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r.x dale Jain blesety.
humored AfiM$8!ri•
To Agents -$flatlet St Co.
Rare Cance --P. MeV:wee.
Vioterta Hall -reel humeri..
Agnate Witched -True d• G•.
Farm for Sale W au. . h:ol Is.
Hanursions Thos. Green ws). ,.
Admits Wanted- H Hallett .e f'e.
M
sr throe Court --.sager & Morton.'
Farms for Sale Thomas Nklu,lson, •
Card of Thanks McWilliams .t Footmen. •
ONT., FRIDAY, MARCH i 1, 1881.
The People'. t•.ohtran.-. Lank otlt UR Peat week's $IUYAI.
I(CENSE INSPECTOR'BNOTI4CB•--
/ All applications our Licenses for the role
of Liquor, must be in my hands before the first
day.ot April uest. S'rarnl`t YArse. Lluuuse
Inspector. 177$
tledertoh. March 1st lint.
FOUND. - A RED PLAID SHAWL
was found on the Huron Road. near the
tib con.. Uuderlt:h Tp.. abash the be*tmtag of
Y'ebruary. The owner ,:an hare it by proving
prepore/ end paring expenses. 1:. MU.L77te ,
school schoteacher, S. S. No. 1
— - -- _ - - -oo • *T OTICE,—IML SHANNON HAV-
Dentistrg.
1ViNIICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
. TIIIT. Moe and residence. West Street.
tele
LNU PL.ACHD IN MY HANDS FOR
celleotlon ail book Roomette, and promisory
nous, due him up to Jan L i, 1 must regnant
that all persons so Indebted would call apo:
me at osoe, and settle, otherwlsn cocoa soul be
incurred. 1 will be in 1)r. 14bannoo° olfoe
dans below Hank of Montreal. Moder prom ton a. m. to 4 p. m. Boob day.
17U 1773; JAMKS J. McMATH.
Auctioneering.
C. CURRTE.YHE PEOPLES AM-
U • TIGNZZIk Golorw. Out. Uhl.
Tonsorial.
KNIGHT, PRACTICALnatBoAR-
W. B1tbsad H•lriar, . He osoidi
return
garotte to she public
always a tf o found
at h ofc near
always be toimd at his Shaving I'arhorl75i
the Post Odle. Ooderioh.
Real Estate.
1
Cape G. W. McGregor, of Detroit, will
ouuntastd the now steamer Saginaw Val-
ley, of the Cleveland and Saginaw Line,
the cutting season.
Doti WAFT AST Lur,lat.—We will u
send TSIOIAL for the balance of 1881 pa is a diligent student, and promises to
ao
for $1, postage prepaid. Show this to a credit to Kuria).the man who borrows the paper. Conductor Crawford, who was e, badly
F. G. Widdows will lecture is Victo-
burned at the recent fire, wassutticiently
ria Hall, Goderich, March 16th and 17th.
Subject fur 16th : "Monks before the Buu
rttunf and Hamilton, and we hope
world and Monks in the Monaitery."
to see him oome back, s.' recuperated
Rstovae.--A large frame building that his genial face will again be seen
has been moved from Hamilton street to
.I
1\TOT,ICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
11 T Tenders w4M be received bythe wader -
signed until It o'clock noon. on Saturday the
lfth da of Marek 1151, for making alterations
and additions to a frame dwelling house (nth.
town of Gutierlck. for Charles Slack. Segs.
The plans and specifications tea be seen at my
office Orsbb's Block, on and atter bulk. next. 'render may be
JAMES IM ILL architect.
Ooderioh the 3rd day of March. IIML 1776.
FARM FOR BALE -BRING LOT
eon tass trim
Cprisi Colborne,
about
50 .I r, - A
sm. bo ata new frame bars late and
a stable madoutbuildings are oe the
premises. A young orchard. mood pomp. °t°.
ea Mo farm. The term has a reed os two
aides of It. Four acres of tall wheat sown ot
Distant only 1 mile from a poet
msrttcalrn apply to Wm. t taaM. ahap rd-
km P. O. Jnr
FOR BALE OR TO LET.—THAT
desirable residence formerly the pro-
perty of Jelin Meeely, Meq.. and knows
ae Bellevue together with the land attache&
>> saw la extent, of which about 6 saes are
Covered by orebnrd, lot oboioe yoanj aorta[
fruit trees) lawn and kitchen (sateen. The
house 1. oommodlwssod
eao oea s t. o to
tals-
1ag la Lacots. good with hard and eon water.
and o well su aamprles stabling for four
harem.
sI m. oow Jld 2 carriage hooses. with
Nita o i. ptessantly
Ietu over all .1 r about 1 mllss
✓tasted tear the river
from Dederick. TRU indisputable. A to
Wain a. tog.. Notons re Dania St Montreal. T.
17773t.
MyattHurga& ----11 a ue plowed to Oriente (lt,-T. —We u►dasesad that
observe that our friend, W. G. Hanna, Mn. Warnock, mabout 'milliner, is to open
of Muni', was succeaaful in winning the out in litrsubul's old stand, on Hatuilton
first prize for public speaking awarded street. The building u being rapidly
by the University College Literary and fitted up.
Scie tific Society of Toronto. Mr. Han- Mr. £inelius Irving, of Hamilton, the
Commisioner in the cow, has fixed upon
Tuesday, the 15th inst., for the investi-
gation of the•alleged County Judge irre-
gularities.
Our townsman Mr. G. N. Davis, has
reoently
the services of Mr. Wm. Web-
ster, of Galt, as foreman of his
workshop, in the place of Mr. Frank
Davis, who leaves for Dakota in a few
days.
ITh
PzatAL. ---Mr. W. J. White, of the
Reflector, has withdrawn from that paper
and is now devoting himself to the ex-
press and emigration business in Exeter.
Will f. is rather a decent sort of a fel-
low- in fact, he is a "white man". The
Reflector will be continued by his late
partner.
CARDITAI_ —The carnival and May-
pole dance at the Skating Rink on Tues-
day last was well attended. The follow-
ing skaters participated in the dance :
Ladies. —Nellie Vanderlip, "Vivian-
diere" ; Nellie Morris, "Sorceress"; Ida
Wilkins s, "Duchess of Devonshire";
A. Smeeth, "Queen Elizabeth"; Annie
Campbell, '`Jockey Costume"; 8, Kirk-
bride, "Hailatorm." Gentlemen R P.
Wilkinson, "Brother Jonathon"; 8. J.
Reid, "Sir Walter Raleigh" ; Fred Crabb,
"Brigand Chief', J. H. McCullgah,
"Paddy from Cork"; R. Fraser, "Rol-
licking Ram"; A. Black, "Sailor". The
other costumes were Nellie Smith. "Gip-
syQueen;" Hattie Smith, "Sailor Girl;"
A. B. Cary, "Italian Peasant;" Belle
Swift, "My Aunt from the oountry'';
Hattie Black, "Canada;" Maud Marl-
ton, "Milkmaid;' Mary Watson, "Gip-
sy girl;' Fannie Bell, "Dutch girl;'
Edith MoDermot, "Child of the Regi-
ment; ' Tute Black, "Old Irish Woman;"
Lizzie Black, "Market Woman;" Clara
L Bleck, "Colored Parlor Maid;" Hul-
lie Smith, "Actress" The prize takers
were: Ladies -1st Ida Wilkinson; spec-
ial (by Mr. R. S. Williams,) NellieMorri..
Gentlemen-- Lt Fred Crabb, comic, J.
11. MoCullsgh. The bands of Prof. Fet-
zer and Mr. Ben. Armstrong, enlivened
the ptoccedings with choice selections
during the evening.
recovered yesterday to leave on a enn-
vale°cent tour. He goes to Ingersoll,
where duty calla.
oho Darner of East street and the .guar',
tnd will be occupied by It M
butcher shop.
A o:ma re—A little four-year-oldaon a Huron last year, as against 134 in 1879,
Mr. George Hilton was run over on Mon- and 16 shop licenses against 21 the pre -
day by s team, and one of his legs was your year. In 1870, 40 shop licenses
badly crushed. It was feared that son were granted. The total amount of
potation would be necessary. fines collected for the violation of the
cLedhn as a Ln-awoL'. -By the report of the Pro -
vincial Secretary, we see that a total of
128 tavern licenses were granted in
D OF THANKS Messrs Ellison & Fraser, owners of Liquor Laws, in 1880, was $50 in East
oder our thanks them for
Vaal for tis Ere le tM
also desire a thank the essay
other dryads whoamyLed w et and atter the Kidd, of Dublin, for the sum of $9,000 strnction on the "Albion" ins being push-
other
m -
ere. In this commotion we bate cularly cash •The Stanley will in future run be- ed tepidly forward. The building will
Captain Cox, of the
1777. Eyck aMiLLIAY3 t PZATM AN. roof and an addition often rooms.
Tam Eztwott—Goderich is an_ roof
completed the house will contain
IN THF 1[ARTTIME COURT OF othn attack of "exodus." On Tuesday Whenhet forty bedrooms. The issue ad-
dition
Out/iris. TM Schema et oeesd yet Mr. Tindale left for Dakota On at the back will be removed and
"WI1.I.IA1[ WALLACIL' Thursday next a large detachment of
whereother residents of this town lusve, cum- Te placed with a brick extension; the en-
emies' in Mane maritime im eeasa, d° been l° fire edifice will be overhauled and refit -
be algid to the s Sl tion Cont of the dole on
Thomson, daughter and CARD
avail ourselves M this opportunity to the steamer Stanley, which was built by Huron, ;`a80 in South Huron, and 2
to the Goderioh Fire Deo- the summer excursion business in West Huron.
ander Captain
i)tsaae .ens tie eds°t°°t y "Tux Al aiox. "—The work 1.1 con-
.ervteeo they rendered et a at Port Stanley, have sold her to Mr.
Albion. and we
"wkaowbdge the oouttey ex
feed be 'raised to thew stories with maciard
bed
tween two pointe on Lake Huron.
tended to us by ourCapv
HURON.—
/north half of lot
Shooree sad
oon.ith domed. sail
behalf of Noyes 9lcavao*s against the dolmas- pnatng : Junes ° ted, and in a short tints we expect to see
sr -Witham Wanda sow t fnm rte PDR John Hak ow and family, Ben
of Ooderb►. racer arrest bf virtue °f • wan' the business again in full awing.
Warrant lasted from the said Court sad no Wilson and family, R R Thomson,
demurrer or answer by been Ebel in the said
whose. Thy >. to give settee to d person. Frank Davis, Alex. Cox, J. G. Ball, Jas. STorrlx° Yours PArss —Once upon a
s 4 m iz Fso v°aeltuus •W111111m Sinclair, and Mier and Mn. Tweedlie,— time a tnsn got mad at the editor and
WIlaoe" that it a demurrer or answer in the U S stopped his paper. The next week
shod otiose be sot Mad t the aloe of the all for Dakota, he sold his corn at four cents below the
am ty Re rar of the said Court at Dods-
rloa within six diva trout the publication of Kunz causes Social- —The severe market prices Then his property Wall
S * sotlra thelia Coag wilt the mid
Skis m eo "William Wallace" rwin to be acid to storm that prevailed on Thursday evening sold for taxes, becauw he didn't read the
answer the chalets instituted await .sem L of that week prevented many attending sold forheriff's tales He se arrested and fin -
or make snob order In Hast' premises shell seem right. the anneal social, held it the bwment ed for going hurtling to Sunday;
Taken out by
!H I0AcD1tRM0L'f and he paid $300 for a lot of forged
AEAUKR & WOeTON Deputy Remistrar of Knoz Church- The ladies had made
listed Nth Merl bh, j ITn-11. good preparations for their guests, and
Dated tete Parch M.notes that had been advertised two weeks
the quality of the refreshments was first
and the public cautioned not to nage•
class. Dr. Ure occupied the chair.
addresses were made tote them. He then paid a big Irish-
Dnring the evening, man, with a foot like a fore hammer, to
by the Rev. Mr. Francs and the Rev. kick him all the way to newspaper
Dr. Williams, and vocal music was .west- office, whale he paid four theyeein su paper
ly rendereel by Misses Kay, McKay, i
n, rip-
Meldrnnt and tion in advance, and made the editor
Ferguson, J. Messrs.
o s an agreement to knock him down
Hutchison, and Messrs. Rohe)n, Ssund and rob him if he ever ordered his ptL .r
en. Kay and D. McGillicuddy. Mr.
reading, entit-
led,
stopped again. Such is life without a
Strang gave very goodnewspaper. —Ea -
Homey. "Rocket's Christmas." All present Hoxoa To AN OLD GODELICA BOY. —
appeared to enjoy themselves.
Csxsva gttu zLtTOL9. -- Below are the We learn from the Guelph Mercury that
on Thursday evening, March 3rd, Mr.
names of the census enumerators re- Wm. Rutherford, an old resident of
commended to be appointed for the vari-
n. Goderich was the receipient of a vale -
ow municipalities in South Huhei able gold chain with charm attached, at
The enumerators will commence their a dinner given in his honor at the
duties on the 4th of April, and will be Queen's Hotel, of that city, on the oc-
probsbly between two and this. weeks
nasion of his leaving for Toronto to man -
completing them, except in villages and a the business of the Elephant Clothing
towns, when the distance between the House at the Provincial capital. A
houses is less than townships.All large number of prominent residents of
questions put to the head of the houses Guelph and other places graced the fes -
will relate to the 4th of April. So that five board with their Presence. The
when the day arrives, people should care- followtng address was p resented:
fully note the number of persons in their Ts Mr*Wel'RetAerla+'d•
house. A mass of valuable statistics re- Sts, _Having learned that you had
bring to the material welfare of the pito-
time.
as decided nn leaving our fair city, we avail
ple will also be gathered at the slime ourselves of this occasion to express to
time. The names are the following :--you the high esteem in which you are
Clinton,—Jame. A. Racey ; Bayfield,-- eld by those of our citizens who have
Exeter, -MinnElliot
; known you either in a social or business
Geo. Parke ; xray for the {mist eight year.. e ran
Stanley,W. Woods and Ed. Briggs ; ,wore you, sir, that you have,Wduring
Hay,—W. Carlisle and Chris. Eacrett ; that period, won the respect and esteem
e of
Usborne, Jas. Beer and Gso U Your nb iging naturaa very large l and gamer ur ms cis
h►
byeD
at once to , 30
. of 112 this ins
apply
tersatiosal Sok Works.
at iss-
wing hei
two ars steer istas
Maleee
set
ned
ed milky twor.
.
es bed J.
forproperty.r or
l be
exeheng•
ry
following: That the chief of the lire
employ at their/lash teen as he tray een-
sitiu necessary in eases of emergent, to
ensure the safety of property. Respect-
fully submitted.
T. K. D.ttrcY, chroirniul
Mr. Amoymoved, seconded by Mr.
Johnston, that the report of the Fire
Committee be adopted --Carried.
►lxAD's t%)Mllt7 rah a tzroe.x.
The Finance Committee respectfully
keg leave to recommend the payment of
the following so'ount : Henry Cooke,
$4.04.
Vit. CAMrmraa., chairuwn.
aaro&T or Malloatat, eaultr TR6
The Special Committee to which whit'
referred the consideration et a suitable
memorial W the retiring Cloak reported,
recommending- Lt. The adoption
of the following resolution : That the
Council of the municipal corporation of
the Town of (loderioh, Ontario, would
hereby place on record the high esteem
which they entertain for their fellow
townsman, Mr. James Thompson, and
particularly their appreciation of his
faithful ser rice, as Clerk of the munici-
pality
unici-pality during the past 20 years. And as
he is leaving this country to take up hie
residence in the "Great West," they moat
earnestly hope that prosperity may'at
tend him in his new home. 2nd. That
as a tangible expression of the sentiment.
of the Council as expressed in the fore-
going resolution, an order be passed on tho
Treasurer for the sum of 5100, and pre-
sented to Mr. Thompson. Sol. That a
oopy of the foregoing resolution he
handed to Mr. Thompson, with the above
Order.
Respectfully submitted
• Hotacs Howrolt, chairman.
It was moved by the Mayor, seconded
by Mr. Williams, that the report be ail
opted—Carried.
It waamovedby Mr. Johnston, second
ed by Mr. Dancy, that the resolution
reoommonded for adoption by SpecialCommittee be engrossed and signed by
the Mayor on behslf of the Council •
-
Carried.
By-law No. 3, of 1881, to determine
the amount and nature of the security
to be given by the Town Treasurer wait
read a first and second time and diacuaa-
ed, when it was
Moved by Mr. Johnston, second b y
Mr. Campbell, that Rale 34 be suspend
.it, and the By-law reed a third time,
and passed—Carried.
The Councilethen adjourned.
■es&a
seasten et ase el the sesseaa
dm-aP-
patent e[ ■r. Mee. Wawa.
Brigade and is hereby authorised to
TOWhis
se • onveniesiL
For sod .
elate
•
Ryan eng
Godericb Township,—Jas Patton and friendship of 'all who have had the pleaa-
Adam (laptelon, ure of your aoglaintnnce. iu your do -
The following, which we clip from the partp1e' we ims° not only one of our
most of aur estimwcceeaable townsmenbusiness, but
men. also one
tele
Portland Press, refers to the brother-in-
law of the late Professor Abbott, for- your sound judgment, keen hu.inessIly
merly U.S. Consul at Ooderich, and may tact, and prompt attention to the affairs
prove of interest Go many of our readers: of your large mercantile establishment,
you have sucoeeded in stahluhing your-
Lawnai. 0 R Boyo At half -past elf ,u. one of Guelph's lending mer -
one o'clock Friday morning Lendal G. chants. While deeply regretting the
R. Royd pried pesoefnfly away alter • loss we will sustain by your departure
liagenno and protraoted illness. Mr. from nor midst, we must also ezpt'ess
Boyd was rnpre°entatrre of one rat the our satisfaction in knowing that yet
oldest and bed "f Portland families, make the change for the advancement of
which was identified with the earlierdays your business interests, and although
of this vicinity and has always mon- the duties and reepdmsihilities may its
tallied its honorable place. He was greater, we know from pant expe*ra1cr'
burn un the 17t11 •i4 February, 1806, and that you are pr"pared to overcoats tiny
died on the °ovsaty-sixth anniversary of obstacle that may impede your upward
his birth He mania u 11139, ?heiress and onward prnlfrs°-
Lott half tt
(Hood Oe
Fifty sores
to Oonrrt>w
1
Nto wood shed NM&
=VB. for =sea tllo a fate dr
There b, a well with • sever fact=
dise
..barkertilli
'b.
le Tions oaste&re t
hie 4410,.
esbees.
14107
se
Mormon Dews-Aasmdsn' Vartsty
More reports things "b "bessaloir in their
new .and. adjoini0g the post saw. Oa
Wwdn.to.iav was took $ lost! Nei. the
premise.arta were ss rpoised M the alt -
Weil and variety of their Meek "kWh",
is (Ming a resittlll hetinese ins pietism
ypiming, sod dahlia to bre killed befit
pintas In that popular Ileo The iris
*inks' it has es.w • homer rigsttivan ever
to the title "TM Cheapest Hoene orate
Oros Savory. °°send obrugbl5* of Judgw
Entry Site survives rise, as lase their As • ali ht memento of the regard in
which we your our friendship, we would
erg lady street and lovable disposition. tis feWte, ever be reminhied of tM
b mut. d %b5 affection of *11 who kind wishes which they -ispre ant. 1t
bow rim 17e sots cordial 'La' tort our s _ 1> e
only child, Nicholas E Iloyd. tow new ask yon to resist this clan mid
diet
in Cdifor t* Kr.Boyd was of a .tial sed un weevil( that may
you is
tied aril eo twerest tLs1 you 1wa7
is his,s..—is' devoted to his Mends. is' tour° tree in year Tomei
•
unset sbie in his
judgments, upright and t o homw as 7rnt ere neer leaving in
unselfish do hu► dealing,, with a lively Gael
il C
'Watson
the
'he
Meyer,l
to
That in accordance with instructuma
from the Council at the I:►w. meeting,
they caused the fees for t::•• market un-
der the Bylaw, to be offered for sale by
auction on Wednesday, the 2nd inat., At
no.'n, and that the same waft Auld by Mr.
David Patton for the sum of 1131'. pay-
able to monthly instalment* in sdvsnoe,
furans year from the 3ra d,t Mar eh.IA.'Il.
Very respectfully submittni
}' W 'taverns, rhMeseio
tar0tT or taut! ivtttrtrrrewa
The Relief committee hong to ...port ,n
the cess of Philip [("*$. referred to them
y Lit meeting of Commit, that they fe-
oommed that he he allowed the we d
75c. per week daring the *mime of thn
Coursed
Gowan Hnawow, ehaurwtau.
and intelligent interest s t in public album ss
is browsing tns v+dlowtisa's. Hieinanimate
l
a always on ngh side of thing. and
dvr'red whatever was homed find of good
report A good and tree man has died
in thefulness of sand leaving behind
m atter a long life
iiNtnut r'epr'oer'A,
shim a fragrant awl wholesome aet*ory
g e
/heated en itehalf of the donors. Moe„di hy the Reeve. ,n"exoniled h'f1
Wit. Iltnso t., 1 Mr Campton, that the meed of the
Ws. (stunt, ' R,ehef Committee he adoptd-naris&
F inti rlralr, nes • .13* antooax.
W S Haprionen,
R Mntinne•, The Fire Committee promoted a ea
Geo. *Goners$, JD. `Pees d'epr'ee'tttina the sanction of Hoe
. 1o'' ,or
p... ,e tea .
,Alts tt
sow rtf tlesimillnta for the town
Qdsesoh.
The Criuuey then adjourned
TA,wa 1''05 MAL& :,we ,tet
ume for farms for sal •
al
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