The Huron Signal, 1882-07-07, Page 8]DOORS
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31 Mayor, R Struthers, A Johnston, 141 1 Reeve of Colborne, was voted to the
. I McPherson, A Huekstep, M. Morrison, ohaij and filled the position of chair -
SASHES, *LIND, S Campaigne F Pretty. mann his customary able eallinee. Al -
MOULDINGS, and every Without credit --A Gooding, A Kirk- ter e distribution of wines, short ad-
' ' DuniWn of Interior Finish. 1 patrick. J Torrance, A Miller. E CUI, dressers were delixered byp4:0 trustees,
STUNS, HANDRAILS, rai, J Coutts, W Moorhens*, J Clutter- iclergymen and teachere t, all
anof
NEWELS d BALUSTERS IbuclI, J Williams, S iitalcolbson•
' whom paid hieh tributAs to' the saooe s
A Specialty. Send for Price 1, Finn Div. -MINS WATSON, DACher . attending the labors of Mr. McLean and • •
Lists. SHINGLES, 1 No. un roll 48-preeeet 4h_prmos. Mae Traquair in S. b. No. 3, be' lborue.
LATH & LU BER. ed with credit 75% 35 --Without credit,
„1„..
F.stimates on applica 70 5. Total 40.
• tion. Address Hollers -Gen. Prof.- -1 J Moore, 2 C
FRANC IS SWEET'', Andrews,. 3 C Munro. Reading -- I J
Goderich Moore, 2 H Cox, 3 N Strachan, Spelling
---1 M Watson, 2 J Moore, 3 E Gooding
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. Grarnmar--1 M Rutaon, 2 A Reid, L
LIM elf Siteeessithl ratslte at the rublie
neheets sof the Tows.
ST.DAVID'ii WARD -1ST Div. -Miss Mc.
Matson, Teacher.
No. on roll 60 -Present at examina-
tion 57 -Promoted 22.
Honors - General proficiency, 1 C.
Munroe, 2 M. Wilson and M. McVicar.
1 M Wilson and M Sproule,
McGregor and E Gooding. Cleog.-1
Goodiug, 2 M Watson, 3 H Coz. Arith
-1 C Andrews, 2 M McKay, E Hillier.
Writing -1 L Graham, 2 R Moore, 3 N
Strachan.
Promoted with credit in order of mer-
it -J Moore, C Andrews, C Munroe,
11
Smith, E Hillier, E Gooding, M
Strachan, M McKey, H Ball, M Shep-
pard, M Parsons, M McBain, A John -
....C Reid M Watson, L Graharu, M
Reading,
2 13 McKnight Spelling, 1 C Austays, Rutson, W Miller, L McGregor, B John -
2, M Wilson and C Munro. Oeog. and stun, R Moore, M Noble, A Reid, W
tables, 1 C Munroe, 2 11 Evans, 3 A Se- ' Wilson, H Parsons, L Lawson, W Mc -
c ird stet F Wright. Arithmetic, 1 GDougall, A Miller, K Johnston, J
Hilton, 2 G Wilson, 3 J Hale. Writing, Thompson, K McKay, D McPherson,
1 J Hale, M McVicar, C Munroe, R
.
McLean. .
Promoted in order of 'nem -
roe, M Wilson, M McVicar, J Roberts, F.l'RTH DIY. --111sS Btant, Teacher.
J Hale, B Evans, M Spioule, J Wyatt, I No. on roll 3Z- Present 36-Promot-
0 Hilton, 0 Wilson, M Ferguson,D ed with credit '75% 15, without credit,
May, M Hillier, A Addison, It McLean, 65% 15. Total 30.
G Wyatt, F Wright, 5 Wilson, M Black, Honors -Gen. Prof. -1 M Craigie,
A Secord, C Sinclair, G McViear. . 2 It Sanders, 3 E Baker. Reading-
, 76410a Div. -Mi e.s lisurit, Teacher. 1 F Lawrence 2 E Baker, 3 W Videan.
No. on roll 110 --Present 94 --Pro. Spe1ling:--1 I?' Lawrence, J Cressman, R.
mobil 18. Sanders and W Videan. Grain. -1 M
Promoted, M Wilson, L Lockman, 0 Craigie, 2 E Campbell and L Barry.
Andrews. A McVicar, P Miller, T Mur- Comp. -1 0 Polley, 2 E Wilkinson, 30
ray, W Aitkins, J Wilson, A Haws, W Wilson. Geog.-1 M Craigie,2 R Sand:
Price, R Crabb, E Wyatt, 5 McKay, E era, 3 B Rusk. Writing -1 F Lawrence,
Hall, M Seegmiller, M Ross, \V Frazer, 2 E Hyslop, 3 0 Price.
41 Creasman. Promoted with credit in order of titer -
it -hi Craigie, R Sanders, E Baker, J
ST. ANDREW'S WARD -1ST Div. -MIM e Creasman, L Barry, 0 Wilson. B Rusk,
GRAY, Teacher. E Hyslop, E Campbell, W Videan, F
No. on roll 49 -Present at examine- Liwrence, A McPherson, H Heunings,
Lion 48 -Promoted 26. C Simmons, G Price.
Honort-Gen. prof., 1 M Frazer, 2 Without credit -J Wilson, K Nichol-
Readiug, 1 M Frazer, 2 F Ball, I
3 I - 1H Weston, W Smith, 0 Atlnis€Qm, Y.1 and (Aliens who would be happy under
A eleatleie, 0 •1 ,.,...t. son, E Wilkinson, R MoICay, '
Campbell. Spelling, 1 D Bain, M Fra- : Wiggins, 0 Wilson, J Edwards,F Crabb the blessedN.P ? Echo answers, where ?
Yes, sir, the Hayfield Tory scribblers may
zer A Green, II Cox and A Read. i T Hays, F Murney, D Cathcart. be jubilant, when they think of the ex-
ertion they made; when they think of
the unwholesome literature issued from
their tract depository; when they think
of their deputation to Varna to mosey
31c5Iillau's Ineetici4 during the .cam-
-;":11. ellen they think of their visit to
the Presbyterian church on Sunday to
deter Refornivoters by the cry of infidel;
when they think of the discerd they
have sown anionssit brethren that it may
take years te heal, they may well feel
preuti. A tree is Ittetwu b:,' its fruits,
e.r.;', tne scribbling Tories of Hayfield by
their actions (see the Seaforth SIM and
Goderich Mar). The electors of South
'Huron, have shown the Bayfield To-
ries and other men that they do not de-
spise a good man un account of his
alleged religious doubts; and if even an
infidel, we are told in that good old
Book, that there are worse men, and it
seems to me. that some of theta have
been elected for the House of Commons
a,tOttawa, in this year of grace A. D.
1882. ' AN Etat-roe.
SWUM
Alonso. Obituary Poetry.
The new inmate of the 0. 11. pan:ro
ar is a girl.
ltobt. Mcgee, Courge Sturdy and
John Stalker have returned from Man-
itoba. They have no intention of going
back.
The annual pic-uic of the C. M. fiab-
tth School of this place was held ou
wson's Island. A pleuent time was
spent. Blyth concert buil was in at-
tendauce.
As Mr. A. Clark of West Wawenceh
was briuging a steer to Aubnru to deliv-
er to a buyer on Tuesday last the an-
imal got unruly and backed over the ab-
utment at the west end of the bridge
and was seriously injured
The Hayfield correspoudent of the
Goderich Star ',sews very much elated
over the Tory majority in this place on
the 20th. So he may be, when we con-
sider the fact that hayfield always was a
Tory stronghold, and he can cougratu-
late himself on the likelihood of Its al-
ways remaining se, so long as he is able
to use such influeucee as he does in the
municipality. He can also take comfort
from the fact that South Huron is Re-
form and will continue to be so during
the period of his natural life. The
majority for Shannon was 13 less than
for Jackson at last election for the Local,
showing plainly that the Conservative
ranks in Hayfield are not on •he in-
crease. Owing to the honorable con-
duct ta the Liberal leaders in this muni-
cipality, in consequence of the absurd
cry ot "infidel" raised against the Re-
live candidate for South Huron, the
voters on that side were left entirely to
their own free will, to vote ornot vote as
they thought proper. This combined
with the influence of the interfering
clergy, placed the matter where it is.
It is true, Cameron, "the hero of West
Huron," had a majority of 2 in 1878,
but several of the Conservative party vot-
ed for that gentleman. But what has this
pompous Dublin orator gained, or is
likely to gain, by his boasted majority,
in Bayfield? What has - the great
heaven -born statesman done for him, his
party here, or the place he is permitted
to live in 1 Where is the grant for our
harbor, so much needed, when last
session all ports on Lake Huron got
money but tut? Where are all the
chimneys, the deapised of Perth told ws Mr. Bean has a field of very prom's -
in 1878 would be placed cin our beauti- ing spring whevt, and will be willing to
ful river extending far inland, if the compete with his old friend J. 0. Stew -
prince of jugglers got into power? art for a pair of ducks.
Where are all the laborers. mechanics Mr. H. Hazlewood, a leading farmer
of Ilullett, is the guest 4,1 Mr. R
Been.
There is a rush for THE S1UNAL here
every Friday, and each paper circulates
widely among the neighbors. You will
get many new subscribers here before
Nen Year's.
G Newell, T Hales, F Meths .
Without credit -A McKay, H Cox,
Seeger G Munroe, A Graham.
vLuita 11VstmAY, w•wroorin,
rums t isernas Dam
Dumb*.
Our townsman Mr. D. Cummings was
one of the lat prize winner at the quoit -
in tourney in Goderich ou Domin-
ion Day.
Base BALL -The rain ou Friday last
prevented the Black Sheep from regain-
ing their lost fleeces from the 1. O. G.
T. of Leeburn, no match being played
between these celebrated nines. A
match was played between mixed aides
captained by G. F. Hall and J. M. Wil-
liams respectively. Mr. Hall's aide won
infive innings by a score of 15 to 13.
The grass was very wet, and the ball
heavy and alippery.2,,
And art ibolall. Ob Tem deer,
Aril theo
ulir fortheeaMtlait
oh&wltieaikersherr.
tr here thou wait WIRM lobs before.
Thou wast yonessiga?dworilitreldr.
Y
Ilut°tuuuaglrair"liatuv.
lu this world krilhe liad tear.
Thou only came awhile te awe
Thy Meads within tlis vaits of teola.
Oh muss we moos with dosses Nab.
When we are called upon to die.
Tor we all sun follow swab.
To that lonely narrow basso.
And thou art only goats to soiw
That our Huse is abort below.
As la the past we ohm played
Tueelhor 'moth tits asbasibouso shade.
I RBIs dreamt 501005 10 see
Thee triad U3neatti the graveyard t res.
1 ' BRITISH ASK CO'Y. Tosourro-Eatatillabe
autto 1,1
THE Ceort-Our Leeburn neighbors
were startled on Tuesday to see Mr. J.
Tobin cutting his hay. We have the
start of Leeburn in the mowing line this
year.
Mr. Tobin is not one whit taken
aback by the offer of Mr. Hugh Chis-
holm. He is not only confident of
holding his own in fall wheat, but will
give Mr. Chisholm a brace of fowl if he
can show as large a yield to the acre of
spring wheat this season. Dunlopwillnot
be sat upon in the matter ef big crops.
Yes thou art gone -thy days sire past..
Wittlyaheir tsres and tends at last.
Thou unto the clay.
Tlier:47)%tnAlndis judgment day.
PHOENIX INS. COY. of Lowoog (England) -
Lusatia's...a ITU
HARTF=251001f, of Heavroae, Conn,,
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Risks takes In the above first -clue Maus. 51
the lowing rates by HORACE HORTON.
.anads. terVrte
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ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STAMM MAIL STEAMERS
Sall Weekly to and from
New Toast Aso 0 LstiooW. VIA Wm DON Malts
casteaPeasage.istitellek Remise. 1111044HO
Sewed Cabin, Wt. Return Tickets,. T.
Steerage parmesan booked at low rates.
Paseenger secommodetions tuieuenr d
ALL STATZNO0)1111 ON MAIN DICK.
or from
BARN STRUCK. -Mr. Alex. Murdock's Passengers booked at lowest rates us
barn was struck by lightning last Friday I OlutnianY. Italy. Norwe:?.. Sweden, Denuiark.
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morning and badly shattered. For Book of "Tours to Scotland." Rates, Plan •
It'. --A union tempenuice Ide.c.. apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New York.
lace Blue Ribbon Lod e, North -
oriatto MRS. F.. WARNOCK. Homilies tit
Goderich
under the auspices of Dewdrop Lodge of
Pb911314112t.
Star Lodge, and Ruck of Ikiendship
thisp •
Lodge in the vicinity of Lucknow, was
held in Webster's Grove on Saturday
last, the attendance was large, the en-
tertainment good. and eatables excel-
lent.
Arith., 1 G Hilton, 2 G Wils�n, 3
dale. Writing, 1 J Hale, M IdeVicar,
C Munroe, R McLean.
Promoted in order of ineiit-M Fra-
zer, A Sanders, 11 Cox, A Green, J
Brophy, R Videon, A Reid, C McPher-
son, M Campbell, G Coutts, D Bain,
M Walton, A isid, H Videon, L Bed-
ford G Douglas, N C-larrow, H Rutson,
A Sheppard, M McIvor, F Ball, C Mon
rison, L Fulford, N Campbeell, \V Jen-
kins, P McEwen.
JuioR Divistost - Mots HeNueeseN,
Teacher.
No. 00 roll 116 --Present 101 -Pro-
.
mot
Promoted, A Naftel, A Carl, A Naf•
tal, E. Videon. L Adams, E Smith, L13 F. Herton,
C044tie. (1 M005d 6 Oestrote, Isi lie. v-romotea with credit in erder ef
Ray,S Buchanan, R Williams. M Tait, merit -W Sanders, G. Campaigne, P
A 11cIvor, A Miller, R MeSween, H McCallumA Hyslop, E Addison, D
Robinson, J Craigie, A Stowe. Johnson, 'E klontgo.nery, W McLean,
, A Spence, 0 Fraser, J Dickson, I Mor -
St. PATRIelt's WARD -1ST I IT. -kiss ton, A McDougall, A Canieron, C Wil
LAWRENCE, Teachei hams, A Cornell, H Clarke, W Weller,
.
No: on roll 27-preseht at examin- E Reid, M Elliott, E Campbell and W
26 -promoted 6. Pesinore.
Honors -Gen. Prof., 1 C. McDonald, Without credit -E Moore E Brown,
2 E. Scobie, 3 D. Boyd.
Readinv, 1 E Buchanan, W Rubert-
eon, B Smith and E Scobie. Spelling,
1 C. McDonald, 2 L Spence, 3 E Scobie.
4-leog. and Tables, 1 W McKenzie, W
Robertson, E Scobie and A Lawson.
Arith. r D Boyd, 2 A Cryfts, W Mc-
Kenzie and E. Scebie. M riting, 1 A
Robertson, 2 E Buchanan, 3 A Crofts.
Promoted in order of merit: -C Mc-
Donald, .E Scobie, D Boyd, W McKen-
zie,eL Spence. Grain. 1 A Hennings, 2 11W dkinson,
JoNion Div.-MiSs CASSADAY, Teacher.
Reid. Comp. 1 J Cox, 2 II Dnnogh, 3 A
No. riti roll 79 -Present at examine -
Eagle. Hist. 1 J Allen, 2 M Ralph 3 3
tion 75 -Promoted 20. • ' .• C .x.
(lene. 1C Yates, A Pennines, 2 -31 -
Promoted -R Kedzlie, E Campaign, .
H McKenzie, E Ellwood, E,Smith, J
Old, C Johnston, \V Robertsoo, C Pas -
more, F Grant, F Robinson, C Sharman
N Weston, B Roberta. A Graham, C
Morton, E Armstrong, ll'e Fraser, 3 Mit-
hell, F Downing.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.'
SKVINTH DIV -MISS SHARMAN, Teacher
No. on roll 67 -Present Ci3-Promot
ed with credit 80% 20, without credit
75% 125. Total 45
THIRD Div. -MT-; BOND Teacher.
No. on roll 42 --Present 42 -Promoted
with credit 70 % 22, without credit 65
11, total 33. •
Honors -Gen. prof., 1 \V Sanders, 2
Campaign*, 3 P McCallum.
Reading, 1 M Strachan, 2 J Morton,
3 M Ellwood. Spoiling, 1 E Addison,
E Brown A Cornell. Grain., 1 E Ad-
.
dison, 2 A Cameron, G. Fraser and
' Sanders. Comp., 1 M Ellwood, 2 E
Montgomery, 3 U Fraser. History,
IP
McCialum, 2 D Johnston and E Mont -
emery. Geo , 1 W Sanders, 2 W mo.
Lean, 3 P McCallum, srith„ 1 0
Campaigne, 2 W Sanders, 3 0 Williams.
Writing, 1 J Morton, 2 E 11•Ioutgontery,
;Ottelich Totrphip.
M Ellwood, M Strachan, 'F Platt. Mrs. MeCurtly, of the both con. had
Nairn, C Bates, L McLean, W Seegmil- the misfortune to break the thigh bone
ler, 0 Hodge, F Horton. of the right leg last Sunday. Being a
woman well advanced in years the acci-
SECOND Dtv.-Miss 'Trainer, teacher.
dent is censidered quite serious.
No. on roll 26 -present 23 -Promoted
with credit 65', 12, without credit 60',, Rec. Mr. Baugh. (successer to Mr.
4, total 16. - Livingstone) preached his first sermon
Honors. -000. Prof., 1 A Henning', at Cole's church, ou Sunday last.
2 C Yates, 3 M Ralph. Though a stranger to all in this neigh -
Reading, 1 A Eagle, 2 L Reid, 3 J Cox. borhood he left a very favorable impress-
.
Spelling 1J Cox, A HenningsandC Crabb, sion on his hearers.
. .
3LA eocial was hell at the residence of
Mr. John Budd, Maitland con., on Fri-
day evening last, in aid ef the parson-
age fund of the Methodist church. It
goes without s.ty bug that the . affair was
.
To the Night SlowmIsig Cerra*
trItlora/di McDono/t/O „
BY E1Ansa A Sictumisos
NVr.tten for the •'Signal
So grandly beatilul art then.
flower so rare:
Porn bcauty like the so..
SO wondrous fair.
And thy' short lite ia beauty dies
Without a stahr.
Strong in unsullied perm -
c hetes again.
Knowing that Time all beauty mars.
Even the ball;
Yet thy short life a sermon go cS
To reach the goal.
Ralph, 3 Jenkins. Arith. I.
demon, 2 R Jenkins, 3 1 Hemlines. a great success, and all enjoyed t em
Writing 1 M Ralph. '2: It Donegh, 3 A se:ves well. About $14 was realized-
Huinber.Mr. Thos. Dyke, of the 16th con.. who
Promoted with credit in ..bler .1 is bordering en his 118th year, eapresses
merit: A Hennings, C Yates M Ralph, his ability to walk five miles and cradle
J Cox, M Henderson, li Wilkinson, J an Sere of wheat before 8 a. ne any day
Allen, A Humber, R Jenkins. L Reid, this harvest, and if lin ability to do this
0 Crabb, W' Downing. is doubted, he is prepared to back up
Gen. Prof. -1 Jellurns, 2 C Weather-
ald, A McIeor and M Inglis Reading
-1 J Burns, 2 M Acheson, 3 H Reid.
Spelling -1 M Inglis, 2 C Payne, H
Reid and 0 Smith. Writing -1 S
Strachan, 2 J Elwood, 3 C Seegmiller.
Arith.-1 W Munroe, 2 C Weatherald.
3 A Mclvor. Geog.-1 J Grant, 2 L
Acheson, 3 C Smith.
,Promoted with credit in order of mer-
it: ---J Burns, 0 Weatherald, A Mclvor,
M Ingbie, W Munro, 11 Reid, M Mclvor.
C Smith, M Mitchell, J Grant, R Tait,
L Scottie, L Strachan, A Moss, H Me -
Kenzie, D McDenald, lh Acheson, D
Without credit: -G Mai tiv,
ough, 0 Old, C. Seegmiller. •
FIRST 131v. --W. R. kIttLea, Principe .
No. on roll 23 -Present 23-Promot- The banding %%Melt is quite large le
ed with credit 65 ' VI, without credit built on a foundation 4.1 stonework.
his assertion by money.
Mr. J. H. Lindsay, cf the 1411h con.,
raised the frame of his barn this week.
ALLAN LINE
ot
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
cow. BANLITIOLME'S.
TITILITIP SEED.
1 have on hand a fresh supply of
BRUCE'S SELE._ TED
EAST LOTHIAN.
SEEMING'S IMPROVED.
CARTER'S IMPERIAL.
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY. 01.AS- SUTTON'S CHAMPION.
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SUMMER AR AANGEMENTS YELLOW Al3ERDEEw.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, MIL
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MAIL STEAMERS - NEASO,V 188..? LET, BUCKWHEAT.
Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage Tic.kets at
Corner of Hamilton and Victoria streets.
OW VAT HATES.
Steerage Passengers tu•e booked to Loudon, Goderich. 1S2B.
Cardiff. Bristol Queenstown, 1;erry. Belfast,
Oelway sod Olsreow, at tonic, rotes as to
Liverpool
13t773/IlitTICI1
Saturday.
lay to
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0. 51.40A.NE.
From Quebec.
Peruvian
Circassian
Nova r_Acotian
Parisian.
Sarmatisn.
Poly Milian ..... . ..... •• 21
. l'eru% inn July 1
1 Circassian ** a
' Sardinian '• 15
' Parisian. " '22
Sarmatian.
1 l'ulynehAin Aug.
1 StusHitilliL - 12
l'ircassiall " 19
' Peruvian - 2.;
Parisian
Sarmatian. Sept. 2
'" 9
l'olynesian ......... . ...... " 16
. e%rdinian " 2:3
yin -seater
Peruvian.. ....,•• ......... Oct 7
" 30
For tickets and every information apply to
H. ARMSTRONG.
Ticket Agent.
OoderIch
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D RUG STORE.
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PARIS CTREN.
Fly and insect Destroyer, for sale in
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For which we brave temptation wiles -
and stri‘O like thee, while life shall last, , Bui_LETiim oF muslo
Pure to appear.
With hearts sincere.
Goderich.ont.. Dutuinion Day. 1V2.
The old friendsand aenuaintsnces of D. I
McGillivray, who was born and speut his
boyhood in Bruce township, and who
afterwards' removed to Goderich, where
his father Rev. A McGilivery, is now
officiating, will be pl tl, ea ,
he recently closed a brilliant course at
the Toronto University, taking the de-
gree of B. A. and the gold medal in
chussics. His scholastic career throuh-
out was one laden with brilliantsuccesses
having taken in his four yearts course,
in scholarships, eight prizes, $480, be-
sides the gold medal in his graduation
year. -[Bruce Co, Ex.
3, total 21.
Honors -Gen. prof., 1 F
II Robertson and C Smith, 3 C Heale.
Reading- 1 F Williams, 2 W Cooke,
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eased I rn that
FOR SALE BY
kTA]NtES 1M IR,1 ],
k I k RUE STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC AND MCSIC Boo' ALWAYS ON HAND.
CTS.
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When finished it will melte one ef the
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number of fine faint buildings, or
which this part €.1 the county is justly
3 .1 McBain. Spelling, 1 F I laws Last week Messrs J. Wigginton and
noted.
L McBrien and 5 Ellerd. liram., 1 F J. Massie, of the Hayfield road, tr-avel
Williams, 2 K Struthers and C Reale. led as fin' north as Lucknow, nii a hunt
Com., 1 M Grant, 2 F Williams and L for two yoke of oxen. They teenaged
Morton. Hist., 1 •L Gorthin, 2 0 Smith, to secure them. at ft net ..1 $150 a yo e,
3 L kl13rien. Geog., 1 C Neale, 2 F v.
eut state that it Wal hard work, as such
Williams, 3 C Smith and R Robertsen. cattle gcttim., very scarce.
Arith., 1 J McIlain, 2 K Struthers. 3 F I On Thursday evening last several GEM JARs
Williams. Writing 1 L Morton, 2 M !the members ef Cole's church drove ..ver
Real Estate.
1. Annie Laurie, Instrumental...,
2. Bay of Quints GAIN May T. 16gers 35
E 3.fack 10
tori Martens Vg
54. Bee Hive Waltz (for the Organ)
3. Blue Ontario Rockaway
4.5.13Biolicnalipalirtaew'skMWearlcthz Crossing the RhineMary E. Walsh 20
C. D MBA, 20
G. Clayton Grand March.
Payne 10
7. Chicago Quickstep
. Kennedy 10
8. Cradle's Empty, Palsy's Gone Leong].
10. Dead March in Saul . , ' ... • • ...B/iltritTee. 20
9. Daylight
56. Deliciosa Polka .1 Spiinll. r • 3
12. Electric Light Schottische Princess Lootie 20
Carl Marten -4 35
11. Doctor's Galin) a
55. Ever of Thee [Waltz]
so .1 &44ak 5
13. Evergreen Waltz
S"Ti:17-€1';dr 1100
14. Fairy Wedding Waltz
Warr'. 10
0. Fairyland Waltz
Booth 35
16. Galop of Fortune
18. Gen. Lee's Quick March E Meek 20
Yotiee 10
17. Gen. Grant's March
2o. Girl 1 Left Behind Me [tariations] T J. Mat i 10
19. Gen. Smith's March
22. Hold the Fort, Fantasia and Variations Miller 10
l'iller, 10
21. Heavenwards' March
23. Home, Sweet Honie (variations) air( Masiorfet,.7 4020
24. Home, Sweet Home, easy Inst. duet 10
C I). Blake 20
222657... iiiIrryNaIen'aihisll(tIbbeMaleTrGrcuaehh.tirt Thee [Song] A. 1. Buniner 1010
59. Martha J JSPiBeilleakr rtio
J Bellak 5
57. Luddy Polka
68. Mabel Waltz
29.
ns,... -+.,n Bell Schottische E Mack 5
60. Mary's Pet Waltz
30. Moonlight Ripples Waltz E Mark 10
Kinkel 10
28. Mocking Bird March
fl D. Widanif"iii 2035
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HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76, corner of Victoria and East stmts., In
the town of Godertch. for sale cheap, or will be
:changed for farm property. Fort [colors
%pull' to JAL SMAILL. Architect. office Crabb'e
gbai. or J. C. Ct. RR' E. auctioneer.
GEORGE 01,15
.e headquarters for
PRESERVER
GOIAS. sec our
Without credit --R Willson, M Ache- , Promoted with credit in order of ' to Hayfield to extend a welcome to their
new past r, Rev. Mr. Baugh, who just
Matheson, R 'Welsh, E Ralph. Grant, 3 H Cooke.
arrivedonc.rcie1115i i
t. They tok pool -
91.1111thin , 1 the pareawie, and having
provided abundantly of the goed things
of life, spent a very pleasant et ening.
A boy a few days:since while walking
on the beach at the end .)1 the Cut Line,
Goderich townehip, got caught in a bed
of quicksand, in which he sank so rapid-
ly that he needed good help to extricate
himielf. After he was got out a pole
was thrust d.,wn for about six feet with.
▪ J Newell, M Black, V Sharrniin,
K Moorhouse, II McSwecn, B Dunn, R
Sanders, M Cathcart, E Eagle, 3 Mc-
Pherson, T Cottle, ft Graham, 0 Robert •
▪ C Reid, .1 Elwood, A Porter, S Lit-
merit- F Williams, R Robertson, C
Smith, C Heide, L McBrien. L Morton,
K Struthers, C Gordon, H Cooke, J
McBain, M Yates, 8 Ellerd, K Currie,
E Paemore, A Kirkpatrick, E Cex, J
tie, L Hopper, 0 W hitely, M Craig, Halliday, M Graham.
Ken, L Elliot, C Payne, F Hart. Without credit -el Fergusen, MGrant,
hill Dtv-Miss "'Allele/1, Teacher. II Walker.
No. on roll 70 --Present 69 --Pn.m..t- - _____
ed with credit 75 -," 46, without credit Colborne.
Henors--Gen. prof., 1 J Baxter, 2 W laL
. -moot Ex SMINATION.-'llie 'radium- out finding bottom.
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mer examination of the pupils irf s. 5, S. S. No. 11. The followind ii a list
Robertson, 3 N Swaffield.
Reading, 1 14 Melcomson , 2 C Smith, No. 3. WU held on Tuesday last, cum. ,s1 the nanies ef the ptipile who took first
3 J Glover. Spelling. 1 W Rob- meninx at 10 o'clock. On entering the ' en/1 second places in their respective
ertaon, A Dickson and (1 Smith. Gent, room the visitor was struck by the veiy ' classes for the month of June. First
' h, 2 A Dickson 3 A Omani . attractive aprarence of the school whioli class' -1st A. E. Disney, 2nd W Jen-
Arth., 1 M McNair, 2 3 Baxter, a 'bins. Junior second 1 R. Costs, 2nd R.
Tntosh. Wnting, 1 H Clutterbuek, Smith. Senior secrmd, let G. W.
'2 W Elliott, 3 A Socluman. Tables, 1 Churchill, 2nd Ade Worm. Junior
W Mcitosh, 2 J Glover, 3 N Sweffield. third, let Eve Jenkins.2tei D. Churchill.
Promoted with credit in order of Senior third. let S. Izzard, 2nd C. Jen -
merit J Raster, W Robertson, N Swat- kin&
feld, M McNair, C Smith, A Watson, on i4aturday lest one of the very early
11 Polly, W McIntosh, A McVieer, W settlers of tioderich tosrnship died in
Kennedy, CI Mower, A Buchanan, J Oederich, in the person c.f Mr. Simens,
An trews, WI Theilelp?, H Clutterbuck, formerly rif the Hayfield con. Deceased
H Telford, A Clap A Aaddell, A settled on the farm now occupier -1 by his
Rates. M Kirtipatrieli ' Simmons, A eon, about 40 years sago. and only left it
1)iekson. .1 Edwards, J CatonW a few years since He was born m Scot-
Elbott, 4 Audrey's, J'044, land but emigrated here from the neigh -
.1 Bolton, D MIntosh, T., nittlit J boyhood of Dundas. of s quiet yet gui-
Pines. 0 Jenkins, 3 Hal, I' r'l -anon. damsel' had been thoroughly 12- tal dispoeiti,,n, he loyed a 14110 circle
3. Britoh40041111•• J 14111`11(1•11";P:"'' ' .mined W V -sung, Eaw . the popular 4 acquaintance& -1 es Sve,.
was tastefu ly decorated with ever-
greens. flowers, mottoes and colored map
drawing, the work of
the pupils. The
teachers were assisted during the thy by
Roe. Meagre. Pritchard and Smith, of
Auburn, Miss Brawn, rd Olivers school,
and Messrs. Strang, Miller. Elliott, of
Colborne, and Miller. of Goderich Cp.
The manner in which the several classes
acquitted themselvoi was alike credita-
ble to themselves and to their teachers.
At noon, children and %Ireton there
wore about 60 the latter present. were
treated to a innaptenee repeat, provided
hi the ladies of the section. Alter the
All imperial measure. at the price of the old
Jars.
s G- _A_ 1R,
All grades at the lowest price.
P11 Eark. Ell
For e, ery palate Try oar stock.
CROCKERY
Our stock Is large. sod should be seen by al I
I INVITE A CALL
pifild SQUARE
31. Moonlight on the Hudson
32. Nearer 'My God to Thee (variations].
33. Ocean Telegraph March Brown
61. Pet Flower Polka (for the Organ). E Mack
62. Pincushion Polka. J Spindler 5
34. Prize Banner Quickstep Haskell 10
36. Rosette Waltz Quadrille Annie Bell 40
341. Racquet (slop E K. Simmons 10
37. Rainbow Schottische Hurry Kleber 10
38. RAisiebud Quickstep Mary 10
39. Bunten March. 5
40. Sabbath Evening littered duet and Chorus 20
41. Seek Waltz 6 John A. Meteilf 10
42. Scotch Lassie Jean Waltz. .. is Place 10
43. Silver Threads Among the Gold, easy Inst. dust 10
63. Silvery Waves • A. P. Wyman 20
A P. Wyman 10
.. .11. Mack II
Brainard TO
5
J vial, r r
pies 91
...... ..0. W. Warren 2I1
e
Carl Martens 2(
.. . Thorne 1(
64. Silvery Waves (March'
65. Skipping Redowa
44. Starlight Waltz
4.5. St. Patrick's Day
66. Sultan's Polka.
46. Sweet:By and By [variations]
47. Tam O'Sluinter.
48. TitusMarch
49. Toronto Ripple
50. d I Waltz.
51. When tbe Leaves Begin to Turn [waltz gong] C. A. White 2(
52. When the Loaves Begin to Turn [irate] ..... ...... C. 1). Make 2(
53 Woodlead &shoes A P. Writs'', 2(
1/1T...TSI 0 BOOKS.
Getee's New and Improved School far the Parlor Organ
Any of the above piers mailed free on receipt of priee.
Liberal discount to Music Teachers.
All kinds of Minds- Books kept in stock.
.T.1.1fE4S' 1.1fRIF,, Ooderieh, Ont
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