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lost notify the Head
>'octor, not later than
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ly to, li. I. S7 R7 NO.
1880.--MUNICI-
lwnship of Ashfield,
n that 1 have tfang-
to persons toes
Mime of 'The V re'
mired by "old sect
delivered of the list„,
AM, of all persons ap-
leM Aatesiunent Ron
to be entitled to vote
at elections Inc mem-
seem and at Munf-
et mid 11d muerte
t the Village of Ilan -
of October, MD. and
Uma.
e to examine the mud
r or ony other errors
e Immediate proceed -
ors corrected acoord-
this 23f.h ley of Oct„
IN COOKEi
a said Man cipality
Dungannon P. b.
ing.
REAL
z
Branch.
Manager.
potato. Drafts, lettere
n otes isle&. psyabl.
K OF COVMRRCH
•6,000,0)6.
91 ,400,O0)
t' WM McM4RTRR
tv SI 4 IRMO*
Branch.
Wp Aceta
depast00. Dulls ne 55
t adCitl feed ils ly(Is=
1 .r Nowa won onwa
S .r.wrtage t1
THIRTY-THUM' YEAR
WHOLE 111UMHER 175:1
reir-
NE
GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, POO.
MCOILLII'UDDY HRppgg.., pv 1_B
t •1..o A Y EAR 1'N ADW
Bentistru.
MNICHOLSON, BURGEON DEN-
, TIOT. Odin and te Most e, Wurt Street,.
three''•duures bttoo lank of. Mootr -.d, OQia•
nob.1711
Tonsorial.
W• KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR
-
UkIt a•d Halr-drueak r. beimto recurs
thinks to the pot*, fur twat .&t
sonata • osatlewance et custom. He'
Wows be (marl at has Shaving Parlor, sear
tM Past 000s. t:od.rloh. till
laical.
lieLBAN, PHYSICIAN, tI1t:0Y. comer, te. Mos and residence
HUH-
em.st 'greet. sesosd door west of Victoria
1751.
DRS SHANNON &
HAMILTON, &thce:1aM0na3$anourwnacsbAeeowdek4 er7deaerich. . .
ewe
G. t#Iri:sow, J, (' 1I reL-
• 1731.
B. LUNDY, 31 D.; PHYSICIAN,
Su.goon sad Aocousiter. graduate of To-
rstito Trinity Unlversitles. 000ce at Mar-
tta'r Hotel, Dungannon. 1751.
1AIKENHEAD V.S., (SUCCESSOR
to Dr. Durscaa) Graduate of Ontario Ve-
terinary Colleen.. Odle,. stables and resident e,
lit. Andrew'. street. back of D. Ferguson's
store ; formerly cwtroWed by Dr. Duncan.
N. B. -horses examined se to soundness. 1733
Legal,
ARWJW & PROUDFOOT BAit..
RISTF^;, Attorneys. Sullators, eta.
fieri':.. J. T. (Jarrow, W. Proudtoot. 100'
•
1) L DOYLE, BARRLtw J, A N D
l. Attorney, Solicitor In Chancery, &c..
Ooderlcit. tint 1751.
.
EAGER & MORTON, BARRI as.
T11R. &-., &e., Ooderlch and Wingham.
C. &tower, Jr.. Goderich. J. A. Morton. Wing-
rw. 1731.
MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
► 7. elolioltor. Mike -Corner of West Street
and BLOWS Square, over George Acheson's.
Uoderich. 1731.
CAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT-
. LAW, solicitor In Chancery. Convey-
ancer. &e.' Otlioe over Donors store, Gode-
rich. Ont. Any *mous• of money to loan at
lowest rates of interest 17311,
11AMER011, HOLT & CAMERON,
•-/ Barristers, Solicitors in Chancery, &c.,
Cloderiehard WlaRkaat. M. C. tasmeron, Q.
C.; P. HoltM. G. Cameron, Oodertch. W. F,
Maears. Winghant. 1751.
iAMES SMAn-I, ARCHITECT, &(•.
• Mee, (Ira►lute Stet. Kingston at., Gate-
rica. Plans gbd
el/Iatoadrawn correct-
ly. Crdrers and MOOD work
measured
z- --
WEAVING DONE NEAR THE OLD
Y r Huron Hotel,H Street, Ooderlch.
N.
Reference-2RILLER, East- t. 1731.
E. R. WATSON, HOUSE. SIGN
and Ornamental Painter,. Partordecor-
ating made a specialty. O*AININo. OILDLSO,
GWtturo. Shop on North Street. opposite the
Registry Og104 tch
G d.r. 1751
Miscellaneous Tarts.
ckTRATFORD BINDERY-ESTAB-
LISHE D 1869. This establishment is chiefly
devoted to Job and library work. especially to
these unique and economicalhalfwtf and mor-
rocoo idyle& in sal cases the bed of stock end
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bind nverJda Duttoit'sdrug store.
GEORGE STOWE.
Loraine an insurance.
600,000 TO ► LOAN. APPLY TO
• CAMERON, HOLT&CAMERON. Gode-
rich. 1760.
75,000 TOLEND ON REAL E S -
W TAIL= da
va►b. Apply to H. L.
Q50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
IttP on good Farm or first -clans Town Property
aM net Mat. Apply to R. RADCLiFFE. 1761
' } PER CENT. -PRIVATE FUNDS
1 to lend at the above rale on first-class se-
curity tie. delay. Apply at onoe to IMAGER
& MORTON, Ooderfch. 1731
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgagee& reasonable rates of Interest
and on terms to suit borrowers. Address
JAMS t tiTele Rr, Sanford P. 0. 1700.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for investment
et berme rates on ling-cl"ss)Kortgages. Apply
to°ARROW&PROUD
MONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
DA Landed Credit Company. Toronto -
.101114 LAIR* BLAST* *EQ., PttsMdent Money
is lent by this Colima, to individuals np n
the C ee stem (1 to
0 saV/EI lTfttes
tar lrcnlsrtt. HUGH O C.. L.
Agent, Goderlob. 1711
20,Of10 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
elV on Far' sad Tows Property et lowest In-
terest. Mortgages purchased. so Oommleslon
charged, conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers nen obtain mosey In one d•
if title is sattObeasry.--D_ AOIQON & JOHN '
STON. Barrb M55, le.. t).derler 1751
R.
R A DOLIFP$, FIRE, MARINE,
Life and AoSIMot Insurance Agent.
pantos Alwsgent
Arorit itest-RAN(-w fkn.
, tether In Tewa•r
7to salt tae
fh bier*.
R. -prawn Cog
for the CANADA
►tone, to lend IS
Farm
ift
NSTrablitOAR1i1. "
rl
SRMSH slag (t(YT farmwives Established
UHL
PH(0NIX 7Nis. c0'Y of leans (RogWid.
RrhbllMed 1711..
HARTFORD N RAwrSORO cane
IlistaLIM
taken IM the Mtge* gstON
M/l.is
ow by O
R
AEHORT( at
Thr t pA Y she Appraiser for the
CANADA rue LOAN awn RAoflO11 CO'T
Tom erro
Means to 10a41 aw eratef•ps ""nobs/ teem
• b i ler vest charges er.,asrw.
HinttAC/ PORT°*
owlet el gape te ISM Nit
Auctioneering.
RPO. CURRIE, THE PEOPLE'S ACC -
• 'maim& °camera, at. HSI.
pRANCI$ GRAHAM, LICENSED
Auctioneer for the Corals of H tram.
Terns reasonable. Of1.x- HaattI'on *rest,
Goderich, opposite t'olbsrsr Hot -I. 0rdsss
left at Sweat ogler will be extorted ro. 17111
Site People .s Column.
Eni1T NON
TO ',PkR DAY AT HOre
a GV ttrruples north p 5 frr e
t Cu., P t10ad, slabs.
vOTICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN
that I nut est be responsible for any
deltas ooatsactbd 1n say tome without inc
written order Ittneraicic Mt 810421e. Kletall.
;Il.i 1
R )h R SERVICE -A PEDI-
(.ItY.16 Berkshire Isar prom Bow Parkl
(Or #;:.- Terms $1 30 be paid at time of
eervi.•o. 1.'3ESOM LEER, Huron Road.
iQTORE TO LET ON VICT/►RIA
street. recently o7:••upied by Dirt. Adam.
The store is cuuunolious and well furnished
with shelve; ar.d drawers. t very complete
dwelling is also overhead. and a good cellerand
soft water is In oonnectlon with the building.
The stand Lr a good one. and Is in close prox-
imity to the Show Ground. Terms are re
reasonable. and wW be 50049 known on app
cation to D. K. STRACHAN, Illackernith. 17
anteti.
WANTED. TEACHER, FEMALE,
for N. I. No. 6 colhurac ter 1111. aur"
cottons (Kiting certificate gad sal.--
untlllNov.1tti 1199. A ,,reeelved
sea N.ltrord.
1750.11.
SOUR TEACHERS WANTED -FOR
Public :School, Ooderlch. Salaries, IMO,
SYt15, sou and 8130. Appplicantsjto state grade
of Certificate, The tihderstgned will receive
applications until Nov.g3.12Ji>a W. MITCHELL.
Secretary. B. S. T.
TEACHER WANTED, FOR S. S. NO.
7. Township of Colborn°, for the year 1881.
Female preferred. Apply personally to the
Trustees or to the Secretary. DAVIT) BAER,
lenmUler P: 0. 1731-1t.
CORDWOOD WANTED. -THE LIN-
DERSIONED, having purchased the Do-
minion Salt Block. is now prepared to buy all
kinds of cordwood. for which cash will be
paid. For further particulars, apply to Chas. A.
Nairn the &mare ; or at the Star salt Works.
301171 $COSIE. 1753
Lost or Found.
I OST. -TW DODERIC$ ON MON-
.4 day afternoon. a lady's Minh Cellar.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
lag it at the residuum of De. WILIa*rat.
1710.1t.
iLO REWARD.
Toe ab r: ^ reward will be givrn by' the un-
dersigned for inlormatioe that will lead to ►be
apprehension of the ppaarty who took a Steer
from Lot Y3, Con. t Usdorlch T.
tween the lith and lab October. The animal
was a rid and white steer. 3 years old. with
litr red spots on both shoulders• and inclined
to be thick on horns with white flank and
belly on both sides. white on lower end or tall
and a brand on his left hip the shape of an o.
The, animal can be Identified by at least two
credible witnesses. W. McLEAN.
Goderieb. Oct. 26. 1880. 1736.2t. -
Fstrav Animals.
TRAY EWE. -CAME ON THE
1J premise of the usderetgaed 1d 6. Lake
Road. west ('nlborne, about t he 21th Oct •
.we. Owner is cegrested to pave pre.
peter. Mf expenses and take her away. JOHN
LtgsuTwR. 1710.41.
STRAYED FIWM THE PREMISES
of sae *abseil her. Block D, Colborne,
about July, four yearling steers, one grey. one
and two red and white. Anyperson
givfng such lntsrmation as will lead their
recovery will be suitably rewarded. ALEXAN-
DER MC 'SIG 4altford P 0. 17394t.
STRAYED. A HEIFER ABOUT
one and a half years old, red and white.
pretty much roan. short and stout made. Any
one giving me information of It will be suit-
ably rewarded. WALTER HiC'K. Haran
Road, Goderbh P. 0. 1751331.
SQ REWARD -STRAYED FROM
the premises of the undersigned. lot 22,
con 5West Wawanosh, about tkeklth of May
trio eight head of young eatie, seven of
which were yearlings, described as follows : -
1 white bull with grey neck, 2 grey deers. 1
red and white deer, 1 dark end sneer with
white spots. (the smallest of the Iota, 1 grey and
white spotted heifer, 1 white heifer grayon
the peck; the othe. was • two year old wite
hM(er. Any person giving such information
•s will lead to their teoovety will receive the
above reward. Address the owner. WK.
LEDDY. Dungannon P.O.
For Bale.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. '33 AND
iR earner of Victoria and East *trete, in
the town ef Ooderlok. for sale cheap. or will be
.xobsaged for term property. Fnr particulars
yply to JAs, Sr AIM. Architect. ogloe Crbb'*
Stook. or J. C. Cs'RRrs, auctioneer.
THOROUGHBRED SHEEP AND
plgtt ter sale The subscriber often for
sale three Cotswold and two Leicester rams.
three abeam purchased at Bow Park. and a
aembsr et ram Iambs erre horn them. Alen •
larm itemiser ofnun ppl1o ww. heand MOWS,
from Sow Park Awkshews hlrts. The parents of
these swine took IK prise at the Wirt Riding
of inane Falr, bold 9ttb fV+frtember. IW. le'.
NSROMtf.t-tR introsIio•d
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
_6
. Onn. 8, 1bwnahlp of Colborne,s.
0
Torr* H 1$t 011 po=ns 75 of which eta!
l0 1! good d =Trim • me Anter with e*t]arr der
tIhm . "'belie. klt.•hen WI& wood shed 1055*.
slpble IRs* ter brows neet taw staple i4111.
There As • well with a Clever falling
and 1 good roue; ornbard with &boat t6
Wel
Terms easy For ulvw apply
W COS AS W Avant, w M
Oaasow & U..151ts►
1791.
•
v ODERI('H HiGH SCHOOL THE
)f slut ewamlnatlon tar •dmtselee. will be
held Is the Cement 0 -boot. .m
T.Mdal1 Wea'r,wdlal aM 9I0 dl tend 00..
114rMlnwatoeat • d&,y theR
Road
ix ...w 1 Tows t twansOsi' iertst "S haw flubs
•se et NO
NEWS ABOUT HOME • - PEw•o.tAl.-Rev. 0. G. Cullamore,
formerly Pastor of the M. E. Church of
this town is uu a visit to the place. He
seems hearty and hale.
".t ttbtel's among ye. takin' note*,
As' fatal he'Y pest it."
TOWNi TOPICS.
Rss i our new story,
War: 'thanksgiving Day well spout.
NAameninx. -Very few vosaele have
been moving luting the week,
Rev lY, J. Shea of the R O church
was 'up to see his former parishioners
and eorsoual friends this week,
Th,t pauper question was pretty fully
disepa.te4 at the Conned meeting on Fri-
day.
Dosi'Mt.,, IT. - t ►ur new story is one
of dump interest, and those who neglect
to re.1Fi A will miss a treat.
Ase Sarong, who has been teaching in
Exeter, has been engaged to take charge
of a school near Goderich.
Frstrreaw.-Mr. Cornell's change of
advertisement arrived too late for this
week's issue. It will appear next week.
DON'T waste another week -if yon: do
not n..w take THE S7owAL-but 'send i
your subscription right off 'ate give
live, readable and reliable weekly.
TEACHER*.-Eve_y teacher in the
11
a
County of Hurn should take THE 810-
*A'l; 1"Educational" department
wilt be
•-
i Inc greatest interest to
.. *cher,.. -
REMOVAL -Mr. George Old is tho-
roughly refitting the vacant store form-
erly occupied by Mr. P. O'Dea, and will
remove into it early next week. His old
quarters were too shall for him.
F.aex SoLD.-At Currie's auction mart
'.n Saturday, the faria in Goderich
Township, .d 94 acres, owned hy Messrs.
Wilson, was purchased by Mr. Wm,
Walters, Colborne, for the sum of
83,350.
Coaltzcrfote-In the list of Model
School candidates who were successful
in the professional examination, pub-
lished last week, the name of Mary A.
Inne" appeared. It should have read
Mary A. Junes,
Nor CLONED. -•• Superintendent Elba
states, in contradiction to the rumour in
circulation that the Welland Canal will
chute on fifteenth Notember, that the
canal will be kept open as long as usual,
and MI long as weather will permit.
RETURNED. F. Jordan wheal•"
been in Illinois and Michigan during the
past week, returned on Wednesday even -
mg. He enjoyed his trip well, and is
of opinion that our friends acmes the way
work pretty harmoniously at elections
times after all.
At the great political demonstration in
Buffalo, on Thursday, in honor of Gene-
ral Grant and Senator Conkling, Ilia
Honor Judge Sinclair, of Hamilton, who
was present upon invitation, took a seat
on the platform near the distinguished
American statesmen.
PRINTING Orrice BOLD. -There ens a
motley gathering at the sale of the job
printing plant owned by Cathcart &
Aldridge. The only actual bidder was
Mr. George Cathcart, one (,f the former
proprietors, and it meat into his hands
again for the sum of $390.
WON THE Cull. -Mr. Wm. Pr..udfoot,
of the firm "f Gamow & Prnndfoot, re-
turned on Saturday from a trip east nn
professional business. He was successful
in getting a verdict for his client of $150
damages for false arrest, in the case of
McConnell re Reid, tried at the Went-
worth assizes.
DIDN'T Weirr Atty.-A grain merchant
in town, in buying in a load of wheat the
other day, found himself short of small
change, and heeded the seIier a postage
stamp t, make up the full amount of the
purchase. "No you don't,- said the far-
mer; "I got one of thea last year, and
it's in the house yet."
A review .1 the ravages of the great
storm of October 16th, on the lakes,
shows that upwards of five hundred
thousand dollars damage was done to
vessels and cargo, and that ninety-three
persons perished. There were seventeen
total wreaks, involving a loss of $163,-
900, and in all sixty-six vessels damaged
to a greater or less extent.
DoosLs Senotaasetr.--We are pleas-
ed to learn that Mr. C. L Clasnweller,
who is attending Toronto University,
got a double scholarship, instead of a
single one, as at first reported. In ad-
dition to the general proficiency scholar-
ship, he won the mathematical scholar,
ship. The person to whom this latter
honor was at first awarded wan not fully
entitled to it, as he had previously taken
a junior matriculation, and Mr. Crime -
welter being next on the list carried off
the much coveted prise. We wish our
young friend may take many more ' twin
honors" in his university career
ANtrrHsa laws Arnett Soto. -lit his
way Mom, f e,tn the Goderich sale last
week, Mr H. Snell, of Hullett, sold hitt
fine Durham one "Princess Thyra,.' to
Mr. Middleton, of Bayfield, for $900
cash. This two is wean years old, and
is without queainn one of the heat in the
oocnt , and has id/ some apiendid stoat.
Mr. Mill was nAirsd 82001
on year's
credit for her at Geoiarich, hat refused it..
This 50e111a a big figure for a mw, but ter
arl *neral sash Y this it s very Cheap
if Mr. MMdletom has good luck with her
he will very likely make her prise the
hat year. As an instance of the profits
to be rsalfand from a gond animal we
may state that a few years ago Mr Rig -
pee, of litanley, near Clinton, pnrehsasd
a eow from Mr Thnespsnn ori East. Ni.etprjri, and sine. then he has sold of her
stele 11.000 worths4 and still Inas the enw
and a heifer rill -{ 1le7tpnsitnr
Judge Sinclair, has been appointed by
the Government of Ontario member of
the Board of County Judges, in the place
of Judge Macdonald, ..f Guelph, super-
annuated.
A cock fight 'en Elgin street, near
South, was uue of the uceureneee on
Thanksgiving Day. It gave evident sat-
isfaction to the throe or four men who
looked on.
FIRE. -A fire occurred at Saltfurd on
Tuesday morning about 2 o'clock, iirthe
house of Mr. W. Mitchell, the building
wan destroyed. Insured in the Queen's,
of Liverpool, for $200.
POLITICAL -Mr. Will. Car.opbell, Presi-
dent (Atha Liberal -C .iseeeetive Asso-
ciation, attended '„ne meeting held at
Stratford ye$t;.•day by Sir Samuel L
Tilley. A;r. Campbell, we understand,
wa" R',tng to use every effort. 'IA get the
F':.tance Minister to come to Goderich,
and we hopo that he was successful. Sir
Lennard would draw a large crowd.
Arx7DE1re---A man named Adam Mc-
Vicar, working on. a new house un the
Bayfield Road, met with a painful acci-
dent on Monday. He was working on
the lower Hat of the building, and a
plank slipped from above and fell on
him, hitting him on ale uec , ^.Aictitlg
a bad cut and stunning hint Had he
not been stooping at the time, the stroke
might have proved fatal.
THE LECTURE COURSE. -A large and
appreciative audience assembled in the
Methodist Church, North street, on
Thursday evening of last week to inau-
gurate the course of lectures projected
by the Ladies' Aid. After some very
excellent music by the choir, and prayer
by the pastor, Mr. It. W. McKenzie
was called to the chair, who with a few
remarks introduced the Rev, D. 0.
Sutherland, B. D., of Clinton, as the lec-
turer of the evening. Mr. Sutherland
at once commenced his subject, "A Visit
to Jerusalem," and for one hour and
forty minutes held the attention of the
audietfo a by the interest he threw into
his narrative, and his graphic descrip-
tive of places and scenes. After a brief
notice of the various stages ofthe route,
he pncceet#ed to describe the general as-
pects of theeountry-the modesof travel
and mutters 4 general interest till Jeru-
salem was reached. From a well execut-
ed plan of the city. -suspended in front
of the audience -flu pointed out the rela-
tion position of places around winch so
much interest has gathered, and of which
en litany desired to hear.. The city with
its wall, the Temple, house of Annss,
Calvary, Garden of Gethsemane,. the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre; (with the
legend" and traditions, which in the -
oou ae of years have become associated
with it and many other places in this
land); the wall, the weeping place of
the Jews; the prohibitions imposed up-
on
-on that people by the Moslems, the
Tyr opoeon valley, the valley of Jehoso-
phat, the Kedron, Bethany and the
Mount of Olives, street life in the city,
and the general condition of the peo-
ple, were described by the lecturer
with panoramic effect, in choice lan-
guage, and with the feeling which only
comes from having personalty walked
over "those sacred acres," and inspected
the remain"'bf a former greatness. To
say the lecture gave general satisfaction
is to say but little. It was full of infor-
mation and instruction, well calculated
to give additional interest to the study
of places and events in the bibfieal story
of Jerusalem -its grandeur end its past
prominence and present condition, Itis
a lecture to be heard, not described. A
cordial' vote of thanks to the lecturer
and a selection of music by the choir,
closed this moat interesting service. The
Rev. Dr. Burns, of Hamilton, gives the
second lecture this (Friday) evening.
Subjec*-The age of )n." We ex-
pect a great treat.
Rrslme*s pea's.
BIR7WDAV AND XMAS PEtsaLNTtt. -
Robevtson's Variety Store erontains a
splendid stock of velvet and cabinet pic-
ture frames, knick-knacks, and Christ-
mas and birthday cards. Everything
you can think of can be had at Robert-
son's.
NOR IRELAND. - Tho inhabitants of
the Green Island are everlastingly agitat-
ing for someting or other. How thank-
ful we should be that we have no such
trouble in Goderich or aeighbnrhood.
Neither are we likely to haves() long a.
R. B. Smith sell* so many dry goods,
groceries, boot* and shoes, and sells
theta as cheep as they have been doing
for the past month; for it is really aston-
ishing the piles of goods theyare daily
sending nut and how well ty please
every customer.
Messrs E. F. Armstrong & Bros. ars
manufacturing so iron submerple(1 faros
pump which i" said t, he one of the hest
pumps manufactured in Canada for
depth of well. The cylinder sucker anti
piping ars iron •pd the hu Ler has choice
of iron nr wooden head. The cylinder is
placed at the bottom of the wetland the
rad onnnecting the sucker with the
handle works outside of the piping and
is so arranged Y to be going down while
the water is arming up, thus making it
may for the operator. its points of
superiority axe, .s.ilr worked is any depth
of well. durabiity, not liahle to get out of
order, doss not taste the water, is handy
in Daws of Are, washing Maggie.. watering
garden* Aon If yon want a pump do
not fail to see that rifts. Y it is not moon
dearer Ikea the 0011ine wt wooded hump
and •s mtw•h hotter
AT THE BUTTS.
our Red teats de a Litth+igre sheetlag.
O ei Saturday Oct. 30th, No. ( Com-
pany 33rd Brtt. putiupart oftheir annual
rifle practice. Mr. Attrill kindly gave
the 'ase of his flats for the purpose. In
addition to Capt. Miller and Lieut. Beck,
Col. Russ and Adjt. Cook were on the
ground and assisted. The tiring at the
500 and 600 ranges will not take place
until next spring. The following is the
*cure :-
,.,n
tOgjrL
1 Private Pennington. 1l3 ds- coal27.
Corp. Wells - lE i9 24
32a Private Proudfoot 14 7 21
4 Serg. Smaill 11 9 20
6 Private Cordon 13 6 19
6 Parker 14 4 1S
7 Potts 8 8 16
8 Serg. Jarvis 13 4 ' 16
810
Private Honda 12 a 14
lOPrivate tSwatheld ¢ 1t 13
it Berg. McCaig 8 2 10
12 Private Jones 7 2 9
13 Bell 4 4 8
14 Corp. Ross 5 27
15 Private Wella 5 2 7
16 " Stcry 4 2 6
17 „ Hilhar 4 2 6
The prizes will be distributed at the
concert to ire given in Crabb's hell en
26th inst.
aaeh.e5 Board Meeting.
Nov. 1st.
The Board met this evening. Mem-
bers present, C. Crabb, chairman, and J,
Buchman, D. Ferguson," A. S. McGaw,
H. Cooke, 0. `Swanson, M. Nicholson,
J. Pasamnrts.
Minutes ef aljotrsseJ meeting ware
read and apprevci.
Account was presented. from L, Elliott,
for 50c and ordered to be paid.
Twenty-four applications fur vacancies
in the teachers' positions were received.
Moved by Mr. Nicholson. seconded by
A. McGaw, that Miss Drummond be en-
gaged to fill vacancy in Senior division of
St. Patrick's Ward School, at n salary of
$250 per annual. Carried.
Moved by G. Swanson, seconded by M.
Nicholson, that Ida Sleigh be appointed
to fill the vacancy in Division No. 7, Cen-
tral School, at a salary of $235. Carried.
Moved by 0. Swanson, seconded by
J. Passmore, that Mies Sharman be en-
gaged to teach in junior division St.
Patrick's Warta School ; salary 1200.
Moved in amendment by A. McGaw,
seconded by M. Nicholson, that the
vacancies in the junior department of the
ward schools be not filled until the first
meeting in December. Carried.
Moved by M. Nicholson, seconded by
Mr. McGaw. that the Secretary request
the Librarian to lay before the Board at
its next meeting a full report of the
number of books out at present and also
the number which has been taken out
during the year. Carried.
Acommunication was received from the
Minister of Education referring to changes
in the School Act, which was filed.
The Board then adjourned.
111,ehaaIea Iaattient,.
The: board of Directors met in the
Board 'Room on Monday, Nov. 1st
Members present, the President, Hr.
C. Humber and Messrs, Sloane, Clues,
B. S. Williams, Colborne, Morton, Me -
Brine area' Sheppard.
Minutes of precious meeting read and
confirmed.
On motto's of Mr. Sloane, seconded by
Mr. Morton, the Treasurer wae instruct-
ed to pay Mr. Butler 1100 on account
of rent trout salary.
The book committee was instructed to
make a report at next meeting, of books
suitable for the Institute. It wan also
suggested and agreed to that any person
or persons desirous of having special
works placed in the library could send
in the names of such to the Selecting
Committee• and the propriety of getting
them would be considered.
On motion, a unanimous vote of thanks
was passes-' to the Town Council for the
grant of $100 made by them to the In-
stitute.
A cotulnittee composed of Messrs Mor-
ton, Mailer and McBrine was appointed
to makesernngements toward% organising
evening classes in connection with the
Institute. .
The Board then adjourned for two
weeks.
feral, Jadge•'Criminal Costa.
Before Ha. Honor Judge Square.
Oct 30th.
Arthur Sharkey and Wm. Gibson were
up for election on Iiatutday last, the for-
mer charged with sterling cattle and a
watch, and the latter with cattle stealing.
They pleaded not guilty. and elected to
le tried by the Judge on Thursday,
Nev. 4th.
Nov 2n.4.
Geo Trott. who pleaded guilty t. the
Larceny of a gold piece was sentenced to
one month in jail
Nov. L
fiharkey and tlibson 5 .•sae Ina ad-
journed until Monday nett
I f ► (t F Ball. - - The annual hall un-
der the auspices of the Ooderich enoafnp-
mestt No 98. me held in the Park Rouse
nn the evewmff of Tuesday last, and was
a decided weans
Mr .1 R Durst, of Colborne, imposes
leaving shortly for the West W. wish
him every mosses, and are firmly am-
vis.ed that he will lustre a good elitism.
Out of 467,267 immigrants to the
Stas Ism year, nearly 100,000 were
from British North km.rice
A TO1 LSOMt TRAMP.
The Result of the Conteet on
Wednesday.
Yeas,erthe goy .lhlalt theekatlrg Rink b,
"a Yard Road to Trottel."
The event of Wednesday with taeyoung
nem of the town, was the sour-attd-a-
half's "go -Y -you -please" Lace, which be-
gan prtaetaoly at 8.25 p.m, in the Skating
Rink. At that time the judges, Mesar,.
C. R. Dunafo -d, Charlie Nairn and D.
C. Strachan were et their appointed place,
and the ct'ntear ata, eager for the race,
toed the "-scratch." The limited width
of the track did net. admit of the nine
Qir!icipauts standing side by aide, but
this fact was not deetued of any conse-
quence by the `rpeds."
"Are you all ready,"said Strachan, and
on an affirmative being returned by the
fleet -footed ones, the word "Go," was
given.'
Off they started. bunching to the front,
and each striving for a good place. Round
the track and round went the contestants,
and for five minutes or so the relative
positions obtained at the start seemed
to be but little interfered with. Then
they commenced to string out, with Wat-
son, Gooding, Williams, Rutson and
Matheson favorites, and the others bring-
ing up the rear. But the knowing ones
knew the pace could not lad, and time
and again the remark was made, "They'll
entre down a ppelf before the end of the
hour-atsd-a-1L•alf.
Half an hour ptaeeei; three -quarters --
and then the stock of the younger lads,
McCallum and McKay, began tolookup.
At the end of an hour Wataon left the
track, Owing to tub. es" C:►Ust rl i,11e
constant circling on the ilnort t:,ursd,
Then Gooding struck a walk, and he was
followed by Bete., Williams and Rutson
but the little fellows still kept on a steady
jog, and at the end of an hour and a
quarter had obtained a good lead. -By
this time Williams had been forced out
by the hard work, and the heavy plod of
most of those remaining indicated dis-
tress. McCallum and Matheson. etillled,
although the latter was laboring hard.
McKay was also, making geed time and
apparently fresh. "Ten minuteamora,"
was the encouragement given to the
travellers, and McKay began to spurt.
His speed was something wonderful, and
as he passed one after another, and
made lap after lap on his morejaded coin -
panions, hearty cheers were given by the
spectators. But he had allowed himself
to fall too far behind at the start to re-
gain first place from Mdlalluns who still
kept up the steady jog with which he
had started out.
At 9.55 "Time" was called, andtlletrial
of speed was brought to a chose. The
following is the more bytaper.-
McCalluaa 266
McKay..
Matheson - 21611
Ralson.. 2411
Wyatt • 11)4
flolag
Wild lett the track.
Watson.
The track was 80 yards long, and itre-
quired 22 laps to make a mile. It will•
thus be seen that McCallum made 11
miles and 160 yards during his hour and
a half.
There was a good turn out of specta-
tors and the utmost interest was evinced
throughout the race.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
McCallum, 1st; McKay and Matheson,.
2nd; Rutson, 3rd. -
It is understand that a uumber of ath-
letic competitions are in contemplation
during 'the coating season, and the
"sports" are making their arrangements
accord ingly.
Mets.releglral Revert.
State of the weather for the week end-
ing Saturday. October 30th, 1880.
24th Wind at 10 p.m. North -went,
fresh breeze, cloudy. Number of miles
the wind travelled during 24 hours 860•
miles. Snow flurries at 4 p.
25th -Wind at 10 pan South-east,
fresh breeze, raining. Began to rain at
3 p.m. Number of miles the wind tra-
velled in 24 hours541 miles.
I6th--Wind at10 p.m. North. partly
cloudy, fresh breeze. Number of miles
the wind travelled in 24 hours 639 miles.
Keen frost. Cased raining et 2 p. m.
Amount of rainfall 13.5 cubic inches.
27th -Wind at 10 p.m, North -,sat
clear, light. Brilliant Aurora borealis.
Number of utiles the wind travelled dur
ing 24 hours 333 miles. Frost.
24th -Wind at 10 [[,.m. Etat, partly
clear, light breate. Frost. Number of
miles the wind travelled in 24 haws 231
miles.
29th -Wind at l0 p.m. South emit,
clear ltght breeze. Number of utiles the
wind travelled during 24 hours 233
mile*
36th Wind at 10 p.m. North, cloudy,
fresh I'reeze. Number of miles the wind
travelled during 24 hours 330 miles.
Slight ah ,wer during the day, 0.4 euhic
inches' fell.
Cl. N M AC/DONALD Ohaer.er
Tata $pt - W'.tthe
natal plea tieiaang put forward
noin behesalf of
the sparrows, to provide them with shed
ter it is • gustation whether the aper
mw r worth protecting He is a Amery
little fellow no doubt, Met the general
iaapression s that his talents for thee'
ing arts mit of all proportion to kis sit,
and that. if he were bani"d r1.re1v sI
would h. all the hatter -{heEa e
The repressntattese .e the dlflstrent
wins' of the Maccabees stet a. Londe*
on inday. settled ►11 /her 1ifsrewtees,
and held • •upper of mempe ltatiesi,
t