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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JAN. 13, 1882.
DOORS
'SABRE$ B NDB,
IKOULDIN S, and every
Deeoripti of Interior Finian
STAIRS, HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTiRS
A Specialty. Send for price
Lists. SHINGLES,
LATH vs. LUMBER
Estimates on applica-
tion. Mir -Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
t;oderich.
Bens1l11or.
Miers Lang. of Leeburn, has leeu vis-
aing fr;ends hors during the past few
weeks
,Saltf!ord.
MALT Hot'sx.--Mr. H. \Wells is hav-
ing his malt house rebuilt. Mr. l.:um-
rnings bat the management of theob,
and u ably assisted by Mr. W. Mor-
ris.
Garb: a1Q,
160 Crew FEwr.-Mr. W. Morris, we
are informed, recently chopped, split
and piled a curd and a quarter of wood
in two hours. Can any of our local
choppers swing the axe over a log in
better time ?
Mr. '•Iorri+h, sun of Mr. Thos. Mor-
rish 8th con. Colborne, has been engag-
ed to teach our school this year.
THs BIwst.+T YET. --The Galerich cat
is dwarfed in proportions by a monster
feline owned by our postmaster, Mr. R.
T. Haynes, whic:t weighs twelve and a
half Ie.:I ndic it his reached twelve
Pounds. she "v., ow, tit s -s -
.3.11.-011ra.
o iinia '1 the came of
Smith as one e•1 the
'school entertainment
23rd ult.
t T' ' .Park .•
By mil a•ce x44
the Rev. A. E.
speakers at the
held here on the
' The RPV. Mr.
'. itchat•tl,
very acceptably u., .,.......... last at com-
munion service in the Presbyterian
Church in this village. On Monday the
annual meeting of the congregation was
held. The treasurers report showed
that the finances were in a good state,
after paying in Full all demands t.. date
there was a balance inAthe treasury -of
$90. la)
Cllntoa.
Mr. J. (:rant. of this. place, who was
engaged for S. S. Ni. 8, Goderich town-
, ship. is not able to take his position yet,
owing t.. illness. Mr. Megaw is per-
forming his duties.
A L.at:.;i: A\touNT.-f-p to the pat of
January. Mr. IL Irwin has paid out
over one hundred thousand dollars for
_rain .delivered at his store house since
the opening of the grain season last fall.
\\-hen it is t'emembered that tice roads - Losburn•
'oven en in a wretched c•.'ntlition al-
t " ti ti d ti t tl
Bayfl.l tl. i sshissi nicest.
Adjounled regular meeting was held
on Wednesday, 4th inM. Present,
Crabb, Pawnor.), Buchanan, Megan;
Swanson, Ferguson.
Principal Miller's report read, show-
ing number of pupils on roll et public
schools to be 71X3, average attendance
618, per cent of attendance, 88.
School census return by Jas. Addison
reeeived, a000nipenie.i by declaration
showing it_ the t.uwu of Liuderlch, 1,4x3
children between b and 21 years, 1,080
between b and 16; and 583 between 7
and 12 nicht/Live.
Account of Jas. Addison, of $23, fur
taking census, ordered to be paid. Ac-
count of 8IONAL, $b; .4tar, $1; News, $l;
R. W. McKenzie,$5.48; Saunders, $1 40;
were also ordered to be paid.
Mr. McGaw stated that Mr. Simmons,
former caretaker of St. David's ward
school, felt aggrieved that 87.60 should
have been paid another parson as care-
taker during last summer vacation, when
he, Simmons had the key during that
time.
Mr. Crabb stated that Mrs. Simpsons
had come to him two or three days after
the vacation had commenced and said
that owing to sickness in her fancily she
could not take change of the school, and
another person had been engaged.
It was also stated that the sum named
was chiefly for cleaning out the school,
it having undergone repairs during
vacation.
Owing to the illness of Miss Blair, the
Inspector was authorised to engage a
teacher pro -tent.
Mr. McGaw asked of two salaries
would have to be paid during the illness
of a teacher.
The chairman stated a teacher c.wld
only claim his or her salary fur only a
month in each year in eases where a
substitute had to be employers.
Board adjourned.
Town Hall, Jan'y, 9, 1882.
Regular meeting of the Board on Mon -
clay evening, first of the newly constitu-
ted Board. Present= -Messrs. Crabb,
M
Pasmore, N icholaon, Butler and e-
gaw.
On motion of Pit -swore and Nicholson,
Mr. Crabb was re-elected chairman,
without dissent. Mr. Crabb duly ac-
knowledged the honor.
The minutes of last regular and spec-
ial 'nuking' read and approved. Miss
Cecilia Grey has been appointed to Posi-
tion vacated by Miss Longworth.
Account of Hale & Smith, $2.53 was
passed.
inspector Miller stated 'that he had
visited all the schools and found them in
good order.
On scooted of severe domestic afflic-
tion, Miss Macuahon 1 not been able
to open school and iss McKeon "had
been engagestas s itute. A brother
..f Inspector $idler been engaged
to teach for Miss -r during her ill-
ness.
On mullion of Pasmoes sad Nicholson
tenders are requited until theist Mon-
day in February, fog 90 cools e( wood,
to be delivered oa,: or before ria July
neat.
Ballotting for . coninitteo resulted-
Contingent-BuU.r, ' wan suu, Paismnre;
Management -Better, 3Ie awl• Nichol-
son; Finance -Buchanan, Ferguson,
Megaw.
The first Monday in each nuucth was
tined upon as the regular timer .for meet-
ing. In suggestion of Mr. 31egaw, the
expenses of each school are to be kept
separately, and caretakers are to be fur-
nished With a proper book to niske en-
tries of incidentals. Contingent com-
mittee aro to havo certain repairs on
schools effected.
'Board adjourned to meet 4.0. regular',
Rsaoveo. --R. It. Reeve, M. 11., and
family removed, jtl Saturday last, to
Massing, a thriij`iug village In $sic.»
county.
PawCITATION. -- On re -opening school
Mr. H. E. Huston, principal of Bayfield
school, was somewhat surprised to find
aw$iting him a handsome New t'ear's
present from his pupils, accouipaiied by
a kind address.
CoNCaltT. - The concert under the au-
spices of the village Cuun•;il, in opening
the new town hall, was a complete sue-
r cess, iutelectually, morally and nuamcial-
Ily. The fact that moue of the perform-
ers were professionals, and all belonging
to the village, yet that they could enter-
' tait such an intelligent audience for
over three and a half hours, in the per-
fect order that was manifested by all, is
sufficient proof that it was well received.
Mr. McCloy a solo, "The cats," received
groat applause; "Jemmy Boker" was
well rendered; Miss Esson's instrumental
music was highly appreciated. Pro-
ceeds amounted to $60. The building
is very comfortable and easy to sing or
speak in. The ladies who managed the
concert deserve the greatest praise. The
hall is completed, except the tower,
which remains closed until spring. It
supplies a want long felt in hayfield.
The contractor was Ishmael Fitton, of
this place.
l3heppsrdtom.
Rennin Jlacrissi.-A large and in•
duential meeting of the Reformers of the
East Huron Reform Association was
held at the Tecumseh House, Brussels,
on Tuesday afternoon. Thus. Strachan,
President of the -Association, occupied.
the chair. After an interesting address
by the chairman, the electi of ,.Toers
for the current year was proceeded with,
and resulted as follows: -President, T.
Strachan: Vice -President, John McMil-
lan; Sec.: W. 11. Kerr, Treas.: P.
Thompson. Thos. Gibson, Esq., M. P.
P., was called upon by the chair,uan.and
for about an hour dealt •with sulijects
closely allied to the Reform interests, in
a plain, practical manner. He was lie-
tened to with great interest by the large
company, who will, no doubt ppr.tit by
his remarks. Mr. M. Y. McLean, of
Seaforth, ale•. s ,ke in an interesting
manner. Several other speakers briefly
addressing, the meeting. Before closing,
a hearty vote of contiic:.ce was given to
the Mowat Adm t,iatratiou and the Op-
position iii,. the Doininion House,and
the belief expressed that they are work-
ing for the interest of Canada. This
was carried unanimously amid great an-
p lause. Gentlemen were also appointed
as chairmen of the local municipalities,
the following being the persons chosen :
Howick, Chao. McLaughlan, F..rdwich;
Turnberry, Geo. Fortune, Wruxeter;
Wroxeter, Jai. Panlin,'Wroxeter; Mor-
ris, Gen. Hood, Sunshine; Hullett, Geo.
Watt, • Harlock; McKillop, Rich. Pol-
lard, Leadbury;. Grey, Ed. Darrow,
Cranbrook.; Brussels, J. R. Smith, Brus-
sels; Blyth, D. B. McKinnon, Blyth.
+no:, as I1' Il e, ant la , dere arc
sever...! ,.thee dealers in town. it.repre-
seuts a yeas huge amount o.f grain hand-
led l:e!'••. :Nett Era.
Pt::.-:NIN...-Nuwlers of young leen
tiro re+,,..rang Flom the Michigan Inmber
.. :.., ., 1•:aley i, t, C:. ups• are bre.k-
:; nI account . *it scarcity of snow:
- '. • I. 1.41,16,-1 1,!, •,l'•'atll,{lY a1c rCtt-
e c.l i ,:ti.11y int» •ii:able, •
oat rtr.u:•;.- t ',. 1: regret that we
hav,•`1.. ailnounC.e ' leatu of Mr. Doti -
aid 3lcl.eod. of place, whicii oc-
curred on tit + r:• of the 7th inst..
after a . pr. •l rs-'i rad painful illness.
Tho funeral. o . n the.aucceeding
314inday-, .vl..•,, large 'number of his
'friends and ac-auoit.uttes assembled. t..
pay Juin to 1 .-t mark of respect by -6.1-
1 .a ing-his s. h.na to their tidal resting
Iii ui 1. a e. n• t.:y, Being only
lir itis ' .1 1 , his eh:meet Seemed to
be goo.; . . lnrl„ lease of life, lint
Ihetth. eel.: no ic.,I.ecter ..f persons.
!.n. , •' i. u.. „ .cn, I. -minding us in the
•' possible of wnat most
nc. or lat.. : I.e ;he lot of all. The
wp:athv ..f the entire community is ex-
t..nlic i co ..s :.r..thera and widowed
moll., r, ,a ;:..• ;. sv of him of •a'hout • it
may truly l,c...e. '
He was :a good
:.cdghbor, a ' . 1 II' then. anis ^ d itiful
'in.
Mr. Andrew -Meldrum, of Knox -Cul-
i lege, preached in the Presbyterian church
• .fere on ',Sunday last. He is popular
, here.
On Friday evening a free social was
„riven to•the children of the- neighbor -
11 -100t1 by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church. Over sixty of the young folk
, put 111 an appearance. • The ubiquitous
Mr. Joe Mayweed took- charge of the
:taseuibled youth. and did .not let them
Sao home empty, •
TEA MEerrx„ -The annual tea meet-
ing the auspices of the Presbyterian
church here, was held on Thursday- of
• last week, and was a great success. The
bulks of Leeburn are excellent cooks,
and the character of th•i- refreshments
were very favorably commented upon.
The attendance was large, many of the
audience being - unable 'o find seats.
N„twithstendilis; the crowding. the best
• f behaviour prevailed, the various
I speakers receiving Moat respectful hear-
ing. In fact, Leeburnseenied dgptenuiu-
ied t.. make a reputation and a nave tor
a first-class meeting, and succeeded ats-
tiiira'uly-. Ilei-. J. A. Tuntbull, one of
the pastors of the congregation. occu-
pied the chair, and was vera happy in
introducing the speakers. Rev. Mr.
I Pritchard, of Auburn. was the first
speaker, and gate a pointed address on
missionay work. A reading was then
green by Mr. S. -B. Williams. Mr.Thos.
McGillicuddy followed 4,111 the relations
of'people and pastor, and was succeed-
ed by Mr. J. Mitchell. on patient en-
deavor. The addresses were all to the
)hint, and were well received. Mr.
Andrew Meldrum convulses) the sons
lstory
and daughters of Scotia, with humurous
in the "auld braid$c.,ttish
tongue.' A feature of the gathering
was the splendid singing of the choir, led
11,y Mr. John Linklater. This gentle-
man gate a solo in fine style; s., did the
organist of the church, Miss McDonald.
After paying alit -venom, the snug sum of
1 11-52 was netted. We congratulate the
congregation on the auccess of their
annual tea meeting.
Colborne.
TL.• ; ashaliip Council • • •.n
Mornay, January 16th.
Mr. H. Rebel, !our steam thresher,
hu beau on a trip to Brantford, where
Le has learnt same fine points int
11-
ser
1 r Those Th ,ac .. f his friends who
intend t.. favour 1 - with their orders
next year may depend on getting the
best of satisfaction.
Surprise parties afford a great amount
of amusement throughout the Township.
The trustees of Y. S. No. 7, have en-
gaged Mr. S. A. Cowherd, of (ioderich,
ps their teacher for this year. Last year
the average attendance at No. 7, was 7
pupil,+.
Mr. Edwar•i Yount` purposes goalie
west ahortly, where he intends to stay
and seek his fortune. Ned is n smart
young man. and will make friends where -
ever lie vent.
The Quarterly lauet.n_ of the Fable
Christians was held at "Bethel'• ..n Sun-
day. Ja.luary lat. service+ conducted by
Rev. T. I:road. The sleeting ..f ;he
quarterly Ikmrd was held oil M• inlay
Jany. 2nd.
Keret Lrst LITsaaar Salm - The
following are the officers elected ..n
Friday, June (tis, foe the abut.• named
Societe. President. ('has. ISke; 1 tug
President. Frank Sslloss; Secretary,
Clara Robertson; Editor. P. Strang;
Uounoillorr, Miss Ci:nnsnghara, Jane
Sharkey. A,idi. :Miorns. A t'.,te rf
thanks was tendered. the retiring sect's- i
tary, Mise Phoebe Smith.
Tie Hellish sirala Troia,
--
London, Jan. 9. The Th, M'a,1 F' r.
pees, in review of the British grain tretle
far the pest week, says that panel wheat
is laking exceedingly well. In moat
penis P.M mark..., sound. dry samples
. f grain ads arced 1.1 is'r gustier, 3414 n.
Wane instances 2d. lamp a.'rts were
difficult to sell Oats unchanged. For
sign breadstuff. (bleed easier. The fart
eraI teeniest .4 trade is undoubtedli
ftt.0Aide to buyers The Lond•,m mark
et in the latter port of the week we.
rather m..re liberally supplied w nth Harr
Of 20.470 sacks and 601 i.arrels to heed
on Fr•.lay, toe salt.. were from •h•
1 rated Stat, • Trade w.s quiet heft
Amity Ma.... maintains Its IIr.nnews on
a. count .4 ,earc.tt 4spot. fine for
I elgs barley, are higher: 4160.341g silt.
nncllanved. (hitt .rat let.iwv were '1, •
cheaper. There were tele fresh wheat I
,
car es t•R that coast. Resides six rarefies.
renisininq from the previous week, .
Nine galea were reported, and five car- I
g.,et withdrawn. The sale* of English '
wheat flaring Cie week were 34,020
o)uartera at 44s 9d per .ivatt, r. axrldwst
'12,2:17 ;ostlers at 43s 44per u..rtcr for
''--t•--•emestseirp week of qIma year
Great maria is calmed throughout
E iglsnd by the introduction of the new
American industry of body stealing. it ,
is said, the Queen gave orders that the
tomb •4 /ha Fraise* '',on,.,., • ,1 : ;
ar-.t1, .
THE WARDh N8HIP.
Mr, Vred. W. J.kastu■ o■ tae alt■atlea-
A *weer at tae Reeves erMorels awl
ROM
It seems we were not astray when we
referred in our Iasi issue to 3Ir. F, W.
Johistuu's itchiug after the Warden -
ship. On Saturday morning List wed
had the pleasure of a visit to our sane -
tun. from that aspiring young gentle-
man, and the Milting dialogue took
plata) regarding the Wardenship
Mr. Johnston -You're nice people to
go against your uwu town of Godericb,
and wont stick up for a local nae
spinet an outsider. I was talking to
Mayor Horton the other evening, and
he said it one of our fellows was to get
the Wardenship he would sooner see tee
in than any of the others.
TIM SIGNAL En, -We don't think
Goderich would be helped by electing
you Warden. You would gain more
benefit than the town. Besides, fair
play should be given in the matter, and
there are more deserving meu than you.
Mr. Johnston -Oh, yes, And just
to think lit you mentioning men like
Geo, Forsyth of Morris, and Pat. Kelly,
of Blyth, for the position against me -
wen that you have always been against
The SIGNAL Eu. - Nonsense Mr.
Forsyth is a personal friend of ours, and
Mr. Kelly must surely be tit for War-
den, for he was your candidate for the
Legislature against Cul. Ross. If he
was gad enough to run against Roes
for Parliament, he is surely good
enough for Warden.
Mr. .Johnston - That was all right
theft. We have the majority. anyhow,
and lame of your fellows can get it.
THE SIGNAL Eu.- That may be, but
Gibson deserves it, for did he riot re-
sign the year before last to let in a
Goderich ran 1
Mr. Johnston -No; lie did not.
Tea Stoase ED. -The imputation is
that he did.
Mr. Johnston -Besides, Gibson pro-
mised Keine that hear, ,u1+1 not run against
hint last year, mud afterward allowed his
name to be pat in nomination.
Tea SIGNAL En, -If Gibson did so.
ho did wrung. But we will see Kaine
and Gibson on the matter; and find lilt
how much truth there is in the report.
At any rate, there are gond men of long
experience an the County Council on
both sides, and in justice t.. the outside
municipalities we hope to see one of
thein elected Warden,
night in Central School.
Murder will Ont.
The mystery enshrouding ,the death of
the man Sage about a year ago at Brant-
ford is likely to be cleared up after all,
;several arrests having been made. Sage
! is supposed to have been murdered at an
hotel where his corpse was concealed for
normal days and was afterwards thrown
into the Grand river. Lately three other
dark deeds have been explained by the
confession ..f 1 desperado in Texas who
now acknowledges that he killed it wo-
man,adrover and an Indian in the neigh-
borhood of Prescott. The public, how-
ever, seems destined to wait lung before
any of the butchers if the Donnelly
family will confess.' That the mystery
concerning this crime will be solved
sooner or later is certain, for such guilty
knowledge preys upon those who possums
it, compelling utterance at last.
tleteorsl■sleal Report.
State of the weather for the week end-
ing Jan. 8th, 1482 :
Jan. 1st. -Wind at 10 p.m. N. E.,
light, cloudy, finest. No. of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 294. 1 inch of
snow fell during the dal'.
Jan. Zed -Wind at 10 p.m. West.
fresh, cloudy, frost. No. of miles wind
travelled in 24 huum, 362. `now flurries
during the day. Harbor frozen over.
Jan. 3n1.- Wind at 10 p}.n1. N. E,,
fresh, cloudy, from. No. of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 763. 2 laches of
snow fell during the past 24 hours.
Jan. 4th. Wind at 10 p.m. East,
light. clear, foist. No of mils* wind
travelled in 24 hour., ;07.
Jan. lith --Wind at 111 p tn. S. E.,
light. cloudy, frost Corina lunar. No.
of miles win.' trntellerl in 24 hours 316.
Jan. 6th Wool at IO p mw. West.
mesterele gale. -lowly, frost. No. of
nude. wtn'l tr.td.•11,-1 in 24 hours 511.5.
snow Annie., ,luring the day. Amount
of snow fall 1 Inch.
plan 701 wnnl et 10 1' tn. K. E..
light. clindr. thriceeninc rain No. of
mules wind travelled in 21 hour* 077.
Jan. t(tii Win,' at 10 p' m R \\ ,
rlmsy, fresh. N. of ,niies vin.' tra
vanes in 24 hours 722. Drizzling ram
with fog mostly all 1:,. %).cunt of 1
rainfall 14 cable inches.
G. N. 1144 r•''.ti I•. tOmener.
t:44.14•rich..len. 12th, 11882.- .
I..•beayee•.i. 1...4p.. Lot pus •
level headed ',Innes of the West Nor-
thumbprlsrai elegies. lis this "What
'he election .bows if it shows anything at 1
a11, is that Ref .rnt principles are %minims !
mend in rural places. and that
oryism la Ranting ground in towns and
cities. This is 'attire! lint as five
e414116 of the population are agrienito
es , we can meq what win be the end
0..i.. w.!! pate a statuisi of Garfield
in ,1a) old h.,we of tedrsssatativ. at
Wadmuguai,
'tile superhu ►siert of tae WesternDivalent, the Chien Engineer aid the
flaCanaConstruction
Canada 1'acitie Railway. lustapt,u nled
are ,hli L.::on from American roads. \\illi
t:,r 1.i - -eoion Government importing
i up,:uui.ous poor; au ,i,c front • tJnrope
fur tit. tivil►ice, and the tiyialicsie
giving it., rw,isiuIe positions to people
from 11.44 Stat , we MIAMI t., l* doing
quite a thriving Luseiew In the way of
kuepiu, "t-'auud.: for the Cat:adiatte."
vtrTUlti., IN I,yfiu:.x. -- T:ts Ex-
it' et 1':. , says: 1esturday two Dana
h►
fro,graubru..k, township of Grey,
:►trive.l In towu in watch of 1 wan
11:t.ued McFarlane. It appear, McFar-
lane hail obtainenl is quantity 14 auods,
anti the t;r', /atm lae.alne scquuiuted of
die fact that he had left that part of
the ev.ullIry, started in pursuit of him.
31e1''ailaue ari.eed in Bruaefieltt „u
1 ue.day, and reitiainud all night. Y es-
ter.lay wo,•uin; hlt prueuted a nurse end
L ;,Ly and drove t.. Exeter, and has
about 1a.ir.lin;; the train when he w is
spited by the two ger.tlrmail, who ?n•
tit...Noted to settle the matter with httu,
but all to ilia purpose. The ;gentleman:
uuaa down anti informed v.,notable GIld
,.t rat ciroumstat:.er, whereuppoetu infor-
m talon was Lail before J. )ici)onstell
Es;;. J. P. and a tulegr,tai sent to Lou-
don Chief ..f police by c:uwtable Gill, to
have the .Ilan arrested un Itis arrival in
that city A few minutes afterwards
coil+tai►:e , ,ll received a telegram stat-
ing that :a .0411 had beer. at:rested.
Aisidertels markets.
Legal.
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i EWIS \t: LEWIN, FARAIS'1'ERS,
1 I _lttornryn, aofte;turs in C..Worry /tc,
uiu ,r w ins Court Huew"y, (hdsr.uh.
le .\ l.swis. M.A., at;.1,6 R. N. LniW,..
l+•xU.
t ARRt ►W & PIWUDVOOT, BAIL
1 1.
{ YYttri tie tt, tfolkiwro, slit
Uudelit. J. Y. O erg.. 1'rut►ltw,t. 17SI
BL. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
. Atlorar,, duaul4tr
tiuderieh. tint. 1TOL
+EAGER .¢ MORTIIN, BARIS-
kJTERN. Re.. $e.: Uedsrfok saw W{n(ban,.
C. tuegur. Jr.. tiudeeoh. J.{ A. lA
tooa. W ham. 1751.
`+ MALC(OMSON, BARRISTER ANL)
AJ. .solicitor. 011ie* -Career et West Street
mad Market Square, over UeMR. AuheeOe'ls
Uudench. 1161.
L' CAMPION, 'ATTORNEY -AT-
. L.tW. tie11sitor fa Chaaeery Coavq-
;werr. rte. Oates ever dhep/ aid's beeblere.
tlodersoa. Oat Aar amount of mew to
Igen at tweet rats of b,tere..t. 1761-y.
-IAMEIIjON, HOLT S CAMERON,
narristers. t1otierom w C'hanoery, to.,
.Ouderk•b alai W ta1haal. D1. C. Ualueron. yy,,
C.; P. Holt. M. O. (,arsons., Godertch. W. E.
Mascara Wtitaken). 1731.
Bithing.
RANO OF MONTREAL r~
t'.1PIT AL. - - #11.000.00..
SURPLUS. - - • r.. • 4,uw,
Goderich Branch.
- - t
.3.uucatcu,Jathary hkh., 1811.'. Allows li.wrest en deposits. pestis, letter
wheat, $1 ;:d v. sl :'b of It slid eireuutr notes issued. payable
Wheat, (Spring) Y bush.:.:. .. l el t 30 in ttCl psrts of the world. 1734.
Flour. a U, •,• 000
uw .• u13
o ;o '. u ;:t / `1ANADIAN BANK.OFCOMM ElU('E
.. 070 o. um V
e 3S lee a ae
.. 13 s* es IK 00
0 Ly lar 0 If I'.tl.l up 4'LLyrt131f, - 96,000,000,
o to o Ky.. - - - 91,400,000.
oil " lir:
.. 100 11 110
Oats, y birch.
Peas. ar bash,
barley. 10 bush
Potatoes Y bush
Hay. y ups .. .
nutter, V e..; .....
Eggs. V des. lanes( ked
(Thecae,
Shorts. 11 cwt..
liran. y cwt .. 0 71
C'hup, V cwt.. - .. 1 W " l 40
Wool. ... 021 • o2•
K'oud..3 e1 - :t ;,e
flutes 7 04 •' lit
tuieeptalns. 0 4) .. 1 nu
',teased Hots s W 7 50
Prest.tese. - Ne:.. r'M. McM4STRI:
General Manager. - R: lg. ....a.ataa a•••
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROAS, - • - • - MANA.ia:,.
' interest slowed on deposits. Drafts on a
HGLTO the prtaclpsl Towns and GYtirs ie ('ana.ta
rjs 7 FOR j-ys , t;rest BNW. atui the Untttd slates, bvu*I
and sold..
Adrancesto Farmers on Notes, with 0110 0
INmore endorsers. without mortgage. tt.kt
CARD.
CANADIAN NEWS. Having been appointedEzcur. 1 NSURAN4E
sion Agent for the Great West -
On Saturday morning, about three
o'clock a wheel burst on the tender of
number live express, going east; a short
distance west of Shakespeare. Fortun-
stely no other damage was dons, with
the exception of causing a, delay of about
five hours.
. A ran named John Duggan, suffering
from delirium tremens,- committal an
outrageous assault on 1sr. Kincaid. M.
P. P., at Peterboro, ..n Thursday even-
ing, inflicting hve ugly wounds oil his"
head, besides jumping on his body. The
Doctor is now out of danger. and Duggan
is in jail
fhi Tuesday theaoll-gate on the g. ver-
nor's road, near the asylum. was Ittri - w
ed. It is in Liondou w ants , mat it i.OETIAG o
ern Railway between Kincar-
dine and London, I will have
much pleasure in furnishing
everyinformation either inper-
son or by letter, to all persons
wishing same, as to fares,tick-
ets, baggage, freight and live
stock, to all parts of Manitoba
& Dakota. Baggage and dut-
iable goods checked through.
Address: GEO. B. JOHNSTON,
General Agent 1., W. it'Y. op'ioa.te :. • P1et
OMs:. Oodorieh• Oat. .
Goderich, Jan. 12, ISM.
IHITI:iH A$4. CO'V. TusomTo-11'stablishe
183
PH(F.N IN TNS. ('0'Y, of LoxnON (England)
Established 1702.
HARTFORD !N$. CO'Y. of IfAHTrowo, ('urn.
-- Established 1810. -
Risks taken in fhe above first-class Offices. at
the lowest rates by HORACE: HORTON.
The undersignedis also Appraiser for the
CANADA PEIt. LOAN ANt,5AVING' l'u'll
Tuttuwro.
Money to Loan on first-elass eecur:ty, cult
7 to $ per (int. -.Charges moderate.
HORACE 11QHTON.
, c;odericl. •,•pt. 14. 1560.
the general 1111p zessl t' t i.i t•dc!
was applied o
by smite ne l •+iru.1 t
give the ciuncll a prat:I:te ! view twat..•
thefeel ngs.f the people in iiacurd t•,
the proposal to re -ii, .. • - - lit the
township: •"
It is now the fashion in Lngi.tn.l for
u
ladies to appear in two tlferent ch :rac •
ters at the same fancy i al,1. . Tht 1:14110
Ie a supremely simple thing for many of
them to do. All that is necessary is for
them to appear in their society cliar acte:-
the tirat part of the evening and Omit-
home
eirhome character durin" the latter. They
would thus mystify their purds .one-half
the time, and astonish society the other
half. • 1
b
-other case, allowing the necessity ,..
the law of tyi,ieuco kilo.:kilo.:amended ria as
1 toauduut of the testimony of unbelievers
being received on their i:i::king athrtua-
Hon, has owurred at Hamilton. %ciao
a prosecution a!;ain,t it n .ulna. Cl:at':;':
with laialilg i1.:: lelto,n:lttiuns
bank bill. has failed because an agnos-
tic refused to take the oath. -
Already the Clerk of the 1-loxise• of
Conuuona has received n„ n
.less theft
notices of application for private bids.
A very large number of • the dindication-
are for nets of incorporation fur new rail-
way companita, while several are for
electrin light contpanie*. There is one
application for divorce frau a man
named Gardiner, in the county .1 L'race,
on the ground of aulultery.
On Wednesday morning as a T. G. &
13. freight train was approaching Park -
dale, the engineer whistled for brakes.
Receiving no response,, he retersei1 anal
did all in his power to stop, but the
train swept down the incline towards two
open switches, at the rate of twenty
miles an hour. The 'Mittelman fortun-
ately noticed the danger. and aith des
perate efforts turned the switch just a.
the engine dashed into 1 • . A moment
later and the station -house would have
been demolished. The conductor and
brakosniaa were asleep, in the cab....se.
John Crea, aged 14, .,f Ganano lite,
was playfully striking a revolver cart-
ridge with a pair of aciaa..rs when it ex-
ploded, taking off the thumb of his left
hand at the second joint. the first and
middle fingers of the, ante han.j t.. the
taiddle joint. alightly injuring' the little
linger and inflicting minor flesh, wounds.
Mt -..to. Nark 4..hen and Edward
lhcheuer, of Hamilton. and other gentle-
men from Montreal and Toronto have
app
lied for it charter for theJntetnatiom-
al ('..loniration Company .1 Canada
limited The object is to bring out t.
o
the North-west Jewsfrnt Ruses, where
they are suffering greet hanbhips. The
capital mock .•f the capital stock of the
l
C il4jany is # 1.000,000.
The newly appointed (ten. ,at Mana-
ger of the Canada Pacific Railway. Mr.
Nss
W. C. Vanj Horn, lamed through To.
at oft Wednesday nicht .„ toe/. to
Montreal. 110 stated n, an interview
d b
that Row River Pass haeen (-lumen as
the point et which the railway will enter
the Rocky Mountains. He anticipate.
that the nasi willw,resrh n lo.oint •• ,tbi,+
100 miles 'd the u.., this 1 -Po.
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