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The Huron Signal, 1886-6-25, Page 4TOWN TOPICS. 4 cA4d . tamely es. token' .o't •. 4a'lege tr l pmt it.- iae phonal values liven in choke new ls at la. ileUllllrray . ago cash grunt) North tercet sad Square. Tie M1.wae tartan can be seen or. Cale- fisaiaadal at Georg* Stewart's etotegraph gallery.Get your P)O .WSPhs tMOR atm. Rine f drew .gem , [rhe idling Bearred. rd, i• the 11/14 sate !leek at tbiu Nubby and cheap. Arcot's.. . Olin ye he wanUa' a TW u tetraster for lir gratin gat belie' u' ('a1. don leak 1. ui.a to i os' *mitts obese is memos,r S A. P t. •rnsyll bats sane bat Haetan' henaets there. billow, keeps hie phot gallery open ou 1 ulidys to accommoda crowd. rat rust) le patroalt.. biW. !seta.: pr«.ws is one teat makes eveybody MW At the !'ask Store you .1a fray • aloe lot e! e osin b.sety lit ccs. each hoz A aloe fresh lot of tomatoes la oats sr• • swears srars and teas a spa; S H, tom, the grocer. Square. W. B. Dic:suu, barrister at Itrusceis, ani formerly .d Goderich, leaves nest week fur Helena, Ituutaua, to wale ns- eeaeary IMleirtee eta seerutuq a 040,OCO. legacy for • client A strawbeny festival will be held in North street Methodist church ou Tues- day evening next. A formal farewell to Rev. Mr and Mrs Campbell will be feu• tiered ou the t.ccasiyn In the county association crioket match between Seafvrth and tiuderich clubs tau Saturday last, the home team wee wont- ed by eight wickets. The sore is ma voidahly crowded out. Percy' Walton has gone to Loudon to learn the brass finishing trade. He is a bright lad, with a decided taste for me- chames, and we aspect to hear of him thortutlIJy nmasterioa his trade. Mist Graham, of Exeter, one of the graduates of the Wesleyan Female College at Hamilton, won the prize of Psteroc urs' home. - -The London Free Pryor throw• a hitt. bight ou arote- liwi interesting to was of our readers : -"A gaug el well-kuuwu pick pockets- - amuOg whom is alleged to have bees "Nip" McDonald-- pried throagk the city us Friday up•,u timer retard to 1)e- truN from the Stratford demuwttatiu=. They appeared exceedingly jubilant over the sucales they had met with in plying their light-fingered bumpers. They est - ed that they had worked directly ender the noses uf the police and detectives without being detected, and reported the ilargest hauls as 0900 from • cattle drov- er and 01000 from another roan. One of the leading spirts' emphatically re marked that the party had "had • first• class" picuic--et the osmium of honest and unwary people. Weil. Dora, MR. Emilia.- During the evening a di.couree last Sunday, Rev. J. S. Fisher, of the 1llethodist church, U Tart was/ t teat! flat owe* of torn- wee the able goods. eel at .. us ere d• Son's. They 010 f.,r the beat essay warren by • l teatime of dime members uf the county aud granite trots preserving kettles: also a or fruit jars. in pmts.. 1 =and half 1. bum in very strong laug ha%e rods. reserved • fresh stock of enamelled Coal oil stove.. lune els. and hie goods. Remember Owl h.%f the louse nudes the Sun. - lira. aad un."lira.aad Mies Toms are veinal' friends in biuicoe. Our volunteers left for London camp Tuesday last. James *okay spout a day or Neo in town he week. Miss Ross is the guest o! her sister, Mrs. Meyer, .f Wingham. Wigs Wynn was present at the grand musical festival held iia Tomtitu last week. Mr. W. N. !thickly rreached on Sun- day evening in the rowans over Crabb'. block, Loftus Mcbrien has one to attend the Western University, Chicago. We wish him snores. The election of the officers of the High school Literary Society will take place this evening. Ira Lewis, Crown Attorney, has hod his big dug clipped to girt. it the appear- ance of a hon. Tho H. S. entrance examination be- gins on Monday the 3ch July at 1 p. m. in the High school. A. McD. Allan has been laid up by varicose veins. We will be glad to nee Lim around early. Among the excursionists who gave us a cell on Wednesday' was our old friend Searle, of Clinton. etas. ilavill, of Galt. who is spending a few weeks in town, is the guest of her father, Juhn Nairn. The town employees are now engaged in putting up • new fence on the harbor hilt -side of the Park. Pickerel have been biting freely during the week. Johnny Philips leads the re- cord with a 311 pounder. The Maitland cemetery is being Im- proved in appearance under the direction of the sexton, Th. a. Hood. ea Paisley street, where a .oeial hoar or two WY spent, sad the w11ai.eu slid Mitchum' forwent gives W the bride wen examined with *video' interest. Mr. and Mrs. Carson leave this after - nook for • short trip on the lakes, after which Mr. Carson wall settle down to his recoistly app oiutel charge iuStr•t- ford. ALway.Taal BEAT. -The old rehab Allan Len. R.. el Mail steamships 4► Liverpool, Londonderry and lllasgos- shortest sea passage Smilax* from (Jow- 1 bac . Parisian, Thursday, 1st Jely : Sib- , erten, Friday, 'Jth July ; tiardnuian, Thursday, 13th July ; Circassian, Fri day, 23rd July ; Polynesian, Thursday, 29th July ; Parisian ureday, bth Aug. These steamers are of the highest dao, and are owlunieud.d by tueu of large ez- periencs. The sahwus are awidhips, where but little motion is felt, and they tarry neither cattle woe sheep. Passen- gers by this note have three days of amparativel smooth water in the river member tai toe Literary Society- O •oriell in refusing to coasted to mentor- and Gulf and scenery of the hued kind. The mission school childreu will teat ialize the l: t to appoint • salsa- Rates of passage : -Cabin. 050 and 080. Sunday at 1.45p. at. at the Gaeliechurch ied le'ice Inagistrate for the better en- according to steamer aud aeaiwmode- give a series uf sac -ed readings inter- fonxweut 0t the boort Act in the county tIou ; second cabin, 030 ; steerage at low- spersed with singing. All friends of of Huron. He sail that just a long u the little band are cordially invited. intoxicating liquors were allowed to be 8.S. E>.• cs.+lint.-A large excursion M':d, druuk.nees would prevail, or in der the aua itis of the t' ..,... Pres- other words, ss long as we sow the seed est rates. Return tickets at reduced rates. Through Pullman drawing room and sleeping para between Torontu aud eU Quebec, or don be booked by bytetian church visited G. derieh on of whiskey we will reap drunkenness. The steamer to Quebec if so desired, passing Wednesday. The visitors. yoeng and county council have refused to great the through the Thousand Islands aud rapids old. appeared to ss enjoy the lake view. t people their support in ub- by daylight. Passenger. and their pas - \C. F. Scott, brother to F. S. and P. Suitt, of Brussels, has purchased • half interest in • Livermore, Cal., "Wm;" will be remembered here as the leading athlete at our Dominion day games Mis Georgina Martin, It ho has been attending Hamilton Ladies' College, ar- rived home on Wednesday, and will -spend vacation in Goderich. She juteo& to return to that popular college in Sep 'ember. Among those who suceces•fully teased the professional examinations at the Tor- onto Normal school were the following ladies : Mtn Burrett, Min Walters and Miss Rheinbart. Mr. Fred Blair was awarded grade A. Sunday being the fiftieth anniversary of Her meet gracious Majesty's accession to the throne of Great Britain, the usual prayers for the tcaaion were read at St. George's and the national authem sang both morning and evening. Chas. Somerville, formerly of this town, has au establishment at London East for the manufacture of all kinds of fancy boxes. We wish our furmey townsman, who is au excellent young man. success in his new denture. DismesvE. -Let our citizens decorate their stores and residences un Dominion Day with flags and bunting. Hang the banner on the outer wall. Let the thousands of visitors see us in our holi- day attire. 'Rah for the games ___ Monday last Conductor Ausebseke banded es • Spitxenberg apple which he put in the winter in • cellar in which Mrs. M. C. and Misses Flo. and Mab- • everything but the apple had frozen up el Cameron left for the mond trip on the stolidly. The specimen shown us looked Saginaw Valley last Sunday. as tf it was good for another wrestle with George Sheppard has purchased the Jack Frost. houceand lot near the High school, re -Si. lieorge'a Bend of Hope are lust' cantly uwsled by Wni. Miller. preparing a flower concert on Friday Rev. John Walters, who was assistant evening of next week. The school nom rector at lit George's a few years •ince, and the membsen of the nand will bot: was re -married the other day. decorated with flowers, and the songs will be largely 1,bout flowers. They The schooner J. G Koltage unloaded have •.cured the kited assistance of ser- a cargo of hoops and staves last week, oral friends. We will give the program and then sailed for Port Frank. next week. raining this small piece of machinery to enable them to mals. the Scott Act Inure effective. Yet they all say the Scott Act is a failure. Why 1 -(Blyth Advo OM.. x.row" CALEDONIAN GAtEn,-\\e have received a press badge and an invi- tation to attend the Caledonian games at Lucknow on Thursday, July l.t. It stingers and their lagga>;e are put on buard the ocean steamships at l; xebec, fres of all expense. Fur l lana of berths, tickets and full information apply to H. Armstrong, general steamship and rail- way ticket agent, West street, Goderich. A SKETCH or THE \-Ear. A.ciipsaeox. -Rev. Edward Lindsay Elwood M. A., rector of St. George a church. tbeis ich, will be seen that this year the day far Ontario, and Archdeacon of Huron, was holding the games at Lucknow has been burn at Cort, Inland, on the 13th De - changed. Formerly the great Northern ember, 1810. He is a son . f Edeard games came off on the second %A'ednes- Elwood, a captain in the 7th Royal Fuss day in September each year, but this iliers, by Esther Lindsey. The Elwood year, for some reason bast known W family belongs to the gentry of 'Leann - themselves. the directors of the Society son, Irelwd. Edward Lindsey Elwood have seen fit to change the date to Dom- at first attended a private school iia Dub- iaion Day We would most willingly go yin, taught by Rev. T. 1'. Huddart, up and see our old friends carry out Chief -Justice Hagerty being a pupil at their games and sports in their usual sea the same school. Young Elwood after - cartel manner, but unfortunately will ward entered Trinity College, Dublin, be debarred on this occasion, for the first from which institution he graduated A. time in many yeas, by the fact that the B. in 1831. tie received his master's great annual athletic games of Goderich degree seven months later. On lictober will be held on that date, and • program 6th, 1883, he wee ordained deacon by the .ecnhd to none in Canada will be placed Rev. Dr. Knox, of Kaiak*. and priest before the thousands of visitors to our on Ascension Day, 1836, by the Bishop town on that day. Goderieb has always of Limerick. Ile became curate of the celebrated the natal day of the Dominion parish of Screen, in the diocese of Tusm; in good style, and this year has secured be was next removed to Tanderatlee, di_ the services of the best pipers, dancers and athletes on the continent. This is the reason why we cannot accept Lock - man's kind invitation on this occasion. The Fireman's Demonstration at Strat - ford last week was largely attended by firemen and bands, but the affair was so wretchedly managed that but little satis- faction was given to the vision. The baseball match in the morning between London •Ed Stratford was won by the home team, who ere a strnag nine, by a settee cf 8 to 3. The Beamavife company led in the book and ladder race ; 2nd, Aurora, 3rd, Georgetown, 4th, Sarnia. Aurora got set back for jumping on the truck. In the hose reel race Sarnia No. 2 won, 2nd, Dunnville, 3rd. Sarnia No. 1 and Watford tie. Brantford got Ors prize f.,r best dressed company and also for fancy drill. The band tourna- ment attracted an a;citing competition; the judges wero Messrs. Robertson, ofOacas FOR Knox Clausen S. S. -The Bus BALL. -A game of base ball was i The przesHamilton, and a ded Chadwick, of London. Sunday school of Knox church is puttingplayed on Wedne+ds between the Clin- p prizes were awarded .t : Military y or professional baso a-Lt, Woodstock, in a new organ at a cost of 0100. ton bane ball club and the Actives, of 1'239 points ; 2nd, Waterloo,, 223 point ; We have • few more copies of our boli Goderich Thr visitors won b e score i 3rd. Sarnia, 207 pointe- Amateur bands day number on sale. If you hurry up of 16 to 1't. The game was we 1 contest- -Jut, Berlin ; 2nd, Clmto.e ; 3r1, Li. - you may manage to get one or two. ed on the whole. and the Actives are be- Kee e tees' The closed with a 'daughter, is the wife of Rev. Ins Mid - James Breckenridge leaves this week ginning to get into their .Id form. beep, torchlight procession and display of tire- Melon. B. A.,of Oshawa ; Mary,wifeof Mr. to take charge of a grocery in Sancta. ! up your practise. boys, and you will lay , *irks in the ereninv. Mayor McGregor' Beath,b•nk matiagor,t hhawa;Ellen S.M He spout • month in Toronto recently. out Clinton Best time. i and. Pres. Corrie have our thanks for is the wife of Horace,Conqueet, Clifton, Mn. Crassweller, who la spending a The Salvation Army had a special par- I special. favors. Ont.; Rebecca is the wife of Philip butt, few weeks in town, is the guest of her ads nn Sunday last. Bandmaster Park- I THE HirLLtre Pli ct.'.-The picnic un- barrister of the firm of Csmer•m, Holt & parrot. Mr. and Jin Witham Dickson. er and Cornetist Milligan assisted with der the auspices of the ladies of Father George y Wo are leased to learn that Mrs. G. brass instruments. and special V anAl- Walter's chuteh in Mullett, on Widnes - We Ian with his "hallelujah cornet" also as- , day, was • complete success. Notwith- Campaigne is recovering from her recent silted in the marching music. The ex- I standing the cloudy sky the people of severe attace of inflammation of the ercises on the whole were interesting, ; Mullett and Clinton turned out nobly, lungs. and appeared to be much appreciated by ; and many drove down from Gederieh, F. G. Neeland, of the Seaf.rth Nu,.. the large and respectable audience which. There must have been n ly 900 persons and Joe Bryan, Seaforth's well-known had gathered. on the grounds. The lads of Hullett auctioneer, gave us a friendly call 1 ties- deserve great praise for the nner in 1 is. N•tx Cure. H STRAR-REP..RT FE+TIPAt.. day last which they entertained three w kindly -A strawberry (estival in . The schooner Carter. Captain D. with Knox church will be held this .Fri• patronized them. Every one see to McLr,d master. delivered another cargo day evening. A first class program has enjoy themselves. Dancing was k up of lumber at Ole ( T. R. dock last been prepared, and it is expected that during the day, and then were gam Than's,. ' general satisfaction will be given. Ad- of all kinds for young and old. The Mr. and Mrs. Mintborn, of Stratford, mission 15c. The receipts of the even- Clinton band kindly enlivened the day who were in town last week, were the ing will be devoted to the Sabbath school with charming music. The event of the gguests of the lady's parent, Mr. and organ fund. Rev. R (-re, D. D., will day was the outing of •gold watch to the Mn. Pretty. occupy the chair. Doors open at 7.30 p, young lady who could poll the moat The schooner North Star, with • cargo ! m„ t. . . at 8 ,'clock sharp. votes After •severe amtest, the watch was awarded to Miss Kate Reynolds, of lumber for Secord et Co., reached ; At the regular meeting of Huron En- ' daughter of Dominic Reynolds. This port on Thursday night and sailed for, campmeut No. 28. 1.0.O.F., last Friday contest realized the handsome sum of the Bay on Saturday. evening, the following members were 0320. Father Wetter. has reason to feel Mr. and \ira Ittrwise, of Si. Paul, elected for the ensuing term :-"C.P. pleased with his , and also Minn., who are in town,are the guests of ' Pet., Wm. Alabb ; H.1'., P.C.P. I F. with those not of his oars lock who so et the lady'. naming, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T mit, rat-.tectrd ; N. W. Pat., D. Dern- ehly assisted herd. The movie itf Glider= Hamilton, Wort street. ' aldson ; R.S. P., C. P. W. B. Matthews, ich rejoice at the success of the picnic. FASEwttt f)ERwo<.- Rev. T. M. re-elected; Fitt., P.0 P. H. W. Ball, re.- Haat a Bonn. -The Guelph Men. Campbell' will preach his farewell ser- elected : Treas. P.C. P., Neil Campbell, fury says :-"At one o'clock on Tuesday mon on Sunday evening next. A large re-elected ; J. W. l'at., A. Kirkbride : Miss Gertrude Deitz, was united in the is expected. ...ire to Grand E . I.! holy bonds of matrimony to the Rev. !x anon Breckenridge while drir- P.C.P., H.W. HalL , John H. Cknon, who has been for some ing a bons at Drysdal•'s fruit farm re- Pt:i eat si Co.'s. -This travelling • time assistant minister in the Dublin 1satry-►•4hiserne btmlme:-:--Tire-- led shove &ik.hit d bars. na-- Tueadal after- fest. Methodist church. At. the - fast recovering from the injury. I noon and evening. The attendance in mentioned the bride, tastefully dressed Mrs McArthur old family left on the afternoon was not large, but in the even - Saginaw Valley last Sunday, for the Ing there was a better turnout. The ex - States, where Captain McArthur and hibition was confined principally to tra- family will, for the tuture, reside. pent acting, tumbling and hand and foot mese of Armagh, and again to Drum- bansgber, in the same diurese. to 1848 he emigrated to Canada, and was 1,.'11•1 raters fur a few months at York Mills ; after which he became rector of Bt. George's church, Goderich In Septem- ber of 1864, his zeal, learning and piety received a substantial mark of recogni- tion by his appointment as Archdeact," of Huron, and cha,olain to the Lord Bishop. As a preacher the Archdeaa,o is powerful, and his utterances are always marled by warmth of zeal, by careful thought, and • pervading culture. He is • singularly pleasant reader ; and he has the leve and reverence of tems com- mitted to his pastoral care. He was a trustee of the Goderich High School for several years, and has always taken a hearty interest in educational work, Y he has in all things relating to the mural and intellectual progress of the cowutun- ity. He married in September, 186, Ellen, daughter of Rev. John Yeats, of Drumcliffe, Ireland. There have been burn to this union eleven children, seven of whom survive. Mrs. Elwood died on August 7th, 1870, deeply lamented by a wade circle of friends. Esther, the eldest J. A. REID & BRO. Wish to call tlpee.al Missilus this weal to their TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Tho) are showing a Splrudtd Ramp- of T vv r.J. tiS AND COATINGS A Good Suit made to order, All -Wool Tweed, $10 1 Good Scotch Tweed Suit for - - $14 - 1 Fine Black Worsted for - - - $20 SPECIAL. PANTS MADE TO ORDER, ALL WOOL, $2.20 FIRST CLASS TRIMMINGS USED. AND A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED JAS. A. REID & BRO. Jordans Blcck, tiwlericb, Seth May, tato.. New A ries Week. Notice -Ira Lewis. Notley -Pets Adenines. Asaual Meetleg-Haste Horton. Tandberg Wanted -C. (View. Toronto. Invalid's Hotel and Surgical Institute -1)r. Pierce, Buffalo. 0•St. in Goderich. on Jose 6, the i•,fr of Joseph ftird, U.T.IL. of • son. ■ Aesrlg". in Goderich township. at the residence of the bride's father. to rev. Dr Ure, Thomas J.. third son of Mr. John Johnston. to Eliza- beth Adeline, second daughter of Mr. Thomas McKee. At i he residence of the bride's father. by rev. Robt. Ure, D.D. Mr. Wm. Proudfoot. barrister -at -law. Goderich. to Marion F.. sec- ond daughter of William Dickson. Esq.. gaoler of Huron county. Dentistry. `" NICHOLSON, L.D.S. 11 DENTAL ROOMS. Eighth door below theJ'.rt Office. \Pent -at., Ouuaau H. Mb -1 • YL. WOOLVERTON, L. D. S. . (Meer tied Fellows Hall. North Si. Uod ricb. Charges moderate. All work W- aisted. Cameron Goderich ' Geoe V is in , the Inland Revenue office at Stratford ;1 aud Henry Taylor is in business at Chi- cag:'. The archdeacon is a. moan of an extremely cheerful temperament ; "he has a cordiality and whule-heartedness which puts • stranger upon good terms with him Mottos, and is, in short, a sun- ny-souled Christian."- -[Frout "Repre- minimise Canadians." Varies. rota the seatorth Expositor. i TEMPER A\.'E MErtl NO. -A rowing to ranee meeting was held is the temperance hall of this place on Tuesday i evenu,rr,leat Before the time appointed crowds were seen wending their way to the hall, and when the speakers took the platform the tall was filled to its ! utmost capacity, both ladies and gentk- "meted - men evidently being deepely interested I PETER ADAM90N. Co. Clerk. in the expected discussion which was Jnne teth 1a. 11151- a(raa(fed for. and weittba.euta,me of the J I$CLLS pic-nic embrugGn refs to tut week. 1- for Sale cheap, Gad _pedigree. Time v. Mr. Datih was rated chair- grit -en if required. JOHN ASHINGTON, man, and the meeting waS opened with Auburn. !matt prayer by Rev. Mr. Smith. After a little dispute as to who world k first Rev, Mr. Smith took the lead, nd was limited to time, only 20 mine being allowed to each speaker, that is 1 nip. +and Skasitb. Aust virtually mee- Mc(lillicuddy'a meeting, and as arrang in ivory cashmere, with criental lace menta had been made Inc the meeting draperies and orange blossoms, mecum- acme three week+ ago, he was allowed paned by her bridesmaids, entered the his own time. Mr. Smith spoke poisttd- church. The bridesmaids were Miss ly and well, and dealt largely with the Lola Wells, Waterloo, and Miss Alice argument advanced by Mr. Essen _ _ Fields, Toronto. The farmer wt. dress- in reply to him at the Rayfield pic- 7rt i L -- TWO HOUSES -- ONE Newgate street. cent fling and soft water. aad • good F Salton (iter lion,. tram on !!task 1 he were Rev. G. , cellar, bard and soft Goderich, and Mr. T. Canon, Toronto, or at least he failed to respond to the water. Appq to E. Y):h:T11. yAIA-U The bridal party and their attendants- call. Mr. A. M. Campbell then rose to j. AR\I TO LET- OR ATE:({M asp' mudded in front of the pulpit. when the explain the reason he voted against the 1r yrarm l rat iss five , to r !tland Ili' Rev. Dr. (lriliin arose and performed the Police Magistrate resolution at the n- ee«lnn. d the Towaehf nif.rleh, a ptJ marriage ceremony. Mr. J. H. Deits, gent session of the connty council. He b) I.:terto J 8.I.ILARR,Bt Uord. 11 11 (ethir of the bride, gave her away. The said that he had voted for a folios Mag. irtrate without salary at a previous meeting of the county council, and that he cold not consistently yote Inc a salaried one now. After • solo by Rev. Mr. Smith, by way of variety, which was well rendered, Mr. Thomas McGilli- cuddy, of Tut Si: t,,, Goxderich, gave a telling speech of one hour and thirty minutes' duration which electrified t.e audience. It was brim -full of wit and sound t argument. He dealt with the financial aspect of the Police Magistrate question, proving hie point closely, and trampling a 11111. on Mr Campbell's mime, who replied briefly. Th. meeting then seised. She People's Qolumn. N OTIUE. a. Tenders win bere. r,red by the 1 until Saturday, the 3rd Jul). for repairing the plaster and for k.lsomtntns all the rooms and balls in .he ere end aeco.d floors of the High School. Tenders will be taken at the same time Inc the erection of an additloa to the water closets. Specification* maybe seen In my office. The lowest or any tender not ne- cessarily!' accepted. PETER ADAM:i(,N, Peel ft. S. Trustees. Jane 44th. 18.. 155311 1 1 t'RON AND BRUCE U►AN AND 1.l INVESTMENT COM P.tNY. The ant Annual Umeral Meeting of this Company will be held at the t'omtoy's Rooms. on Thursday, Nib July. et 11 ease* a.m.. to receive Sema:ial report and to elect Director' and Auditors for the resoles year. HOItACE HORTON. Measurer. Goderich. !41h Jose. IS% '1ftl$tt IReaical. y E. CASE, M.D., C.M., M.C.P.S., 1 . Oat. Physician. Surgeon. Aee.aches., de, Otter -.Taut former) occupied by Dr. Mitchinson) Dungannon. Night office. Mar taus hotel. 1t101 T1R. M.LEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR- L/ (.EON. coroner dna. Odiceand reaide.co lime Street, second dour west of Victoria Stags. t 1151. kyr. SHANNON & HAMILTON eysirtans, Surgeons, A Ate alike at Dr. Shannon's residence, .ear the gaolGodsricb O. C. SnansoN, J. C. HawIL Tor 1751. TEACHERS WANTED- DURING vacation -to sell "Manual of ('orre.pon• device.- the beet text -book yet published on this subject ; exercise iia capital lettere. as breviations. spelling. En lash. of sentences : sample bus nom letters beautifully engraved : sells at sight ; bosamaa for agents ; Ss cents sample ropy. C. O'IJ A. Arcade, Toronto. YA53- i NOTICE -THE STATI-TES t tF UN - A TAiOU. 41 Vic., 1t>,8e, are now ready for distribution at the -./e..( --the Clerk of the Peace. Oodertcb, to Justice* of the Peace. and otben entitled to same. 111A LEWIS. Clerk of the (Mace. o111ce of Clerk of the ate ce, Uoderieh. July 11th. 'Bei. 9D51!t -NOTICE. 1 Tenders will be rereived by the undersigned until Saturday. the With instant. for ee11111g with narrow inch pine lumber of ■nod ganlfty, dressed and matrhrd, t hr i)t aces a lMe Court (louse, vis :-- Judges' chambers y1p n. county Attorney's and Master is ( aaeer)-'s Offices, Barristers' •nd Petit Jury Rooms. t'peciflcatioaa may bc sewn in my oMNee- Tenders will also he rdvet.ed for painting the ceiling* with two hes.; coats of good white bad paint. The lowest or any ireder not aecessarily ac - balancing, with some trick horse and Miss Frances McLean, daughter of i dug business. The clown was more coarse \Cat. McLean, was among the graduate° j than witty, and there was a "chestnut" at Hamilton Ladies' College this year. I burr in hie dialect. if the clown was Mho returned home on Wednesday. 1.•ft out o1 the performance, nr made to W. N. Blakely will (D.V; again preach wash his face and act as "mine," ," no 'ins the "Gospel of God" on Lord's i).y next c..nld find fault with any ether portion in the netting over Ridley's store at seven of the entertainment. o'clock. All are earnestly iuvited. A Into HAlt nr Mosau -James Port - E I Brown, piano tuner, will be here era of Goderich township, and Andrew on Nundsrr next, and will remain all week. (orders can he left at the stores of James imrie and Fraser & Potter. , The best manager in Canada has beau engaged to conduct our Celedontan games on Thursday. Everybody will he glad to see the genial and capable J. D. **wait. • Whitely, of this tows,, were at Montreal •,n butters& connected with cattle slop- ping, end while on their return onanved can at Stratford. There was a large throng nn the platform owing to the fire - mans' demonstration being held on that day, and while getting oft the platform Messrs. Porter and Whitely were each suddenly seised by strangers, while con- federates grabbed a pocket -hook eat .f the pockets of the surprised men from Huron. The thieves instantly dashed off, and wore lost in the can and the crowd around the statin. "Nip" Mac- donald, of Detroit, is eon to be the header of taw gang. Mr. Peeler lost von and Mr. Whitely 11412. Amnng the successful students at o )t taws Normal Itcho'd were : Miss Emily Johnston, Goderich township, (:rade A. whs., received honorable mention, and Miss Anna Burrows, leheppardinn, tirade It , who got grad. A. These pitons /I - dim were each delighted with their .r►- ioogn at Ottawa Normal. `PUBIC. -MISS COOKE, AFTER 1a receive pupilseare afori the f ide. Ix Piano. prepared4 lesssons quarterly. TTerni.: 16 per quarter. 2020- PiT'SI4IaSt PHONOGRAPHY. The meat poputarsy+- tem taught. instruction book* for sake THE Steam. office. Every boy and girl should ■rn shorthand. 1tt01 Tor Sale or to Let. ed in pale coral brocade and satin, and the latter in cream cashmere and lace. nic the previous week. He conclud ed by calling upon Mr. &eon to make his ■ppearance, but he was not present, J brick of seven room* h nrch•rd. The o aired. ei ht room chureh was crowded to the utmost capac- ity, the majority of those present being ladies. After the marriage the happy couple received the kind congratulations of friends and wishes for their future success. During this short time that the Iver. Mr. ('arena has bonen in Goeiph he has won for himself many friends. in ane outside of the Methodist church The bride, Miss 1)eits, may he termed a (:uelphite, and she carries away with her the well wishes of all who have the pleads -- ere of her The wedding party was large and after the nuptial {rima had been tied the enmpany repair- ed to the resider ea of the bnde'a father Strayed Animai N1ATTLE ELTRAY-CAME ON MY J premises shout the beginning` of 111 toe yearling heifers, both grayish. The owner Is desired to prove property. pay ex- penses and take them away. IM:Nis it' 'I.Ltt'AX. Icer 7. Lake Range, AshfleM. t'....x•Mi age. P. O. 29601t. LIi►RtE STRAYED CAME INTO 1 Underfelt from the dinettes of tort ale Albertrtkey , v. hereTu.• soeday. Jaw. 0Th 151., a used wilt. marks, yed rot tall, s little iowehed in the Ivied, and .11glitly swelled in the Waled Pg. The ossa 1s ra- giwose1• to prevr property, ex cuss, asd take it away. J A MF..A ItA Y, Ao rltrspa. l)ederleh. UM It Legal. FT{ o. HAYS, SOLICI FOR, &c. `•. Odes, comer et square aad West street Ooderirb. over telegraph once. Pri- vate !funds to lead at es per cent. !ee- QEAGER & LEWIS, BARRISTERS, ►_ Goderlch. C. Stool:M. Jet. J. A. Mosron E. N. Lewis 11e77- C. HAYES, SOLICITOR &.., Ai OAee corner of tee square and West suet, O.tdertch, over Butler's bookstore. mosey to end at lowest rate* of interest. CARID & PROUDFOOT, B A R T MISTERS Attorney, Peltetiere, etc Goderich. J. T. Owrrow, N', Proadfeet. 175 CAMERON, H )LT & CAMERON, Barristers. Solicitor. in ('hancery. ac.. toderieb, M. C. l'alneron. V.C.: P. Holt. M. G. Casserole. 4'. C. Rom. 1751 - Loans anb insurance. • $b0O,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO CAMLRON HOLT t CAMERON, Otde• rich. 1715 `C ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE amount of Private Funds for Divestment tt lowest rates on '''ret -clam Mortgagee. Appy to (JARROW & PRUUDTOOT • i)RIVA1-E FUNDS TO LEND AT 1 f and 64 per coat. on first-class farm seeut- it) Apply to R. C. HAYS. Solicitor, Uode- rich. !matt To PERSONS WANTING LOANS or desiring to change their mortgages and reduce their rate of interest/Q.W We supply private fund. to any amount at per cent. ' We hale also remote' I from a t. helot controlling a true fund to lend net a limited amount un era clam farm mortgagee at 5 1-2 per cent. Apply at oaoe to 4EAGER t LEWIS, oppoeite the l'aborne Hotel. l;oderich. Goderich. 18th Nov., ISM. 3022-0 n RADCLIFFE, GEN• ERAL INSURANCE, REAL &STATE Awl' MONEY LOANIN('i AGENT. (hay Firaf.•lnss Campmates Represewsed 1 W Money to Lend on straight loan., at the leant rate of interest going. In say way to suit ti. oorrowcr. tI OFFICE - !second door from Square. I West Street. Goderich. tie(:Ltt INSURANCE CARD. • tt-. F. TOOT. lin, Lire avid ,Mgr(g; if. lM0•e. opposite - WO& The "f ovidon Adatlnnee. 1 17111 The "National." eetahliafa asst; The " Hand-in-hand,' the •uly Company licensed to Insure piste glass, i■ the llotninlon. The above are all flat -class 'and old estab- lished companies. Risk. fakea at toward rates, Godericb Dec. lath. 1881. 1175- A :,,-A W 4 Ti) UTAN AT 8 PER ('ENT. HE TORONTO ORNERAL TRUSTS COIL' are prepared to loan money at f per sat, pay f aDi e halfFearly, on TERMS TO SCTIT BORROWERS, on flntclasa farm security. Appro UAlyMItRON, HOLT t CAMERON. Barristers, aoderkh. Agents Inc the Toronto General Tracts Coy. Mews. Cantaott, HOLT k CAtetraos boos smarmy oritf7rsrt Toati6'16IRT on first -e ace farm set urIty. Goderieh. Oct. 4. 11112. (1111 -If $200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS To lend on farm and testi property, at low- est Interest. Mortgagee pun -hosed. No rem - mission charged agents for the Trod and Lean Company of Canada. the ('.nada Landed Credit ('osapany. the London Loan common; of Canada. interred, & M and 7 per cent. N. n.- Borrower* can obtain nweey la one day, if title sat Warier". DAV!t!ON a JOHNSTON, 1570 Barristers, dc., Goderich Q20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND of VP on i arm and Town Properly at Fewest i.• terse. Mortgages purchased. se Cemmlmie- chargr'd Conre,rancia w Fees reesoabi.. N. 11.- 5 obtain money Is sae day if title Is sat intact ory. DAVDION a JOHN- -TON Barristers. ac.. Ooderieh. 751 Auctioneering. 'TOHN KNOB, GENERAL Al'e- or Ti'NEER sad Lase Valpater, eedeeiek, Ont•`• hying hal rrn.i4.rable et pIs thea loweerisg trade. he M 1n W • pNos to disc with thorough satlaraetlon all .eaa- onaotaws ;rooted to him. Order's M la's 8efr1. or .set by malt te my 0 Oes4eh P. E Qom A attended to. Altrfll'a A aright td Iodises were ea- esmpeA a khat sal.