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DOORS,
BLINDR,
LDING8r and every
e,eripti f Interior Fiuleh-
f.►IHANDRAILS,
NR LS and BALI'SflIIS
Specialty. Send for /flee
Esta SHINGLES, .
LATH & L[1MBiII&
Estimates alt applies- ,
tion.
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TRitta HU;E()\ SIGNAL. IR1DAT, DEC. 23, 1181.
" it Crosier. -1
'M C n,zier, 3 1Rk[wr.
\1: " Awrenee, 2 L Barry. S $
7 with credit tit •order orf
rlurtay, E 13akc•r, \t Cragist,
J Edwards, H \\ ,stun, L
1'hower.
ut credit -E Cawp�be�!1 B trek,
son, P Hayes, F (�1abb, Me -
d, S Cathcart, W Shill*, .ti 'Bain
Addressi Bell, J Wiggiue, A McPherson,
H Went herald, W Thompson, F Laintn
vee,
Guder• h. U \\ilsem, A Bedford, (: Addison, J W
Black, F Murney, A McLean, C
OODERICH PUBLIC SCHOOISS I
Mitchell.
I4Tn DivlsloN--Miss Beene Teacher.
t srtsuaaa Exasslsaneas, text. No. Olt roll 38, Present 37, promoted
Sr. Defies WARD, 1167 DlvisioN-Nuts with credit, 75, , 10. Without credit,
MCMArioN, Teacher.
No. on roll b8, present at examina-
tion 53 --Promoted 80 , , 10.
Honors -Gen. prof. -1 A Porter, 2 0
Whitely, 3 N Elliott Reading—1 N
'
65 , 16. Total 26.
omoax.—Gen. Prof. -1 S' McLean,
2 N Nairn, 3 J Dickson. R •,ling, 1 E
Addison, 2 J Morton, 3 M Strachan.
Spelling, 1 E Brown, 2 E Reid, 3 H
Elliott, 2 H Wlutely, 8 8 Bellows. S I- fir, Gram., 1 A Spence, 2 A Cur-
ling -1 H Hays and J Butes, 2 G c- , 3 E Brown. Geog., l It Baxter, 2
Vicar and N Elliott, Writing -1 G E R.eid and E Brown, Arith., 1 J Dick-
WiLon, 2 8 Bellows, 3 11 \t hetely. son, 2 N Nairn, 3 L McLean. Comp.,
Arithtnetia-1 A Porter and 0 White) 1 M WiLoo, 2 L McLean, 3 M Moor-
2,r -
2 W Muurtte+od S Bellows. (;e..g. and house.e' Writing, 1 J Morton, 2 M Wil-
Tebles-1 H Ha s, 2 A Porter, 3 0 son, :3 R Baxter,
Whitely andll Whitely. Pr, with credit in order of
Promoted is order of merit- A Por- 1Oerit:- L McLean, N Nairn, J Dickson,
ter, °Whitely, N Elliott, J Burns, H M Baxter, E Reid, E Brown, 31 Wilson,
Whitely, W Munroe, H Hays, B Gra- A S race, G Prater, J Morton.
ham, R WSeon, V Traver Without credit: -C Bates, 11 Nichol-
Jt'aioa Dtv,-Mi WAraoN. Teacher. , H Miller, A Cornell, E Moore, A
Craigne, M \loorhuuse, M Strachan, E
Nu. on Roll 49, present at exautina- Addison, F Evans, L \"anderlip, W
tion 4oted. noted 10. Passmore, E. Campbell: T. Nairn, W.
Prumote4-J Jardine, W Fraser, M Seeguiiller,
McKay, I Lockman, S McKay, E
Hale, J Sinclair, W. Brown, G Cress- 3p, �W MIs, Bose, Teacher.
man, H McLean. 145. .on roll 36. Present 32 -Pro -
tooted with crrdite701,;, 8; without cred-
BT. ArNutewes WARD, ler Division— it, 65X, 12, total 20.
?:Ross Loeuwo*TR, Teacher. Honor. --Gen. prof. --1 F. Palmer, 2 H.
No. on roll 41, present at examination Meek,3 L Gordon. heading -1 R. Mur-
38-Preutoted 80 ;, 8. ray, 2 F. McIntosh. 3 H. I). nagh. Spelling
Honors -Gen. Prof. 1 B. Smith, 2 D —1 H. Donagh, J. Martie, C. Williams,
McPhail and J. Johnson. Reading 1 K.
Baker and S, Little, 2 H. Vige . Spell-
ing -1 8., Little, 2 B Smith and A. Mor-
rison. \\ritiog-1 31. Walton, 2. J
Johnson, 3. A. (i teen. .aels hucetic-B.
. • ., • ..'.IcPhaih
(ieug. and '1'abtu• _ ..phey, 2 N.
Campbell. 3, D. McPhail,
Promoted in order of inert-B,Smith,
S. Little, D. McPhail, J. Johnston, A.
Morrisonv, C. Lee, G. McLean,' K.
Baker.
•TUMOR Div„ MISR JA IIILYON, Teacher.
No. uu roll 72, pruseut at exam nation
44 -Promoted 19.
Promoted -W Jenkins, A Muss, W
Coutts, P. J. McEwen, P. Kedzlie, R.
`ideon, W: Vivian, E. Jack ,•n, N.
Carrow, J. Johnson; E. Mc vor, T.
Babb, M. Cozzens, H- Bain, 1 Black,
F. Lawrence, 13. Cox. N. Matto :On, E.
Mclyor,
Sr PATa1CK'. tiA31i., 1ST 'Dtvlsios,-
Mt s leerMMOND, Teacher.
No. on, roll 313. present et examination
34 -Promoted 80 17.
Gen. prof. -- 1 E Re1),11, 2 L Acheson,
:3 M Acheson and 13 Dunn -=]leading 1
AL. Achesi•n,. 2 E Ralph, 3 E McKenzie.
Spelling, 1 M Inglis, 2 31 Acheson, 3 8
Strachan, Writing, 1 'S So -actual, 2 L
.\cheseli, 3 E. Ralph. Aritheucetic,.1 E
Ralph, 2 L Acheson, -3 P Dunn. •Geog.
and tables, 1 E Ralph 2 L,Acheson; 3 L
alcl'herson.
Proinetedin order of merit. -E Ralph, Gyant,gM. Yates, K. Currie, L Cox; .1. t?3; K. 3iorrts, work 00 road, 82. ,O; \�
L Acheson. 31 Acheson` "Duan, 31 In Halliday, H. Cix,k, E. \\etherald, ;1. Dodd, ,,ravel, 88.70;J. Levi. gravel
;;lis, G Cameron, E Kenzie, D. Gra Cox, L Mlotton, • Slyfa;; le:. filen, reputing lond,. Slb;
Gra-
ham, 1 Payne,'. MI;,touts, 8 Strachan, Without credit: -J. McKown, A. N. Morrish, lumber, 823,71i: T.•Slatery
I McPherson, E , ogle, J Ellwood, M Kirkpatrick, W. Martin, 11. Cowherd- and .1. N alter. work oat road. t3 . Jas.
Mitchell, H Iietd, L Strubie, Sands, gravel, 813.10; A. Sands, work
JUN 1.)); Div. --M11.... Ceesie', Teacher. lore D[v1. , W. R. MiLLee. Principal. ou road. 03;1G. Evans, -work. SOc: Jos.
N••. on roll t+1, idleaclitat examination, No. on roll 37, present :35;. I•r••muted(li,l.thoip, . iron-rc,i,lent statute labor
1'3, promoted 13e' with credit 65 -w•it)teut credit 00 : performed by Bolin, Lek,StuN.tL, -printing,
Promoted . (r (a►leton, 1t Burling, total • 822.10; Wm. Ferguson claimed 82
tilt the liberal support he had given th
lishillahts, and the active part he baa
in all its wee. Ings, to which Mr.
very appropriately replied. The
meeting w -as cle.sed by a few clwice songs
front able '.,.cal...
and F. Humber, equal. (trimmer -1
H. Douagh, 2 .1. Williams, 3 C. Hedge. Row.
Geography -1 H. Meek. 2 F. Palmer, 3
C. Yates. Arithmetic -1 F. Palmer,Delve Ar Lion% -Our Township Fath -
H. Meek, '2 T. Bates. Connlxesition-1 firs have at last done (what ahould'iave
H. Don:►gh. 2' 1e. Martin, 3 H. Meek. been done long ago by their ,red reamers. )
Canadian History -1 W. Ik,wniue and They have put a fence uu the river side
E. Logan, 2 F. Bonnoinv. Writing -1 01 the hill near Mr. gaud s residence,
Herten, 2 R Murray, 3 .Meek Saltferd. There is touch store safety jo
Promoted with credit in order'of wer- life and limb travelling that hill now
H. Meek, L Gordon I than formerly. The job has been well
G. Martin, T. Palmer,an es, F. Bennaniy, R. dont.
Murray, E Logan. Coterie McETINO. - The Municipal
Without credit: -W. Downing, C. Council of Colborne" met in the Town -
Yates, F. Johnston; H. Donath, F. -Mc-' ship Hall, Carlow, on Wednesday, 14th
Intosh, C. Gooding, P. Simmons, T. Dec., 1881. Reeve in the chair -mein -
Williams, R. Buwn, J• McKay, L Reid. hers all present. Minutes of last meet-
ing read and adopted. As no reply hid
2-su Dnaistote-Mi " TRAINes; Teacher. been received from Jamieson Reid, in
No. on roll 33. Present at exemin- regard to the notice sent him by the
ation 31 -Promoted with.credit (w, , 11: clerk, the Council instructed the Reeve
without 'credit, GO • 4 total 15. to take legal proceedines to collect the
Honors -Gen. prof. -1 F. Williams, 2' amount in dispute. The following ac -
J. Ferguson, 3 M. Grant. • Reading -1 counts were then taken up and ordered
F. Williams, 2 J. Ferguson, 3 J. • Cox. to be paid:-Garrow & Proudfoot, for
Spelling -1 F. Williams and H. Cook, _ legal advice, 85; Goderich A eur, print-
f. Ferguson: Grammar --1 M. Grant. int:. 81; Barker h McKee, posting hill,
2 K. Currie and F. Williams. Geo_- 870.20; S. B. Williams, breaking snow
ra by -1 F. Williams, 2 H. Deward and read, 81; R. T. Haynes, lumber, 80.0o:
M. (;rant. Arithmetic -1 W. Martin, Haynes k Motile; lumber, 820.88;•Ntar,
2 K. Currie. 3 J. Fero uson. Composi- printing, 8837., 3; .1. •Jones, drawing lulu -
tion --1 L Morton, 2 M. Grant, 3 F. her, 81; J. 31c %hiney, lumber, 811.50:
Williams.. History -1 J Cent, 2 F. W. Blake, -gravel. 84.63: A. Hea'tlle,
Williams, 33. McKoirn. Writing, 1.L. repairing,81.25; I. Snider, spreadinit
Morton, 2 H. ('dick, 3'F. Williams. • ,;ravel, 81.87; G. McKee, weaseling wire
Promoted with credit in order of mer- fenaes, 81.50; .Win. Downs, repairing
ii: -F. Williams; J. Ferguson; M. scraper. 85c; A.Davidson, work on mad,
LAAbRrn.
ing the soft and balmy breeze of a south-
ern chute, when suddenly the clerk of
the weather will give Its key a tuns and
stud us a cold blast, with heat clouds
uvereastine the firmament. The told
will incretion, and severalHurries of an
fall, and the pi .slaeets will be we
going t,• have cold weather. Accord'
ly with fresh 'hopes and renewed vigor
the managers will go to work again, but
alas •'utisfertuue is the lot of uian,' die -
appointment awaites
e-
appointmentawaites them in theshape (if
another thaw. "Nit rat rico."
Next week being Christmas week,
your correspondent wishes all a merry
one, We all in Dungannon have
abundant reasons for thankfulness.
Trade generally hu been good,
and such a state of prosperity ex-
ists that has never been experienced
here before. Your correspondent is not
a prophet, but he hazards the opinion
that the next year will be a happy one
for many of our villagers. Not only in
our village alone, but from all quarters
the glad tidings are received that "busi-
ness the past season was better than the
corresponding soaon for years past. SO
let the bells ring merrily, and during the
approaching holiday times let us all be
glad and give thanks that we reside in
happy and prosperous Canada While
the residents of our village have been
gaining wealth, and gathering comforts,
they have not over -looked the editors
claims upon their intelligence for sup-
port. Being in a happy state of mind
they have cheerfully examined Tea SIO -
NAL, and freely subscribed for it. The
publishers are t•x, well known to the in-
telligent messes, and Tug S1ONAL gives
boo great satisfaction t , its readers, for
them to pronounce the journal otherwise
than one of the newsiest and most reli-
able papers issued in the county. "With
charity for all, and malice towards
Mr. W. Clutton, of this place, is at
present baiting friends in Zurich.
\\' are glad t., learn that Mr. Ben.
Hogarth is fast recovering frost a severe'
attar - of inflammation.
Mr. 0. Lewras,n, of Hamilton, has
been visiting old friends in this Vicinity, 1
during the past week.
Moss LAND -- Mr. D. Stirling, tit
Butternut Row, has purchased 112 acres
of the Point Farm estate for $2,500.
Mr. Stirling is just the loan to stake
the land productive.
1'rousoe AL, -- Mr. W. A. Ahern, who
has been a resident here for several
years, and who has recently been it
student at the Goderich High School,
having passed his examination as teach-
er, has been appointed to the charge of
a school in the township of Hay. He is
a tine young fellow, and will give a good
account of himself in the pedagogic
arena.
Conform.
Mr. J, Wilson has erected a neat barn
on hupremises. All it needs is the hang-
ing of the doors to make it a complete
rig.
While engaged threshing a short time
ago, Mr. Wonnacott had his foot and
heel badly larcerated in the horse -power.
He and his fancily have removed their
residence from here t•. the Huron Road,
Goderich township.
none, your c,erresnendeut wishes all
Miele HEAVY DR t,,t.i -Butternut . oa Merry Christmas and a happy New
RRowhaa s alwaysnoted
been for the fie Year. CONRAD.
teams owned by its fanuem. Mr. James
McCracken has just imported a span of
fine twin colts from the county of Perth,
which will outshine all rivals on the
T Bates, E Murray, 0 M:tji,r, 11 'town, Honors -Oen. tru1,-1 31 Greer,. 2 A i for burying a sheep which lay on the
M Waddell, 11 Hairline. I Strtchan, L Sharman, 3 (i Kennedy. I'eading- 1 road side, the Council considered this
1'euttingtun, J Sillib, A Page, W Sparks. M lliller A Fletcher and S Campbell. an', eerehar,;e and issued a cheque fur' Loaeaow.
Spelling-1Greer an er,
X111bbra.
A few days alto Mr. A. McQuarrie
burnt his wrist rather painfully.
There is talk of presentiug our con-
stable with a baton fur a Christutaa bur.
Jtr. James Tobin. who was recently
injured in the leg, is able tA1 nut ..f
bed awl art up in a chair. Ile way visit-
ed by seine WO persons during the fest
few weeks, and ilea been carfuHy at-
tended 'uy i'ur "sick committee."
Cmpliwenta of the season to all.
Jos Met reser.
MANI FACIA. RED IN TOILONTO.
A permanent, sure cure fur Diseases, Dis-
orders and Ailments of the Kidneys, Bladder
and Urinary Secretive System, or Attendant
Complaints -causing Pain In Small of Back,
Side,. etc.. Urinary Disorders, Gravel. Catarrh
of the Bladder and pumices; Heights' Disease,
Diabetes. Dn,psy, Pile:, Nervous !pa•btilty.
etc., etc.
PampVhletw anal testimonials can he obtained
from Druggists • ree.
Pitiless- Child's load. $1.50 lourea tied-wet-
ting.t Regular 1'r¢. $2.00. Special Pa41 for
l'hrunk Di.eaa•a, 23.00. Sold by
Jess t. Nes,
Sole Agent, Uoderich.
W. T. Bray. N'in.hun.
John S. Tennant, M. D. Lueknew.
De Witt Marlyn. M. U.. Kincardine.
Watt Al" Co. ('linen.
Lewiston t Hantdton. Blyth. 1SIL
Auctioneering.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ExwxiNATIos AND Ex-
TERTAIN3rsIfT.-A public examination
was held in the school last Friday. A
large number of visitors attended, all of
whom seemed well pleased at the intelli-
gence displayed by the pupils, when
questioned on the various subjects com-
posing their studies. Several teachers
from the neighboring schools aided in
the examination. Rev. Mr. Leitch of
Dungannon, gave an address to parents
and pupils, after the exercises were fin-
ished. The present teacher of the Shep-
pardton school is Miss Strang, whose
work has, during the peat year, been
evidently well directed and energetic,
Miss Strang leaves at the end of the
year to take charge of another school
nearer her home. Many of the people
of the section express regret at not be-
ing able to retain her services. At the
close of the examination a vary pleasant
entertainment was held, beginning early
in the evening. Aa fine looking Christ-
inas Tree, lighted by a number of tiny
wax candles, and decorated with a large
number of presents, attracted the notice
of the large audience. The programme
consisted of dialogues, tnuaic and
speeches. It was well prepared,• and
the people showed their appreciation• by
uuutistakable signs. A very pleasing
i feature .ef tete entertainment was the
presentation to Miss Strang, by her
pupils, of a kindly winele.1 address, a
work box of considerable value, and a
,lir of vases. Mies Strawg seemed deep-
] ofe u ild
]c affected by the L'iu•ltiasa her lamas,
i to whout she retuxuu•l thanks in appro-
priate words. After the distribution of
; the rises, pure the lopupede, end �thedbpre entaateotthe l the
Christmas Tree, ti:u e entertainment calve
to a close, every pers.apparently well
please:l with the evening's amusement.
A VISITOR.
Miscellaneous dart*.
1 AMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, ac.
el Office, C'rabb'• Itlpek, Kingston et., Gode-
riek. Plats and ap(peacificmUous drawn correct-
ly. Carpenter's' plasterer's and mason's work
measured and valued.
T AIKENHEAD, Y.8., (SUCCESSOR
• to Dr. Dolman) Graduate of Out Ve-
terinary Collette. UMOoe. •tablesandrw encs
ou Newgtwte Stn•et, four doors earl ufUo e
Hotel, N. B. -horses examined as w mud
nem. 1751.
$70 , WEEK. 212 a day at home easily
%2 made. Costly outfit tree. Addrea
uric t Co.. Augtsa, Maine.
Legal.
GARROW & PROVDJ'OOT, BAR
IIISTEItS, Attornsle, Solicitors, etc.
Goderkh. J. T. Ut rpw. W. Proudfout. 1781
B• L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney, solicitor In Chancery. &c..
Goderich, Ont. 1751.
QEAGER .1 MORTON, B A It R I 8
to THittl, tc., Sic.. (ioderlch and Wham,.
C.!)eager, Jr., Uudcrkh. J. A. Murton, Wing -
tam. 1751.
SMALOOMBON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. Moe -corner of West Street
and
k. Market Square, over George Achlessa s.
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAW. Solicitor in Chancery Convey-
ancer. Ela OMoe over Sheppard* bookstore,
Uuderlch, Ont. Any amount of money to
loan at lowest rater of interest. 1751-y.
( I AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
kJ Barristers, Solicitors in Chancery. tc.,
Ooderlch and NV1ngham. M C. Cameron. te-
te; P. Holt. M. G. Cameron. Goderich. W. K.
Macara. vt•ipgham. 1781.
$5 to $20 per daj at home. Qaaple
l tpL worth �5 free.. Ad tree.
STINSON & CO., Portland, Marne
Tonsorial.
WKNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR -
• HER and Hairdresser, begs to return
thanks to the public fur pant patron* •, and
colicas a continuance of custom. 1 c can
►T.C. CURRIE,THE PEOPLE'S AUC- always he found at his Shaving Parlor. near
TION KER, Uodrrioh, Oat 1751. the Poet Office Goderich. 1753aj
d M Mill81; G, vans, was rem,g .
Eitted 81 fur d•
CENTRAL SCHOOLI, B Hays and M Sharman t' Grammar--, tax, • The fuhywing autosmia were pal.. Mr. Wallace Gov enlock who has been
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The Subscriberl
Has purchased the entire Stock in Trade of
MR. MOOREHOUSE
At a very low rate in the Dollar, and
, Prepared to Offer
THE SAME AT A VERY
Great Reduction!
FROM
WHOLESALE PRICES.
He would also intimate that he has arranged fur n
F'ti _1i a>�ssortr •ei t
t 1F' .\LL THE LEADING
— ter dam — t
—SUITABLE FOR
of
CHRISTMA PRESENTS!
Which are expected to arrive in good time for the
• j Holiday Trade 1
7th tivtsios•-31i-e Strut, Teacher. I31 Greer • 2 L Giesun. 3 A Sharman. i to parties who ereeeed wire fences ac- i in Dak.,ta this summer, returned thus
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No. on roll 73. I }resent 71. Pre -
in. with credit, 80'!, 14, without
credit, 70. , 13, total 27.
!loners --Gen. -Prof.-1 W. Robertson,
•' A. Waddell, :3-F. Pretty. Itoadinge-1
.1. t'letterlluck, 2 \V. ltobertsun, 3 A.
Dickson. Spelling -1 W. Robertaun, 2
A. Waddell and A Dickson: Ge grsphy
-1 A. Dicke,en, 2 S. Bluett, 3 A. Ful -
fond. Arithmetic --1 W. ltcbertson, 2.
.f, M,•rtetr, 3 A. \Vaddetl. Writing -1
A. P•tchiwan, 2 11. Craig, 3 •1: Morton.
Cali;•.., 1 W, flubcrtsun, 2 A. Deksun
and L Elliott. n
Promoted with credit in older of mer-
it:- 'o\•. Itiibertson, A. Waddell, F.
Pretty. 11. Bridget, A. Dickson, J. Fra-
zer, .1_ .1. Morton, .1. lirecken-
r;•igc..1. :':tires, A. Buchanan, .1. Ed-
wards, W. Mu,orhouse, N, Swattield.
With,eut Credit: -W. Kennedy, J.
Clntterbuck, H. Fulford, A. Bates, A.
)Kirkpatrick, 3. Baxter, N. McPherson,
A. Miller, J. Williams, .1. Hall, W.
Kirkpatrick, S. Ellen), M. dlcIv'or.
tith Div tatus--Miro Haggis, Teacher.
No. on mil 62. Present 59-Pro-
moted
9-Proutoted kith reedit, 73 ', 19; 70 12,
total 3L
Honors -Gen prof. -J. Mare, 2 E.
'Gooding, 3 C. Andrews Reading --1
Id. Sheppard, 2 J. Moore, 3 L. Mc -
()mow. Spelling 1 C. Smith and W.
McDougall, 2 N. Elliott, Geography- -
1 E. Cattle, M. McNair, C. Andrews.
Arithmetic -1 H. 13a11 and E. Gooding,
Geog. --1 A Sharman, 2 f: Kennedy, 3 • cording to direction „f the Council, viz:
M Greer. Arith.-1 1t Wins:r, ,2 (1 , Michael Foley, 78 piths at 2'5c per:rod,
Kennedy, 3 F Cattle. Coutp.-1 31'819.50; J. Kirkpatrick, 533, $13.371;
Stokes, 2 Jt Stalker, 3 1 Miller. His- I A. Bogie, 30, 89: Jas. , Horton, -37,
tory-1 G Kennedy, 2 NI Greer, 3 (: 8923: John Strong. 80, 820: H. Y.
Green, 3 M•Miller. 1813.:)0; Gordon lours , 100, 81u:00.
n
, , the m suns-
, Moved n ,rad that
Promote,) with credit in crier f M ed rad seconded,
merit -M Greer, A SI►artnau, G Kenne- 1 tion fur Reeve, Deputy Reece and Coun-
dy, B Hays,' M Stokes, J McBain, S cillors be hell in the Township Hall, on
Campbell, M Stalker, A Fletcher: 31 the last Monday in December, at the
Miller, L Gibson, R Robertson, L Hit- hour of 12 o'clock noon, and that in ease
tier, 0 Miller, A Waddell, G Wil.,tom, 31 a 1a,11'be demanded, that the election be
Walker,1C Smith, A Blake, 8 Ellerd, L held in the different sub -divisions as
McBrien, L O'Reilly E O'Neil, C Heale. formerly, and that the same deputy re -
Without crodit—M Rusk, E Stewart,
R Winsor, F Cattle, C Gordon, E Pas -
more. -
Mi ler. Writing -1 31 `d•,kes, 2 31 Attrill, 91, $22.75; Sam'1 Allen, 62,
StataiL
SOLD. -- Mr. 3. Boyd has sold his Luiti.
lot 31; L S. R.containing ninety nine
acres'to Mr. lom,bartis, ..f Huron, for
$4,800.
•BrtLT. Mr. John McKay has nearly
completed the large brick dwelling
house, which he has been erecting on
his place this fall. The h,euse is beauti-
fully situated near the lake, and being
a large and commodious building, con-
structed en a very convenient flan, is
one of the tineat edifices in this part of
country.
Potv>Nsu.-- It is rumore.l, that 31r.
Pagan, who lives about throe miles cast
2 1'. Walton. Writing -1 M McBaain, 2 from this place, has host one of his
\\•, Hillier, 3 A. Johnston. Table. ---1 thorough -bred c•altle. The animal he -
C. MI•,nr.oe, 2 3. M.ore, 3 A. Miller. ing •tek, Mr. Pagan procuret1 some lin
PromoIcd with credit in order of mer- *lied utl, to give it as a medecine. After
it: --.T. Moore, E. Gooding, C, And,.,'., it was administered, the animal sudden
M. .1. McKay, F. Jfelliah. if. !bill, P. ly het -aloe w.irse ami .lie.!. The ulti
Walton, M. Noble, M. 1'ers ns, W. Me- ' mate cau.e of its death, is said t.• be the
• Done -ill, E. Cattle, A. ,tim4er• L Mc- irroaenee of some poois•nous substance in
Gregor. A.Jtitft n, M. Watson, 1) the oil.
McPherson, W.. r, Lt Stoddart, M.
Sheppard.
Wel,out et•.alit: -A. Miller, D. Ye -
Ir w. N. Uoe, R. Johtltlt,n, A. Refd, C.
Munroe, A. (it'ahatn, M. \leiainr J.
A.ewn, ntno*. - The Kintat literary
society met last Monday ciNntng as
✓ enal. The programme consisted of a
dehate and a few song+.. The subject of
debate was: - -' Rest,) v ed t hat the twee-
t>lrskkmd, h. i8FsnT•e, J. T swtretn, C, i ties ..f nature are more to he admired
Petaning'on1. Than the beaut,ra of art. The captains
were Mr. D. McMurrhie, who se/period
b{q Dtr„ Mete •a Teacher• the atfirniativ-e, and Mr C. McLellan the
No, re& roll o, trat . •,renin- negative aide of the olnrstion. \iter an
tion 48-I'rotnntrd with cdft ea , interesting digression in which seven!
1({; fw ', 22 -total ::41 of the members tock part, the chairman
fnrtn�y,rs ---(len. 1..r,f. --1 p` Mnrray, 2
E iRkk,` f M (.ra;•ie. Reading- 1 F
I Ce,11 E Miller and 13 Rusk. 8
4.1Pktry, ► 8 Riker and M t'
gave the •1e, -1+0,n in favor .d the attirma-
tive. As Mr. AleLean. ••ne of the moot
prominent members .of the association,
was about to maim his membership nn
i. .()l'.\rnteer--i af4rs'ar6$,.21. 11.1aeee,Mti,)f Lavine thin part of the c.•nn-
:1 ,k j\ iehoisan 11�"3t *'3'.14 try. a este nr'hanky T'c tendered him
.wa4l�Mre is - - s
• awveta r.,
turning officers be employed. except
that George McKee, assessor, be ap-
pointed for sub -division, No. 4, instead
of J. O. Stewart -Carried. The Coun-
cil then adjourned.
3odorioh Township.
Miss Mary Churchill is on the nick
list. She has the diphtheria
Sawing Lees are getting plentiful.
Mr. John Fond had one last week, and
it is reported that he got fifty`` curds of
short wood cut. Very geed for the
boys
Mrs. Youmans entertained the ilol-
meeville people with a very instructing
lecture on temperance, on Friday even-
ing, last. There was a good number
signed tho pledge at the close of the lec-
ture. We think Mrs. 1 eumans is doing
much good threu h this part of the
country, and wish her aucceea
Dammam.
Mr. tem Me.\rthnr. la a•i•hnriaed he to-
r -ire arab,, rittiona for l DK Ht any .PIrt*AL
and Rev a rnript4 therefor.
Mrs. I)insley afi11 continues very 111.
Monday ea-. unnseally tine, and the
large n ber of people in the village
gave the place •lutte a bout*, aspect.
it was Court day.
Isaac Hamlin, who, we ,re ti, usly
stated,accidently shod himself in the !e•!.
is, we are pleased to hear, geetting totter
fast. The hall has lately been remewed,
and nothing now prevents a apccly re-
covery.
The olil *chore of extremes meeting
has been fully exemplified this put
week. The manager, .d the skating
rink here have worked hard t„wards get-
ting enough ice in the building to skate
en, but so far their court* have been
ehortirc Sometime* the weather is so
fine mat, ,esdenete believe he •as Pniny
wee,
We ..re plc tote 1 to see that Wm. Cun
nel and W. H. Trelevcn, who have been
sick for the last few weeks, are able to be
round. Miss A the Treleaven is also ini-
proir. J
Mr. James Miller, who hats been in the
bee busiti as for the last few years
disposed of them on Saturday last. HeCD
had forty-seven hives, and received the ! �,//�L
sum of ;440 for the lot. The porches1
era being Messrs. Jltrsbal nn•l 'Nichols,
of Kinlough.
Many lines.m.:�l�u���.ly confined to myself for tho .run
are exclusively myself- tho season
at least. Having had fourteen years experience in tho business,
both in the Old hlountry anti Canada, I ant therefore thoroughly
O acquainted with
A very successful tea -meeting in con- !
nectiou with the Presbyterian Church s
was held in the Temperance Hall, on I ;eel
Mondey evening last. Thr meeting was
addressed by the Rev. D. Cameron, pea.
tor of the congregation, Rev. Mr. Mo-
Qurrie, of Wingham, Rev. Mr. Murray, •
Kincardine, and Rev. Mr. Andersen, of '
White Church. The singing by the choir j H
was all that could be desired. Miss
Maria Murray pre sided at the organ:
Mechanic's institute Mistlsg.
The regular meeting of the Mechanic's
Institute D:rectors was held last Friday
evening.
Present- the President, Mr. A. Moe-�
ton, in the chair, Meagre. Sheppard,
Rice, Robert gen , Weathemid , Miller,
'Mitchell and D. McGillicuddy.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and, approved.
Report of lecture committee was read,
and. on motion, adopted.
The P4011 committee Ws. instructed to'
hare a lease drawn with Mr. Crabb, for
the new nom, for one year, with privi-
lege of renewing from year to year.
blut'e l by Mr. Ite,hertie,n, seee nded
by Mr. Mitchell. thst the librarian be
instructed to issue no. more 1e.its, and
to collect all now issued, bef• ere the end!
of the year.
The secretary was instructed to pro -
rare members tickets for the institute.
The meeting then adjourned.
\licl.ianu lumbeters rte going on a
new tack in the preparing of their ma-
terial for the market. With the view of
reducing the costs and risks of the heti-
nem, they now eleer. in advance of the
season's a *rations, a considerable tract
of land, whieh they plant with potatoes
and oche, vegetable�Js, ,a considerable
portion of it being seeded to oats. This
plan. of course, effects a large saving in
'freights and int •other ditwetiotu.
--•..ems. ... ...
nVl
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The Best Maitels to Procure Goods
\T THE
Lowest Prices!
Arid will give my patrons the advantage of my knowledge and
experience. r
Prices Guaranteed Lower Than Elsewhere
IN THE COUNTY.
=RILES CLASH
JAMES INtRIE. o
1.m
81'CCESSOR TO
T. J. Moorehouse
Goderioh, Oat 10, 1881.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company,
The d'ANADIAN PACIFIC' RAILWAY COMPANY offer lands in the FR1TILE MULE
of Manitoba and the Non hwest Territory for sale at
$2.50 PER ACRE.
Payment tp he made one -girth at tittle of purchase, and the lrianre in nrenseeal instalments,with tnlerest at .it per .ent.,
A Rebate of $1.25 Per Aore
heina}llowed, nn eertalt. ,•rendition.. for cnit ivat ion and other imnm.ement,.
THE LAND GRANT BONDS
I e(
two company. with h can be pro, need al all the .Agenic. of the Bank of Montreal, and oth
ler harking Institutiem• throughout the country, will Ips
Received at Ten Per Cent
on their par ralne. rant interest arrrn.•A nn aeen,in: of and in pat
ey, thn. ,tether redn-ina the prier of the land to the pnnha.er
eftiwial arrangement. made pith Et01411111-01 and 1441 d 1 ompani
1►er heti particnlara. apply to the Company'. Land ('ommtaainner
n ipeg; or to the underM -ted.
Ry nyder of rho- •)oM
- Premium,
om•r.t of the purchase men
^JOHN MCTAVi819, WV'
'PARttt nal el 111111. aeevveer
ter
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law
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Hectors- C. eel
Notice -Horses
R1.otors-Lswlr
/rotted -Peter A
Mune - Mie Sk
Liver Pad Hot
To the Electors
Te the Electors
Opening of the
Apses seesaw
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doors be
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medlar Dante
neatly and car
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tatane will
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MUSIC-
torte and Or,t
Terms, plc per
eh, 3
HOUhoSE
11 rse.
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pantriespantries,ant
(rood orchar,
tars apply to
PO CON'1 bemtaeoet
dwelling hot
be seen at th
Dec. lith.
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about 11 hao
ranted to dr
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price. Apppl
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receiving tl
electing orf
year, an 1
Secretetry.
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the whole
held at 0
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