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THE it URati SIG$AL, FitIAY. JAN. 11. 1884.
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Farb 6.rLi.-ltlward Mlrasksn has I J*a*Y
Ui.
bought the half of lot tl ..lathe $416 eon- I It raised um three days during the
erosion front Robert Kerv, jr., for $21, • month, Mmnila of rainfall 3 6 cubic in
Yak 1t snowed on 2b Jays dung the
..s..dtt.t.tl menses Mr she gam 111111.
$hODpardtea.
mouth, amount of snowfall 141
Greatest velocity of wind on the 31si1
during j4 h.•ur. 1300, miles equal to 144
AMLAP os TMs. I'uasta 1,?t'1'stroa.- miles per hour, wind 8. W. with snow
Here is ant interesting item for May weed Aurae all day.
and those who resole in his clachim. Coldest day the 2701, at 4 a.m. 7" be -
A few days before Christ inn Capt. Alex.
ie killed and dreamed two pggken,
brought down the soales it 498.
ugh these a,.iinals were a month
r than those recorded by the
Jou, they weighed 64 lbs. heavier.
lant captain with two assistants
ilial job neatly in the quick time of
17 'nate& Score one for Sheppardton.
A tramp was among the New Year
callers at this point. He was poorly
clad, and atter being well fed was soot
on to the *:ono house in Goderich. The
pour house idea has insuy supporters
among the farm ors
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Il+eoemberj22d, 1883.
The council met at Finlay's school
Louse. The members all present. The
minutes of last mooting were read and
signed. Communications were received
and read from the Canada Land Law
Amendment Association and from the
president of the 1Yomeu's suffrage As-
sociation. It was moved and seconded,
that the following amounts be paid . -
J. W. Graham, gravelling, ditching and
losing, ditches on the -Ur -"mann hill,
$124; removing extra dirt out of ditches
.n said hill, $8; Wm. Harris, lumber,
$1.84: H. McGinty, repairingegg/'ert on
D. L. con. 11, $2; A. Reid, 76 rods ditch
on Harris' hill north of river, $15.20;
do 28 rods box drain, 104.12; do 30 nods
ditch on 8. L 6 and 7, con. 2,75c; T.
Culbert, ditching and busing un S. L
3 and 4, con. 6, $5; 8. Stothers, 20 rods
wire fence, $6; B. Graham, 41 rods do,
$12.30; T Grah: m, 87 rods wire fence,
$26.10; U. Burrows, ar., 52 rods_ do.,
315.60; J. McCaig, repairs on Dungan•
non hill and bndge, $10; W. McArthur,
stationery, $5.12: J. Bryan, 2 do orders
on treasurer and 25 nomination bills,
$2.50; T Lawrence road scraper, $6 .25;
low zero.
Coruna lunar on the night of the 18th.
Frost ons 99 uu1ghta. No. of clear
nights 6. No. of ddy nights 2b.
Prevailing winds 8. W. to N. W.
Frost us 8 nights. No. orf dear Mill►'•
12. No. of dated, Malin; 19.
Prevailing wiada If. E t. N. W.
It caused on 13 days, amount of rain-
fall 26 c. i. (lreat'st rainfall during 84
hours onthe dlet6.5e. 1.
It *unwed us 9 dojo, amount of snow-
fall 4 inches. Had ahowen un the lat.
First scow ut the season on the 9d
Grwgitast vtsloaity of wind daring 34
bourses the 1st 1843 miles, wind N.W.,
equal to 814 stiles per hour.
Heavy squall on Sunday, 18th, at 5
P m., wind for 2 hours averaged 66 mile*
per hour, wind 8. W.
Frog un 12 night*. No. of 01152
nigbta 7. -No. of cloudy nights 20. No.
of hazy nights 3.
Prevailing winds S. to S. W.
raweraay.
1t rained on 4 days, amount of rainfall
14 cubic inches.
It snowed o0 17 day, amount of snow-
fall 29f inches. Greatest snowfall on
the 2d ; began to snow at 10 a.a, con-
ed snowing uu the 'Bursting of the 3rd,
amount of snowfall 9 inches.
Coldest day during the munch un the
10th at 4 a.m. 8' below seer, wind being
8. E., light, weather cloudy.
Greatest velocity of wind on the 26th
during 24 hours 803 miles or 37f utiles
per hour, wind N. with snow flurries.
Frost un '24 nights. Thunder and
lightning un the 16th. Corona lunar on
the night of the 13th. Crows heard on
the 13th No, of clear nights 12. No.
ut cloody nights 15. Noof hazy bights
1. Keary fog on the afternoon of the
16th.
Prevailing winds 8. W. to W.
pr*sca.
.3t-esesrsiw-119 days, amount of ant tor -
fall 34f inehsa was no rainfall
at this etatios.': snowfall dur-
ingt 24 hours on the 23rd 74 itches.
Greatest velocity of wind dunng 24
hours on the 18th, wind N. E. snowing
all day, 801 miles or 331 miles per hour.
Solar halo at 1 p.m. of tbs 17th; Aurc-
rs Borealis on the nigbta of the Atli,
27th and 28th. Robins seen on the 8th.
Lightning on the 14th. Sleighing
done on the 30th.
Frost on 28 nights. Nu. of char
nights 14. Cloudy nights 17.
Prevailing winds 8. to N. F.
Aran..
It rained on 7 days during the month,
It -Haynes Lanka -. - ands for cul amount ors
f 'n.rall 13.6 cubic laches.
vert 043 con.p 3, $2.84; I4°Aa.: 133 it snowed um 7 days, amount of auuw-
rods wire fence, $39.90; 8. Pentland, fell 3j inches.
grt • 1, $1.60; F. Scott, undardrain 11 1 f:rsatesZ velocity of wind on the 13th,
war , $10; R. Tiffin, gravel, $5; J. Mur- during 24 hours, wind s;. 798 utiles
dock, gravel, $13; J. Hoeyy, grarellinsg
or 33 miles per
hour
on btwndsry Ashfield and Kinloss, 313; I Thunder and lightning un the 15th and
D, Webster, inspector, $1.50; D. Den -
inn, culvert S. R. 3 and 4, con. 10, $7;
John F. Andrew, 77 rods wire fence,
$23.10; E. Andrew, 27 rods do on 12
con , $8.10; J. Latenby, deg tax $1; W.
J. Mall. do $1; W. Harper, do $1, John
Robison, db, 11; C. O'Connor, do, $1;
P. Lung, du, $1; J. Jamieson, Mute
labor, $5.25; J Grates, do, $3.75; Jas.
Lane, do, $9.75; D. M. Buchanan, do,
$3; D. Msttheaun, do, $1.50; R. Mc-
Kay, do, G. Snell; reparing scraper, $2;
Darrow & Proudfoot, $7; W. McBride,
wire fene3, $4.80; J. Malta Ty, lumber,
$L24; J. Daltnn, balance fur gravelling,
$3; W. McMillin, underdraiu cn north
st., $11; J. Rockier, new -Culvert on
Cowan's creek 8. L. 9 sod10, $35; Jas.
Sinnot, new culvert and covering culvert
S. L. 6 and 7, W. D., $19; D. McKen-
zie, new culvert Steward's creek L R.
$G; ala repairing culvert eon. 12, L. R.,
$3; also new cuh•4rt con. 12, $1.20; D.
McNeer, ditching on L. Its, 60 rods,
81.15; M. McDonald, repairing cplvert
S. R., $1; A. Long, uadeudrain con, 12,
$4.37; also repairing hill at Grant's milt,+
$10; D. Farrich, 13} rods wit''*•{�fence,
$4.05; J. Bennot, job on boundrsi► hill,
$15.d J Hawkins, repairing culvert,
Port Albort, 17; J. Crozier, clearing
drift wood, $2; R. Finevan, planking
two bridges, con. 6 and 7, $47.96; Jas.
McKenzie, job at nine mile river,
9 and 10, filling stone, $2; R. Hamilton;
rebuilding bridge at 18 frill. river $50;
J. Cooke, postage, &c., $8.04; Richard
Jewett, plank, $9.69. Moved by Mr.
Meldurclseconded by Mr. Clare, that
Mrs. McRae be granted $10 as charity;
Mrs. Martin, do$10; Mrs. Lacy, $6;
Margaret and lime Maguire, do $10;
also that the taxes of the following per•
sons be remitted, namely lease Ashley
and widow Hogan. Moved by Mr.
Whitley, seconded by Mr. Griffin, that
the reeve and clerk sign • petition to the
Dt,minion Government for the improve-
ment of Port Albert harbor. The coun-
cil then adjourned.
,lonN Cooler. clerk.
FIRS DRILL.
rear ..scar Childers March owl of a
Morning Malldlas.
Toaorroogy�pp. .lt -.About 3-30 this
afternoon, natio 400 obildren in the
Hope street school were engaged *1 their
lessons, fire broke out in the basement,
and in a few minutes the whole building
was filled with smoke. Mr. Gill, need
master, was notified and immediately
gave the usual fire -drill alar.n. when the
scholars filed out. thinking it was part of
the drill. Some of the scholars tried to
return for their books, but men station -
id it och stairway drove them away.
Fortunately there was no panic, and the
infant clam had been dismissed at 3 o'-
clock, otherwise lives might have bean
lost. The wraps and books of several of
the scholars were buitnt. The lreglgin-
atld through Tripes being placed too eine
to woodwork and setting fire to it..
We believe that thorough hes drill
should be practiced in evet•y public
school, and the trustees should attady
matt thoroughly the question oil rapid
egress in our town schools.
Tae Last of Cage. Webs.
NIAGARA F*us, Ont.,J*n. tragedy
final scene in the Capt t raAdy
will occur here Thursday afternoon next,
when ha body will be permanawtly in-
terred in the Strangers Rost plot ig Oak-
wood Cetne/ery. Mrt h ebl. has p
ppro-
duoed a certificatAofFh . MMd Lon
Neptune Lodge,
Lon-
don. and Masonic rites will be observed,
as well as the Ypie«Wal Church service,
at his grace. Mrs. Hebb will atwunto
the position of bookkeeper in a wholesale
house in Walton.
Miss Franca+ McLean k 5 nn Monday
to attend the hiss
Collo. at HwmiMest
19th.
Aurora borealis on the nights of the
3rd. Corona lunar on the nights of the
llth, 12th, 19th and 20th.
Harbor clear of ice on the lt;th. Na-
v.opened on 26th.
Butterflies seen on the 14t1.. Frost
on 12 nights. .w.waaner
No. of clear nights 16-11ONo. of cloudy
nights 14. No. of hazy nights 4.
Prevailing winds 8. E. to N. E.
MAY.
it snowed on one day during (the
month,the 22d; smouut of "monied! 1 in.
It rained on 17 days, 37 cubic inches
felt.
Greatest velocity of wind on the 19th
during 24 hours 720 miles or 30 miles
ler hour, wind 8. W: usesther showery.
Frogs heard on the 1st. Blue birds
and awaflows aeon. Canaries and cardi-
nals seen on the 18th.
Thunder and lightning on the 3rd,
4th, stab, 14th, 19th and 27th.
;�th�sFtpef ons Alights Aurora Wreak." on
t11ti ni ff the rad " 1fZY"itf
clog nights 6. No of cloudy nights 25.
Prevailing wind N. E.
✓IK•IOlaaa.
It rained on 6 days, amount of rain-
fall 6.1 o. i.
It snowed on 19 days, amount of
snowfall 214 inches.
Greatest velocity of wind during 24
hours on the 21st, wind Mint N. W.,
snowing, 740 miles, equal to 301 miles
per per hour.
Harbcr trona over tea the 19th. Nav-
igation closed on the llth.
No. of frosty nights 24. No. of Oaa-
dy nights 25 No. of clear nigbta l
Prevailing wind 8. W.
au Anru un..ti.
]loot.. Hata $nowfalL bays. Habits.'!.
January, 25 24 in. S 3 6 c.t,
February, 17 29 4 14 0
March, 17 34 0 0.0
♦pr,l, 7 7 13.0
lily, 1 01 17 37.0
June, 0 0 20 47.7
July, 0 0 20 53.8
Anguat, 0 0 7 21.3
September, 0 0 16 '1'.;.3
October, 0 0 15 21.9
November, 9 4 13 26.0
December, 19 211 6 5.1
Total Ub 1111' 122 270.2
N H. ---10 c. i. are equal to 1 inch on
the It rel. 270.2 c. i:-sre coma' to 27.2
inches cn the level.
G. N. MAellibI*LD, Oba@rr.r.
G*derjch. Jan. 7th, 1884.
THE WORLD OVER.
Win. Disci., the n..velist, is danger-
ously ill.
Rev.- Dr. Putts is at Saratoga Springs
and writes that his health is improving.
It took three ensines to drive the
snow plow up the mountain grade at
Hamilton.
The lineation tit the eetabhahment of
a soup kitchen is being aagiltted at Lon -
dun, Ont.
Statistics show that the prohibition of
the importation of pork from Amon
seriously curtails the food supply of
France.
It is mid that if longer ladder' had
been procurable at the Belleville, ill.,
convent fire, all the Minato" might have
been saved.
At the Reform convention held at
Chatham on Wednesday, Dr. Sampan,
was unanimously nominates to contest
Kent for the Commons.
With a stick held in hu teeth Manly
Shotwell, of Ann Arbor, sends telegraph
messages at the rate of seventeen words
a minute. He has lost the use of Ibis
JUNK.
It reined on 20 days during the month,
amount of rainfall 47.7 e. in., equal ti.
41 inches on the level.
Thunder and lightning olt the 2nd,
6th, 6th, IOth, 12111,17th, 18th Asti 25th..
Heavy fogs on the 9th ani :,'0th.
Humming birds seer on the 1st.
Corona lunar' on the nights of the 12th
and 14th.
Grimiest velocity a wind during 24
hone on the 19th, wind being being 8.
W., ti00 mile* equal to 25 miles per
hour - weather clear.
No. .f clear nyt:nts 8. No. of foggy
nights 2. No. of cloudy nights 20.
Winds variable.
JI LT.
The municipal elections in some of the
back townships of Lennox and Adding -
n Qould not be held, the clerk with
N&'Tutlots having been delayed by the
storm.
Wm. Tweed's, an • old and reenacted
farmet of Stony>Ceiiltyoggik up sing, ant[
reaching for his medicine 'got hold of
bottle of ammonia instead. His rwaov-
ery is not looked fur. •
*.4erleb Ibises$.
Mousiness, Jas. 10. 1151.
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it disc ( itri ibiilia..... : 1i w : t!
:M i g Is still giving the people of Gode-
f r° ::..� :�....:.. `_M " 1 M i rich a Benefit.
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STILL TO THE FRONT.
MRS_ C_ I. C+1R177-IN
Edmond .Brunel. renes) .4 cul eeper
et Point Claire, miasi.l hie.toxin at • the'r
Montreal depot, on M i orsy night, and
picking up some loungers there proceed-
ed to have a "good time. ' The treat
morning he found himself in the poolice
station, mumu $:810 :and plot 3-tbrrfb7 •
had. ''•'' -
TM LOOT OOT MANi'. a. --:1 private latter
received in Detroit ..n Tuesday front Mr.
Rousseau, of Pointe Mlantainse, on the
north store of Lake Superior, contains
the important informati on that on Dec.
19th the upper works of the lost 'teenier'
Maotetee cause sober/ there, together
It rained on 20days, amount of rain with a number of life preservers belong -
fall 53.8 c. i., equa! to 51 inches on the>
illy; N, that boat Point Mama:nsc is
level. Heaviest rainfall during 24 hours
on the 27th 27. c. i., equal to 21 inches
on the levet.
Thunder and lighting on the 1st, 3r1,
4th, 6t'.. 10th, 1lth, 12, 14th, 16th,2lst,
22d, Kith and 27th
Sun dogs at 8 a.m. of the Lt. Heavy
'spall at noon of Iii. -
Aurora borealis on the nights of the
9th and 29th. No. of ileac nights 14.
Hazy nights, 2. No. of cloudy nights
15
Greatest velocity of wind during 24
hours on the 3n1, 697 miles, wind N.,
weather cloudy, equal to 29 miles per
hour.
Prevailing winds 8. Z. to S. W.
At -"Ler.
It rained on 7 days, amount of rain•
fall 21.3 c. i Heaviest rainfall during
24 hours on the 18th 12,3 c. i
(1roetest velocity cf wind on the 2241,
wind N. R cloddy, 623 miles, equal 254
miles per hour.
Thunder and lightning en the 14th
and '''2nd.
Sun dogs at 6 p.m. of the 13th. John (let ten. of a one.
Nu of clear nights 11. No. of hairy to (MAench. on Jan.. 7th. mt. the wife of
nights 3. No. of cloudy nights 17. R Orme, of a daughter.
Prevailing wind 11. ■.mums.
111111111111111111. At the rn.I.lenee of the bridles Asher. .w.
w'odnesday. Jan. Ith, Re.. ler. rte. Ales.
It rained on 15 days during themoath, H. Ntewsrt, of 8t. tit e.s to.wery of
amount co rainfall 26.3 e. L Great«t l► oderich. r^ Mattfe, fourth Asuwl ear of Ile.
HntA Haeillten..A tlederieb.
rainfall during 24 hours on the 26th, in tat. giro.. s charrb, flodertrtr, os. Thom
968 miles, wind being N. W., showery, day. .tan. leh !s.4 b t s'en. Arclden.os
nal Go 10 miles per hour. Elwnnd and stet•. 1 Walt Ma. Walter C.
equal Fish. of Hri&Mon. Ont.. to tsar (louyEtaa,
Frost on nights. No. of clear nights third aa,sebta et the lav Cyt. R. F. t,
8. Cloudy nights 22. R M.
Thunder and lightning nn the 4th, In At. fie.. ■ ohurrh. (lod.vlc1, a Thum
21st and 23x1 far. Jas.. lett, IMM, ty use Tea ArrAdeal--
it wood seta Re.. John Walters, Mr. Jason
Prevailing winds 8 1: to N F. Mlt.-heU. editor of the (lnderteb Ater. to NAM
F oteae.. fourth daughter of the late ('s.$. 1,
o.Toaea. F. *krill *14.
it rained on 15 days, amount of rain-
saga
fa11 21.9 e. i. Greatest rainfall ..n the la ovfer1e5 tewwshlp, at ty. or
1058, during 24 .urs 4.8 c. i. Sleet me y,w jiiri. yrnj ml0isalss► aw K
the 10th. At tine o canoes., at f»r. Rush. IS.
13rvirttsN velocity .4 th1 31st wind N. Om of canoes., as (tor. 1fl► lylse
W 105.4 sodas, or nearly44 miles per M L a "tog; of olds lar,
lire t , Marl rs roue.
hour. la GearorsoN a *wad.". JUL. Tall, tatfet
Lightning on Pm 9th. .laatt.ter d Dlr. b. baatep.
aloha 75 miles n.n, e Sault. The
letter ,lata that
fno bthumau b.die$ or
freight has been seen
The following we clip from the London
Fr., Press and which refers to Rev. J.T.
Treleaven, son orf Richard Treleaven, of
Ashfield : "The residence of Mr. and
Mas Joshua Preemsn, 8l. fhry's;
the ect'ne of an interesting ceremony
yesterday aftent..on, being the marring.
of Rev. J. T 'Treleaven, pastor o1
Queen's Avenue Methodist Church .4
this city, to Miss Kate Freeman. ,8
large circle of friends mere present on the
occasion, and a pleasant tnne spent by ail
The happy couple left for London an the
evening train, acoompanied with the
it awl regards .1 numerous acquaintance'.
Dining the Rev. Mr Treleaven'* stay in
this city he has made many warm per-
sonal friends. who) extend tot him and his
esteecmel lady their hearty c.ngrasmla-
tion. '
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At Iwrhurns nn the Nth Inst, thrwltwd Nr
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„- AVAIL YOrittELYKS OF THE CHANCE BY READING THE
FOLLOWING DECIDED BARGAINS.
Woolen Clouds, - 45c. 75c. $1
Fine All -Wool Flannel, 30c. 40c.
Fine All -Wool Yarn, 8c. 10c. 18c,
Ladies Fine All -Wool Hose.
Fine Pieces Ladies Cloth, - $1
Fine Pieces Luster, - 171c. 28c.
All -Wool Cashmere, 50c. 75c. $1
White Cotton, - 8c. 10c. 15c. yd.
Factory Cotton, 10c. 124c. 15c. yd.
Ladies Fine Underskirts, - 1
Ladies Fine Drawers, - 1
Ladies Fine Jackets, $4, $8, sio
Ladies Fine Jackets, - $12, $18
Kid Gloves, - - 7bcr $i
Ladies Kid Mittens, - 6Oc. 75c. 1
Berlin Wool,. - - 16c. per oz.
AND ALL t ►THER GOODS IN TELE SAME PROPORTION.
We are always glad to show our
many customers our stock, which
i we will hold up beside any stock
in Goderich, and defy competition.
Ladies Hats --We have the finest
, line in Goderich, and will sell them
lower than, anybody. Ladies Caps
---We have a fine line, and none can
sell as cheap as we. All we ask is
for you to call and see before buy-
ing, as we never miss a sale when
a customer wants filocelle and can-
vas; in fact, we have no competi-
tion. And w. .„will say to the La-
dies that we have the finest line of
• Ottomans in Goderich. Call and
see them. Remember, the above
prices are good for the next thirty
days. Yours truly,
MRs. C. E. c=vW
wiU tare domepsia, heartl.urw, m1s
Mina, k.tnoy disease. liver coat
/Vt*t•
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DANCING, SwEEDiitB MOVEMENTS,
PNYMi/'Ai. DEVELor E1rr,
EN1UINo AND` LEAV INNU A Room,
SITTING, STANDING, WAMINO,
Bttw114ls; P8:rst rINa, Etc.
Brei Monday, rk 720 pa
TEIii$ 1 ----des for 3 rashleasab W*teass
sad 1 110.411111.
All particulars obtained at the .Mon Hotel
t;oderte1. Asa. IOTA. IMI. 1*5- -
AT THE
TIIERK IS Mint
Crockery &
Glassware,
Lampe, &ce
A FULL LINE 4
GROCERIES
AND
CANNED C
Cheap and Good.
Give Him a Call'
G.H.OLD
THE GROCER,
The Square, - Goderich.
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GIVING GREAT BANOS
Ladies Jackets,
Jacket Cloths,
Ulster Cloths,
Overcoatings,
And Tweeds.
Colborne Brothers.
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CHAS. PRETTY
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ohed t8w�at lUm iteiilte gat-
rssroam aid will .apply a a Itbaeal
fry the Guuine Siner.
Resldweu victoria greet near the M. R
Chorea. laederleh.
Ortgartet. Dee Il, lUs t!!1 I s
V ick's Floral %nide
Ver Int. I M mea of M10.=
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eittett.nowees. rams M
growing.for soistrigh
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loot for baa coats ;1 trial sepia tar 111 eaMa*
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