The Huron Signal, 1880-10-22, Page 841.411
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THE AL RpN 'IGLU FRIDAY OCTOBER 22, 1880 —'- t• . R .... {.�
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t i K I M E LIVE , W ' ► L 1I ' t •QO,G--Lb '�Rn. THE Bea MILL. I
�,�. fariuerm , aaad..ueid'""�` �•••y;t �,tee
-'^�"��* be heartily by them A hetet- I we ter peah ed le leant hist Mi WM- jLw ' oK time •
31aot�h.►r� d sir 1 1�'Ali[n n of T Ttl)�peltt Visit to (}odesioll'a Malnlao>;h utiles Isere .,pew a. drat, mall 1 ter Jackson is nt►o•ralagg hum go atteok termer. - .
U !e tea ST
mm .ill who fail u' wail tneeidelves of the of brain fever. R moot pnycu Iw•lwt��ess��
E r u�i f,urtuuity a, dealdtrnotfy with a menu- I roe im t(r.t a i:rv. ,r. 'utiattns�e�ye
VIP aaeis•ea es P.ad► cord Cr . Mr Itobtln l•uFr•te, rein of Mr. Andrew «wie.b
fora.lieserea. (tor uyf tuterest ce tate utagnitde of carie, diad on Frill• last. He was a bo ti 4e wnebtp of
a• iatera.w rarest tse.esm a the Ogilvie d Huteltts,,ais twill, dear rye to etlEerw feces for str►ate lime ` bow*, z.,c,..,..i:eimimairry--.0s. Leib
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lues ori the sale of their produce. micb4 rrh•s.w ICIweue. Nr. L1A+i
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This extensive wtaWl,►btuettt W emoted ,. if . ►r.e tprsadrerri erste at
¢ Meows. John mud 13'. Watw,a Ogilvie, 4
West street, and on a Montreal, sed Mr. Matthew Huiehi-
- eon, the energetic resident phrttter gad
manager at Uuderich. Au ' nxeellent
staff of capable employees are also w cAn-
motion, and is addittun to there ahwd,y
mentioned, we taus% not omit the uamu
of Mr. S. A. Mother , the efficient br.ok-
keeper, who has 1►otld position under the
Co. fur nearly live \\ years. The fine is
well represented on the loyal market, lty
Mr. James Sharp, who hoe beim in the
service for about three yeses. Altoge-
ther some forty hands are employed iu
the trill and salt bk,ok, rad over $300 a
week are paid out iu wages. The looney
placed in cirealatiou through the instru-
mentality of the "Big Mill" is of great
importance to the welfare of Goderich,
and the people in town should see to it
that no obstacle be thrown in the way
of its future success, but that every effort
should be [trade to encourage it in the
time to comae, so that it may go on
" presperiug and to (wormer."
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ee rico teasel rale os tae Miura hist 1
r mesa arae iesiee. 1 1 =--
1 ;40 * 4J ututicl uutolin4 of the Public
Thj v..;; s d ibe if4ct»
ot, lave ,tial 'ol B, .4d was held un Tuesday eve- At the foot ofthe
no. d` ..edge of the odoii at Oodet eels, is Luca
Seek A. 4 tute4o, r,Is t..tr
r Ale ! v) �}it�/ : H►1' .'1rA' Ike largest and best appointed iluu
disooara a of resnk of 'lttatlIL a tf µmors. I eife, Be Tatem ltkh- pp"
annual rale ou a tnesday. Althuugh off, i-'eto(uson, Meows, iw.wiun mud mill in the Province of Ontario. In the
sonic disappointment as felt at the Cooke. Minutes of last in eting were tall of 1873, the work of erecting this
fact that but few buys corn outside the read recd adol.tod• ntaatmetk institution was eanmeneed
county put in tut ap ran,,., yet the Communications were received trout by the euterprisiug proprietors, Mesas.
very bliss Whtttal er and Miss lkm., rasigttiog Ogilvie & Hutcltisuu, and business was
lasts attendance of well kuuwa their teeitiwiaam. teachers in the ytlut•
farmers free n different parts of Huron a0;11. 'Cue. ruatu igtutiuwere ac,_- begun in the fall of 1874, but much was
was a , ttytiar Ww•lity of 44,ttb4111.4atuou. 0,,t, -d. apt done until 187:i, owing to lack of
It is 1'tatter•.jor•:eitigtaluiuj44n,:also, kt.pl4tOo.tos ftver•e /egap d a** , ''seer. In the fall of 1875
that otos , f the animals 0o11 remain in .r. a nisei tllal?"aud ►sa c r, lt' A Pt,wERrUL E[tl1N1
tlhis county. and au improvement u, ';'3 to be ,ct.loir,tod to 'court No. t, in
manufactured by Curlew, of Providence,
Central Jeh.,o1. It. I., the maker of the great Centennial
many a local het'd will Le the r, salt, . yell by Ddr,.NiehVis(ID, seconded L}
The I re•edere resent ootu t of th. re' et neo was acid. in ..the miff, and
!' 1'b' Mr. , Buckenee, flat the application of 'g'
meanness of the l;. T. R., in refniing t.- Mies Blair t e ,wcopteoi.- Carried. -since that tithe the work has been
,mike :i reduetbgn in rates for stock Moved by Mr. Yotsmure, seconded by prosecuted with yasboatwi vigor, acid no
•hilgKn and kno returned bv that line.want d per•er
: Mr. i.icbulsuu, that Mies Hoover be •�1as �'ezpeiiesc
Atnungwe lkrawn tcultn�n''sus ,mctnwat a • ointed'to lid rummy in Room No. S
were It. Martin Grey : W. Griew•tl , y ' ed. ht *wow* a 300 liesso power,
filcKiclup ; Jus. Biggin, Clinton ; 'Thee. 4atety t ccupied by miles Was. —Carried. 414 wsrbitg to a rtiuclt hlgker
N1cLauchlin. I:rev; Archie M L)oneld, Moved by Mr. Panmure, seconded b petit[, and Is elf the handromollt anoiniost
ML,leswerth: W. IcKenzi••. liram•htr,u : .dr. Nichol•uu, that Miss Harris be
W...1. Biggin, Clinton ; W. Wise, God- rrnccd fruit: It loin No. 1 to Room No. improved style. The size of the cylinder
erich Township ; It. and W. 0ovenlock,0• Carried. is 28160 inches, and the power is applied
McKillop : Win. Fowler, Tuck•erentitla; Moved and seconded, that the Board to, the shaft by a 3 -foot belt, 98 feet long
James Turner. Brucetield : .1. L Cour- •ulvertise in (:;clow and Mai/ and both -ageing over a pulley.pdeiml•t10e wheel
rice, Ooderich Tp.; J. Ctuning, Hallett; ;:t.aI1 papra, to the extent of one dollar a:at•uring Lot} feet' f7T diLrtieter, and
F. Seegntiller, Coalericli Tp. ; J. Uic6,ecn, cotta paper, for fc.ur teachers, at saler-
';,.derich and Tuckerenuth ; ft 'e. H. it.. , f t2.54), $235; $100, $900, applica- weighing .,ilei 28 tows. The steam is
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Hawley, Detroit awl l.o.derich ; .1. Mc- tion. to be received until Nov. 'pith, 1850. suptiliYy` ej to set' of 4 horizontal
Lean, Tuckersmith; .1. Harris and David Carried. b„ilere• the.'.+ of whirl: are '14 feet Legg
Fisher, Goderich, and others. The a.Cuunt of 8. 11. Me 'bugall, *2, by :, feu: shell., ,ilii the other 14 feet
Owner seemed inclined to hold highe' for • .reading gravel-- •.r'.u.:h was referred loom wills 3I feet shell, and also by one
• than buyers were dim eeeed to give, and a to Mr. Cooke, at last meeting—next came
!!ll and
number of splendid beasts were "bid up. Mr. Cook, not receiving it in time pair ..f t'o,rliss uprights, 7! feet she
in" although handsome figures were offer- for cunaiderati•n, hen lel it e. tae 20 feel in, etch containing 2-18 tubes,
d
changed c, ,. lA.,, power.Either
• animals , c yell .'141 home
call by buyers : cwt nares a hang bard, when it was tit n.•1 ai, A u.a;ttX of
hands at exceedingly good figures. Con- that the accuu. t to out psi.'.. The
of flies sets run the mill, the fo,runer
siderable ilisap(ointment was felt be- Board considere ! the work .ta p.tr his
cause Mr. Attrill's• animals were not cuntraet with tt,e Board. The aecouut being adapted more o►aps:iSlly for bate
broughton the ground. of W. 'C. Welsh for repairin, sloe': was minus. and the latter for anthracite coal.
The following are the ACtesi sales : urderetl •ta„ be }Mitt. The total cost of the boilers and engine
Abram Smith's tion• bred Len- Moved Hy Mr. Swanson, et:Lei: it 1 hR was $19,000. It aft is obtained by
lucky stallion Decatur ; odd to Usti' Mr. Ferguson, That the sum o $34) `•> ,
rg t ' means of a chimney 100 feet in heieft `,
Fisher
lt+,btf "vl3iichael a Canadian Heavy glluted for the pun!: - . of prizes.
placed cn a foundation 23 feet in olia>n
draught stallion, Dante Davie, sold to Moved in a• - -.talent by 'I 7. . ts-
u ore, seconded by Mr. Nicholson, that iter. sari 14 in depth. The chimney and
Daviel Flake:, sur „port. no money'be nte3 for the narcltaie connections were constructed at a coat
J. J. Fisher's imperil „.cavy oirauctt of $3.000. About 90,000 bricks were
stallion, Sir John of Gheyt, sold' • David "f prizes.
Fisher for $900, cash. Mr. Paluaore Anilifr. Yi•.ko'.eott.:c 1: used iu the c ,uetruction of the chiuutey,
A. ll+lcaat's (}ledzturw, 3 year '..l \;,bull, and the foundati. al'took 38 cords of atone.
sold to Jas. Armstrong, for lam). '
G. Sproat's Fitz Leonard. 2 year old
bull, sold to John Robinson, for M.
J. .Viahin en's roan hull, S• coley, 2
year old, sold to Robt. Medd. fir $65.
H. Snell et Sue's Priucesa, '2 year old
heifer, sold to 0. Sproat, for $130.
H. Snell J. Son's Gladstone, bull calf
calved June 5, 1880, sold to W. McKen-
zie, for *110.
H. Snell & Son's Rees' Ilia, calved Oct.
10, 1879, sold to Jas. Biggins, for $140.
J. Washington's white bull. K.iug
Alfred, calved Apri1.21, 1480, sold is G:
Johnston, Ooderich, for Slid. '
H. Snell A: Son's Young Prince Sea:-
ham,
ea`hart, a magnificent vo.ung hull, calved
Sept. 26th, 1879, ..old to Jas. McLean
for $200.
H. Snell ,t• Sons Grace Darling, calved
Nov. 3rd, 187!1, sold t„ J. L Courtice, October loth, 1880.
for $90. The adjourned tweeting of the General
H. Snell & Son's Strawberry, calved Sessions was held to -day, the prfncipal
Feb. 18th, 1879. sold to Hon. It. Haw- business being the appointing of a new
Haw-
ley, for $165. • County High Constable. is under the Supervision of Mr. F. A.
H. Snell &Son's Rosei•ud. caned Present—Judge Squier, presiding, .Kent, who has been in the employ of the
May 2th, 1880, sola to R. McCu}lsdtp fes, Peter Adamson, W. Young,firm flit something like two years, and
for $So. re he k assisted by eight subordinates. On
. Joseph Griffin, Charles E. Girvin. James the first fluor is thetinders ro?crew, con -
Mr. Hedge's cow, Lady Holker, was Torrance, Thomas E. Finlay, David Mc -
purchased by W. Fowler, for $55. Ilwain, Joseph Hetherington, ' James raining 14 ran of stone.. The stones are
H. Snell & S tis Leicester ram, sold Stevens. John Buchanan, Geo. Cox, Jno. t from the factory of \osis&Co., Buffalo,
to Wain. Durnio'n, D:ingannen, for $25. Coultice, Wm. Dr,irnmond, V. B. Hud e, and are from French blocks. To fa-
Tliey also sold a rant lamb to C. Mc Jas. Watson, John Morgan, Peter Rob n- cilitate grinding all the newest appli-
Hardy for $16.60, and; one W 'duos. on,Elijah martin.Jas ji efnihan Johit antes, such as silent feeders, exhausts and
Welsh for *16. Fisn, C. C. Crabb• John Mbeely,� Writ fans are used ten the premises. On the
J. 0. Stewart's Leioseter our lamb,-Wilem, Humphrey Snell, Horace H0•'. second floor are two decorticaturs, from
s"14 to John Hanna, for $9. the works of Vanburgh & Co„ Roches -
tun, Henry bice Henry Ford, �Wm. W ter N. Y. and two cockle machines,
A Bow Park aged ram was purchased Connor, *M. Hugh Johnston,
Roches -
by Wm. McLean for $13.
W. W. Ferran, Alirnzo Strong,Wm.Some
"f Ketch's manufacture. This floor also
aratus.
were not pigs t uc re also ..n the tiro undo but Sonrbv John Washington, Thos. ances, he dtains ert of the or r the bolting
ri tel pad of
P P• John Morrish, Robt. Clendennt'ng, M.
Mr. Francis Graham. the Associstien's Harlow, P. O'Dea, B. L Doyle, Wm. J. c
auctioneer, did his part n•,hly. He Hayden, R. T. Haines, John (:len, F. T. c'' 24 reals and double eureety +v►o
seemed to be just the roan for the work, Neftel, Wm. Mallottpol, Hugh 1Davitlaon, + lame hers are also rot this flat, to -
and eviAirfttlgot even dollar that mon o getlter with bran roller, two separate s,
7 James Maks.ffy, Go Young. ' two brush machines, &c. On the fourth
buyers fbit dispose,' to give. His Application for the vacant sition
thorough knuwletlge .f sh .r: -h ern stock were read from J. C. C rrie, Jia. Aldi- I floor are the coiolers, three large bran
is remarkable.dusters sad four purifier.
son, Thos. Sturdy and John Yule.
I On a vote being taken the ballot stood TwE MACHINERY, ELEVATORS AND esurnro
Currie, 29; Sturdy, 11; Addison, 7:John in the mill is a perfect network, and all
Barfield..Xul., 1. the American and European improve -
Sheriff Gibbxens and County Crown menta have been introduced. The small
The racy travelling correspondent of Attorney Lewis, acted as scrutineers, of nuichinery is driven by a 22 -inch double
the London Adeertisrr is responsible for the ballot. belt, which cost about *550.
the following :—There are five general VOTE OF CONDOLENCE.
stores in Bayfield, four hotels, and four Before Session adjourned the following
churches: Church'ef England, Rev. Mr. resolution of condolence was put and
McCosh; the Presbyterian, Rev. N. &Pat- carried unanimously :—
terson; the Methodist, Rev Mr Living- Moved by B. L. Doyle, Esq., Mayor
stone; the Old Kirk, Rev. Mr. Moffatt. of Goderich, seconded by Hugh Johnston
The population is about 1,500. All that Esq., that this Court of General Sessions
Hayfield requires to snake it a real live of the Peace, now assembled, desires to
town is a railroal and this is only a quer- express its regret at the death of Mr.
tion of time. Whilst moving through Barnard Trainer, late Chief Constable,
the fine wide streets, for which this place for the last twenty-five years in and for
is noted, our attention was called to a the County of Huron. And that this re -so -
Hayfield celebrity, Dick Allsworth, the lution be entered in record on the min -
oldest inhabitant, and a most eccentric utas of the court. and that a copy thereof
genius. Every morning, about half past be went to the family of the deceased.
seven. he issues from his domicile en-
veloped in an immense flannel shirt, of SHg t411 1101 ro11tTABLE
dazzling whiteness, and a stand up collar of Huron, John Campbell Carrie, is a
of the same material. Armed with $ native of Canada. having been horn in
walking cane, he proceeds from store to Chinguacouay on the 24th of June,
store in order to reconstruct the mer- 1838, and is consequently in his forty -
chants, and see that they are posted on third year. When fifteen years of age
the leading topics of the day. in the he moved to $aageen, and was one of the
matter of the Donnelly tragedy, Dick pioneers of that district. He has
knew beforehand the jury- would dis- been .a resident of Huron about nine
agree. "f tolled you so all along. •' years, and for nearly five was Deputy -
Richard also stoutly maintains there Sheriff of the County. On his retire -
must be a "change of avenue." He is intent from that office he was appointed
likewise profound on the Pad& Railway Division Court bailiff, by Judge Tone,
pleonasm, and denounces tete "Sinning- which position he still holds. He is well
irate" am a humbug. He sometimes and favorably known in the section, and
takes you by the wet -collar with his left has for years carried on a successful nuc-
hend, whilst with the indee finger of tionee ing business in Ooderich.
the right he illustrates his snbject, as it
were. innumerable muigirtary screw nails !salaam Items.
all over your vest. which he forthwith
--
proceeds to drive hone, by using the
large, Amt nail of the aforesaid finger to a A Roan. —The Ian few days there has
manner similar to a serew-driver, Moo been s tremendous rush to R. B. Smith's
,math that whit you Anally break away , At times it was almost impossible to
fr..ui him, yens have a feeling imparted I wait on all the customers. but the oblig-
tor the balance of the day of having been 1 tog clerks did their best to please every
pamfully poked up. The .reneryarou nd 'person L its of new goods constantly
Raylielil ,. pa•tmesgee and rem$tic A o arriving,� and bei sold at bottom prices.
toms a mow d the over and blue may be I it will be one el the mistakes of your
.beamed from the Morris. H. •ose which 1 life if you snake your fall pnmhar's by
..1.. Ise/leap St. A.f Nees fore 'flaunt A R *tooth .
ended that asthe tlevernuzent only
;ranted $10 ' hid year instead of $38 r The flue is 3 ft. 10 in. square, and is in-
.ormerly, it would not be advisable to
dependent of the chimney,&o as to make
Yet wires as $10 worth would not bee�
efficient to give satisfaction, allowance for contraction and expansion.
The consumption of 00.1 during 24 hours
Moved by Mr. Passmore, seconded by is from 9 to 10 tons of bituminous or
Mr. Swanson, that a carpenter be eta- from 7 t to 8 of anthracite, although the
ptosed to nail two strips alound the engine t. nsidemi to be a very ecbno-
fence ,.1 St. .redrew'* ward School. mica' 110 pressure engine loth on anal
The ward to be under the superinten- and ot7. The neatness of the engine
deuce of Mr. Swanson. —Carrie& roost, and the brightnees of the machin -
Moved by Mr. Passmore. seoonded by ery testified 'that the engineer and his
%Ir..NialtvLuwn, that the salaries attach- assistants are thvreughly up to their
.::1 t.. the ditl:erent rooms for the year business. Mr. Charles Mitchell, foruter-
14- 1, he eareasthose of 1880.—Carried. ly of Providence, is the chief engineer,
Board then adjourned. with Mr. James Stewart, of Ge drrich,
2nd engineer, and they are aided bv two
— firemen. The speed is 51i revolutions a
AdCOQ Genera geed= et the minute. carrying fronii 60 to 65 lbs of
Naas. etesm. The engine room is 60x30 feet
and the boiler house is 60 x 50. The
basement floor contains the shafting and
pulleys and the packing room.
THE FLOL'RINO DEPARTMENT
A TRIP NORTH.
Trate. anal Thins* le mare ('.uaty.
Or a Rambling Correspondent :
Having had occasion to tined over a
large portion of Bruce county, calling
at a number of villages and towns, we
though we might give you a few items
which way be of interest to some of your
readers, who feel an interest in the
"weal and wee" of our sister county.
One of the first conclusions we came to
was, the farmers hare had a better time
this year thee they Y have had
for the
last two or three years. They went to
have a ki"n:erbf a satisfied look, with the
excepting of some poor fellows who have
had a hard row of it, those who are al-
ways in the back ground, un hatttt:
what their ob!bCee are. From lug
v.b learned the crops have been
with the exception of spring w eat,
which was a great failure. The pes
bug (a pest our Huron farmers n no
explanation about) is yet is stranger to
the greater part of Bruce.
The a results accruingfrum tbispnrperi-
ty is very favorable to collectors. Those
who have had occasion to do a little in
this line during the last few years pro-
bably can endorse the experience of a
fellew sufferer. If the debtor saw the
than he owed coining he generally took
occasion to step into some place where
he had no particular buaiaess; or, • if his
position was that he had to meet him,
it was with flushed face and • sorrowful
story. Now and then the dunner would
conte across a than who would revive his
drooping spirits by telling hint he would
send some money in a few weeks; but
their weeks generally turned into
months. But new we are glad to say
good days have drowned again, and we
believe better times are coming. Prices
for grain slid produce keep apace with;
Goderich prices. A large quantity u
wheat has been sown this fall which
looks exceedingly well The merchants
and mechanics throughout the county
are doing a very fair business. Some
places, such as Tiverton would be much
brisker were they favored with railroad
facilities, (better than Goderich has).
Tiverton is surrounded by a very fine
country, and an excellent class of farm-
ers. The vicinity north of Bervie is
infested with bears, which are supposed
to have been driven from northern
swamps by recent fires; one was seen
last Wednesday, Oct. 13th, by two young
sten who were coot hunting. They came
within about a rod of a huge one, who
sat up and looked at them as if he was
"monarch of all he surveyed." The
young men being unarmed, beat a hasty
retreat. but they were soon joined by $
company who were armed with weapons
such as forks, axes and guns, your hum-
ble servant being one of the number and
boldly carried a fork. We were all
anxious to win laurels, 'and be able to
relate to our great grand children, "We
killed a bear.' But we were disappoint-
ed when we reached the place where
our guides had encountered "old Bruin,"
to find the spot was bare where the bear
had been, and after n fruitless search;
we struck off in Indian file for home, arith
the poor satisfaction of saying we had a
bear hunt.
.:<. • 4ui - (I1bO1 t. -
Wezarsi. --Mr. Jus. Morris, has had -
some tine sheep worried by dogs recently.
Ile barn tsoowl several of the minims
feriae. Swim of thews belonging to old
'tcgueintauces of Mr. Morro, and tine
dog hails frutn (loderioh. It these
visits centime there will been* dug less
in Goderioh when the anessor neat treaties
his rounds.
I.,• t, ,.1, Beilm.1lls>r. (rtat ,out
'PEtt7IRAyce.—The following list in-:
eludes the officers oelected for Plicae Re-
treat Division, No. 908,. Sons of Temper;
ante, of thiofor the ourreat quar-
ter: A. H d1e, W'. P.; Chas. Walters,
W. A.; P. Cantelon, R S. ; W. France,
A. R. S.; J. Moore, F. S.; W. Robert-
son, Treas.; John Sent, Chap.; 1'.
Huddle, Con. ; R. D. Moore, I. 13. ; C-
Stewatt, 0. S. ; 0. Stewart, A. Con.; W.
Moore, P. W. P.
JOHN )(MAN was acquitted en a
charge of man -slaughter, at Stratford,
last week. The victim was the prison-
er's father.
11AaiiM
(iooraMIE Got 11, UM
Vali wised tress w it oa Monday, and
s rush o.1 wheat into tootle/as the result.
On Tuesday fell to 8fk,, and yester-
day to 97c. 8 ring wheat keep well up
fit price, pod gam' bwfnging *1.06 •
bushel. The v4.1mr a iTplan movingInt., the market (luring the week has
been large, and Jammu ase beginning to
leant that Oederieb is sew gime of the
best grain utarkets in this pert es the
Province. The following ing are Thursday's
prices :—
Wheat. IFan) • barb..
Wbeat, ,spsisg► i bet►........ 0 a to l a
1+lour, M cwt >t M • 110
ts, Y bash .................... 011 /e a 11
Yass 4 bush.. se
M 01 e
rI.y,11 bush 010 es0 M
Pbtatoer, [mewl case►...., .. • 116 t0 a 311
Wool ............................
es * 0 1/
Hay. Y tun..................» M 0
('bar•keits... ....................
67.11. • 0
butter. Y h ..................... 0 u et 0
jiwss rices taapaolei►........ a li is 014
Hide. ...................... ON r 0w
W.ed. a t• et i a
Coro. Y Has►: ................... s te w 0 a
c•.e3.11 ROgl112112.
no Parties gene .,+:: their bills prlated et FMs
o1Bce will get a no.. ,n this department rem
of change.
FRIDAY, 00t 24^ - Akrni stock and dun-
. . Y
. B� feel
en.s lot , d Read
Lem (lode -
rich Tp., J. C. a n4e, atsctireteer; R.
B. Montgomery, '
pro
p7+das,
MolDAY, Oct. $k --Plum stook and in-
Plomentg, let 8, mon. 3, Colborne, Jas.
Skelton, proprietor; J. C. Currie, auc-
SATIIRnAT, Oct. 23 - Fresh groceries,
crockery, Mc., opposite the Market
Howse. Mrs. Adams, proprietress.
J. C. Currie, auctioneer.
Modem', Oct 25.—Farm stock and im-
plements, lot 8, con. 3, Colborne. J.
Skelton, proprietor; J. C. Currie, auc-
tioneer.
FRIDAY, Oct. le.—Farm stock and im-
plementa, lot 23, con. 1, Waw•nosh.
A. Yirktratrick, proprietor; J. C Cur-
rie, acuttoneer.
Sweatiest. Oot. 30.—At auctiion dart,
printers' material, paper, Aa., and
household furniture. J. C. Currie,
autaoaser.
A Gonanlcarrs.
THE ELEVATOR �tAOlcl'*giwwl
is a remarkable structure. The two State of the weather for the week end -
basement storeys are stone, on the top dreg $aturdsy, Ootoberl6th, 1880. t'
of which is built 70 feet of woodwork, Oct 10th—At 10 p.m. wind South -
constructed of 8 . 2 inch plank, securely east, fresh breeze, clear. Number of
nailed one on top of ,the other. The miles the wind travelled in 24 hours 356
inner partitions, dividing the elevator m{les.
into, 46bine, are built of 0 x 2 inch plank lith—Wind at 10 p.m. North-west,
laid' in the same manner. The elevator fresh breeze, hazy. Number of miles
has a capacity of nearly 200,000 bushels, the wind travelled during hours 541
and the wheat is elevated from the melee.
vessels and railroad cars through the 12th—Wind at 10 p.m. North, light
medium of a 35 -horse power engine lis breeze, partly clear. Number of miles
sated in the basement. Every facility the wind travelled during 24 hours 796.5
is afforded for handling grain, a branch miles Finat.
of the 0. T. R. running to the mill, and
there is also a shipping capacity of over 13th—Wind at 10 p.m. East, light
100 tons a day. Over barrels of breeze, clear, with frost. Number of
floper diem can be turned out by the miles the wind travelled during 24 hours
rttiurll. 198.0 miles.
14th—Wind at 10 p.nt. South, fresh
112 attwarrr ro THd Tow! AND coVETRYf breeze, clear, heavy dew. Numbor of
conferred by the mill cannot be over es- miles the wind travelled during 24 hours
inflated. Last year 190,000 bushels o 438 miles
grain from the adjoining district found 16th—Wind at 10 p.m. South hazy,
ready purchase at the mill, at the highest light browse. Corona Lunar. Number
market price, and in 'addition thereto a 0f miles the wind travelled during 24
large quantity of wheat had to be im- hours 410.0 miles.
ported from outside points. The Sour 1614.—Wind at 10 p.m. South-west,
manufactured at the mill bean an A 1 cloudy, blowing a gale. Velocity of the
reputation in Liverpool sad Glasgow, as wind frog 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 00 miles to
well as on the hour nmeket. At the 70 mins. Number of miles the wind
time of writing, from 1.600 to 3,000 travelled in 34 hone 806
bushels of wheat per da are being par- 0. N. McDowa, Observer.
chased for the mill on the u,local market
and even this enormous quantity is not
sufficient t., satisfy all requirements. At A change is aboet to take place it the
present the prior paid at the Mill is with- Central Prison Mr. Morrie, ex -M. P.
U1 2c of that paid in Toronto, and a great- P., and Registrar for Guelph, it is
or deviation front city priors than 6e • mid, succeed Coptic Princess Warden
bushel never ezisM In addition to the of the prieon.
quantity of wheat bought on the (:ode- The presentation of a testinxoaial to
rich market. buyers representing the trill Han. Am. Maedou6sll by his personal
are located at diluent points along the friends took pleas at the ftisetil Hours,
Lake Shows, with ietrurtious t/o Hay up Ottawa oa Tuesday afternoon. he
anti forward all that they can p•masbiy testimonial took the shape of s olid mil -
.3051, Teern eJ1 rn at vev tterview
DREADFUL 'CALAMITY IN BEN-
GAL
Mates Market. ^s 's",
New Pro's Report.
ekt.1L 1r.
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senate red daft .....:..:..... . 1 !e1 • 1 N
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London, Sept. 25.
The Stontiard's Bombay correspondent,
telegraphing this morning, says:—The
following intelligence has been received
here with regard to the disaster at Naini
Tal:—Rain began falling heavily on the
evening of Friday last. It kept pouring
steadily in an uninterrupted flow tmtil
Saturday afternoon, when the gauge
showed a fall of five iachesin forty hours.
The effect of such an enormous nags of
water pouring down the confined settle-
ment, which is siniply • basin formed by
the circle of hills, can be imagined. All
the roads were .cut to pieoes. In the
forenoon of Saturday it was rumoured
that the Victoria Hotel was iu • danger-
ous state.'
The lendalip occured at the spur be-
hind the hotel, and resulted in the' col-
lapse of theupper line, together with the
outhouses and a portion of the back pre-
mises. The alarm was given to the • visi-
tors staying in the hotel, who took shel-
ter elsewhere. The main buil, how-
ts
ever, remains standing unim Al-
though the landslip had n slight,
about thirty natives connected with the
hotel and one European child were bur-
ied in the ruins Commissioner Taylor,
with the police and a band of labourers,
was quickly on the spot, and were joined
by a working party from the military
depot under the command, of Captain
B Mission
Banking.
BANK OF MONTREAL
About half -pad one o'clock Naini Tal
was startled by a sudden and sullen roar
louder than a simultaneous crash of
heavy guns. A tumbling followed, and
then an ominous silence. Vast clouds
of dust rose, enveloping in a dense
shroud large tracts of ground. From
the hotel outwards to the assembl
rooms and the lake the whole place shook
as though an earthqake had oocnrred.
The lake rose in a moment far above its
usual height and swept in a massive way
towards the weir. , All was still for a
moment, and then came down in one fell
swoop an enormous mass of land, bury-
ing the hotel and the gallant band be-
hind it, covering the roads, gardens, and
shops, together with the assembly rooms
and all the other buildings in the place.
Assistant Commissary Taylor and sev-
eral Local police and labourers at once
rendered assistance and sent for the
military, who came directly under the
command of Captain Balderston. Till
1:30 the work of extricating the dead and
wounded had proceeded, when sudden-
ly the whole precipitous cliff overhang-
ing them fell with a tremendous roar,
burying at once the -hotel, 11 a military
party, the assembly rooms, library, or-
derly room, the road and garden m the
Centre Station. Almost every soul in
the building and the immediate vicinity
was entombed. The piece shook me if an
earthquake had happened, and the wa-
ter of the lake were driven inan immen-
se wave towards the men on the opposite
shore.
A Daily Newel Lahore correspondent
says Onlouuel Taylor, R L Oosseltieg
Engineer, and lieutenant ilebiasoa, ori
the 3IIrd Regiment, are also among those
killed at Nam Tut
CAPITAL. - •1.1,110.01e.
SURPLUS, • -
MO00 m0.
Ooderich Branch.
R DUN.►FORD, - - Manor.
Allows interest oe deposits. Drafts. lettere
et credit and eiseuhur noses famed.ahls
in all parts of the world. I76i.
flirts your throat sole, or are you an-
noyed by • constant with 1 If so, use
ppiea.otnru "Bryan's Palsweeic Wafers."
They will give you instant relief.
They relieve tis air passages of *era our
mneuous, snd ala mffeasstioa, and no
safer rimer), can allay
had for coughs. Bolds. TR
o r any compliant of the throat or lungs,
acid it taken is time their alum will
sown be proved. Sold by all druggist*
and ft -maitre dealers M 2S emits a hot
CANADIAN BANK OF COMM ROZ
Paid tap (metal, - 15,000,000.
Rat, - 11,400,000.
President, XON. WM. Nk•MAHfE,R
Oeserol Manager, . R' N. AtOD1RJlONV
Goderich Branch.
A. M. R08A. - • - - MAEaoan.
Interest allowed ea decent& Drafts oa W
the principal Towns and Cities in Canada.
Gnat Britain, and the Vaned States. bought
and sold.
Advances to Farmers on Notes. with one or
more endorsers. without mortgage. 1701
The Superior
Sayings and Loan Society
CAPITAL, - 1355,000.
MONEY LOANED on Real Estate by the e¢
perlor savings and Loan Society. TsHrs 1,
favorable to porrowen.
Orrice -1B Dundas Street. LONDON, Ont.
Interest pall to Savings Beaks Depositor.
H. 1L MEWS&
►731
BOOK KEEPING.
MR. E. F. MOORE
desires to meet all , those w ho would Woe to
take lessons In
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
in the nooses of the Reform Assemdiest, {Over
Tits Stoma Meet oa TUf9DAF awn.
at 7.30, for the purpose of forming a elses.
I. E. KNIOHT,
BAKER AND (}I)NPHOrIONER,
Rest street. sear the vest office.
VIENNA BREAD,
VIENNA BREAD,
A VtzwwA BEERS.
kfTry It otorY s. and you will not want say ether
so Wedding ammo a someway.
of Bread
t to wavered every afternoon to all parts
I. E. KNIGHT.
A New Feature 1
We will commence in a few west
An Interesting
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Maoism, Wlagtam.
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rich. Plans and spiel
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measured and valued.
WEAVING DON
Huron Hotel. KI
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J•' and Ornamental
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devoted to job and 111
those unique and 00001
rooms ke ries. asltl In al
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Loans ane
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011 good Fenn or 1
5/11 per oast Apply t
} PER CENT. —
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& NORTON, (Week'
MONEY TO Ll
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MONEY TO L(
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is lest by this Comps
the same meow as
for Circulars. 11.450
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