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WHOLE NUMBER 1706
GODERICH,
RIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1
INTELL GENCE
11(`UDDY BROS. Pr a'
A YEAR IN ADVANCIC
lir NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN -
LVA. Tl OUoe and residence, Went Btroet,
three doer below Hank of Montreal, Gode-
rick 1712
etiicai.
H(i.'MMACKID, M. D„ PHYSI-
rias. Surgeon sad A000acber. Oradu te
• of Tomato University. O e ppeelte Cat•ar
res
k Cameron's Bank. I.0 elbow. if sot Is
.See. immure at the Bonk. I7Sy.
LADs McLIAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
WN. OEON. ('eram% oke. take and rel tommi
M~Ye Street, mesad door west d V Bsl,la
DRs. SHANNON s HAMILTON,
etppses. Aceseemso. tc.
tyfae •i Dr. Sasaw•s resNsaso. agar the
Jest tiaierick. D. C. Soawsou. J. C. RAMA.
DIN . 1764.
1. AI KEN HEAD Geminate 1 V
••to Ur.
tempary OSee. saablsoend sesNsnOa
w ew imp doom mitt dOslherws
Ysss4 ! 1. Hissers mastwsd as to 10 7sasd-
MM.
Legal.
Estray Animals.
STRAY HEIFER CALF - CAME
into the enclosure of the subs Tiber, Port
Albert, about the 1st September, a red and
white better ealf, The owner will please prove
property, pay expenses and take It away.
we. RIclt ARDSON. 1704.
!'1 sum, a P VOweU aD,PUOT, $ t
"'pew, R. I L.
1.it DOYLE, BARMIER • N D
en: nese ' fur Is l bssesr7.te..
WIA ER & MORTON, BARRIS-
k7 TRIM tc-. tc, °sisrici and W
C. er. Jr . Oodarich. J. A. Merton hoot 1751.
STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
of the sub.eriber, during September, two
steers, one year old; one grey, and the other
red with • white star In face. Well marked
On both ears. Any information leadingto
their recovery will be suitably rewarded.
Roarer Y ou: se, lot 3, 60on. Colborne. 176441.
ESTRAY HEIFER -CAME TO THE
premises of the undersigned. lot 6, con R
(i 1b,rwa. •bboart the tat Nov., • red and white
Wage. m to prove halfpropeold.
payhe ownereis
=ire e It away, Parstt !'tangs 1731.
STRAY HORSES --CAME INTO THE
.sciosare of the subscriber. 26th Nov.
MM. • dark bay horse with tour black legs •
spall war es forehead. Owner is requested
to prove y, pay charges and take hitt
away, or lie will be sold by public auction at
C'urrie's Audios Mart to tie town ofOodertah.
on Saturday. Sib January, 1881, at 1 o'clock P.
M. Mlotsat. O M AKA. 174MM.
Colborne.2lih Nov. 1860.
MALCOI )ON, BSRRISTER AND
. 3_Bisllsr. Oho i Osrsar of West Strom
and lensint Smarm over George A 0 a
C,►]11PI01i, ATTORNEY -AT-
1".A.
A T -
E. LAW. Sobritor b Cbasear.Coevey-
rn OM. Any emeast dDittoes 011bos over mossy to loan at
lowest ears of interest. 1761-y.
•
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Belietion In Chancery. to,
OedseiebB'r setaa6 `f m M. ('. Cameron. q.
C.: P. Holt M. G. Cameron. Goderich. W.I h.
Mama, % Ingham.
Ptiscellaneous Cubs.
JA>1 t3 SMAILL, ARCHITECT, •o.
•
Office, Crabb's Block, King0W0 st.. Gode-
doh. Plans and specifications draws correct-
ly. C•rpeater's' plasterer's and mason's work
measured and valued.
? uctioneering.
i C. CURALE, THE PEOPLE'S AUC -
e/ . TIONEER. Ooderteh, Ont. 1761.
L1RINCIS. GRAHAM LICENSED
1` Auctioneer for the Gonanes of Wren
and Middlesex. Tarsus reasonable. 0fb►-
HamW11tonSStres ers tOod ` e . opposite Surriat Ce with rul e
attended to. 1761.
ESTRAY HEIFER -CAME 011 THE
Wes of the subscriber, lot 6, con. 3.
Id shout the 1st September, • Rico AND
trrw Hamm. doing throe years old. The
owner r requested to peer property, pay
charges sad Woe it away.-JAsts Assv.
ESTRAY STEER. -CAME ON THE
el the subscriber, lot Il, con 4.
e while yearling steer with red spots
on It; Aim e m one ear. The owner is
requested to prove property. pay charges, and
take 11 away. Dorz*LD Melt utterly. 1768.
Tonsorial.
TKNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
. BER and Hairdresser, begs to return
thanks to the public for past patronage, and
solicits a eontlnuance u custom. lie can
always be found at his Shaving Parlor,
the Post Office. (leder-lob.
ESTRAY. -CAME ()N THE PRE-
mises of the undersigned. Lot 43. 13 th
ors, Huitett, on or about the 1st Sept., one two
yew obi Helfer, and one one year old steer,
Mob red sad white. The owner can have the
some by proving property and pay expen-
ses. 'Roust I. t4rauro. '
ESTRAY STEER. -CAME ON THE
prsm of tb• subscriber, lot 16, oon. 4,
fowssilp 01 Colbor'e, attest the end of Seep
lamber. • White tneer. gto prove
oyearsrid.
poizTfMa w b tmaatsettel w prove property.
MI ti= and It away.
MILar.
CAME ON THE PREMISES OF
the subscriber, about the loth of Novem-
ber, two yearling steers. one red, and the
other red sad white. The owner is requested
to prove proper►. pay c and take them
away-. Wu. RosCtrTooN. Benmiller P. 0.
E. R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter.. Parlor decor-
ating made a specialty. GRAINING, GILDING,
°he
try'Oetoe, Goderich. Street,opposite7511
STRATF')RD BIN DERY-ESTAB-
LI9HItD INC This establishment is chiefly
devoted to job and library work. aspects -11e to
those unique and economical hal[ and mor
rocoo styles. in all cases the best of stock and
workmanship with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJohn Dutton's drug store.
GEORGE STONE.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
NON.-This first-class hotel, has recently
been refitted and improved so as to furnish the
best possible accommodation to the travelling
public. Good liquors and choice viands a
An attentive ostler always on
ha
speciality.
and excellent stabling and sheds, on the
premise'. THOR. SHILIr. Proprietor. 1761.
Election Cartis.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
'A cldel's among le. talon' notes,
An' faith keit prent It.
TOV TOPICB.
C ARD.
To the various Inquiries of my friends wheth-
er or not I will allow myself to be
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.
for the ensuing year, I accede to their request,
and expect by them to be elected.
- Yours truly,
C. CR ABB.
Goderich. Dec. 8,1880.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWN OF OODERICH.
GRIITLIIUUN.-Having been waited upon by
a deputation of prominent citlzeOa, desiring
me to stand for the I have decided
p_o_sition ofoMAYOR of
Uoderiherebycan•ounoe myself as candldatee fol the
position. If elected. I will endeavor to all the
office to the beat of my ability. and in the real
interesteof the town.
Respectfully yours.
HORACE HORTON.
Goderich, Dec. 2 1813.
CAME ESTRAY. --- TWO WHITE
Heifers and one red and white heifer:
came os the premises of subscriber about the
and of Oct. The owner is requested to prove
and take them away.
property, pay
JOHN Tuner, lot. cos 7. Ooderich
town-
ship.
For Sate or To Let.
Christmas is cunning.
Will we get that early afturies.n trail.
Don't bet ou the elections.
A report of the County S. S. Conven-
tionwill appear next week.
Rev. G. A. Francis has officiated at
seven funerals during the past three
weeks.
Merchants, get your letter paper
printed. It looks business like, and costs
but little.
Ball circulate and cartes de donee in
any style, priuted in beautiful new type
at this office.
SCHOOL BOARD. --A special meeting
of the Public School Board will be held
this evening
County High Constable Currie rejoic-
ed in an official coat with brass buttons
during the County Court, this week,
and J. C. showed to advantage in it,
too.
Miss Ads Barritt, who is at present
attending the Model School here, is
eng for the ensuing year In a school
near Lite View ata salary of $235 per
annumn.
Mr. John Ogilvie, of Montreal, was in
town during the past week. He was the
guest of Mr. Hutchison, of the Harbor
Mills, his brother -in -low.
. .1 udge Squier appointed J. A. Morton,
Esq., of Winghant, of the firm of Seeger
& Murton, his Deputy to hold the Divi-
sion Court at Zurich on Wednesday last
(16th].
1110 THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
1 OF OODERICH.
(1RNTLRMr!t, --I beg to solicit your vote and
cnftuenee at the ensuing election for the oMHoe
of REBVE, (Mr. Gerrow retiring) and in so
doing would rely upon my past services on
your behalf at the Town and County Council
Beard In the event of opposition, 1 will state
my views fully on our municipal affairs at the
a.*ala•ttow, and if possible, make a personal
canvass before election day.
Your obedient servant.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76, corner of Victoria and East strata, in
the tows of Goderioh. for sale cheap, or will be
exchanged for farm property. For particulars
• D to Jas. Sawa., Architect, offioe Crabb's
Mock, or J. C. CLRa1r. auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE. -WEST HALF
Lot No. 25, Con. 4, Township of Goderich,
40 acres -38 cleared. 2 in bush; new Frame
spring at the young oor. Will ld never -fail-
ing n-
theepperms. Apply remises. Porter's Hill P. 0.. °odMrs. GROHOR erich Ton
or to GsosoR SHEPrARI, Book Store1762(G000dde-
rich Town.
Loans anti insurance.
t 500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
elP CAMERON, HOLT &CAMERON. e-
rrQicch.
1738.
W TATE TO LEND a Dvo ab .REAL B. L.
DOYLE. Dederick. 1751
@60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO ND
IP on good F er are olsm Tows PropaV
at 8 per tent. Amar to R. RLDCLIFFE- t
761
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to salt borrowers at Si to 7 per
ds. Apply to gamins sad
rent private tag
MORTON, Goderich.
Messrs S. Smale, D. Knechtel, Jack-
son Stitt and Geo. Kirkby, of Brussels,
were in town during the past few days
helping to adjust the scales of justice with
the aid of other jurors.
FAT CATTLE SHow. -The Christmas
Show of fat cattle, sheep., hogs, poultry
and butter, under the auspices of the
West Huron Agricultural Society, will
be held to -day on the show ground.
SWEET CIDER. -Mr. F. Seegmiller has
nude arrangements with Mr. H. W.
Ball to receive orders for his clarified
t id during the holiday season
The resusciated Blyth Record comes to
hand lookingmuch better than before
its trance. The paper is a credit to
Blyth, and deserves to be well support-
ed.
CHAMOIS or Tuts. -Yesterday the
stage from Goderich to Kincardine be-
gan to run on its new time. It will now
leave Goderich at 7 a.m., instead of 5:30
p.m., as formerly, and arrive at Kincar-
dine at 2 p.m., instead of 2 a.m.
"Christmas trees' are on the tapir, and
the small boy is becoming very regular
in his attendance at the Sunday School.
We understand the M. E. church S. S.
will have theirs on Christmas Eve in the
FRED. W. JOHNSON.
Ooderich, Nov. 241.1 , 1880. 1782-4t.
T TTHE OODERICII.ELECTORS OF THE
°arVLrttrN,-At the earnest request of a
large and influential number of ratepayers, I
hove eossented to be a candidate at the torth-
ingmunicipal election for the position of
REEVE of the town of Goderich. Having
had • lengthened municipalexperience in
years gone by, I feel assn that my pas(
as to
secure for cord as • mebthe favor of thlic servant e ratepabe yers on
this occasion. I will endeavor to make a per-
sonal canvas of the town between fhb sad
pollingvday, opporut tunity ofuid tbe that I .eein, some of the
tiot
have an o h that fact will not deter
electors, 1 hope
them loom giving me their vote and influence.
Your obedient servant,
JAMES SMAILL.
1763.
TO LET -A BLACKSMITH SHOP
Conveniently situated. being in the im-
mediate vicinity of Mill, Hotel and PostOfsoe.
This is a good stead for horseehoeing and
ring. AIeo • one story frame dwelling
bhoo and shoe shop.This is a rare chance
for • good Blacksmith and Shoemaker. Apply
at once to R. J. H. DRLONG, Port Albert,
FIRST
Mg t reesseable raateeOAN -i of interest
and oa terns to step wen. t ARROW
J Alto BTRw*R'r,
MONEY TO LEND. -A,tsrLARGE
at lowest rates oamount ei n ism Moura t
to GARROW t PROI7I►VOOT.
MONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
DA Laded Crealt Com
JOSS lent by tb1. ( pw Q.
Ms for : Wilma UGH H t C.
L.
t. onterich.
d!l0,0 a and to
TE FUNDS TO LEWD
AA and
In-
terest. - -
mwelneestae
Nb R.-Borre4rers re ••a,ssr
STOW, Banisters, te..
THE CATHOLIC CONCHS ,T.
A 4ra•t *weevil' •a•feal•f ■ad tae• a•
easily .
It was generally bell• cul that t1 0
grand concert, in aid of hitIPI .
Church, on Tuesday evening
would
be largely attended, but that a. great s►
crowd could be brought together on thee
occasion was hardly anticipated. Thar
weather was inclement, and doubtle s -a
many were kept away "n account of thus .
bad walkiug and uncomfortable driszlr .
Despite these drawbacks one of the lam
est Goderich audiences which has were
turned out to a musical or literary enter-
tainment greeted Miss Reidy and her as
sociates on Tuesday. Of Miss. Beidy s
singing we cannot speak too highly. Her
appearance was the signal for au est -
bunt of enthusiasm on the part of the -
audience, and this enthuaiaun was intent
sified when her sit itioent vocal power
awes cider u
it is put up in four gallon kegs, and sold were exhibited. W' ether in "L'Esteem,
at $1 a keg. "The Kerry Dance. or "Cumin Thr*.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. -For the the Rye,' she appeared equally to s.I
information of candidates we state that vantage, and fully merits the enconiun,.s
the entrance examination for Goderich which have leen paid her Ly preen and
High School will be held in the Central Public. Miss Norah Dillon ie. a sweet
School on Tuesday and Wednesday next, singer of quiet demeanor aqui modest
beginning at nine a. m. mien. The Misses Wenner also mak,
excellent hereiony, laud receired a fair
HIGH SCYOOL INSPECTION. -S. A. share of the plaudits of the audience.
Marling, M. A., L. L B. Inspector of Mr. John Drum ,le, of London, woes
High Schools, on Monday last examined highly aenr'eciate i, and had to lista rat.
the classes in the different forms of the •
cores for each of his songs. Mr. Tow
Goderich High School. He gave a Joslin of Seafurth, brought down thus
pretty thorough examination, and at house in his "spesualities, ' Itis. "Mortar
the close expressed himself as well pleas- t beim a strongly eepresentafivt
ed with the condition of the school. character. Our loped celebrity, Mr.
RECEIVED HIS COMMISSION. -Last week Robertson, also rain. in fur., part of th.'
Mr. E. F. Moore received his commission pleasures of the evening front an appre
as Vice-Consel at this port, his appoint- cistive audience. The fallowing u this
ment by Consul Hibbard having been musical programme as rendered: In
ratified by the U. S. Government. Hon. strumental duet, Mrs. O'Loane and Miss.
Mr. Hibbard has shown great astuteness A. Doyle; "I saw from the Bosch," Mina
in getting into the employ of Uncle Sam Dillon; "L'Estasia," Miss Reidy, encore
so competent an &ffieial as Mr. Moore. "Twickenham Town;" "Moriarty," T
MODEL SCHOOL E1Lw1I4ATION.-The Joslin, encun• „Good-hmye Sweethead;"
pupils attending the second session of "Pescatori," the Misses Weimer; "Tho
the Model Schools at Goderich and White Squall," Mr. J. Drumgole, encore
Clinton wereEzaminedon Thursday, Mr. "Mary of Argyle;" "Kerry Dance,' Miss.
Mr. A. Dewey P. S. I. , presiding at Gode- Reidy, encore "Terrenoe's Farewell t..
rich, and Mr.J. R. Miller, P. S.I., pre- Kathleen:" "Larboard Watch," hissers.
siding at Clinton. a list of the successful Drumgole and Robertson, encore "Pea
candidates will appear next week. nuts, by Mr. Robertson; "Thou Every-
where, Mia+ A. Vi'eisoer;
"Fifty Years
No vote will be taken upon the Code ►g4 T. Joslin, double encore "$eauti-
rich Township Railway BT -law, the pro- fol Star" and "Dutch Warble;" "Love's
motors of the scheme having withdrawn Request," Miss Dillon, erttore "Rremem,
it at the last meeting of P her and Forget
church.
Capt. Sheppard, of the Northerner, is
again in winter quarters. He has been
running chiefly from Chicago to Buffalo
during the season, and was fortunate in
not being caught in any of the great
gales that visited the lakes this year.
FPO THE ELECTORS OF THE
1 TOWN OF OODERICH.
OSNTLrtffex,-I have been waited upon bya
number of the prominent ratepayers of te
town, and been requested to allow my name
to be brought forward as a candidate for the
position of FIRST DEPUTY -REEVE of
the town of Goderich, for 1881.al As I have
had td tbt muncia faithfully discharge
feelrience riad
hpersuaded uties
the duties of that office, I have acceded to
the vriehes of t your
vote and influeence at the fortfriends, and hcoming ow tmuni-
cipal election.
Your obedient Servant, _ _
A LRX. t,V s x5014.
Goderich, Dec. 16, 1880.
SHEPPARDTON.-STORE, WITH
Post Office, for sale, with } acre land.
Stock all fresh and good. Will sell on very
easy terms, having other business to attend
to. For further particulars apppi to R. T.
RAYNER. Also 106 acres of lass, west half of
Lot 66,, on the 3rd con., E. D. Ash eM. Good Or-
ebard, Frame House. and a stable. Fl the pifty acres
a me of and
bbeegiven with lot. Ft.with 16
761.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Lot R Con. 8, Township of Colborne, Co.
eoetainieg 36 acres 75 of which are
sad fa goad state of cultivation.
V • lyase Memos MAO with cellar under
tw 11a.,w Ip. wood shed 16x94,
-' also sow stable I4zyt.
'lhgm M • well suit} a never falling spring,
;ZIT ereb•rd with about 40 trees,
selected. May. For partlenl•rs sooty
to TRONA* ATMS, proprietor, Carlow or to
Gamow R PROVDFOOT. Goderich.
The People's Column.
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t 1751
MA MARINER
1aRgnAboammtcm Co.
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iNSURANCE CARD
TOUT. ABd. CDT.1'MMWMW
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PH(IRI1 COY. MI Lenses/ (R•ttad
a
1181.
HARTltOR COY. of BAorrvon t . O0a•.
is 01esa at
takes 1100
MINING. - We are glad to learn that
G. E. Stotts, who has been living in
Loadville, CoL, since May, is recover-
ing from a severe attack of bilious fever.
He is working in the Chrysolite mine,
and seems to think a good deal of his
western hone and mining life.
PREsENTATION.-TheTuronto Telegram
says: -Mr. Frank Addison, of the
Monetary Times, was the recipient of an
illuminated address and meerschaum
pipe on the occasion of his leaving the
city to take charge of an establishment in
London.
NEW Tree.. --During the week we
have received another assortment of
beautiful type of the newest and most
popular faces, and we are now prepared
to do fine job printing in the choicest
style. Try our business Dards. Look
at our letter heads.
STRAYED ANIMALS. --Ally person fail -
910 THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
1 OF OODERICH.
Oex,TLa tune. - The present 1st Deputy -
Reeve, Mr. Jainism. laving kis icntg-
tention of offrtmg as amie u un of
year. At the regime e[ $ 1Np• ahu
ratepayers I Irve eetnsmsa 11st D1iQ't1 rx
iff
to be put in Downsailele as
REE V k:, and it M this T ! .tLu
position, I shall etM TS r i• isar both at the
the ►atCoun of d maty Dors l Beard.
Tows. Council and County_ Oo
Your obedient servant
WM. CAMPS I'LL
'DOAK FOR SERVI01--A
D ORI** Beer st shire r te_hs pail•t niDow Perk)of
ter eerveservtea F. BE1311II.1=. taros Reed.
WOOD WANTED -100 CORDS OF
grws• wood. good maple and beast,
lover Mi 1s. Mtetk. fres from mbs and
Vie MSia st rite Oodertok »
Vi Itt, a tMsa enes'T.•Mra wl1
s f`eeslved Wm. Ma RL i eco. btlaarS,
uP
Deesmbor. In7s8l
e township
"Death of Nelson,
Council, paying all expenees. It was Mr, Dromgole, encore "Beautiful Girl of
feared that the Stanley vote against the da1e "Bonnie Sweet Bessie, the
by-law would be increased in Goderich Maid of Dundee," Mum Rettty, preop
Township, and the promoters of the pro- ,,cervi ►' Thro the Rye;" "Tits Cousins
posed twelve mile line showed mush the Misses Weimer. Mrs. OlLoane and
prudence in withdrawing the by-law. Miss A. Doyle presided at the inetru
Now for the railway from the South. ment during the evening in a highly
Peelle ScIMOLA.-The regular quer- satisfactory manner to bt.th vocalists and
terry public exemivatione will be held audience.
in the various divisions of the Central The lecture by Father Flannery, .
and Ward Schools on Wednesday 22nd St. Thomas, was a rich treat. The rev.
inst, commencing at 1.30 p. m. Parente lecturer possesses a pleasant voice, ti{
and the publie general} are, cordially ped with a strong touch of the "browse),"
invited to attend. As the High School which sounds most harmoeieualy on the
entrance examination takes place on ear. The lecture showed traces of deep
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, thought and strong resuming, and at
the usual public meeting in connection times breathed forth glowing sentiments
with the closing of the schools is necess- and finished periods. Unfortunately the
arily dispensed with. rev. gentleman appeared to be conscious
that he had been, as he himself eapress-
HAREOE ?Ante BAIL -The ball in the iL, "sandwiched" in between tits
Albion Hotel on Friday evening last, un- musical of the emtortainnisnf, and
der the sus hoes of the employees. of the in his endeavor to curtail his. remarks
did not do justice to himself. But there
was rich Irish wit, a keen perception of
genius, an appreciation of Moores r l
licking humor, as well man acknowledge
sunt of the poet's pathos, patriotism and
true re: nement of language, which went
far to show that had more time been at
the speakers oomuand a treat indeed
was in store for the audience. Light
meshed upon the life of "Tom Moore"
which had not been shown before to a
Goderich audience. The poets dark
and bright parte were exhibited te view,
and his greatness and his weakness, hitt
frivolity and his genius made apparent.
The lecture was interspersed with choice
selections from the product of Moore's
facile pen and fertile brains ably render-
ed by the lecturer. On the conclusion
of the lecture a vote of thanks was ten-
dered Rev. Father Flannery for his ex-
cellent discourse by the ohasrnutn, Mayor
Doyle, on behalf of the audience, which
was neatly replied to by the rev. gentle-
man, who issued a standing invitation to
any of the audienoe who happened to
peas near St. Thomas to not forget to
oall upon him and partake of Irish hos-
pitality of the olden time. The singing
of the "National Anthem" by the entire
company of Tomlin terminated • very
pleasant eveainQ s entertainment.
Ian'sDINO Ont»teillorawill please hand
their names into us by next {pedneeday.
We would like to know by that time who
are really in the field.
Moan New TYTIL -hat week another
'apply of beautiful type arrived, suitable
for fine printing. Our cards, tickets,
circulars, bill heeds, letter Muds, etc•,
can be got up in the best style. Call
sad see.
Knox Csv*cw Assrtra,rr usR.a
It assess that r eligibletag
r wo esinisner for thethevacant
polities se asistent in Enos Church.
The vaaer of the Home Mission Com-
mittee writes that at the present time all
have been forwarded to
jlnions, and the Prinsipals of Knoz
ligdill and Queen's Colleges cannot fill
nn
the vacancy for a M mouths, as the
ettadgees frim thane institutions are sent
net by the Reese Mission Committee
only in April and O cher. We under
stand, however, that WHO pines will be
with a good hewn of yegel ant)
ing to advertise any antmml that may Harbor Mills, was a decided success in
have strayed upon his premises Lys every particular. About sixty double
himself open to an action at law. As tickets were disposed of, and a most en -
could be seen by the columns of this pa-
per during the past few weeks, a
number of cattle has been advertised;
yet there are many others estray which
have not yet been published as such.
910 THE ELECTORS OF ST. AN -
1 DREW'S WARD.
Gnrrtimmv -At thesalliitaK Mends,
f lf as • cdn-
dida have decfor dedthe
to n offer COUNCIL.
dilate for tb Pesia rvett in that body. I
pLointR.
my
already test of my acness to
reprpointe t record I will. se in the
pest, a ad you. if work ind. the best endeavor to to the best interests
of the town. ttuliv.
Yours reaper
1764. E. BiNGHAM.
lti.ksewe* rases t' -CR
e
Pesaoxat_-Mr. Andrew Meldrum,
a student of Knox College, and stepson
of Capt. Gibson, of this town, preached
in Knox Chuch on Sunday evening.
His discourse bore traces of careful
thought, his delivery was forcible, and
he gives promise of becoming an able
preacher. Mr. Meldrum will spend the
Christmas holidays with his mother in
Goderich, and will preach every Sunday
during•his stay.
IiMO THE ELECTORS OF ST. AN -
1 MUMS WARD, IN THA TOWN OF
OODERICEl. -
ce my.
scree -
ye•r.
our re-
ties
e'sf-
ON.
GSNTLIZIs - I bereby beg to aanoun
self as • oaadidate for r'e-e grace as
for for the above ward for the coning
and true that co,d•ct ae one d y
Maven) yo
heasto t ur nued
Eine
ro
year
port
Your obedient esrvt
lel. L CARPi
flORDWOOD WANTED. - THE CN -
ill tie Do-
te new to ell
e •
\biil1l win o-
I err rareF Sw CWz r..
JO ' or at tae 17M
NOTICii -THE rtaAN U NEM-
QfO le bergs at dig 36m
Rstdt liar tb N.,sos of 1161001114
Dtrmesws Ur the esgra3 yew.
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Oedmteh isth Dm. 1M -6!11111.
C.2D o TRAIR8--To THE
WTAHDA31D 111 D5* Om > s
To3wryeA ")lIf _Piste BAV[Is'+.M°°r.
to 1 ter
Omit. _.~'Ow rings -
NOR
4011 HORTON
.»I
to Lief ea lkol'ditfts mourn, trout
owMe1ea asp ne rr6
joyble time was spent. Shortly alter
12 o'clock supper way served, and a most
excellent spread wog laid by mine Moet
of the "Albion." On the conclusion of
the partaking of refreshments, the ladies
and gentleman again adjourned to the
ball room, where dancing was kept up
till an early hoar. The committee,
Messrs J. Miller, B. Thomas, C. Thomas,
R. Williams and H. V•n$very, d4
serve credit for the successful manner in
Which the whole affair was carried out.
Ix TOWN. -Judson Ellis, M. D., of St,
George, who won the gold medal at the
pedtattoo examination of the Medical
School, Toronto, last spring, has been
the guest of his uncle, J. D. Armstrong,
during the past week. Dr. Ellis is •
young gentleman of prepossessing ap-
pearance and unquestioned adaptability
to his profession, and wherever he de-
termines to locate there is no doubt but
that he will obtain an extensive practice.
THE ELECTORS OF ST.
1. p*TR10E'11 WARD.
Guirrimmun.-At tb request • number
the Inawt1 Ml ssea t COUNCILLOR tsr •
stW 1 -jam e4 et55$
is Werd. fir sad sottorlt the votes
MA Warm of m7 Meads, la order 10.000re
my pIueUOa-
Yonr obedient Servant.
R W. McKENL1L
Deeeeteh. Dee. 2. 11168. 1762.
Tow° T e ` - e''.bet Ilissis_
pari •
NmwteTaaa
COMPLIMENTARY gamin -On Wed-
nesday evening the Town of Winghaaa
entertained'the County Council to a
oomplimentary supper. Speeches, song
and sentiment were indulged in a man-
ner peculiar to County Councillors, and
a "jolly" time was spent by theguests.
Among the speeches repo we mWarden, in
the following remarks by the
reply to the toast of his health: -"Mr.
Mr J. T. Gsrmw in rising to respond
said he would be a man of stone who did
oat feel *ratified at the treatment they
had received. It was a matter of very
peat pride to him to reply to the
fiattering manner in which they
drank this toast, and it was , high honor
to anyone to be the head of such a body
as the Huron County Connell, and it
onewas an one to be coveted by anyone.
retire
He load now definitely decided
from public life. It wouldIn
se he was a young scan y would
receivednb. in
tog
well
eiiglad t them for the
reception tytIhrybafi"Sawed. If Wing -
ham desired b IM s meaty town they
should seise os. $ psrlien of Brom, but
he would warn these alpine attempting
to wrest the honors ti the
toms
by the lakeside. He thanked their hosts
of the evening for their heart reception,
also the County Council for the - him.
mmy
in whish they r
Aper 7 years' ezperia ce he did not
Stink it advisable W taken 40 years
o amigo our munici-
ofinstitutions which ned wiederiv bring to
their pt111/N stens "( leniency. No
body of Ines did as emelt owed fee the
eosaty as its Oewweil, net in
their
sessions but outside el OowerstI eil work, as
ell isms of ase feet Writhe, and dis-
owned maters of gran ifapoeteees, and
he hoped the da]] war far diatom* when
they wield be abolished
FaosMt7/Lotu.-Mr. James Wilkin-
son recently returned from Muskoka,
where he was building a mill during the
summer. He says the scenery of the
district is grand, moss covered rooks
towering in the air, and but for the dies,
.Sc,, the .umeten would be most de-
lightful. He would counsel the tourist
to go thither in September, whin the
country can be seen at its best, and the
insect pests have departed. He has a
splendid selection of mosses, of rare and
beautiful varieties, picked during his so-
journ in the Muskoks region.
►TO THE ELE(Ti'ORS OF THE TOWN
1. Of OODERICR.
Gsltvss.nr. -sub. i ews
riitMtmo mossiduster
dims that nV s gse sus taltim fold
win not
e11 Wive l•ssaed That Mr,
■p return MCI Itaa Y ew>i "fls'3
lleit
af picept aiwsrimSI-
a
ard. tot will*
tat
et Ike atomism
yew ebedlssit asrewst.
11 t'Algiwo7(
1136
OsrrrART.- Last week 0odericl► lett
another old resident in the person of Mr.
Leonard Peck, who had jest completed
the elicited three -score and tan -years of
life The cleansed was born in Hartford
Conn. , hut about thirty-five years age
came to Goderich, and followed the hes-
Mese of nurseryman. His calling gave
hist a wide Rghip with the
people of the Huron Tract, and nnny
.n 'old timer" will remember the
hen he planted his first fruit trier its
this section, and the tree was bowgbt
from Peek. Three sons and five d•agh-
tars arm 1 to tarn kis Ines
1,t t]). i..ntiae
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