The Huron Signal, 1890-7-11, Page 1AILORING
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ce Goods
0 BKL$CT FROM
avna.cCOMIVLAC..
tied by the
liquors and the
of and every
is by ata. altos,
Wears yet
out arrived
summit oily ea-
govwruur of
is knraed that
tuwnsbip, who
lug tee Pastes,
se week tbor-
ts say that he
t- of time and
louger it would
his life Two
have shows
had W be shot
fitted Mr Pal
to secure the
to
soigne.
to a praspactive
t tit. (Mardian
n-tp,t.ed at
t has ate been
art Hist a a
t, w ewes of the
1 try the Cann
4:r r Dt.c:^.as wsa
ion win 1.e ac
:col t.a
abaci
auy tuEms nue
PORT ALEEET.
free °arum alertosaibel
Mr Robert Graben, lilt oo Monday to
wait 1rieede in Tweet*.
Oaoar Heehaw% has gone to fishing
Wand* at the north.
Miss Victoria Hawkins, of Loodo., is
here. ing her holidays with her permit'
Mr Peter Stewart, teacher, No 5, Col-
borne, and Kiss Hattie Andrews, of
Sbeppardtoo school, Mated our school
Friday last.
Jae Hawkins. er., we regret to say,
Quest suffering severely with eest of t
tongue.
Mr Wigttni yacht, with a party of
Ood.rich beaus and belies on board,
psis this port a visit one night last week.
0611 again.
Dominion Day passed off in an un-
usually quiet manes litre. The Oold.-
rich noes were no doubt eh. sett* of
attraction for pleasure molten. Never-
theless some three lumina
more or hew, from the neighboring book -
woods villages, Dungannon, Doy
do
brook, *to, *pest a very pleasant aod
ptotitable time bare, fishing, boating,
Na
yr R. R. 3allowe, photographer,
Goderich, paid a business visit to this
village on Thursday last and "seemed
the abadow" of the 60 odd papal' whisk
oar preemie very able teacher, Mee
ANN Burrows, bas soder her sista*
School closes on Friday and this yon
lady will spend the followi.g six weds
with her parents at Sb•ppardtoe wad is
visiting friends and acgsbiaa.au, i.
Crediton, Ont, and Detroit, Mien.
School report for Jaw: -Pert mooed,
let John Nellie; god, Eva Chaff; 3rd,
Becky McMillan. Junior ,estomd--1st,
Maude McConnell; 2ed,Fanny Hawkins;
3rd Hattie Marlowe Sr. mood -let.
Tory Hawking; 2d, Lanni Therlow., 3d,
John Quaid. Third Cls --1't, Will
Bennett, 2d, Alphy Bennett, 3d Walter
Hawkins. Fourth Class -10, Mary
and Lime Stevenson, ties; 2d Wdl Dee -
wan
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TO ADYERTIUU.
Notice of changes must be left
at this Office not later than
Monday noon. The copy for
changes must be left not later
than Wednesday noon. Cas-
ual Advertisements accepted
up to noon Thursday of each
week
West xesseee.
All advance notion is the Ma s, wens
of Tres Boma of nwas*I or ossfer-
tews.i. its at solid enednimi
is ti -
tory 4 .ejU orfrogs
fderied, must 6s paid
far at the rote of one rest per
word each insertion, tee rlter/e lea
than t.oewty-flee cents. When ail-
eertieessewte of entertainments an
intoned a brief local aoitl ie yiaeo
BORN.
Lunot.-At Onderich a tib cif into we wits
et W. J. Katy. of a son.
Psastss.-O. Tbureday. the Ird Inst.. the
offset .1. W. Pearse. Nel.oe.t.. Brom.
tea. et a Daughter.
DIED -
SLACK -In Arpeatior. KaLaaa. os Tuesday.
July tib. 111110. Charles W. Slack. aged SO
yenta
The tamestwililll Mane ane trees ream/see
011ie late Thas Dark. Wiet.4 July 11th, of 1e'ook p.m, is w C
d
Come -
tory.
MITtsooa-At Oodeticb, July Rh. Norsk Sey-
mour aged r year..
The teaeeal at ticktack Friday tt•oraiag.J u1y
11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice -R. Y. AttrtlL
ffsr tla10 - *re A tklae.
grossed -Mrs W. J. Klay.
Dees Geode -W. Achessa it SDs,
Tenders Wanted -Moues tarn.
B.ist#ds Coaster -Kee It. B. Smith.
TOWN TOPICS.
"A etude eau yy re. teem' a.1
In' /silk he'll Irma it."
A Goole Psasswr.-T . meet metal ph
Fero east mate Is to gips a Wirt Pen. Ap-
/1y to G. McGillicuddy. Nowa Ooderlcb.
Stewett hn't -tames views for the
Fair.- but be is prepared to do the
ea reasonable terms. He is sot a
,wire. talcs.
The is wail epos a and these woo
w$.t to get ssaeoaabte sults made ehoeld set
OW M min epos tis people's tailor. F. J. PM -
ham, vibe leads the prooseekie is hie visa
Fr can wet their Bari H letter
&o.. Re.. Wasted at this Dike for very
than they rresendly pat =le
�r am anal It hip. to veil ertise their
GM sod see samples sad iter prions
The report that R. R. Sallow* ',mahout to
moo em d the plataretrseiag buetasss Is
Sart etereef. He doss am hpartionlar him photoneglect in the
t>! Nas a Wedeln picture training but he
compelled to discharge
ever permeate bear with to for • lea
We are getting • first-class man from
on Modal nest. We have on hand a
of hose. lawn sprinkleea Hydrants
eery plumber's wan. Ws do only
/Melees work. Waned) Jae Secxo® A Sus.
BRIEFLETS.
Miss 11. Great lett on Wednesday Wet
to visit friends in Detroit.
Garnet Fraser, who has been visiting
is town, left by the Lora on Saturday
hat for hie home In Detroit.
kit Charles Smith returned to
Montreal on 8etorday after • two weetre
visit at the asternel residence, Colborne
street.
Misr Blair, teacher in'ethe central
school, who was seriously ill the past two
weeks, is, we are pleased to record,
steadily improving.
Mr and Mn Rees Pricey of Goderleh,
left oo Wednesday last, via the steamer
Compass, for the Soo, where they rotted
visiting their eon Fred.
Mr Jobe Lyon, of California, whip has
hese residing in Goderich for some time,
left tee Saturday hist fon Detroit, when
b. has secured a situation.
Mies Jessie Thomson, who hes been
att dding the kindergarten school at
has returned home for race -
story to attending the Normal
Toronto.
The Bible Christian church, two miles
east of Bermiller, bee porebaeed of Geo.
W. Thompson, local agent for the Gode-
risk Organ Co., one of those beautiful
dispel organa Simone to them.
Mr A. Doff, of this town, who has
bees teaching .t Cbeep.ide, toasty of
Heldi.and, is spends*[ hie vacation with
kis family in town. He has a decided
profanes, for the Huron Tract.
Berri :nen r Enwrap. -The inspect-
or of the Western Aesoreeoe Co. was in
.town lest Thursday acrd made • setis-
=settlarest with Mr P. MoEwet►
lag thieve at bin emit works. The
lire that sassed Mr i1Le2wed's loss start-
ed in the derrick.
H. stat. ea Wiwottno.-Rev T. M.
OsembeilI a l..mol, of Bt. by so mmaanyy,peeokpl ie go o .
will meow, Nertk-a1. Methodist
.kns4 pdgtt 8uoday nest, morning sod
rvwi y Rev Geo. RiokasI.o.. will or
estpp IM St Nary. pulpit lbs mine day.
LIMAS BastDan -Qetr hied-weekieg
krelhee■--the legalfeaieediy--•n wow
tbeiir wanes vacation. Tbe
Alm ere timed it 3 p.m.
AeratJ1 shits io at exempt er e ' shred
should govern themselves ate
Baseamere ihavere-Tb• mmansel
d this Le " Supper dol, D.Y., be Mr
posed la Knox (Mob, as at Uwe.
DD•• Me Kamm will sea.
dead elm eervise The .er.
vire .NI be bold tide (1Yksg . at
7:30 Oink, when ger e.$L, R.ewy,
B,D., et Leadssber.d, WMptsad► ;
NEWS
Mr Will Hetchiest's, of the Winnipeg
Mille, ie in Were for a week or two after
M abseoce of two years. H• repops
above lively in the Prams Province, and
looks for • big yield of agricultural pro-
duct. there.
A WILL -BMW HORSE -We clip the
fnllowieg from fswaton's 2,pirit of the
Turf, published at Chicago, which refers
toe well-known Goderich hone, owned
by Meeh Aikeobeed & Gundry: -"Ie
?.snow registered as thormothbred 1 If s.
what is bio pedigree and in what book 1"
R S. '•Alts.-(1)He is registered in Vol
V Bruce's Amerman Steed Book; is • eon
of imp Mortimer ; dam Zoo Zoo, by itap
A.straltan ; 2d dam by L.xingtvu ; 3J
dam M im? Yorkshire. We like hie
breathed.
Hs Otte Tibia ALL THE Saws -The
Clinton Nair firm thus refers to tits
building operation of a former resident of
Goderinh : Mr 8. 8. Couper has been
awarded the contract for the erection of
a new house for Mr P. Quigley, Mullett;
Mr Cooper put one up for Mr Tiahe
(Quitley's brother -In-law) and it is
to be the tune as that floe. Where Sam
doge one job it is usually • rwoem•od
for soothes. What's pealing the boys
i. why Pat Quigley wants • new bowie
whoa be has se Doe to occupy it, but
eves if be Rots • new one, bo will treed a
Mrlatuahto keep it dry.
Exe *ssor ►sons Wo oreitoce - About
400 sa.ursioniw from %ood.tock, prin-
cipally employees of Kars'. organ
factory and Panel -eon's agricultural un -
phrasal work. came to Goderich Tues-
day morning at 10 o'clock on a special
taro of eleven coaches. They at once
prnesedd to Harbor Park, where a pro-
gram 01 athlete: *ports and games was
successfully carried out The games
led .boat 4 pow, , after which a
number of the visitors availed
themselves of flee opportunity to take •
ten mile excursion on the lake on the
steamer Roberts, which .11 heartily se-
joyd. The excuraiooiets left for boom
.bortly atter 6 p.m , by the O. T.R. ,well
pl••sed with their visit to Heron's
count? town.
Sr ruAv EvtNINo DISCOURSE.. -Leet
Sunday eeeoen1 In Vietona-st. Method-
ist Church, Rev B. L. Hutton rave a
crisp, interesting and instructive dis-
course on "Our rich and
heritage " He compared the former
time* with the present, gave a tribute
of honor to the early pioneers who ars
rapidly passing away, and pointed out
the souses of thankfulness to God. All
honor to the flag that bears the maple
leaf. Canada u the future granary of
the world ; the beet grazing land ; the.
pnme.t barley, the heaviest oats, the
beet potatoes are all to be found sed
produoad in this Dominion. He ended
h is diluents by urging his hearers to be
true to God, to lire unselfish lives, and
to cultivate • national, patriotic feeling.
Mr Hutton's theme for sett Sunday
will be "Eppt's gift to flee world."
A Gamy/owe Rem sbtsb. -Word was
mooned this week that the G. T. R.
. sthonties, in answer to the represeat-
•tions made by the Board of Trade, re-
garding the unfair rtes charged for loin -
bee freights from Goderich, had decided
to make a reduction on {he rates to ell
point, served by Goderich, and ou the
closing of navigation a further change
will be made which wilt place the dealers
here oo a et.11 non equitable basis ore
compared wok other distributing ow -
tree. It will be remembered that a
d.teration from the Board of Trade ac-
companied by Mayor Butter met Bir
Joseph Hickson on the oceaaioo of his
visit to Goderich a tew weeks ago, and
emphasised at some tenth the unitise
dieoritsination, which could only have
the.ffiot of completely killi*dthe lumber
trade here. That the representations
time made were just u shown by this
prompt reply from the railway official',
which makes it possible for our lumber
dealer tc compete with other points of
shipment.
A Precious CUM -Before we went
to prem last week report was aroaod
that Mr Thomas Gibbing,, a well-known
resident of Clinton, had beam drowned in
the vicinity of the old International salt -
work.. Ws looked into the cue at
the time, but the evidence of the troth
of the rumor was art sofaient to iodate
ss to retake public, reference to flee mat-
ter. So far as we have been able to
learn the fans are these: Gibbing• Dame
to Oodereob on Dominion Day osten-
sibly to visit Maeda whir reside berm.
On • stomp neer the Totereational salt -
block was found his *oat add, close to
that hie hat was picked ep, bort no trace
of Gibbing. eo.Id be found. Near the
pier esu an cld now in wkieh some sur -
Weed he had beset rowing aid bad fal-
ba out, bet there was *tithing farther
to bear out tale theory. Mo.. time was
meet "4 the vitamin, of the sup-
posed that wee Odom given
e p, add tdhs of eshide oe drowsed
by besides! �. It is now
believed Willa a it of gametal
&benefice or hememess,hes goes
to porta reeks tl8 aid We tate pl..i.�
of the hat and ens a9 the plebs dbmeei
IPSO with the desks Si giving ore air of
IItby drowsily te bis dimppeeream
btie been easertefeed Mat Dom the dig
of kis dinappemee he a sow
mit of Mot bore. egg he adored
the bsury of a ekes Blairs cued bate SSI.
h it else elated that be lo.b half` from
Galeria the raw day, Merle Kr
bee bee Imbed tepee se a mem
ltoatged mid egtight is sib
messes Miestasal epos bis Meet maim
ebelaiely ulv. ea act of leybhry le W
*age.
GOI)ER.ICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890.
AND cEHEL 1NTELL'IGEN
I D. 1duOI LICCWe DY Runles.
s
Remorse res fluxOowe.- We are) Dr M. Nicholson, the West -et. dentist, Ilion S. noot EsTu*No t LIANA. -The ( TOWN COUNCIL.
pleased to learn that amongst recent re- makes the preeer•atioa .1 the natural examusttone for entra.ea to the High I — -
sapient* of the tit1 • id Q C , wsa Mr tt W. ! teeth • spectalt y. (1u wdutta.•tered from School to West Huron tooklace last ■ Late et ebe ate aeptar Beet-■otate-
P . ■ t.
C. Hawtltoo, of Regina, N. W.T , we11 9 a. in. for the pensions extraction of
e nd favorably kouwn la Ouderieb-ref teeth.
which town, by -the -way, he is • native, Mr and Mn Thom and infant .on, of
We oungntelate our former t,.wu•msn Montreal, were outing Mrs s'hun's per -
e pos baring obt•roed the much coveted gouge M, end Mrs it,. Hutcn.on ibis
distinction. Mr Thom returned to Montreal
PAwnsu AWAY -Mise Non Seymo.ar, us Tuesday but Mrs Thom .std child will
sorter of our former townsman, Mr Tentatu ben for • ooupta 01 months to
William Seymour. died in Goderiah un nojoy our bracing air. 3rd , and 3 for matriculation
Wednesday. She had bean an invalid for A \ens FAo s lar Kitox CecAca TAW A BARGAIN C0(NTet -B7 reference
some time, aad same to G.,deriuh in the pawn.: -Iter hT Junes, of Bru..els, ossa to the announcement on our eighth page h
bo'W o.f recup•reIing b1 change art .sir, P the pulpit of I►sos oburoh very oro- it will be sees that Mrs R. B. Smith ham and on motion was roterred is the 6 -
week. lei wrote at Gudert*, 43 a r en w -
Exeter and 28 at Dungannon. The list The regular.b meeting Fr was held is the
*mud abamber on Friday stowing last.
will appear Debt week.
The members prawn were : The
Bretons rot Crnrirn arta - The mayor, reeve, deputy -reeve, and o.3ua-
writiog fur osrtiSatea opened Tuesdayetllors Caat.M., Murrey. Campion,
morning last in the Court mica, uud•r Thumpwo, Keid, N.tisl, Pridham,
the sad*gemeot of Inspector Toms Humber, Hult, Dunlop, and Niebolaon.
Then were 22 writing or god ; u3 or ' The miaow* of last meeting sen road,
approved aad signed
Thos report for Jump read
showed a balance on hand of $289.23
but disease had too great a hold of her ceptebly on Sunday morning. Mr Janet established • hsrgain counter at the Glee -
and she succumbed. The funeral will
take plana this (Friday) morning at 9
o'clock.
ArroINTso CO.wia.IoaiR -Mr J. G.
Ward, .1 Dungannon, was In town Mon-
day last, and received a parchment wh;ch
eatittes him to act as commissioner for
the taking of of bail, or
affidavits. or affirmations or depositions
or Goleta -in declarations in and fur the
....a:w wu.r...ew
has passed lour score and three mile goo House, when Berlin womb, ribbose, The street inspector reported that the
arates, bet hu natural foram are still Iaoer, a. , oars b. had at geouin• bar- drain from Wm Lee's house to harbor
vigorous and his powers ere unseated. gains. Early coders secure the beat _ km you'd be 43 rude.
We 1 he will coca flemasa* selects'
occupy Moved by Nicholson, seconded by
pulpit for the three ensuing Sabbaths Obtt.-Td. remain. of Charles E. R.ed, that the street inspector's report b
SoccuitroL STAAwstuia FsaTIYAL.- Slack, *Dative of Goderich, many years put • resident .1 bot for refuted to the public works committee
Th.at young orng •re oPls of o'r ed. Mi,abd State*, arrived foon Argentio., Kangas, - withpoweruotu act, by the Neave,
eucceee of their strawberry festival burday last. He had been aitiog fur ;wooded by the d , that the
some months back, and pseud away 00 report be referred to the pubuco works
Tuesday lot. He will be buried from eomw.itt. to get so estimate of the
the residenoe of the late Thus Dart the wet of putting in the drain, sod also to
(Friday) afternoon at 3 o'oluck, ascertain at $ntit-
SATiarttp WITH 785 cul,GE -The edwill contrwhibumoue% the parties bete toward. the Duct.
many friends of Mr Samuel Over. The t sac carried.
formerly of this town, but now manages _ Report of Nr Hood, sexton of the
of the Sommer resort at Northfield. eewetery, for JUIN., wa* oro follows : No.
Mare., (built for the accnmmuds;i.•n of ,,,f dull5 ; *bikinis, 2.
thou* who attend the Moody meetino,o The total No. of i fur 6 months
will be'pleased to know that h* is ending June 30th sue 55 ; for the ansae
tholt oghly satisfied with hie cbaoge in period last year, 23. On motion the re-
life, and has no desire "'Lawyer to
poet was received and flied,
- return to his former occupation.A communication was road from Rol
a.Ht Batons* tar Goptuurai a Rzescrr- Baird, Kincardine. ngwg'ipg lb. oy..-
zoo Powss.-Mr Wm. Seymour, of De- oil to appoint August 14th a civic holi-
truit, formerly a well-known and ea- day Filed.
teemed resident of Goderich, is spend- Mrs M. A. Bailey asked for a re
ing a week or two in town, 1 duction of water rate. Referred to we -
by his wife and family. Lot year about terworka committee.
this t;me Mr Seymour spent • few weeks Mrs Connors asked for an increase in
in Goderich to recruit his health after. bet all for keeping John Lemont.
three months' illness in Detroit the pre- Moved by Holt, seconded by the
virus spring, and so satisfactory were neve, that the ion of Mn
the results that he has had neither ache Connors be referred to the relief officers
Friday. The day was wet and winds
County of Huron. The lot cold, yet the attendance was good and
Mn Ward will prove a boom to the pen- the social wsa in many respects all that
pie of hie section, endues many of them could be desired. The lady club swing -
mileage. en, under Mr Bundy, ger.' great .51..-
A STttcsnto FAMILY. -We regret to faction. The evening's ecjoyment was
learn that four members of the family of marred by the cold, high winds prevail -
Mt W. R. Robertson have been stricken dog, is of which the grounds
down with Pose during the peat week, could not be illuminated. The young
but hops soon to hear 11 the recovery of people are very grateful to Mr Bawden
all the patients. Amongst them is Sir for the use of his house and groanda.
Will Robertson, well and favorably Proceeds, $42.66.
known through his connection with the A BtAt:TlrcL s . Pu rt"ea
business ofbze of Tee SIGNAL_ He and e bees jNt nOelyd from Mr Weld
his family have the full Simpatby of gar ditor sed t of the earner il
enro staff' orof ndo, crd
SrsAtewsst.v Socket - The snoiel held payddaMan.ate,, a
LoDopynofOat.his, asubsoriptiWinni-
n
under the auspices of the Y P. S. C. E , ofpicture, caned "Canada's Pride." Tot
North -et. Methodist church Tuesday I
picture s 24x3t; inches, and show* a
evening last, on the beautiful grounds of beautiful landscape. In the foreground
Mt Johnston Carey;AW well attended are the portraits of nice celebrated
and so enjoyable dime was spent. 1a draught horses. The ownership and the
addition to refreshment* consisting art c f each burse u concisely
atnwberriea, cake and ice cream, an in- given. The picture itself u • very tine
Wresting musical program am presented original sograrieg, and ia the beet thing
as (otlowu :-Orahestrs ; rola, it rot flea kind ever issued in America nor pato etnee. He is now over here for
Cooke ; instrumental duet, Misses Mar- Teowho wish to receive copies inn°me of the oldr.ese off Lala Huron.
uron. a -this bracing
and Curran ; sok, Miss Graham, and tropes by seeding five new sutecnbera b
several other selections by the orchestra, et $1.03, each will receive one by express Pesur Scoot Boast) Mtxrtaeo.-
which were greatly appreciated. Vot. in • handsome frame, either gilt, cherry, 1 be monthly as•etiag of the public
of thanks were paced to Mr Carey for antique oak or.eb. school board was held in the library on
else of grounds, and to those who had A Fatal alrm Et enrt -The ublteh- Monday evening, members all present.
furnished the mesioal program. era of The Cut.aJiun (rtaeen will gtie. free The principal's report, showing the aver -
A Goon Senear te.-Mrs McWhin- trip to Lrurone to flee o sending
age +258-- Doe for Jane, 548 -boys 290,
girls 258 --esu filed Account of Fraser
sfil,ctd with Peralysis, mind by Ma strutted from lettere contained in theit Porter, 110.50, wsa ordered to be
Lead's System Renovator and Eusphe- nwme of their well-known .napasine. Herbert paid. An applicationr the position of
from Mr W.
ale A. McLen .ns$Lini eneek1aited whn Th. (.aua•fiun cistern. Additional praxes, assistant during then tautumnsl two,
Woo
hist Sonia, consisting of saver tea arta ,Id *etches,
war a.sularlarly afflicted for over two china dinner sets, portiere curtains,
years. Mr Solomon Raoul was so silk dresses, a atttle cl. o ks, woad many appointed by the board. Mies Blair's
other useful and i slu otos articles will room was urderd to be resited daring
left home .bout midnight g flan be ewerde3 to order of merit.
with the I fare nod the r y
Pled mood as authority is deetdtnq the c..nto•st.
extreme kindness extended to him by Every one .endio, a list of nut leu then
ow", of Bntoa towwihip, about one year them the largest number op person
coo-
g` read and the gentlemen unanimously
elated that be, 1 by his eon, t vacation, the chairman and Memo
arriving in
Goderich the following ereoing. Highly t; abater a l nabndged Uictinnat to be Crabb, Swanson and McKenzie being
appointed a committee for purchasing
seats. Several alterations and repairs
were referred to the contingent oomtoit-
tee, and the Board adjourned.
MID -SUMMER PROMOTIONS.
leash or Es/ 1. Codertef Pub.Rte School.
The f.ollowiny are the names of pupils
who were successful at the recent pro-
motion examinations. The names are
given in the order of merit.
Froin Junior to Senior IV. -B Mitch-
ell, M Campbell, T Craigia, C Le Touael,
A McIver, E Graham, T Knee.haw, J
Dickson, D Fisher, D McIver, W Me-
Creech, H Johnston, B McEw.n, C Orr,
F Bates, B Guest, and F Raid (equal).
From III ohms to Junior IV. -B
Robinson, J McPherson, H Martin, H
Williams, B Breckenndge, C Hyslop, K
Horton, M Crat,=, D Nesbit, N Retain
and F Boonamy (equal), B Stitt, M
Bates, J Miller. !v Hillier. S1 Green. A
Knox and A Wallace (equal)
From Junior III to Middle III. -W
Park, A Matheson, R Morrison, G
Bissett, M Dolman, H Spence, W Knee -
shalt. A Pretty, C Mdse., R Coutts, M
Molvr, and M Hyslop :equal), A Mc-
Donald, D Tichborne and W Hayden
(equal), R Shepherd, and S Wyatt,
;equal), D Straiton, and J Waddell
`equal), (, 8011, E Donn, J Martin, P'
Brophy, A Breeksnridge, G McGregor,
A Kneesbaw, M McDonald, C McSweso,
E Neftel, A Healey, l) Buchanan. $9 90 ; J. M Prosdtoot, $6.60 Th.
From St. Davide Ward School to the a000wn1 of O. P. St John for $ 9.75 was
Central. -M Burley, E 8.11.14, F Beds, reoomendd to be laid over for further
F Horton, B Hillier,E Farrow,M Brown, ooneidersttoe.
F Munroe, J Noting, K Niven* Moved by the reeve, mewled by
From 8t. Andrew's Ward School to Thompson, that the report of the finance
the Central. -E Craig, J McDonald, R committee he adopted. Carred.
McCaughan, B McLean, J Morrison,IN . Moved byCampion, esoondd by
Buek•ern, D Campbell, F Videaa. A Nicholeoe, tt the question of pa ing
Wm McCallum 25c per day for sting
oars ofithe fin engine be referred to the
fin oomeittse, Carried.
Moved by Niebobon, sounded by
Dunlop, that the repairing of drain on
Arthur 8t, lam referred to peblie works
eo n.itte. to report to the couted.
Carried.
Moved by Holt seconded by Campion,
that the water works and electric light
eo..mittes be instructed to plans a small
sprinkling fountain at the dick. Carried.
It was moved end carried that the
matter of peeing small hydrants as ear -
Win pleas for the convenience of water
takers be left in the hands of the water
works and electric light committee for
eonniile.stiod. Carried.
The soused tied •d)oureed.
the Colborn House proprietary. return-
ed home nett day io good shape,
with his supply of the above named
medicines. Moral : Go thou and do
likewise. 2t
On. STtr HIung*.-Following are the
n ames of pupils who were successful at
the recent promotion examination of the
Separate School, in order of went.
From Jon. IV to Sen. 1V. -Kea Dean,
James Payne, Retro Curry, John Tighe,
Ann McDougall, Ellen Neslon, Frank
Munson ; from Sen. III to Jun. IV. -
Dora Oampion, James O'Rourke, Willie
Curtin, Annie MoCormed, Joseph Doyle,
Ellen Webb, Jim Hurley ; from Jun.
III to Sen. III. -Maggie Payne, Fred.
Shannon, Ambrose Lyan, times Lynn ;
from II to Ju. III. -Ed. Tighe, Rose
Oalingh.r, Dees Chisholm. Eugene Dead,
John Phalie, Teresa Doyle, Maggio Har-
ley.
erley, Maid Curry, Delia Burns ; from
I Reader, Pan II, to II Rieder -
Mary Dean, Mary .Curry, Eddie Cue -
pion, John Notion, Terse McEvoy,
Magpie Williamson ; from I Reader,
Part I, to Part II Roeder -Mamie Mr
Bride, May Payne, Joe Lynn, May
Tighe, Ann McDonald. portant mutters to the public the Presby-
TtrtNlNo rex Tasman. -Recently the eery adjourned to meet in Carmel
well-known Goderich trotter, "Grey church, Hensdl, on the 2nd Tuesday in
Tobe," was in London at th.'racs* in that September.
city, sod swats everything before kin in OuNot Asntrts*.ar.-The Orange -
his class. Oa the 3th inst.. the bona moo of Gudevion, with mews] lodsss
fres of "Grey Tobe" were questioned by from a distance, attended Divine service
• Mr W. H. Btrrell, who thought him- lad Sunday afternoon at three *'clock.
self an expert on horse -fish. This is
the way Mr T. 8. Johnston, owner of
"Oe.y Tobe," gets batt at 31r
Birrell, and makes the cue one of
"_put up or shut up" :-In the
Free Press of Sstarday, July 5th
I observe on individual named W.
H. Birrell, who officiated as one of the
timekeepers at the mess on the Western
Fair Park on the 1st inet, mays :-"The
hetes entered as 'Dewy Tobe' had a te-
eord of 2 18, and has been known foe
setae time as 'Grey Bennie.' " With all
deb deference to Mr &well's alleged
knowledge of horses I beg to data that
he in not adythiag like so elver id kis
surmise se he thiake he la 'Grey Bes-
sie" le a "weever" and stands Duly 15
Mede high, while"Grey Tobe" is a
white hoose and Stands 16 beads bigb.
' Tobi" is sot and never was "Grey
' sed it Mr Birre11 este lied $100
be Mak up his rash statement, I will
sever ft, and hand kis mosey over after-
wards to the Loudon General HaupiW
or any tether matins Away. lir IMrrbq
i esmmhfag of • "week (skis" sisals,
sed believes that all hers *waste are
bail W Iamb way. A He yews ego
be mate to tier lows end fes the rah 01
a eng.r, Mingle ka "RAO a," sad
pasiat 14. sneer the mine of "BUly
�BiirtrnNllf He woe Metalled d sit the time,
creed bre beets Beare Oodeeieb banes
ever shwa. T. B. Joon row. owes, of
"Ore, T.M." Oodee4h, July 7, 1.000.
thin ten words will rroetve a present. I
Contest open to only. E.'.
close $1 fur one year. or send nine 3e.
stamp,forlillustratd utak/mid presents
and three months' trial to
the Quem. Address Thu t :media, Breen,
58 Bay at., Toronto Ont.
111 otos I'amterrttY. --The regular
meeting of the Presbytery of Huron wits
held in Knox church, Godertch, Tuesday
Int, July Sty. Mr Fletcher was ap-
pointed , but in his 'buttes
Mr Acheson was requested to take the
chair. Minutes of last meeting were
read and signed. On behalf of the com-
mittee on superintendence of students,
Mr Martin stated that he had notified
Mr McMillan to report at the September
meeting. Mr Sutherland gave notice of
motion regarding the attitude of people
in pryer during public worship. A
eomoittee was appointed consisting of
J. S. Henderson, R. Hendereor, Simons
sod Sutherland to nominate standing
summates'. Mr Fear, of the Method-
ist church, Nile, was present, and was
invited to be a oorre.ponding member.
After some diccsemon on several swim.
The attendance was very large; the
buddies' will comfortably Best 600, and
it waa tilled to to utmost oapesity. It
is earnestly reported that never so large
.n audience sembted in mad church.
Rev. B. je Hotton, pester, was the
preacher.'Rio selected text was the
Bret three verses of the tenth eb.par of
Rev.latton of St John. We learn that
to the majorit the dieooarse give
satisfaction. 111* need no *lube and
threw no Moses. The style was more
uuei✓esstivs of thought than any dogmatic
idg. He elaimd to be no fanatic,
oaths, woald he may anything Wadi** to
fasatieisee. As with referents. to the
enemy of whisk ()rangiest was the
"witch -dog' while the speaker desired
to he bold, fearless and anoompromiuinj
he would not be out -aided or u*jest.
On the side of the repined eeesy were
sprits noble. pure and spiritul. The
enemy was neither Devil ace the Lord
Iemrmata. It was a matter of diverse
opiates whether the alarm -bell need be
wrung may. Doe's try "wolf, wolf !"
if thea be fes weN. Zeal should always
he immeepede l by knowledge tad dib-
etsetbs. Yr Mottos occupied t fall
boar is the delivery of ►M dissodrue, bat
the .adM..e were ate weary and es fie
ea ire esu learn if all speaker. M Ora
mea watt. es diswwd t, jest anupe1*1
fa their newts er Kr loess ftiasdt-
M wool is to bomb & read better
days mail dawn.
of St. David's ward. Carried.
A petition was read from Joseph Kidd
and others requesting the souncil to put
in a tile drain from North -et. down Nel-
son-st., to the main drain on Waterloo
e t., the petitioners offering to contribute
$75 towards the fist of such drain.
Moved by Nicholson, seem:dd by
Dunlop that the petition be referred too
the public works committee to report to
the council. Carried.
The following amounts were red sod
referred to the finance committee : Geo.
Nubergall $123 ; Fraser & Porter, $2.-
85 ; A Garishore, $18'.10 ; R. Clark, $3.
The account of Wm. Campbell for post-
age, $.3 35, wag ordered to to be paid.
The following reports of committee
were read: From the water works and
electric light committee. Moved by Holt,
seconded by Mornay that the report be
taken up clause by clause. Carried.
Moved by Holt seconded by Thomp-
son that the matter of purchasing metal
begins or repsriog the present ones be
left in the hands of the water works and
electric light committee to do as they
ase fit, with power to act at once. Car-
ried.
Moved by Humber, seonnded bJ
Dunlop that Wm Babb and E Pabcoolt
be charged $It; each for water rte.
Carried.
Moved by Thompson, seconded by
Neftel, that the application of J Foes, be
n ot allowed. Carried.
Moved by Humber, seconded by
Dunlop that a reduction of $12 be made
in J Miller's water nor, that being the
amount he is overcharged. Carried.
Moved by Holt,.e000dd by Canteloo,
that the eletric light be run until 12
o'dock every second Friday night during
the summer months, to s000mmodate
parties holding assembles in the British
Exchange Hotel, said parties to pay a
arm not exoeeding ;.ic per night when
using the light. Carried.
Moved by Humber, seconded by
Dunlop that the report u amended be
adopted. Carried.
The repot of the finance committee
was read, recommending the following
ppay..na : Joe Kidd, $103.69 ; John
Bobinaon, $14.50 ; Hotot 3tuiAL,
Johaeton, J Wiesiaa
From 8t Patrick's Ward School to the
Central. -0 Bridgett,G Smith, A Dailey
O Bark well, B /barman, F Graham, Dailey,
Waters, E Acheson, M Pessingtos, E
Robinson, F Bailey, T Sakes, W Me-
E woo.
From Jennie to Renton class, Room III.
A Nisbet, R Watson, T Bridget, J
Glover, C McGregor, E Artkir, 0
Robertson, M N. 8 Straiton, J
Dean, A Moore, C De Pendry, L
Jobastoo, E Me0asghau, 0 Grant,
K Allem.
From routes to Senior slam Roou IV.
R Young, C Dunlop, R Shervead, C
Robseleou, W Hyslop, M Maher, 1
P M Bsesugs, T Gilled, 1
Gnat, Meviesr. W Nehmen.
Trove II Bank to III Book, Room V.
-1Stowe, M Dab°. A Maeoahy, A
Welk, R Bl..tt, E Bingbasa, E keid,
A K.Doesld, M Roberts, W Bleak, J,
Vivian, E Robissoa
Trots R Book to RI Nook, Room VL
-0 flexiderd, L Omen, G Strbag, D
tette, Y Prins,$ W Melissa, Y flbereaa,
_ Cheet, A Duff, R Robesbts 0 Kirk-
beide
irk-
Hn... T Drafty,illjOi.10 ,
Hen "flea" $.ixot.-H. T. Butler,
who w eneseumonieady retired tam
porrily from the bedew by
tthhee iftra editor sad S -Times libel is h bereft.
flaetford
Son, 1M Kwheat for
jeseelissl. Memo toad emeles.sete V IM
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