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Dentistry
NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN
1 TOM O ee and reale:woe. West Street
three Mora - below Beak of Montreal. Gude
doh.1762
.Auctioneering.
J C O17ARIE,TH1 P1QPtZ A O.
. ?11$JNEEk, 4gderiob. AK. 1lkt.
L'BANCI4 GRAHAM, LICENSE D
i/ Aa.:t .11,0r :u: the Comity of Huron.
Wet
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.t.a . l/llles- tun street•
-ch, opine tc 'Colborne Hotel, Orders
. et Int ; •• A'. o tt. Wal be attended to. 1751
3fleatcal.
DIt. 11.1.,LAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
OWN. Coroner Me. °m . and residence
em Bru•;u .4 t ;.s. ou•: dor west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
D ila: nRhY 4iN & HAMILTON,
Ph711/oialts. ritdeone. %ccuushers,
Odos M Hr. (((unmet. Teske. near the
Jan. O..torio'.:. (i. t'. ± l.tNNON, J. C. IIAMIL-
TON. 1751.
FB. Lt'NDY M. 1%, PHYSICIAN,
route and_ laity Universities. Ofru a�.• Sr and Accoucher, graduate of To-
tin%l uagana1M
▪ AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR
• W Dr. Deacon) Graduate of Ontario Ve-
terinary College. Otfce. stables and residesse.
81. Andrew. (knot. peek of 1) Fergunmes
e ters; formerly ...zoldpisd by Dr. 1per,
N. B.-Horem►eteettesr as Os s0 usesees, 11ra
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GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR -
Rh. ..7. T. Athwart!, Fr Solicitors,
to1ot 1151.
OoderioA. J. T. (*emote,
B. L DOYLE, BARRISTER A P1 D
Attorney, Solicitor In Chancery, te..
Ooderich. Ont. 1751.
SEALER & MORTON, B A R R I S-
TERE. tc.. $c.. Goderich and W i
C. tanager, Jr.. Uoderich. J. A. Morton. Whig•'
ham. 1751.
Q MALCf)M 4)N, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. Office -Corner of West Street
$Ad *hat *Maim over George Acheson*• aatdleelhL 1751-
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY - AT-
. LAW. Solicitor In Chancery. Convey-
aeoer, &c. Office over Ihtior's store, Dade -
rich. Ont. Any amount of money to lean at
lowest rates of interest. 1751-y.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers,_SoUcitors in Chancery. $c..
• Goderich and Winfkam. M. C. Cametoe, Q
( C.; P. Holt, M. G. Cameron. Goderich. W. E.
Macara. Windham. 1751.
Miscellaneous ttaras.
TANKS SMAILL, ARCHITECT, tc.
Pr 020s. Crabb's Block. Einestea sa,..aei..
rich. Plans and sped fleet ions drown serttesb
Iy. Carpenter's' plasterer's and mason'% work
measured and valued.
WEAVING DONE NEAR THEOLD
Huron Hotel, Kingston Street. Ooderich.
Reference -MRS. 31ILLEFt, East-st. 1751.
R. LiWATSON HOUSE, SIGN
as . andOtssentalPainter,. Parlor decor-
ating made a specWty. GRAINING, GILDING,
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Maximo. Shop on North Street, opposite the
Registry Ofsoa Dederick. 1751
►STRATF')RD BINDERY--ESTAB-
LiSHED IMO This establishment is chiefly
devoted to job and library work. eepec•ally to
those unique and economical half calf and mos,
rocoo styles. Initial cases the best of stock and
workmanship. with ,tee�gtlh and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJohnllutton'sdrug store.
GEORGIC, STONE
Loans anti insurance.
75,000 TO LEND ON REAL T S -
DOL GE. od Terms
m. favorable. Apply to B.175L.
Qk50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
Vu' on good Farm or Rntelaas Town Propery'
at 4 per cent. Apply to R. RADCLIFFE. 1761
•� PER CENT. -PRIVATE FUNDS
1 10 lend ar. the above rate on lrst-lass 50-
carit) No. dela Apply at once to SEAOKR
$ MORTON. Ooderlch. 1751
)NTY TO LEN --P R I V A T
1 Funds on Real PoD.tato. No delay and
reasonable charges. Interest from elghi to
ten per crani,. according »wwlt�. J. T.
IiARROW, r. $• . 1761
lit►NE1- its LOAN THE ('ANA
�• 1 IIA Landed • iodit 7 t mpany. Toronto
.1ot1N LAING BLAsta, Es0.. Preetdeat. Mone)
is lent by this Company to Individuate upon
rhe gam. 4yetem as to municipalities. Send
rot Circiilars. Fit 'nil HAMf.Tf)N
%gent Ooderiel 1751
420.000 PRIV ATE FUNDS TO LEND
,11,7 nn Farm and Town Property at lowest in
erect Mortgagee purchased. no Commislon
harged Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
✓ B. Burrower,, can obtain money in one day
t title is satletactort DAVISON 5 JOHN
41ON. Barrister. $f Goderich 1751
L) RADCLIFFE, FIRE. MARINE
l • LIfe and Accident Insurance Agent
Representing firstclamCompaalee. Alen agent
'or the CANADA LIYR SToc$ INat'RANCZ Co.
honey 1n lend on Mortgage. eltbsr In Town or
Warm Prop.rtryy an My way to suit the borrow
• nfR.•.• nDrs*h.• Kay** bleak. Ooderlob.
1 .-_ _ 1761
Ist
RN EX 1Ne
wytkubllshcd 1741
N'41 R61'1$ nay)
et
r, \ +eT •`• - Established
n• t . • v non Kngan4
1 e .. rp'ORD i5R. Co') ••' plum.oat. '.can.
tatabll*hed 1810
rt,sa.
"ween In the abovellM-olia50oree. at
.e mev'esI rates by HORACE HORTON.
Inn rn 1.ralgnod Is also Appe'ser f
ANADA PEP 1/10.7 .en PIA VT110111
rnnoure
Money to Loan vo 011,11-.71.4071 snit,,•) MIND
bir o. 0 ear "ROM champs moderate
ICOR ACK RORTON.
••etrerah. wept. 14 t41tt. 1761 SUI0101t,Z11 AT °NCi! FOR T RR E
t • PER PAY AT H O M L b Np7o(Nten . og� 1 weft
�•) Tyr W Gr\/
Plantlike worth ill dela. �� wMOM In over. TawerrM >!►I Myo �h
\ddremiNI�ON t Co . Portland. 1(laioe. IMS•
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For Sale.
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K41t;HT, PRACTII'AL BAIL -
rad Hairdresser. begs t., return i
thank. t„ 1h, pubB• for past patronage. and 1
eullettl • . ontlnusisce of ....upturn. He ,:an
wa-rr. Oa• round at he Shaving 1'nrlor. near
t e riet 0111cc, Uodertch. 1753
Lost or Founb.
T 08T -A PARASOL, AT THE FALL
show. The tinder will pleas. tease at
T11K :410NAL Office. •
LOST --ON SATURDAY NIGHT
between Clinton and Ooderlup, a small
green box with chignon, and Auworw enclosed.
n!one returning the Khoo. to W. It. ROB-
ERTSON will be rewarded.
FOUND ---A BUNCH OF KEYS.
The owner an have them by applying at
Tutt SIGNAL ofilce.
IOGS FOUND. -ON THE 25TH OF
J May last, between lot 25 and lot 28, Gode-
rtct. Township, un the shore of Lake Huron,
16 pine logefrom 12 to 16 feet long. The owner
requested to prove property and pay chargee
by the 15th of October, or the Togs will be sold
to pay expenses. They are at present opposite
lot i1S.- SAyt:u. BLAIR, Trustee. 17511m
(-SAME ESTRAY -ON THE I2TH OF
vV A ugust, 1 an aged Mouse Colored
Horse. with • er1te strip on face and one
white foot. RICHARD A. SPRUNG, lot 41
Base Line, Mullett. one and one-half miles from
Manchester. tt. •
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OST OR FOUND -ADVERTISE.
MENTS under this head will be inserted
once ter No, or three times for 50c.
The People's column.
WANTED -A SMART BOY TO
& ycarriaae painting. Apply to MOR-
TON+opposite the Colborne Ho41.1
1 -
BOAR FOR SERVICE -A PEDI-
OREE Berkshire boar (from Bow Parkl
for service. Terms1 to be paid at time of
service. F. SEEGMIILLER, Huron Road.
WOOD WANTED. -A FEW CORDS
of Split Wood for private house. Apply
at once at this Oilier. 1759.
I AKE BARGE " FORTUNE " DOR
J Saler-offers desired. Would make an ez-
eeUenl step barge. Address THOS. ZEA-
LAND, Hom(Ifoa. 1753-4t
`CORDWOOD WANTED. -THE CN-
`_- DF.RSiONED, having purchased the Do-
minion Salt Block, is now prepared to buy all
kinds of cordwood, for which cash will be
p.10. For further particulars,appl to has. A.
�talrnt the Square ; or at the Star Salt Works.
JOHN 8COBIK. 1753
THOROUGHBRED SHEEP AND
pigs for tale. The subscriber offers for
sale three Cotswold and two Leicester Dams,
three shears, purchased at Bow Park, and a
number of ram lambs bred from them. Also a
large nnmber of young pigs, boars and sows,
from Bow Park Berkshires. The parents of
these swine took 1st prize at the West Riding
of Huron Fair, held 14th September, 135). F.
81EOMJLLER, Hoon Road.
FOR SALE pat RENT. -A RARE
CHANCE (-Hotel and good stable, size of
building 21110 feet, two-story high : size of 1ot
31x1132 feet. The l 1s in good order and
does • good bwsinea. Will sell or rent as it
stands. 1 want to retire from business on •c-
oeeat of ill -health. Thbi chance will be only
for a short time. Particulars may be had by
letter -or In person -by addressing DENNIS
RYAN. Shutt Ste. Marie. Mich. 1176.7(.
STORE TO LET, ON VICTORIA
Street, recently oocupied by Mrs. Adam.
The More 1s commodious and well furnished
with shelves and drawers. A very complete
dwelling is also overhead, and a good cellar and
soft wider Is in connection with the building.
TMe'staad is a good one. and is in close pros.
imity to the Show Ground. Terms aro vely
treasonable, sad will be made known on •ppll-
cation to D. K. STRACHAN, Blacksmith. (17751
IHEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a Candidate for the position of High C011 -
stable. vaoant by the death of the late Mr. B.
Trainor, and respectfully solicit the influence
and support of my friends throughout the
County. J. C. CURRIE.
Ooderlch, 10th Sept., 1880. 1758.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
f'
All parties Indebted. to the Estate of the late
Rosser Yot'No, Jr., of Manchester. In the
County of Huron. are hereby required to pa
up forthwith at the risk of claime being placed
In snit.
ALEXANDER ROBERTSON.
ANDREWIOUNG
(below P. O.
A LEX.. KiRKPATRiCK. `
Auburn P. O ) 17614(
Executors.
UISBOL('TitIN OF PARTNERSHIP
Th. parte.-whip l eretotor. .-au/1.044 Iwtw00R
the undersigned , are It,g on business as print -
erased publisher. al 0oderich. in the (bUtg
of Huron under th• nam. *DA firm of The
HIgn •I Printing , ompan) wee rids la. 41,,.
+nlved by Mutual ('onsent
Dated at Godert.•t, rho. Thirt-Hent .1n,
.urns(. A. D. 14111
7Fiintnw F. .1 (1881NG.
ti CAMrrnA• 1 ALEX.McD. LLRA1N
W. T1f0 . WIAifT.\
1781
XiCI`1-'Iv►RS. NO/We.
het .1 ■ v, RGBRRT TOUIIti, Jia. LAT$ ON
r ANON ma/Tta. 15 tote ere timer ftp r►ttRrrN. MINT. 11, .sldewt
!SWAN
`)()tllillr, AND UPI's I:OS. 33 ANI)
2111 7 111:0,18,4,1,''`f"«.et of aad Eras suets, in
ex town ofarorle cheap.or ROW be
exchanged for tart,, property. Far ppaartieslars
apple to JAs. Misty', Architect, 0 c Crabtia
1310.1c, ur J. C. Cccxetlg, auctioneer.
1.4 ARM FOR SALE- WEST HALF
1' lot No. 25 COIL. 1, Township of Goderich.
RI acres -3a geared, 2 1n bteh; new Frame
House and barn, young Orchard, a never -fail -
spring at the door. Will be sold on reason-
able terns. Apply to Mrs. (imones PRATT, on
the premises, Porter's Hill P. 0., GoderichTpp.;
or to (*EOROE YHKI.1'ARn, Book Store, (lode-
riol. Town. 1751-Im.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
IN THE TOWN OF GODERICII.
To be sold by public Auction in pursuance of
the Power of Sale contained In a oertaln Mort-
gage to the vendors, made by William Grier -
eon. and which will be produced at the time of
sale, on
SATURDAY, OCT. 2nd A. D.1880,
At one o'clock In the afternoon, by Jons C.
Lunn*, Auctioneer, at his Auction Mart, in
the said Town of Goderich, the following Real
Estate, viz : All and singular, Lote numbers
Fifty-one. Fifty-two, Sixty-one and -Sixty-two
ts a subdivision of Lote numbers Two and
Three, in concession "A" formerly of the Town-
ship of Gaderich, now within the limits of the
said Town of Goderich.
On maid Lots there is a large two storey
Frame dwelling house 22x30, with Frame Kit-
chen 11120, good roosts, first class cellar with
stone foundation, also a good young orchard,
splendid garden and well on the premises.
The Vendors reserve to themselves the right
of one bidding In respect of the said premises,
TERMS of payment. one tenth of the purchase
money on the day of sale, 4100 to remain on
Mortgage if required by purchaser, and the
balance of the purchase money to be paid In
one month from the day of bale. Immediate
possession will be given.
For further particulars apply to Messrs
Davison and Johnston. Barristers, or to
JOHN C. CURRiE, Auctioneer.
DAVISON d• JOHNSTON.
Vendor's Solicitors.
Dated Lith September A. D. LOBO. 1752.1(.
EW,S :Aarsa�OU tT HF
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Au' faith hell meat l " nets,.
?OWW T10312W18.
Mr. Andrew Meldrum, student of
Knok College, will preach in Knox
Church on Sabbath evening.
PaltsoNAt_ - -Charles A. McIntosh, late
clerk of the burned steamer Marine City,
is now clerk of the steamer Flora
At:un erve - Rev Dr. Ure accidently
took ammonia instead of another medi-
cine, one day last week, the result being
a severe canterization of the throat.
GONE To COLLEGE. -Mews. D. Mc-
Gillivray, Rutherford and McNair, of
Goderich, have left to nrosocute their
studies at the University of Knox Col-
lege.
A GIFT of FEctt.--Our thanks are due
Mrs. Wilkinson, of Elgin Street, for a
gift of some excellent Isabella. grapes,
grown by herself. They were much ap-
preciated by "ye local."
Twee NOTICE. -A11 back subscriptions
for THE HC$ON SIGNAL must be paid to
McGillicuddy Bros., or their accredited
age`tits. We have purchased the list of
uupaid subscriptions.
Sorpty.-Rev. 1). Allan occupied the
pulpit of , Knox Church, on Sabbath
evening, in place of Rev. .f. Sieveright,
who was unexpectedly cal:el away to at-
tend the funeral of his sister-in-law, near
Ottawa.
IN CHANCERY,
To haze WevNeau,-The Treasurer of
GRAHAM es PIERCE the West Riding Agricultural Society
Pursuant to the decree and final order for
sale made in this cause, and bearing date re-
spectively the 7th day of January and the 10th
day of September. A. D. 180. there will be sold,
with the approbation of Henry Mael)ermott,
Esq., Master of this Court at Goderich, by
John l'. Currie, Auctioneer. at the "Royal
Hotel," in the village of Port Albert, at the
hour of three o'clock in the afternoon. on
MONDAY, llth Oct'r, A. D.1880.
The following lands and premises in two par-
cels: -PARCEL so. 1 -The north half of lot No.
1 in the tell concession, Western Division of
the Township of Ashtleld, containing 100 acres
of hard -wood bush land. There 1s a creek
running through the lot, which is 7 miles from
Port Alt,ert, 3 (miles from Klntail and 18 miles
from Goderich.
PARCEL No. 2- Lot No. 3, in the 3rd con-
cession of the said Township of Ashfield, con-
taining ti acres, of which nearly all is cleared
and in a fair state of cultivation. The land is
of a light loan,. The lot is situated about 12
miles from the Town of Goderich, is readily
accessible thereto by a goodgravel road,
which said Town of Godetiich offers a good
market for the sale of produce. The sai lot
is well watered and has erected thereon frame
buildings, consisting of a good frame house, a
story and a half high• a good eubetantial new
frame barn. The lot ie well fenced; it is now
unoccupied.
The property will be offered for sale subject
to a Reserved Bid, on each of the said parcels,
which has been fixed by the said Master. Par-
cel No. 1 will be sold subject to two Mo s
and an Execution. the particulars of which
will be made known on the day of sale. Par-
cel No. 2 will be sold subject to three Mort -
WW1and an Ezecutios, the particulars of
will be made known on the day of sale.
Terms .f Payment, -Teal per Bent of the
purchase money to be paid oa the day of sale,
and the balance to be paid Into Court within
one mouth. without Interest. in an other re•
spectra the terns and conditions of sale will be
the standing conditions of the Court of Chan-
Further particulars can be, had from the
Auctioneer and the Vendors Solicitors.
Dated at Goderich this Ittth day of Septem-
ber. A. 0. 1850.
1i. Mat-Dsasorr.
at Goderich.
(7ANISRON HOLT $ AMInw1Y,
Vendors Solicitor s.
1751-2t.
B anhing.
BANK OF MONTREAL,
CA PITA L,
NURPLUet, -
• Ciodsrich
r,. R nfrf grout),
,rte,no,Orw,,
• is:,(anon,,,
Branch.
Manager.
.(lion. yaerit on deyuala. Drafts. letters
of credit and eireder notes issued_ payable
*ail farts of the ware. 1731.
(A14ADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE
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Ptsii1 ,•ph f'4ty$f,tlKo,')"?,id.•
fid, -0f, cel• V4).1n
Notlon la hereh) 'oven pdrtsuan.." oh 1te
rimed letatutrr of Ontario chapter 1157. election
3N. that tits oreatte a et tate late Robert Young
flu. rocaterdias of tate vlilate of Manchester,
%sworn P. b.) 1$ Me County of Huron, who
w- on or ahead tNe Ma (11N day of A ngu.it A
D l are ke0ss� the 1st 1)A Y (i5 NO
ViER A°°..17. Ire b seed by Dost. }p�repaid,
to Ataxan nen tMRgR1a0N or Alenssw
Teems. ('.Aow P. o. Or ALEXANDER Klt-
PA Anthem' F. O,tu., the executor. of the
i of the said late Robert Young. their
sad parsames, Addressee, and de-
trrlptteaR, the hell part eulare of their claims
sssMwnfa of their seronmta aad the rateee of
the ae ntrity (1t aryl, head by them. And that
en and eSter the maid 101 Aar of November. the
Arta of the said deoeared will he distributed
.nw the parties rolttled thereto, having
reptM 41,17 to the ebbe* of whMh notice 'WO
hare tan ressired. and We bald Ezeenttxw
will not he WAS, for the psorasettms so dlatribnteA
or Mialltos
,ny part •hemhereof to recei ed by ttleaid R
not Tuve ton
muter. at the time of the dtetrlhutlon of the
sabi masts or part thereof as the "elle may be.
()ARROW It PROUDForre.
1751-41. 4nllettws At tweeters.
-- 11ettew SwAt Only tt .Rab Aso saw
Hr)\ 74'.W. tfr.W.4.sTA:A•
New•-,wJ M•.'w•, 17 t I \'f,h'FOR , \
Godersch Branch.
A 14 HI 11.41.
N.. ►.,
will be at the Colborne Hotel, Goderich,
on Saturday, October 9th, from 1 to 4
p.m., for the purpose of paying prize
money.
THE Pt:tptr-On Sunday evening, Mr.
Donald McGillivray, theological student,
son of Rev. D. McGillivray of the Gael-
ic church, preached in the Methodist
Episcopal church tc a large congregation.
The discourse was much thought of by
those who heard it.
• RUNAWAY. -Yesterday, (Thursday) as
a horse of Mr. W. Mitchell's, attached to
the grocery waggon. was standing near
the station, it took fright, running to-
wards the Huron Road, where it was
stopped. No damage was done with the
exception of a few groceries, which were
distributed on the road.
THANes.-Our thanks are due to Mr.
J. H. Williams for excellent bunches
of seedling grapes fr.,m the sante vines
as those that bore the seedlings he receiv-
ed such string recommendation for at
the recent Goderich Exhibition. The
judges who recoinnlended the grapes
knew their business, for the luscious
fruit fully deserved all honor.
Aera vre. - Saturday -Barge H. F.
Church, from Chicago, with 22,000 bush-
els of corn for G. T. R. elevator. Sun-
day -Prop. Garden City, from Chicago,
with 11,000 bushels of corn, for G. T. R.
elevator. Those two cargoes are bound
for the New England States. Tuesday-
Schr. Nemesis, from the North shore,
with ties for the 0. T. R. Railway.
NARROW ESCAPE, -Mr. ,lames Paine,
an employee of the G. T. R. elevator,
had a very narrow escape on Monday
last. He was attending to his usual
duties, when the train belt caught on the
tightner. He sounded the alarm, and
the engine was stopped, just in time to
save hint, but not the belt, which was
torn into pieces, and violently thrown
beside hint. Had the belt aught him,
it would in all prolehility have caused
inetant.ane•,tis death.
Moto( Trtgve=+. A few evenings *du
some thieves entered the woman ,t -Kt
Thomas West.heraid..4 the Her n )tai,
and stripped his trap. vine- r e par-
ties wr•1', n0 sat diet` wit. • o. irapee
and awn visited his homer% on Tbeniay
,Iigh• Most. mishits( • ,'h„ Ip' esiorritIO
Hs.l the t.hnevem been there a Matt *arbor,
ha• w. •(ctrl
11.04:1*.... '- rat• .art ikanP fi nor
s. •1.71' kneels.
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rhea 'wow.•• •,• • thheid for the meew..•
ont,Itneth., .r.-1•. ••. •raw•
Interest allowed nn deptslts. bran. ,.., all
the principal Towns and Cities 1a Canada.
Great Britain and the united Alston bough,
and mold
Advances to Farmers on Notes. ,1111..•••• w
more endorsers. without mortgage. 1731
(4os nv 1• ago ea NW
Wheat, (P511) i hush. M M 's M 81
Wheat,(Spring) 0 Mad, 1 I l ea
rowharm( 5 III 4 500
Oats. • tomb 0 1 A 0 17
Pea*, 0 Mush 0 in r 051
Barley. 11 Mesh 0 IA M 0 Ae
Potatoes. Mewl • brush. 0 1K M 0 16
Wonl 001 ft 0M
Hay. • ton 7 .of s) 400
(Tiekens.. 0 )0 te 015
Flutter, • a... 0 Irl e 0 1
�rgt, O dais. Ivapaekedl 0 IJ •t 0 11
01 Sett Oa 0 000
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Ale H +7s wit A•',. -t rhe
• th.rn.. 4. ahs$. ' ; : Mrw•k
41 4 'Ap tears ill • *Witch
*444.4 Ph. -syn. -h.
.a.. ,.i•W. solid. 4cI ,1w1
rsl/eMLea t ware tata.•hed
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ort( ua
p0"u 'e
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Kellie - •. •.'• •tnktn,I •,•
)000nle1,•M with great forty. and tarnish
n1 'h MI. As 4 •r+rA rbr
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tn. .•.. The -tMfet 4Qt11'1
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H •AaL ,15 ki 1.14 11., t .usav kinard
• Audit w11. leer! t• 11 ,.'chock •as Ss-
'urday At the
114 Rummel,- lir, 1► IinNNh sew
has two apple frim in lioseoos
('0N7TASLI Mlonls'llD. +fnhrl T
DRArriau .%l ROES Tbc •irattne, of Cooper, .ef Loaditsbor9, war •ppotnited
jurors for the grand and petty jurors, constable, on sapliaatiott of 'fano
will take place ed the Court H.,u+e at K.! Braithwaite,Esq. D W. I'ltltoit •.f Het,
o'clock. 4 sell. was alae appointed, on application . a
Detroit Western Hone: Journal :---Godes- Mese". Petty and (iaeEle, J. P'o.
rich, Ont., a town well-known to Detroit- id"Houls't' 8. 8. CONva)CTION. A
era, has one of the handsomest and hest 'may full •oununt of the Neth,dist Cowl
local papers in Canada -the old HURON ty 8. S Convention, held at Lo ckrw,w
kilt week, has heel, crowded out, 1t.
will appear next week, am we did twit wish
to c. s dela. it, and our apace this week
being well taken up by ref..ute ..f the fall
fairs.
CoLu.aCTtur of Aerial.. On Fnday
last Mr. LaTousel, had on exhibition at
Ball's fruit store, 35 varieties of apples.
As well as some of the standard sorts,
there were a number of good seedlings,
and a few very choice imported from
Jersey stock. There are some tine ap
plea grown in the Channel islands, if Mr.
LaTousel'a selection goes for anything.
The entire display was a capital one.
REAL ESTATE. -The following in• the
result of the property sales at Currie's
Mart. on Saturday last; Brick store and
lot on East Street, sold to Mr. Edward
Graham for $810. Lot No. 129-- with
3 houses sold to John Yule for $425.
East half of Lot 1, uon. 8, E. D. Ash
field, sold to Sheriff Gibbons for V2200.
Other properties on the list were sold by
private contract previous to day ..f sale.
New IMPORTATIONS. --We understand
that Mr. Attrill, of Goderich, who has
lately gone into the breeding of thorough-
bred Durham's, has just imported, from
the neighborhood of Detroit-, two very
high priced Durham heifers, as an ad-
ditiou to his already numerous and costly
herd. Metiers. Snell & Sun, J. Dickson,
M. McTaggart and J. W. Biggins will
ing in result. Further, good goods will 1 now have to exert themselves to have
always pay for advertising, new custom- any prospect of carrying prizes. -{New
era will come again. Era•
Courrry S. S. ASSOCIATION, --The Ex- 1 CORRECTION. -The following regarding
ecutivo of the Huron S. S. Association Gen. Sir F. Roberts appeared in the
stet at Clinton, on Monday last. Repre- !London Free Press of Monday last
sentatives were present from Exeter, "Sir F. Roberts, the conquering hero
Clinton, Goderich, Seaforth• Blyth and ' ••f Candahar, and so-called "Saviour of
Wingham. The programme for the next Afghanistan," is soh of a clergyman of
Convention, which is to take place in Ireland.
brother,
m el terforb,
I Ireland. His brother, Samuel C. R(Db•-
Blyth on Tuesday and Wednesday, 14th belts, is one of the Conttniaaioners of the
Board of Public Works in Ireland. Sir
F. Roberts is a )member .4 the Order of
Good Tetnplars, and a staunch. teetotaller.
He has a Good Templar lodge attached to
every regiment under his command. '• •
SIGNAL, now publish,.d by the McGilli-
cuddy Bros. Its politics are Monte
and it promises geed service to its party.
THE Aa.tzga.--Ttie Fall assizes, will
begin on Monday next, Mr. Justice Cam-
eron presiding. Mr. Colin McDonald,
of St. Thomas, will conduct the Crown
business. The criminal docket comprises
a rape, a forgery and a. larceny case.
The civil docket consists of about twenty
cases.
SPLENDID ExeuattoN.-The great ex-
cursion of the year will take place Tues-
day Oct. 12th over G. T. R. to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. The whole afternoon
and evening can be spent at either place.
At night the Falls will be illumated with
the famous Electric Light cheap rites to
all points of interest at the Falls are se-
cured. The R. R. tickets are good for
ten days. This is the best time of the
year for a pleasure trip, crowds are going.
-r,Advt.
AnvErtiai t. -The days are (tow past
and gone forever when any firm can re-
pose upon its celebrity. Competition
and advertising have revolutionized busi-
ness altogether, and when energy directs
both, old houses feel the pinch severely.
There is nothing like keeping ourselves
well beforevour customers. Says the
London Printer awl Stationer, an adver-
tisement should be like a continual in-
vitation to a feast -seductive and satisfy -
, •..• •all ..•,eel...». '-he
• .. •1. . e} owe. 1..ere
' the
mgtnes
•e the.
and 15th December, was arranged, and
the subjects assigned to the various
workers. The Corresponding Secretary
was instructed to notify the brethren ..f
the subjects assigned them, and upon re-
ply, the programme will be printed and
circulated. We understand that the
programme is of a very interesting na-
ture.
REMENYI.-This talented Hungarian
violinist gave an entainntent in Crahb's
Hall on Monday evening last, assisted
by Mra. Clara D. Stacey, and Messrs.
H. W. A. Beale and Edmond DeCelle.
The audience was large, and of the more
appreciative class. To say that the ren -
The above is incorrect in some of the
particulars. ('ren. Sir. F. Roberts is son
of Gen. Sir Abraham Roberts, K. C. B..
and the grandson of Rev. John
Roberts, for many vears rect..r of
Dunmore, Co. Waterford. Ireland.
He is a cousin of the wife of our towns-
man, Thos. R. Edwards, Esq., and is ale,
closely related t„ Mrs. Dr. Pyne, of
Toronto,.
Dulness Items.
dering of the different pieces was good, Nowt Mores usasa'.lnu. -lt the eclat,•
is doing them scant justice, and the of R. B. Smith should geta contract
performances of Remenyi were, well the from the Dominion Government b.
only expressive wool is -grand. By re- supply the meq now working ,n the C.
quest he gave that most thrilling air and P' R.halt
R. with their dry gtooeeies,
s and shot[., no stow to Gode-
"Auld Robin Grey," in a ,,hinter that rich is
more dei.rving, or that could
touched the hearts of all present. and better till such :. c..,ntfl►ct. But we
roused the spirit of the audience at the I learn that they prefer t.o keep their goods
close by playing " The Campbells rare for their numerous customers.
comin'. `' Tho concert was a decided suc-
cess, and roves that the public ,u'e a large stock „f boggles, and t...• utak,•
P 1 room for winter work. will sell at a larg.-
willingly pay a high pric. of admissi.;t, reduction. They have r,n hand ,. few
to a good entertainuten'. Mr. W. R. shifting top buggies. �•aspeciality of then
Robertson. who was perhaps the chief 1 own"stint sting ver' little more than an
pen job. f'•,
means of bringing Remenyi to GodA'ich,
They invite rpitrchaser+
bargains.
deserver credit for him enterpria. For all kinds of machinery nee "Cart.'
ire' machine oil. Por sal. by R. W. M.
Ken2io. findetich. 174401•
• THY. HrstRN$4L Errol.The fell.,.vil g
estrect f- the isilt 1f'• Norma,
,l..u,'ntel, will he read with itit..res' by
tawny .2 npf readers, the bridegroom be-
ing an old Goderich hey -: Martine
of Roland If. '(tavyfe MisP Mary .T.
Curtin Rolan,i d. *wag, '•rather cot
th.• prpprisrt- '-4 thin journal, and fido
ran int •Mt oessSosiog room, osismast rd
M •h.. Pr ,eCotk drat nk iit...u:y*mato. b)
R• k % rut Dyke, n Ttw.dar ,midis.
21• no • Miss M7rt .1 1 'ilei,,..
fa•ut•'•' • l.4 n Purtre kw ' the
••K, .•rt man( twist, yr- .r..' -newt*
Isis Register.
�' I'af: ! thotr bills Femme r U.w
Oe[Msleamlw'�■. Ir •.his Aeta►rtmwnt s•ws»
baTt7IDAr, Oct 2 I. morel,, i•r• •pelty
Ilrwisoh R Johnston. vendor . w•IN•it
ore: ' C, (°urine. auctIOneet
MoNuar. I)ot 11 Freehola ,o•,pera
the s •,( Goderich Cameron R
tawRol*
A Cameroon ,•ender•. ..•licit•••. •
C•LTtie. suction..(
]Elle.
wit •...carr. • h. out, .Kgs w• -40• int *Web • 5(.011 • Mi 1. do- 1 a'.
11ta.' ••tt 111 epos Mame • . .e. *Apple tree 'hal "sore. fro,' v•
t N +a.sR, N.,•Nttr ♦ (l again in blossom
MMt,-geese. Mt H Rya.. Ko(tl`.r
42181m11'42181m11'ir lJs>W. ' 1..
ro. lea been danger tial) ill, but we err filar
t'•tm,. •qM• • d 'h- ••'-rl.- •rld.s , b• hear that he IS a little better alth^•Int
mono . **Adm. ,•,at • 'taa•11••wed. he lima Boor hopes of his recovery
at.•' •.••t•t•.•t. rn.e. 1• , •o a rhe Goon YtsLn. Mr D. Wellwat,
rew•d.vx, ' h. t• (. ,,a, qi• •p I %twat'..*hew, had a field of fall *hew
yielded nearly 42 hu.hela per acre
M••ntaln. Ter 44-44 ('h. •rose($ t BniLotire. -Mr. W. McVittie, , os•
were numerous N. 'bort tole kit borne, es putting up one of the finest so
t. • . .her Anda, n1 '•n 44' chick' swlenees in this part of the onuntrl
thR• r7nma rani •u '.7s. will(.. Mist StoL y. Some miscreant ea
der • ,t• in., na y lin' .t .7. n ,tt to 'er•d Mr Mo'rittie's (eller a few nits
AA P)''+ ago, and go+ nR »:•1 mlv.u/ 741 w .-•1. est
til 44ht0f' ' - •' .... e.Is.. 1 •,, ..n. hutch,, • mew
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