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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. OCT. 21, 1$81.
THE HURON SIDGNAL
Is published
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GODERICH, ONTARIO.
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he country' and is one of the raciest, newsiest
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1881.
UNHAPPY IRELAND.
Parnell has at last been arrested, and
lodged at Kilmainham jail. The uo-
curence has thrown Ireland into a fer-
ment, and although there are some who
contend that with the arrest of the
acknowledged leader the back of thereat
agitation is broken -as happened whoa
O'Connell was incarcerated nearly forty
years ago -yet there are other who
believe that the action of the Govern-
ment will but add fuel to the flame of dis-
content, and who predict a heavier growth
for the agitation. Egan, the secretary,
who resides in Paris --and can, therefore,
with judice be called the Foreign Sec-
retary -sees a blessing in disguise in the
arrest of Parnell and his colleague, and
would give the impression that even if
he (Egan) were arrested, the land
League would not crumble to dust; but
he does not like to subject it to so
severe a test, and will keep the English
channel between himself and the myr-
midons of England, as long as he as
Taking a serious view of the question
it seem to us that the action of Parnell
and his associates has been ,provocative
in the extreme, and if ever a Gov-
ernment was forced to employ restric-
tive measures, it is beyond question
that one presided over by Mr. .Glad-
stone. His efforts to work o$ constitut-
ionally the grievances to which Ireland
has been subjected in the peat, have
not been met by the League members in
a proper spirit. Because a whole loaf
an nut be got by one who hungers, is
no reason why a portion of a loaf should
be rejected with scorn. Gladstone'sLand
Bill promoted, in all conscience, ameliora-
tion of certain existing grievance*, yet a
fair chance for working is not afforded
it, and the agitators become, if anything,
more pressing in their demand.. For
years Home Rule- has been eked for
Ireland by her dissaatisfied members, and
last week Mr. Gladstone in a speech at
the Guildhall, foreshadowed the pos-
sibility of such legislation for local pur-
poses, and thus threatens to take away
another -and perhaps the most serious -
grievance from the agitators. We have
hitherto been of opinion that a Parlia-
ment at College Green would bee pan-
acea for the evils that afflict Ireland,
but in the light of present events our
faith is hardly so strong in regard to this
matter as it once was.
Tee Toronto Normal School was pret-
ty roundly abused at the recent sitting
ef.the West Huron Teachers Associa-
tion. The School hal not one defender;
and the teachers who slake about it
could hardly find language strung enough
to condemn the institution. The bur-
den of the complaint was that the tilde
spent there was alai ,it wasted. The
teachers who had b,ea at the Normal
were a unit in "pitching into" it, and a
resolution calling for a thorough investi-
gation of its management was carried
unanimously. It's a pretty sour apple
thatnobo•iy cares for, and thefactthat the
Model School in Toronto wasspoken of in
acommeudatory way, shows that there is
no mere sectional feeling in the matter.
THE Warden's committee met at the
Clerk's uftice on Tuesday last to take
action in the matter of the iron bridge
contract. The company which secured
the contract at the June meeting has so
far failed tokeep faith with the council in
the matter of building the bridge. They
have been written to on the ratter, but
have failed to respond. Hence the action
of the warden's committee. All the mem-
ber were present except Mr. Hardy, who
is absent in Manitoba. After fully dis-
cussing the subject, the Warden and Mr.
(Nevin were appointed a deputation to
proceed to Hamilton end interview the
aansger of the Company regarding the
matter. It is to be hoped they will suc-
ceed in bringing that iadividstal 10 a
proper asses of kis position on the bridge
quatios. Something will have ie be
done slhoa • 1,.
Tea meanest sort of revenge is that
takes epee dumb seia..i. (meed by an
8Bsatp. Vet.i wiling brut., .re too
erten male to Mier for real .r ieaci.d
iajuri.s dome by their tw..t••a. At
Lanark, in ireland, ai mase named Sotl-
Ifvms wag arrested he petting needles
into potato.' ha we. giving to the oath•
of boycotted farmer& it is reported
that oste hundred paper of a.sdhe were
klsd in the hay fed to the tattle at
Brach diabolical practices
ahseld be poniehed by something
arta were iwjl'isvwtrwent.
Thxsucce s1ul **form meetings held
at Lniktnorr Bttrpe6eld and Brussels,
testify that a warm spirit pervades the
member of the party at the prat::
Idsod drat they aixionly •wai
sity to make theauelve• felt at
polls. The Lucknow meeting was a
y good one. The leader of
the Op tion Wee ed111 his old ouaeti
twat*, d evoked that enthusiasnstl
whish an bondable men *Sold always
native from 'honorable" mein: His dis-
section of the tariff was extremely lucid
sad convincing, aid his appeal to the
electors to be true to themselves, the
Dominion, and the principles of Reform,
was one which struck • right chord in
the hearts of his bearers. The indi-
viduality of Blake is making itself felt,
and frau Halifax to Goderich its pow-
er is manifest. The Reform party
has confidence in -its leader and his col-
leagues, that confidence is fast extending
to the independent men of the opposite
party; and the sooner the people are
asked to give a verdict, the sooner wl7l
trickery and deceit crass to exist in the
Government of the Dominion.
Tag fragment "shaking up" of the
Dominion Cabinet was inadvertently al-
luded tout the recent meeting of West
Huron teacher, when the study of con-
temporary history having been urged by.
one, another member of the Association
asked who in the room could tell the
names (with portfolios) of the various
members of the Dominion Government l•
The Umbers looked. at ora, aaather,
gorse shaking their heads doubtful*, ti*
a third speaker arose, and declared that
"JohnA. himself didn't know sometimes."
The roar of laughter with which this
statement was greeted was loud and gen-
eral.
DR T. G. HOLLAND who died sudden-
ly of heart disuse on Wednesday, Oct.
12th,, vas the most popular literary man
in the United State.. As editor, novel-
ist and lecturer he stood in the very first
rank, and behind all his intellectual ac-
complishments he had a grog, loving
heart. He was a self-educated man, and
always had a keen sympathy with young
men struggling for a higher place in
life.
Tis appeal for a new trial in the case
of the rascal Cream, the murderous
Chicago quack and abortionist, on- Mon-
day last was not successful, and he is
therefore doomed to the penitentiary for
the remainder of his natural life -a
blessing which all who ever heard of • the
villain will feel devoutly thankful for.
The Mayor and Messrs Williams and
McKenzie left by the 7 a, m. train on
Tuesday.to make enquiries concerning
tate feasibility of getting in another line
of railway to Goderich, and also to en-
quire into the cost of constructing an
efficient water -works system.
THs West-Donnelly->ieace is likely en-
ded by the amateur detective disappear-
ing. The young man has evidently
gone West. The Donnelly* are evident-
ly just not as bad as painted.
THR Huddle McCrea murder trial has
terminated in the discharge of Brown,
the alleged murderer, on a technicality.
PARLI4MENT will probably meet at
Ottawa for the despatch of business
about the second week in January.
.1 Geed Time to 'Nettle.
Now that the farm produce WI being
marketed and good prices prevail for
everything the farmer hes to dispose of,
we hope our reader's who may have dur-
ing the busy days of the spring and sum-
mer, allowed their subscriptions to fall
in arrears, will take' an early opportunity
of settling up. Though the amounts due
separately are small, in the aggregate
they foot up to a considerable sum. Sub-
scribers should think ..f this when they
feel inclined to pass by the printer under
the impression that the amount due him
is so trifling that it win be no inconveni-
ence to him to wait.
Car10a.
The sympathy of the people of the
neighborhood is with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Reid in the great affliction,they iW M
sustained in the loss of their emend son t
George, in his eiehteeenth year. He
was a youth well thought of, and gave
promise of a useful life. tie we only
a week sick, from inflammation of the
bowel.. Re was a grandson of Mr.
John Morris.
te
Mr. denies Shobbroolaintomas es that
tame is ost his lases a fwtgw of the puff j
bell species, that merasra, over four her
in (immode ate&
The treeless of S. 1. Na 7, have illee
engaged Tim. Skase te their teach,
for nett year at .n increase of .alas;
They weld sot have done better. •
PANS 1tarese.--Ibmry 'hylar
meatal the lianas& bale, - Sear
for a tett Of 6 years 'like fora oda.I
tains 100 amu., sad M hated kw *broil
080 per year.
Bazar Wos.mum. -One night Lot
week, bfr. Gen. Ian, of the Deme line,
lost six splendid Amp, by havip1M
lf st
worried with dega r. W. Bell also
bet dawn the same night
The 'cry Inv the ease of the four pis -
nee
with the murder of the old,
r W at ()paws. retuned s
ver.diet ,Nf "not entity
HIGH C)(MT OF JUBTIO3.
•-----p et She resm w• te tabs Thum err
OMNI M twee.
itis Maas Mr. Justice Aiteseq PRIOR*
riser Dar.
Monday, Oct. 17th.
The Court oiened at 6p.m. and was
poetpoised until 10 u cloak a. ex of the
WM .uJ .
IlVkrt ea nets • i Hdt
& Cameron for plff, Garrow & ' ; cot
for rift.
Kowa es.
011111410•• /WPM It L Ditylleao ft
Pendience es. "hikers. ai,r C
Hol & Cameron for plff, S. h for
deft
Bank of Commerce es. Hill, et af- F.
Heltnetead for plff, J. 14. Benson for dft.
Brindley at. Grace -b. Campion for
pltf, Seager & Morton for deft
Cross a. East -B. L. Doyle for plff,
(farrow & Proudfoot for dit
eteas wirwoUT JIMMY.
McMulkin rs. Kidd -harrow A Proud -
foot for ptl. , Cameron, Holt & Omicron
for dft.
Camerae rs. Druce --Cameron, Holt
dCameron for pff; A. R. Cambria for
Haynes res. D. L. and L S.,-Qarrow
& Preedfo of for.piL, Parke & •Purdom
for dft.
Johnston rat. Eritt-Oameron, Holt &
Cameron for pff, Maloomson & Wade for
rift.
Govenlock vs. Wiggins -J. H. Benson
for p[, F. Hohnoted for dit
Cameron rat. I cLart -Cameron, Holt
n ff ger eron for p , Sea & Morton
for
ORCOND DAY.
Tuesda 18th.,
Court opened at 10 o'clock. e fol-
lowing are the tames of the G Juty.
H. Perkins; Foreman: -E. Dow, (i
Dbrrance, D. groin, T. Fitton, la Ho.
tetter, J. Lawson, G. Mace, Jas. ''Mont-
gooae , Thee. Moon, Rob. McDonald,
ea. air,McAllister, A. Mc-
Dermid, J. E , J. Ritchie, John
Stewart, B. Witmer, J. Windmiil, Thos.
Yearly:
The Grand Jury' after h • a brief,
but pertinent address from hie hip,
retired.
Calfs DI.POSED 07.
Rouse es Kerr -Action tor malicious
prosecution; postponed till next sittings.
Costa of the day incurred by pff; up to
14th tnst.,to be costs in the cause taxed
to him, in the event of his succeeding.
Bank of Commerce es. Hill & Morrison
-Action on pro. note. Judgment. by
consent, for plff, as against Hill, for.
411.60,with astiep dismissed as against
dft. Morrison, with Dost..
Cameron es. Driver -Action for eject-
ment. No defence. Judgment for pl&
Holt for plff., dib not represented.
THiRD DAT.
Oct 19th, 1881.
Court opened at 9:30 a. m. pursuant
to adjournment.
The following business was then dis-
posed of:
The Grand Jury carne into Court with
a bill against Robt. Torrance for per-
jury.
Pemberton tis. Walker et at -Action
for stoney and work. Cameron, Holt
& Cameron for plff; Garrow and Smith
for lefts. Option dismissed. Leave
granted plff to apply to postpone trial
and rescind judgment now given.
The Queen vs. Robt. Torrance - In-
dictment fur perjury. The Crown of-
fered no evidence. Benson and Came-
ron for deft,.
The, Crown rs. Schofield- Larceny.
Mr. Malcomson for prisoner. H. P.
O'Connor for prosecution. Verdict not
guilty.
Gouinlock rs Wiggins rt al -Decree
to charge Lands wale the payment of
money. Judgment in accordance with
minutes prepared by counsel fori.the par-
ties. Benson for plff; Hohnestead fur
dft.
Beckett es Johndon-Actionof eject-
ment Judgment reserved. Foster &
Clarke for plff; Garrote & Proudfoot for
dft. r
Cameron , es McLarty-Bill for fore-
closure account Judvment by conseht
in accordance with minutes prepared by
counsel for the parties. Cameron Holt
tt Cameron fur plff; Seeger & 31orion for
deft. ,
PaasZNTMENT 07 THE GRAND JURY.
We the Grand Jurors of our Sovereign
Lady the Queen, for the County of
Huron, beg leave to lay before you the
following presentment. We desire to
offer to your Lordahip, our cordial con-
gratulations, nn your again visiting us to
preside at the Assizes at this County.
`Ve have marked with high satisfaction
the care, ability and 'impartiality with
which you have discharged your judicxl
functions, and we earnestly pray that
you may long be preserved, in health
and strength for the laborious duties
which providence has called upon you to
fulfil. We congratulate the Count3rn
the lightner of the Calendar of urinal
offences returned to this court, take
this as an indication of a decrease of
crime. The concise manner in which
your Lordship instructed us, upon our
duties, enabled us to stake our decisions
without any difficulty. We, atwording
to st atoes, veiled the jail and found
everything in perfect order, cleanly, and
well kept. N e found only a few pris-
oners, committed for minor offences, and
among them one Robert Hyslop, who
was committed as a vagrant for six
xa Mis• on the l2nd d Ise; s; we are
f5 titfgeaeswwttObit his friends are anxious he
Audi disbbarged as they wand look
r him and attend to hie was`. W.
ttbaaild therefore, under the circum-
stances,recommend that he be 41.-
.tl At Asia is r falx s. toed
i PA emaa-
Greed Jury Room, 1
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commander of the coed news will
amt! Sett Meeh,
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Amerman --Mr* Windom* who
mss es dtaAoseme y bit is seMirMwt
*sober. that bash --Tile revers' ani-
eem are being *'$Mead this wesk-
it mum a Pant ---A fire broke oat •
Ttee days a in MR Miatcin'I house,
, kirk nt91g'frdltld he the trldbee of the
bad oiiit U1(41046' wM1 the stove.
241061natreneous
me o ,Misfile *was tion
THS WORLD OVII16.
David Brown. one of the oldest con
doctors on the Great Western Railway,
died on Wednesday, at W'ingham
A farmer named ter IIDodaworth,
who lived about eight tiles from Mark -
dal., committed suicide by hanging him-
self last week. No cause is assigned for
the sot.
A married schoolmaster at Colborne
seduced a young girl near Brighton, and
than tried to abduct her. A some oc-
curred at Brighton station, and the girl
returned home with her mother.
While Mir Graham, of Huntley, was
visiting the grid mill at Cate village her
dims caught in the machinery, and in
trying to liberate herself her hand was
badly
ly lacerated and two finger torn
The Western Ontario Commercial
Traveller's Association, at a special meet-
ing, passed a resolution expressive of
their sorrow and regret at the loss of
Mr. A. J. Watson, who fell over the
cliff et Niagara..
Mr. A. W. Nation, fur some years
manager of MoCush Ikon.' store, in
Blyth, was married to Mir Clam Shane,
of the same place,* lady well known and
highly respected. The interesting cere-
mony took pima on Wednesday, the 54h.
The happy couple left the same evening
for Toronto.
The death is announced of Wm. IL
Blake, the iuunder of Port Blake., and
and who about a year ago suddenly left
for the "land of the free and the refuge
of knaves," leering a lwegs number of
creditor behind, and guilty of some
most notations transactions, He died of
typhoid fever in Illinois,
Srccenseci.,-Mr. J. R Steffi • pu-
pil of the Clifton High School, who
Grp at tke teasirori' examination held
in J1ily last, and whose name did not ap-
pear in the list of those who were suc-
cessful, has on re-examination of the pa-
pers by the Central Ouateittee, been
granted an intermediate certificate.
That the supply of school teachers is
greater than the demand is evident from
the fact that a school in the immediate
vicinity of St Mar's about to become
vacant after vacation, advertised for a
teacher, and so far have received no less
than forty -fire applications, with a fair
prospect of a goodly number more.
A nieoe of Wm. Stewart, West Zorra,
was amons, the Michigan sufferer by
fire. Everything she had was burned
except the land. She was in a well
from 3 o'clock in the atternoon until
next morning. A wet blanket over the
mouth of the well saved her. Relief has
been forwarded to her from .friend..
At Martin Britt's barn in Vpsprs,
some two weeks ago, the thresher un-
covered three chickens which had been
there six weeks in a small hole alongside
a beam or girt. The chickens mutt have
eaten as they were nearly twice as big as
the time they were stowed away in the
mow. The mystery, however, is that
they could live so long without drink.
A young man named Hunter of Mill-
brook received iniuries through the ex-
plosion of Sykes air -bath at Oshawa
when undergoing treatment for deafness
and catarrh about three years ago. He
lately brought an action avainst
Mr. Sykes for damages. The case
was tried at the Peterburo ambos recent-
ly_ when the plaintiff, got a verdict for
$990.
In Rockwood Asylum there is a luna-
tic who passes away his time manufactur-
ing $20,000 bills. The paper of which
the bills are made is similar to that of
which bank bills are made, and no one
knows where he gets it, nor yet has any-
one seen the stamp that he uses. He
also makes tobacco out of a certain kind
of leaves which are said to so closely re-
semble the legitimate article that it is
hard to distinguish the difference. He
supplies many of his companions with
the wherewithal to have many a com-
fortable smoke.
A few weeks ago a very destructive
hail storm visited a small portion of the
township of Alice. Not a. leaf was left
on any of the apple or plum trees in the
orchard of Mr. James Hamilton one of
the sufferers, the hail having completely
denuded them. It was thought that the
trees would remain in this condition un-
til next spring. Not so, however; they
shortly afterwards commenced to present
buds, which subsequently became leaves,
and,not content with this, both the apple
and the plum trees shot out delicate
blossoms, and are at present in full
blootln. They present an appearance ex-
actly similar to that which they presented
while in bloom last spring.
A TEMPERANCE COLONY. -A eporterr
has interviewed the President and Secre-
tary of the Temperance Colonization So-
ciety with respect to the announcement
that 2.000,000 acres of land in the
North-West had been set sport as a
special reserve for the establishment of a
temperance colony. From the latter it
appear that the gent has not yet been
nor can be made till the Company has
paid cash at the rate of $1 per acre
on obtaining the title, the time allowed
for performing this eontraot being till
the first of September next. The Com-
pany is now placing ono -third of the land
on the market at 01 per acre, one-tenth
to be paid when the title is given and
the remainder in nine annual instalments
with interest at 64 percent
For the past two weeks, a rather pret-
ty young girl, with golden hair, has been
sojourning at Isgef.o1L There was
nothing particularly noticeable about
her until it was learned that she was no
ether than Mies Wright, one of the con-
tracting parties of a marr•eag• that did
not Wes pleas at Welland about three
weeks ago, the other party being •y oung
man mimed Matthews, of Welland, who
skipped out jest previous to the tiro. eat
for the marriage. The deportee* of
Matthews and the sloe-fe1O1m•nt of his
promise led to an action for $6,000
against him for breech of promise, the
Karl hav n been sent M Ingsrson by bar
parents. Bot W we not to be caught
asleep. On being a aware of the
whereabouts of hist d bride,
he watt to Inge1 with him a
young man na ftev serene/ -
preliminaries, Revert and
Mani Wright Edo f
on Bridge.
1!t, Y., Mr. pnxiofed
the a mm `ed lad Mr.
Seerwd to his lost ivride, it
atRtllntt eternity, .web*, it
rnheei Mira assistartwn of
04 40#09#
l
Mr. P. Keating of Hallett, has beta
very successful in the butter business
this seaatm, He has made 4811 His, be-
sides genitalia out weighed, from the milk
of three vows this summer. This is
sutuethiug hard to beet, taking the dry
season into eouaijleratius.
A son of Mr. Morgan, bookbinder, o,t
Quebec, employed as a tueesenger in the
Aloe of the Quebec (las Company, was
Saturday morning, playing t!ith his re -
video when it weut o! who g him in
the s o,.a:h, He died ten minutes
later. He was aged fourteen years.
Last week s young had named Sheridau,
aged about eleven years, residing in
Oshawa, whilst playing ren a rusty piece
of wire into the ball .1 his foot. The in-
jury was thought eery trifling at first,
but in a few days the boy was seized
with lockjaw, from which he died on
Wednesday m rnifl,(.
It is difficult to say whatconstitutes
beauty in a waren. The Sandwich
Islands estimate autu,n by their weight.
The Chinese require them t/, have de-
formed feet red black teeth. A girl
mud 1e tattu. ed sky-blue and erir a
now -ring to satisfy a b`outh Sea Ieb.nder.
African princes require their brides to
have their teeth tiled like three of a sae.
Aud thus goes the world, the criterion
of beauty differing according to latitule
and longitude.
Chicago, Oct. 12. -Judge Jameson, in
the criminal court this morning, crested
a decided sensation by charging the
grand Jury particularly to apply the laws
on the statute books regarding gainbling
in grain ilerations and the cornering" of
grain. He rules that this establishing
of fictitions values has grown to such en-
ormous proportions as to demand the at-
tention of the courts. The charge is al-
together out of the regular order, and
falls like a thunderbolt in board of trade
circle.
RATBsR UNIQPs. -At the late entrance
examination held in Kincardine, the can-
didates were asked to 'Write a letter to
a friend, telling what you did on Domin-
ion Day.' The following is the result of
the labor of one of the boys: -
Kincardine, July 6, 1881.
DaAi JOHN, -I have to toil you some
good news about Dominion Day. I had
splendid tines running around Tiverton
afternoon and in the forenoon I was not
doing anything, Yours truly,
M. BLANK.
Unquestionably the critical test of a
man's principle lies in the influence
which society exerts over him. If im-
moral society is a temptation to evil
courses, the influence of proper assoc-
iate is equally strong in the opposite
direction. Society may he a temptation
for good as well as for evil. To a young
man, who. for many circumstances, may
be momentarily inclined to turn aside
from the path of honor and rectitude,the
presence of an upright person will act
u a rebuke and prevent him from falling,
while the very atmosphere of society of
this kind willkeep his morals unoorrupt-
ed, keep his thoughts far away from im-
proper channels and be a moral fence
around him, effectually preventing nin.,
unless obstinately determined from go-
ing astray. It might be urged that this
is allowing too little scope for the exer-
cise of individual discretion, but the
strongest -minded people are influenced
by,surrounding circumstances.
Death et J. G. Ilaliaad.
J. G. Holland the poet, died suddenly
at New York, on Wednesday, Oct. 12.
Dr. Josiah Gilbert Holland was born at
Bekhertnwn, Mass. Culy 24, 1819. He
graduated at Berkshire Medial College,
Pittsfield, and practiced medicine three
year.. For some time he was an editor
at Springfield, Miss., and for one year
was Superintendent of Schools at Vicks-
burg, Mass. In 1849 he became associate
editor of the Springfield Republican, a
position he held some 17 years. His
first appearance as an author was in 1855
when he published a "History of West-
ern Massachusetts' in two volumes, and
his first novel, "The Boy Path," woks
given to the public in 1837. Froth this
time to his death he was a prolific writer,
his works following each other in rapid
succession, and including esaays, atones,
poems, biographies and nearly all classes
of literature. For some years he pub-
lished under the name of "Timothy Tit-
coml.," a nom de plume by which he is
even now mere widely known than by
his real name. In 1870 he become the
editor of Scribner's Monthly, and to his
ahilful management and valuable con-
tributions the remarkable success of that
marazino is largely due. The aggregate
sale of hiabooke is believed tg exceed the
circulation of any ether American author,
amounting to over 500,000 copies. A
revision and reissue of the whole series
has just been announced. Besides his
literary gifts Mr. Holland was a man of
rare social and moral qualities, and his
influence, especially over the young, was
far reaching. He laves a widow, two
young daughters and a son. He had
been suffering from heart disease for six
years.
J. C. t'arcle's arae 1.1.1.
ms11ea'ngnir bills printed at Parties notice thisdep.ant num
of charge.
Friday, Oct 21-Oredit sale of choice
farm stock on the him of John Million,
Lot 9, con. 6, Colborne. Sole commen-
ces at 1 o'clock p.
Wednesday, Oct. 24 -Credit ale of
farm stock and implements, on lot 2,
con. 4, Ashfield. Property of Jane
Cornelius.
Friday, Oct., 28. -Lot 106 Maitland
eon. Goderieb Towsehip, emetics mak of
cable, step, eta
Saturday, Oct IV --Mortgage ale, at
amnion mart, lemma wa d /is u>isb, tithe
Carey fares in the towa.hip of Ashdsld;
ale et 1 o'elo.k p, ria
Wednesday, Nov. 2. - Credit sale of
choice farm stook and isarke nts, Orn
lot , sou, 7. tnwmski• of Cabers*. (Ifo
T. Dark's tan), et 1 n'eloe! pp. a. by
Mingorder of be owns,, Ming Washington.
Saturday, dab November. --dale of the
point firm et sadism smart. Sal. at 11
o'clock a. as. f
Bait Tinasinlrs. --Not >osg mine.,
Hamthon .tad Ntether, witb their steam
thresher did dm week caw the fens o/Mr
lease Rama They ran thrnwgh 477
hatiele in a day flt.,rwl work
Cisrss Fa(Tn:yBuaRRA-OO Thum
day sight of last week, about twelve
o'clock a tiro broke out iu Neo cheese
factory in Peel t,.wishi Comity ..f
Welliui'cou, run by Mr. Alex We Mister,
of Grey, County Huron. Notwithstand-
ing strenuous efforts b. .abet vat µn.uiows
they were eutirwly consumed. Lew
$2,200 insurance 51,1100. The proprio•
tor states there was no fire in the factory
the day previous, and attributes it to
the work, of an iucuud ary.
BAUIYJI.
McKenna-- Walker- At the resldeeee 01 the
bride's brother, Mr. it. Walker, oat the len
Sept.. by Iter, C. 1(. Stevens, of Fargo Mr,
Prsaeie Mm IC sate. of l'sw co.. Dakota, to
Mies Jane W. Walker. fourth daughter of
the late James Walker, of Tuckeremitb.
Lockhart -Murdoch-At the resideaoe of the
bride's father. on the nth ult.. be Rev. T.
Thompson. of alrucefield, Mr. 1)Lockhart.
ut Toronto. t , I.,liielr,th. roundest daugh-
ter as Jai. Mu:rtock. Esq.. London turd.
Durnlos-Nlcholt -At Listowell, on the HIM
ult.. bre nee. (:, It. Taylor. Mr. Jas. Ihu-
nion, tnIMImn Elisabeth Metol!, both of
Brussel*.
McDou^ll Weatherepoon-la Wroxeter. on
the TVI nit., Dv Rev. Oso. Brows, Mr. John
McDougall, to Mtss Catkeri,e Weather -
spoon, all of Orel.
McKay-ll'H:tra -At R•. Colemh•n Clog ch,
lrichtow•n. on ti.c 5th Inst.. b VeRev.
Dean Murphy. Mr. Francis J.
McKay, to
Miss Ell•.O'11 bra. both of MeiLlep.
Jordan IUavh-At -1. ('olrmbon Chtucb,
Iriabtown. op the lith Inst.. by Rev. Dean
Murphy. Mr. Wei. Jordan. to Arps Mary
Ann Roa. t:, both of Ilibbert.
Murree -McLane. -At Ibis residese• of the
bride's father. by Rev. A. Y. Hartley, on
the Ytlh ult.. Mr. George Murray. of lowa,
wr of lir. Janes Murray. trod Title, to
Matilda, third daughter of Mr. RoOL Mc-
Laren. 1..adow Road. Tmckeremlth.
WEIL
Reid -In (*.Aherne. on the 13th hast, George.
seam' ',ma Ale:. Reid, aged 17 sear and
8 =oaths.
eiedertei Markets.
(ionsatcw. October 111th, 1111.
Wheat. (Fall) P best.......... S1 >r • 91 30
p
Wheat, (Spring) tt bah........ 1 10 • 1 t•
Flour. P barrel.. .............. • 90 * 0 000
Corn, P bosh .. 0 86 • 0 70
Barley. 19 bust* ..... ............ 070 M 078
Potatoes O bush Ine w).......... 050 A 050
Hay. P ton .... .... ........... 14 00 • I. 00
Butter, P tri... 0 18 M o m
E.ggggse. Y dos. lunp•ckedl....._ .. 0 lr • 015
Cheese. .... . 0 11 ' 0 191
snorts. 7 rat : 0 75 • 0 75
Bran, O cwt .... 0 M 010
Chop, P cwt ..... 1 t0 " 140
Wool... ... ... 0 W 000
wood ... ........... 1 75 " 300
teaselling •wade.
(1RAND,TRt'NK.
RANT.
Pus. Exp's. Ma'd. Mix'd.
Goderich.Lr 7.00am. maser..1.15pm.. 9.e rot
Seaforth .... 7.50 •'. 1.10 ^ .. t45 " ..10.50 "
Stratford. Ara45am Lupo'..creme .. IIS"
wiz!.
u• Pam. Sep's. Mtx'd. MUM.
Stretford.Lv einem..7.50pm.. 7.11ent 3,bbpm
Seaferth . .. 9.17 " .. &5e " .. 9.15 "
goderich.Ar SISpm. 9.350oppmm 11.00am..7.15pm
GREAT WESTERN.
Rip's. Mall. izp'a.
Clinton going north .9.Mpam...t.19pot 96pm
" going
south STAG
F Lnm% m
8,01•..7.94 "
Lucknow Stage tdailyt err. 10.15am .. dap bpm
Kincardine " " 1.00am .. 7•m
Benmitler -' (Wednesday and
Saturday) artless 9.00am.. "9.15 "
Banking.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL. - 112.000,000.
SUR,'!. US. - • • e3,000,0oo.
Goderich Branch.
C I:. I)UJ SFoRL, - - - Manager
Allows interest on deposits. Drafts. letter
of credit and circular notell issued, payable
in all carte Ot the world. I7
CAANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
I'.oi•f up 1'npitnl, • $6,010,000,
Rest, ' - F1,,000.
Pre,i,ka . - 11OX. Will. Me MASTER
General Minim/tr. • JI N, d NDERSON.
Goderich Branch.
A. 31. P.USS, - - - - MGNAOER.
Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts on al
the prineil•nl Towns and Cities in Canada
(:rest (triter and the United States, bough'
and sold.
Adrancesto Farmers on Notes, with one or
more endorsers. without mortgage. 1753
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