones examined as to suundnes,. 1761
Legal.
DARROW` & PROUDFOOT, BAR-
• Ms FE1(dB. Aftierneee Solicitors. etc.,
(lodasleh. J. i Gamow, W. 13oudfoct. 1761.
L. DOYLE, BARRI8ENR A N D
Ooderb Attorne
Ont y' Solleitor I ebem0rt:17
AMER & MORTON, BARRIS-
TBItS $c., erich n Winggham.
C. Sayer. , idol J. A. Norton. wises
ham. 3 ' 1761.
M (TOMSON,IARIIIU&I1R AND
I. Solicitor. Omce-Coraerof West Street
and Markel ttv-aare, over Oeaege A.b-ngi,
Guderich. • 1781.
sheep. Price reasonable Life," that line of railway :-John vers,
Ooderlch. (let M 1ra3 Int TOww. -- Messrs. Gilford Elliott Patrick Viewing, Clifton; Richard Jas
Melt.
tt. Da! "Ym. Sherritt, David
STORE Tr and Jsa Strettun, of Brussels, were m Farr, Mieh'1
Serie•' , um, ON YIC T O R I A on Wethneeda Begley, Hamilton; Robert Logan, John
.1, „ recently occupied by lira Adak y' l anon London ; Arch'd McInnes,
were tummod/uuy well f++-alahed a 1 r
with shelves and draw- `Garfield'' - Aire emit el. a new
n. very Michael Hari n, Toronto.
! dwelling is a,^ ,, t goo ua and off.* in Booth Huron The nest will
she sand Is s good one. and M in oioeo prox-
haity ra n ble.aand it bs made dhow oreead. known n+ appli-
cation
pe
PW7
cation to D. K. STRACIJAN. Blacksmith. 1751
CAMPION, ATTORNEY-AT-
_to.
TTORNEY - A T-
E• LAW. Solicitor in Chancery, Convey.
sinter &c. Ofbce ever Detlors store, Godo-
rich, Ont. Any amount of money to loan at
lowest rates of interest. 1741•r.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers. solicitors in Chancery, die.,
Ooderlch and Wingham. M. C. Cameron, 4.
C.: Y. licit. M. U. camcron. Goderieb. W. )..
Moods. W iueflam. R U.
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Patscellaaeous 4arais.
TAMES SnIAILL, ARCHITECT, &e.
17 . °Moe, Crabb's Block. !Clawson so,. Oode.
rich. Pleas and specifications own correct-
ly. Carpenter's' pla,terer's and mason. work
mascaras and rained.
WEAVING DONE NEAR THEOLD
Huron Hote KI • Street. Ooderlch,
Ratereaos-MR9. Eased 1731.
ER.WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
• and Ornamental Painter,. Parlor decor -
dine ie.* + specialty. GRAINING, GILDINO,
OLAQNG. shop on North Street, opposite the
Registry O ce. Ooderich. 1731
STRATF')RD BINDERY --ESTAB-
LISHED 1SN. This estabttsbmcnt is chiefly
devoted to job and library work. especially W
tho.o unique and economical helical( and mor-
roce•e styles. In 1.11 cress the best of stock and
wurkstaaehi with etre h and sty oose
bins& It1 overJohn Dutton's drier store.
GEORGE STONE.
Loans anb insurance.
10,000TO LEND ON REAL E S -
TTs. Terms tsvorable. Apply to R. L.
Yt.s. Oodertob. 1761
460,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on good Harm er 5nt.class Town Property
WM per oast Apply to R. RADCLIFFL 1751
7 } PER CENT. -PRIVATE FUNDS
to lend at the above rate on tltst.olass se-
cfrlt) No. delay. Ayplystonceeto SEAOER
at MORTON, Ooderlcb. 1751
MONEY TO LEND. A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for invite neat
lb(owed rapes an ares-olsw Mortgages. Apply
(1 ARROW & PROP D)•'OOT.
MONEY TO LOAN. THE OANA-
I)4 Lagded Credit ('omptnJ, Toronto -
Joan LAt4O BLAKIR, kxq., Pnddent. M mey
Is lent by this Company to individuals upon
the same enema IM to mutelppaslitiN.-lien•I
Agent, Ood.rich for Circular*. (7(11[ ISA ILTJIt. 17SI1..
00,000 PRI 91TB FUNDS TO LEN D
e® ea Fart) mad Town Priddy at lowest Ut-
tered- MatlEMrss purehasee an cotatttaei,n
r . (h>nveyanetnt: t res reasoeshll..
N A. Ilorrowera can choir. m the 1a onn,tay
if ego is satisfactory. -D ♦ t 305!N-
WFON. Barristers, Rte.. Ooa . 17:1
a over an. a good:liar Arrt.1<8 TOS GRSAT BRITAIN. -Melina.
laser i* V connection with the buildi .g. probably be named Hancock.
Wanted.
FOUR TEACHERS WANTED -FOR
Put,i ttebooL O•derich. Salrrtee. •260,
11415. duo and 13*). Applicant -alto state grade
of Certificate. The undentitned will receive
applications until Nov .28, l W. MITCHELL,
Secretary, 11. S. T.
TEACHER WANTED, FOR S. S. NO.
1
7. Township of ('elbssne, for the year 1831.
Female preferred. Apply personallyto the
Trustees or to the 8eeretary, DAVIBAER,
Roundlet P. 0. 1756-41
(CORDWOOD WANTED. --THE UN-
-' DFRSIONED, having purchased the Do-
minion Salt Block. is now prepared to buy all
kinds of cordwood, for which cash will be
A. For further particulars, apply to ('has. A.
airn, the square ; or at the Star Salt Warks.
OHN'3COM. 171E
Estray Animals.
STRAYED. A HEIFER ABOUT
one and a half rears old. red and white.
pretty mach roan. short and stout made. Any
OA! ATI -ME me information of It will be suit-
ably rewarded. WALTER HICK, Huron
Road, Ooderlch P. 0. 1756-,
('IAML ESTRAY -4)N THE 12TH OF
v Attgeat, t _ as aged Mouse Colored
Hen*., with ver lase strip on face and one
white foot. lUCHARD A. SPRUNG lot es,
Bea Line. Hallett, one and one-half macs from
Mencbe ter. ft.'
Q REWARD STRAYED FROM
( the premises of the undersigned. Int 22,
con S, West Wawanosh, about the 38th of May
last. eight head of young settle, seven of
which were yearlings. described as follows: -
1 white bull with grey nock, 2 grey steers, 1
red and white steer, 1 dark bed steer with
whYe spots, Obi smallest of the lull,1 grey and
`twbfee spotted heifer, 1 white heifer gray on
the neck; the other was a two year old white
heifer. Any parson giving such information
as will lead to their recovery will receive the
above reward. Address the owner. WM.
LEDDY. Dungannon P.O. -
i • RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
15 Life and Ar ,dent Interstice Agent.
R.•presonUng 5ntclawCommutes. Also&aent
for the. CANADA LLttva 'Tons lrn.r.ANot. (b.
Money to lead on Mortgage, ether in Town or
raid Property tat any way to welt the borrow-
er. Hisses -(up -slates) Rays blank, Godertoh.
1751
I>rtwaANale•o4.* .
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11111Ti Add. ((1V. Teseartre-McMlahsd
P1Y
NIRITARI)TWA 870'tret wsamieem.:'hrae
Ibtableibee —
f sks adios in Mt above grecs es (N♦nee at
he Inman rates by HORROR HORTON
The andte aid Appfaser feriae
c ANADA PPR LOAM •wnSIA WINO* 00'T.
Tortotrm
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Merry Use se rir nd►-erearw
..r n'w
Mead
0 ter (m.•rt•rm onepdsraM
Lost or Fourth.
LOBE, A VALUABLE GOLD CHAIN,
lCsbte Link) with Locket attached. Any
pp sootrti a and retards. the same to A.
V'A L" A Z. atebmster. will be hsndeomo-
4Oaderic Oet. 18. 1NA. o - I7fa
1'OUND--A BUNCH OF KEYS.
The owner can have them by applying at
Term SIGNAL omce.
jOGS FOUND. -ON THE 26TH OF
J May mat, between lot 16 and lot * Godo -
rich Township, on the shore of Lae Huurroon.
16 pine logs, from 11 to le feet long. The after
la requested to prove property and pay charges
by the 13th er October, or the logs will be sold
to pay expenses. They are at present opposite
lot 115. 4atetrsi. awn, Trustee. 1753.1m
$100 REWARD.
The above reward will be given to any per -
,.,n who may give such Information as will
lead to the reoovery of the books taken from
my °Aloe two weeks ago vis: Ledger. Cash
Book, ih.y Rook and :Subscription I.4t. in-
forrnatlen may be given to Mr. 3. C. Currie,
Chief Constable. or to L`ie undersigned. All
those who have their Acoonnta rendered to
Nem wilt please call ret the office and KETTLE.
AT ONCE. A. C. SIMMONS, Prop'r Gode-
rlch Sear. 1736 -It.
$50 REWARD.
The above reward will be given by the un-
dersigned for information that will lead to the
apprehension of the party who took a Steer
from Lot irk Ova. 1 t3ederloh Township. be-
tween the Ietb sad 18th Oeteher. The salami
wan a red and white seer. 1 years nM, with
large red spots on both shoulders, andtn.:llaed
to be thick en horn*, with white flank wad
belly nn Moth sides, wite on lower end of tail
Thd a brand no his Left hip the shape of an 0.
e animal can brelelmitified by at lease two
credible witticisms. W.
Ooderieh, Go , 19 9119).McLLAN. 17011
For Bale.
Town Council meets this (Friday) ,
evening.
The Beatty Line of steamers will not
call at this port any more this season on
the upward trip.
0o-As-You-P1.zssa-Don't forget the
pedestrianism exhibition in the skatwg
rink, on Wednesday next. A number of
first class " pods" will engage its the
match. Good sport is expected.
Mr. James Yates is again behind the McNair and Allan have been busy
counter in Maokenzie's, after a bad at-
tack of cold, which Ial<1 hizn up to*
about a week.
Stulanra.- The match for the harbor
championship has not yet oomeoff, and
it is hardly hkely that the race will be
rowed this sawn.
Jtsll.ss Sicilia. -Tho origIal Fisk
Jubilee Singers will appearnr Crabb's
Hall on Mond.lI evening, November 8th
Further partiwla8tt nest week.
Tea TAnonr,-Our red coats will have
a shooting match on " Attrill's Flats,"
on Saturday afternoon. A number of
prizes are offered by business omen.
ExoAoaD.-Mr. Samuel Harrison, son
of Mr. R. Harrison, of Exeter, who has
just returned from his studies at Gode-
rich, has been ended to take charge of
a school near C i _ton.
Tho new Anglican Church is now
being roofed in. It is expected that it
will be ready for opening Christmas or
New Year's. The structure will be a
handsome one when finished.
Recovsfinsa.-Ws are glad to barn
that Mr. Thos. Weatherald is recovering
from a severe attack of quinsy. On
Monday it was found necessary to lance
his throat three times.
Srotex.-The publisher of the Star
complains that his books have been stolen,
and offers $100 reward fortheir recovery.
The theft is a mean one indeed, and we
hope the filcher will 1* speedily disoover-
New BAKERY. -W. Berry will open
out his new ba.ery, or Saturday. Any
person wanting geed bread, cakes, &c.,
will please tri- a hint a call. Advertise- be Led f ed
meat ne,t week. Opposite the Interns- that two days previous to the sale he
ti°'cal Hotel. . wrote his man of business in Goderich,
" Tem AMslucaiv. "-We welcome to instructing him to withd:Rw all the stock
our table The American, published in entered, have the town of Goderich and
Philadelphia, Pa. It is a well edited all it contains put up at auction and
and handsomely printed review of politi- sold to the highest bidder, and consign
cal and current events, and we wish it the inhabitants thereof to the nether re -
an extended range of readers. Bions. The first I»t of his instructions
t3ATs -Peen wero entertained du.ing were obeyed,, but we hope that in BO far
the week that the schooner Ontario, own- as the people of G+ derich are concerned,
od by Horace Morton and J. Williams at least, he will give them a few weeks
of Godorcn, had been lost in the great grace. There are wine yr,,q find gentle -
gale, She was eight days overdue on a inen in Uoder ;,, to sly nothing et tY►e
six days' trip, bolt)g weather bvuna .,, ...nes, Ind it would be a consider -
Pike's Bay for nearly a week. able low to the country,and we fancy it
would not be congenial to their feelings,
nor would it add to their comfort were
Mr. Attrill's manager to carry out his
instructions concerning them."
MR. ATTRILL ON GODHRICH.
■ta Pierrsssry Interviewed as s. She Testa
of a t ery elraage ■egert.
Its
tho accowtt of the Huron Liv..
Stuck Association sale, published in bei
week's Seaforth Erµ>ritor, the following
rutuarkable statement app Bred :
`•Considerable disappointment was
felt at the withdrawal of Mr. Attrill'a
stuck. Mr. Attrill, however, is a very
erratic and peculiar gentleman, and
owing to his peculiarities of temper, can-
notrelied upon, We are informed
during the week shipping apples to (foot. Bt>oa KREP,,, Mr Moose's ..1aas
l
tr. - a• ' :L ^!Ree on Mondey evening
Nov. 1st, at 7.90. All aesiiolli of join-
ing should not fail to be present. A
sent off about twenty car loads. The good chance is offered W those anxious
competition amongst shippers is exceed- to sure an accurate knowledge of the
long keen, and only the best fruit will subject.
A Ttroti WILD -IL -The Two Friends
land. Th@ fruit is !dicarefully hand will meet int the Aesoctatton Rooms, over
°ploked, sad $ number -.` t"r''ela have
been rejected by the shippers which
under ordinary circumstances would be
counted fine fruit. They have already
ed.
Loc&t News. -Soule of our readers
cannot understand how it is that we get
so much local news for the columns
of Tae Smarm- A glance at the regu-
lar heading of this department tells the
story.
Sir Richard Cartwright was in town on
Saturday evening, and received a num-
best of his friends in the Reform Associa-
tion rooms. A pleasant time was spent.
Sir Richard left on Monday by the noon
train, a large number of our residents
turning out to see him off.
HA.LowzaN.--Next Sunday will be
Halloween. The celebration of it will
likely be observed on Saturday night,
that being the last legal evening of the
month. This item is written for the
benefit of those who have not yet taken
their cabbage out of the ground.
Cargo Sotn.-On Friday, Oct. 22nd
Mr. W. McLean, of this town, sold 500
head of cattle to Mr. Mope, of Toron-
to, for feeding purposes at Toronto dis-
tillery. ,The animals were a fine quality
of grade steers, and averaged about 1,100
lbs. The sum paid was $19,000.
Sir Richard Cartwright spent a fow
horses in Stratford on Saturday on his
way to.Godorich. He was in splendid
form, and has since been delighting his
constituents with what are regarded as
the moat incisive and masterly speeches
ever heard in the Huron district. - [Bea-
con.
Tall Feta/T.-Rev. Mr. MoDoneld, of
Seaforth, preached in Knox Church on
Sunday morning from 1 Peter, 5:4. The
sermon was a good one, replete with
scriptural illustrations, and was both
logical and feeling. The preacher was
listened to with rapt attention by the
congregation, and thetenderandoloquent
words that fell from his lips were calcul-
ated to do much good for the cause of
the Gospel.
EtrraaTAINMEi ' . -- We are likely to
have an inundation this winter of min-
strel troupes and strolling players. The
Presidential election an absorbs puhlie
intermit in the United States that people
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 93 AND have neither time nor inclination to foe
1e, ( r or of Victoria and East ',trete. In quest places of amusement. Othelln'a
the town
retch, for sale obeap. or will he occupation is gone nn the other side
exrbapgd for term property Fnrparticnrn Theatricals and kindred erete-'taintoents
11:24to J6*. ritsand. Atshltect, ttmoe Cnbb's
we . Camas. aaotIoaesr.
THOROUGHBRED SHEEP AICD
step rev sat. The sabscrlber oAlre M
sale teed CetlwoM sad two i.eloester man.
Ulm* shapes, peee„bas•A at Row Peek, eel a
maw a +s1 moa bbreddlfr ^ ► Also
nd wiz
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Trom Po* t B.rkLilres. a[•►, paid a farewell visit to hu friends
msvw Iblr bad to the iter tam Down •In i'iwtertav L. he. birth
are at a di•oo;unt there The poor play
en have to play to empty benches', and
several ()envois se have resolved to dis-
band until the elections are over
Fume* 'The Wingh.m Adtvtw•
eMr Chas.
E- Robertson, of (rode
t x et Z 11n DlitefMm
"#+f RFY to this
sell in a market likely to be glutted.
Qr0ITINO. - Some of onr townsmen
acted rather- shabbily towards the Col-
borne quoiters last week. A snatch had
been arranged between sides from the
township of Colborne and this town, to yy
be played at Smith's Hill, ..n Thursday sm7111 lout, one at a time
last. When the day arrived, none of the NNtAL SHOOTING MATCH -The an-
Goderich pitchers put in an appearance, uual shooting match under the auspices
much to the dis,gust of the doughty of the Huron Rifle Association took place
knights of the iron circlets from Colborne. on the Athelcote Range, Clinton, on
However, a scratch match was arranged !tlnndmv Oct. 18th, and was very sue -
between a number of players present,
and some tine pitching was done by
Messrs. Symington and Joseph Morris,
of Colborne, and Mr. Colwell, of Hul-
lett. About twenty quoiters wereon the
ground.
PRssaN•TaTIOli To Mists SIEVRRIGHT. -
At a meeting of the Sabbath school
teacher. of Knox Church, on Friday
evening, 22nd inst., a very cordial vote
of thanks was tendered to the Rev. Jas.
iieveright for his untiring labors as
Superintendent, on tho occasion of his
leaving for the North-west. In reply he
thanked them heartily for their appro-
val of his services. and expressed himself
pleased at the harmony which had char-
acterized their work during the time he
held the office. He hoped they would
continue to work with the same feeling
towarsthach other in the future. Dr Ure,
in a few appropriate remarks on behalf
of the teachers, then presented Miss
Sieveright with a purse containing seven-
ty-six, dollars as a tokenof their apprecia-
tion of her services as organist in the
Sabbath school and elsewhere, which
was replied to by the Rev. J. Sieveright
in feehng terms, after which Dr. Ure
pronounced the benediction.
'WEDDTNO Baize. -There was n flutter
in social circles on Thursday morning,
for one of Goderich's best known daught-
ers was led to the hymeneal altar on the
morning of that day. The wedding took
place at St. Stephen's Church, about two
miles from here, the bridegroom being
Wm. Beith, Esq., of Oshawa, mid the
bride Miss Mary Ellwood, daughter of
Ven. Archdeacon Ellwood, of this town.
Mr. Tully, of Oshawa was gr000msinan.
and Miss Nellie Middleton, bridesmaid.
Rev. 1. Middleton officiated, assisted by
Rev. R. Hicks. The bride wore a trav-
elling dress of brown satin, trimmed with
brown plush, and brown beaver hat and
plume to match. She also wore a beau-
tiful locket presented by her brother-in-
law, Rev. J. Middleton. Mise Middleton,
wore a garnet dress trimmed with garnet
satin, drab beaver hat and plume. Both
carried handsome boquuets. The cere-
mony being concluded. the happy couple
left the church amid the congratulations
of friends, and tho merry peal of the
marriage bell ringing a joyful salute.
They took tho noon train for their
wedding trip east, .
IMPORTANT TO TzAcgRR.s. - -The inter-
mediate now takes the place of the third-
class certificate. A reoent regulation
makes an important amendment respect-
ing extensions of the latter. Hitherto
the re.ulatiuns provided that acandidate,
in order to enter for an extension of him
third -clams certificatie by examination,
could do so nal- by the permission of
the D1 it. inter of Iliducatien on the recom-
mendation of n county Inspector; also he
might heor-flood to attend • model
school before te renewal would be grant-
ed. The Education Department has re-
cently issued a regulation tt the offset
that in attoedence with the merit of thus
regulation, County Pi anis of Es.smin-
ers aro now rnpnweret to erernpt candi-
dates who ( .he Intermediate euamia-
atinn, het lav already had etper►soes
in teaching. from attemlanee at a enmity
model Rehm!, es a oondititm of their re-
ceiving a third-class certificate, m .11
eases where the hoards ...onside' the
is reported a total wreck at North Bay,
Wisconsin, where she went ashore un
the night of the 16th inst. The captain
and crew had a narrow escape for their
liven, being seven hours in the rigging.
The were rescued by a fisherman with a
AEOGIMILLttd. moron Read •r with his mother, and brother, being
about to remove to ansi highly
llrt. Ris
VALUABLE ifARbf FOR BALE
ed
_ , an nM Aurora boy,
1st 6. As. ss,, Township of (701 to by all Ra removal from ourwoounty
ars, asstalndy M sem 71 of whichare will emote a blank that will not be easily
ars,
a said Is mOsA 0"11,4 hustle" filled Mr R ham been ono of the most
Tt mos b s , kmo I n 10 rerfltar . .e asst hast Frww M1.snns in
GM wheJe, kitchen tmvti, wr+wA .bort tern. ' •
AprtAdilnItTON, b1e iemal► h skim now state Itxst.'the District, he having hewn District
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easeful. The following are the scores
Made by the beat shots: First Match, -
200 and 600 yards --b shots at each range.
n to members only: -1, N. Robson,
2, Lieut. Wilson, 41; 3, C. Bethune,
39; 4, M. Munroe, 37; 5, Captain Shep-
pard, 33:; 6, A. Wilson, 3o; 7, S. Hobert -
son, 3i; 8, A. Campbell, 32; 9, Major
Wilson, 3'2; 10, P. Hawthorn, 28.
Second match,oranges 200 and 400
yards -5 shots at each range. -i, M.
Munroe, 44; 2, Lieut. Wilson, 43; 4, .N.
Robson, 37;5, D. Sts art, 38; 6, Ma or
Forrester, 35; 7, J. Joslf t, 36; 8, J. It g-
gard, 34; 0, A. Campbell, 34; 10, Major
Wilson, 34. The three highest aggre-
gates in the whole match were, --1st,
Lieut. Wilson, Seaforth; 2nd, M. Mun-
roe, Seaforth; 3rd, N. Robson, Clinton.
FAREWELL ADDRRSA.--Rev. J. Sieve -
right preached his last sermon as pastor
of Knox church un Sunday evening, tak-
ing for his text 1 John 5. -4. At the
close of the sermon he briefly, but in a
most touching manner, referred to his
connection with the congregation for over
eleven years. Ile assured them that he
entertained the kindliest feelings towards
all. His ministry may have been marked
by many imperfections, but he had done
all he could to advance God's kingdom,
and notwithstanding coldness at times, he
trusted good had been done, for which he
gave all glory to his Master. A new field
was now before him. He could say but
little about it, except that the Home Mis-
sion deemed it ADI important one. In
bidding them all "good bye" he com•
mended them to God and to His grace,
which could keep them against that day.
It was a solem thought that all might
never meet again down here, but it was a
blesssel thought that all might moet in
glory. Live as in a perishing world, live
for God, live to faith. Farewell
Death of Mrs. ties. F. litegart.
It is but a few brief years since Mrs.
Geo, F. Stewart, nes Mims Kate Craig,
daughter of John Craig, Esq., of this
town, left with her husband for their new
home in Michigan. On Saturday her
remains were brought to Goderich, to be
interred in tho family plot in our ceme-
tery. Tho funeral on Sunday was very
largely attended, for the deceased and
her husband had many friends in Gode-
rich. We copy the following tribute to
the d.•oeased lady's worth, from the Fiat
Saginaw °varier, of Friday, Oct. 22nd:
Upon reading the above we thought it
but right to see the " man of business,"
and find out if Mr. Attrill had really sent
such instructions.
Finding Mr. Phipps, we immediately
asked hila if so strange a message had
been sent hits.
The thing is absurd," he replied.
" In the first place no telegraph company
would send such a despatch."
" Did you receive any instructions by
mail to that effect 2" asked the reporter.
" Not a word," rejoined the secretary.
He merely desire me to withdraw the
stock, as he did nut feel inclined to put
them up. It was only after much prais-
ing that he agreed to enter then at all,
and he changed his utind at the last hour.
How so absurd a report got abroad, and
how that japer could print it, I can't un-
derstand.
` So the thing has no foundation, Mr.
Phipps ?"
`` None, whatever. The people of this
town don't use Mr. Attrill right, and
these silly stories are all •tu$$ You
needn't contradict the report for me. I
consider it too absurd to reply to."
" Well, sir, we must let the public
know what you have told us, for they
are anxious to find out if there , is really
any truth in the rumor that so strange
an order was sent you."
" Well, that's how the thing is."
" Very well, sir. We will let our read-
ers know all about it."
UALase Hneam. - Only a few shorteo. days
ago there stood in our midst in the full
bloom of womanhood, Mn,. GF.
Stewart, a lady who has bosin in our
city but a oomparttively short timet but
who by her many amahle qualities,
noblenem., o1 obaraoter anal general so -
'suability, had endemred herself to all
with whom she became aogtraanted, but
death, the dark angel, called her hence
to be wotb the Master. She leaves a
large circle 4 friend. and aogpuntanc e
'rhea" sympathy will be excited over this
'mournful news The came of death was
ed • peculiarly disarewtngg character the
esteemed lady dying u oluki►trtb, which
wake. the news only the more unetpet
ed c.. those who, only a short time ago,
Saw her 'n fall health and strength She
leave. bodes her bereaved amok eer ow -
Breach of Lleeaset Law.
Before James Mahaffy and W.J. Hayden, J. P's.
James Love, of Shepperton, was charg-
ed by Inspector Yates with two, cases of
breach of liquor law. One case was dis-
missed, but on the other there was a con-
viction. Fined $20.
comity dredges' t'rtmtad fewtrt.
Before His Honor Judge So titer.
Oct. 27, 1880.
SENT To JAIL --,Joseph Wheatly, a
wife -beater and furniture breaker, fn>gt
Clinton, was sent to jail recently in de-
fault ef finding sureties for the peace.
Joe has been a jail occupant before, we
understand, and his incarceration is
merely an intermission between hie acts
of recklessness. He made application to
the Judge for a discharge, but owing to
Id. violent actions his prayer was not
nted. He will therefore remain in
jail until sureties be obtained, or until
the General Sessions.
STEALING A GOLD PIECE. --Geo. 'Trott,
Jr., charged with the larceny of a $20
gold pieca: from John Campbell, sof Sea-
forth, elected to be tried before Judge
Squier, pleaded guilty, and was remand
od until Saturday forsontenco.
teaching ezperenoe equivalent to *amid ting summed, two little olrtltlrnn, the
anne M one term st • oesmty sxdet I Wan 'f which u only four years of see,
school 4r •nteratediate (wet gamed 4 it.. morin. her untimely lona. The fune
or R' clews on. qualify he holder even i usl scone will take Ode at the late M-
atter acquiring .nn easfel e=periewa- in 'whine() nn the oornsr of Thnmpeon avid
teaching for nee asst, re, .rets, the for o Warren meets, at 4.30 p in. to day,
mal achne) Heng theme having to i ht sites which the reawne will be taken to
vh.. have ot•ta.nwd may the lntervwmdiate 11lodericl. on the S n'ets>ck ttwin on the
grade must. study to obtain. . hitber 11) k R r for burial. The - L»•rin► e:
grade, or apply to the county 'Ioard 507 tendo its sympathy to the bereaved ans-
an eetensinn n: their third-velare rwr►'6 band nod friends to this foul hour of
1 cotes 1 Es Abettor
Ileteorologleal Report.
State of the weather for the week enol
ing Saturday October the 23rd, 1880.
Oct. 17th Tho wind at 10 p.m. South-
west, brisk gale, cloudy. Number of
miles the wind travelled in Sit hours
1433 miles. Snow flurics during the
day.
18th Wind at 11) p.m. South -went,
brisk gale, cloudy. Nymber of miles
the wind travelled during the 95 hours
Il60 similes. Snow /Juries during the
afternnoon.
19th Wind at 10 p ni. (south-west,
fresh breeze, cloudy. Number of miles
the wind travelled daring '24 hours 771
miles
2(ith Wind at 10 it. ni. Sonth. tr+eb
breeze. cloudy Number of miles lir
wm.l travelled during 24 hours 740 mdse.
21st Wind ret l0 p m North-emmak
light beers•, partly cloudy Number el
miles the winwl freewheel deem 24 hour.
5(i5 miles
fled- W Yee . to t•. u, Y, .Rh 419
fight breaso, light each 1110(1 •ravelled
during 24 hours 466 milesM.
rain as 8.90 a no -Me•) ^ a 1•
a m of Sghrd
Ord -Wiwi' .r t0 p o. Ym a - wed
brisk gale partly ek>ud)) Number a
whoa the wind travelled deafest 24 hoer.
64.3 miles.
O. 14 MAcsonsL$. Observer
rtuap,a Soto lata •eel 4femare. H
Snell sir. Son sold a O olmwnld ram Mab Ms -
Mr
Mr .1 irnung, 4 f'olbnrse for 340, salt
ono to Mr M. Staub of (}troy, for t+1s
tame price
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