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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-5-10, Page 1e 1 °Oau Diremi ii DIED. _ win.mei ! M,tlr Dyrnea .pderlik. es Wett. ed �''e> arn Oederich, ea Th rah. a IIII years. et Yr. W. J Hob The Ammar will take Mees hem the reel - dome of her haus.d, `tMetea west. au Friday. Mei MM. at 4 .'deet P.M. TOWN TOPICS. • L Miere.iprsy re, tikes As !elft hitt peed rt." IMF Outside views. Mstea, eryens sr oil pslat- bye at iMart said beet styli at Geo. Itteeet. Gees ft you can a w to give rt a Wirt Pea. sow metala &tay PIT os D. McGillicuddy. weal. Ooderieb. Linen dewire, •ssr.onkers, every tied of eehseaastremal light pamlismee's wear , new W enwwthe t of F. t A. Prfead bdb at.ta8`has Thelma penises., the purest dome. the aszlesaIths elegem attrIsm,ot rho Tim Wormers Caamrtae T *pw.„ca 171Mest will meat for the transamien afternoon at the Every ween& la- • erdWjy Imbed ho rdit andatas`pds want for Mat and low Vr m ppapers a.4 th are preler rre la paint. kalsamlee aid reeve polish are the thing. Give them • can at the che.p- �-- eider theme. Wive will ere waterworks .mese tab Meat barn been asked by moa ; aged what Matter with the street wabr4* 1 le asked by Thine iosis bearbw u�gMetba are I. oriarhe ear towsbet if tunnies r nab where mai the and bent devivw la iseders pasts y be=oound. • mead Merin hem -AS L l sathMed lira tallow's Delete e.tabirebeeet, Mee. r ef Mese trealeto and ware." BRIEFLETS. Mr Geo Swanson is jest recovering from a movers indisposition. Mayor Butler is off on holidays, and municipal mitten ars drooping. Inspector Cavan, of the Inland Rev- enue Depertment,was in town on Friday tart. Mr Jonathan C'Ibere*, Smith's Fills, is visiting his brothers, John H. and W. • Ambrose. Miss Julia Haley, of St. Marys, is the guest of her ester, Mrs T. H. Mahooey, East -street. . Dr MoDo.aph will be in Goderich for eonsultatn•m on the brat Saturday of every month. John Acheson a kid glare annocnee- meot i,n 5th page is worth the attentiuo of every reader. Mr D K Strachan is beady engaged psifecting the new machinery for lauucb- Id.''be lifeboat. ?lies Ellie Mahoney, cf Stratford, formerly of Giderich, it visiting the home of her childhood. The Bret sitting of the Court of Re- vision fur Hallett will be held •t Loodeeburo, on the 27th inst. Me Geo A Thorpe, of Tomato. ss re- segion.tiag in tows after • three weeks' Mme Haseiltes, of Drsyto., Dakota, She intends her amt, lin 8. Pollock. Nasiiag the sam.►ee here. The Teems Woman's Christian Tam- peraaes Union win bold its mink, ttse►et- lag ea Monday. 13411, at at the hoe ofMn R. Hendersond� os fall •ttssdasce is particularly requested. A Porvtas Tpsestrauttr.-A sew scale Upright Piamofotte recently eOm- pleted by Messrs Newcombe & Co. , Tu- roato, em affording great satisfaction. It tills the regaireesests for a reliable ilk strsme.t by a Brat Disse .taker at . tissue within the reseal of all. Write them for particulars if A Novaiyr. -A B Cornell has a novelty i. the New Raptness" maim ea•biu., which is • handsome piece of furniture for a parlor or sitting room, sombining • beaatilui ladiss' writt'ag desk with the most durable and praotieal .swang machine made. Judge Tome, who is one of the aarepee- stataves to the Greed Coai.ii d the Royal Amami, left on T y.�. Peterborough to be present at the osseina of that order. Mr Radcliffe, who was to have accompanied him, was detained hen owing to the illness of hi. dauzbt•r. The prettiest thing on wheels in this town is the delivery wagon which Mr Woe Pridham, of the Parisian Laundry, ha. had made in response to the increas- ing demands of his bosinese. Mr Prid- tiam's business has steadily grnwn .men, he opened up in Str,I'ord, and besides his lards city custom he receives work weekly from Berlin, Seaforth, St, Marys, rte. The Parisian Laundry doss [food work and deserves success. - Stratford Herald. Ormrntro TES BAWL BALL SEAsox On Friday afternoon last then w good taro -oat at the Agricultural P to see the base ball game betwee picked nine of the lawyers and bank and soother from the merchants of town. P. Maloolmsoo sod G. Pa comprised the buttefor the law en and beaker., and S. Maleumwn and Ed. Camp.ignefitled the points for the mercan- tile teem. In the early part -of the game law and 6nwoe led the procession by • tall more, but in the ninth innings of the merchants, Pitcher Malcolmaon a arm gave out, and • " razzle-dazzle " was the result, allowing a score of 11 runs, which added to the 5 already made brought the total up to 16. As the other team had trade 18 runs in their eight innings they decided to not take the beat inning. The Pame was a highly interesting one, the features being the battery work, the ban work of Messrs A Pridham and Pioodtoot, and the base running Meagre Sutherland Malcolmson, D. M Donald and P. Hult. A return match looked for at an early date. GODERIre Toper. -The Isst issue Monetary Tst.es has the fuliowi bout our town :-We do net require remark the attractions offered by God tilt as a summer resort, since we ger told that an illustrated pamphlet is preparation which will set forth these Bat we gather some ether interests Seta and figures about this breezy u town from the Annual Report of i Beard of Trade, just sent us. Th population exceeds 4,000, and there a over 100 shops and basinees pl-,• these ten are dry goods, 10 gruo.ry provision, and 7 merchant tail pa There are 6 dressmakers, Ilan dealers, 5 bakers, 1 confection The trades occupying 4 shops each those of druggists, shoe., butcher' t, grain, millinery, store and tins r and feed, house -furnishings, an •paper. There are three hardware pe, 3 lumber yards, 3 men's furnish places, and three livery stables, ti knitters, 2 densts, 2 Berets, Iles, 2 plumbers. In default o assessment figures for the tureen , the Report gives the total for las at $1,109,795, of which 2989 000 is estate, Municipal indebtedneee unto to $96,174, two-thirds of which been incurred for water -works, elmlighting, and the Agricultural Park. town is well lighted, efforts are GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1889. "TIE HURON SIGNAL" STRAY THE HURON SIGNAL." Y • D Y'OILLICItDDY, PYOPtIETOE. ark From the ilimarated [Signal -Star. n en A review of the industries of find* the rich would indeed be incomplete if i rks failed to contain a reference to Ta Hosoa StoxiL. which, for the ast forty years and mors, has been • pioneer of progress in Guder,oh. Establish ed in 1848 by the late Thomas 1‘11r44 tem. mi at once took rank with the foremost Pro- vincial papers, and although in its loog•.e career it bas undergone chania and vicissitudes, it has ems through them with curage unabated, energy undimin- ished, and vigor unimpaired. Today it stands in the trout rank of Canadian country journalism from a literary stand- point, and has at its command the mint perfect mechanical facilities of all the w otlioes in Huron, Perth and Bruce. In of its earlier years Tux Stnttgi had, like c- cost other country newspapers of that is period, many changes of proprietorship. m Q• Mr Mcseen'. retiring in 1852, he was succeeded by George and John Cox, of Nich••lls & Coz, J. K. Keys, and then ng McQueen again resumed control. H. to afterwards disposed of the nape to .- W. T. dt G. Cox, who were succeeded • by Coz & Smith, and they in turn geld ro in out to J. J B.11, now editor an.i pro- • prietor of the Brookville Reeler. He ug was succeeded by Allan 1 Dickson. id After the lamented death of Mr Dickson to I by drowning, Mr Allan secured a part! • I art} in Mr limine, formerly of the re ; Woodatnck !i.••le.e, and the business " I were conducted by them uitrl Sept. Tse New Climax Co. -A meeting of the shareholders cot the Joint Stock Organ Co. of Goderioh was held on a Thursday evening of hue week, Mayor • Kotler in the chair. There was a tante d attendance, and the proceedings were most enthunns estic and hs-inenn.. After addresses had been ,node by the 2 Mayor and Mr. Baacketone, the fol. 2 Inwieg provisional directors were ap- f , pointed • Joe. Williams, John Aehseon, t ! Horace Horton. C. A. Humber, Joke t - Butler, Wm Proo'ifurt, Chu. Black- stone and F. Jordan. Mr D. Mctiilli- caddy acted as secretary. At the close of the meeting the signing of the stock . book took place, and arrangements were made for plat ng the company on • thorough worktt,g basis. PRINTING HOUSE. t•-oRTH STRC T. 1, 1880, when McGillicuddy Bros.., formerly df the+ Brained. Past, as- sumed ccwtr.d of Ta SIGNAL With advert,/the advert,/ of the new proprietor. • radi- a eel change was made in the "get-up" of t the j .uru.l. The old "bisi.ket sheet" • wee abandoned, and the more modern p 8 -page form was adopted ; • complete new oath' of type was purchased ; addi Lionel and improved machinery was placed in the pressroom ; a toll onrpe of t meaty correspondents was secured ; as Tem SIot,L became, from • typographi ml and literary standpoint, • model keel newspaper. In 1886 Mr Thomas McGillicuddy, the junior member of the firm, retired from the business, to ac met the position of camel stenographer in the Ontario Barest" of Industrie•, and resigned from the staff of Tits Sti..rat. Since that time the entire control of the joures•l has been iii the hands of the present proprietor, Mr D. McGillicud- dy, and the pneperous career of THE SIGN A1. has continued. During the past year a new engin? has Leen added to the pressroom equipment, and the other ap- pli*aci•s fur turning out brie -class job murk have also been improved. The Pressroom is one of the most complete outside of the cities, and containa four presses -three of which are driven by steam power. The present handsome edition of THE iii. reTRarro tiniov.- STAR is fair testimony to the excellence of TettS1.4I&L printing facilities, es the entire Militia to th ► work of its press room. Pnlittcally the paper is au inde- pendent Reform journal, ss. fearless and outspoken, end is subservient to n. par- i ty nr clique. Sunday last throe young men, who tb. m were paddling in a nae in the river, • were overturned and gut soused is the stream. If you are in want of a good first -clans top buggy call and see Alex. Morton's stock -it is large and all fat -class work. Prices right. The tracts for general distribution have arnvea, and persons desirous of getting them can obtain them from Mr David Stoddard. Of We regret to horn that Mfr. Arm- and strong, mother of Mr Harry Armstrong, oho of the N. W. Telegraph office, is snit in torn • low state of health. .r. Mr A Waddell, an old miner, left for ma ic Sudburyon Monday on a prospecting Bo tour. is friends here w ,old rejoice to °8 hear of his striking a good lead. wall Mrs and Miss Drummond have return- IYq ed from • six months' trip east. They two., had an enjoyable time, but like all others ; trot, are glad to get book to Goderieh. ! the Dr M Nicholson, the Rest st dentist, year makes the preservation of the natural ; year teeth a specialty. Gas administered from real 9 a. m. for the painless extraction of &mu teeth. has Conductor Aasebrook left for Denver, I tris Col., Wednesday last, to attend the . Th• annual Conductors convention. He is nein weompanied by Mn and Miss Anse- I Park brooks, and expects to be absent two net weeks. l Refs Boys ' Loop Hass. --New bicycles st sestates t the price of oaad hand ones : Comet exceed Safety, 085 00 ; Comet No. 2, 066 00. ! with Boy's bicycle up to 48 inches, 030 00, at 11.°11i Olio. W. Thomeoa's usesie d•pot,,Squs,,, Goderich. 2 2t it was Dr John D Wilson (not Frame who purchased J W J.nei residence o0ee Q.n's avenue. Dr Wilson has just returned from Riverside, C.I., and seams quite restored in health. -Loa- den Fre. Pres Fersetence rm. Assnewrwy Rocs AatniLD Toweewtr. Population, 3514; births, 86 ; deaths, 36 ; number horses, )298; cattle, 4261; sheep, 3297, pine, 983; dogs, 391; nares.( woodland, M711; .me. orchard, 492; acres fall wheat, 3289. g made to enclose and improve the and &Imre, and the water -works em, we believe, is • very gond one, rring to mansfactures, the report that the product of Boor in 1888 ed that of 1887 ; likewise that the expected additional railway ties, new factories might with ad- vantage consider the sitestion and other Majors of God.rich "The production of salt hes been much larger than in pre- vious years. the pricos somewhat better than poet three year., and the article nuuufacturd of • superior grade and quality to anything hitherto prodssled in Goderieh, indicating greater are in the numufa,ture and more skill fs the prones One new salt refinery is ender souatretion, where eommon salt will be enwverted into dairy at • enema] moat, and • superior article plated epos the markets at s slight advance in prima' The saw and planing mills., the revelry, boiler factory and maehim shop this 'overages principally oneepied nn malt mid apple barrels- -the outset stretehgr `Mer►, the shipyard, all these, it apptir, hies been homy and prosper. noun. 'Ae tiesi.tpel heads of God•rieh are : his B.tl.r, mayor ; W. Pread • feet, reeve ; Abraham Smith, deputy. reeve. The Mime of the Board 4 Trade ars : R 8. William.•, president ; Joseph Kidd, jr., vies -pr James Mitchell, ; R, wet, ears[. Rar'etymD A OOvaawwslrT Atmxwy ✓ ttsT. -.Dr Rees, who for the pesteoopie of yen has practised medicine in -►.r town, has reeeived tie appointment 11 e mend assistant medical officer in the Rae0toe Asylum. The doctor is a gooses) favorite with the people of this town, ass his any friends tejnise at kis promotion to a good position. The ap- pnhteseet is an Ontario Gerstein.. one. The doctor is a eon of Hoe. A. Y. Rom, Provtseisl Treasurer. Tee Br:tgnT CoN'-gtT. ---The benefit concert to Mr J C Hyslop on friday evening last was largely attended, and a good pegram was presented. The fo.l- owing ladies and gentlemen kindly took part in endeavoring to make the program • auoceag Mrs Thor Detlnr, the Mimes a Itidchffe, Annie and linphie Fisher, T c Graham, A Chilton and Trueman, and t Prof Aannksen, E C Belcher, R S i 1Villiams R ()Reynolds and B Richard- son. Miss Cooke was the acaompsnist, I and performed her duties with her usual ease and grace. Miss Ridclife dseervee e the thanks of all for taking part in the n o►ncert, eotwitbdaading the fact that ' she had to leave • hod of illness to be ' d present 44*. had the sympathy of the entire bedtime, who fully appreciated o her self•eserifee nn the oseaornn. The p reciteti,ns by Mn Dielor and Miss e The junior Huron Lacrosse Club is open to receive challenges from other e obs is Western t ►Mario. R. Ralph is secretary Sr'DDpN DEATH. - Wednesday •iter- , noon, Wm C Dyeout, st one time teenager of the large lumber firni of Dyment & Co., at this point, was sudden i ly stricken down with apoplexy while sitting in • chair nn the sideman( in front; of the hotel at which he herded. He had resided off and os in t:•sderich for some years, and was of a friendly and ■ ereeabis disposition. He was in the, 30th year of his age, of a stout and healthy build, and his sodden taking of was • shock to all who knew him. The body was taken tc the railway ■'atlon nn Thursday afternoon, in transit t.. 1 $1 D. LVR/N AD Aw MCI Mr Alf Merril, Monett, who has beaus County Atka In the meantisae the employed at Spread's mull for somewho minimally borrowed the Atlr tin►. bacbe k, hes es compelled to give 1:7 :12.114 s•dwe and evidently forgot that work,ep owtag to a large getheei.g on he had ever borrows'_ anything In the shape of the book hum Tin Pwratr The haters by Rev Dr Ura, on "A Th. Wel 4 sow over ..d .. rsjosss Trip to rho Muth., Load," which was i• the recovery of the work. The little to have been delivered 00 May Yard, has item about the lecture by the preacher been postponed sutil May 30th. All from Clinton did it. are invited. Mr John SpruniMullett,ressintly sold MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. to hie moo -in-law, Mr Samuel Coz, !MUT. -- -- 6ve sons in the ltsitlead Block, for aeasalaswty -movw.vs'saanat Ilium" the wm of 02600, and Mr Coz i. °rent- ss.eroat ad emeses, lag a hoses thereon for the 000u ties T1s woos! oa..ting of t►. IaGtitm.s of his parents. was held ma Monday *Teeing, Thom Weethereld in the .Mir. The attsed_ Knoz church Band of Hope will hold .see was somewhat small at the upenist- its regular emoting os Saterdasy,- May After the minutes of last annual meets• Ilth, at 3 p.m. All are requested to be iag bad bees teed by the secretary, the present, as prises will be gives for good reports of the direstore and makers were attendance, sod those who have oct reud ea follows already given their names for the lower DlPULTOti ttrnaT show 'ars asked to do so on Saturday, as Te the membere of the Meohaalc.' Institute. the meeting closes for the summer sea- Lamer and GaxTLsxsr. - Is. submat- son. ting this the &notal report as required by law, fee the year ..ding 30th April, hist 1889, your diemei ham tate.*memo Tele! In seats tmmpm.t a presperoes aero mem of affairs ; the halcyon days of the 4.a4 - on tuts are not waning. err.. It is. plea•ieg tots of the *Noises; t.d, of the library and readiogroom that the ave membership again shows an increase ; iEee. last year's report indicating that the be somber of members had advanced from pies 102 to 137, whilst at the present time pies the figure is 150. Our thanks ars due to Mr Win. Kyle { for his headsmen present of 9 volumes. 055 I Your directors would point out that Pear_ snob donations are very acceptable and ay would remind members and the public &M- - g neatly that,aa the institute is oompo.- ed of people of all classes and creeds, all kinds of useful and entertain;ng books may find • fitting place upon the Maass. k. The treasurer's report shows the r. - ed estpt* and expenditures for the poet .re twelve months and the amber of eseenboes in good standing. The report r. of the teacher of the buok-kee,xng Diass s la presented herewith. Ta. ILLC,TRATED SIGNAL-ST,►e ► This handw.ma and interatomic pomp will be c,rnptsted and ready fir deli on Tuesday morning. Persona deei of /routing copies from the edition sale should leave their orders at o The supply of seleoble *vies is limi and to accommodate the public we h opened an order -book at this o Fent come, first served, will have to our motto. If you want to secure o0 leave your orders at once. Single co 10 mote. Mew S. orr-8totlor.. - The tam reader, Mn Scott-8iddooe, will ap in the Grand Opera Howe on Tumid ensuing, May 14th. There is every son to believe that this will be the f well appearaeoe of this talented art and those who would hear the living reader should not fail to to advantage of the opport.oity afford on the evening of the 14th inst. Th will he an entire change of program from any previously given hers by M Sonet-Siddoes. The plan of the hall now on view at Fraser & Porter Tickets 25c and 35c ; reserved 50s Oteroiay. -On Friday, April 26t Jennie, seeond daughter of the la Archibald Dickson, passed away after long Illness, which she bon with Ch tian fortitude and calm resignation. Th funeral, which took place from the fain ly residence to Maitland cemetery n Monday, April 29, was largely attended Revs Robert Cr*, D.D.,and J. A. Ander son, M.A., conducted the funeral cere- mony at the house and grave. The pallbearers were Mesons R. Fraser, Dickson, ti. A. Nairn, P. Malcomson of G'iderich, R. Dickson, Brussels,and A Brnadfoot, S.aforth. A number o floral tributes lay on,. the casket fro friends and relatives. Jennie will sadly missed by all who knew her and bved her. Her end was pease. Prnu,• ScH:►oL Bo.tei. ---The regular meeting of the poblic school bard we bald on Monday evening. Present, the ehairman,Mr S. Malcolm on, and Mears C. Crabb, W. Acheson, A. 8. Chrystal H. W. Ball and 0. Swanson. Minute of previous nesting having been coo firmed, the principal's report,showing an average attendance for April of 317 boys and 291 girl., was read and filed. A new black board for the principal's room, re psis needed for the several schools, and sundry supplies needed were referred to contingent c.,nmitese with power to act. Trees required fur the several schools were ordered and their selection left to the chairman. The tomboy of division 6, Central schcol, tendered her resigna- tion, the same Ming accepted ny the board. Accounts of Buchanan A Co., 06 93, and Cameron & Holt, fab, were referred to finance committee with power to pay. A motion to put water in the several schools was carried and the mat- ter left in the hands of die chairman and Messrs Cribb and Sw, noun. Tb. board then ad-ourned a The Iabrarise'• report shows the awn - use• their description and circulation and aamountb, amount of the various newapapees sad te megadeals oo the tables. The Dumber a of newspaperson file a •bout the mme ar ries as lest ye, namely, 3 dailies, 20 week- . lies, 18 magazines. i- Miss Skimmings also kindly places o two papers week by week on fie. the . Kingston British 44'At j and the Strathroy .4w-. Your directors won!d again remind members that any soggestioes a. is A- hooks now upon the shelves or as to the • advisability of adding any specific work., • will always be gladly received and will f obtain due constderstiou. len The electric light has been plical in be the reading room and is reported to give general sat deetio Attentive ise•Bed to the alien 4the plaster upon the walls ani militias of ro both the reading and clam om• !come repairs ars muck seeded. FIKAlicIAI. sTArmxL` T. • Rscsvrrst. Balanus forward $ 52 06 Members' Fees..... 143 00 Lagielative grant for membership 50 00 " " " Library..... 150 00 " „ " heading room 50 00 1.4 '' Chose. 30.01) Fees from evening class 38 00 Municipal grant 100 00 Other worms.. .. 17.30 Balance..... „ .. 25 90 'is"o •v bee f d at present in the lih..ry, A ITER MANY YRAR.4 -Some seven or eight years age a copy of Belden's Co00- 17 Atlas was borrowed frau TSs Ktur►t office, and the name of the perms who borrowed it was forgotten. No trace of he missing book could he toned, and all ffons at remembering the name of the person who borrowed it pn.vd unarmi- ng, and so the matter rested 1. r over seven years. Litt week the following tem appeared in Ter Si,NAi. • " A acture will be delivered in Victoria street ehureh nn Thnred ay, 111 Rsv Joseph Edge. Clinton -- Mahject, Take back what you borrow." Suita- ble sel•etions will be even by the .4r' r. liver collection at door. Doan open et .30 ; to commence at eight. Tei IoNAr hopes there will be • wend at. .ndanee. and that the man who bot'rew- ed oar Belden's County Atlas some years go will be in the audience, and eaperi- eam a change of heart " On Monday hat one of our prominent moo -heats met THY Msoesi. and told us that be seals' pot es nn the track ..f the Atlas, h he had head shout is the item. set, it was down .t his hems, aid he come into pousessioa of it in this The man who borrowed the Acen omission to take it to Clinton in the vas of his boldness. aid some years st oar met•ohar,t friend at the sod asked him as a tante to take the book to Ood.risb, where he world en call for it in dee mune. The mereAeut hmught the book up and deposited it is his ebe- wrwows, to •east the teeming of the versos from whom he had received momit, end these* amomof the matter until he sag the item in hat week's paper iso a.tentios to a missing Barrie for interment. Frox F r and lire McLean arrived home from Florida, where they -- hey had been sojourning for the pre:iow month, nn Tuesday •,f last weak. They i wore booth much pleased with the trip 1 nit the doctor is sedim.,ttal over the beasts and oppotrtnnitrss of that pot. ion of the Sunny Month. So satisfied s he of the bnght business futonof hs district that he hr. purchased • 5 llge fruit farm near Conant, and es- 7 tehlwhed his eldest son Harry aa mamas- S r. He has become gaits an authority t n tropical fonts and fruit culture, and Mimes. there is • great chance for the • evdnpment of the export trade of the section. TN! SIGNAL had the privilege f snjoyisg • toothsome orange and .mel., which the dnetor was kited 'sough to bring in to th Trueman were of a high order, and the ( masisal numbers elicited rounds of t epplssse and moons Mr Belcher and h 'ranges we had partaken of before, bei h. pelo was s novelty, and we might ave had qualms shoot f.asti ss sere ei•ie• are deserving of credit for hplaitedthe manner in which they plaited their m time and talent in seeking the eoneert •sa eussa And elide we ars t k on this •ab- jeawaold wet b. set of Rim meto Ri a steed of praise to Mn W J McCelloStvaeoa, Iia1 .and A and W Pi'idhaw, who, by their efforts in ticket . Iing, ewwteibated not • little to the Targe at- tendee.s We understand some 061 were seated by the .Decent, and pl toed M the moat d Mr link". whit" in f had ise had eon .---^, ..elan and of a sine. m lighter color The pulp tastes pee:mbar elation M first, but alter the Bre/ pem.lo is die - ref, the ester's Georgina Ntirel fmppears, and the Whammy in *om for more, it is not a enamels fruit nay latitude for dogmas prprsse, but we import W us s den' •uet 01 the trade. Like the tenet% I . panto ler sons to may. t Mos ad it not been a' w rosommended y emend wheal authority. This trust is of tint reran Ex 1 -Et DITI' ler. Rent,ligbt and heetft,4 Salaries Books (nut bction Fiction Magazines, newapsp.ra, &e.... Miscellaneous $127.26 167.60 151.97 16.12 115.98 88.13 $656.86 xm, R ate Aw.cr,. Sundry accounts outstanding .. $ 50 00 Vale of furniture 180 00 " books in library. 2150.00 02350.00 Number of member,, May lot, 150. The report of W. R. Robertson show- ed the number of pupils to be 1:1, age. from 15 to 43. Subjects, hook keeping, arithmetic and writing. The sdvaocemeut made was satisfactory. L.RARIAN'R &SPOUT. voL. els LIBRARY. lot„ 14780. Banpraphy 370 116 Fiction . '196 1913 to Hisry . .. 240 149 Miseellaa.ow 365 171 Omani Literature . 90 16 l'tl.try & the Dream 54 0108 keligw.us Lltbrat.r. 122. 86 &li.ace and Ana . . gill 113 Voyages and Travels 197... , y Mori, of reference 50. 49 • 2114 21428 An loonies* of circelatinn over that of last year, 936 ; the average daily at- tendante during the rest wss til. Th• election of dhows resulted as follow I'resideut, Thor. Weathenid ; Ise vee-preeid..t, T. C. N.hel : 4tsd vise, W. F. PUN; 1 eaer.iary, 0.e. *time ; treasurer. A. J. Moore ; dime tore W. H. Money, Ed. Shannon, Fred Blair, J. H. Williams, Tho.. Troy. Os motion of Mr Colborne, .eeosd.d by Mr Homb.r, • hearty vete of th..te was sewdeted the *Mears oaf dinNoes. The meeting then aljoeried,