The Huron Signal, 1881-01-07, Page 11
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T It YEAR.sl Di cMUM t7et
NEV ABOUT HOME. I *nu Or PRAY" --The union prs er
meetings have been largely auen ed
during the week. Ton -fight the last
meeting of the sones will be held in the
Methodist Church, North Street.
MAsQeRADE BALL. -A masquerade
ball will be held in the Albion Hotel
Rah for s Erre uiarket' Ion Friday, Jen. 28th. We understand
that it is under the management of
Messrs. W. G. Macdonald and Roderick
Fraser.
Overcoats for THE VOLUNTEERS.—
There are a number of voters who The new overact. fur the members of
think they did it all with their little x. No. 1 Co., 33rd Battalion, Huron In -
Mr. A. McD. Allan, wife and two fanst7• arrived lest week. They are
children spent New Year's in Toronto. good looking and apparently serviceable,
EXCHANGe —Revs Dr. Uri, and G. A. and will be served out to the members
Framcis will changepulpits next Sabbath drill the Friday) evening
alarming. 1 FAsstass. - Every farmer trading in
Goderich will save front X to 03 by the
Mr. A. M. Polley, lett uu Monday abolition of market fees. *1.150 will ppaa
last for 8a.givaw, with a load of sixteen for Tim Sweat for one year, and thus
rite horses. they can be kept posted en eventa
Hoa. -They had a legs atthe "Albion" ottenrring at home and abroad. Every
on New Year's Eve, and a most enjoyable farmer who opines to Guderieh should
time was spent. read THE SIGNAL.
Mr. Dixie Watson and Mr. H. W. C. CoaRzeiiox.-B)) a printer's error the
Meyer and wife, „f Wingham. were ie types en the bill advertising the holding
town during the week. of the Methodist Mission services de-
bit.. John Foster, of Stratford, and signsted Monday next the "lith" in -
Mr. Wm McLeod, of Woodstock, were stead of the 10th of January. The aer-
in town during the week. vices will be held on Monday, Jan. 10th
Mr. H. I. Strang, Head Master of M 7.30 p w. when addresses will be de-
Goderich High School, left fur Toronto livered by Revs. Jac Harris, Brunets;
on Tuesday, to spend a few holidays D. O. Sutlsrland, B D. , L L B. , of
Clint
Mr. W. P. Rogers', for some years on, and Dr. Ure, of Goderich. The
connected editorially with the Stor, lad[ excellent choir of the Church will render
for Toronto by the noon train on select moot during the serrioss
Wednesday. PRaa=NTATION. -- At the regular
monthly meeting of tke Goderich Fire
Mr. Meckid, druggist, of Clinton and company, held on Wednesday, Capt. T.
Ms s brother Dr. H. G. Maokid, of Luck- N. Duey, who has been "chief of the
now, sniffed the holiday air in Goderich. Company since its organization, sena pre
Both looked well *anted by Mr. J. W. Smaill, on behalf
Aliases TO Rano&-In Tag Swear. of the Company, with a handsome Meer -
this week will be found the answer to olleum pipe, accompanied by an address,
iIG. J. Gc Ball's rebus, with the names expreeinve of their appreciation of him
of the.aooe.*ful prize taker& aatheir head, and wishing hint long life
Tia Pvzm. -The pulpit in the North and prosperity Capt. Dancy made •
Street Methodist Church will be occupied suitable reply, thanking his men for this
on Sunday next, morning and evening manifestation of their esteem for him.
by Rev D. G. Sutherland, B. D., L. L. B. IwclrrrwT nem--Whatmight have
Fara Loxes. -The well-known
been a disastrous fire was averted early
pro-
prietor of the "British Exchange," Capt. on Saturday morning lad. Some young
Cox, gave a free lunch on New Year's men going home noticed a light in the
Day, and his numerous friends did jus- cellar of Mr. W. T. Welsh'* store, and
tioe to the spread. on examination found that a pail contain -
t fire.
ing n FiCo.-On Wednesday ueffected, and es had aythe burAngentrance embers
evening the following Co were elect quenched in time to prevent them catch -
ed for the Goderich Fire Company: 1*t the woodwork of the cellar. • If the
McKenzie;Lieut , T. McKenzie; 2nd Lieu!, John fire had escaped notice much longer one
Currie; Sec, J. W. Smaill. of the principal business block. of the
Coram Averr. -The Board of County
auditors, consisting of His Honor Judge
Squier, Mr. Adamson Co. Clerk and F.
W. Johnston{ met on Tuesday, sud con-
cluded their labors on Thursday morning.
No Saavicx.-Owing to the absentia
of Rev. A. McGillivray, who will be at
fiarrington, *misting in communion Seer -
sizes, there will be nn service in the
Client church, Goderich, next Sunday.
'A shiers &loses ye. Mels' butes,
An' faith bell press It."
TOW TO?TOff.
Renew your subscription promptly.
Mr. James Somervill, the "Father of
Lneknow," was in town un Thursday
Mr. F. A. Hibbard, wife, two children
and nurse, of Chicago, were in Goderich " D. McKay; R S.
on New Year's. Mr. Hibbard was vizit- C. E. Slight; F. S.
ing his father, Hon. John Hibbard, • H. Holmes; Trims.
Amaricnn Commercial Agent at this to Tose.- We are glad to see the
port.
CARDi or TRA -vas. -Mr. Horace Hor-
ton, Mayor; Mr. W. Campbell, lat De-
puty Reeve, and Mr. R W. McKenzie,
Oouncilk>r, hare cards in this week's
iasue, thankingthe electors for returning
them by such andsome majorities.
"RIvIRSDALE". -This popular board-
ing and day school will re -open on Mon-
day next. Mn, , Fletcher is -highly
spoken of, both as a teacher and a Jody
of refinement and "ood taste. Ws can
commend Riversdale Private School to
parents.
MemoDiar Hvlir Boox. -- We have
Leasure in informing our readers that
Mrs W. T. Ooa is an agent for the new
Hymn Book, and ia prepared to meet
any orders. Specimen copies of the
Hymn Book may be seen and orders
lift at Mr. Abraham Smith's store.
At the regular meeting of Hun d
No. 62, I. O. O. F. last Thursday
, the following officers were duly
for the ensuing term :--Bro.
Janes Robinson, N. G.; Bro. C. K
Slight, V. G. ; Bro. David McKay, R.
Sea; Bro. Jno. Nairn, P. Seo.: Bro. N.
Campbell, Tree.
Vice's FLORAL °Vint. —Of the many
Guides and seed and Plant Oatalopes
sent cit by oar ssdsmen and messy •
ni n,and that are doing so much to in-
form the people and beautify and enrich
our country, nose are M instructive as
Viok's Floral 4 std& Ila paper is the
nhoioset, its illustrations handsome, and
given by the hundred, while its colored
plate is • gen This work, although
costing but 10 emits, is handsome enough
for a Sift book, ar a place on the parlor
[chis. Publishedhy J.rots= Vim, Reicher •
ter, N. Y.
Morelos Coral. -No. 1 Divisor
Court, was held in (kderieh on Monday
lest, Judge 8quier presiding. The attest -
thin of the Court was occupied the Lust-
er part of the day with the cue of Furse
vs. Beacom, being an action on warranty
of a horse. The jury after some deliber-
ation brought in a verdict for defendant.
Mr. Doyle for plff. ; Messrs Oruro, S
Proudfuot for deft.
MARITIME -1 CurzT. -The first sitting
of the Maritime Court commenced at
Goderich on Wednesday, January lith,
Judge Toms presiding. The only
ease entered was re the Josephine, be-
tween Mr. McCallum, M.P., fur Mink,
and Mr. J. C. McRae, of Olensoe, re-
specting freight on a cargo of ties de-
hvered at Goderich last season. The
case was not concluded, and the Court
was adjourned to the 19th inst. Mr.
C. Seager appeared fur plaintiff, Mr. H.
Becher fcr defeudent.
The Third Annual Session of the Ontario
Branch of the Dominion Alliance will be
laeld in the Temperance Hall, Toronto,
on the2Oth and 21st of January, opening
N 10 a.m. Al! who sympathise with its
work and subscribe one dollar to the funds
of the Alliance are members, and have a
right to be present. The different phases
of the temperance movement will be in-
troduced fur discussion by gentlemen who
have givenspecial attention to the subject.
There aro some very important questions
in connection with the submission and
enforcement of the Scott Act, which should
receive careful and thorough discussion.
MONIS OATES' W iATaaR Boot -We
have received from the Toronto News Co.
a copy of the first weather almanac issu-
ed by the Ontario weather prophet, whose
nieces' during the past two years, in
forecasting the weather, has been mar-
vellous. The weather book, which con-
tains the probabilities of the weather of
1881, interesting records of the past
year, a variety of almanac muter, also
gives a weather map of the continent,
and articles on the climate of Canada
and meteorology generally, besides a
large number of prognostics for every
day use. The book is neatly printed
has a very attractive cover, and is well
worthy of perusal. It is for sale at all
the bookstore•. Price 15 cents.
FASHIowARLz W IDDLNO. - The Corn-
wall Reporter contains a long account of
the marriage of Dr. C. J. Hamilton,
former! of this town, and Miss Dickin-
son of Cornwall We see that our towns-
man, Mr. F. Jordan, acted as grooms-
man, and also did full justice to the
town would probably have been destroy- toast of "the Bridesmaids." Nearly
ed. 1000'ple attended the church on the
L O. O. F. -At a meeting of occaaon. Almost sixty beautiful pres-
Huron EncampmentNo 98 1. O. O. F, enta were made to the bride, amongst
held on the 17th ult., the fuollowing the list of which we noticed the follow -
ng were duly elected for the ensuing i persona well known to our
term: readers: Silver Butter Cooler, from R.
Patriarch H. Bolton; 0. P.Shannon; W C. Hamilton, Celery
" H. W. Ball; H. P. ' Stand: Mrs Lloyd, terra cotta Flower
" E. R Watson S. W. Stand; Miss Hamilton, Silver Cruet
J. Roberta, J. W. Stand; F. Jordan, Cream Ewer and
Sugar Bowl. The happy 'r have the
best wishes of many
An gig Mime Leaving Town.
Many of uur readers will regret to
learn that Mr. Samuel Pollock, who fill-
ed the Mayor's chair in 1878, and who
has been a resident of Goderich for about
thirty years, is about to leave town.
He has purchased some ten acres of land
in the heart of the rising town of Bad
Axe, the county seat of Huron County,
Michigan, and will go into business
there as a store keeper. Mr. Pollock
is one of the most respected men in
Goderich, and in him Bad Axe will get a
first-class citizen. We are oertain that
the feelings breathed in the following
address will be re-echoed by every one
acquainted with Mr. Pollock who reads
this article:
OODI RICH, December 28th, 1880.
familiar face sof our much esteemed
young friend Mr. Horace Mann, now of
Chicago, in town during the week,
while spending his holidays with his
father, Mr. F. R. Mann, and friends.
We regret to have to bid him good
so soon; but our loss is his gain, as he
finds more *cope for his trade in Chicago
than in Godench, and his healthy ap-
pearance is proof that city life, plenty of
work and money making agrees with
him, and as for friends, his Christian in-
tegrity, sociable and agreeable manner,
will secure him true friends wherever he
goes. -(Com.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TaxPZRANCE MaaT-
Iwo. -The temporaries meetiing of the
North Si Methodist Sunday School on
Thursday of last week, was well attended.
The pastor, Dr. Williams, presided, and
made an appropriate address. Mr. .l *s.
Monroe. Willie Pasmore, Eddie Moore,
'Evart McKenzie, G. Price, Robert Nis-
bett, Mina Stott, and Bella McKnight
gave recitations in grand style, and Mises
Mann and Mclean gave readings.
Music, aloe and duetta were given by
Kis Palmer, Miss Bosomy vd Carrie
Williams, and exoellent choruses by the
sobool under the direction of Major
Thomson. After a few remarks from Mr.
le.epben Yates, M. O Sharman and
Mr. Moore, Superintendent of the school,
a number of persons signed the pledge.
It was a very 4rjoyable service which we
hope will be repeated.
Dannrax's AasrcwAwa or Weinman
Oiir*uo. -The Anel Convention rd
this associatowo will be held in Stratford,
on the 2nd, 3r¢ ani 4th of February,
11181,eand the iressatttee will endeavor to
make it ea intsredtnff•ind intrnettee as
usual Every effort will be made to uti-
lise any improvements the experience of
"Sit Jowx A -We _gem presented i the pad year may haus developed in the
on New Tear's Da yr by Aludertor Craw interests of the dairymen. it is .tpeet-
ferd with a hamisoprme photograph of rid that a number of so eratiio and peach.
Kr. D. McDonald's well known black oal addresses will he delivered by gseitie-
hots, "Sir John A. The picture was men tenver met with the interest, in
Was as Friday of the week ltefore Let, ' ceder to assist dairymen to keep pans
and the noble equine to *bow hie &ppm- with the protrusive spirit of the age.
Matins of Mr. Crawford's kindness to ivory dairyman, every keener of a enc,
securing his shadow ere the substanos or oows, should beam* a member of the
faded. gave the hitter airiest around the damnation and attend at these woven-
only
the Sashay, whish wee tions, uthe know gained tMee-
oaly rsoond in to the tim. made by will wally repay usual many.
Square
the mare k . belonged to that Any party wishing to attend and become
fiiamdefRnbbioBerts, "TaraWithanter,' a member can do en by *pplyitq to the
`q. Rut Mr Crawford was need to Secretary, 0 E Chadwick, IsgessoU.
hat traveilialg l,etweeen tiederieft and who will forwerd them a eorti*witett en- ()Mflege, !'rineess-etrset- Tis friends of
Stratford, and kept Sir John in hail tithes these to a rsd,trtion of radws7 the d.nt+aaed tont charge of i1. Along-
enttl he settled down to an ,,rthoolox I fare. ie a►selding the reinventing'; der ` side of the robbed greys wee found ne
CatSunday travelling, `jar's" 1 e r-ny 4f theatnud report, This Audi ernv.._ .a, postwiark tl Towsatol ad -
looked looked fora spill -oat and did not 1 be doss at mete, seas to avoid arelik ion atr'eaKal to a student et Qterea 6 V71i ver.
have their anticipation matinee soft •lsiay sit,
A STINoY Oovz.inmrr. - In the
House of Commons on Tuesday some
correspondence in relation to the 33rd
(Huron; Battalion Rifle Association was
brought down. It related to the impor-
tation of air Anider-Enfield rifles by the
Association. Sir Richard Cartwright
had impressed upon the Government
the advisability of admitting these wea-
pons free of duty, in accordance with
the Act providing that rifles for the mili-
tia shall not be subject to duty. These
rifles were for the better practice of
target shooting, but the Minister re-
fused Sir Richard's request, as he held
that there was no precedent for the re-
mission. The Finance Minister is so
anxious to swell his,customs r•ecipte that
the Government cannot give the least
enoouragement to our volunteers who
would perfect themselves in target prac-
tice.
FEARFULLY Frosbitten.-A man
named Lloyd, living on the 6th con.
of Goderich Tp., who has been making
himself notorious in connection with his
treatment of his family, was badly frozen
last week. On Christmas Eve he was
arrested for kicking up a row at home,
and lodged in jail. On Tuesday he was
dismissed by the magistrate through
some informality in the manner of the
arrest or information, and took the train
for Holmesville. He claims that he mis-
took the direction from Holmesville, and
started east instead of going west on his
way home. He also states that he was
sober, although some dispute him on that
point. At any rate he was discovered
as Wednesday at a creek by the wayside
trying to thaw out his hands which had
been terribly frozen, in the running
streamdly
bands were ale brae cent
!roam s elbows He was seat
home, an been ender mediae.' at-
Mmdanee eine. A gentleman who saw
Idea unfortunate wort the day after the
seeidest says that his acus presented a
sickening eigiu4 They were bluish -black
and whet appeared to he blond and
Water was twang net of than. it was
at Act feared that Lloyd would lase
both hands, and perhaps his Ids; but we
are glad to learn that he will probabiy
mover tally. or perhaps be. a finger or
two
Samuel Pollock, Beg.
Due Sin, -After a residence of over
thirty years in our midst, the greater
part of which time you have held the
unportant offices of Mayor of Goderich
and Deputy -Sheriff of the United Coun-
ties of Huron and Bruce, Official As-
signee, and Justice of the Peace, the
various duties appertaining to your vari-
ous offices you performed with ability
and satisfaction to the public, we can
do no less than express our regret at
your departure from among us, and
trust that you and your good wife will
meet with freinds wherever you cast
your lot.
W. R Squier, Judge County Court;
Robt. Gibbons, Sheriff Oo. Huron; Hugh
Johnston, Justice of Peace and ex -
Mayor; Peter Adamson, County Clerk;
H. McDermott, Master in Chancery; T.
F. McLean, Coroner, County of Huron;
Daniel McDonald, Clerk of the Crown;
In Lewis, Clerk of the Peace, County
Attorney; Fred W. Johnston, Reeve of
Goderich; Horace Horton, ex -M. P. ; J.
T. °arrow, Warden Co. Huron.
Hili rebel Exassimmtes.
THE ELECTIONS.
The Result of Monday's Polling.
The lase I.r Mee. and was Ms seek,
iNry4IMrs Were.
The following is the result; of the usual
written half -yearly examination for pro-
motion: Junior division -Maggie Rob-
ertson 75 per cent; Morton Robertson 74;
Hector MccQuarrie 69; Lindsay Elwood
67; John H. Watson 67; Rose Currie 64;
Edwin Moms 64; Edith Wiggins 60;
Frederick Linfield 60; Ida Jophnaon 59;
Nellie Mann 58; May Palmer 57; Rhoda
Jenkins 55; Katie Macara 54; Maud
Start 53; Jane Wilson 63; William Wil-
son 50; Agnes Ferguson 48; Minnie Mc-
Kowen 48; Carrie Williams 47; Mary
Ferguson 45; William Hutchison 44;
Hattie Price 41; Ruth Cox 30. Second
division- Mary Watson 72 per Dent. ;
Lottie Polley 71; Lizzie Dickson 69;
Fanny Rutaon 63; Annie Cooke 62; Wm.
Livingstone 61; Minnie Stotts 61; Mary
Macara 58; Ellen Mackee 58; John Swan-
son 58; Maggie Robinson 56; Thomas E.
Miller 52; Walter Taylor 48; Wm. Cox
46; Maggie Baxter 42; Bridget Vaughan
40; James Addison 37; Minnie Cooke 36;
Jessie Broekenridge 35; Rebecca Bates
35; Thomas Williams 33; Lizzie Cattle
31.
Ou Monday last the municipal elec-
tions were held all over, and the various
Councils for 1881 were duly elected.
In Ooderieh the result has been, on the
whole, favorable to the interests of the
town and, aithengh one or two good
men were left at home, the present cow-
postion is certainly superior to that of
the Council of 1880. The following is
the result of the polling : -
Mayor. No. ! 3 3 4 5 6 7
Horton. 31 48 52 38 56 77 44----315
Crabb. 53 58 29 29 21 95 5--916
Reeve.
Johnston. 66 63 46 53 81 83 58-4>K
8ma111. d413516181713-170
F Depot y.
Campbell. 50 64 M 41 57 64 >18—S71r
Watson. M 37 36 34 9t 36 39—ti18
8T. DAVIDS WARD.
No. 1 t '
Aelrews. m 43— 71
Clucas. 1 36 30--
Danny.
0--Slllin bol 10-111
FA wards. n 46 79-147
Humber. 70 75--186
The Yang Ides si.sttag.
Some rather peculiar answers were
given to several questions propounded to
candidates for entrance to Goderich
High School at the recent examination.
The following are some of the most
amusing:
"Self -taxation," means the trying of
one's brain, means getting confused.
" Self -taxation," is the king taxing the
people himself. "Self-taxtiq t," means to
pay their respects. " Self-tt cation, ' was
a rule that every man held hs land from
a lord or chief, whoever man or vassal
he became.
"To do homage," is that the king
should give his people homes and was not
to tax for it 'To do homage," is to
visit their own oountry. "To do hom-
age," is to do good. "To do homage,"
is tiOirt anybody on the throne.
,Ministers of the Crown," are those
w$io preach to the sovereign oeruler.
"Ministers of the Crown," are the chief
persons that Sourish while the country
is bein(4 governed. " Ministers of the
Crown, are those who minister to the
wants of the king.
"Prime Minister," is one who stays at
the same church all the time.
The body of John Gilbert, whisk was
tatsrred on Christmas Day at Seeley',
Bay, was reearreeted Kingston The pollee feud t obrought to
to s shed no the Pear of the old Misdeal
ST. PATRICK'S WARD.
No. 3 1.
66
314—
$0 -
8-4004--
78 61-140
6t 37-136
14 19-- 33
ST. 0FAROF.'S R' ARD.
Cameros.
Miner.
McKenzie.
Sloane.
Spence.
No.
Dunnstord.
Jordan.
Nioholson.
Smith.
Williams.
ST. ANDREW'S WARD.
No. 7.
HI Khau. 60 311---1068
Campion. . . 88 47 ---137
()omens. , s AR 7-- 34
Lee.
7' 6D--116
Sheppard. "> , IID-- 49
Swanson. 43 56--110
5.
70
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53
re
THE M RKgit
They are Lrooic.d Mahe
"Mey's Site.
RiCAPTTV LATION.
Mayor. Horace Horton, Ma,Joelty-110
Reeve. F. W. Johnston. lit!
lat.-Deputy. Wm. Campbell, '•
red Deputy, M. Hutchbon by aodamatles.
ST. DAVID'S WARD -Edward, Humber
and Dancey.
ST. PATRICK'S WARD - McKenzie,
Sloane and Cameron.
ST. G.osoe's Wase-Dunaford, Wil-
liams and Jordan.
ST. ANDREW'S WAOD-Campion,
and Swanson.•
sy
• OTHRR MUNICIPALIrIaa.
Lee
A Majority et ON LNaNses et
Haseg'riss---Tie Cease et "
seetersee by tie Italmweir rr.
Four months ago, 'when
Goderich, and assumed co
utterances of Tins StoNAL, we
town groaning under the
taxed market. The b
place was suffering greatly ` an.
when brought into competition ,tj!n,
of other towns poasered of free
The matter had been brought 1
Council by the farming commtm
without avail, and it seemed aa
erich would be forced to bow to. t
evitablo, ao tar as the fees war
corned. We determined to educ
people to a knowledge 'of
true interests Week after
we kept " pawing away," until t
was decided to make the matter
at the municipal election cont
Monday the election , culla j of
handsome majority of 396, ft-'
that the efforts of Tea €k
borne fruit. The tint at
the progress of Goderich has
away with, but there are ot_
removed Tan Sioaut will,
endeavor to lop off all the dead
w that a healthy growth will
Goderich. The following is
of the poll :-
St. David's
No. 1
2
St. Patrick's.
No. 3
4
St. Gr rp'a
No. 6
St Andrew's.
No. 6
7
1-
Bimnw
- Essen, Reeve, majority
29; Councillors --Dr. Stanbury, Cleave,
Howard and Morrison.
CotsoRNa.-The members elected
for the Township of Colborne are as fol-
lows. Wm Young Reeve, Anthony Al-
len Deputy Reeve, Joseph Book, Arch.
Malloy and Patrick Carrot, Councillors.
Ci.nrrow.--Mayor, D. A. Forrester;
Reeve, Joseph Chidleyy Duty -Reeve,
W. Sheppard. Councillors -St. George's
Ward, W. Costa and J. C. Steverson;
St. Andrew's Ward, E, Corbett and J.
Twitchell; St. John's Ward. W. Cooper
and 8. Morse; St. James' Ward, T. Jack-
son and J. Pickett.
Farms.- Reeve, Hardy; Deputy -
Reeve, Pickard. Councilors -Bissett
and Veritty.
GODORICH Towne-tr. --Reeve, Gabriel
Elliott, by acclamation; Deputy -Reeve,
Joseph Whitely ; Councillote, James
Peacock, John Cox, and John Beacom.
HAT. -Reeve, Dr. Buchanan; Deputy -
Reeve, S. Rennie, Councillors -W. 0.
Charters, H. Hayrack and J. F. Moritz.
KINCARDINL.-Mayor, J. A. Macpher-
son; Reeve, A. Gordon; Deputy Reeve,
E. Leslie. Councillors -St. George's,
St. Andrew's, and St. Patrick's Wands,
all the old Councillor re-elected by ac-
claimation; St John's Ward, Jos Van -
don, Bert Coombe, A. Malcolm.
In accounting for the trouble between
Charles I. and the Parliament: "Then
Charles revived the system of benevo-
lenes by calling rich subjects before
him and granting them large presents
which they dared not refus.
"limited Monarchy," is when it is at
an end.
"Free trade," means when they
lave laws to prevent then from doing
what they liked. "Free trace," is the
trade for fishing along the shore or
selling whatever they lie, and can do
what they think best. "Free trade,"
is that a man boys a piers (4 lard and
pays far it and receive@ a deed few it and
is subject to wothing but the taxes of
the eo unitttyy "Tree trade,' is trade car-
ried on without any assn to pay foe it.
'"The Whig party," was am army
whish tried to skirmish every town. -
"T he Whig party," is the Onossrv*tives
"The Wing party," ars the ones that
wish for program, and they don't is
',sterol dries as gay as the Tories.
1ionnem rens
Fur:
W'
19
124
Majority agahnat,..
ZMbtJl1 ,
Captain Gibson of God t 1
here lest Sunday in the
church. .d
A meeting was heti at Ti
Wt Thursday evening. for els..
poss. Capt. Bogie in them;
statute labor queauioa was c
It was the voice of the MAW
pathmester should collect old tr
his beau, and lay them not to '
of his judgment- After tits[ t
teaaant time was s in
cusion over the q64.
Some stifling addressee wetsrt
oar leading politicians
On New Years' eve last, a rep
parents with their children sit
met at the Presbyterian alines d
p.m., for the purposeo! hostel'
sant evening gathering. A.
donald being in the chair, reed'
given by D. Cumming, Mr, Mat
8. I3. Williams, and the ch
several fine pieces. Allier
ggrr &nmlmn e had been gime [lira
tfayweed of Milburn, and 1M
of Leeburn, were appointed
New Year's tree, of iia fruit
company then adjourned to ['
room where the tree was, an.,
pleasant time wu spent,
to the bachelors, caused mach
Merriment to all present.
Locw:xow. . - Reeve, Geo Kerr.
Councillors-' W. Berry.Geo MoHardy,
D. Campbell, and John Stewart.
Sao diem. -Mayor, A. Strong Reeve,
D. D. Wilson: Deputy Reeve, Jae l eat -
tie. Counoilors--Alez Stewart, John
Loun.burry, O. C. Wilson, M. Morrison,
N. Cliff, Wm Campbell, Dr. Campbell,
John Ward, Robt Willis
Uasoina Tow/rum. -Reeve, Kay;
Deputy -Reeve, Hackney. Councillors -
Hires, Hells, and Homey.
Warr WAwanoon.-C. Girvin, Reeve;
E. Gaunt, Deputy Reeve W. Durnin;
W. Kinnehan and J Washington,
O oncillora.
Wnrnaan.-Mayor, Iter. McDonald;
Reeve, Thos Beit, by acclamation;
Deputy -Reeve H. W. C. Meyer. Coun-
cillor - First Fare Neelanda, Robinson,
Reuling; Second Ward, Guest, Buchan-
an, Howhoeth; Third Ward, (cordon,
Lloyd, Reynolds, Fourth Ward, Angus,
blabs, Wer.
Wanting&—Reeve, A. L. Gibson;
Oownoilloes-T. B. Panders, J. Sander-
son, J. Paulin, Dr. Brawn.
A bargain, dem'[ Mali it. For nate,
Oehler' Tye, leo Ipso half catalogers
polss,good as new. Weald i dehtrage for
+eling hnn.& setts iii. i1.
to
50 HOOL BOARD sit.Ic-TION.
2.
..... *owes and a.sR MAsseed.
The follow' N the remit of the ela-
tion for Rs►ooi on Wednesday
OT a WSSHwa.
Swenson •
Maj for Swan.,n.
ET. DA v ins
(`rahb,
'o(ir•larn.
SrtuieelA
Our band serenaded the Mer
Xmas and New Year's to the ire
isfaction of the public and, th
in particular, having netted f1
some sum of $57 as New Yw'a
On New Year's dq the al'ns
Vsnstone & Sou was tiirrad".
Vanstone, ar., retiring. The
will, in the future, he carried
two eons, whose repettation as
a guarantee of their aromas
New Year's day pissed off
good aleixhing and plenty of
evening John Leen., IYq.
at his house about thirty olbtt
timate friends, among whets or
some of the old pioneers who
their home in this sailor' E
vast wiluernes. Remising*
days were vividly brought to
the put oogapered with it
The band plyed several ehot
appropriate music, intersperse
and recitations until about 11'
one of the happiest
ever attended was b
• On Monday lest o
took place. The
and lively through
having been brought
as follows :
Fort Raava.- .I/,
Leckie, AP. t"'
Toe Ooaw. n --W, ' '" v
171; C. R C,00peet1111!;'3,
W. H. disC!r Ile W '
T. Fletcher, AS; J. R
It will be reds-- .rt
.tion dog lir. 1' C
fiat if domed he 'w~.
meewbaw im the
sleek bai the saes
d boa ref
seat as.
woad eprtimer 1
toe r
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