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The Huron Signal, 1882-12-22, Page 1THIRTY FI1RH YEAR. WHOLE NUMBER ,trio. f New Advsr$Memeass. For dale. --E. Campion. Rest Not. -Hallett R Co. $72 a Week. -True k Co. In Front. -.Abraham Smith. Hardware. --John A. Nolte.. Holiday Preeenu.-C. Crabb. Conundrum Solved. - 3. Boo' For Sale -- W 111 lam McCaig. Wise People. -Stinson & Co Terrier Lost. -John De•oon. Saw -Logs Wanted -John Suable. Lancaster Estate. -Seager tt liselea. sherti's Sale of lands.- R. gilik ms. Christmas and New Years. -J. W. em14b. To the Electors of Oodate:a-Samuel Platt To the Electors of Ooderi h -Morahan Smith. Erectors of St. Darid's It-ord.-John Scottie. Electors, of est. Andrew's Ward.-L'bas. !lager Electors of St David's Ward. -C. A. Humber. Dentistry. U NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN- •11.TIST.O nu andrest/tee,WestStreet a three deers bM ew Baak of Montreal. Oode- Joh 1711 ■ She People's Column. TERRIER LOST. -ON TUESDAY, Dec, 114. a Ugkt-colored terrier was loaf. Any person giving information leading to its recoverryy will be suitably rewarded by JOHN DEACON. 1370. r CASH WILL PURCHASE A t) Good Cutter. Apply at thin aloe. FOR SALE. Mr, . Nolan 06srs f0{ Dag 151 LQ Rigs ProPert7le.:te town of ouderu lot 177 'l east half of lot 1T5,and the wet half of lo( 115. There is • story and • halt frame boom r good repair, 12 roam and kitchen, good stows oetlar. hard and soft water. Terms asasqy. For further particulars apply to E. CAMPION, Solicitor. Goderich. 1070-3nt. FOR SALE, The dairying premises lonpsb►t of stabling 30 head of (tartlet and the business carried on for the past tw.D*j-Ave yeas by es, will be sold on reasonable terms. ea I have deter- mined etermined to emigrate to Dakota when • num- ber ot my relative now reeidie. The husi- ne.e is a large one. and Is the hands of • pushing person. will prove timetable. 18713t WILLIAM i0. AIG. Milkman. 1 ANCASTER ESTATE. J -- Offers to ppnrehae the twe Moat brick res- idenoe on IJght House muck tidarioh. and also the IN ry property oa Let street be- longing to this estate. will be received for ten clays from date, after which time the pro- perty will be withdrawn. as the representa- tires of the estate are about returning to Eng- land. Apply to ttEAGER te MORTON. Bar- rUters, Goderich. °alerteh. December $Jth, 131X.'. VOTICE TO DEBTORS --NOTICE IS hereby given that all parties indebted to the underafgaeI by note or bock account are requested to settle the saute at ooce and there- by save an enforced osllection. 1 mean busi- ness. ABRAHAM SMITH. 1892- HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND 76. corner of Victoria and East atreta, in he towu of Goderich, for sale cheap, or will be zchanged for farm p: ,,arty. For particulars pply to Jas. Smartt. Architect. ogioe Crabb'e Block or J. C. CURRIE. auctioneer. GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1882. 8trayeb Animate. • NEWS ABOUT HOME. (`U Ms ON THE PREMISES OF et{ ber, about We 710th of November Sve of cattle Doe seer old. The owner le ran d to prove Dropart MA TON. , and tri a away. rope UALTON lot 12. n Lake Range, Aandeld. 15e0 -4t. STRAYED FROM THE PREM- iSES of the subscriber, lot e, con. 6, E. D. Colborne about the middle of September • Mow and halter coming two years old, the Is white. Any portion shins inforasa- to their recovery will be reward - owner. JAMES JUWLEI- 111541. "A chiefs omens ye. table' Dotal, Aa' faith he'll preut 1t." QTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES ot subscriber. lot 10, con. 4, Guderich township, two yearlings tone heifer and a steers, the heifer heing red with • white spot un face and the suer being of a light roan oolort. Anyinformatilead1ng to their recover wll on be suitably rewarded bJJ the owner, W. 11. HISCHA. 1J tt. STRAY BULL -STRAYED FROM the premises of the subscriber, lot 6, Iat 00a. Ashpe/d, about the beginning of Novem- ber, a red bull. twining two years old. with rather heavy horns. Any information leading to his recovery will be suitably rewarded. THOMAS GRAHAM. 1.819-2t. Shepperdton, P.O. CAME ON THE PREMISES OF Subsartber about the 5th of December. A young cow, Durham grey color. with short tad. The owner is requested to prove proper- ty,pa charges and take it awey. CHAS. B AKE. lot 192 Huron Road. STRAYED, - CAME ON THE premise of the subscriber. lot 7. Lake toad weal. alma the beginning of August a two year old heifer, dark red head and shoul- ders, bedy grey with red &pais, and bole to rtgkt ear. The owner le requested is prove property, pay expenses and take the as+ya: .Kl'ON, l -rt. - Dunlop. P.O. CkTTLE ASTRAY. - CAME ON the premises of the subscriber or or about the 1st October, 1352, one steer nearly intends opening out at Porten' Hill. We black, one spotted steer, one spotted heifer, wish him success. all Doming two years old. Ownerppeeis requested e�prove prope:ty, 57JOiiei a s, an take Misa"Fannie 1\'illianos Inas icturii«,i way. from London, to spend the Xuh.ts tr- IIiAds. 6t, > elms, I Catton at home. TOWN ?O1105. O. C. Robertson. East -.t. is giv tug wreak bar- gains Mall kinds of Christmas goods. Beau- tiful oil chromo pictnrcs trained in walnut alae 22 z 30 for $i. (tech. I now have my nert store formerly occupied by Mr. Campbell. tWed with • variety of stoves which 1 shall sell cheap for Dash. Just revolved a oar load of oe.-G. N. DAvm. 11 yott want your friends to thoroughly_ 1117- omelet. you when you make your New ears call, bring • series of photos by Sallow'e with you, and place • lUNllke picture of yourself in each of their albums, "One of the attest photographs 1 ever saw," was the remark made with reference to a pic- ture lately turned out at Johnston's Gallery. The same remark would also apply admirably, to some very else frame jurat received, at the Arlt prise gallery. Otto. B. Robson. Manager Isn't this "January thaw" a little "too previous "1 Mr. Samuel Papst has returned from Michigan, U. 8. Mr. R. Rich, who has been -at Quebec, for several months, has returned. Mr. John McGillivray who has been very ill of fever is progressing favorably. Mr. and Mn. Ramsay, of Detroit, are visiting their sitser, Mrs.D. A. Fraser. MisaMCMahou will sever her connec- tion with St. David's Wand school to -day. Capt. Albert Sheppard has returned home atter his seasons sailing on the lakes. Mia M. Watson, daughter of Mr. Alex. Wataun, florist, has been ill fur some time. MCGILLICUDDY BROg. PUBLISHER/ $LSO A YEAR IN ADVANCE. The tender of Mr. James Lurie, for The county and public accounts will su plying the periodicals to the Meehan- be audited at the uttice of the Clerk .of i e Institute for 1883, was accepted by the Peace on the 3rd of Jan., at 2 p. n.. the Directors. w The Clinton ..1",u• Er,t says • "One Mr. Frank Laxresce, tat (lodertch, day last week a young nun from town District Deputy, will install the newly left for Goderich on purpose to see his elected officers of the Clinton lodge of adored one ; it appears he got blockaded Oddfelluws, on Tuesday after ne zt. ani had to call at a farm house and stay The selectors of jurors for 1883 for the three days ; on his arrival back the boys county of Huron, will meet for the have been running on him pretty stiff." transaction of business at the Clerk of CHRISTMAt CAKE/I.-The time of the the Peace's office at 2 p. m. on Jan. 29. festive Christmas -Cake is at hand. Mr. Last week the stages between (lode- J. W Smith, of the Kingston Street rich and Lucknow and Goderich and Bakery, has our thanks fol a choice Kincardine had a hard time getting specimen of toothsome o theted wiehfruit cake, ele- through on sevens! occasions "Jim" in ic•inq. Mr. Smith is a tint -cls Mullen says "uta a hard bit of roaddown. baker, ie full of who and makes it his about the Nile, when a blizzard comes buaiasa to satisfy his customers. A O°' viait to his shop during the next few A nut social in aid of the poor of the days will be in the interests of all con - town will be held in the basement of corned in choice Christmas confection - the North Street Methodist church to- cry. night (Friday). The bill of fare con - sub of various kinds of nuts. A good Our friends will oblige us by sending programme of literary, vocal and instru- in a list of visitors in town during the mental music. Admission 15 cents. holidays. and also any items of a local Mr. R. S. Miller is canvassing the nature which they think will add to the townships for new subscribers to TiHinterest of the paper. The' ubiquity of SIGNAL. Any perion who now borrows the news reporter is proverbial, but we this paper can get a receipt for a year by cannot get all the news unaided. As paying Mr. Miller the subscription price the old Scotch elder said, when reproved of the paper. Our circulation is con- fur not attendingpn}•ar •meeting when tinually increasing. he had already been devoting his time to other church work : "I'm no ampheebi- We regret to announce the death of ous, ye ken ; I canna be in twa places at Ruth, the youngest dauvhter of Mr. Geo. once." Send of news, and we will put Cox of this paper, who fell asleep on it into shape for'puhlication. Saturday morning last at the early ageuf 1'aa RIGHT YJ .o L. --Ufteutlmes it 18 years She was a young lady much happens that a person's mind, may get esteemed for ba quiet deportment and contused as to the right place to go for a specific article 9griee of article* and one would feel obliged to a friend who would indicate where the best value for the money could be had. It is to fill a need ot that kind that this item is writ- ten. At Christina. time it is customary to purchase choice liquors for :ulinary and other purposes, and if any of our friends wuuld like to know where the best quality of wines, bandy, whiskey, gin, ale or porter can be obtained, W. L Horton's, corner of South st. and Square is the spot. ad. QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICT..-Tho fol- lowing paragraph from an eichange 'might apply here, for parties have sat at the Council Board who had not the nec• awry property qualification, and con- sequently the acts of such council were illegal, though no one cared to take any action in the matter. "The law requir- ing candidates fur municipal offices to bo possessed of property qualification ac- cording to the office to whiehthey aspire,' over and above all incumbrances, should not be allowed to remain a dead letter upon the statute books. Now that the municipal elections are once more ap- proaching it would be well to organize a citizens'comnsittee,irrespective of politics, to scrutinize the Qualifications of candi- dates and notify any who fail to come up to the standard required by the etatute, that in the event of their offering at the polls steps will be taken to void their election. WILL REMIT S oN.-tiheeritw words, these, says the Cincinnati Sofro -fay Night. The editor sits in the sanctum ; he has$92.83 to pay to -day, and hegatti- ered together $2.83, and he needs but $99 more. Letter after letter is opened, and he finds a wonderful unaninnity of sentiment on the part of his debtors -a kindly feeling, a disposition to remit soon. Any wonder that the unbidden tears of gratitude well up, that his heart is softened, his soul lifted up, as he considers this uniform kindness 1 Yes, they will remit soon, and the next time the editor duns then. they will remit soon, and if he tackles them again they will retnit soon. These fellows who say they will remit apparently have a con- fused notion as to the escaping of the word, undefined idea that settles it. We want • man to say he will pay, or settle, or whack up, or come to time, and then we feel that we have some show ofrealiz- ing ; but experience has taught us that tr, depend upon the average rent man is : "Dropping buekeu Into empty well., And growing old In drawing nothing up. SOCIAL AND LIG/TURK-There wan a ver'}/good attendance at Knox Church socal and lecture in aid of the S. S. fund on Tuesday eveniug last. Rev. Dr. fire presided in his own happy fash- ion, and after refreshments had been served, he called upon the superinten- dent to read the report. This showed that the average attendance during the year was 242, not including the flourish- ing bible elms of young men and young women taught in the main body of the church during the school hour. The attendance of the entire school ranges from 275 10 333. The lecture by Rev. John Wakefield was a treat. 1n an in- formal manner, but in a way full ,of in- terest, he described • t days run through Belgium. in rmacinatios he ear- ned his audience with him minim the Berman Ocean, up the Scheldt, steppe gentleness of heart. Her funeral on Mr. Horace Newton late of the Square• Monday afternoon was very largely at- STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES of the subscriber, about the middle of October, • large steer. marked at that time between the pin bone and rump, the hair be- ing cut u two places. Any information lead - Ing to its reoovery will be suitably rewarded. ROBERT McLEAN. butcher. Goderich. STRAYED. -CAME ON THE PREM- ISES of the subecribtr, lot 21, con. 2, Weds Wawanosh, about the 4th of October. a two-year-old heifer. The owner Is request- ed to prove property pay ez enses and take the animal away„ A. ROSE, 1507il. Auburn. 1'. O. Nov. 30, 1882. FOR SALE. -THAT DESIRABLE residence. corner Brittania road and Mc- Donald street opposite the High School, with two lots. The house is In good repair with carriage hoose and stable and other out buildings. Tho garden Is well stocked with fruit trees, grape vines, shrubery, &a. R. H. 1OZZIINS. For terms apply to Davison .t Johnston, Barristers NOTICE. Sealed tenders will he receives; by the un- dersigned until Saturday. the Mrd Deoember nett. for the following Gaol supplies, for the ensuing year, to be delivered at the Gaol as re- quired. vis : 100 cords of green wood, broad. beef, oatmeal, barley. potatoes, onions, masa- Sea oles-Ses, candles, soap. eoaloil, lampglasses, lamp - wicks. pails, brooms, sorubbing brushes, stovebrushes, and etovebleckbg. Security will be required fpr the completion of tho con- t ract. PETER ADAMSON,County Clerk. Loans dna insurance. MONEY. -PRIVATE FUNDS TO lend on easy teens in sums to suit bor- rowers. ALEX. McD ALLAN. Goderich. Nov, 17th 1361 1813 -Int. iX500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO CAMERON, HOLT [t CAMERON. Godo- fah. 1730. fa75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES - 411, S - 9�YP TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L. DOYLE, Goderich. 1751 Q50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND 'UV on good Farm or first-class Town Property •t 8 per Dent. AWAY to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751 1TOTICE Tt) DEBTORS. -ALL AC - .1 -1 counts due Lewis J. Treble must be paid at once, as 1 intend doing a strictly cash business. Eight per amt per annum will be charged on all overdue accounts Cash cus- tomers eau get good hone -doing a•od general blaok.mithing done at ,favorable terms b giving me a call. Stand near the gaol. L. 3. TRERLE. 1357, MISS NETTIE SEEGMILLER, .iV Having� completed her studies in music under Prof. Si pi of London, and having re- ceived s certificate. is now prepared to re- ceive • limited number of pupils for Plano Instruction. Mime Seegmiller is also prepared to take orders for Crayon Portraits. Saustac- tloa in every case guaranteed. Residence. corner Cambria Road and Newgate Street. ATONEY TO LEND IN ANY Ill amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 64per cent. Private funds. Apply to Seams and MORTON. Oodertoh. MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE amount of Private Funds for investment it lowest retro on first-class Mortgages. Apply to OARROW is PROUDFOOT. TOAKS FP.EE OF CHARGE. - I Money to lend at lowest rates, free 'of any ooeu or charges. SEAOER & MORTON. opppoossite Colborne Hotel. (loderich. 23rd March 1381. 1779. GPER CEN P. -TIE CANADA landed Credit Company is prepared to lend money on good Farm security, at six per cent Full particulars given upon application to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent, Goderich. 1783,, x20,090 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND on Farm and Town Property at lowest In- terest. Mdrtgoges purchased. no Commission charged. Conveyancing Fees reasonable. N. B. -Borrowers can obtain mine in oneday H title Is satisfactory. DAVISON est JOAN 9TON. Berrleters. De.. Goderich. 1751 Mia Maggie Wilkinson who has hoen in Toronto for some time, returned on Wednesday last. Mr. Tom Dancy, jr., who has been "plowing the raging twin" during the summer, is wintering in town. Do not forget the Christmas Bust W be held in the M. E. church this even- ing. Admission lbc.; children bc. On Monday last John Brohmann, of the Maitland House, was fined $20 and costs for selling liquor on Sunday. Mr. Fred. Macdonald, who has been spending a term at Trinity College, Tor- onto, has returned home fou the holi- days. t Mr. John Doyle, son of Mr. James Doyle, express man, has retired from a seafaring life and is in the R. R. employ, Bay City. RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE, . Lite and Accident insurance Agent. Rfpresenttng first-class Companies. Aleo agent for the CANADA LIVE STOOK INSURANCE Co. Money to lend nn Mortgage. either in Town m Farm Property, in any way to suit the borrow- er. Offoe-4upetairs) Ray's block Ondericb. FOR BALE OR T() RENT -THAT Valuable Property known as the Shop partial Store gad ppeosstt Otho.. with quarter of w eel, eti l•at, Y sewed for sale or to rent. Meek le Meso all mew and fresh this year. The ereeeeMer hog ether huslaess which will re- �m Also the went halt of ifs I sss. D.AAnklet&:�� ��1.$agldMm; Iwr�t�eewe peel,• gmNottiaY le dMI acres ani all Ole Mae helms. The let w*les ^ - HAAYW SbelpaaVer 6tna P.O. tealan ddeess : T. H r eaical. 17 C. M.. Physician. Margeoe, Ameacheur, elte. Moe reebleiess, Moto street, Au - IAN. SURGEON, Ortamite of Tor onto Later tato ef the Royal Col - =Me WP.my. Hotel. Hamilton stree/ake- A great number of persona, from Sea - forth and other towns, came toattendthe religious services in the Gaelic Church on Sunday last. Capt. McLeod, who left some timeago for southern California, for the benefit of his health, writes hdn.e, that he has un- proved very much. The wreck of the schooner Malta which went ashore at Bayfit.ld ens sold to Mr. Lee, of Goderich, for the sun of $500, on Tuesday of last week. Mr. James Cox, Goderich Tp, has been quite ill at the residence of his son-in-law Mr. Geo. Campbell. Stanley St., but re- covered sufficiently to be taken home. HYMENEAL.- We offer our co ueratula- tions to Mr, and Mrs. Richard Miller, who were married on the 19th inst. They are at present the guest of Capt. J. li Milltr. Rev. Jeffrey Hill's lecture in St. George's church school room on Thurs- day evening butt was accounted a very entertaining and able effort by those who heard it. Our issue of last week has ruts out, and we would be obliged to any of our subscribers who will return us a copy of THE SIGNAL of that issue, needed for office purposes. tents;". The Lindsay Pug and Woodstock ,Sinal-Reriew have each issued a handsome Cbristmas number. Both of thew papers are a credit to the towns in which they are published, and the "get up" of the Christmas numbers bespeak brains, push and enterprise. Mr, John A. Cox, of Chicago, son of Mr. Geo. Cox of this office, was on the train which collided with a snow plow near Hen•all on Thursday last. He was slightly cut about the head and face, and arrived home after • long cutter drive through heavy snow drifts bearing as • sign of his accident a number of pieces of sticking plaster on his face. THE FISE Jt'EILEE Siltonaa.-Thu ex- cellent company of professional singers will give one of their entertainments in the North street Methodist church next Thursday evening, Dec. 28th. The Fiske stagers are world-renowned, and we have every reaum to believe that a large - audience will greet them when they appear. Don't forget the date fixed for their appearance is the 28th, and the place is the North street Metho- dist church. CHRISTMAS CANTATA. - On Sunday evening (Christmas Eve) the Christmas cantata " Immanuel " will bo given in the North Street Methodist church. This' consists of anthems by the choir relating to the prophecy regarding the advent of the Saviour, , together with suitable recitatione of scripture, and a short sermon by Rev. Mr. Cousins, of Brussels. I'he cantata is by that well- known composer, Doane. BURST HER FLUER.-On Tuesday, the early morning train on the Trunk left Godorich in time, and passengets waiting at Clinton station wondered why the train did not arrive here, at 6.10, as no tidings could be got of ikuntil 8.30, when Conductor McKnight walked into the building and informed them that his en- gine had bunt her flues near Holmeaville and was not able to move, ho having left hit passengers and walked in. The pas- sengers had to Wait until 9 o'clock, when Conductor Crawford's train brought them down. CH.t\uE of B'Uareess. -As will be seen by advertisement the business forntbrly carried on by Mr. G. H. Parasols has been pnrchtsed by Mr. John A. Naftel Mr. E. Honker, late of Brandon, left at a low rate on the dollar. Thiswillena- Goderichon Monday last taking with hlo Mr. Naftel to give his customers him to his new home his daughter the benefit of a reduction i.. prices on Nellie and Mn. Matheson his mother- all goods now in store. The business legal. in-law by his tint marriage. will be under the management of Mr. John Payne, an experienced hardware - mar., and we bespeak for Mr. Naftol a fair share of patronage in the hardware lint.N CRraTMA' Sgnvrcie. --- The evening service in Knox Church on Sunday next Mr. Philip Holt, of the firm of Creme- (Christmas Eve will ben peculiarly in - nm, Holt & Cameron, presided at the teresting one. It will be especially for Seaforth Division Court on Saturday children, although both young and old last, in the absence of Judge Toms, who• will find it pleasing and instructive, was engaged at the Quarter tsesalons. Christmas 53 inns will he sung by the The Masonic bodies of the town in- children, and brief addresses bearing D tend celebrating the festival of 8t. ,John upon the birth of the Holy Child will D. L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A ND with their annual supper and Monty b'' given loy the pastors of the church Attorney. Solicitor in Ckancery. Re., entertainment in the Albion H„tel, on and the superintendent. With so sweet Go doMcb Ont. 1751. a theme. the Mrvwe Withcannot fell to lie - -- - -- - - - the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 27th. I, EA(fER n< MORTON, B A R R I S• I l tinelit and interesting. C. UATi$S, g')LJUIro)R tea, Jai ()Mos corner of the square and West stret, Goderich,over Rntler's bookstore. money to lent at lowest rates of interest ZWIS k LIMPS, BARRISTERS, °Moe in the Court House. Gesierich. 1820. 1-11EL McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, STIR - Reese Wasik second door wire% ofiles"issia RMITIIRS. Attorneys. Solicitors. etc Gavotte. J. T. °arrow, W. Prommoet. 176 GErrrwn MORE POPULAR. -The Fisk Jubilee Singers gave a concert in Paris on Tuesday evening last, when over 200 were turned away, unable to get in'o the hall. Secure your seats early. l hrtMmas Van tattle Mew. The Christmas fat cattle show, held on the Goderich market on Wednesday last, was one of the beat ever held here. The display in every class was unusually large, and the quality of the exhibits was very tine. An excellent fat cow was shown by Mr. Robt, McLean, which was raised and fatted by Registrar Dickson on his gold medal farm in Tuckersniith. A fat steer raised by Mr. Aiex. Broad foot, of Tuokerseath, was also shown by Mr. McLean, together with a hog raised by Mr. Willett Potter of Colborne. Messrs Sprung,Govier, Fear and others also exhibited together with Mean. W. McLean and S. Andrews. Mr. Fear claimed that the judges tuade an error 1n affixing a wren* card on a ver; tine turkey shown by him, but with this ex ception the awards seethed to give gene- ral satisfaction. It was recommended to the dtrectora that an arrangement be come to so that the fat cattle faire at Christmas time be 'held on the same day by all the agricul tural societies throughout the county, so that exhibitors be hindered from mak- ing a tour with the same exhibits to the different fain. The following is the PRIZE LIST. Fat Steer--lst Win. McLean, 2.1 R. McLean, 3d Wm. McLean. Sheep 1st S. Andrews, 2d and 3rd W. McLean. Fat Heifer -3d S. Andrews. Fat Cow -1st Robt. McLean, 2d S. Andrews. Turkeys -John Govier 1st and 2d, 3d Thoa. Fear, ilog7lst S. Andrews, 2d Jahn Go - vier, 3d Robt. McLean. Goose -1st P. Carroll, 2d Thos. Fear, 3d Albert Philip; 4phn Govier, 2d Win. Swaffield, 3d Thos. Fear. Ducks -Thos. Fear 1st and 2d, Albert Philips 3d. Crook of Butter -Lt John Govier, 2d Wm. Swaffield, 3d John (levier. Table Butter -1st Jas. O. Stewart, 2d and 3d John Govier. *chisel Beard. Adjourned sheeting on last Monday night. Present, Chairman Crabb, and Cat,telon, Ferguson, Ball, Butler and Swanson. After some objection by Mr. Swanson, the minute+ were declared correct. Communication from Jessie McKen zie, Stratford. In answer to inquiry of Clerk, she 'listed that she had 2nd cleat professional certificate and enclos- ed testimonials. Also from same, accepting appoint- ment as principal in St. David's Ward school, Miss McMahon retiring. SIO:QAL account for $1 ordered to he paid ; and statement that Star account for printing examination papers, $4.40, as per tender, had been paid. Butler produced estimate of wood re- quired fur the ensuing year. 100 cords will he wanted, and the Clerk was au- thorized to advertise for tenders for supply of sante. Ferguson inquired into the nature of Principal Miller's application. The chairman explained that as the County and Government grant to the Model School had been increased $100, Mr. Miller askedto have that additions.' amount voted to him. His salary has been $200. Ferguson said there were extra duties imposed on Mr. Miller, and he should receive the extra grant. Mr. Miller explained the extra duties; he had to teach 13 weeks in the year as against 8 formerly; had to deliver four lectures of one hour each, in each week of those 13. The time required to get up these lectures would be much greater than in delivery, so that he thought for the time devoted to Model School busi- note, the whole grant of $300 was not too much. Moreover, he claimed tho additional $100 as his by right. ,.The town was getting book $105 thin year from pupils attending the Model School. Swanson was opposedtoModel Schools as expensive without practical results. Ferguson moved that Principal Miller receive the extra grant of $190, for the extra services imposed on hint as Model School teacher. For want of a seconder it was not voted on. xn)INATInv.+. Swanson moved, moon by Butler, that nominations for trustees take place in Central School, and that the Clerk be Returning office. If poll is demanded, D. Gordon's shop be the polling place for 8t. George's, and the Ward schools in the other three wards. Returning officers to be same as for municipal elec- tions. and remuneration same. -Carried. Adjourned. and Wineass.. .1 mong the names of the ladies Sun* (simnel! rainy On RA Every at Antwerp, haltini before the gran C. Rawer Jr., Goderieb. 1. A. Morton. Wlog ing the chorus if the Winnipeg Oratorio ham. It'll. society wo nheorve that of mre. Ft. miliablished local new=r receives sub- paintings of Flattens and Vandyse, and f I h. h slowing these mastespiecea Itis to Kew - eels. with ite mentense lace iatioriest, its Imam public mszket, and then to the Gehl of Waterloo, the wens of that great- est of modern battles, where the Brit ish arms molested by the Oernian allies crushed forever 'he pewee ef Napoleon. The lecturer spoke for In hour, -but st the close the anthems* seemed as fresh as when the speaker began. A quartette led by Kr. 0. R Rnlison furntehed some choice mimic during the evening. Solos were nicely rendered by Mimes Smeeth, alle °LAMM IN, HOLT & CAMERON, Hisik. foretell), of Gioderich. There aro I the publishers, ben whisk the New York 1..../ ilserteterri,___Settettors in Choweirry. Rik several m tactical ladies and gentlemen r,..,. wady .066.4 . /ono., A c,,,3nd; per'''. Haott 'idyl.= larneyoa. II. 4017=1141; I . frees Goderich in Winnipeg. wholet al* seserehent el die @Sy who hes Metiers, Wingtham. NM. We ai• sorry t• chronicle the death of hpeorne rich as Ho eggikeaws *aye, that I-N.--S-UR.A--NC-E-CARD.-- ---- Mies Maud, rieita.mi eldeat daughter iif when he sells a bat ef good.' on credit, ,,,,r siitesmesi townsman Mr. T. Wealh- he immediately ersieserthes for the lecol mid. Although ailing for some time, ' paper of his debtor. So long as hie cue- 1111RITIMK A148. COIN Townie -re -Establish. MD liggieets results were feared mita the i tomer advertises liberally arid vigorously ice eteillen atteek the day previous to her be rested, hot es fools as ho began en H AR • of lista:vont. Conn i fiervimse will he held inSt. Peter's' and ' the fact as evidence that there was St Geortrae Chu-Th.4 on Christens& trouble ahead, and invariably went f, r tnu'vrgank. Leeinsow. item to matinees* CX tratt-rott. day. The Mamma at St Peter's' will Ds thn debtor. Said he : The nine is I anti .1. Fergu.iti, and Mr. Mmery tv,ah. ty. Guam Rim:1;4m &morel Maas (low) immediately after, too poor to do slimes.- - The with- ed the vocalisti on the organ. Oyer $50 lgos Fleck. 1101. twir ter the a% Grand masa am 6,30 a. pt. toa poor to snake lit hum/less known, is well. Kies Nettiefisegmiller seemnpani- Laltli SOLO, -W Cis* has a .Id the lot he a short time ago nurchased of Mr. Paieley, oonsistingof the wen part of lot 30. Illth eon., of Goderieh township, 40 mew. to mr. sq. Kelley. of Clinton, for the sum of $3,100. ITIP..0•14 C,OUP1,44/41. to bean en gest-el/um security, rom and High Mass at the usual hour drawal of an advertisement is setilessee wets taken in at the door and the amount On Tenaltay the loth Ins/ Mand Nt floe," Nines aartilliThannon eraidesee near the e sell per Cent. --Chttryreth moderate. 001 newtor," e lin .1* V,A,./ I r• Haim_ OR ACK IIARWIN o.„Ln Sit.ndays, 1.07.10 s. re Vesper. end i of weaknewe that businees twee ars sot cleared hy ths Rinybkv echwot win 1,, i" Mug la tioderirh. on the DM . Coe wife of Ube*. Payne of • Alatsghte, Sasso Miller. 0.T. R. engineer. of a son. Oft thelleth hut. at the rasIdeftee et the Wrb.liteletmrd minor t• mete ATM* !talk nid. both et Oetterielt Tewaelity. MIX Ruth turista, yeengeet eisatibter •• Mr. George rex, hoed le year.