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SPICIAL MOM
Dry Goods
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outfit settee!. VALUE La tlic
Wearies Hoods :
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
(11 NGHA MS,
MUSLI NS,
EM BROI DERI ES,
PA RAS( )LS.
HOSIERY,
AND GLOVES
A1140 MAHASILINS IN
WHITE AND GREY (X)TTONS
SHIRTINGS,
• COTTONADES,
TABLE LINENS,
.TOWELS,
•• AND TOWELING.
epeeist **lees Oven te
Tailoring Be
oilt
TWEEDS CUT OUT FREE Of CHARGE
Ifrinspect inn int dad. SS'tloods shown with
-• eleee ; ?
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887.
CLJAAIUnti SALII -Mies °reboot, the
wellasereies deeded to close up he busi-
er' in Oudench, and el Iteldieg • clear•
tog sale fee oesh.
A FIRMA. J. L Dow/Wry% r tbe
proof ouseeasor of • light Brasilia chick
tbat rejoice' In three perfectly funned
lap It is alive sod douse well.
11•alau Ali APDITIoN. -G. N. Dams
is tusking • Lege addition to his propos-
ed residence on N.srth at. When coat
Wed it will be quite • perimeter
• Misskaw•• Fox Aitzgre.-Ooe want-
ed in every township tit the witness of
Hero°, Perth sod Breen For particulars
address or call on J. W. Weatharald at
the Huron Hotel, Goderish. 2
IVORY. ST METHODIRT tee
Memos of Rev 0 It. Turk et conference
Suaday lest the pulpit in North et church
was ably tilled by A. K. Birks, the
assistaui of Rev. Dr Griffin at Guelph.
It to PeRINTIINDENT Towle -
District superintedent Tiffin was in teen
Tuesday last un business connected with
the railread. He is giving Gcelench
good sectenociation en the reed on July
1st.
leer. -The remains ot the late Mn
Jane Echlin, of Ashfield, were interred
in Maitland Cemetery, Monday last. A
large concourse of relatives and friends
followed the budy its last resting
piece.
Useve Huge. -During the pastnattit
Goderich and vicinity have been favored
with heavy rams, which have caused a
pletuure. very rapt grove.h of vegetation. Pi ent
y
J. A. REID & BRO. of rain fell, but none too much fur
Jordan's Block. Court House Elguare tioiderich (-Mdsrldi*
Ste ii Ile,. 1815;. SRI -1y Fon THE OLD LAND. -Charlea Illak•
• -
_ ., sail wite started Monday to take Damage
hew ilid•eirolsemegdeltbilellesell.
1
, on the Allan line steamer Sardinteu to
-----'yereell 'Key, •:. is. ,„0--cgcng,tf't*E-Zi:W..7(''AR ‘rWE-II`dr- 4,„ -*)4te4"....41n1iy, where thew
Tor ear -leaver it Johastes. f remain s couple of mouths. They took
Farms ter Sale -W. M. Hianka.
Dress Musdina -J. C. Delco St Co.
Hoard of Trade Nethse-M. Hutchison.
pelage to Liverpool.
THE Corrry COrs?.-This county
court and general resions will ripen in
Gedench on Tuesday next There are
TOIVN TOPICS
chie"• 0ivasy ,44. takennotes.
Are fulls Ae'll perm( al. -
some twelve or fifteen Scott Act appeal
care to come off before the court,
▪ besides • number of other cases
Tnc best of photoirrephe and the choicest of
picture fran.ing are done at Lieu. .--tewarre
studio. lia to .1t on st.
A }leo Mt... -It you fall to see 341a-Cor-
mac's spring stock. V ariod. elegant. durable
and clomp. Be sur t to came/nue and .as
0100ej.
I. K A. Prideam. the fashionable tailors.
s'ehi supply sou with every kind of a suit eiL-
rept a libel suit, at reasonsbie rates." They
have 'uniting on hand but end -class stock.
Card photos. calonet photos or outside
WIWI are takJti at short tooter atm in the
most approved style by 1.IL Nsilow's the pho-
tographer. Call at gallery and riuuniue spe-
cimens of work.
Tile WIJMEN.0 CnitisTt•N TindPERANCS
I:soot will meet reamer') fur the traneaction
of Mildness every Tuesday afternoon at 22u
o'clock. in Knox church. Every woman in-
terested in the work is oordully invited to
attend.
Goode's Him k Cherry- Cough is
mut airy/ wonders. Only 25e. Our owirtrondi-
lion powder's' 15 and 25e. per package are
Met jet -Tull Itri•st' satietactton. Fent class
dispensing a spilt wilily. A% C. Gaodc. Drug-
gist. Albion Block.
H*v Moser -My tea trade IP GROWING
dai; y and valu.! Ilnetereed. 'otters.
vat: -14:14 044-s,;111..trii rir; nzi...rits.. and all It nee
51. 111.1;iLLi +. NAY.
The Z. k (' . Gurney 40.. or Toronto and
Hamilton. have placed the exclusive
sale of their um PC. tangos and furnaces.
vi SaUu4Pill & .u0. %PIM will eon-
trhl t tie • aids of both foundries. and hue p •
full Ione .n stock. Call sed see the -Original
%I/•,d took" in diffet rat aiylast. The cheap -
tot house under the sue.
THS Humus •Nr. Barra LOAN AND IbtreeT.
NEN? 4 'otii rsr4V. - Dimwit ors in this company
have the beet possible security for their mom
ey. all beiag invested in mortgage on farm
property. Depositors hare • Orin lien in all
t be company a assets. Meteor interest paid.
from 4 to , per cent. according to amount
14041 diaration of deposit. Vs/niers having sue
I4011/ means should call aosll see the manager. ,
TYRRIrn.s ell119111.10001 04/4011 for farmers!,
Harness sold at eth esale prices for cash.
Wn. Acheson is wiling of his large stork of
smile and doillite bat -tows whoimale. to make
roots for full stock. My assort mem of whips
14 Hpaienor, and very cheap, one of the lane- '
est stocks in the county. Trunks and yahoos
oheaper duos the cheapest. tail' earl, and
me mime at W IA . ACHESON'S mammoth
barmen depot, liannitos street. Ooderich.
Dr. McDonagh was in town on Setae-
day.
Dr Ross is writing his parents in
tuwp.
D. Holmes, 0.T.L. 'pest Sunday in
town.
Rev. Father Watters nes in Hullet on
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Beet, of Seaforth, were in
town this week.
C. C. Rom, bat -niter, of Lucknow,was
in town last week.
Mr and Mrs Robt. Dickson, of Grey,
were in town this Week
Miss E. Holeses, of Stratford, was
visiting in town this week.
Mn J Tedford, of Clinton, spout a
few days in town this week.
Mr Hilton Holmes returned front •
vise to Toronto en Saturday.
Alf. Pridham, of F. A A. l'ridhain, Is
el to New York on a business trip.
Mrs Stott, of Flamboroe is the guest
of her neice, Mn K. S. McKnight.
The flower beds around the court
house are now in full summer dress.
A sum ..1 money was found in Si.
George's church gee Sunday morning.
The town band played a *beim pro -
(gram en the square last Fnday eventug.
Quite • number et our Orangemen at-
tended the County Lodge hold at Clinton
yeeteeday.
Mies Mary Bell, of Hopson, ie ciaiting
her senor, who te severely itedispoeed
at present.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Maitland No. XI, A. F. teed A. M., will
be heli seat Toeeday.
Rev. A M. McGillivray is lies week
sensting Rev. A. F. Illefeseen, at cone
menime semen at Ripley.
Rev. W. Young, wile an.1 family
arrived in Getlench on Thursday, and I
will shortly weepy the rectory
McDonagh will be in (eidetic+ for ,
erneeltaties on Saturday, the 4th of '
June, and afterwards on it. first Saler-
die 4,1 .very Ise tie
Loftus K. Daneey, hamster, Seabirds, • n
accompanted by his wife was in tows
during the week. R. is bscotng •
les• of weight in the community.
Dr. M. Nicholson, the el est street 11/
disetint, makes the preservation re the
beiteral teeth a specialty Gee *denier R
Weed frees $ 0. we to 4 p. et fee the t
palsies extradite of teeth. •
Hz.S4'HoOL LITERARY SOcleTY.-
The regular meeting of this society will
be held this (Friday evening in the High
Sch.el. Extra etfuts have been put
I forth to procure a good program for the
occasion. Silver collection at the door.
"STR•o*RREIty, RIPE. e have re•
ceited from Alex Gerrard, fruit raiser,
Godench township, &box of tire, krge,
ripe stawberries-the first of the mason.
My Gerrard says his customers can by
provided with all ebe varieties in opted
condition and cheap.
Wuggitg tis WA& DORN. --Rev Donald
McGillivray wilt meet 'Sabbath preach
in Knoz Cheek- North Rrc.. ir the
section when he weeand to the
neighbors on the li hers will no
duuht be a large turtont to her one et
their old boys h.
lit EY PIC -St. Peteee choir
jouroeyed toMrsnd Bend en Thursday
to take Pert in a picnic. Although it
mined off and un during the day. the
Mee ps nevertheless had a pleasant time,
their reception by the Meer end chetah
members being most flattering
Pestee Semite. EXILIC -There will be
a public examination in the- schuols at
the close of the present term, and the
hoard of trustees earnestly desire that
the parents attend ar.d show that they
take an interest in matters that so near-
ly concern them and their children.
Hz WELL VlsIT GODERWIL -Rae Wm
Jahnston, 01 Burferd, formerly of St.
Georee's church, Godericb, will be
perste at the S. S. conrentioi. from
June 14th to 1,th, and will be presiding
other. His many friends in Goderich
will be pleased to welcome him beck.
CONeltALSIENT Or BIRTH.- - Mra EIIsii
Wsndby and her daughter, Mn
Elizabeth Ste warewere beteg leis honor,
Judge Toms, Tuesday last, to answer to
• charge of concealment of birth in the
teen of Wingham. They were remand-
ed, for trial until Saturday .1 11 s. m.
TILIIORAPH Exreeeloe.-It is stated
that the C. P. R. authoress will extend
thetr commercial telegraph line to (lode -
rich within the nezt 60 days. For which
we will be duly thankful, and after
which we want the men's& with the
interval of space reduced to a minimum.
Avreteure-A number of our business
seen are taking down the verandahs in
front of their stores and putting op &w -
sing.. We are not quite sure that in
Godericb, at any rate, the verandah is
not • valuable adjunct to the store
fronts, tied we leave it a debatable ques-
tion.
Lecnones M.Trw -A lacrosse match
will be played Thursday, Jene 16th, be-
tween the Beavers of Seaforth end the
Hurons of Godorich. Owing to the Sea.
forth lacrosse c'ub having to leave on
the 3 pe m. Gain the game will start
sharp at 1 o'cloek, on the old lemur
grounds,
RitTuRNOD FROM CONTERRIOCZ. -Rev.
R. Turk and R. W. McKnizie, the
lay delegate from North -et. Methodist
church, returned from Galt Tuesday
evening lase whither they had been at-
tending the Guelph Conference meeting.
They both enjoyed the trip to the "Man -
chef er of Canada."
Clove yr run BA47IIYARDR. -Inspector
Geneve has been nn a tour of inspection
through the backyards of the town. He
ieforms os that some of the councilors
ars amongst t he greatest sineere so fat
se controverting the town bylaw is vie -
corned Now, gentlemim, clean op
thew yards, at one.
Asetee root fleTTIR TERNS -A peti-
te.' has hem forwarded from Gederich,
by instrection of the town council, sign-
ed by the mayor, asking that the Gov.
ernment rebate the new irm duties so
far as the mammal to be used in the con-
structesn of the new waterworks are
concerned. es the sum placed HI rise br.
laws was estimated nn the old jruili
ante and no provise.n was made for is
n eer in the eters.
GoNR nyi A 'JOT --Jam.. Mclesrlegle.
of Britannia Read, lager on • visit W
timber of members of his family, neer
tying at referent porta He telt on
Monday loaf to visit a (laughter in
ViThrlsor, theme* he will go to Chicago
here another daughter and see • son
mod... and from that he will go to
reseonsmein. M where smother 4migh -
or lives We wish t be"old man' s pins-
neetime on bra trip. 1
1
" tee's)/
.1;4,torttjt,bitit‘e itc,
Ton Binunne Boom. --Horses
leas beee asked te ekes • Uwe s
esteem lot is. ?sorb skeet Iteteenit
IT,seed the reedier 01A.
. The istmettee of tbe petellemeee
is the event ef • deal beteg made, Is 10
seem a besieges bleak ea the lee wI
society hallo and ••••• upstairs.
POLK111 01•01NTRATI roe
Richard Vsnietous. barrister, Keefe
dine, formerly • law Modest 1,. ibm
effee of Cameron, Holt • Ceseeroo,
Gederich, has been appointee prise
e legistrat• fur Drees eseety. Peuvle in
air esteem who am well acquainted
with the maw P. M. heartily comistiod
the appointment.
LU.T A WHIRL -While Miss Hennes
Polly was endeavoring to make • sharp
turn on West street with bee pony
carnage Thursday noon, one of the hind
when came off. and the pony started
eff down Waterloo 14t. toward the high
echotd. Fortunately Miss Polley 51,41
Miss Kay,who were sitting le the buggy,
e scaped uninjured.
A Nr.w Mevos roe Ceemos. - In
consequence of Dr Williams' resign -
in, the mayoralty of Clinton on his op-
peinement to the position of police
magistrate ter the county of Hume*,
Jorph Whitehead, who for many years
was reeve of the then village, has been
elected by acclamation to again sa the
chief eraistrate's chair.
firevezu 1 LANDING DOCR,-Diebeint
& Co. have secured • landing duck for
their lumber frees Socord it Co. and
' now use a portion of the Government
dock leased by the latter firm. Had it
nut been for this concession from Sword
& Co., Ihment & Co. would hare been
forced to find another location far want
duckroum Goderieh.
Jibes Remoter Oseeimemego. -P.
Holt it Cameron, having purchased the
lot on the comer of North and Angleersa-
se, intends to erect • brick deeding
house thereen during the ensuing SUM
nen Arrangements have already been
made for the purchase of the necessary
brick from Dresden pude.
THEIR SHIP HAP Cotte Hoes. --A
story has recited town that Jue Ellis, ot
the Huron Road, and hie brother Rob-
ert, who resideyett &Mord, have been
left a fortunevariously estimated at
from $1000 to $50,000, by the death
of an agat in the Old Country. We hope
it is true, as it will bring a little of the
European capital this way.
WOODNTOrlt CA LIDONIOAN GAME& -The
animal games under the auspices of the
Woodstock Caledonian Society will be
held on Tuesday June 21st. on tbe
grounds of the W. A. A. A. Special
railway rates have been secured by the
committee. and • geed prize list is
offered. For particulars apply to John
Craig, Secretary Woodstock.
Itteerse-The members of the High
S.ehool have attained a degree of prefi-
ciency in "1 .saing the iron circlet." The
first "match" was played last Friday
evening by Messrs Taylor and Fowler
against Messrs Stuart atid Heddle, in
which the latter won by several shots.
"Perhape there are other quer players
in Goierich, say the High richoul play-
ers.
THE RIO 'EPTION Conemez AT WORK.
-At the meeting ef the 5.li. workers of
the delegates of the tonventioverto be
held next Tuesday and Wednesday were
nearly completed. Already a large num-
ber hare signified their intention of be-
ing present. They will report them-
selves at the Victoria St. Methodist
church, where they will be received by
the reception committee.
KNOX CHI'lli11.-The pulpit of Knox
Church was occupied by Rev. Andrew
Meldrum, recently of San Francisco.
whc preached an able discourse from
John iii -32 : "Add 1, if I be lifted up
will draw all men unto mee' The Rev.
gentlemen potteries a eeed voice, and
the sermon bore evidence of deep
thought and close study. The discourse
was thoroughly appreciated by all who
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A VLT11141 VISIT. -W. R..13,•••••• btu -
01 the Asylum foe liee lilted at
anisittorte wee st town Wednesday last.
and dripped to to see Taft liliceeit Ur
Sums is ea enthusiastic Hoods, wheel
tireglege, Ind nes reer of. the teriadise
=11111110susreistio• reoently held iu
le the Isterratomal bowleg
maw Ilia 'mesas fur the pupils et•
saidtg eke. Asylum is now oe.
sad r Same nes seeing • [ember ut
the pupils k their respective homes.
Uw' our law F1111001 -I014 - Th. clerk
of the Serrulate Court was the limed
owner of a Beech tomer of • light yellow
COM plazion. yolept Pete. Mouiley 'of
last week Pete left has usual bed and
board, sod sought other lbauaUb than the
precteets of the courthouse. It was an
esti day for Polo that he changed his
boarding hoes*, toe death overtaok him
woo after he side-tracked heaself. His
mangled remains were discovered by his
sorrowing owner on Monday lam, eod
bore unmistakeable evidecsee that he had
endeavore4 to worry a bulldog, and had
not cieughenap and,suarl to till the cote
tz"C•ILLIDOlitlaN Gees/v.-up to the time
of writing the prize fist of the Godericb
Caledonian genies is the linen that has
been published thus t•r. From all
quarters the Secretary is receiving letters
of celery from athletes and others, &ad
the attendance of contestants promisee
to be the largest ever got together on an
athletic field in Canada. The railway
facilities for the occasion are excellent,
the prier are all cash, the competition
promisee to be of the best, and with the
advent of • fine day on July the tint
the celebrittion in Godwich on that day
promisee to be corned to none ever held
in Canada.
Gousal.-H DIWRIC2-- STATIONAL -The
treteoderi
ielij4tietchlt eeserdistrist
Godench, North St., Oes. R. Turk
liodeirieh, Victoria St., Ges. F. Salem
Clinton, Rettenbery Si, Edmund S
Rupert, M. A., Clinton, ootario St.
William W. Sperling; Seaforth, Jacob
E. Howell, M. A.; Holmeavilie, Joh
S. Fisher ; Hayfield, H. E. Hill : Varna,
John Hart : Henson, R. Godfrey ; Dun
trannon, Wesley F. Campbell, and
Mustard, Luther R Rice, superanuated
permitted to reside at Hobart Lake
Ind., U. S : Bontniller, Jas Kestle
Walter M. Patton reconmended
Sits FIRED THE AWNING. -Whilis one
of the able assistants employed in the
dressmaking none over Frazer & Por-
ter's was heating irons Tuesday kat
she accidentally let some of the active
conibuseon ey out of the window, and
of course it found its way on to the new
awning, which it immediately set on
tire. K..4 Fraser brought a water pail
and tin dipper into active service, hut
ot.e section of the awning canvas had a
number of helm burned thruugh despite
his °aorta. That pettier. of the awning
is now off for repairs, and George Por
ter says he wants either the firm to send
fireproof canvas, or his neighbor the
dressmaker not to employ any mere red
headed girls who shake their curls co-
quettishly at passers-by.
ALLAN LIXR-IMPORTANT -
C•bin intermediate and steerage
passengers can new go on board the
steamships at Montreal if they wish to
st,. The accommodation on the Allan
steamers is unsurpassed fee speed, safety
and comfort; fares as low as by any best
class line crossing the Atlantic. Return
tickets at reduced rates. Foe datee et
sailing,. tickets and full information ap-
ply to H. Armstrong, town ticket agent.
Grand Trunk Ry. Telegraph oflice, West
Si., Gederie.h. He will "ell you tickets
to alt parts of the United Stems and
Canticle, at lowest rates and furnish all
reliable intrirmatien ae to cheapest and
beet routes. *c. Agent ol Allan line to
all park of Europe. 1'.S.-Eecursion
tickets for the swoon at remarkably lee
rates. mood for particulars.
•
Tun Boast) or Teas. Illarneu. -AI-
other attempt we med. 0, calmer" the
board of trade tete Ide Tuesday eres•
istis. The char was occupied by M.
Satchel°, pretreat et the eel beard,
end there were priest vice•pressdent
Creek+, It/Lenard Itadzlith mei H. W.
8.11, also Swam Kees Price, Clerystel,
Cana DIIIII Dritunin.,m1, Sinter, W.
Campbell and James Mitchell. t being
to the smallness ot the aturedriese, an
adjournment was moved mute Wednes•
day nest when a meeting well he held
to select ofticers. Italandlately after the
aJjourninent ten or twelve more but-
eineeeetueleistee.neremergedneteler.eipetuhede .eeeti.:t. but
te
next meetiee the bierd of trade should
beineeettitnehser. established or "set L"."4-..
Already there have been four fruitlesseettflhts.
A Higr Poll Gonsite 3. - The fol
lowing from a rity exchange apt.,
applies to the ere of (1,eleelch : -
tine defect in the treeetruboweree
newts is the failure to mut the trees.
It is net only good for the health ..f the
ties, but to cut .1 the lee, oterhativog.
uoceuth branehes eteuld give symmetry
to the verdant gothic archweys which
properly trimmed trees naturally form
&cress the streets and erase pieta. Ti..
city ought to undertake the runners
for meet of the trees he cutaide of the
.pnwate ownership line. The work
w ould then be uudormely and regularly
done. It would gie• toott,oymeut to
labor and add to the beauty ol the
streets A few zangs .1 men utoisr a
competent foresee, ceuld in the course of
a meson easily d.. all t hid is re,ieiree.
The expires *oleo be savell-the advan-
tages grief-. e '
irelioneie to THE ONTARIii. -This Sar-
nia Ob.er- i of last week had tee fellow -
I iste .: eThe (Intent, met with a mu**
'e'en Wer &evietrip,Whereefi Mere a (weft.,
.
tin "1 several days. She had to stay at
Sault Si.. Marie over night, and while
. lying at the wharf there the sea nd eu
gineer left one ...f the eilvve of the lee
pressure engtoe opeo. with the result .1
e admitting too heavy a pressure et menu
and breaking erne of the niaceinery. As
- there is no machine shop at the Snub
the accident could not be rem. tot
there, and the engineer hate to come
' down on the Nyack to Sarnia to procure
' the needed reps:rs. Mr Blaakie ti seabed
CARD or TRamee-The following let-
ter from the widow of the late John A.
heard it.. Watson speaks for itself :-Goderich.
June 7th, 1887. To II Elliott, Esq,
courthouse square never looked better Right Worthy High Chief Ranger, sad
than it does at present, and the small othe.ers of the Huth Court of the Cana -
annual ezpeoditure by the town and disn Order of Foresters :-Dear Sirs, -
county council proves to be well spent. I beg to return you my sincere thanks
and to give general satisfaction. The for the prompt manner in which the
walks are well kept, the flowers bloom esdowtnetit of one thousand dol,ars
and give forth nch fragrance, the gems (.11l.000) on the life ofeety late husband
is like • velvet carpet, and the trees of has been paid. I Mee desire to thank
full foliage. Keep up the anneal grant the officers sad members of Court Gode
gent Icemen. rich,No. 32, of Goderich. for the prompt
Tale re GebleRAL.--This week e
manner in which the sick and funeral
wam
benefits were pied, sad for their kind -
sending out invitations to delinquent
eueseeesee 10 pay up. We have tee". nese and oration during the Wore of
my km husband. Wtshing the Order
rid "rook at your label !" until we are
hoarse, and we advise everyone who re- "e17 Pet*Pesite, 1 remelt emirs sin -
calves an account to pay up st nso. oely, Mee John A. Watson.
Tut SION•L, like Sam Jones' religion, Mccnite1474. IHRTTTL'Te STATIgnie.-
needs "grit and greenbacks.' to run it. From a report submitted by the wee -
The editors are willing to furnish the tary of the mechanics' institute to the
Grit part, bet we want our subscribers town council at its last meeting, we
to bear their share, and furnish the glean the following :-The institute did
greenbacks. We mean the Item for • good work last year. The free reading
everybody who is in arrear. The first room on which we expended the sum of
batch of remainders have gene out this $102.20 for magazines sod newspapers,
week. and we will keep seeding them is an unqualified success. Large num-
/sat till we go through the entire list. bers of noneneenbers are inhhe habit of
The best tray to save being cleaned is to constantly attending the room in the
pay voluntarily. evenines, •and the average attendee.
H
A CAT KIN! Lore l -P. Adam has been between 50 and 60 for the five APi
son, the county clerk of Heron is the months ending with April last. The
roue ?osmium of at, of the literary had a circulation of 1.770
volumes, and the, evening classes were
Dermultien, winch certainly hes more than
eee weeemesir them the .s.su- well attended, principally by young men.
no.. is the neighborhood of the county The memberships, which is au to that of
last year. contributed $100.50, It is
clerk's resident. was rudely disturbed -
more difficult to get in new members on
(if we may be allowed to use an 'epees -
UM which although • stereetype fine account of the reading room being free.
the bill in this case) -by • sertinade few PUBLIC SitilOOL BOARD -The .hoot
a party of oats in his bockyard. He booed met Monday evenieg. Perrot
maimed • stout amok and sallied forth, Messrs. Nicholson, Acheson, Butler,
bet all the cats had tied sem and etcopel Swanson, Morton and Rall chstrivian•.
his own Thomas, who kept to his music Minutes of pre•toos meeting wire read
in a key by no means senor Asd the and confirmed. The report of the
worthy county clerk's indignation waxed I principal showing 379 boys and 337 meta
fierce, and he smote thoThomaa eat :melon roll and an average attendance of
and seam, and stiffened him out, as • 317 boys 41.
of caretaker asking for me-
ths deed of blood got his a sped*. end •is repairs was referred to weeniest
selectee, a epee la the gardens where the 40.1111Ittelt to report 00 daring vacation
grape vine :wined and the snit mask &tenant of constable Yule for truancy
easy digging, Im deg him • plan* of is- work. $5, wee ordered to be paid ; Jae
telreent for the defunct Mamas at. Rounders & Sole $11, was refired to
And when theses.. was ready he leek &nano" committee, with newer to pay;
di. deputed by the heels sad dumped P. Gordo. $7 for blinds, we. served ea
him into the prepared place, and then - the same manner. H. W. Bell gave
drew back in astoniehtneot, when the notice that at next meeting he will S.V.
lamented Thomas or, (prickly regaining as follows That the hook known se
his feat. Wester ever J R. Meretougalle the R Bible he and is hereby removed
fence and vanished in th• darker" of fren the Central see Ward flehoole,
mike Mr Adamson WWII that hie at and that all Scripture lemons shall in
of eee ,,ettaareztuss.oje, alien • future he read front the nee Rook, the
thoseIt
' lietite. The board thee eiktersed.
IT NE% Eli bboRRO BETTER. -The
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the work last Turday nighi, and t e
boat is expected wel be (Len Weight.
In consequence ..f this accident there
will be nu beat out on enday. The
United Empire will be the next bost, on
Tuesday evening next, the 'intent. fol-
lowing et Friday, 10th of June.
HVRoN CuUNTY SAPIRTH
--- The fifteenth annual uter-
ine ▪ of the Huron County S. S. erects -
tion will be Median Tuesday sod Wednes-
day, June 14th aid 15th, and promisee
to be one of the most interesting meet-
ings yet held. The following are the
subjects to lee discussed at the Ceunty
Sabbath School Convention to be held
here on Tuesday and Weilliesday. June
14th and 15th. Tuesday ifternoon,
Victoria St. church. 1. -"The beat
methee of selecting, arranging am.i dis-
tributing the Library,"-iittrucluced by
W. J. Clarke. Elettr. 2.-'. S.
4ireanization and disciplaie.--intro-
duced by S. W. Perry, )1. A., Chilton.
Tuesday evening, Knox church - Ad-
• --- Rev. J. H. Simeon. Btuce-
field. "flow use we train the children
. in temperance work ? Rev. W. emir,
B. D, Clinton, "Methods 4.1 teaching
the Bible in the Sunday sch,,ot.-
J. S. Cooke, Bluevaly "The rektiou of
the /tunes; wheel to the Satin.'
Wedneeds y morning. Victoria St
chureh.-1. "Sunday school Hymno-
logy, .-iatroduceil y R.t 4. R. Terk.
Goderich. 2. Conference on S. S. T411.0-
grarwork, led by Kew. J. E. Howell,
Seaforth. Wedeeeday afternoon.
North St. Methodist church. 1. -From
1.34) to 3 o'cluck. -Primary class con
foresee :-let. Paper prepared by Mn
Geo. A. Crysler, Galt 2nd. -Hints
and examples, Mute Blair, Moe Ache-
son, Mir Parsons, and Mee Martin.
3rdeSinging, in lithe primary class -Mr
Geo. F. thikes. Clinton. 2 - At 3.15
children,' mass meeting addressed by
Rev. A. E. Smith, Varna, and Rev.
John Gray, Clinton. Singing services
by the children.
ARO- T •WKRP..... A N4 44 P00%00.4 -
There was a large attendance if busi-
ness men from &Worth, Clinton, Gods -
rich and other peak, Wedeseday after-
noon, to re the presentation o1 their
petition against the present hawkers
and pedlers bylaw. and to bear ergo:
meats advaaced why the sheers should
te made. After the reading of the
petition, viola bal 2,150 names ettiethe
ed, it was nieradeind seconded that the
petitioners b. heed in favor of their
contention. and M. Y. McLean, of
Seeforth, was selected to fi-st address
the county council. He said the Leyte
mate traders kept up business establish.
meets, gees employment to local &acid-
ulate, paid taxes upon their premises and
stock, and were forced to died equarely
with their customers to 'maintain their
position ; the pedlar had nothing to pay
except the paltry $25 • year for a home,
he was bore today and away tomorrow,
and there were no tie to bind him to
emit °memo honesty. Legitimate base
n em men built up busier' centres, and
increased the value of farm property ad-
jacent to them. Thus the county assess -
mute were improved, and for this ree
g oo, the members of the moot, council
should deem it in their interest to pro -
mete the echoer preposed. Some might
object on the ground that as the lieenses
for 1887 were already 'ranted and would
hold good until New Years that the quite
tine might be left over nntil that time,
but he believed it would be better in the
interest rit the pedlar to take op the
'natter and mettle it now. That action
would give the peelers six months notice
to grit, and woeld take from them the
excuse that they had been crowded out
without warner. They would be given
an opportunity to realms upon their
premium investmoste awl would be amply
warned ant to invest again. Mr McLean
woe applauded by • lame number of
seencillore and residers no the mincer
"Illaseel,sedsedYefe ittwat"trusemmiberle410691eed 2wiers
n7.7 .1 tallmors, *bowed that
•bee the fersaing armanity herr'
irearely tiro the matter alley Mil It meg
Lti/Plf tourer to have the heelers
either abut ee altogether te place under
restrictions that [suede those respeueble
to those meth •hom they traded. At the
onneluinue of Mr Celbernies address the
matter was referred te the special esee.....
isustresuou.dulth;acomussui,nty_ce4unecialre. infprise•
tut farst •t.dt hbey pyres n moot bertime,,1 t heoh„deed.eye jte
ped-
prefering et representatives of ..
ceehrteichieuwo.e1...liete riaseltligia1tiset"thPona'r
l'hese melt are battering their good*
t ho un wry eachatwe tor woOr. $11
farmer theles tie 15 g011140: 041 INI00
f, r his vio-1, but will find out ere long
tivhsartutitnii.s •:)wrernathenyy
InIlly,"Liteiw:ylieritallY !or JOHN MiCILLI-
vn&V tel MoNTIOtAIL.-1114 folionitie is
I 'lie 4 I. 444 : -OR
Thweday evening the Presbytery of
Montreal met in Melville chinch. Cute
Si. Aliteme, for the land US-
dUctiots of Mr Jelin etetellivrsy. M. A.,
eine last sermon graduates of Knee •
College, Terout... Nut withstanding very
unfavorable weather, there was • good
attendance et the congreeation sod of
the Preehytery. The meliorator Rev.
R. H. Warden presided, and there were
preseio, Revs. Principe McVicar, lir
W..1. Smyth, J. Peck, F. M. Dewey,
H. Jerdan, Jas. Petersen, .1. Nichols,
It. Cempeell, A. II. Mackay, Prei.
Scrimger, and others Au appropriate
seDer:eoy° rwr,&,:n itihreesesird.r.ishy..Witeev.arre 4:4411"1"mi
bereslemietee Chria," ani
eller w1M,,,th, his
ltnivray, Waked egfeeie test "'factory
answers to the questiens prescribed, was
solemnly ordained, by prayer and the
laying en et. the hones ..f the Preeey-
tery. to the work of the ministry *..d in-
deciel etre the charge et M. -hills
chumh. Rev. Dr :retell addrered the
nenister. $t.1 Rev. L H. Jordan the
peeple. On the billowing eminent, •
welcome foetal was held, and liras largeiy
attended by the congregation and ea
friends. elle platform and pulpit were
beautifully decorated wtth plants and
fleeter.. Mr 3L leitchivon, president
of the board et .natiagent, occupted the
chair. sue in his opening remarks
certhally welcomed the new pastor in
the mine of the cougreestien. Brief
coneratulatery addressee were delivered
by Rev. Messrs. Werdea Wells, Privet -
pal elite Veer and Newham Episcopal .
During the evening the choir eine
several pieces with taste and effect.
After refreshments were served by the
tellies. The evening was a meet pleasant
and enjoyable one. and Mr McGillivray e
welcome by the congregation was moat
cordial and hearty. He enters upon
his work with hopeful prospects of
success. Rev. R. H. Warden conducted
the service cn Sabbath mernme, and
formally introduced Mr McGillivray ;
Mr Mceellivray himself preached in the
ereniug. The annual stipend is $1300.
LAKE NOTES.
Items or tioneres1 toiler Hoye that Mew Inv
-4611eall smaited.e
The schooner Todman sailed north on
Sunday morning.
Schooner Carter well • wren of
!ember fer Diment arrived at her
deck on Sunday morning, and unloaded
on Monday.
The echo...nee Mary S. Gordan arrived
in harbor en Sunday morning. This
week she loaded bulk malt for Weirton.
and barre'erl for Toberneiray, sod sail-
ed on cempleting loading.
TOWN COUNCIL.
What leas Owe* al Me Less Revalar Heel -
WE.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
town council was held en Friday even -
ins lest.
Present -Mayor Seeger, retro John -
One, deputy -reeve Cemeros, and coun-
cillors Smith, Humber, Gen Acheson,
John Acheson, jr., J H. Colborne, le
Jordan, J. Butler, 11, Dunlop, V. Lee.
J. A. Reid, and E Ringhana.
Minutes of previous metes -es read sod
conehrmed,
1' .rere report for May : Receipts,
including balance from April, *2,6416.84,
ezpenditure, $1,2114,34. leaving Wane
esened forwere. 91,381.40 was received
4llad itici.etrunication front the rewe of
With as te the price of the fire melee
should 9 be dispensed withoras received
and bled.
A oommunication from the secretary
of the citizen's railroad committee, re-
garding railroad matters easels° tiled.
A encemunication from &
peilertlyeb, ieewaral'reeeeardesivedisenirdth:ledB.ig Miii Wu-
eunmunication from Willis Chap-,
man, of Brock rifle, asking for the ap-
pointment of consulting engineer in the
matter of water works construction was
referred, to.water works committee.
An application front the treasurer of
t e eiledodian ;lames Assoreation ask-
ing for the usual grant for the Dominion
Day celebratice was reed.
Moved by deputy -reeve Cameron,
seconded by councillor Jordan, that *100
be granted --Carried. •
An $ec'.unt from Walter Hick was ,
Drawee to be paid. An account (TOM
14 111 Runes for 53 for we of store as
cupowillmingitte4bouth, was referred to Mance re
la ,Tohrea fipanayni in
Weller ard Merit he"1111141$2174:17,iWiler"r"aillaiscc".nsil
and
mune $1.26, E Sharman $4.25 Wil-
iam' Murray $22,Kre Mitchell $1.50
Goderich Star 112 27. The ete r (1104,
and Spinal. (11105.40' &cermet' WWII
re erred back for the mental to deal
with.
An appbegition f
is. re les reenarks. J. H. Colborne, et item for threm the elfechanies
e renal appropriation ;
Hederiehompplemented the statements' of was, after ram sharp ereeeeeing grant- ./
the preview speaker by saying that the ed, the rule being suspended to Miner
roads and bridges of the ce.unty were the nestion to ease
A rem teeniest ion frnm the heed
mete asking for as additional eraM for
the leorpre 1 heytng new istatmesents
and paying an old debt. wee referred te,
bunco remmittee. The council then
largely enetributed to by the legitimate
beers" men, while the tranaseet teasel
pail little nr urine' to keep them in re-
pair, sad that wee an dem that ethweim
th. y Th.
el regime the lime fee, elhough in eir- adjourned.
or
r, $4c1'*‘41isFlr t44.441'
k'
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