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GO . ► h,111dtH. ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, ! 882.
McOILLICU DDY EROS. Pt•ai.lsua.s
l $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
New Adverttsesetata.
Patent --Muth R Ca
Btvsyed -Wm. Moi..•.
Notice -10 awes Cobble.
Hardware -R. W. McKenzie.
Mow to Leas -E. N. Lewis.
Auction S.ile -Mn. Hibbard.
Great Clearing Sale --Jas. Istria.
Oolerkh High School -H. 1. Strang.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla -R. J. C. Ayer It Cu.
Dentistry.
lVf NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
. 'r l 4 r. Onloe • nd residence. West diesel
tireedoirs below Bank of Montreal, Clots
deli 1736
EDWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR-
OEON Bate with Trotter t Caesar. the
Mathew Dentists of Toroato.l All operational
neatly and carefully performed. Rooms,
Coat's Block. over W. Taylor's! Sow's CLIN-
TON. sttrPrUents from •d4at•.oe wUl ylesse
snake •"pointsent la advawe by Nair 1.16.
She People's lolumn.
QTRAYED FROM A FIELD ON THE
t7 Harm Red, la Oedert b. •bout the flat
of October. a white sad rad cow, about five
veers old, jest whom to mire. Ary taforma-
Lion rsllat to her resewevy will be aftablT
reward.. WM. M.LI AY, (lodertch. 1333.!
Nthe late George Cabbie,
OTICE-ALL AI'f'I'8 C011OWING
be -
tore time 1st d bar, 1 met De �M
t e" thy will be
placed la the beads et ;41. lawyer for odleo.
tion. FRANCIS CtIsagf.s, Executrix. funis
MONeItX o'r�8iat.Wu LOAN Funds.1/tIS Cf6aa Comet it= Amer to IL N.
(1 ODIRICH HIGH HCHOOL-TLE
NA- next Eatrsao• isnsl.atles will be hold
4. Um CentralA.y.L re w
Thursday, tis yeti OM 111.1. at
beglantag u 111111aril*m. tesMab
tandidatea leer aril*Mind Maatar. sr
the Town I•ajs}Mr: sat kM 17th d
November.�.�ea0 Mar
UMW, .xeept that r
Pstosatago sad Waren are added.
t his
yteaa�r,. however. • paper will be stent mea
Drawing.
Plat harsher WM tc Smith's
n apply to H.
I. STRANo, B.A. Mbit
NOTICE TO DEBTORS --NOTICE IB
here t!va tau 3.R emits assort
to
the .p.,tig33nea by acts sr best a.s.taat an
req to meths tf•mast arse and Sara
"swain' rejoined oolrotton i aria bod-
es. ABRAHAM SMITH. 1m1 -
r OR BALM OR TO RENT -THAT
I/,ardtao Some and Post Mat, wiValuable Propetty_kpown th guarterof
mo acre of rad, 4. cored Orr solo or to roa*
moepkeiV W new eat *sob Sig year. Tho
gttoktmor other briar whisk will rim-
sll MP stents. Mot wan bait a
1, ea.• IL A dada. • .$.wwr iard ; two
good able {{ae���t..edebr.im T!N19t
of whisked are desired ..d ttttd well
� eg acme Ter �aadR.hardparticularsrs dress Z
H A Y N ES, Sbeppardto. P.O. MI -
TO THRESHERS -FOR SALE -A
lleer-Cess Hairs mad Douse. no arty sW %mead skew Apply at the eseuritlew.
to
10071 M M. or the subscriber, JNO.
HE -
THOROUGH BRED SHEEP --J. 0.
STEWART Debs for sale a number of
thorough-bred'i.eloeeter and Southdown rams
and ewe lambs. Apply to J 0. ST/WART,
Con- 10 LM 11. Colborne. 111e1 -
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
71. entry of victoria sal Lat.terr, ti
the town of cogent. tar arm obs.p, 0ewill be
apply to Jas, gaunt.
zohsaged Orr tars p rierarg.etlod•rs
oar Crabb'•
Blom. or J. C. Cutting, •notteses.
FARM FOR SALE.
the west halt of Ise fb lob con. of the
to p of Weer W. sat•i•a 100
smear cleared, of whr► N f. M for tb s•p-
eer mrem•inder Mgr and osier.
Frsse•
ham bows lb•d .e.blse ft x 71 sad •
geed wag wttteeati mad hosed. sad en The farm
err estL Arab es Theses Horne on the
presf.ed K to moment Mtytt*AY. 81. Helen,
let
p0 THE MUSICAL PUBLIC OF
1. 0OD ION.
11
The Sisters of St. Joseph, are now prepared
to give lemeas la vocal as well as [narrosn-
olmod
N e. r particulars apply at the
Ooaeel, el
-
NOTICI TO DEBTORS. -ALL AC -
orals d�-vTradeJ. Trsnit be
paid st onot1 laird dregouslasna.per anal pm w N
cheered on ensue
4'Mue at t to eai
log vrag se a sem Steed sear e sand. L. y.
�ti thIW.
G
OOD FARM FOR BALL -BEING
i[rubor et lathe
t
georne tyacres. he
'�WIT
�..e�ww��esda.Wafer 110 cres.. I6 sow
Oaseow
uveas
Doane anb insurance.
JfONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS TO
land on ea. terms In sums to suit bor-
rowers. ALVA. may
ALAN.
Dederick Nov. 17th 11161. 1613.1m.
1500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
t'P °AMMMON, HOLT k CAMKRON, Oode-
W. 1716.
I75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES-
TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
YLL Ooderich. 1731
x50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
tiv oo good Darns or Orebctaas Towpp Property
t 8 per oent. Aooly to R. RADCLIFFE. 1731
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount W suit borrowers ate to K per
oat. Private meds. Apply to 8111.4oRit and
Mora* Oodoricb.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Toads for inveotme•t
u lowest rats on frtai•a Mortgages. Apply
to GARROW & PROUDFOOT.
LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
Money to rad at lowest rates. tree of
any tecta or charges 88A0811 dt• MORTON.
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Goderlch, 2Srd Mazola um.
ssPER CENT. -THE CANADA
Landed Credit Company s
lend mono on good Yarm securityapit�tsiixx to
Dent. mirticniersoiren upon
to HLOH HAMILTON. C. at,Tiw•'
;rlch.
1766.
Q�2 rt PRIYA a FUNDS TO LEND
�WV on Fair ..nd Town Property at lowest ln-
--. Mortgagpurchased. no Commission
.larged, es
Con Fat. reasoruble.
N. B. -Borrowers out obWn money in one day
�N. Hirrrters� .. Goode ii b. 1751
& JOHN
DRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
• Lite and Aocident Insurance Agent.
R'Drestoting fnsol.a.Cosmp•a4sa. Also agent
tor the CANADA LIT. STOCK INSURANCE Co.
Mows, te lend on Mortgage, either in Town a
/arm Property, 4.aay way to suit the borrow-
er. O- op -affair
moeCar's blook. Ooderlob.
ieaical.
R McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC.
. IAN. SURORON, tc., Graduate of Ter-
mite University. Lioeetiate of the Royal Col-
lage of Physicians, London, Enttaad, to., to.,
1C 0. P. Ontario. Oar and raddenoe
Opaodte BSaim
by's Hetet. H•ULonatr' et Good-
aDR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
08ON. Coroner &c. Moe and residence
Dram Street, seoond door west of Victoria
LT 1751.
G. MAOKID, M. D.,rPHYSI-
•s, Sumacs sad Aoo ..te, Orsduate
of ToMast
University. Omoeoppodte Cason
"on t Cameron's Beak. Luokaow. 13 not is
adtee, esquire at the Bank. 17111-y.
URS SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Pangaea*
at Dr. ib ac's residers. wear W
Tali Godertoh. O. C. SHANNON, J. C. Hniss•
.0N. 1753.
Legal.
vp C. H A YES, SOLICITOR £c.,
• • Oma comer of the square sad West
wrest. Ooderteb over Bullet's bookstore.
money to lend est lowest rats of Interest.
LEWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Attorneys, Solicitors to
`r
Office In the Court House. Godarob. ce�
d
IRA L.wra M.A.. B.C.L. E. N. Lawns
SS
CARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
T RISTERA, Attorneys, Solicitors, oto
Goderioh. J. T. Garrow, W. Proudfoot. 175
L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
gAziaritetecriRy, Solicitor in Cb.•eeryi7u
QEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I 8-
TEPS, &c., tc. Ooderich aid Wiaabss.
C. Seeger Jr., Ooderioh. J. A. Mottos, Wrsg
ham. 1761.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barrettes. Solici9odeetet sad Wlxgbbam H. Cly' t, op
C.; P. 3.Holt, IL O. Orson. Oodertob- 4 V i i
C. OURRIE,THE PROPLE'S AGO
• TION8ER ooderlok, O.t. 1713.
IN THE HIGH COURT( OF JUS
TICE. CHANCiRT M Ti81ON. ��
Aoarsdaleel♦ Pwbetts
i. f to w eLabrsaa.rr or the maid Court, dad
in • cense �et bIa.�mb v3. mrd dart
sale Pn1Uo . Ithere
K the a will be oared to
M8'a 11b
tpiyoalilr. Job. C.Qga[(b� <> •t his Ath
ye
Llfi snobs, 11111. al U Yea ttb
Paash qtttpkwdl4t- Tows
of h,
Wog 3.M Wnli as nese Md
a.. w w••se es pari.•
a . nosh Noesis •
attunes ember Ore a
CO.
Mb awswbae rimier. Tetra
ea est•Zi2
Amet saws -
time toHaar
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the award,, asps. tl
Me.Testy
b sun skoala he • 3sstabi es the pre.
rt d.p.w� N�tt�s dnegw% r�rbd
Osseo es�u�l gurhm=1 eg33 i�.p�dl
BOOKEINDINO. --WE HAVE MADE
fee tb 3.[r. 1. M este
tags s h ids Ur. nA�NU�ra�rwo t
*mIiSdose M33y3�� melee Mimeo is
M this emir will
reeavm Si preens! Mekrsoa. 41st.
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8 AORA & MORTON
Narrators hoikerbb 1113114
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A chief's among ye. takbe notes,
Au' faith hell prent it.
TOWN TOPW8.
J. W. Weatherald employs no agents now,
but sells Organs 3.•d Sewing Machines direct
from Die shop Save money by buying from
him.
I now have my next store formerly occupied
by Mr. Campbell. tilled with a variety of
stoves which I shall sell obeep fur malt. Just
received • car load of oil. -0. N. Davis.
Over 1000 volumes, entirely assn, Sunday
and day school prise hooks and library books,
received this week at Imrle's Book Store. Es -
Orestes given to school teachers fur libraries.
"When the leaves begin to tura, and toe
summer days are path Is • good time to tet
re . ■f� ra�atradtres.0 ca Inellse
way da't rorgor to call •t SaUow'e photo gal-
lery. Hell snit you to a dot.
Joe Williamson elves the following recipe
for oaring a cold. Before ;etlring for tie
night, If you are nattering, take a large tumb-
ler of "bot Scotch" with • good aro .f brim
in It and la tie Ne�r� your throat will b•
.. clear as a wheel* 3.Y. L. Hortep, ejN a
Bloat, kap the best.
�Tharsday Lext will ',e Thanksgiv
e • .re please d to see Mr. Andrew
.derby looking quite well after his pro-
tracted illness.
Mr. Thomas Dark met with what
might have been • serious accident this
week, but u recovering.
Mr. John Blake, of South street, is
seriously ill. The old gentleman hes
been ailing for some tine.
It pays to advertise if you advertise
wisely. The Signal u the best advertis-
ing medium in this section.
Mr. Peter McEwen'■ salt block, at
Saltford, had a narrow escape from de-
struction by fire on Sunday.
Interesting information regarding the
next entrant examination to Goderich
High School tan be seen in our edvertie-
ing columns.
"Lucy's" Picruaa -The drawing fur
the picture of Lucy will be held at the
Albion Hotel, on the evening of Thurs-
day, Oct. 9tb,
Miss Annie Gordon, daughter of Mr.
James Gordon, and Miss Jennie Good-
ing and little sisters, left for Manitoba
on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr. Benders; of Lucknow,
preached in the North street ]fethotiist
cherish on 8.sday Inst His sermon in
the evening was a fine ase. We like his
per'
The rsllsgatere lied a lively time of it
on Tomb, craning;. Osies were re-
word, sips lmitangrd, sod a variety
of other Mid dg*snWtse indslged in
by the small fry.
RAiL Ear ra SALL-The property
known as the leacester estate will b
of by rabbis mottos on the 11th
of ove.ber, inst., eoameenci.g at 19
o'clock am. Bee adt't for particulars.
Let week L. Elliott and A. Ue7s1e1
were made to pay $23.70 oosts and daas-
ages, for injury done to sheep by their
RMcLean,owner of the Iambs,
received $18 as oompesatioo for
his loss.
Wn snow Basion. - -On Tuesday last
three boys were find $1 and Dosta for
broking windows in the hoarse occupied
by Mrs. M. Macdonald
what the sport toot the joung More,
rather, their parents.
Some of our correspondents have
grown rusty during the past few months
from inactivity. Stir yourselves, gentle-
men, and tet us hear from you as of
yore. Begin at onoe, and you will have
the thanks of ourselves anour readers.
On Thursday, Mr. Harry E.:Johnston
received his ostia) sopeintment as
Vice-Ooosul at Goieriek front the U. 8
Government, dated Aug: 19th, with a
letter eating that the imam had
been teoagninsd by the Govern-
W M.
overn-
hmeiwe set of steind glass win-
dows for the Sunday sohooi hoose in oon-
neotits with 8t. George'. chureh arrived
op Thmei. Wit from the factory of Mc-
Causland, Toronto Thiry will be fitted
in spies by Mr. H. Clem during the
ns week
Thomas Schofield, aged lit, walked
nine mil.seo new hisa�tsritwn to •
Aper. It is the gensswl impression
R�esust17 editors that Herr are •
d/ sabetribees who . waiting
MINI ere 91 viers aid to mune and
Pr *Cask p.p.r. -rib-
Bee Hsllrtnorr ow Fuov>, -We ttnder-
shad [bet Kamm end• H.tehi-
eon, of the Harbor lint hove made a
large sok of 1!,18.00 beer le of lour is the
*AWE bow Cloorigisa is
deeding Me Gear at the hen sad
will she it to Algoma Mitek
Mr. Philip Holt, barrister, was mallei
sway co Yosda y the d•M1. of his
father, W. Holt, era baker, of Barrie,
who wee fogad in tempeefeldt Hay.
=droned, in a few feet of water. It
Iseb es Y the deessnd p.Ywt. W
talks ie a it while?akiag th .elk along
the ahead.
Mr. Jell. Head,
hems on Moeda, .1 Net mak from Tot-
tenham, whither he had bogs serseit-
Nndag the dreg b -meas of his sem der
the past two--slh-. The �s�k et air
end I.dMiem did not .,em to dtsegrss
with him fes my way. Oh Galeria
Meade gar glassed to mime him beak.
D otr'•Dh to send to tboos y.e
From the list of criminal sta Utica for
the year ending Sept. 30th, 1882, we
learn that only 21 cases were disposed of
before the County J udge's criminal court,
and 3 before sessions of the peace, which
shows a satisfactory falling off on the
number tried in previous years.
Mr. John H. Hibbard, of Fargo, son
of the late Consul Hibbard, is in town,
settling up the affairs of the estate. Mrs.
Hibbard and .on will leave during the
latter part of next week for Chicago,
where she will hereafter reside. The
friends of Mrs. Hibbard will regret her
departure, as she has formed many
friendships during her residen;e in our
town.
On Tuesday next $ 10 o'clo:k an auc-
tion sale of hou.ehrd furniture will be
held at the late residence of Hon. John
Hibbard. The furniture is of good qual-
ity, & it to be disposed, of owing to the
removal of Mrs. Hibbard from Goderioh
to Chicago. Full pertioulars can be seen
in the:large advertisement to our fourth
e emigrant, tourist„ or trave
bound for the productive mines 1t1d !uler-
tile prairies of the Great P outhwest u
unanimous in selectir;gg the route via
Chicago. Implicit Confidence is placed in
the Kansas City pioneer line, composed
of the C. B. t Q and old Reliable Han-
nibal and St. Joseph Railroads. Through
fast trains are run by this Line and the
equipment to unsurpassed.
MIraoD1Sr S. /it Corn.lr rxo N. -The
annual Sunday School Cpnvention of the
Goderioh District of the r.othodist
Church of Canada, will be held in Gori.
rich, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov,
28th sad 29th, 1882. An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged, and ..me of
the subjects are practical and timely.
The dosing session will be taken up with
a sermon by Rev, Alex. G. Harris, and
the Lord's Supper.
Rev. John Wakefield, of the North
street Methodist church, was one of • the
speakers at the recent Methodist itea-
meeti at Clinton. The Record takes
the following special mention of his
speech : Rev. Mr. Wakefield's address
was fall at interest and instruction. He
briefly zonated the chief events of a few
days stay in Belgium, and his short re-
cital made many wish that he could have
had • much longer time."
A Buorrsvr, Paasstrr,-St. George's
Cha dt was recently presented by • lady
member with two handsome tablets with
the ten commandments inscribed there-.
on. They each measure six feet bythree
feet; they are lett,red in old nglish
text, on an illuminated ground of gold,
backed by a maroon ground with blue
and geld border, and gold stencil nil;
the s. I11on on each has a crusade cru
pa gold ground. The illuminated work
end lettering are by our townsmen, Mr.
H, Obese, and are of a highly oreditsble
sod truly artistic, character.
has. -A portion of the property own
ed by the North American Chemical
Compuiy, here, was burned early on
Sunday morning. The derrick, office,
ask, wood sod coal, together with a
Urge stock of salt in a large storehouse,
were saved. Owing to the unusual delay in
getting out the horses, the steam fire
entgae did not reach the 6re for a long
time, otherwise the damage would have
bees much smaller. The lose, apart
from the stoppage of, Urinous, is fairly
covered by insurance is the North Brit-
ish. Cause of fire .nknown.
CAaalraawNx.-In it report of the
recent sesventiion of the Toronto teach-
ers. the Globe thea relies to Miss 8tf.s-
tal, w6w► p.eente reside here : Miss I.
V. 8trwdbei pve an exposition of her
exercise. in erli thenice. having nearly
the whole -association for her clams. This
afforded infinite amusement to all, and
more examine than the majority of than
have sees lee a few years Miss Strau-
b.' was . very martinet in "one," "two"
"three," "four," "as you wen," and the
manner is which she called attention to
the deioisnoies of her pupils would
doubtless be an eloquent reminder of
days lore by. "A little straighter, Mr.
Marta," brought that gentleman to a
sense alio dehnomocks..
k Bwwovann.a laowcrao. - A ems
was recently tried at Red Bend. New
Jersey, wbioh will be of inessest to bicy-
clists. A ye.ng man mounted on • bicy-
cle on • country rnad,..aseg r team com-
ing, blow his wluetls ed alarm The
tease bessims frightesed sod the driver
lost all oestrol of these. They ren away
smeaWg the carriage and banking the
hareem, whereupon the driver brought
an action for damages maim* theWay-
idiot. The case was seemed .t grist
Iesgth sod • verdiet for IS demagog
amnia the plaintiff. The ease is to
be espied to the Somme Court We
do art know whet O.saden Lw is is
reforms, to Nish sedge, It may be well
however, for our bicediNts to take a note
of this ease. --{11..
3'h
It i. Meted that Geldeq, the Omen
of the .gunner Osler* sOshslted
end ehemsfugf eetngd her.
ordered hie' is -
der arrest till May arrived et 4*slt St.
Marie where lid was pet ashore sed
handed over to the poli.* --{Sarno Ob -
tierce"
The Marna Oti.w'.er atop* : Joss Bits
boil, U. 8, Consul at who
died en T eddy aorsin g, formerly re.
sifted m Pert Melee, whore he Nerved u
mayor sed sl .rasa, and war baggy ie-
eermied is the limber boniness N.
W a boot of warm pons•& friende who
will liars wi. regret of his demi*
Mins the dash of hie sits William,
whish o*ewrrd . few weeks ego, he W
gradually bailed. The frmeewl minima
were lid is the Pert Bars Comings -
Semi .Marsh as Hands .Marson.'sad
the initersent took passe at the MI cow
tib'/. Foie of the psi b....rs were es -
loot were Free Memo and
eigbis of Pythias. great
RtylslHM d .dimer maradestd their rea-
ped for the doomed by attendant* at
dusk and • large pr'ne.s.iinn followed
mho enemies in the gray.
tits George's 14.14. wearers,
The handsome little brick structure
erected this summer in rear of St.
George'', Church, was specially built fur
Sunday School purrses. The officers
and teachers of St. George's School have
shown a good deal of enterprise and en-
ergy in pushing the work along, and
now purpose celebrating the opening of
the edifice by a wand amateur concert
on the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 8th.
The building will seat but 250 persons,
and to avoid an uncomfortable crush the
prioe of admission has been placed at
50,:. The friends of the school (who are
not a few) will surely not murmur at this,
especially In the following bill of fare is
presented for the evening :
rano to MM3.:
PANT 1.
Overture. '-The Caliph of Bagdad" Bolldieu
Mr. Newman.
Sacred Ar[,"0 Rest in the Lord" MendW'",ohn
Mn. Toms,
Song. "One Hundred FatV ms Deep'
x33' F'• a well.
ne
Coertl05 Sob 1'be I.st Rose of Summer"
e, . Mr. F. Bond. ITbalberg
,t. "The Lost Chord" Sullivan
Miss 8. Bancroft.
Song, "The Skipper and his Boy"
Mr. C. Reeves.
Chorus, "To Thee, Great Lord" Rossini
The Choir.
l'A*T 11.
Pianoforte Solo, "Alice. where art thou" Archer
(Concert Transcription)
Mr. Newman.
Song, Mrs .aDream" Cowes
Vocal leets. "Alto We11^
Mears. Williams and Rothwell.
Soni, -Kathie.. M.reueurneen" Crouch
Concertina Solo, "ROMs of Scotland"
Mr. F. Bond.
Song. "The Mid.b(pmlt.e" 8. Adams
Mr. Williams.
Sons "'ph, 1 have S gbed to Rest me" Verdi
Yr... ed.
Chorus, "The Stars that above are Shining"
Th Choir, teeter
Oed :gave the Queen.
Coeds:dor Kr. Chas. J. Newman.
AossapMrts: lila Price.
Yrs Hattie Smith.
Thaw will ba as Marvel of ten minutes be
twees the part.
CBANCHRY DIVISION.
.sash Vomit of Asteilkv.
This Ooert .vet at Godericb an Man -
day Chesmllor Boyd presiding. The
members of the B.r of the County wel-
comed his Lordship with the following
address.
To His Lordship the Honorable John Almon -
der Boyd. M. A. Chaaoellor of the High
Court of Justlw far Ostarle.
The members of the County of Huron
B.r (within yopreld circuit) dee,n it fit-
ting that upon thisyour first official visit,
they should expresoin some public man-
ner, their pleasure sit your appointment
to the high office of Chnnoellor,and their
belief that your promotion was not only
well merited from the leading position to
which you had by your ability and in-
dustry attained as Counsel, but was al-
so upon *very ground eminently satisfac-
tory both to the Bar and the Country.
We are familiar with your great abil-
ityand success as an advocate and counsel
wile at the B.r, and as your promotion
finds you still in the prime and viror of
life we look forward with peat plower.,
and with, we are assured, no vain hope
to a long and able discharge by you of
your highly important judicial duties ;
we had the pleasure upon the last simi-
lar ooes.ien here of o&ring our otn,grat-
olatass to your eminent psedeeessor in
office, the present Chief Jambe* of the
Court of Appeal, upon his promotion els
that office, we now no less heartily oon-
gratulate and welcome les. believing
that you will prove yourself no unwor-
thy suoosssor to that most able and re -
eared judge.
■w Lordship made a suit.biereply.
The following cases were tried.
Bootie" v. 800tmer-Action fur o.n-
structice et wilL Decree -lead to be
said and after payment or cosh, balance t
to lie paid into court, and $100 a year
to be paid trot to Mrs. Mace 800tmer
hell yearly. M. G. Cameros for plff;
Gerrow for deft.
Hreshanridge v. Ontario Lean & De-
benture Company. -An action for speci-
fie perfordnnee of an agreement made
by the defendants to convey 3. the plain-
tiff a fart in Colboree, and for damages
for delay isving poemion to the
*lade Jekes
rssa3 was given order -
lag spathe performance, Ind referring
it to the Moder to awes the damage
Isshteed by the pplaintid harrow and
Sem pl�totiff, McGee, of London,
fee dd..ff
Matheson v. Barker. - A. action to
esumpel the defendant, tiaefrhawon, sol-
icitor of £Iaardise, to account to the
widow and administrates: of the late
A�gen Metbsos, for the price of farm
esM y WPhereoo se trusties for Math-
eson ; sed the psoome& of which the
*Midi slimes the dotesdant McPher-
son sew aeoowebd for or paid over.
Judgment is *Mire favor for Mc-
Pherson to egmset. end reforest* to the
Mn/*r le tette the Inseet for
Doris ler dshatiant flarker,
=omen 1*. d.is dei i ttmerson
Weddell v. tlgerlhig.-Anion for no-
el massy lensed to the Ann of;;wiefOparling emferth. Donor-
ed
onneed with meta Gesvow
for deft.
Welsh v. bwedssd i.. 0o. --Action
(� reemery of is.mrka on poverty
de royedty
ire in Hr.mmels. DDssnmmw..
te be rebore-
d. Oerrwsmeren fox deRHowes vpT. obtain pow*-
vim of
dJudgment Mr deft.
r meta '^7 • for
pit
T'i is closed the teem before the
seer.
OUR TOWN FATHERS.
Report .r rrereedlage at the La.$ Neet-
int,
(kt. 31.
The Council met this evening the May-
or in the chair, Present -Reeve, 1st
and 2nd Deputy Reeves, and Council-
lors Bingham, Butler, Swanson, Sloan,
Nicholson and Jordan.
The Treasurer's statement was read,
showing
aneelpis since last meeting $313.9!.
xeendlturo $1.906,01.
Balance in Bank 8787,11.
Referred to Finance comr•.littee,
Street tnspectoii report, showing
amount of work done during put
month,wu referred t0 pal':ic works com-
mittee.
The r'"port of the sexton showed tho
r. ;tuber of interments during the month
t• have been 3 infants and 1 adult.
A communication was received frons
the Directors of Mechanics' Institute
for the usual grant of $100 and was re-
ferred to Finance committee.
A communication from W. H. Skim
mings with regard to drain on Stanley -at
was referred to Public Works commit-
tee.
The petition of Mrs. Hadden, for re-
mission of balance of taxes for 1881, was
granted.
The following petitions were referred
to the Finance committee : Mrs. Hil-
liard, Mrs. Burns, Wm. Henning, for
remission of taxes, and John Dunn for
reduction of taxes.
The petition of Mrs. Mary Ann Ames,
for relief, was referred to Relief commit-
tee.
A number of accounts were referred
to Finance committee.
• ;UNCI OOMM11Tnt.'s aapoaf.
1. That we have examined the bond
given by the collector for $10 000 with
the following sureties : Wm. Cox, Thos.
Dark, A. McD. Allan, and Semi. Pol-
lock, and have examined the same, and
authorized the clerk to band the roll to
the collator, that he might proceed with
the collection of tames. 2. We recom-
mend that the following accounts be
paid : Wm. Mitchell, relief, $5 ; Henry
Cluces, fire dept., 9160 ; John Yule,
sundries, $6.00 ; Star, printing, 98.37 ;
D. Ferguson, relief, 91.8 Report ad
opted.
CEMeI'getf oc.artrrUs'c 1LagO.T.
1. That they reoomin.od the pareb
from Mr. John Goodall of the fl.lIowi.g
tools for use in the Goderich cemetery :
Lawn mower, $850' pair of gesss and
pprurning,knives$9;fork an4)hos,$1-tout
$6160. 2. That we have appwseed W3..
Watt to be caretaker of the nnmot.ry
temporarily, and have ndver'tie d for •
psrsaneot caretaker, Mr. Watt tun be re-
tained at pleasure of the oommitnie, and
to relieve the same clary as Mr. Good
all ,waived.
Moved by Jordan, seconded by Owen -
son that the supply oomesittee ptomaine a
dark imitate for the night watohmaN.
Mowed by Campbell, s.00nded y
Bingham', that the cemetery committee
have power to repair the ceretahns
dwelling at the omeetery.
Commit then adjourned.
Mama Openfpg M WMteebarea.
Whiteeieroh is a rung village on the
line of railway midway between Wing
tum and Iw, in the township of
Kinloss. Our friends of the Methodist
Church of Canada have just completed a.
neat and substantial brick church, which
was dedicated last Sunday by the Rev.
John W.kei 3.d of your town.
Mr. Wakoaiddreachd morning and
evening, and the Rev. G. H. Cornish,
of W inghttm, in the afternoon, the build
ing being to the doors at each
service. •liveliest interest was t ru-
ing
; the Rev. Mr. Anderson, Pres-
byterian minister, and his people attend-
ingthe se.vism.eb entire day. On Mon-
day morning at 10 o'clock the Rev. Mr.
Andrews of Kincardine preached an ad-
mirable mnmon to nta, and guar-
dians, whit can hardly fail to bear good
fruit in yeses to come.
At 12 &dock a sumptuous dinner was
provided is the basement of the chureh
where turkeys, geese, duoks, fowls, anti
almost •vey lanmry were found in rich
protusion. Rom 3 &dock till 5 sea. spout
to listening to suitable addresses dative. -
ed by the Revd. Mora. Wakefield.
Cornish, T skey and Headers.
At 5 idea the tables were again
spread es liberally se over, and petrol
[gad by a .uicieot number to 81 the
entire bedding to repletion. Addresses
and mean were span the order till sass
the midnight hoar. Appeop.-
spmoh•a
were delivered by Rev. pp=
'(�•si•y ra farmer parer), Aeanew., Aa
denim, (n�� and Wakefield
The last gssllsrrsn found that
1960 were yet mammary to Blear off all
the ind�•mad earnestly masa-
voted to the pmpl. •het it
would be aegis' for them to rale the
as.wnt thew than at any futon haw sod
they'll they had given liberally before.
he 'Der s two boon' address Innouno•d
amid the joy of the people ltre •
deist wee provided for, and
that they slag the demister, pia soh was
ts�ws�beset* dime
of ail the services was
men of
egM to sl all ir, organised for Need3m, MOW
mien .bout thee* weeks ago. The chant
is an nrusment to the village and a
credit to as society whish erected it ,
while both paeitr, and people are to be
omgreinlMsi os its ereem eful ev.mplo
Nam -{CW.
Vr ighte not the Credit ♦a1My Irian
Tomato to tit Tboma.hsve lumped from
tee a het t" 20e .•wt
In the *nit of Geo. Rowe" .pin.[ the
C.srda Poodle Railway, for ,rsli-iers
prnseontto.n A vwrdiet •..a ,.t r r
the plaintiff for WAS