The Huron Signal, 1881-01-07, Page 8THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1. 1881.
t TOWN FATHERS.
pt Meetingof the Year 1880.
pithilingp Ike Teri Soalseep- • Dar
.bk.g View -The Taxes of eke r.., -m.
fire llosesillea tbe ilrigbN..,I.
The last reviler meeting for 1880 was
held in the Council Chamber on Friday
eienine last. In the absence of the
Mayor,1 Reeve Garrow occupied the
chair.
Present-- Messrs. Johnston, J. C.
Detlor, M. Hutchison, John Acheson,
T. N. Danoey, L Elliott, E. Bingham,
Gordon, H. Clues's, S. Sloane, M. Nich-
olson, F. Jordan.
not to speak of the money spent in the
town for books, stationery, (lc. If fees
were Imposed'the nunthat attending
would be reduced from one-fourth to
one-third, and this of itself would nes:4e
snrily entail a reduction of the Goverp-
meat grant. The pupils iu both Public
and High Schools now progressed more
rapidly than formerly, and he knew of
eleven cases where two of • family heel
been atteuding the High School in mil
year. During the ensuing year he he
lieved we would have fifteen oases* of two
or throe of a family occupying places in
the High School, &ail. if fees were lin-
mood, were it only the small sum of
Visa great hardship would result to the
poorer claim of parents, and draw a line
between the rich and poor in the matter
of education. If the fees were put on
in the High School the parents would
insist upon 'mother form being added to
the Public School, and the employing of
en additional teacher there would entail
an expense that the imposition of fees in
the High School would scarcely more
than compensate for. We get at the
rate of $2.50 s head from the Govern-
ment for each pupil,and it was, therefore,
in our interest ie have as few bur-
ritos Re possible against those see'e
lig admission to our High School.
Circulars were being sent from High
Schools at other points, offering liberal
inducements to our best pupils to entice
them from us, and the matter of a fee of
105 or $10 would have a tendency to turn
the scale against us. The real difficulty
arose from the fact uf the Government
having broken faith with the educational
lastitutions. In 1876 when they were
paid from the Governinent ale
epropriation by results, the amount
per capita on Upper School pupils
amounted to $40. The appropriation
had, however, been kept stationary,
while the Upper School pupils were au-
nually incressuig, and the consequence
was that now the amount per head was
only $2 36 fur the half year. The in-
crease in the number of pupils had
necessitated a larger staff of teachers,
and improved acct edation, thus en-
tailing a great expense ; but while the
efficiency had bees doubled, the Govern-
ment aid had been, as had been shown,
materially lessened by the stationary
grant being subjected to a far larger
divisor than in 1876. The Council
should join in a remonstrance to the
Government against the grant remaining
stationary, or besieg decreased. There
were at lea't three good and sufficient
reasons why fess should not be imposed
on tlte High School, viz :---•(l. ) A certain
lees to the town in the natter of board,
wheel books, stationery, etc., obtained
by pupils attending the High School of
Gixlerich from outaide points. (2.) In
the event of fees being imposed the
of the Public School would
have to increased, and an additional
teacher engaged. (3.) Practically the
working population would be disadvan-
tageously situated in comparison with'
the more wealthy neighbors, so far as the
education of their children wasconcerned,
and this was of itself a great hardship.
COKIMNIC.tgloro
From Mr. Hicluron, manager of the G.
T. R., offerin,g te work harmoniously
with the G. W. R. in the matter of a
station et the Clinton Junction.
From Mr. F. Bronghton, manager of
the G. W. R., similar in effect.
From James Addison re extension of
time for paynaent of ta.;es.
From Mn Morgan, asking that the
taxes be remitted on Iota 1256 and 1267,
es the proceeds of the rent of the houses
on said lots were the only income that
she has for the sustenance of a daughter
of the late R. N. Miller, and on these
grounds Baked for said remission.
Referred to Relief Committee.
From Mrs Quick, Mrs blefiwain,
John Newell, Mrs Wm Hislop, Mrs
Hilliard, Mrs Allsworth, Mrs Gibson,
Mrs Harry Reid, praying for remiamon
of taxes through inability to pay.
Referred to Relief Committee.
From Thomas Dixon, praying for
remission of taxes, on the ground that
his houses have been unoccupied for a
considerable portion of the year. Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.
From William Stewart, showing that
he was notified by the aasessors that his
property was assessed at $500, and when
he came to pay his taxes he found he was
assessed on the yell for $550, causing
hirn tb pay *1 more than he was entitled
to; therefore he asked to have the situ.
refunded. Granted.
From John Whitelock a.ndGeo Frazer
praying that the allowance formerly
granted to each of them and recently
stopped, be continued. Both petitions
were signed by the heaviest ratepayers
in the town.
Mr. Dancy said both the men had
friends in good circumsta.ness, and he
was in favor of sending them to their
friends or sending them to eaol.
Mr. Elliott could not see why one man
got $2 and the other only $1.50.
Mr. Sloane -Mr. Frazer has • cabin
to live in; that inakes the difference.
Mr. Nicholson thought they could be
better attended to in gaol; and moved
that they be sent there.
Mr. Garrow -The town cannot send
persona to gaol merely for asking amid-
Rev. IL L. Elwood be remitted. Car-
ried.
Moved by Mr. Lewis Elliott, seconded
by Mr. James Cordele that no person
but au adult be allowed to impound a
milch cow, lobe impounded under
the Ily-law of the Town of °Wench.
The chairman ruled the motion out uf
order.
HARBOR Ciritsrs141110(Tn.
Moved by Mr. Johnston, seconded by
Mr. bettor, that the Council do petition
Ute Dominion Government, leaking them
to do the dredging required at the en-
trance to the piers, at the earliest pos-
sible moment in the spring; and that
they construct • breakwater or pier in
the harbor from the eget end of the
pier to the new breakwater oar the
noreh side of the harbor, in order to pre
ve• the sand from washing into the har-
t • lied that a pier be built on the north
side ofthe present river outlet; and that
the lietition be drawn up by the Mayor,
Mr. Garrow and Mr. Johnston, and for -1
anted to the Government. Carried.
().t motion the Council adjourned.
CO1b022S.
A public examination of this pupils of
S. S. No. 2, wa.s held on 23rd ult. The
teecher, Mr. P. Cantelon, assisted by
Mestere Morrish and McDonald examin
ed the pupils in their different exercises.
At close of examination several of the
visitors in attendance expressed them-
selves pleased with the proficiency of the
school and the accuracy with which the
pupils answered the several difficult pro-
blems and questions propounded. Mr.
Cantelon received a unanimous vote of
thanks for the success which has se far
accompanied his efforts as teacher in the
section. -Con.
. .
Mr. Dancy was in favor of cutting off
the supplies and then sending thein to The funds of the High School at present
gaol. were made up as follows :-Government
Mr. Sloane did not think gaol accom- fixed grant $450; amount per headof aver-
modation good enough for old men. He age attendance $2.50 per annum ; addi-
thought it would be cruel to send thew tional amount per head for Upper School
to gaol. pupils, from $4 to $5 per annum ; the
Mr. Dancy said some of the people County also gives dollar for dollar with
who signed the petition did not wish to the Government, and the remainder is
have the prayer of it granted.
Mr. Acheson stated that Mr. Frazer
could be dead three days without his
next door neighbor knowing it. If it
got into the papers that one of the poor
of the town died on our hands, it would
made up by the town.
()n motion it was decided to leave the
matter over f. ir discussion at the next
meeting.
From the Fire Company, praying for
the Council to take Into consideration
"George Faliot" the famous novelist,
is dead.
Ituctio!teering.
C. CURRIE, THE PEOPLED AIM-
. 'nONSILE. Goderith. Oat. 1711.
FittNOES GRAHAM, LICE N SSD
ueissaser for the Counties of Heron
and Middlesex Terms reasonable. ( lee
Iplo
no
Hamilton Street Goderich. opposite Co r
Hotel. Orders left at Eitusui. office il be
attended te- 1751.
Miss Anna Hebden, of Llaniilton,
while on a visit to her brother in Chica-
go, shut herself on Christina day. No
cause is assigned for the rash act.
be a digrace. the furnishing of a fire alarm.
The vote was then taken, and stood:- Mr. Detlor said the Howard Company
Yea - Messrs. Johnston, Detlor, when putting in the clock would have put
Hutchison, Gordon, Clucas, Sloane. In the fire alarm attachment for $25
Nicholson. Nay - Messrs. Acheron, extra -
Mr. Dancy said it waf understood we
Dancy, Bingham, Jordan.
were te get the clock and fire alarm corn -
Accouters.
bined, but in .the last contract the fire
The following accounts were read and
alsrm was thrown off. In the second ar-
referred to Finance Committee : -D.
Runciman, $12.5b; Wm. Lee, $21; Hart rangement with the Howard Co., we
Laid $50 more and threw off the alarm.
& Cu., $4.14; G. H. Parsons, $7.81; R.
nlThe present &hum was nota satisfactory
Flonoy, $9; A. Kirkbride, $4.90: Bu -
$46 33; one. The town at present possessed a
chanan, Leeson d• Robinson, r'd firecompany and nothing should
Benj. Evans, *2; Tn. 8108st, $6.25;
be done to militate against its efficiency.
Peter Nolan, $24.75; Williams a: Mur-
ray, $102. 43; T. J. Moorhouse, 66..; ; The alarm bell was not a good 'one and
could not be heard at a distance.
gfar account, $2.64; Estate of John
Mr. Jordan asked if the alarm had
been tried. If the bell did not come up
to the guarantee, we had the privelege
of returning it.
Cattle, $2.30; G. Robertson,$1.75; Thos.
MAUR/M.
Campbell -Dickson-- At the residence of the
bride's father. on the 28th inst., by the Rev.
1'. 31usgrave. Mr. John Campbell, Teacher.
of Gorrie. to Miss Jane Dickson, daughter of
Charles Dickson, Esq.; of McKillop.
A meet -Rock- In Logan. on the Itth by the
Rev. Mr. Stein, Mr. August Ament of Mi-
chigan. third non of Mr. J. 0. Anent of Sea -
forth, to Mary. eldest daughter of John
Rock, of Logan.
Lindsay - At the residence of the
brides'father, on the 2.1nd, by Rev. W.
Henderson, Mr. Allan Lindsay, of Hallett, to
MIRE Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr. B. Wil-
liams, East Wawanosh.
Snider-Rayme.nn -At the Manse, M_'Uranbrook.
on the 15th init., by Rev. D. B. cRae, Mr.
W. S. Snider of York, to Mhos carolers Rey-
mann, of Orey.
Hiles; -Barkwell-At Londesboro, on the 16th
inst., by the Rev. Mr. Caswell. Mr, Wm.
Hiles, to Mary Ann,eldest daughter of Mr.
It. Barkwell, all of Idullett,
Townsend -Crich -At Loudeeboro, on the
14th inat., by Rev. J. Caswell. Mr. T. Tswnie
end. to Miss Sarah Crich, all of Tuckersmiih.
Chidley-Flemming-At Mildmay, on the terd
inst., at the resilience of Dr. Flemming,
brother of the bride. Mr. Joseph Chidley. of
Clinton, to Ube Mary Flemming, late of
Argyleshire, Scotland.
Echlin -Haynes -At the residence of the
bridegroom's father. Ashfield. by the Rev.
It. W. Leitch, on the 254.11 ult., Mr. Henry
Echlin, to Mite Ada ' Allicid Haynes. of
Colborne.
Symington -Medd -At the Manse. Manchest-
er. on the 25th ult., by the Rev. lir. Prit-
chard, Mr, John Symington. of Colborne. to
Miss Mary Medd, of W Wawanosh.
Armstrong-Kernighan-On the 29th Decem-
ber, by the Rev. S.
Krupp, 51r. .1. W. Arm-
strong, teacher in S. &soften No. 4, Colborne,
to Mho Ellen Matilda, eldest daughter of J.
Kernighan, Magistrate, of the same town-
ship.
Ring-Rosker- On the 30th ult. by the en'
erable Archdeacon Elwood, Mr. Charles
Leta King, to Miss Sarah Ann Hooker, both
of the town of Goderich.
Estray Animals.
TRAY HEIFER CALF - CAME
1A;bbituathe tetra:area kr.f. the sub, riab:.tr4 Pont
white betier salt The owner will please peel e
property pay expanses and take it away.
We. Rice minnow. 1764.
QTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
13 of the subscriber. during September, two
steers, one year cid: one grey. and the other
red with • white star in Um. Well marked
oar both ears. Any information 'eliding to
their remover, will be satiably rewarded.
Roamer ecnse. hot & gotta. Colborne. 1764 -111 -
the People's !Column.
JOB PRINTER WANTED IMME-
11 None other need apply.
Stead T employment. Apply to Told Soo At.
Ooderteh.
ANY PERf4ON HAVING A GOOD
Rain& or other robe hassle, leave word
at Tax Stalest. slating orlon 1297.
CIAUTION.- THE PUBLIC ARK
itio, e hterebeyintattlOuld3i .1bgRultit roma:thigcns hs
W. F. Fnwoett, =ring date of Dee. Mst, 1881.1
As the note has not been endorsed by us, is
not negotiable. SECORD & COZZENS.
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Dentistry.
XII NICHOLSON, sunknoy DO.1
TisT. Office and resideare.Wattlissoi.1
rich
three doors below Bank of MuntreW
CE HAVING JUST FILLED MY
Ice house with some beautiful clear toe. I
invite the public to examine my stock. and
ret my rates for summer delivery. Call early.
before the stock he all bargained for. W.
McCaw asilkmea, near the M. E. Church,
Dederick 1768-3t.
MOORHOU
W [SHIN
W KNIGHT, PRACTICAL
KAR
%Ws 41.11it,,itiii,i,121riirosert. hero. to otled
RAPPY
NK
iu 7
Ilell tri continanoit cUtoloto. Ht. can
alwaye he foundtlat his Shaving Parlor. near
the Post Office. ilosierich.
TO ALL.
' ThebiCal:
_ .
tonsoriel.
USIC -MISS SKIMMINGS WILL
.1v1. resume !treeless in music for Mao and
Osidaet Organ, on Monday. ard Jan. atter the
Xmas Vacation. Vacancies for two or three
pits. Terms 116 per quarter in advance.
1.erich Mils Dec. 1880. 1767 -it.
BOAR }OR SERVICE -A PEDI-
DIME Berkshire boar (from Bow Park.)
1.1 G. MACKID, M. 11.. PHYSI-
1 1 . clan, Surgeon and Aceoucher. Illeadunte
of Toronto Univernity. Office opposite Cages,-
ronedcCerrequirerona': thbeIla
enk, nkLocknue. line, 1.
oftie.
%nay.
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-I AR. MeLEAN, PHYSICIAN,-SUR-
tieos. Coroner. Ste. °Mee and realtiene0751.
oa Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
------
nRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
• Physiciann. Surgeons. Aesioni hem, &r.
011oe at Dr. Shannons redirect. near the
Jail. Goderich. O. C. SHANNON, J. t'.
hisiOl
-- 1751.
TON.
JAIKENHEAD, V.S., (Sr CCESSI/R
. to ))r. Duncan) Graduate of Ontario Ve-
terinary College. Office, stables and residence.
on Newgate Street. four doors east ofroliboroe751.
Hotel. le. ti. Horses exaniiited as to round.
for service. Terms et to be paid at time of
service. F. SEMCIMILLER. flume Road.
Mitchell, $2.75; S. Weller, $1.50; F. R.
Mann. $4; D. Gordon, $5; Jas. A. Mc-
Intosh $2.50; 0. W. Davis, $20.78; G.
Mr
Ciucu
cker.u
R $4; Geo. Clark, $2.75; John beli.v.ed the fire alarm uas
obertson,
Hillier, $1.44; Jas. Cragie, $1; D. Fer-
me right if it could be made to strike
peon, $10.78; E. Graham, cleaning q '
Mr. Dancy understood , a change had
hose $2. been made in the oontract
An aceount was also presented fnen
Capt. Cox for injuries received by " the . ?be Chairman -No change was made
falling of an advertising erection, placed In the contract it was merely a chalig-
on the sidewalk, to the amount of $70,
being the amount charged by the doctor
and an attendant. Resolved that said
hill be paid.
A statement of the Treasurer was read
showing the receipts to be $16.737,33,
and the amount paid ont ei have been
$14,782,19. Balance in batik, $1,994,48.
ens HION semen. ran evilin11011-
Moved by Mr. Nicholsint, seconded by
Mr. Bingham, that. Mesers. Adamson
and Strang be heard on behalf of the
High School Trustee& Carried.
Mr. Adamson said a Committee (nen
the Council had met the High School
Trustees, but as no raturfatnry arrange-
.. men! had been come to, Mr. ihranit and
4 himself had been instructed to wed on
the Courted regarding the matter. If
fees were pleomi on the High School an
additional form would be required in
the Public School, and in that ease rio
saving would result to the town. If •
fee was pot on it it should he es light as
poasible certainly net more than St.
Of the 105 High Schools in °Marie only
22 chersted fees. After explaining the
tinenciel position, and eientriurting the
positien of Oodench High School with
the schools of Oalt, Hamilton, Kingston
end other points he resumed hie seat.
Mr Stnuee, the Head Master , of the
Rigb Schon), nn heing .eked to 4111111sia
the position of affairs bit the Onessil,
staesd thet an erroneous neoreestre os.
looted that his malary was endangered,
and that, therrfore, h. Piaci • direct per-
sonal interest in the result Seel was
••efilt nM the ease. as the questior ef fees or
no f. An had meshing whstever te An with
kis soden. 11%• III fiehonl was or-
iestitinion in the interest of
the t ,wn. end as there were from thirty
bit cony flee pltrile etteRnalle ?Mee OME-
ed offer.
Moved by Mr. Danoey, seconded by
Mr. Jordan that the matter be referred
to the Fire Committee
Moved in amendment by Mr. Ache-
son, seconded by Mr. Elliott, that the
/natter be referred to the Clock Commit-
tee. Cerried.
Yes -Johnston, Detlor, Hutchinson,
Acheson Elliott, Bingham, Gordon,
Cleats, Nioholson,--10. Nay, -
Deasy, Jordsa,-2.
wow OP rrwasvcs onsinsirrris.
To the Mare Goehicil of Goderie.h:
Your eon:mates beg to recommend as
follows- That the amount of John Mc-
Callum for services for pumping water
during four months, he referredhack
ie the Council, and would recommend
that as the Public Works Committee had
to do with the matter, explanationi
should be received front it We »tom-
inend the payment of the following ac-
oremtse-T. J. Moorhens., 66e.; Tn.
gluill•t, 16 ; Boobanan, Lawson &
Robineoa, *453 3; Bestj. Erase, St ; Wm.
Lott St; It. Boanotny, $9; flIer, $2.64;
B. Weller, 411.50,• Peter Nolan, $77.75;
G. H. Persona, s7 RI; F R Mann $4;
lestate et Jolts Mitchell, $3.75; A. Kirk-
bride, $4.90,• D. Rencimen, $12.56;
Bart & Oa 6114; James Bailey $1.50;
0. Davis, oars; Tun Alessi,
in* & Murray, *102.43:
J. RiWor, $l. 44; Om. Clark, $2.76;
Thos. WorAherskl, $4; Gen. Robertson,
1,76; Ose. Cattle, $2.30; Jas A. Mo -
1M, PM; D. Gordon, 1116; James
$I; D. Ferguson, $IG 7A. An
?II= is respectfully subwillied.
J C. Dimon, Chairman.
Moved by Mr. Ditaey, swoons:ad by
Mr. Noise, theft the sonnerat Jobs
MeCalhsia lie also pawl. amounting to
mreet.
WOOD WANTED --100 CORDS OF
green wood. good maple and leech,
four feet in length, tree from limbs and back
hoga to be delivered at the Oodertch publi
school, by the 1st of March. 1881. Tenders to
be for not ler than ten cords. Tenders will
be received by the undersigned up to 31st
December. Md. W. Mercuntt. Sec. Board,
1766.
Manstone-Montgotnei y -At the residence of
the bride's father, Walkerton,f on the 30th
Dec., Mr. W. F. Vanstone, eldest son of
Wm. Vanatone, Eaqr. of Brusseln. to Minnie
J. second daughter of John Montgomery.
Esqr. of Walkerton.
Hamilton- Dickinnon -At Trinity (Memorial)
Church, Cornwall, on the Und inst., by the
Rev. Canon Pettit, ansisted by the Rev. Mon-
tague Pool, Dr. C. F. Hamilton. of Ooderich.
Ont., and stepson of G. ('. Shannon. M. D..
Eaqr. of the same place, to Harriet 8., eldest
daughter of J. J. Dickinson, M. 11., gage, of
Fairlawn House. Cornwall.
hi Eh.
Campbell -At the residence of Mr. John
Whitely, con. 7. Goderieh 'Fp, on Thursday.
6th inst.. Mrs- Margaret Campbell. Goderich.
Aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place from Mr. White-
ly's residence on Saturday. Jan. tsth. at one
o'clock.
*A* nioonts sr wnnld nof etherwise WM °wrist
Pomp to Cl vderieh al least $100 a week Moviwi by Mr J ohnston seconded hy
urson_ 'i and lorigung , 14v WicAreasuott, that the emotes las of
For Sale or To Let.
CORDWOOD WANTED. - THE UN -
tee DERSIONED. having purchased the Do-
minion Sail Block, is now prepared to buy all
kinds of cordwood, for which cash will be
paid. For farther penholders. apply to Chas. A.
Nairn. the Square; or at the Star Salt Works.
JOHN SCOBIZ. 1753
FOR SALE. - A GOOD HORSE,
harneee and cutter. Horse good BiAgie
or double, and sate for children to drive. 1'1111
be sold separately or together. cheap for cash.
Apply to E F. Amenettome, & Bros. Fanning
M111 makern, Goderich. 17813 -It.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE- AT
Dungannon. 12 miles from floderich.
consisting of i of an acre of land, well teased:
• frame house, a gond well and pump are aloe
on the premises. The lot has been well im-
proved. Terms reamonable. Particulars can
be had from Mr. J. M. Roamers, Merchant.
Dungannon, or R. It. BROWN, Nile P. 0.
1787-0
OT I C E.
Re-OpimgofSchools.
All the Text Books authorized for us,
HI High, Model and Public Schools can
lo bought CHEAPEST from
. Legal.
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crannow & PROUDFOOT, BAR • ,
RISTERS. Attorneys. solicitors. Mee
Goderich. J. T. Garrow, W. Prowlers*. ITU,
D L DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
.5.. ch.
liofti,ir.y, :-Iolleitor in Chaseerfie..
ni&
0 .
QEAGlitl 4t MORTON, BARRIS- 1
13 TERM. R...., s: ... Onderich and U. ingleiln.
C. Sews.: Jr.. 4 i .1,trleh. J. A. Morton. v% Ing-
ham.
ll'M.
Q MALCOM* oN, BARRISTER AND
MarketSolicitorsq. ua(lbrefle.e0-Cverornateoarr of W.e4stommarstreect
aoodkinclerich.1711.
MOOREOTTSE.
con BOWLS.
Sealed tenders will be received by the un-
denugned on behalf of the County until the 14th
instant, for lowering the ceiling of the
Court Room. Plans and specifications may
be seen in my office. The lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted -
PETER ADAMSON. County Clerk.
Goderich, JaPryith, MM. 1761-21.
NOTICE.
The Annual Meeting of the Horticultural
Society will be bold in the Grand Jury Room
IM Welt o'clock p. m. on Thuaday the 13th Jan-
saa7, for the t lectIon of °dicers. etc.
PETER ADAMSON,
Jan'y 3rd. NM 1768-11. secretary.
Lit/USE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
11 I ft corner of Victoria and Feat stride, ln
the town of Goderich. for male cheap, or will be
exchanged for farm property, Icorparticulsrs. _
appiy to Jas. Mune. Architect, ata Crabb's
Block. or J. C. cream, auctioneer.
rLET A BLACKSMITH 81110P
e.onvealentty 'situated, being fry tbe
mediate viciTior of Mill, Hotel and Free Oillea.
This is a ottani for horseaboeXC
jobbing. leo • one story frame
hones. sad oboe shop. This is a rare ebrisliNo
for • good Bat once to R. J. H. Deumit Port
laekemith and fereeenakAz41
QHICPPARDTON- FARM you
kJ Rale ID acres, st sores elearisil and 11
fenewd. Reek Cottage 16:11, Mose cellar
else of hones. A large creek rune throng%
the lot, no waste land on the meek. A very
fine orchard surrounds the home. Geed barn
sad Alum handlings Terms very eaLikiltz
10 81. T. Wisteria, lot le Lake Mime
horse Township.
QIIIIIIPPARDTON. STORE, WITH
ki Pest 0111oe, for sale or to meth er1t hire
Matt. Stook all fresh and good. WEledios
may terms. having other hoist= to
to. For forther partheriar,
11•Tranas Also im mires ot 10.1 WeraMW
Lot 8, on the lei ma., E. D. Mord Or -
rear& Trams Home, sod au15bk. Fifty aeres
cleared and well fossed. *30e eros
with 16
&wee of bay. will he gives lat. R. T. N.
OW.
1-1 CAMPION, ATTORN E Y - A T
1:4. LAW, Solicitor in cheseery. Convey
aneer, &c. Ofilce over !letter's store. Gode-
rich, Ont. Any &memo of money to ken at
- -- - --- -- )
lowest rates of intereet. 17111.
PAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, '
N._} Barristers. Solicitors in Chancery. Es.
Ooderich and Wingham. 51. C. Cameree. L()WEST POSSIBLE
C.;' P. Holt. M. 0. Cameron. Goderich W.
Macare. Wingbeer. est.
PRICES FOR CASH
FOOLSCA.P, PINS,
PENCILS, RUBBER, EXERCISE
BOOKS, and every
School Requisite,
ARE OFFERED AT THE
N OTIC E.
_
The .tanuel meeting of the West Riding of
Huron Agricultural Society will be held in the
Court House at Ooderich, on Wednesday.
Jan. Illth. 1881. at one o'clock p. no.. for the pur-
pose of reweteing (he Annual Iteport of the
Directors. electing Officers and Directors for
the ensuing year. and other businew.
JOHN VARCOE
Colborne Tp., Jan. 4.1881. 1718-21. Secretary.
VOTICK-THIC ANNUAL MEET-
1NG of the Ooderloh Petroleum and Salt
Company will be held at the Mike or Cameron.
Holt et Cameron, on Saturday, 15th January.
at 7 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing
Directors for the ensuing year.
HORACE HORTON.
Seey.-Treae.G.P. & S. CPy.
Goderich. 100, Dec., 1380.-1713.6t.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
tot & yea s, Throws of (kosserse. Go.
5=4 rootaistisig ill sores 7, of void)* am
and le e geed Mate of reltiestiott.
rep ata trams Home EOM with eollar molar
wtheism 141* wood AM Melt
illithiebZi.heter series, also weer nal* mem
There ie a wen with a serer *MIME IIPPIME
sad a goodc: seelhard with Mehl 011 trete.
setteebsO. may. Pm parthielan apply
to TROY Ae ATMS, it=t=r111161474/Lts
Gamow s.
l\TGTICE-IIAVING BOUGHT OUT
.1.1 the right, title and interest of Robt.
headman and Wilson Salkeld in the Gode-
rich Foundry: The firm of 1). Runciman ttCo.
is theretore dissolved. Al monies due or to
beeome due. are to be paid to O. Runciman:
who will pay all legal debts contracted by
said amt. All Hook accounts must be paid on
or before the 15th January next. lisvto
1764.
Doderich, Nov. 12th, 1898.
Miscellaneous tart*.
AM118 SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
tr Office. Crabb's Block Kingston st- (mole
rich. Plans andsziefications drawn correct-
ly. Carpenter's' rer's and wason's work
measured and valued.
TO THE ELECTORS OF T. PAT-
RICK'S WARD.
OtteTtgair,-Accept my thanks for the very
hearty support you gave me in eiecting me as
one of your repreeenta.lves at the Council
board for the year 1181.
Yours truly.
17191 It. W. McKarrens.
ER. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
. and Ortutmental Painter.. Parlor decor-
ating made a specialty. GRAINING. GILDING.
GLAZING. Shop OR North Street. opposite tbe
Registry Office, Goderich. 1751
STRATFORD BINDERY-ISTAB-
LISHED UM. This eitahlkahnseat la &left
devoted to job and library work, especially to
those unique and economical half calf lied mor -
root* styles. In all oases the best of stock and
workmanship, with strength and beauty cent-
bized. Bindery overJohn Dutton's drug store.
GEORGE STONE.
151LECTOR8 OF THE TOWN OF
1.4 OODERICH.
Ocrrrt1wur.-1FlavIng been elected by you
as 1st Deputy Reeve of the Town of Ooderich.
1 hereby tender you my most hearty tnanks for
the honor conferred upon me, and 1 can assure
you it wUl he my most earnest desire to din -
the duties develrine upon me no as to
cintirriir& oontinuanoe of your confidence
ours truly.
11118-11. WM. CAMPBELL.
CARD OF THANKS.
To irketors of the Tows of Ooderkh.
1 desire to surer ray wannest thanks to
thos Ictretexair bertAubr • purely nasolielted
vote rat large majorfti
Mayer tor the merest year And
Estau
ra earneet attention to the duties wWi
'Mee Impores. with such ability as I limy
=1:010. nosy. in pare nay Mewls for the
ha me. Wishner to aU a
pmemirovie=ey year.
1 YR sinnerely rows.
Met. HORAPII itearon.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOURS
*ad 103, 3* the town of Oederlob, in the
Srse Stow Ceder sod by virtue of a
ef emir) osotafted ln a certain M
seed. by *wry *no A Ilan 11
wilt be =AIM the time ocIV:.
rualea, ."1"1141 ... REM. Auctioneer. at his
'HI be hold ItietrIZ
Amelia M.. ....... on
awn:funky, JAN. 18th 1881.
1 the bout Of a Vete* noon, the followiag
.
501 8.. 1011, In the said
sewsJL costsitatig mie-firih of as
ssearaolmr There la epos Om
s' lemma nets , with
sad gond well. Tit* pee
liffl OT RAI*: eelers per rent down at
SIM OWN fe..W._Mmos to beanspamwedpathide
sae• reareyeare apd
,..Timpeebseeesrth.
egtoWnt for th. mena
portion se tire pur
Sr1•7111.=clible4n"Iti!ronS
le =wd Itr.""V.....pistIterane
he ireews on t Meth or etut aiptpelay.
Ike tr tbe vendor"'
Prir forth41r to-threAVea
sot er to TriVAVIriglisL,
M6.4 Mr 111181 #10410Ma0.
OMMERCIAL 'HOTEL, DUNGAN-
NQN.-'This first-class hotel, has recently
;Nen rentted and improved boas to turnish Opel
beet possible accommodation to the travelling
public. Good liquors and choice viands •
speciality. An attentive ostler always on
band.and excellent tabhlng and sheds. on Ibe
THOe. SAHLI& Protr1or. 1716,
at liloorhouse' s.
N. ft -TRI." I TBE OLDES7',
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST BOOK
STORE WEST OF TORONTO -E.'4
T A EL INMED JR51.
BLANK BOOKS.
A complete essortment of every die.
cription of
Loann
s o 3nsurance. BLANK BOOKS,
DAY BOOKS,
e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
1
elP CAMERON. HOLT &CAMERON. Gode-
rich. Mg
4k75,000 TO LEND ON REAL E8-;
qv TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLE, Goderich. 1751
a50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
ni1 on good Farm or liret-elass Town Property
at 8 percent. Aooly to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751
Ayr, ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
.131. amount to snit borrowers at ee to 7 per
cent. Private funds. Apply to SILMAKR and
MORTON, Goderich.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reasonable rates of interest
and on terms to suit borrowers. Address
Jaime 9TZWART, Saltford P. 0. 1750.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds tor investment
at lowest ratan on first-class Mortgagee. Apply
to °ARROW k PROCDFOOT.
-NSONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
ASA. DA Landed Credkt Company. Tomato -
JOHN LAING BLARIB. Le.. President Money
is lent by this Company to individuals open
the same meteor ea to muntotpalitim--essid
for Circulars, IRTGII HAMILTON, C. L.
Agent, Roderick. 1716
*10,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
tilw on Farm and Tows Property at lowest la -
tercet Mortgages modules& im Commission
tairi, C,oriveyeacing Pees reameable.
sorrewers can obtain nomey in me day
if this 1. estiodeelory.-DAVISON k JOHN-
wrori. Barristers, Ite.„ Oodierink. 1755
RADCLICITE FIRR, MARINI,
lAfe and Aeoidest Isestriusee Agent.
RepresenUag ilirst.elnescempaaies. suseagest
for the CANADA LITZ 9TOPR Isisritsisce Co.
Money to lead on Mortgage, either is Teen or
Tana Property, hsay way to watt the borrow.
sr. ostoe--inpetatrio NAY. Meek. lioderielt
Ont. 1704
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASK CO'T. To.,.rro Mstohgehag
WEL
1PHOENIX INN. dCOT. of towers illogloadh-
EstablisheMIL
RARTVORD IW&CWT. 08 iii merroan. Comm
MotaiMsbed WM.
Risk, bikes 10 (1,. shove dest-elase 011iees, at
the lowest nem by HOKACK HORTON
The it adortAgiosi h also Appraiser 10 (1,.
CANADA MR- LOAN moo NA V INGO teyy,
Toeoirro.
Messy in Lima ilemeeses seciertty. frem
7 to / per OWL sioderats.
11101LACE HORTON.
GeGeriek Mogi. W. MIL 1751
BOARDING AND DAT 1ICH0014,
Owe sf the heat Private fishoole ef miters
tbit4tereielteil terbeet=tw4iwistly estrittherl itt Gale-
FLETC1M.,
North
irommer nth'
Tag be reeereed (1). 1.1 se
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
MEM. BOOKS,
INDICES, &c.
Also a full stock of
Pocicifilaites
iar 1881, at greatly redu
rotes.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LIBRARIES
A fresh assortment of Boo
specially selected and adapted
circulation in Sunday Sohoole
A liberal discount allowed according
amount of purchase
C•11 and see samples and me en
tines at
MEIN
thideroodi al 1800
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