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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-11-11, Page 11 l THIRTY•YOURTH YEAR. , WIjOLE N('MISEER 1812. i GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1881. i ! MIL .ICIIDDY BROIh Pruta es t N -M ♦ Ilii 1N eD eNCl4. Yew .tdvertl•eateass. Zopesa - t'ard 1►r. Hutchison. 810 Reward J. Salkeld. Harness -Wm. Acheson. Warning Wm. 31c('al,;. Tenders -Ge& Shopparf. Liver Pad -[Tolman Pad Cu. Dental Surgeon -Edwin Keefer. Mortgage Sale -Parke & Puniotn. Wood Wanted-31eGiUieuddy Bros. Fall and Winter Goods --Colborne Bros. The Best Remedy -Dr. J. C. Ayer 3c Co. The Tug "Mary Anna" --11. Mscdermott. Sheriff's Sole of Lando --Robert Gibbons. Magnetic Medicine - Mack's 5lediclue Co. ' liouse-Keeper Wanted Ridgewood Farm. Dentistry. `i.NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN- TIST. Oce and residence, Wort S three doors below Bank of Montreal. rich 17 VDWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR - LA OWN, (late with Trotter & Caesar. the leading Dentists of Toronto.) AU operations neatly and carefully performed. Rooms. lies- er Block. CLINTON. t4Patlentr from a distance will please make appointu.ent8i . ad- vance y mall Teachers Wanted. To Let. Our friends will always confer a favor BOARD OF EDUOATION.' Watson asked too much from the care - upon us by telling us any news worth taken. He was not aware of having f lU LET. - A COMFORTABLE publishing, We are always on the look- Report Re.laaansw - Applications Dir spoken rudely to Miss McMahon, and resume Tine at. Da.ld's Ward Itches' Lsnbrella,rat Discussing the Libel. jAI1TED-TEACNo.l. (HALE,- out for items; et it 18 impossible get 2nd Class -$cation No, I. West Was an• hoose on South Street. containing 8 Y Iw osh. Apph. stating salary end testimonial',rooms- kitchen and pantry. with hard sad all. Tell us the news, and wo will tell to DAVID MelLWAIN, Nile P.O.. ()uteric. soft water. Apply to GEORGE McMAIION. it to all. Is104t l 7. WANTED IMMEDIATELY -FOR to S. No. 7.. Colborne it teacher, female preferred. Call on Trustees or address D. Baas. Boamlller P. O. 1807.1t. TE ACHES WANTED. -APPLTCA. 1L tions will be received up to Saturday evening Nor. 19th, for the position of a teach- annual)) RAM -CAME INTO THE borne. Sero ofor s ton begiNo n tat New hip of enclosure of the subscriber, lot F. 7th coo. ('olborna, about the 23rd of October. Inst., a ram lamb. The owner is requested W prove property pa damages and take him away, PATRICK GALLAGHER. 1888-tt. CAME ON THE PREMISES OF THE subscriber, lot 2 8 con.. W. D. Ashfeldl about the 1st of July, a two year old red helfet, with white face. The owner is requested to prove property. pay expenses and take it away. Jong SULLIVAN. lot 19, Lake Shore Range, Ashfield. 1810. HOUSE TO LET -ON STANLEY -St. sear the Square, • comfortable house, with good well and cistern un the premises. Apply to MRS. SKIMMINGS. 1811 Strayed Animals. Apply- stating salary -required and enclosing testimonials to W. 1. }'E1wt'SJN. Carlow P. O. 1aa+u. Auctioneering. JC. CURRIE,THE PEOPLE'S ACC • TIONEER. Goderich, Ont. 1731• DRO. nt.HUTCHISON, DUNGA_NNO1112N, R. McDONAGH, MD.PHYSIC- the People's Column. lirqy[atfrduF codsatoUersi Licentiate othe _ l of Physicians. London. England. to.. &c.. VARM HOUSE -KEEPER WANTED )`peC. P .k. Ontario. 011ce and residence An experienced person, without locum- nips Re Bailey's Rotel, Hamilton str17 38m brance, to superintend household work at the Farm House at "Ridgewood." near Godcrich. TR. McLEAN,PHYSICIAN,SUR- Apply to MANAGER, on the premises. D SUR - Nov. 9th, 1881. 1812•tt OEON. Coroner, &c. Office and residence on Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria WARNING--WHEREASCERTAIN set* 1731. panics have been taking away raise from T G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI- the McDonald property, adjoining the Lacrosse TT Ground, notice Is hereby given that any per. • edam Surgeon and Accoueber, Graduate Won doing so in the future will be prosecuted. of Toronto University. Office opposite Censer- M. MOC AIG. 1812-3t rpm t Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. 2 not in office. enquire at the Bank. 17!!-y. WOOD WANTED -TENDERS 1V1'LL D SHANNON & be received at this once up to 1st Ile- L HAMILTON, comber, 1881, for the sale and delivery of 30 Phyt.'teLna Surgeons, \coouchers, &c. coeds of good maple and beech. dry and green. Mike at Ih Shannon's residence. near the )1cOILL1 CUDDY BROS. 12 Jail. Goderich. O. C. SHA-Nxot, J. C. HAatL- T'OR. 1731. /sit REWARD -THE ABOVE RE- WARD will be given to any person ' J AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR furnishing Information that will lead to the r • to Dr. Duncan, Graduate of Ontario Ve- Lonviction of the parties who broke into Se hot terinary College. Office, stableeand reeideece, House No. 1. Goderich Township, on the ev- do Newgate Street, four doors east ofColborne ening of the 7th lost., and damaged the rem- Hotel. N. B. -Horsed examined as to sound- ises. J. SALKELD, Secretary. Trustee Board. nese. 1731. Nov. 10th, 1 1112-11 TENDERS. The Dlreetora of the Goderich Mechanics Institute will rece,Ive Separate Tenders -1st for a retaker of Library and Reading Room,.2nd for Caretaking, together with light and fuel, r the year 1d8'L Tenders received till the 17th inst. For particulars apply to GEO. SHEPPARD. Seeretarr, Huron School Boos: lit -pot. Goderich. Nov. ab, 1881. 1812 • QODERICH HIGH SHOOL.. The nest entrar.ce examination will be held in the Central School on WEDNESDAY and TIM ttsDAY. 21st and 82nd DECEMBER, be- ginning et 9 a.m. each day, • Intending candidates ,nu notify the, Tcwn Inspector, ur the Heitd Master,'not latter than the 19t1► November. For any funher in'o-rtaboa about the ex- amination or the schen! Apply to IL .. :.1NG,!lost Master. Goderich, Nov. 3, 1891. 1+11. Real Estate. IL101t SALE, CHEAP.- -L01 :Web:W. Huron County. 1,1 a.:r•s, I30 cleared and highly Improved. nalauve standing timber. Goal orchard. new ;rasne house. barn 10x60 and a:l neee,sary {tabling, two wells. For particulars address ,cparticularscLEAN, Amberly. t 1798Jm. Loans and insurance. 50:/ACRE FARM FOR SALE,- V bolos west half of lot No. 2. west dbl.- ,,j0(,OOJO TO LOAN. APPLY TO ion of Cd erne, A loot house, frame barn. I e CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON. Oodc- abed and stable on the premises. A good or- chard of apples, pears and peaches are on the rich: farm. Two never failing creek, run through the premises, Forty Ave acres are cleared.. and seven acres are in fall wheat Title good. and terms reasonable. Apply on the premises to Itevues Thins, Nile P. O. 19isF4t. FARM FOR SALE AT LEEBCRN.- Lot No. (5, Lake Shore (toad. Township of• Colborne, four utiles fitom Goderich. contain- ing 10.) acres, 00 of wht..h are cleared and nn. der a good state of cultivation. it is well fenc- ed and underdralned, having two dwelling houses. a barn. an or.•hard, stable+, workshop. driving shed. and other outbuildings. For partfculare apply on the premises. or to HOR- ACE HORTON, Milburn P. O. Sept. 1.9.-41 Legal. ( ARROW .0 PROCDFOOT, BAR- d:ISTER3. Attorneys. Solicitors, etc.. Goderich. J. T. Gart'ow. W. Proudfoot. 9751. L. DOY LE,. BARRISTER A ND .- Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery, etc.. Guderlch. Ont. 1781. kQEAGER Sc MORTON, B A R R IS - .TERr3. &c.. &c., Goderich and• Wilnnggham, i 1'. Seeger. Jr.. GOderich, J. A. Motion. Wing- . bent. 1751. MALCOMSt)N. BARRISTER AND tl Solicitor. Omoe-Cornerof West Street Gan d de Market sq•tare, over George Ach h.eon", LICAMPION, ATTORNEY-A.T= . LAW; Solicitor in Chancery Convey- ' anter. i:c. O3los over Skeppard's bookstore. Goderich. Ont. Any amount et money to loan at Iowa,* rates of interest. 1731-y. ( IAMERON., HOLT R CAMERON, Barristers, Solicitors in Chancery. etc., Goderich and Winghani. M. C. ('ameron. (1 tM•,: 1'. Holt. M.G. alae:un. Ooderich. W. E. acara. Wtagham. 1731. v+; 5,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES - 9 TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L. DOYLE. Goderich. 1751 50,009 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND ti+ on good Farm or first-class Town Property at 8 per oent. Apply to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751 X1'ONEY TO '-LEND IN •ANY 1 amount to snit borrowers at 6 to 64 per Dent. Private funds. Apply to SEAoaa and MOUTON. Goderich. + iiONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE amount of Private Funds for investment 14'0K SALE. -LOT 9, LAKE SHORE w lowest rates on Ant -Class Mortgages. Apply i T'p. of Colborne, containing 112 aeres, p taGARRUW t PRUCUi`OOT. a res cleared, balance excellent timber. Soil LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.- a good clay Inam. As this property adjoins the Point Farm it is in consequence most Money to lend at lowest rates. tree of eligib1 sltuated. For perticnlars apply to J. any costs or charges. SEAGER .L• MORTON, J. Wrtght. opposite Colborne hotel. March tet 1881. 1776-tf. Goderich. 43rd March 1881. 1779.' STRAY STEER. -CAME INTO THE enclosure of the subscriber, E 1 lot 14 t con„ %West Wawanosb, about the 1st July last, a red and white. one year old steer. The ower is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away. GEoaue WAT- SON. 1803-3t. STRAYED ANIMALS. -SEND Ill to THE SIGNAL toadvertise animals stray- ing on yourremised. and avoid prosecution for illegally Retaining animals. Address THC SIGNAL. Goderich, Ont. McTavish, who had an arta wrenched off at the Windham planing trill last week, is a brother-in-law of our towns- man, Mr. R. Henderson, turnkey. We are sorry to hear that Mr. McTavish is .ery low from lou of blood. "Table turning" is being revived in Goderich, and will likely be a popular social amusement this season. It is re- markable how a well ordered, steady - going table can prance around sinply by the laying on of hands. Try it. A letter from •`Cransford Urchin" anent the recent street tight in Dungan- non has been received, but we cannot insert it unless we know the name of the author Correspondents must always entrust their names to the editor. We omitted to state last week that Mr. Oswald Carey had been taken into) partnership by Mr. Mitchell in the publication of the Star. Mr. Carey is a steady young man, and we welcome ltitn to the brotherhood of the Huron press. William Sanders and Wm. Wadland, of Exeter, were tried on Wednesday of last week, charged with chicken -stealing, and decision reserved until Thursday y -- morning last, when they were discharg- NEWS ABOUT T H01IE. ed. Mr. E. Campion appeated for p.ria- oners. "A chiefs amang ye, takin' notes. An' faith hell pent it." The regular meeting of. the Guderich Board of School Trustees was held on Monday evening last. Present, Mr. Crabb in rho chair, and Messer' Coke, Swanson, McGaw, Fer- guson, Nicholson, Buchanan and Pas - 111 ire. The minutes of last regular meeting were read and approved. REPORT Mr. W. R. Miller, principal of the Central School, submitted the regular monthly report. of attendance, &c., in the different departments, which was re- ceived and filed. RESIGNATION. A communication was read from bliss Drummond, resigning her position as prin:ipal of St. Patrick's Ward School. The resignation was accepted by the Board with regret, as Miss Drummond hail proved herself an efficient teacher. had taken her aside when he had occas- ion to remonstrate with her. He did nut speak to her before her pupils. The teacher was too domineering towards the caretaker. Mr. Cooke wanted to know if the teacher asked anything which was un- necessary' Mr. Swanson --It seems en. Mr. Ferguson -Does the teacher want the school scrubbed every Saturday f Mr. Swanson -The caretaker inform- ed me in effect similar to that. Mr. Cooke did not think the teacher overstepped her duties. .It was the busi- ness of the teacher to see that every- thing was clean and tidy, and it was her business to oversee the work of the care- taker. Mr. Nicholson thought the teachers should be strengthened in their efforts to stake the caretakers do their duty. Mr. Swanson here called Mr. McDou- gall to corroborate certain statements he had made, but the Board decided, in the APPLICATIONS. absence of other witnesses, not to hear 'Alias Watson, teacher in St. David's an outsider. ward School, applied for promotion to a Cunaidernble ta! : wits indulged in, position in the Central. , when it was finally. nally tnoved by Mr. Paa- An application fur a position on the more, seconded by Mr. Ferguson, that school staff was also received from Mise the School Management committee Visit S. David's Ward `School, and report at Henderson, formerly of Exeter. Inspector Miller, on being asked res- iiext sleeting. Carried. pecting the appliants, gave favorably THE STRI.Tt'RE$ ON TITE •EOAED. testimony in both instances. Mr. McGee, called the attention of the Board to an attack which had been made upon them, singly and eolleotweiy .. thr8ugh the columns of the Nettie He would like the -chairman to explain if there were an?_! ny grounds ff4o,rg.tt h. ee , ayr--t iic cl,e+ .i.ny I uesttiion. . j ,m.7. RinivdsiA Tw a aciiL•J he a chairman said that a new flooring was found nocesaary in St. David's Ward school. Tenders had been called for, . and the contract of Mr. 'Magnus Swan- son had been accepted; it being the low- est. .When the whitewashing had to be Mr. Swanson thought it would be a done, it was found that the roof leaked. saving to the town to employ Mrs. This had also to be fixed, and Mr. Swan - Squire. She had to be assisted by the son had been instructed to do it. as well town, and had a family of Dun but as'to put on tire -proof cement. pretty children to support. He thought Mr. Cooke said that it would have she was deserving of the position, and it. been useless to have gone on with the would lighten the burdens of,the tax- whitewashing while the roof leaked The schooner Mollie overran 95 bar- i tionsMoved and seconded that he appltcconsider- TOWNi rels of salt at Toledo recently, and her!( captain sold it for his own benefit, and a ation in due course. TOPIC/IL I law suit with the shippers is the result. Mrs. Squire applied for the position Marine men saythat when a vessel over - School. caretaker of St Patrick's Ward Wall Paper is selling at \\'hntesale Prices at School. Imrte's Book Store. See Ads -'t on page 8. (runs her cargo it invariably goes to the If you want a first-class cooking stove. call vessel, but if a cargo falls abort the vea- 'Afr. J. S. Macdougall was reeomtnend- andseeO. N. Davis' variety Also American tel is responsible. The t t be ed for the ,•..*:tion by the contingent and Canadian oil for family use. Having an experienced workman,any house work will bo settled is as to whether this is narine cunuuittee. done in the most satisfactory manner, law. Mr. McGaw had been interviewed by Saunders, the Variety Store man, is getting Mrs. Squire, and had told her that he V an inuncnse stock of tans • We nava been favorel with an ad- proaching Hhpr Season, and is going to sell vantwt sheet of (dray's dlia.tswc for 1882 i1 no better seas to he had. them at such r cea as to give t chance to ma e a present. Noted as the . 'eve new Cheapest House under the Sun. and strikingly original features. We The boys and girls have considerable speo - should judge that at an early period of ulation about those large canes of goods that his life the editor wns.a ly;'y, and that are arriving so often just now at pened. rdb later in life he rented rooms frwn a re - andand Fancy' Store. When opens nice and neat fancy goods. appear; presents for lender* landlord. These two themes boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen, and BA- are illustrated in a noses amusing man - 111.104 Xmas Cards from everryy mannfactnrer under the sun except one at SHEPPAHD'S. nor. The book will be ahead f 1 t .1Ueu 1111 • U y goods for the ale would be willing to advocate her claim gl everyone a It is brimful of wtt anti. has Val A flurry of snow on Friday, gave us the first taste of winter. Mr. E. Honker is in England, with a load of cattle for Mr. W. McLean. Mrs H. H. Smith has returned from. a month's visit to frieeds in Toronto. o last. payers if an opportunity were given her He told Mr. Magnus Swanson to mane year's issue. to support her fancily. a good job of it. Our attention has been called to the Mr. Buchanan saoj M. McDougall The chairman stated that the claw of fact "that a few. empty headed young would take care of the wheel, saw wood, ; work done on the roof could not be per, men and woolen make it a point to ' •car- and attend to repairs for $GO a year, and I formed by any ono else in town. Hence ry on" in the M. E. Church during ser- believed the $card could not de better !the giving of the job to Mr..Maguua rices. There is but one way ti► mop than accept his offer. i Swanson. Mies Stewart left for Toronto on Tues- such rude and vulgar behaviour; and if Mr. McGaw thought the worn of the i Mr. PasmoreeeWheii. the .cement ar- day, to renew her fall and winter stock the silly youths and - maidens will not caretaker should be specified. i rangement dens made who were present 1 of millinery. mend their manners it should be put in 'Mr. Ferguson -There is a list contain -The chairman -- Messrs. Buchanan, force. It never pays for a girl to act in ing the duties of a caretaker somewhere.I Cooke, and myself. _ • it "test" manner ;anywhere. In church .1r. Pawnor(' understood Mr. McDou' i - .5+r. Mcleaw-How much was the cost it is doubly reprehensible. - gall would send in no extras., [ of the flooring .' opening • Mr. Buchanan corroborated Mr. Par- Mr. Cooke -Tenders were tailed for, The Misses Maggie and Nellie Atkins Now that the winter trade ismore regard•ing the abolition of extras. ' and Mr. Magnus Swanson'' was *7 Iow- left for Detroit this week, app, and housekeepers and farmers are Y er than an of the others. 'where they It•kel • m Allot month and to 3toved htr. Nicholson, seconded Y Have our Indian Summers disappear- ed, or is this modicum of fine weather the "Indian grant 7" will remain for the winter. y i u the next Wm. Clark of Goderich township loot a valuable mare, on Friday night Leat.. Cause of death not known. CHANGED.- The Cadets of Temperance have changed their night of meeting front Tuesday until Friday evening. r1r. Hillier has put a good, sub- stantial fence on his premises, King- ston street, which is quite an 'improve-. ment. Navigation promises to be open un- usually late this year. The season has been a fairly profitable one for ship owners. Mrs. John Smith and child reflurned last week from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, who reside in Manitoba. BvsINEas.-Wo learn that there are e)lithteen hands connected with Mr. John Acheson's store. A pretty live in- dustry, truly. Workmen on Attrill's farm feasted upon ripe raspberries last week. The second crop of small fruits is quite com- mon this year. On Tuesday last the Secretary of the Mechanics' Institute, placed 16400 to the credit of that institution, being the Gov- ernment grant for 1881. i_1OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -AT '' PER CENT. -THE CANADA' Miss Alaggie McKay, who has been 11 ■ Dungannon. 12 miles from Goderich. / Landed Credit Company 1. prepared to very Iow during the past sock, is, we consieting of t of an acre of land, well fenced: lend money on good Farm .ecurity, at six p+.r a fratnc house, a good well and pump are also cent. Full partie+tlars$ivon upon application aro glad to leant, now nn the mend, and on the premises. The lot has been well fm- to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent, Goderich. fast recovering her wonted strength. M prove!. Terms reasonable. Particulars can had from Mr. J. M. RORLR1785. T+. Slerehsnt, The monitors of No 1 Company 33rd Dungannon, or R. E. i1ROWN, Nile P. O. 1767-tf. :pend a large amount of money for ne- cessary winter supplies, we ask our read- ers to scan our advertising columns be- fore making their purchases. They can rest assured that the men who • advertise are hound to make every effort towards success. and will treat their customers well when they call upon them. The above is from an exchange. Every word duties of encaretakers d should be de - is true. tube RAILWAY COMMITTEE MEETING. -A An account of 83.00 was received from Railway Co:nmittee meeting was held in the Post Office block, Exeter, on Satur- day night last, for the purpose of con- sidering what steps should be taken in order to secure immediate communica- tion with the different municipalities concerned in the construction of the pro- posed new line. The committee are be- coming very enthuiastic in regard to the additional railway accom(dation, and a numher of them have offered several hundred dollars rather than loose the ion against the authority of the principal react. That a branch of the Credit Val - and that school. He had visited tho school ley world be suficient t.. remove the and found that matters stood in about difficulties at present existing in tri+ the same shape they had been represent• section, there can be no doubt. Hence, ed to him. The caretaker, when naked the proposals made by a portion of the to sweep or scrub, had given back what committee. It is to be hoped that our he considered impertinence, and from will take thehat friends in matter adjoininge l Mr. S mattr inhand, an i municipalities what ansoon had been he maw and hear, lackngit l uptthe caretaker in disregarding the authority for themselves a railway, by means of which they can have direct comspunica- of the teacher. He read on the elate tion with the Atlantic seaboard.- several passages between the teacher and [Times. caretaker, which, to say the least, were of LE.iTtiRE nV THE Ilio Levi,. IM a lively nature. On one occasion when the caretaker had been repeat - by Mr. Ferguson, that the contract Mr. Geo. Swanson -Had I any:1ting made by Mr. Buchanan with Mr. Mta to do with the. letting of the jobs in Dungan be • sustained. Carried. queation t Mr, McGaw believed that an acgount The chairman -Decidedly not:. neith- should be kept of all the retail's of the er directly, nor indirectly. • .- different schools: He had made a mo- Mr. •Swanson then read an extract tion to that effect last year. • front the ?K•tr,, which he defined as un - Mr: Nicholson thought the caretakers calle.l-for and slanderous on himself and should attend to the matter, and that the the Board at large. He wished to know who were the members.of the contingent committee. The Secretary -Messrs. Co'c'ke, Buch• - anan and Pasawore. Mr. Swanson -Did I ever mention the contract matter to any of the mem- bers? em- bonT (:rand chorus -No; 110: nn', Mr. Nicholson objected to the discus- - sion. and asked f.?r infonnatinn from the minutes a'ncertping . the letting of the job. On the information being given, Mr. Swanson reiterated his statement that the Board had been attacked by the ar- ticle tel \ts. Thein tcheairnrtarn-Tat, Tut. The ar- ticle in question is merely a c'unniuni- cation, for which the writer, and not the editor, is responsible; A number of the other members here joined in the disettasi. n and for a time 5 wordy war was waged. ,1r. Swans. -n hnally stated th-r ho wanted to show that a ecurrillotta attack haul been made upon hint and upon the Bond. Lt- the slanderous article in the The chairman did not think the (eh - t •r was reeseiaihle for the opinion of a cerrespe.ndent. Mr. Swanson -What do you think of an editor who admits that he knew the article was false ami yet publiehe+ it an en e t mg ream, an e e at- tention and characterize( tho conduct of tFtat i understand he let a little liven on tentionoftheaudienceforpl►onttwnhoun gent'oman as rude in the extreme. He Friday lest, and was blowing about ant a half. England, Ireland, Wales (Mr. Cooke) wsnteol to know if Mr. what he wonld- and France were visited, and the vari- Swanson had instructed the caretaker t., Mr. Nichelsotn here eiyeete.i t o this nus pninta of interest pointed .out in disregard the authority of the teacher, personal abuse of an outsider who could reusing The glories of the old hind or if he had reprimanded the teacher for not defend himself at this Ti+ar.;, and from whence we sprung were dilated her action in the matter. if much things Moved the ad ournrornt of the meat- np.n, hut the rev. gentleman concluded had been done by Mr. Mwansen, that ins;. which was duly seconded and car- by stating that the manners pod cud i gentleman had certainly gone outside ' rigid. S. S. Booze. During the past week toms of the people in the European the bounds of his duty. - countries could not compare with those _ O.siIs St. George's S. K. library was enlarged Mr. Swanson wed he heti not gena be- 1 The Toronto 111 of Amends Here we had freedom. in the by the putting in of e1*) worth of newand what he consideredrak his dote. 'rich wants t•. have direct opposition truest sense of the term; there,in many =y 1 ' eerie yiinieiti on with Tomeete. The books, which were obtaintrl through thewhen the former caretaker to..k ill. medium of Ma Geo, 8 instances, the term wan a misnomer. At ge•ttm d I;rxnd Trunk has a mnn•.lt+.lp at reticent. hap peril. tis He w.taatsked to attend to the g _mak the ennehtmon of the address a vote of a earst•ftw, „wing M the a rmence of Mr. Three schemes hare been mooted: 1 • A Mr. 11'm. Lynn, son of 111r Patrick thanks was nnanitttn,isly given to the H. Heale, fur cleaning St. David's Ward School, Moved by Mr: Pasmore, seconded by Mr. Nicholson, thet it be paid. `Car- ried. THE WELCOME IN 82. DAVID'S. At this point Mr. Cooke arose and stated that his attention had been called to an affair in St. David's Ward School, where the caretaker had set up her opin- Thursday evening of last week, s fair wily asked to clean a eGne, she nasi 20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND Batt. will meet at the armor on 'Rtur- audience greeted Rev. Dr. Williams in replied that she would not do s ► until MY on and Town rty lowTt in- OUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND eyrged. urntgvnyvgey neing Fes. (reameomnw 1 n. Miss and proceed to the butts forpractice. hes ck, sharp, the heim girth ve him t impression of what he McMahen, ethodist church, to she had . sthe teacheren Mr. also e.,t complained HT6 corner of Victoria and Fast stress. in N. B. -Borrowers ran obtain moor in oneda hal seen on the other side of the At- that she had been reprimanded h Mr. the town of Goderich. for sale cheep. or will he ff title to sstistactory,--DA & JOHN- I'he members of the old Lorne club, )antic. Thr rec. speaker gave a graphic Swanson, in the resence of the 3 exchanged for farm property. For particular(' S'tON. Barristers. &c., Goderich. 1751 met at \'avian'', for a social Banco nn d t rts'n acid d h ld th t pupils, ,ppb to JO, SWAILt. Architect, office (1 -ebb's I Wednesday evening. There was not a 00 , or J C. CCRRIF., auctioneer. RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARiNE, 1 irge attendance but a pleasant time was t,HEPPARDTIIN- FARM F(1Rarm-class `2 ' 1.Ite and Acrtdent Inauran.e Aytenr, spent.t. • Reereeentingcompanler. Aleo agent i 1 male (M) acres, SO acres 4'1e1re4 and well for the CANADA Live PTneK i8sI-RANnE Co. 1 Capt. Rhyme hew house on New - fin of Brick (At I ga.2.5 creek me cellar full s through Money to lend os Mortgage. either in Town or 1 gate street, is a very pretty and neatly Farm Property. in any way to suit the borrow-1designed structure and will he . uita read the int, no waste land nn the creek, \ very .-r. office -.up-etalrsi Kay's block. eaoderieh, I ! y fine orchard surrounds the house. Good tarn On 17st for the captain when he returns, at the and other buildings. Terms very ester.Apply to R. T. HArNas, IM 1 16 Lake Shore Ba& i s close of navigation. norne Township. or to Gamow R Psot•t+ FOOT. 17ee j NST R.ANCE CARD. L'ARM FOR SALE. -BEING LOT 9, i' ems. 13, Colborne, about (wren miles from BRiTiSII Aid. CO'W. TonoNTO--Established !i .tench, eomprtstng *sere*. Ni cleared. t 1515, frame house, and • new frame barn asx8 sat a .table sod other nnthuiklinir. are on the PH,F.NiX iNS. COI'. of LONDON lEnglando- premleast. A young orchard. gond pump, etc. Established 1784. nn the+ tarm. The farm ha. • road on two •i'Iee Mit. Four serest of fall wheat areenwn. Distant only t mile horn a pont o*lee. For particulsrs apply to Wm. 81115 .ria, !MeV ton P. O. .1 HEPPARDTON. - . TORE, WITH • 7 Pett ()tee, for sale m to rent, with t sere 1 rrd. Ptnek all fresh and ennd. Will •ell on I" emsy corme haring ether hneineas to stte .n. For t+,rther iwtlenbere apply to R. HAywaa Alan 1 sores of fan& W.44halt of I,nt 5, on the 3M eon.. E. 1)..tehfleld. Geed It. chard Frame Home. see a stable rifts scree elese d and well fence .tpplr 1* Osawn f Puny- OPnOv 1781 4 •••gaarw Lynn, of this town formerly ..f Moria) ■ARTFr►RD TNS. COT% of llasrrotn. Conn. leaves next week for Monterey Co., Csl- -Established 1810. ifornia. He will pen two of his broth - Risks taken in the shore 6rst-classOffices, at era, who are already in that State. Ube lowest rate. by HOIIACE NORTON. We understand that Pmf. Holmes, of Tkf nndrrMsnat le sten Apprniser ter the Clinton, contemplates a visit M (7nder- TA ADA PF: Lox den PIAV!NOS COPY, atnNm• Veno with s view of or7lanisirtR a clads un. the 'Andy of vocal music, special atten- Money to Loan nn Ara-eleee .e, nrD . rom ton being given to vocal culture and an 1 Mtpet ('one.--Chatge• moderwte, intellig:ottt rendering of choral music tinRACE HORTON. Due notice. will be riven in s Intim* is. Onderleh (Sept. 10 IMO awe 1st +s yet,.-....... ('...ke in the Northwest. He had done Into t.. ‘N minim' where the Tor••n'o, lecturer. The choir sasisted during the S„ and assured Mr. Reale, h.tae wife Grey mod Renee world 1,e struck: 2 a evening. Mr. J. H. Cvllxwne occupied had attended to the duties of caretaker. i line to Breesc'ls, thence over the (:rent the chair in a satisfactory manner. Tey., mneh authority had peon exercised Western to Elora. and then on the - -- i by the teacher, and it was difficult to Credit Valley to Terme,: :L a direct Hugh T.sw, attorney -general for ire- get anyone who was willing to accept the line through wt. Marys, Exeter, Zurich land, his been appointed to ss,oee4 position ander her. He had *eked Mr. and Rai -field b• q'u••oittock where the Lord (''Haran as lord ehanrollee et Ire -McDougall, the earotaker of the Central I Credit Valley is reached if the Grandland. Wm. M..lohns,n, solicitor -gene I school, to take the position, and that I Trunk ;sins peeseetien of the T'-'rentn, Val for Ireland, will messed Law. Pat functionary had refused to perform the Filey and Bre-r, the first wonkt F,w nse- rick Ragan will contest Mallow sgainet duties in Rt 1)avid'a Ward School. The less. The last appears to he the beet, Johnson, *hese appointment will noose- 'drool law only provided for certain beth in the intermit of Oe' -rich and sitats a fresh election duties. and Miss McMahon end Mies Toronto -Y-I...i.W,.a•J wy,.44.w. l.il•.,