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Goods
We beg to inform those Mho
were disappointed last week in
not getting the
HOSIERY
we advertised, that we have re-
ceived another Large Shipment
this week. We have also re-
ceived another lot of
Mu's Shirts and Dracrs
AT 63c. AND 73e.
JSA.REDI &llO
Jordsa's Block. Court House Sq sere. Goderich
Val Oet.. 1a77. tm 4-ly
law Advertisements This Wens.
Kelrmy Heller -Reboil Bell.
Aselsaeab Notice -C. Seeger.
Oral Neve for sale -This olece.
Boole and Elbows -S. LlowatnR.
Ai.igarse'a Notloe-Batt. Gibbons.
Met water heater --K. it 0. O000ey.
Hew Botcher shop -Nim. Mtrachan.
Mead Opera Hese.-Andrews tk Cod.
IWO Album kw lac.- Fraser. Porter it Kay.
IIrow.b Balsam of tt"fld cherry -Jas. Wilson.
la the High Court of Justice -.lea. S. Cart-
enisht.
la the High Court of Juntloe-Js•. Is.
enfold.
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TOWN TOPICS.
aster* anitilig ye. faiths' notes.
Ari faith hell prcnt U.
For ruyoos. oil portraits or photographs.
glflrseMr%m ret-clapicture fronting call upon
Stewart.00r. Hamilton -et .and Square.
Hallowe'en b past for ISS.'. but 1Li4 Sallows
t be photographer continues to turn out photos
dad outside views that cannot be surpassed
fes week by the best city studios. Corner of
Meatrssl-m. and Square.
The gee weather of the pest week or so
should not take people off their guard. Pre-
paration should be made for a cold snap by
going to F. it A. Pridhenes. and purcha.ise
some of their excellent wearies appereL
THE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TILMrtRANCz
UNION will mart reeulaily for the traasection
of badness every Tuesday afternoon at 210
o'clock. in Knox church. livery woman in-
tntested 1a the work is cordially invited to
attend.
Liquor tea .till bolde its own with the beat
in the land. The hcedinarten in Oederich is
at the well-known drug more of Geo. 'threes.
where in addition to 1 i-quor tee. etrry-thiog
t• be found in • firstclass drug store can be
obtained.
rime TAILOR! No. -Customers ready teamed
up sod be measured for a fall suit or overcoat
of 'strictly the choicest goods in the market.
with a cat end make in strict eccordeene
with *menage mod true art. should inspect
McCormmt•'s Leonean. stock cf new felt goods.
feu sukaogs and nobby overcasting. in all
the new shades. Don't fall to see them.
Tug HCRON AND BRUCE LOAN AND INTUIT -
MINT COMPANY.- Depositor In this company
have the best possible security for thetr mon.
•1. .11 being Invested in mortgage on tarn
property. Depositors have a fat lien in all
the company's assets. Hate of interest paid.
from 4 to Sper cent, according to amount
end duration of deposit. Framers having sur-
plus means should call and ser the manager.
Goode. Black Cherry liaisons Is the beg
preparation out tor coughs and colds. so pre-
valent at this time of the year. Try It. A
feu stock of everything in the drag line con-
stantly on hand. Particular attention le in-
vited to our stock of hair brushes and toilet
erticlee--guod. varied and cheep. i'creosol
attention to physicians prescriptions and
fatally receipts. Charges moderate. W. C.
Goode. druggist, Albion block.
Mr. H. Meyers, of Wittgh•m, was in
town on Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting eight of
the school board next Monday.
Capt. E. A. MvOregnr, of Sarnia, wet
in town Mot.day and Tuesday last.
John Lyon. of flay City, is visiting
his parents Mr and tin Patrick Lynn.
Mw ida Wilkinson, returned Monday
evening truce • two m intoe emit to To-
ronto.
Harry R thiamin. for dDne time past
a resident of Clinton has returned to
Uudericb.
The drawing for the coal stove at the
Bazar will take plass en Friday night at
eight o'clock.
Feather trimmings -a splendid hue at
J. A. Reid & Bros' in sill the lending
colon at 18a per yard.
Michael Farr, formerly of Goderieh,
pow of Chatham, is reputed to be the
'fastest working cooper an Ontario.
The Grand Trunk Co's dock on the
west sole of the elevator is being renew•
ed, a nnmher of men being employed
t hem °.
Th. Mime. Florence Williams and
hathleen hall gave roc;cations at a ten
tmeetiug at Wilkins n's corner ant Thurs-
day evening.
Hallowe'en passed off in • cnmpere-
. Lively quiet tnsuoer Monday last, no
very hoary damage by the ynunesten
being reported.
Dr McD.,ntoh will be in Goderich for
consultation on Saturday, the bth of
November, and afterwards on the first
1Atorday of every month.
AT Hat► -111A1. -Owing to the renal
death of ez•Beerefary Waehurn the flag
at the office of the American Consul woo
at half mast during the week.
.1. A. Reid t Bm., ars selling heavy
dress mottoes from 8c per yard op. den
oels from I7o per yard, bleeketa from
82 per parr •p, tall and see thus.
B. C. Black and Miss Vine McDonald,
1\msprille, after 40 yeas.' onurtahip, con-
doled past week that they were well
sassgh acquainted to risk getting Olaf -
tied.
OLD Nawarsrawa -We haste nn hand
a few hundred pounds of old newspapers,
wore► we will dispo s of in quantities to
emit purchasers at 3 cents per Ib. at Tea
Ehnwat-
A writer in a entre paper says : "If
you want to get the meet pleasurable
moral Nei oat of it, kiss yTour _ghat on the
spar of *ho r.nmStlt." USSAHR lb IsU.we
prefer :he mouth..
Dr. M. W hien• the West skeet
dentist, makes the presereativa of the
materna teeth a apesiafy. One eidmtasw
'red from 9 am. le 4 p.m. fur the 'min-
ima eaVestime of teeth.
Nonce To Tularemsa& Hi• wor-
ship He mayor has caused to be posted
ep nation warning all parries
trammels* upon oe in ..7 grey toilltiangst
the ezhibalios grouds and buddies&
His Loapener, roe ono TIMasaltiu.-
J. T. °arrow, Q C.. ooaspied the
of justice at the usiees Saturday (set,
is the absence of Junes Rome, and clos-
ed up the business of the ouurt in a
highly satisfactory wase..
W. T. JE`1NlNUs, C. P. R , engineer,
was in town during the week taking ob-
servation*, but gave no intormatron of
importance co:owning the probable male
for locating the road. The bonus fever
for railway purposes will now be in
order.
Ewes:Rau in this issue will be found
an interesting letter by our old friend,
Thu Kydd, detailing the rise and oro -
green of the railway agitation in Gude-
rich during the pest three years. The
"Old Man" desk some heavy blows at
certain of the obstructionists.
Hen's • chance for some ad our local
mashers : - ht. Thomas physicians see
bothered by an enormous adored girl
about half • century old, who persists; to
falling in bye with them, one after an-
other, and sending them letters breath-
ing intense affection and devotion.
The following little incident which oc-
curred not one hundred milee from Godo -
rich tells • good deal In • few words
Mrs. Quitter : You may cut me off a
sample and I'll res ,a) dr•emmaker, and
send for what I need. Infant Terror :
Why, mamma, that's just what you said
io ell the other store.
Clain Scott, as "Mary Queen of
Scow," had • crowded house last even-
ing and received ample evidence that the
euthusiestic were fully satisfied with her
superior acting. Mr. Coburn also la en-
titled te great praise for his finished
work. --The Register, New Haven,
Coon., February 22, 1877.
Fos THa GOLD STATS.. - Saturday
morning Messrs J. Varcoe, John Wil-
liams, George Carroll and J. .1. Wright
will leave for California to spend the win-
ter. They are ruing for purpose. of
health and prospecting, and we hope to
see them all "bob up serenely' next
spring with their best anticipations real -
zed.
"SYR ANDID."-The comedy company
which played in town Thursday last was
not largely patronized. Friday the re
ceipts at the door were w light that no
performance was given, and the money
was refunded. The company struck •
similar bad streak of luck at Blyth on
Saturday, where they were stranded
and disbanded.
RETURNED Home -A number of the
men from this section who were employ-
ed on the Government survey bunt hay-
field during the past season have return-
ed home. They were Norman McAuley,
Alex and W. Sutherland and Murdoch
McGuire, of Goderich, and Frank
Keegan, of Bayfield. The vessel was
laid up at Owen hound Friday last.
PsmetsNTATIoN or Slit Jo/N's PICTURE
-H.
W. C. Meyer, of Wingbam, while
recently in Germany, had Bir John Mao-
donald . picture painted in oil from •
photograph by Breithaupt, of Munich,
one of the leading artists of the may. ' It
was loaned to the Albany Club of this
city, but Mr Meyer presented it to Lady
Macdonald, io•smuch as she desired its
possession.
Dsrrry SHratrr. - Winnipeg Rau :
Mr John C. Currie has been offered and
will probably accept the position of de-
puty sheriff, rendered vacant by the de-
parture of Mr John Robertson from the
province. Mr Currie filled a similar
position in Ontario, and as he is a
popular, obliging gentleman, he will be
sure to give general satisfaction if he
desides to accept.
LOo.tx LIE( A TICE BILL. --"Your
true blooded aristocrat," said Mr.
Thompson, "can descend to familiarities
with us and loss nothing by it ; but
your parvenus, your wealthy trades-
men who've riz from a barrow to eat off
gold and silver, they have to be mighty
particular. They have to be with their
dignity like a sailor with his pants, a1 -
ways hitching of it up."
WrDDlwn Cos. -Our haat thanks
are due to Mr and Mn Chas. li. Newton
for a box of wedding o.ke, ol the most
toothsome kind. Mr and Mrs Chesney,
of Tuckersmith, also favored us in a
similar manner. Mrs Newlon was for-
merly known to her friend. •s Miss
Sophie Gordon, and Mrs Chesney was
none other then Miss Annie Straiton,
also well and favorably known. Good
look to them, say we.
Hyuse soL_ -The following is from the
London i'ree Press, and refers to a cou-
ple of young people well and favorably
known in this section :-On Tuesday,
the 180% ult., Mr. G. R. Gordon, the
well-known and popular merchant of
Carroll street, Vancouver, B.C., was
married at Clinton, B C., to Miss S. E.
McIntyre, late of Ooderich, Ont. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Jas. A. Wood, at the residence of the
bride'. brother.
H. S. L. S. Marmot - • After the
usual routine bovines at the meeting of
the High School Literary Society last
Friday evening the following program
was presented : Reedit jr, Mw Sero
than ; recitation, Miss Bred ; quartette,
Mean. McCool, Moon, Thompson and
Mc(:illivr% : reeding, Mr McClo.ky ;
solo, Mas Strochee , Mitres** selections,
Mir Roar Stnnnms ; recitation, Mw Me.
Cormaek ; readifltf; ,Mr. H. 1. Straits ;
chorus by the members.
Mime CLAIaa Si'orr.-Tete Boston
Woe, has the following is reference to
Miss Cain Soret, who will appear
at the Oroad Opera Howse on No-
vember 7th, 841% and 3Nh - Mies Clain
Scott, whose engagement last week
was marked by • •eeoession of very
large atdienres, is one of the mom wide-
ly known lutresaes of the day. Both
in Reeked and in Lha eeaatry •he has
come to he known to • host if pay
goers , and her Sarson thus far indw.tse
"'steady gain in • popularity already re-
markable with the Aneerie•n pubis*.
Socially ea well se ►isterieally, M.
Scott gained during her brief mines of
perkwm•ne• . in Heston, so stash degree
a favor sed roped Hosfou Mean Oct.
27, 1886.
Offaar *soy. -"Throe lb. *teak Ise
49 seats ; three lbs. °trot, 46 arab ( three
1►s. sweat,, 24 oasts ; three lbw 1»ad-
slues.. 26 east. ; boiling beet 11 and 8
weep par lb ; betels served m l.3 oasts all
arowod. John Neglieugale, nest door
to Miseries"' Hotel." The foredoom is
from the Forest ane ?tr.,. and we sive
the Nighti.Eale in quamtion the basalt
of the .d vertisemest ►.mane he si.ss a
sweet some ; a.W we hope our Gods -
✓ ich butchers wiU etch the refrain.
eMbc.r schools, sad iseereseed ►a *gory
M 81,000 Lha rocr...e to date from Jasa-
.ry 1st oezt. Mr Committer withdrew
his migmatite', and wl1 remain voile ua.
Both parent. and pupils will be sratined
to Wore that the board retains Mr Crew
welter, who, &Luce his madame here,
has shown hatn.elf to he a teenier ad
high merit.
Beseor Hors ENTaatessourr. --The
Knox church Baud of Hope held their
seared aotertainrntut ou Thursday mom -
Ws, October 27th It was • decided
seams. • large reuniter of young people
and children being preseci. Mr Strang,
who occupied the chair, also conducted
devotional .&&mise&. First piece by the
Band (warring their blue b de's), "I
lure Jeyes," was&weetl) sung. Suitable
readings by Messrs Wilson and Strang
were well received, as also addresses ty
Revs I B Wsllwin and Dr lire. A
quartette, "1 tun my Mountain Hover, '
by Mess Moue, Thomson, McC ell,
and McGillivray, was loudly applauded.
Mimes Sand. and Ralph gave • recite
tion and • solo respectively, which were
well received. The Mimes Fletcher,
Tbumpeon and freeman, kindly aided
as org•nista. Toe cbildreu of the
Bend, who now number some 80, so
quitted themselves finely in their differ-
ent parte. The untiring president is
richly deserving of credit. The collec-
tion netted $5 35.
SsNxtu.a ReltAkicx.--Tbe following
clipped from the Toronto Waned of
Wednesday last, will apply to =say other
towns :-"Tbe Bellenlle thaferio endors-
es the
ections of
Peterboro
tasoli to he practice of some m.rcheats
in sending their job printing away to
larger cities to be executed, for the sake
of saving • few cents. The complaint M
that "Toronto (jeb) printing houses
male • descent upon Peterboro • •
and carry back large orders. ' The
World is not in that line, but even if it
were it would advise those cemented to
help build up their own town, so long
LAsmoms LOD TEr.NTS. -By se
(Jmtarw ,nutmeat ward% came new
fora' ors Oat, let, the wordy possesio ns
of a lodger or boarder cannot now be in-
cluded with the goods of • tisane seised
cur rent. This wan a defect in the law
which cried out for remedy. The le-
ant has now • decided •dvantsge over
the landlord in the fact that • seizure
oau duly be made when the rent is two
months in arrear, and after filtrate days
.inion Ito been given to leave the house.
All aesees•ry articles tae exempt from
d straiot.
WIAT HLTennis or IT. -John Wens
maker, the tau fold millionaire of Phila-
delphia, and the builder -up of the largest
retail establishment the world ever saw,
believes in advertising. He says' "To
discontinue an advertisement is like t•k•
ing down your sign. if you want to do
business you must let people kouw it.
Standing adverue.mTuta, changed fre-
quently, are better than reading notices.
They look more substantial and business
like, and inspire confidence. I would as
do business without clerks as without ad-
vert Muir."
ALDSR'r Cycwraw'A. -We have re
strived the ,cooed volume cf Alden's
Cyclopedia, and are pleased with the
cbancter and calibre of the work. It is
published in • form which is compact
and easily handled ; the letter press and
binding is good ; and the matter in con-
nection with the various subjects it un-
dertakes to treat is web written and
easily comprehended. Readers of Tae
StaaeL desiring to obtain sample pages
of the work would do well to correspond
with the publisher, John B. Alden, 393
Pearl -se, New York city.•
Cut•ar or Ravlaloe.-Hie Honor
Judge Toms held court last Thursday
morning In the town hall for the re-
vision of the town voters' list. when the
following alterations and additions were
maple ; J. M. Proudfoot, assessment
raised from $260 to $300; Thcmas Troy
added as owner of 702; James Crawford
struck off as tenant of 702 ; Patrick
Nugent added as owner of 919 ; George
Sutton added as tenant of 30 ; John
Huebins'n added as tenant of 960;
Thum. Ansebrook added as owner of pt
849 ; Robe J. Meese added as tenant
of 095 ; Jas. Prime added es tenant of
350 ; R. C. Hays added as owner of
165 ; Jno. W. Graham added as tenant needed here.
of 165 ; Richard Radcliffe added u
as said towns are in • position to supply
the thiugs needed at • reasonable ate.
It is the poorest kind of poor policy to
starve your own horse because your'
neighbor's horse may be eating cheaper
and generally inferior oats. The man
who ,tends his money in his own town
stands • chance of quickly getting it
back from his fellow townsmen. Tbe
farther away he sends what he spends
the Longer it takes the money to get
back, if it ever comes back at all." Tan
Siee•L can supply the merchants of
Goderich with all the printing they re-
quire at prices as low, all things con-
sidered, as they can obtain any.here.
Still there are business men here who
feud money io distant places for prist-
ine, probably not thinking it gore out
cf their reach forever, although badly
!tows of Iat.*e•t to tar .eye w he Hew
Me ammo
AUTUMN ASSIZE. 7.,Airmi NOTES.
A Large Doohet nod Sumo Im-
portant eases.
l'ostiaulba .f the Carse Inswing ap taw
S..s•e•o of the ('cell• Items .f
Interest se uttss.t.
Hon. Mr J entice hese preetdtne.
The following are the remaieing eases
disported of last week, the court beteg
concluded on Saturday meoroing:
The case of Davies vs McDonald, was
given to the jury at 3.30 p. m , and at
16.15 they returned wita • verdict fur
$100 deinaces. A plicatlon was made
on behalf of pltL for a certificate tor
outs, and the deferrer, objooted to •
higher scale than County Court costa
His Lordship eaid he would awsider it,
out be thuuebt the verdict should look
atter itself with County Court oast..
O Bent v Campbell. Actiou fur
damaged' in the ounstruction of • drain
uuder the Ditches and Watercourses
Act. (Jarrow, Q. C , road Dorsey for
pill ; Idioglon, Q. C . fur dote Jury
was dupetmied with by his Lordship and
judgment reserved.
'fuwuahhip of Adifield of Flynn. Ac-
tion to obtain • jettsment establishing •
road betweeu boos No 1, b and 0, L 8. R.
west e•1 the township of Ashfield •
(Jarrow, Q. C for p![I ; Lomat, Q C ,
and Campion for deft His Lordahrp
gave judgment for Off, declaring that
the road had been dedicated to the
public u•e, and moat be keit open ; with
ousts and costs of the motion for interim
injunction.
Nelson vs Ferguson. Action for
specific performance and recovery of
money. C. Seager for plff ; M. C.
Cameron for deft Case adjourned un-
til dexo sitting of the Chancery Division
for this Comely.
Craig vs Craig. Action to recover
possession ,f buds. Devisor% & J..hn•
.ton for plff ; Cameron, Holt & Cameron
fur deft. Case adjourned by oonseut till
next sitting of the County Court.
Herr vs Carroll. Action for the con-
struction of the will of the late Joseph
Herr. Cameras', Holt & Cameron for
Offs ; Davison & Johnston for executor
deft. ; other defts. not represented by
counsel. His Lorosltip gave judgment
for Off. , declaring the child of Mary
Agatha, viz , Sebes Lena, entitled to
take as ole of the residuary legatees
under the fifth clause of the will, and
that the coots 01 all partiskohali be paid
out of the estate.
THE ca/MI!laL caLglrtrat
The Queen vs. Adam Sipple ;
Lou* assault. This tare, it will be re-
mombered,arose out of the Zurich bar-
glkry,tn which prisoner was charged with
beteg • participant. Ile was found
guilty of the assault. Mr. Collins, his
couc.eI, preseuted a largely signed peti-
tion regarding the prisoners good char-
acter. Judge Rooe,after e,nadennr the
ease carefully, decided to gave Sipple an
opportunity et reforming, and kading •
proper life He allows him to go upon
entering kilo heavy bonds to keep the peace
for five years, and to appear for sentence
if called upon. The Judge gave Sipple
to understand it was not • mere wetter
of fore. and that if any further bad
conduct is reported concerning him he
will surely be arrested and sent to the
penitentiary for not less than three years.
On the cheers of burglary in which •
true bill was returned, after hearing the
evidence His Lordship declined to allow
the case to go to toe jury, and entered a
verdict of ,rot guilty.
The Queen vs Jac,b McGee,of Ashfield,
charged with receiving cattle, knowing
them to be stolen Counsel for the
' Crown said that in view of the evidence
offered for the defence he could net press
for a conviction, and this view being
owner of 960.
The Ass"eiatiox, • paper published by
the Young People'. Association of the
Presbyterian church of Trenton, N. J .
has the following reference to s former
esteemed citizen of Goderich :-"Mr. G.
N. McDonald, who for the pat two
years has been laboring so earnestly and
faithfully in our city as Presbyterian!
City Missionary, leaves this field to take
charge of the Bethany Mission, connect-
ed with the New York avenue Presby-
terian church, Washington, 1). C., of
which Rev. Wm. Alvin Bartlett, D. D ,
is the pastor. We feel sure Mr. Mc-
Donald takes with him to bis new field
of labor the kind wishes and the earnest
prayers for God's bleeeine, from the
many friends be has made during bis
stay in our city. "
THE BAZAR -The bazar for the bees -
fit of the poor of the town clues its sales
today (Friday). Notwithstanding that
at the start assistance was promised by •
large number, the whole work was left
to Mr J. P. and Miss Annie Luby, who
cheerfully attended to the bazar from
morning until late at evening, from its
inception to the present. It is satis-
factory to know that their disinterested
effcrte have been measurably success-
ful, and that a fair net pretit has been
made. The only donation made by out-
siders was that of Rev. B. J. Watters.
Following is • statement of receipts and
d isbursemeo ta.
Profits on elle of 8335 worth of
geed* purchased fur bazar by
J. P. Luhy . 8123.2E
Expense* 71 53
Net profits . 51 72.
The expenses in detail were as fol-
lows :
Rent of store , $10.00
Freight and draying . 10.18
Constable Ticbtour.e, doorkeeper 3.00
Miss Kw, for assisting 3.55
Light and wood 3 50
Coal stove to be iven as • pnssione20.00
Material for making sign. 2.25
Printing end advertising 8 33
C. Paine for cleaning store..... 2.00
Used heating .ton, Saunders & Son1.00
Wrapping paper, bags and twine 2.25
Repairing windows 75
Boy fur delivering parcels 4 25
Total expenditure . 7143
The profits have hese disbursed as fol.
law.: -E. C- Fletcher has received an
order for 325 loaves of bread, to be dis-
tributed amongst the poor ; J Krieg hem
resolved an order for lb gallons of Deal
oil ; 30 the of tee and 3 cords of wood
have also toren distributed. The re
mainder of the profits have been dirtri-
buted4in duetting to needy persons The
following have obtained their share of
tea, and will remove bread and a quanti-
ty of opal oil weekly foe three neoeth.:
Wilhelm Ansley, South -et.; 11Irs Dough..,
Station sl. ; Hector McKay, Diok.ea'.
Hoose; John Wat.oa Hama rood ; Mr.
Burns, Huron road ; Margaret McGuire,
Huron rood. Mn McOlade, Mrs Doug -
lee and Miss Donath have each received
a had of wood. All those who have
been helped are truly deserving cases.
Nr Luhy deserves the thanks of oar
people for his kindly and .ucce.sfui man
gement of the bazar.
l.caeaa&D Res SALAay.--The follow-
ing from an Oshawa p.per refers to as
old Goderich boy, .red we are pleased to
know that the teadeney is upward sod
onward - A special routine of the
Oahu.. Board of Education was held
lest evening, to wrotid.r the resignation
of C. L CvesswdNr, satbe.a•tteal slaw
ter of the High /.bpi, who has received
the eppniskme.t of master of Easel
Centre Herb 'shed, at. salary of 41,000
par unarm Th. beard ?equated Mr
Crassweller net to .ever his enausetk.
=Z
Weather at present is all that an be
desired.
Mrs W. P. Grierson has returned
from visiting her friends.
West Wawanc.h municipal council
was in session on Saturday last. peeve
and all the members were present.
Jobst Black, Cedar Valley, has taken
to himself a wife, and on the Mesion
there was finite a lively rharieuri held
to celebrate at.
All saints eve, or Hallowe'en, was
.lnietl, kept, ea the young people, as tar
as heard of, did not du any damage to
property as is usually dune at such a
time.
Farmers and others in this vicinity
are busily engaged in taking up and
storing their root crops, and making
preparations for winter. The steam
threshers will soon be laid by, as nearly
all are through threshing the grain
crop of this -year:
It is rather discouraging to pupils and
teachers that their parenas and friends
do not favour them with their presence,
on examination days in particular. At
last examination there were nu visitors
present, trustees or others (ezceptiog
one person). It it to be hoped that
parent's and trustees will take • larpr
interest in the edeoation of their child-
ren besides paying school expenses.
Inspectot Tom visited Dungenncp
school last week, and expressed himself
well pleased with the progress the pupils
were making, under the present teachers
Miss Rutherford and Mr Woods. 1 am
told that the trustees here engaged said
teachers for the year 1888, which shows
the due appreciation they hare of their
services. It is to be hoped that the
trustees will see to, and improve the ap-
pearance of the school rooms by having
them whitewashed or kalsomrned, and
proper fixings placed on the walls, for
hanging maps and other school furti-
tore, without which • school rcom is is
no way attractive or what it should be.
T a z
trust. W. C. T.
(-., organized hen past March, has been
doing • good work. Coder their
auspices • large quantity of temperance
literature has been circulated among the
community. They have also been suc-
oes•ful an 'adagiotwo churches to use
pure unfermented wine for sacramental
purposes. They have lately organised
In this place a rery promising Band of
Hope, consisting of thirty-six members,
who meet fortnightly for instructions in
temperance principles. This instruc-
tion consults of plain talks or lectures by
the ladies of the Chino, on the nature
and effects of alcohol. The members of
the !land also aid in the interest of the
meetings, by rendering suitable readings
end recitations on the great subject of
temporaries.
• Nave Ten tewr.tte
If you are suffering the agonies of
mraralgia, and have failed to get a reme-
dy that will afford relief, we want you
to try Poleon's Nerviline. No remedy
in the market bis given anything like
the same degree of satisfaction. Its
action nn nerve pain is simply marvellous,
and as it is put op in 10 Bert sample
1401*).. no great el p.en. ewe is inenlvcd is
giving it a tenet l'oan's Neyiline is
the meat pleasant, powerf.l, and certain
pain remedy in the world. Sold by Jae
Wilw.n and all dealers in 'medicine, 10
and 2b cents a bottle.
The @chooser Gr yhom el brought •
Barge of posts to this pert on Seturday.
The schemer Jane Mcleod, with •
.4 14111111111 for Joseph William.,
strived is `itiR ea Sunday som ase,
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The schooner M. Ifi. Gude. arrived is
part on Saturday with a cargo of lumber.
The dredge Challenge sad meows were
towed row harbor but week by the
tug Trudwu if the weetMa peemite
the dredge ell wort in the harbor.
Pleura To Corr Games.- 0.ptaiu
tiheebau, of the Norris, givers great
plane to Capt James Green, of Gude-
ridb, who rescued him and his crew in
the bight of the bis Mtnret last week.
"Capt Green sada the W. L. Brook, and
is • .odor, ovary inch of him,"arid Capt
Sheehan to • reporter of TRE Sweet.
Liasuzu rot =1,200. -The wrecked
Nonis, which was brought into port by
the tag (heaping during the put week,
baa bees libelled for • bill of $1,100 for
services rendered by the too. a.caim
for 987 was also made agatest the Norris
by Wm Babb of the lifeboat service at
this port. We understand the peoprae-
turs of the Norrie, Meese Sheehan, Cur-
rie
urrie & Rubinson, of Port Hums, have
abandoned the boat to the creditors.
At present we do out know the items
upuu which the 887 claim is made.
concurred in by His Lordship a verdict
of not guilty was entered
The grand jure returned true bills
against John Heferman, jr., for stealing
cattle andof escaping front a conetable.and
bench warrants were ordered to issue for
his arrest.
The grand tory returned "no bill"
against ,fohu Shanklin, charged with
stealing groat, as tried before Mayor
Seager, and "no bill ' against Michael
Buns, charged with larceny.
William Cook, • coustable charged
with negligently alldwing a priscner to
escape fmm his custody. pleaded guilty
through his counsel, Mr. Campion, and
a fine of 825 was imposed.
John Eno, charged with stealing
Battle, having been used u a witneea
for the Crown in the case soiled
McGee, Hi. Lordship suggested that his
evidence could not now 5. meed to con-
vict himself. and . verdict of not guilty
was entered
The Queen vs. Alfred A. Rowe, un-
lawfully seducing a girl above the age of
twelve and under sixteen. The parties
live in Wingham, the girl being one of
those sent nut from England by Miss
Rye. Mr. Garrow appeared for pris-
oner. in answer t0 His Lordship, Mr.
Loupe for the Crown mid he had no
evidence to offer as to the girl's age
but her own, and His Lordship decided
that this was insufficient and directed
the tory to n:ero a verdiot of not
guilty, which they did. The Grand
Jury made the following
ram/IrrwrNT.
Cor,cTy nr Wattle
To Wit i
The Jurors for our Lady the Queen beg
leave to pree►nt
We here eternised the Jail lied fled It rlese
and .reit kept. The prisoners have no row
Plaints and we have bad no request& from the
Jailor.
At pretest there are eleven prisoners In the
ceasty Jau . males sad r refr.k.. (N the
former t neo aro Incase ; see of thsse It.. bee.
mealy three years is }au grottiest removal W
the seylnm and the maker h nadir leveslpga.
(lot. ; both are harmless and quiet. Two of
ire prisoners ere vagrants d P1 and 1%l. yuan
r Hr sed b th ander .menace. Ws
find ore ewr seder re.tQoce
otor hone stealing sad jjaft break)aeleggr two
ou
dhwn an waltlns tr(al. Gf the ferns as ON
Is Insane sod has bees tyles In jail for twit
years wahine re st10 the asylum tN
df s wteelet Isa s, years of age mud =2,:r a
We are [lad to lean t1fNmg% your Lordship
Mot the Preelnt'/at Oerer.me.t is prrItag
Ndltleaal s'^ommedatles, ter war en .-
ate lessen. and Merle, and we hens the twit
insane now waiting in J.11 of thee meaty well
M among the mrst forwaribd 1. nee of the
sew sayt.me mentln..r1 M ywar 1 BMoM3.
A really large number of erimleal ease.
hate hoes brought before ea. bet nett\ IM
erptamoinnii sande ley year l ereehip to rear
monies .tame to rte sad the pro.tpt mai
oceirtwow asM.taaes given es by the Crowe
Attorney. Wm. tweet, Q C., .M Brew.
(.'ouarl, our labors harmhue e.. y
iightenad aid we trust our 4Nlee 14...
perfewutsl nett► mtteuetine t0 your
aha 1. tbo Int.e.sb M ohm p.bite,
Au etc wbk► k r he- tl y sehwltt ol .
0Msrlrt, Orad Amy Rena, Ort. t i tppr.,•.
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Lammas.
Our papular to:Haman, T1tua Carney,
was uta the sick list last week.
Mew R (Jordon, formerlyof Sheppard -
tun,
rd•tun, now of Clinton, vested friends hero
last week
Flocks of wild geese have berm flying
about testing 0051 of our fall wheat
geld.. Several local Nimrod& have been
trying to get witbiu range for • shut at
them.
Signitters* were taken at the close of
the service in the call for Rev Mr Sinai).
son as • pastor to assist Rev Dr Ure
hen, last Sunday, quite • 'lumber of
members and adherents signing.
Thursday of this week Wm Strac3an
moved into Ucderich to open out his
butcher shop, un Hamilton -et., opposite
E N Lewis' law office. of Tuesday. We,
with any (remade, wish Will success, as
he always was an obliging neighbor, .ad
will be much missed here.
Theo Bates, of Gedwrieh, was fiziag
up the residence of couucillos Taylor
with the trowel last week. Tootleuoe
of the pioneers of iluron, and is the
oldest knight of the trowel in this come-
ty, having set many a bock to its place
in • space of 44 ears,
PrsanvaL-LCrick, of Clinton, wit.
is on the staff of the New Ern, gave our
busy burg a visit during kat week. tak-
ing • view of the .eery waters of the
lake in the recent gale, and other
wonders, which he may relate to his
churns during spare momenta, waiting
for nutter in the inland journal dike.
The big gale of last week tumbled over
• haystack and gave the chimney of the
hall • racket by seeding several bricks
from it to the tall laird'& anion, break-
ing a window p•oe. On Saturday
afternoon the Baled tf Hope tmestiag
then found the building rather smoky.
Later in the evening tete stove pipe was
taken down sod the chimney was found
to be full of loose bricks and smatter. -
A butcher cart driven rather rapidly
along Butternut Row, caused • top
boggy with • mettlesome yneog horse,
driven by two young ladies returning
home from Carlow, to take fright and
bolt off the road. With great eoolam*
and presence of mind the ladies kept the
lines, trying to master the fractious
.game. Seeing their predicament from
the distance. Jas McCracken, jr., end
' James M•diardy ran to their rescue,
the former catching the steed. No ode
was hurt, we are glad to say.
Tbe first meetjpg *Retest the repeal of
►he Scutt Act, bald at Carlow on Friday
I evening last, in the Presbt
yterian church, fir fO
was attended by some of our temper -
semi workers, whore a good address wee
made by Rev D G GLmerea, of Dungan-
non, in favor of the ABL. He showed
that Ontario was to favor of it by i l ooun-
ties passing It with large rnajoritis,while
of the counties that bestit then were
' only 14, and the majorities were small.
• His comparisons showed no leak for the
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repeal of the Act, and since the polies
magistrate had been appointed in this
riding 88 bw.bre&kers had paid the
penalty once, and nine w far for the
seoond time. The pastor of the eberch
' acted as chairman in an able sennas,
saying he had seen mach misery is sir
sloe work in the old isometry caused by
earn.
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The following is the list of prize win-
n ers in the garden vegetable class at
the late Ncrthwepera 1'bibition ; the
list was in soma way omitted from the
regular report made at the Hine. and so
many enquiries hays beta (made since
that it Is published now :
Rose potatoes, Geo. Carrell, 3d Gee.
Green ; early Ohio, John Andrews, 3d
Geo Green ; whit. elephant, John And-
rews, 2d David Cox ; beauty of Hebron,
Samuel Furze, 2d John Andrews ; say
variety named, (leo. Sheppard, 2d Jasss
Gledhill; vegetable marrow, E. &oaten.,
2d W. Rumball ; summer .& ossh, j H.
William, 241 E Bingham; winter peasb,
W. Bw.Rield, 2d W. Romhsl) ; white
celery, M. C. Cameron (Relit. Gore,
gardner„ 2d E. Bingham ; red eel.ry,III.
C. Cameron, 2d E. Bingham : winter
cabbage, Geo. Sheppard, 2d 8 Bingham;
fall cabbage, Rubt. Gibbous, 2d E. 111ios-
bant ; Savoy cabbage, E. Bingham, 9d
Gro. Sheppard ; citron., Wm Elliott, 3d
8. Potter ; red cabbag., 1[ Bingham, 241
W. Rumbrll , long bares, tsbpet Jas41
Aikenhead, 241 W. Rumbsll ; fwoip
beets, A. M. Roes, 2d E. Bing! am ; rad-
ishes, W. Rumball • table turnip., B.
Forgo. 4d W. Relabel! ; orange aura*
G. H. Parsons, 2d Ales. Gkn ; early
horn carrots, Wu.. Bwwield, 3d Robert
Gibbons ; scarlet Newts earrote, Ws:
Swaflield, '24 Geo. Sh. ip paess ,
table, Robe. °ibbons, 3d-W.c. meatball;
red onions, Wm. Remtaf, 3d Jame*
Wilson ; yellow onion., Wm. Rambe.R'
3d James Wilsno ; silver akin maims,
Jams Oo., 3d (loosen (lox . table earn,
sweet, E. Bingham, 2d J. H WiUlalps
w other
11 Atevariety, H. ms, D.
Coz. 3d Thos. Hamiltes ; mesh melons,
A M. Roes ; gr.asgsb soler, Thom"
Hamilton; eaulifliowee, t Bingham. 3d
M C. (laasery . csd'sateee., E. Bing-
ham, 2d A. M. Rem ; eaNeetioe garden
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