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TH1kTY•THI111) YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER 1761.
GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1880.
Dentistry. •
.161 NICHOLLSON SURGEON 1NoDEN-
threeelsese •w M treat, OonaWest -
risk17M
3 lexical.
HG, MACEIID, mIIL��D.,,_PEEK-
or Toront
. clan,o ty. aod���ses
hsl�
run i CaeronB
's ank, se, M erot•
odice. e. quire et the ?tank. 17101'.
DR. McLSAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
GOON. Coroner, &c. Mlles and residence
so Bruce Street, second deer west of Victoria
'tree , 17114.
ARS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians, Burgeon.. A000nchere, kc.
'Olde et lir. Shannon '• residence. near the
Jou. Ooderi .h. G. t. SHANNON. J. C. HAMIL-
TON. 1751.
1 AIKENHEAD V.S., (SUCCESSOR
'y . to 1 r. Duncan, Graduate of Oatarlo Ve-
hicleary college. Office, stables and residence,
?Lawson, Street. four doors east of Colborne
N. B. Homes examined as to *moot
1751.
1751.
Legal.
/MARROW & PROUDFO(YF, BAR-
l.s RIBTERS, Attorney!, MOUultors, etc.,
Oederich. J. T. Darrow, W. Proudtoot. 1751.
BL. DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
• ♦freeway, Sollettew in Chancery, &c.,
Gsdsrish, Oat. 1751.
QRAGER & MORTON, BARRIS
TEM, &c.. ta. Goderich and Wl
h�Seeger, Jr.. Goderich. J. A. Morton, Wkng-
U, MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
Ganglia.S res over
raerO George
est Adaneynti,,
1751.
EAMPION, ATTORNEY-AT-
C
. LAW, Bsllcitorin Chancery, caves-
aeaer, &c. Office over Detlor's store, Gode.
rtob, Ont. Any amount of money to loan et
lowest rites of interest. 1751-y.
(CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Harr rs Solicitors in Chanoery, &c.,Ooderb►asd Wingham. M. ('. Cameron, 14.
..; P. Holt. M. G. Cameron. Goderich. W. E.
scare. Wtnghata. 1751.
Miscellaneous tares.
AMES MULL,
akARCHITECT, &c.
Ep 'Y1)91egi<, - son cermet-
Sad masons workn at, Gode-
and
f
.R. WATSON HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter.. Parlor deoor-
ttdg made a specialty. GRAINING. GILDING.
LAZING. Shop on North Street. opposite the
Registry Office. Goderich. 1751
WEAVING DONE NEAR THE OLD
Huron HotelYi mitoSR Street. Goderich,
Reference -MRS. MILLER. Ld-st, 1751,
QTRATFORD BINDERY -ESTAB-
► LIS HED IBM. This estebllabmentischiefly
devoted to job and library work. special' W
those unique and economical half cal(( and mor -
room etyles. In all cases the beet of stock and
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJobn Dutton's drug store.
GIGOROE STONE.
g IOMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
kJ NON. -This first -chafe hotel. has recently
bass ratted and improved sons t.. furnleh the
belt possible accommodation to the travelling
pabllo, Good liquors and choice viand a
epeoiallty. An attentive ostler always on
• and excellent stabling and sheds. on the
Pnellitims. Tithe. Sun•mR Prarietor. 1761.
Loans anb insurance.
-_ C. CURRIE, THE PEOPLE'S AIX -
J•
, TIONZLR, Osderlch, Ont. 1761.
Auctionea'riny. the People's tolumn.
S600,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON, HOLT &CAMERON. Gode-
rich. 1758.
76,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES-
roe TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLE, Godertch. 1761
*60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
en good farm or Mitt -elan Town Property
.tel per °eat. Apply to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751
'RAINQIS GRAHAM, LICENSED
Wersir
« Amor
e
lett at SIGNAL oleo will be
1761.
711 PER CENT. -PRIVATE FUNDS
to lend at the above rate on 5r,t-class se-
curity. No. delay. Apply atoecet° SEAOBR
& MORTON, Goderlob. 1751
MONEY TO LOAN , ON FIRST
Mortgage et reasonable rats of interest
and op terns to snit borrewill. Address
J AMM Srsw*Rr, Saltford P. O. 1768.
Estray Animals.
E
STRAY HEIFER -CAME TO THE
premises of the undetsigued. lot 6, con 2,
Colborne. about the let Nov.. a red and white
it sway,hrequested heifer, tine year sada tabloid. The uw tier is
and take prove PT= FF stN. OSroperty, Sexpenses,
17ss31.
STRAY HORSES --CAME INTO THE
eaclesure of the subscriber. SRI Nov.
1868, a dark bay horse with four black logs a
small star on forehead. Owner is requeeted
to prove propsety pay aurae and take him
away, or be will bf sold by public auction at
Corrle. Auction Mart In the town of Oodedek,
ou riatnrdey. Wb January, Int, at 1 o'clock P.
M. MroHAtM, O'Matta 1163-N.
Colborne. 58th Nov. iMD
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for Investment
at d lowerates 0s asst -class Mortgages. APPLY
tsUARROW & PROUDFOOT.
MONEY 'PO LOAN. THE CANA-
DA Landed Credit Company. Toronto-
Joint
Joww Latxe Blains, New. Probesat. Money
i/ lent by this Company to individduall upon
t.bs same system M to municipalities.- Send
fo�;rco��� Gil HAMILTON. C. 1751
1110,000 PRIVATE FUNIS TO LEND
qv nonmet 'Yews Property at lowest is.
Pees b
NtlgWM AYISOy H•
4TQN, Hrrksters. &e.. Gedertob.
1761
VSTRAY HEIFER -CAME ON THS
1.4 pee�Isee of the subscriber. lot R con. 3.
Ashtleld, about the 1st September, a RID AND
Warns $fauna, rising throe years old. The
owner 1s requested to prove property, pay
charges and take it away.-JAltss CALMLY.
ESTRAY STEER. -CAME ON THE
premises of the subscriber, lot 10. cos 4.
AshMId. a white steer with red spots on it;
Also a mark on one car. The owner is re-
quested to prove property. pay charges, and
take newsy. DONALD Mo munre. 1753.
VSTRAY. -CAME ON THE PRE -
_to mime M the undersigned Lot 43. 13 th
con., H an or about the 1st dept, one t too
year old . sad este ons year olid steer,
nod d while. The ewser e5a says the
sante Ry pane g rsowo. sed Pa7la�cspen-
s n Rosb7 Prov L jeme t tient•
VSTRAY STEER: -CAME ON THE
X:4 premises of the eutncrf ber, '. ut 10, eon. 4,
township of Colborne, about the end of Sep-
tember, • White Stair. coming two year, old.
The owner Is requested W prove property,
ppaayT charges and take 1' away.
17Q34t. PArateuc Mitzi,
QTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
of the subscriber, Stook D. Oolbornc,
about JMy. four yearling deers, one grey. one
red, andred d
two d awhits. Any person
giving such information as will lead to their
sseevery will be suitably rewarded. ALEXAN-
RIR Msti" Saltford P. O. 17511-4t.
STRAYED. A HEIFER ABOUT
one and a loafear, old. red and white,
pretty much rola, shmt and stout made, Any
one giving me information of it will be suit-
ably rewarded. WALTER HICK. Huron
Rood. Ouderiah P. O. 178621.
laRADOLIFFS, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life and Aeot.Iwt 116,111111106 Agent.
RiAlso •p essstlwg Aral-orISsss
Cspa
fpr the CANADA LIVE wrrtri 1x*trnANcn CO,
t061116 IN either Is Town or
SAO 1tray to ►Inook. gOe+elstl►1;
t.
1^t1
INSURANCE CRD.
CAME (1N THE PREMISES OF
the subscriber. about the lath oe Novem-
ber, two yearling eters, one red. ad the
other red and white. The owner is requested
to prove property. pay cbarges and take them
away. 1 'M. Itosigtenrr, Benmiller P. O.
1762-4t.
�LAME ESTRAY. - TW()WHITE
' Heifers sad one red and white heifer;
came on the premises of subscriber about the
and of Oct. The owner is requested to prove
property. pas ohergre and take them away.
JOHN STVany.lot. 18, con 7, (loderioh town-
ehi p. 1751-1t
it RIT11111 MO. MT, Te0Orrrn setabtished
Nth
Mt1Z > NTT.
at Loxons IlCnstandi -
bdT. et ■ANTroen. Coen
Rtie isks
Mee
E� per., at tt IOD .
Tor Bate or So Let.
HOUSE TO LET - A GOOD
dwelilag house on We4Street, Goderich
suitable for boarding house er private resi-
deem Poseeman ISth Nov. Terms easy.
Apply to JAS. Rutin ANAL Planing MOIL.
1701St•.
APPRENTICE WANTED,.,T4
learn the printing business. Must be es-
tdligeat. and have $ tsar English (dnoation.
Apply at Oils o111oe.
BOAR FOR SERVICE -A PEDI-
OliEli Berkshire boar arms Bow Pack)
for service. Terms 211 to be paid et time of
service. F. MEEOKILLER, ruron Road.
SHAWL FOUND. -A SHAWL. NOT
woolen,, was found M the subscriber,
rolled op and pissed. between Anthony A lien's
and Dnnlop's MUl, oe the 1st of Oot. The own-
eeyraacan have the same by p oriag property and
GSI. ass Est Calbera N�sP. 0. an sr 1711.
NOTICE -THE COUNCIL OF THE
corporation of the County of Huron will
meet in the Towp Hall in the Town of Wing
ham, ea Tvaeda the 7th 1)eoewber next.
mbe All
acousma must presented before the that
sesslos of the second day of meeting. Per*
ADAMSON. county Clerk.
Nov. 3tnd. 1380. 1782-1t.
H'
is, AND LOTS seam el Victoria *rid East
33 AND
D
the WwMa etOederloh, for salb t atreG, ie
sheep, or will be
exchanged for farm property rot ulars
apply to Jas SHALES, Architect, o Crabb's
B1ook. or J. C. Cuaas, auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE. -WEST HALF
Lot Na 35, Con. 4, Township of Gede soh,
40 aces-Ot cleared, 2 is busk: new Puree
House and Bars, young Orchard, a never -fail-
ing sprang at the door. Will be sold on reason-
able terms. Apply to Mn.. Gnomon Pacer on
the premises. Porter's Hill P. O.. Goderich
or to DEMOS )tttarrARD. Book Store, e-
rich Town. 1756Tm.
rji° LET -A BLACKSMITH SHOP
1 lonvenioatly situated, being In the im-
mediate vloinity of Mill, Hotel nd I'oet°Moe.
This is a goat Nand for horsehoelag and
jobbing. Also a one story frame des*?ling
house. and /hoe shop.This to a rare dunce
for a good Blacksmith and Shuemak/r. Apply
et once to R. J. 11. DsinNO, Port Albert.,that.
762.
('CORDWOOD WANTED. -THE 17N -
v DERSIONED, having parohased the Do-
mtn►oa Salt Moak, Is now prepared to b W
kinds of oordwood, for which cash will be
paid. For further particular a. apply to Chair. A.
Nairn, the Square ; or at the Star t Works.
JOHN SCOBIE. 1753
ARD OF THANKS -TO THE
lJ STANDARD FIRE INS. Co. Hamilton
Oat, -
6 z LiataN--Please aooept my beet thanks
for t..e prompt and very satisfactory settle-
ment of my loss by tiro made by your adjuster
Mr. Alex. McD Allan, of (*uderich. Such
honorable and prompt dealing should be re-
warded by s large increase of business which
I hope you will reoelve. I)txcAa Muaont.oN,
giNewbrldge, November the Nth, 1868.
STORE TO LET, ON V I C T O R I A
Street, reccnre mewled d by Mrs_ As1ae
The is centneme and well Mrnls
wl and drawers. A very nonrpiste
d also overhead, and a gond cellar and
soft b la nennee ttoe with she buliding.
The to • good onc, and 11 a close prox-
natty the Lebow Ground. Terme are
res.nnable, and will he made known on
cation to 0. K. STRACHAN, Rlackavt ,
QHEPPpea GARRDTON.-STOZEI�slis '!r
Stook all fresh .031a
andl
easy tones.
to. For tttr{�a�t
Eras.thiAMo 5f wee
Iellotes 7 gttl d A Ili the eropppewtodth 1f
acres will be given with let. R T. H.
1101.
VALUABLE FARM For. CALF.
Lot it 'Township of C•ilw,--te. f'.e
Si nares 73 Oft - re
NEWS ABO tT T HOME.
"A ohlel's sawing ye. takin' Rota,
An' faith hell Arent it."
TOW TOPIC..
Bos PaTMarr. -Last season, the firm I
of Ogilvie & Hutchison paid out $137,-
000 for wheat, in connection with their
mammoth mill in this town.
Candidates
Are now thick.
And getting thicker;
But they will be thinned out.
The mail train was on time on Tues-
day.
The fizzle of the fat goose is heard in
the pan.
Judicious advertising in the keystone
of success.
Candidates cards to the electors are
attracting attention.
VARIETY 'Smut.-Sauitder's holiday
advertisement will appear next week.
Another fine fall of *new on Tuesday
gladdened the hearts of our business
men
ANDREWS' fiwzaa for December, fullui
interesting news foe the ladies, hal been
received.
Mr. J. Davie, . 'f Windsor, one of
Hanlan'e right hand men, was in town
during tho week.
MAasar Pass.- Magnus C. Swanson
has purchased the market fees for two
months fur the sum of $185.
OLees pr NAVIGATION. -Navigation is
now practically closed at this port, and
lights will be extinguished at the light-
house on Saturday morning for the?
0055011.
CARD or THANxs. -Mr. Duncan Mur-
chison, of Newbridge, tenders his thanks
to the Standard Fire insurance Cu., for
a prompt and very satisfactory settle-
ment of a loss by fire.
IlrrgonauloItAL Hors).. -These premi-
ses were offered for sale by Mr. Currie,
on Saturday last, under an order from
the Court of Chancery. The sale was
subject to a reserved bid fixed by the
master in chancery. Ouly two bids were
offered, one by Mr. Swanson at $1,000
and one by Mr. Geo. B. Johnston at
$1,500 -but not being up to the reserved
price, the sale was declared off.
The people of Goderich are now excit-
ed over the market fee question. Some
of the people want a free market and
others desire to oontinue the collection
of fees, and the town Council seems to be
in a strait between two opinions. Mar-
ket fees are an imposition of the past,
and every town and village that does not
allow every possible facility for the free,
current of trade stands sadly in its own
light. -{Expositor.
MIss Hove -moil's Let:vete ON BCR\ . -
The name of Burns is dear to every
Scotchntan-and to others than Scotch -
men -and the announcement that a
lecturer, who conies well recommend-
ed, is to have the famous poet for a
subject fha evening, in Victoria Hall,
should bring out a audience. The
press of Canada andOhio speak highly of
'Ass' H'Wison'a abilities, and we hope
..o see .t good attendance to -night at her
lecture.
"THE GODERICH Star. "-On Wednes-
day last our contemporary, the Sar was
iseued after a suspension of a few weeks.
We must congratulate the new jSroprie-
tor on the unpmvc•.1 appearance of the
paper both mechanically and from a li-
terary standpoint. The plant has been
renewed, the tone is moderate, and the
selections are better now than ever be-
fore. We extend to our cmtfret.� the
hand of fellowship, and wish him success
in his venture.
THE BLIND ORATOR --A' very small
audience was gathered to hear Rev. Dr.
Millburn. the blind orator on Tuesday
Mies Howisos'a lecture in Victoria
Hall to -night on "Robert Burns" should
be wall patronized by Scotchnan and
others.
Mn. L. J. Brace, formerly of Gode-
rich, has almost completed his contract
for building the Clinton Town Hall. L
J. has the early history of Goderich off to
perfection.
Jewsre ---On Tuesday last, while At-
tending to the cars sit the station, a
young man namod T. Coward had his
hand caught between the cars, and lost
one his thumbs.
Nsw HYMN Boos. -The new Metho-
dist hymn book will be used in the
North St, Church at New Year's. Mn.
W. T. Cox, we understand, is agent for
the sale of them.
SALT RY Tis (a. T. R. -Mr. P. Mc-
Ewen got 16 cars and Mr. Platt 6 ears,
during the week, for carrying salt.
The scarcity of caro has been greatly *rlt
during the past month. .
APPOINTED. --We are pleased' to learn
that our townsman, Mr. E. F. Moore, has
been appointed American Vice Consul at
Goderich. Mr. Moore is in every re-
spect' well qualified to discharge the
duties of the position.
The Postmaster -General Ass issued s
regulation prohibiting the simulation of
ordinary boniness hand ,bills: anti circu-
lars thyongli newspapers unless such
newspapers pay a postage at the rate of
'one cent for every four minces.
To send otit 5000nnta with a written
head looks mean and stingy. A nicely
printed head looks business like. At
this office business men can hare bill
heade and statements printed neatly in
city style and at city prices- They cost
but little. Call and see apeoiaeta.
HOMER SOM. -Mr. f'peh all, veterin-
ary surgeon, of Clinton, bis base OW.
char ng - horse. in this section . , Pie
T
P aniyan mining retgicay Q
'teas o d illy L Ferguson'sby Mr Wm. Pagani
front Lord Defer
icy brought $130; and a four year (ad
Owned by Mr. W. Jackman, fro
Pure, realised 1150.
L' RLT atm Too Lars. --On Sat •
pf ieiasstba of Wawranosh,
www oisfor tw' ,
miles to town for the
peepers of entering at the 'shoot. When
abs arrived, the found that she was too
early for the opening of the school by
oboists ateatb, nail see Lie Mr ptalti1tg
M bar Sabines Ras by abet* argil}
sten w*a chi asd inane
«Tfl ' bMls Staid s I eelk dist at dra
obviated
beet in *WA abs , for this
.S Iia itis i irMMIA1w
rkste
WIi Oss>BrAlnagarittrbalgetrierala
le - els lest.seme f
yml •*WORTON
,iede4eb. scot in Mb 1761
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ENERA' ,NrELUGEN
Tao Wiugham TOW rejoices in a new
"'heading." It is a decided improve-
ment oa the old one.
SiaTT1(o. -Lovers of skatingwill be
glad to learn that the rink will be opened
on Saturday, weather permitting.
Tim Town CLocs is becoming bettor
appreciated as each day paries by. Since
the slatwork has been placed in the bel-
fry the bell has given n much improved
sound.
Situates. -Mr. John Butler has
opened .a billiard poor on Kingston
street, with six good tables and excellent
appurtenanoes.' Mr. John Phillips u
manager.
Coeciai ozi r or BIRTH. -Annie Hen-
ry, charged with oonoeslatent of birth,
was too ill to appear before the J
for election this week. She will be
brought up ou Wednesday next.
Ms. M.Q. CAJELROx has retired from the
contest for the Second Deputy Reeve -
ship, in favor of Mr. Hutchison, an old
andezperisaocd Councillor. Mr.
Cameron's card in another column
explains the tnattor more fully.
HOLIDAY' Ch&Pnst--If you have goods
that the peopto wait, and you want the
people to buy of you, advertise in THE
WEAL. On our neat pees, advertise
meats are eery oonaptclous. "Every-
body reads THE SIGNAL-"
Captain Rhynes, of =Lamer At-
lantic, arrived home on f►tltndsy.
WHAT has beoome of tits project �
fire alarm attachtneent from theto
the engine house?
Saeaaltarr.-The sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be dispencod in St -
Andrew's Church next Sunday. ]ave. .
A. F. McQueen, County of H end
D. Gordon, of Hsrmington, wi11
A. F. & A. M. -The anima tl�IMlssi
of olhoses for Goderich Lodge Res 1.1..
F. & A. M•, was held on Wednesdop
evening, Dec. 1st. The following wan
the result: -H. Bolton, W. ; E.
Downing, S. W.; A. McD. Allan, J. W. ;
J. Robertson, Soc.; S. Shwa, Treas. ; S.
Yates, Chaplain; M. McPhail, Tyler.
LAID Ur. -List of vessels laid up ill
the harbor for the season:- Schrs. On-
tario, Jennie Rumball, Niagara, Tecum-
seh, Wm, Wallace, Nett Woodward, bar-
que Arabia, John G. Kolfaso
and the tug Minnie Walker.
The Niagara, of Picton, discharged 15,-
000 bushels of wheat at Ogilvie & Hut
chison'e mill, on Friday, having made
the trip from Milwukee since the preview,
Friday, despite the frightful weather.
Most of the other vessels also experien-
ced "hard times" on their last trip.
MILITARY ENTERTAINMENT. -The mili-
tary entertainment under the auspices of
NOISY. -A person yclept "Big Mal -1 No,. 1 Co. 33rd Batt., was held ui Vio-
Im "was drank and conducting him- tures Hall un Friday last, and was fatl•k
g M
self in a blackguardly manner on the attended. The singing of the use ,s
Square on Tuesday task He had to be Cook was much admired, and Mew .
tumbled once or twice to bring hint to Saunders, Wells and 10th& swore dr fly
his senses in the matter of propriety. appreciated, Mas Bertha Trainer 1 ,re
LIBRARY xx,-About 155 volumes
aided at the organ in her usual fine n son
new. The readuig by Mr, H. I. Strang was
have been recently purchased by the good Prof. Aytuun's "Edinburgh • after
Mechanics' Institute, through Mr. Geo, goodden," was recited in capital sti !e by
Sheppard, bookseller. They are now in Miss Seeginiller, the young lady being
Sheppard'a window and will immediate- l„osae.eed of gond voice, ezoellent ii storm
ly be put into eirculati; r.. We under- tion and graceful manner. ' The ofre„
stand the selection was a good one. , easy' camp scene, with the 1 olanket
A local newspaper moan is generally tooting, rollicking singing, snit .r�b
expected to be everywhere, see every- elephant," produced roars of L t� hoer
thing and catch every item afloat, simply The military evolutions were also a
because it is his profession. But he novelty to many of the audio ecu. At.
can't do it. His. friends can help him the close Mrs. Col. Root press nted the
through by sending or bringing such prizes to the euxemful corp etitors at
itema as are of interest. All manner of the recent company shooting T natch.
legitimate local news go to make up au CONCERT AND LWFURR--A grand con.
interesting paper, and will be received cert and lecture will be gives in Victoria -
Ls Hell on Tuesday, the 14th i oat,, in aid
of St. Peter's Church, under lite auspices,
of the choir of the Church- The lecture
will he by that eloquent and talented
priest, Father Flannery, of St. Thensasl
subject, "Tum Moore." Every admirer -
of eloquence should nut fail to ,.tte.el euA,
with than .-[Ex.
SPRUNG A Lsax.-On Friday last the
schooner Ontario, owned by Messrs.
Willuus & Horton, in coming into the
harbor, was cut so badly by the thin ice
that she sprung a leak. She was laden
evening. Those who were present, how- wt
ever, had an intellect�4altreat. A grand
vnice, a clear and rigorous utterance.
ce, a wealth of good pure Anglo-Saxon,
and nn apparently leasing theme to the
speaker, made the lecture something not
to be heard from any but "giants" of the
platform. It is to tee hoped that the
people of Goderich will have another op-
portunity of listening to Dr. Millburn,
and that they will not slight it u they
have done this, if they have any taste
whatever for oratory.
Far Cerrms Ssow.--Tile Rist Riding
of Huron Agricultural Society met in
the Court House on Tuesday, Nov. 30th
at 2 p. m., Mr. Young, President in the
chair. Present: H. Snell, 1st Vice-
Proat. ; 2nd Vice, J. Salkeld, Secy, John
Varcoe; Directors --John Glen, Robt,
Medi, P. Carrell, James t). Stewart,
Stephen Andrews, Rube McLean and
George Cox. It was decided to hold a
Christmas Fair en Friday, Dec. 17th. at
10 o'clock a.' m. on the Fair Grounds,
Goderich. About $63 will be offered in
prises for fat stock, poultry and butter.
Thu kiwi shot -1' an l poultry ,rust be
dressed. For furthe. particulars see
posters.
th lumber and fears were entertained
that if the water would fill her hold the the occasion. Singers from a diataucee
lumber would swell and strain her tun- have been invited to attend, and among
others that talented lady vocalist, Mit
Reidy, of Simcoe, has signified her. tt
tention of being present. Site will, ' bo
assisted by Miss Dillon and the, Ells) .nes
Misses Doyle, Mrs, (Menne, Miesthe
ttob
hers. The services of the town steam
fire engine, under Capt. Darcy, were
called into requisition, and after five or
six hours' steady pumping the schooner
was saved from sinking at the dock.
The Orangeville Advertiser hits the
mark when it speaks asfollows:-"Many
people appear to be unconscious of the
imposition they aro practising in taking
a newspaper without paying for it until
due for a year or more. Does the far-
mer get a year's credit on hie grain, or
the merchant on his good.,? Is the la-
borer expected to wait a year for his
wages, or the clerk or official for his
salary? Is ally one expected to wait a
year or more for his money besides the
printer. who has to pay cash for all his
expensesr'
`saes AT A Dr...;ocNT.-Mr. Venor
was further out about November weather
this year than he ever was before. He
predicted fine Indian summer weather
from the ACh to the 26th, and it is need
less to say that farmers who expected to
do their fall ploughing and gardeners
who locked forward to finishing up the
odd j+,he, were disappointed. Good
Husmi .. - 1f r. I�Cilkisleighing and the thermometer below
%Igo= for the past
who has bete: up i;: -s"r^ are a long way from Indian summer.
four months in the interest of Meaux And the worst of it u that Moses Oates,
Williams & Murray, .,f thin' town, ,las who was beining to get his name up as a
arrived home after lavinil erected a saw weather prophet, should have also been
mistaken.
Haat, 0x Tat 1 Toes IMPORT1101. --The
London. England, Live Stock Journal
makes these severe remarks about the
character of some recent importations of
mill 100x4A feet. on Blind River. for the
above named firm. It is proposed to put
in tl;e latest improved mill msehinery,
such as butters. shingle and lath
wills and two circular saws. The ma -
Weimer of Stratford, and also b{
ertson, Mr. Robertson and othev well-
known amateurs. It is to bet hoped
people o ii generally
chinery will' be the work (. f a Peter• Clydes: ''During the past few weeks
borough factory. The tine owr, . a large numerous Americans have been search -
timber limit in that section. and content- ing the Clyde Valley for draught horses
plats) doing an extensive businem. The and 'tie cry is still they come. ' Heavy
eat of logs this amoral will be eueedang- prices they do not pay, probably; but it
ly large. is satisfactory to notice that they are clear -
(rut New AUXILIARY To THE TiMrla• ing o111t n 116 of indifferent animals,
atteu Cense. -The Kincardine Standard
which, Mw. inferior to breed with in this
has the following: --"'The storm of last , d iinnnaxitoo good to cast.
ablygfo nd. t ri way into
week rendered geed service to the fess- duatneta where at starvation terms they
pawing canoe m (ioderioh By means made the price of their corn and hay. to
of it the schooner Star was driven to the detriment, however of the sneer*, r
seek shelter in rime handrail
She aninlalsaelected to travel at a prertiatr I
had s cargo of nearly one hundred haw• Indeed this season quite an exedne of
eels of whiskey. The cold weather of
the present week has frown the Star he
5o fast that she will be obliged to remota
bre all winter. The temperance peo-
ple rd(`oderich no dou14 rejoice at tb5
circumstances hr which the numerous
old tr pers of that town will be put on
short allowance.
Comas Losnlre. -The bar habit of
owner lofting seems to he a prevalent
vista in (i h. Young nun, who
appear, in every other particular, to he
decent, car, at once he 'marked down"
by their aptness at lolling On street
corners It makes cozy little diaereses*
what seesang of the week one pewee
around the Square, the same blackguard-
ly exhibition of i ornmt lounging said
filthy and impure gibing and jeetaag las
be .ren snd heard. The attentlostet tbp'
sight wet hmaa is called to a gang whe
esu mashy be found on the Mellor of
the aglnre and West Street on week
nights, and in ctoae proximity to *be
menert bit on the corner of East street
msd the getters every Sunday evening
in sir power to make the ouw
serf and
waJI.lrates Court.
Crabb, Esq., J. 1'.
Philip Reeves vs. M. l fiolte,laon-.�
soul'. Defendant was fir .ed $'l and metas.
-rant Prepesed C .tree ism.
Ever en Chu bsolco ut f„r news, TTeaSzoaaa determined f „get at the Mttom
of prope>.ed rev ,,c,ttoe mill in this
neighborhood. / , reporter has been
makingnand upo"skill h+ int" during the week,
being nforused that Mr., C.
Crabb was the " Goderich merchant" in
question, the w' ,rider of the pencil, meet
Ong that gent) enien, immediately naked
Goderichhim:
"What alv on this cotton rain. Mr.
Crabb?"
"What e , 'Hun mill:.'
"Didn't you see that trent in last
week's Si moat, from the J,mr,wl of Corn -
"What
? Isere been to/ d you are the
gentles •n in question. le it erne it
don't
"WI 11," replied Mr . Crabb, slowly; "1
want to comply .mise self. Any
Ong • esid now mV,nt injure the enter
Pass ,. "
" I can't see tb at ,•' responded the seek
er after df�v &tion. '1 It has already
1•tion, d that
such a mill is ut c,ntemp
p .ace in stated, and it is Eli
',� leo that you are the man refer
he
Xe want to let the public know
wh it's r -n ie."
..I V An only say that I have been in
e ^ pondence with some gentlemen in
My ,cheater about est ahlishng a mill for
'poachers, ►e such stallions are called ultb', manufacture of cottons and prints att e north, has lwwrn marked; and fie re I t' ne Reserve, Benmiller a capital place
welt of this is that their bermes will have fur such an enterpns.e. Hut n
clearer circuits next lissom The a'ni. ted n eta ria
are not corn hl it >1
.an't te'tl raw it t .nit. I'd
asls ehc»en by the Aaeridarot, jo4.v e u only et
K go
f�ttli those seen at ship nide%ase but, an not have illy name menti..ned I never
i0sl�gttss.1 lot; mid it it to IIrfated, • will told anybody about it. and it punka be
nake ise rimed•, sL liseintib Irons how
it resehe�d,_tnattlpatpe� r. It will Wt.bettor x200,000 t0 ewgepwt the
f Time
is eoaething in time way of dii$b
just new- not NN mtsoehnaey, for that Om
easily be got-tawt seemliting 1 gas sol et
liberty to refer to. I wish the roster
had not got out.'.
"But you see, sir. put 'he new.
ere., "now that the nutter is out
s fiesnat wants to give all the info'
motion it am oesseerasng it.
"Wen, that's ass way the dung is. 1
ant sun that paper got hold of it 1
dente like to esillpet 1 'eventf AT es
*imationa
hut Om readers of Tat itsowai
e would like to hear all ebony 1t, mid the
in eomnwentaag opus tbsabemings .: we
du not know list sort of miter .b may
bare been impede* Ido H e Dated
Miles MT to Mei OwassoNaiads
this b1f0 els este b „r thatttedhow fits ww‘ r
bomber a t out
bY ftwilliiewtb� "�' �V fith an
,er
rind Me notre for themselves,
lves,
ass if theam Ts y • y �ngiyw„Yhir'r
lea hada& thew w'
ARA Tuve ley
in Ise sed, v ,d t � �d fes,
have over bees • permmeg
d Ole wafer s thitwr we very ranch prem ran, and he had. Mr ('rahb govt
doubt evening