HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-01-21, Page 5largeo tion csf these Stake eun-
f rough lauds unfit for cultivation,
'tdenced by the small pottiest -u
,ver two fifths - which has been
afro se that the Syndicate will
tori than double the amount of
lands ountaiued in the silt States
to, and on which there was a
tion .d nearly four and a half
, as is estimated by the last oeu-
The large and important [-hitte 4
ork has au area of thirty millieos
ght thousand acres, of which there
en improved a littler over hail, or
,2011 acres, It is lefe to estimate
e Syndicate lauds are capable of
g twice as much food se could
used in the State of New York,
w York has a population 411,183,
f
11,183,-
] Witness.
weteeralaairsl Resiert,
,ort of the state of the weather fel
eek ending Saturda , 15th.
. 9th -Wind at 10 p.m., North -
light, cloudy. Wind travelled in
urs 193 utiles. Began to snow at
, ceased at 6 p.m. 21 inches
10th Wind at 10 1l. rel. , East,
dear. 1Vind travelled in 24
248 miles. 2 inches of show fell.
1. llth- Wind at 10 p.m., South -
light, dear. Wind traveled in 24
271 miles. Mock sun at 5 p.m.
I. loth- Wind at 10 p. in. , South -
fresh, clear. Wind travelled in 24
4t15 miler.
.o.• ' '
at 10 p.m., North -
brisk gale, dear. Wind travelled
hours 445 guiles. Been gnawing
y all day, 4 inches fell.
. 14th - Wind at 10 p.m„ South
calm, clear. Wind travelled in 24
424 milts.
1. 16th --Wind at 10 p.en., East,
Snowing--oorrno lunar. Wind
led in 24 hours 741 miles.
0 N. MACDONALD, 0hierver.
,derich, 17th Jan., 1881.
meRN.
1- In tiullctt, on the 1th inst.. the wife
. T. Ertatt, of a daughter.
cal --At .lan(heatcr. on the 15th Inst
write of t los old Wendel of • daughter.
■...esur1b.
-Green At the resldew'e of the
a father. Wtu. Green, Esq., late of
borne. by Ites. S. J. Thompson. Mr. John
enn, to Hannah 11. Green. an of (Memel
I Site of ceremony. Ike. 15th., UM.
R3R..
aig fin F•ridac, Jan. 7th, Neta, daughter
V. James anti Sarah E. McCaig, aged a
nth'. and 1S days.
ng - In (.oderkh, on Satur3ay. `Sth
uat7. the infant daughter of Mr. Ir. J.
ing, aged four weeks.
G. WIDDQWS, E.Y FR_4 NCI4-
('.IN MONK.
Lecture in the Victoria Hall, Ggiseiob,
day. February 4th, 1881. Deur �,sat7;
re to oomtnence at 8 p. m. S
Platt RIOTS IN DUNDEE, AND THEIR Rt-
,, Wlddows has just returned tram • teem
cars and a halt In the Old tlsuatry,
he has met with remarkaide Meagan,
es lectured and preaehed sell begs Matt
Imes in Dundee. Scotland, =11v1:=,."
ening testimonials and val
on hN return to London, was received
Hand and limbers, and • $tlwebiight pro
ion, and an addrrm of welcome. Don't
to hear him.
THAR*
RR*RR5 Ea SESTA
its eaa
El eta.
1770.21.
MORTGAGE SALE
of
LIABLE FARM PROPERTY
in the
ps of Ashfield and Wawanosh,
in the fbanty of Hums.
NI,FR AND BY VIRTUE OF THA
Powers of Sale contained In a certain
rtgatte made by James Mullen to the vets -
which will be produced at the time of
c. and in payment of which default bas been
e. there will be oflhred Inc sale lxy Public
lion at Whitely. Hotel, in the Village of
Luck now, on
eeday, 15th. Feb'y. A. D. 1881,
2 u'. lock noon the following parcels of land
The South half of kit number 12. in the
venth concession, Eastern Division of the
wnshipof Ashfield containing 100 acne
re or leo, save and erupt t of an acne,
tore sold M Daniel Ferguson, of which
ut 90 acres are cleared and about 70 free
stumps. The soil Is good clay loam, and
the lands are a good frame house. wood
ed and snmmer kitoben attached,
me barn, frame stables and shed also
orchard of hearing were: the to mea
good and the lands are situated on a goad
ne road and about 21 miles from Lucknow.
leo the South Were quarter of lot number
in the Ilth Concession of the Townshipof
awaaosh, Ot►nt alning 50 acres more or ew.
which about 30 are cleared. and nearly all
from stamps: and there are some valuable
ash and pine timber on the property.
RMS: -Ten per cent at the time of tale,
n the ba cent
ttohbe osecured month thereafter.
th interest at 7 per cent, yearl
ditional security be given no cash need be
id. or terms may he varied to any reasonable
7 to suit purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN TRRI.RAVKN,
Auctioneer• hackneys..
)r to
BETHI NE. Moes, F Al.t'ONwNInOE k Ifort&
Vendors' Solicitors.
Toronto.
177(k
Duel 13 January, toll.
T11411maErit
10118E and CATTLE FOOD
IN $UZAK
HEAPEST CONDITION POWDER
i 4 (iRL
DR. BROW N'N BALSAM (W
�Pi1S Cherry Sacks
t'Aeaptwt nod Neat retepA Reassdp Made.
PRIOR CB1'PTg.
JAMBS WILSON, Druggist.
Sole Agent.
MIL
:ltderieh, Jain f.t 1N&
TELLING OUT.
have dwlerseter.d to clear of lug Mair•►
steak, es.ssstivg .e
CR CAPS,
OV ERAH(►Lf4,
BOOTS AND SHOW.
R I'RBRRfi
Hot 1jRY
1ROCicRller�,
eta, sta.
s Issued to clear them off at elm ammo
able Mien. Pah. to brgtn a.
liTURDAY. JANUARY 18th.
at Been.
LODE (il,'T PY1at Rawest/se.
h 3 4IrD NB 313
lamot
B. SLOANE.
HOB
'FHE H['WO. SIGNAL, FKWAl. JA1vLARA1
u
THE WORLD ( ►VER. 1880 1888
The W FETS•
ee)<y 1�..r. in a Nuta6ell,
tsr� w aJl-� sfR rh
IiEW AAL1t14C1AB,
NEW LAYERS,
a
Ideres411,11 suMassagsas b, t
Matt.
re 554
New Yeas, JUL 10. - The Wort&
Fair Cummiesioa start with a million
.b litre assured s sbscriptiona,
Partys in the United States have put.-
.
-
haaad gold and iron mines in the „
4451 diettiot fur $400,000,
Warren Longmore, aged titot, to u.d
guik, eft )Machias, Me., of mauaaau{tl.er
is Oklsing the death of Freeman Wright,
aged eight, a. P nnbroke, was . inten..d
to the State Reform lichee! during 1.is
:ninerity.
The widow of Gen. Jefferson C.
Davie has ordered a shaft for his grate
•Trsped in the American fleet with an
acorn -the badge of Gee. Darks' corps
.reclosed in a wreath above the bane.
Tae recent accident from the espies on
,n the Toronto Norval School may 1 ave
fatal effects. The janitor, William Arue
etrrng, whose hand wet blown to pieces,
.s threatened with luck -jaw, and scows
-fears are entertained of the result.
Win. Grist, a fanner living near Port
Hope, drove a load of wood to market,
returned home with the money, ate his
dinner, changed his clothing, nursed hie
ravorite childd, fed his stock, and then
wielded by hanging hiuteelf over a sta.!
i,arritien,
The Government are acting both un-
justly and unwisely in endeavoring to
force their contract through Parliament
without taking time to consider the
:none advantageous bargain now present-
ed.- [Montreal Herald.
The Rev. W. S. Rainsford, of Toronto,
las published a letter which throws
iiht on oertsh % atstementa recently at-
tributed to hist. He claims that incom-
plete tersions of what he said have got
..broad, and states that his convictions
:.re that the Methodist body, in import-
..nt respects, is doing the greatest Chris•
•:an work in this country.
Mr. Mitchell Henry, in his letter to
he London Times, denying that he has
mien furred to leave Ireland through the
,machinations of the Land Leaguers, ad -
nits that he has been much disappointed
n leis rents, owing to his tenants beim,
tampered with by Land League agen ly'
ffe praises Michael Devitt for being hue. -
•et and outapuken, and implies thct Par -1
.tell sad his Parliamentary colleagues
..r'e dishonest in taking the oath ef al-
legianoe as members of Parliamcttt.
The 2:30 ezpre.s this scorning, on the
S. R., with seven torches and quite a
cumber of passengers &hoard. ran off the
'rack a lit ell eavf of Wefandport All
but the engine ware overturned and
wrecked, sortie coaches being thrown
oeyond the rai'wty ditch into the -fields.
Tonle of the peassngers were badly hurt,
one cat them having his ankle broken,
and a lady had her head badly bruised
and also re-eived internal injuries. A
•ar bad to be Woken open tu.,get one
'ady out. As far as can be ascertained,
'lone aro seriously injured. It is sup-
oetied that a mil was hacked or broken. 1
s
S. H.
mao, A LAa,tt Asi)). tI T 411
Teas, Sugars,
local t:ene,',d Orin•. 4,A;
CRI1('KERY, GLASSWARE, A ND
CHINA.
Dr. Prof T'S Creast Baking Powder.
Dr. Pile -E's Lupulin ivast Ceuu�.
Chas. A. Nairn,
THE .WUARE.
174
e Tu
NEW OVERCOATINGS,
NEW SCOTCH 000DS.
A PINE. at ?PIN Or
Heavy Canadian Woollens,
OIL.
JW.- NEA1tY- nave .1,7,
OVERCOATS
NE% Cl RRANTS,
ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS.
CHURN I -1.4.
ar LA ICE SurENOlit'ta
TR( ll'T, WHITE FISH & HERR i NG.
t'` .yd LT ►t'.t'iRk -�*.
HERRiNtI AND CODFISH.
.fust 1h.'tking. fur niiot r l..tbiu;:.
Nom- Gc , 1
.11 w ell nada and reliable.
CLOTHING MADE to ORDER
render my own supervision.
_t4r .4 LL WORK W-4 RRA ti TED. '$'
Hugh gyp,
F'.4SJJIO A BLE TAILOR,
Next Door to Bank, of Montreal
Fnozra To Dears. - James Shoe-„
bottom, resident
ofer at London
oto'e swell- Stoves I
known rtsalent London township,
left his home at Shoebottom'e Corners
yesterday aernoonttlge(i to pay n visit. He
eeeius to have indft
in Intoxicants
and while returning bonne late in the
evening lay down in the roadside, about
smile from his home. Early Tuesday inorn-
.ng his brother went in search of hire
and found him almeet lifeless. Ile was
removed to his horse, where his clothes
had to be cat off him. (Everything was
done to save his Ste but he never re-
gained couaciousnese, dying in about an
hour. He leaves a wife t.nd Eve child-
ren.
About four u'dece on Sunday crnern-
oig a frame house on the property of Mr.
Stoddart, one mile west tf Bradford,
occupied by Mrs. Anson and her two
sons, was burned to the ground. The
eldest son was &rouged frim kis sleep by
;+ feeling of suffocation land Misrovert()
the room full of smoke. He immediate -
'y awoke his brother, and rushing into
their mother's room found her standing
.,n the floor enveloped in flames. When
they succeeded in dritgging her out to
the open air the flesh was literally meat -
ed on her. Barefooted and bareheaded
the sons carried their mother to the re-
sidence of Mr. Stoddart, a distance of
300 yards. She lingered for sixteen
hours in great aguny, when death ter-
,ninated her sufferings. The two, sone
were badly burnt and frostbitten. That
fire is supposed to have been caused by
tramp who, after lighting his pipe,
' hrew a ,catch among shaving.
A man named Ryanhammer, a resi-
dent of Pelee Island, hsd been to Kelly's
Island, and tame home about eleven
o'clock on Saturday night, and went to
the house 4 a man named Henderson
and asked for a bed Mr. Henderson
showed him to bed. About four o'clock
Sunday morning Hendensnn got ap to
sea what time it was, when Ryanhammer
accusal him of playing some trick on
him, and was watching him, but Hen
derson told him he had jussd�,, got up to
me what time it wan, and wenttack Lobed.
He got up again about five o'clock to
build a firs, when Ryanhammer o.mmen-
odd at lila asset. Ileniles.ttn was belay
building the fire, when Ryanharsmer
shot him in the hack d the head. Hen-
derson imnedistely celled his wife and
told bar be was Ibot, whoa aysahawRat t
his revolver at his own ear .red
He omlj lived about two been.
=rot )r
et dsngser ally wounded.
had base driakia4 bard
for mum tint., sad was ander the in-
tense, of ligan et tie tice of the
'1b'cssrsierr.i Daeisr: Aaast t•i onAL
fioci,r'r.-71.lertrtliwf annual mesa.
iag of the shore seelay nes fold in Ste
Osnmereiel Hl'd°`dTM's*-
**
kNimbi ti«eww.
*il-Dalai, Few
Ptnldeltet Vika
li[i
ttorotlg#, (Jessie Wilber soil Ado -
Lees 'Nannie it; 1t1. Hogan sad
Devk oset See l Seem sad MANIt.hn
He kM• Thos. Uielre es, Retied Seam -
Usk Ned M. WeMe,ais. MsKiDep: and
A.
McAdam, See'y
Stoves 1
EAVL TROUGHS and
CONDUCTING PIPES,
CISTERN PUMPS,
LEAD PIPES, &.
PLAIN AND FA N, t
TINWARE.
COAL OIL
*Rol .Ea%LE AND E1t14L
Cow: U,ILampnetc.. Old Iron, Copper. Breus(
Wool Piekings and Nhcep Mkins,
taken in exchange.
J. STORY.
Sign of the Coal Oil Barrel.
OWN IIALNI
HAMILTON STREET.
G,ODERICH-,
DRAIJIa iN
STOVER
TINWARE.
The selisswbsr hes a ettslplkte assort-
ment ••f taswee, Tweaks sad titowi
Yves, ret
Wm at Ow tie
=sarekte the streak and yell win 11e
wry to •e suited.
Wool Penn& Cense
Its"..114=, Mao sod ehl Rasa tithe
imeharlphor Goode.
7403e fOHN RALPH
SAW L008 WANTED
at the
a
'STAR' SALT WORKS.
atmasidersigaed to now prepared to pav the
Vest ler the Ionowtag saw -lap:
Rook EI 11t& 1411. sad 14 feet
tl af' els. woad,, Black Ash. Maple,
t awry, sad Ile•luck, any leegeh.
Farmers
sow bye time 90 perobes your salt rut y-
tieehurel ......a It pals 100 per ttsat to
emit.
Mr nes or wood taken In exchange for salt 174
J• SCOBIE
171118. -*tar Balt Works, Oueierlek•
LIBERAL OFFER8 •
FOR 1881_ '20
Two Years for the Price of One ! p
g
a 'O
THE REPRINTS OF
Taal tiff iMU tat aRTRtt&Y q Ramp l i,aro,
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AND
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AND
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Present the best loretget periodicals in a c•on-
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Teams .1 aebeeription (Inrl.ding Postage.)
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Blackwood and two Reviews. 10.00
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the Ytttg�t1llash Publishers.
Circular giving the Contents of the Period-
icals for the year 180, and many other partic-
ulars, may be had on application.
PRBMIUMB_
New subscriber may have the numbers for
1800 and 1381 at the price of one years sub-
scription only.
To any'tibacriber, new or old. we will fur-
nbh the periodicals tor 1879 at half price.
All order:, to be sent to the publication office.
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The Leonard &ott Fnblishing 00.,
11 BARCLAY CT., NEW I.R.K
1ODERTCH AND KINt'ARDINE'
Marble Works.
Headstones, House Trimmings, Montntent/)
and work of all kinds in Marble., designed
and executed In the beat style • m
and at
reasonable prices. Marge antles kept in
stock. Granite Monuments and Headstones
imported to order.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
SCOTT & VANSTONE.
1732.
'BIV KRBDALE"
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
t:ODEA1cI.
v.
SEED MILLER
erMOR'wa
ORNAMENTAL WEDDING CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES,
CONFECTIONER C - ALL KINDS
CHRISTMAS TOYS and
•
THE BEST 13Pc,"• C IN !DAN.
t3 G T G
D. CANTELONS
8�L.' 1' 1 k L L'7', • 10 A' 1, 1 r ' 1W.
J1I'Ltiisarequiritig Christmas Calcite altou/a soil in their c rdera wit! .out .Iale!.
Hoes d. ashes taker) in sod .,rnamiente•l . u ,port Metier, end at reason Aldo tate^.
.A LOT OP
Ladies' Jackets and Mantle
Ciotti,
CH A. 1' A. '1
Colborne Bros.
arse trays and bona ittFOthis ; have lls
DM' Millis Is bream. em nes isam�t44tif.. t,
■
THEY r „ Tx -7E
Chilled Plow cittcavriThercr r0MCT:;T
-AVD-
AGRICULi URAL WORKS .
(laving purchased the Oodertch foundry, 1
am it the premises for the manufacture
of CHI YLOWi4andAORI('t'I.Tt;ItAL
IMPL1C1N NTS on a large stale. Mill Work,
O•a cal Repairing and Jobb ng will tv• cc n-
tlat s4. All work guaranteed.
SWEGMILLER.
I'ropr.ete r.
NOTICE.
(,iriuy w!, 11oto9raphing in (Jodetie4.
in returning thanks for past favors. would
just say, those wishing u benefit will please
notice former prices and present •
Life Size Phots:. 11.110 17.00
8x10 Photos, - 1.30 3.00
1st - - L30 1.30
Cabinets Photo per dos.. - 3.00 330
Card Photo, per doz., - - 1.30 2.00
tnd Frames to suit the above at
BOTTOM PRIC3EC13_
('ome one. come all : and have your hearts
gladdened by getting good and ebeapfPhotos
at
1755 E. L JonresoN'a.
APPLIES
2,000 Barrels
One of the best Privet.) Reboots in Western or CROWN Aortas
Ontario has been recently estabttehed ie Dade -
rich. Send for Prospectus to
It. J. FLETCHER,
Wanted at
North Street.
Cl/teias will be reeumec*D. V,) on Monday'
Janttary IOth. 17014t.
LOVELL t
Province of Ontario Directory
FOR 1881-1882_
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 1911
Price ..5.0(1,
MIs. LOVE./.1.. at the request of several
Morehead, and maims of the Pro♦Iles of
On
of the CII of Moe0rral, Re„ iels to
announce that his firm will publish • RO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO DIRECTORY. in No-
vember next. Containing an
Alphabetical Directory
AND A THOROC4*H
Classified Business Directory
of the Business and Processional men in the
Cities.
T,.o�awnna and VfI1aag a of Ontario, with a
Claeeifed Business Directory
or THE
CITY
-
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The name carr and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Directories of
MD will be given to yin work. S.Ilacrlbers
v�made keeewrespectinny s a tad, Torus . Ad-
eg pas application.
JOHN LOVSLL R 80N.
MontrW, ire. toll. Publ4,Aers, 17111
Once !�
,5t4r Private Families supplied with
choice hand-picked apples for winter AT
LOW SAYER.
James McNair,
Hamilton Street.
Goderich. Oct. 801. 1880. 1730
H ARNESS SHOP REMOVED.
C. F. STRAUBEL,
In thanking the inhabitants of Oodertch and
asr'reu ndi•g coaptry tor the very liberal
Patronage which has been shown aim Inc the
past seven years, wishes to Inform them that
he has REMOVED to his new premises,
Nearly Opposite the Colborne
Hotel Stables,
Where he is shown tga very fine assortment of
tight cad heap IH da,se Cloothing Comb.
Brushes, Belk end every other article utauall
found In a first-ehtas Harness Shop.All work
nfh
warranted, as [ use only the very beat material
and employ none bet rtRaTCLAan workmen.
Repairing done on short notice and at moder•
ate rates.
Remember the place -
Hamilton Street, Uodericht
DRESS M.$ING & MILLINERY.
0 -
SELLING OFF AT COST
FOR
0J B MONTH,
Previous to taking Stook and making room fibr
SPRING GOODS.
par CALL AND EXAMiNE FOR F(►URS.LVl8.11
MISS STEWART.
me,
The OLD Family Grocery.
G. H. OLD,
w.•. hale 0110100 wsAimyw•.aywaY tt=a.ar*
gamed 11,010Pat
Ceninial
the lame at 9a.tue
L t1sf assortment of Bags s, Upwards. and L sumo e.
Alga a Chaise Aasrtasess of (1M01[1114Y cooled**
Tss. from
DINNER and DESERT SETS, TOILETS, &c.
! TRT OtiR 46e. TBA- BBIST V'LLU1 1711 TBS WARIEST. 1st
1LIICha •nAMEM Tilde NIX, 4.o1111-CertM A.1111 MLA) NTA.24 a.
0 H OLD *mal. 1770
1'HE 19El3T I1E TJii MAF "'rT•T-
COLBORNE BROS.
1 HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
MR. D. FRGU- SOIN-
t
VERY GREAT ,DISCOUNT!
:•'ta•-L, ay. oell ae ❑:y owo Origin:.: F11. 1.bort:7. r.efo:e It' Adas.v
sr Nsrdwere. 1 ern therefore in a position to all t'keaprr tiros any ere: re
Mauve in the comity.
MY t,T'►CK tl�
laI'I11?,�lifl ' r �t �'I '� `'� ,� �Id _ r� &� G��� i ��l Na �� i.. Catiloto,
t. i.i.•h i want ni run ..tf.l
COM! AND 81T AT 8408 P8IO88 AS WTiJ. PLEASE YOU.
Fresh Ground Water Lime in Stook_
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
R.. -RT_ 1MZEoK=\TZIE
1751 -tem.
Holiday Presents!
At BUTLER'S.
Photo and Aut..grajh Albums in great variety, Work Boxes, Writing Leake, very
suitable for presents for Teachers and 13cholitrc
PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY. - ALL CAN BE SUITED.
Stock is New, very complete, and consists of Ladies' and (Gents' Purses, China
Goode of all kinds, Ruhy Goods, Vases in many patterns, Flower Pots,
Cobb and Flowerg,
China and Wax Dolls !
A Large Assortment. Smokers Sundries- Merachaur Pipes mrd Cigar Holder;
and Brier Pipes -100 Different Stylee.
School Books, Miscellaneous Books,
Bibles, Prayer Books, Church Sermons, WRswET'a Hymn Books, Psalm Book,,
t&c., dta--Subscriptions taken for all the best ENOLIas, Seoren,
ham, A7rs7ucu. and CANADIAN Papers and °
Magazines at Publishers' lowest
rates -now is the time
to subscribe.
A full stock of School Books, for Teachers and High and Model School St.cicnta
All will be sold cheap, and Patrons suited. I have a chnice
and large selection of
Christmas and New Iear's Cards !
THE BEST $VER SHOWN,
AND CHEAPER TSAR Tilt,
Dominion Telegraph and Postage Stamp OfficeAt �, U 1 L �+R'i�.
A
GRAND CLEARING SALE
---0
F
Boots and Shoes,
---A T-
CAMPB86CS BOOT ail SHOE EMPORIM,
ONE M NT II_
Previous to Stook taking. 111/7 Stook is Lsrr'sand well-lte.orted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given
TEwttS.SS - CASH.
WM. CAMPBELL.
(lodere,h..lan 13 1881
17ro