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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY tL 1. 1881.
sew AtImielharmsmels.
Oiled- Hemetlak Heels.
ONtistry la I, Wiesen.
Ledger: . t. v.lJrwa
Not.c.i r. ( 4.:.Jas.y(4,
Fa oily i•..try - 1. 1. 11t.
rialltu; , . 1 o J. i..,wert.
Card u..' . , .a L .1 rsais,1.
■ um , tl, do ' V I, 'AGA.
hurt,; c . .. - J , ..t CretyMM
WAIL A LOAflONS.
We Su 4J ....4 m '. 1 roe resloerl
ea.Jaset 44- 'Jere,
ant u 4t... lLpn+AJ..t eaglet
Wets w aad.W.p 444e,,seere sed be
ra.c. ' der..Leases Drina.
DIA. i Jd.a..: -1t is alumna a wonder
the. a w..rJ ui .:ouoiat ut mud inisnatuxt
hes u ... d,►.ty tin.. 8d.1 yOU containing
the., .iii wide, but pre.nme
th , old .1 t ;u 40.t ••w.i..t's every body s
bus....,... ,was ta,,.u.ly's nosiness" must
have a.o...e nous We Cause.
Cuus1 IJ..J4 ttld woe asexual of team-
ing dime aura..; t.to winter attasun, it is
of the uc..n..,t tota,orGw a to both town
and euuut.ry tu.►t tau roads should, it
possible, bo .eat in a peasablu coalition,
there tLi p..wsd art t to trouble and
its spee1y re.twdy should eugege the seri-
ous attention u. ail intureated parties.
T .e ,.t.t.ry now being cleared up un
bock wafts .,. * U. Mala ruea has left
the u sue/ oxpposed to the sweep of the
winds,-• huuoe the tn.uble. The only
perdu►. w ty tn.e. sed its .0 suggest itse4
is top , . ,.., t .., Tel a tar the ordinary
board a.► t iw_e tutees, or where board
fences d w • ,tlre.Aly bee.► cunatraoted W
rent iv ' uu trio .u..tru hoards and replace
the n by ,..vo as t ado etc►uds of wire,
which wjti..t e.featuatly uuaGer the pur-
poses. 10 wdat utanaer to accomplish
this do. ire l eel it ie diitiautt to 'says for I
presu ue the tu.ini,1 aunty has really not got
the power w co .►poi owueri of land to
adopt it, ..it it public opinion is brought
to bear u.► the question and show conclu-
sively thct every far.ner will be directly
bda poi .11 i,i f 2 J,)1.i; the ro Lds good in
his i.a.nd.liate neighborhood then it may
unti.natety be dote. Milers this course
is ouisuei, travelling either for profit or
pleasuce will 110 411 become a thing of the
Che lake shore toad just now from
1[Titfiorria's, wining due north is quite
unsafe to peas over and in the vicinity
of Leeburn .3 lurch is really dangerous,
- and catiaos one's mind to be very impro-
perly fillet with skeptical ideate, as he
vainly eel 3%...ons to pass the sacred edi-
fice in safety.
D.r.tr old in tide and love sick swains
inky sit in their easy chain s.:rrounded
by every comfort and write about the
"BJ.wtiful Slow" an.l the "Marty jingle
of the Baha," but let them drive a dis-
tance of five miles up the lake shore road
and drive into the hundred and one pitcb
holta and their poetic feelings will very
soon boaumu .host sadly disturbed.
J. J. W.
The Point Farm. Jan., 1881.
float. -Yr. Jogs. *atoll W sold the
's Hotel, Wingbas, le Sr. Wm.
who takes pneemisien on the
of Yarch uezt. t WWI has
bees bre about four years, and during
that liras hes wade many ware friends.
PAsTNItlitarr. It gives MI pleasure to
anuounoe that Mr. Fred. Rupee, barris-
ter and attorney .4 this tows, has enter-
ed into partnership with lir. 11. C. Cam-
eron, Q C, yyf tho firm Cameron, Holt &
Cewerou, Goderieh. The old Area has
not, however, dissolved as aaeoosoed is
the Adra,tce of last weak. It has only
.discontinued its branch is Wiagh.m
.cud substituted for it the partnership
above mentioned. We wish the Wing -
haw partnership every stto•ssa --{Tune..
CLbM&
--
Mingo LN. --On Thareday Oat Mr.
Fleury Young. of Qoderioh township,
moved into Clinton to reside
• Mr. William Alexander, of the 7th
RALLY AT PORT ALIT. 1 FAs11 ftos.L -Yr. Thea hes
the lith oast 4 Hallett, has sold lis
sari-'--- semi.. se deme sate rraees• I of 50 acres to Mr. Thom Gerhart, for the
eaMttey et sestina a swan; sad sass of *9,800. This gives Mr. (arbert
Impreasea the learber. a farm of 800 sores in one black.
A lsrgeaad enthusiastic ...sting was
held at Port Albert us Wednesday
even.* last, to discuss the feasibility of
bringuts a railroad tIirnorirggb East and
Won Warsaw& and Aahfleld to Port
Albert, and t.. take set.% on the harbor
question.
Mr. Jus. (iriliu, Deputy Reeve
ofAsbfeld, occupied the °hair. Anumber
of interesting speeches were delivered,
which our spare will not admit of this
week. They will appear in oar nest.
The following res.lutious were outwitted
&ad tarried unanimously:
Moved by Mr. J. H. Courtney,
seconded by Mr. Jas. Mahalfy, that
Whereas, Port Albert pussessee the
tatursl commercial advsntases of mag-
nificent water privileges readily available
cou., Ooderich township, has rented his f°r maaulaetunng pvrpoeea, and one art
farm to Messrs. D. and T. Glidden, and ' the best naturally prutecteti harbors on
will remove t•• town. I the east shore of Lake Huron;
Mr. Samuel Rumbell, jr., (formerly of 1 And whereas, The naturally fertile
this tow'', l in a letter front Joilette, , township .4 Ashfield aid adjoining town -
Dakota, states that where a year ago
there was scarcely a settler in Lislocahty,
to -day every lot within forty utiles is
settled on, and mainly by Canadians,
too.
Cassia. --On Tuesday, Mr. W. Craig
shipped by O. W. R. to Window, a
car tad ..t the best stock cattle tluat has
left here for some awe. Among the lot
were a yoke ..f oxen weighing 3,300 lbs.,
purchased from Mr. C. Floody, of Hul-
let, st $145; a yoke wuighung 3,380,
purchased from Mr. Halliday, of Col-
borne, at $140; a yoke weighing 4,180,
purchased of Mr. Jos, Howson, of Hul-
let,
at
$130.
Port Albert.
SINGINu SeetiOL. -Masers. 1:eo. Cald-
well and Jas. Hayden have organized a
singing school here. There is great en-
thusiasm among the young people who
belong to the school, and the melodious
art will probably make great headway in
our burg.
Behold the conquering hero Domes in
view; ushered in with a jingle of Boy-
cotting, syndicates, hun.e rule, "etc.,
hailing from Kintail. Ho commences
to talk as sensibly about mail matters as
any one from Kintail could be expected
to do. But t!:e Port Albert bor
seems to raise his ire, or Irish. Perhaps
he is one of .the unfortunate syndicate,
who raised a thousand dollars to build
a .pile dock at Kintail and hand it over
to --well, who ever is the sharpest one
in the scramble for the defunct firm's
goods and chattier. Or did "Conqueror"
form one of the committee who coaxed
two hundred and fifty dollars out of our
township council to buy a read which
was already offered to them for nothing,
after they found it was illegal to make a
gift of over three hundred dollars to the
enterprising firm of Blake & Co. "Con-
queror" has been counting the spiles
driven in our harbor during the last
season and finds 84. But he did not tell
you that there is a large number on the
ground ready to drive. And perhaps
when he comes again to take the census
of those piles he will see two horses
working it instead of one. The pile
driver, I think, cannot be a bad one, for
I understand Mr. Farrow, our respected
member, gave ordersthat no other should
be used. Now, if"Conqueror" his friends
at Kintail will assist us, we will try to
get out of our Tory shells, and secure
not only a harbor at this place, but a
railway as well. And this will cause
such an infusion of now blood as well
prevent us from becoming altogether
fossilized.
PJrs's 8111,
CLIMBING RALE. -Mr. E. J. Hill, the
popular p oetmaster and store keeper at
Porter's Hill, is now engaged in running
off goods at cost to -make room for spring
purchases.
Mils.
Lau BeOIIN.-A young man named
!'„obi. Pentland had his leg broken on
the evening of Sunday, 9th inst. When
1-eturniug from church he had occasion
to climb a fence; and in getting over it
he slipped and hill. fracturing the limb.
ships are capable of producing large
quentitius of agricultural produce for ex-
portation; and also, pommelling as they
do a Large quantity ..1 timber, the manu-
facture and exportation of which would
be of great imp rtance to said townships;
A,ud u'h.,•ra., A railway is the best
known artificial agency in developing
tho resources of a oouutry, and immense -1i
as the development of the above -wanted
resources would nat.erially add tc, the
eonuneicial prosperity of a large portion ..l►TICR
.,f Western Ontano : N.
-_
Be it fheref e -e Resolved, that for the The As�eesdsrthe Tuwaahip of Colborne
purpose of developing our natural, coin- meet ea lbbrsi�tr7ttaA _.bail--
wercial, and, agrionitursl reaouroes it is +•_sek.„mansfarle samba we
to sward lama Salla ea in
absolutely necessary that we procure 0tdseet1„,43stoJasttsry. Lail
railway communications with the centres Colborss, Jas. 40. lMl. 110,of trade in the Province of Ontario.
Moved by Mr. Jae. Mahaffy, neccnnladrro-
THE PRESIDENT AND MAN -
by Mr. A. C. Hawkins, that 1 AGER6 or THZ (7QNFEUKRATION
The second carnival of the season
came off in Wilson's Rink on Friday
evening 14th inst. „a:ad was a grand
success, surpassing the former in num-
bers and variety of costumes. The
following aro the names of the successful
competitors: -Miss Campbell best lady
skater; Miss Nelly Kay best costume,
F,quaw, prize, silver cup; T. Coleman,
Seaforth, beat Gent skater, prize, silver
cup; Pettr Scott, best gent costume,
Officer.
Tonsorial.
KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR -
siesta HER end Hair -dresser, to Lite public for past sod
soli.w • °untlanaooe of.ons
V t hies be found at. Sheetng arlor, near
We Post Oeoe, Goderioh. 1718
She People's Column.
CARD. --
Having ben elleuent (by Geo. uralau.'of
bettugi w� Fears
• give the Hendricks
anuq Hass Ism HcLLs.
Ooesrba Jan. M. 1161. 1776.
ICE -HAVING JUST FILLED MY
1. lea boars with sow bs.sIItsl clear toe. 1
tails Its sells has esest1 sy .tort. and
Ly rotes_ ler slater �ver;. fall reeky.
the stack Is all bargalasd for. WM,
milkman, near the M. B. ('bunch,
17b3r.
USIC-MISS SKIMMINGS WILL
resume here•Jssa for Plano and
XmasOe glit.iaa >1rI Jan. two orrr the
_ eassms�rmas e▪ r� n salami-.tlteae
pttaf�17(i7-u.--
aTOld•ltile GE.•
of deos y es( nCsrpss•thaelthe haves,
Tows oft I sisrie� ea Taenia;. >1Nb iasesrl
newt. Perla ADafresst. (booty Clerk,
January, 10. 1611. 1700.
Dentistry.
M xPave 4 SUSSlIkr D�
lt
rich
Auctioneering.
JC. CUE.RIE,THE P1oOPLEE AUC -
, TIONEER. dedertoh, Oat.1TY.
FRANCDI GRAHAM, 11
LIRENSED
reasuiiales of taros
ee
Coltor
Orders lett at tth4114AL will be
.headed to. 1766
Whereas, In order that we, the in-
habitants of Ashfield, in the County of
Huron, should have facilities for ahipping
the products of the farm and forest on
equal terms with other localities;
Arid whereas, Many of our products will
not bear the heavy expense of teaming
to such markets as are now available to
us;
Aral no.rras, A comparatively small ex-
penditure of money would construct a
good commercial harbor at Port Albert.
Therefore be it resolved that this
meetingrespectfully butearnestly ask the
Dominion Government and House of
Commons to assume the harbor at this
place and expend such sums of money
thereon as will make it available for
shipping purposes.
It was moved by Mr. Edward O'Con-
nor, seconded by Mr. John Sullivan that
Whereas, It .till be necessary to furth-
er prosecute, and give effect so the rail-
way resolution moved by J. H. Courtney,
which resolution you have sustained,
It is therefore necessary for that pur-
pose and for the better carrying -out of
the objects of this meeting to a success-
ful issue to appoint a committee.Be it theiefore Resolved that Jas. Ma-
haf y, A. C. Dawkins, Joseph Griffin,
J. H. Courtney, John Whitley and the
mover be appointed s ootnpiittee with
power to meet and tooperatf with other
committees and te open correspondence
with any railway cowilling to
build a railway to this =
Moved by Jas. Quaid, seconded by
Thos. Hawkins, that the Railway Com-
mitteetake charge of the harbor petition
and obtain signatures to the same.
Asea.
Thz thermometer marked 13 degrees
t,elov.w zero hero on Tuesday morning
18th. int.
PooesitTY SoLu.---The hotel hero has
been sold to Mr. Thomas Nicholson, of
Blyth, for $2,250. Mr. N. takes
possession in February. This is the last
parcel of the Robt. Young estate.
Co:eveamseax'r.4-Mrs. Pritchard who
was taken dangerously ill at her father's,
where she went to spend Christmas, has
to far recovered as to be able to come
home on Monday. We hope to see her
:.bout in a few days.
Ooll:aaora Lar. -Mr. Howson and
Mr. peep of the 13th con. Hullett have
let the contracte of new brick houses.
Mr. Bowey of Clinton the mason work,
land Mr. Whitely of Londesborough the
.arpeatcr work in both cases.
Lisburn.
AURORA.
3 leeical.
G. AOKID, M. D., PHYSI-
11. otaa, SMurgeon and �dmels
at Toronto University. 0111se 1dr.
e� A (?amaaea's Bank. Lnoklow. 1Na7
o eiNOIXO st tt,e Bank.
DB" MoLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
Ok7UN, Coroner. lie. Once and Tdsa*.
a. Syme. Street, second door west ofre�iV 1061 to
S est
i1R8. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
1J � moans. Surgeons. aos000hets. bc.
Oeoe d Itr. Sbaanmes residneos, sear the
Jail Goderich. 0. C. $ismer. J. C. Hann. -
TON. nn.-
jkIBENHEAD V, (8UOOE88014
ternary . -to Ilr. Dtt.Oat► .S.set le sial. .
on Seagate Street roar doors east
Hotel. N. B. horses examined as toiso -
ne.•n.
LITE ASSURANCE 0011 AN Y. Wo have
mrd .Meuse t wast your Uabie a
threw. ti 11as your rellabb sad
emelent ecreet In this County, has made
•
prthe
prompt sad aatidactory
Awrsace ee the life of the late James Shostt.
tor $1816. Your company aro to be congratu-
lated epos bevies such an eMdent agent as
Mr. Maasbtg in thl. locality • his advice sad
aid which he gives when needed is oftentltaea
of great help.
HANNAH SHORTT, Kieenrrix.
HENRY Lawman'. Executor.
AMANDUS
l'red t t on, Jan. 11. 1681.
EinitalL
Boycotting still continues, there hav-
ing been no change made yet in the
time of receiving mails, which still con-
tinue to arrive here about 24 hours be-
hind time. This is very aggravating,
particularly at the present time, when
railway syndicates, harbor syndicates,
coercive bills, wire fences and snow
drifts occupy so much the attention of
the general public, I think it is time
some of our public men called the atten-
tion of our representative at Ottawa to
to this disgraceful state of affairs. Our
Municipal Council have not yet acted on
the suggestion of your correspondent
"Aurora,' in shovelling snow -drifts and
making the leading roads pa. ,ible.
They are far too economical for suchen un-
dertakingthigia thu), their economy u
of the N. P. order, and is consequently
retrogressive. In point of fact, their
economical propensities are so strong
that they would rather wade through
mountains of snow, or mud to the axle -
trees, than raise the taxes of the poor
man. It is time that the electors be-
stired themselves and infused some new
life into our municipal Council. We are
living in a progressive age and progress-
ion and impassible roads are not synony-
mous.
As to wire fences, our County Council
have not time to discuss any each salu-
tary measures. That august body are
more interested in discussing official
excursions at the public expense. For
their next odoisl excursion allow me
to suggest for the benefit of their health,
that they try the F.11s or Toronto. The
immense amount of work performed by
that august body while in ...sloe, and
the late hours they have to krep to per-
form that work mud neoesssrily be very
trying to their ooestetion, an dd a run to
Toronto or the Falls, would enable them,
to regain their lost vigor. It would be
so nice, and they 'fluid have such a jolly
time. At Um lad June meeting, all the
tact, eloquence and wire -palling of that
body was used for the purpose of rais-
ing the oouuhattyyas�sessesmnt of suoiseased to the alae di
inwhit* Ln& rspreemtatives at
our _
that kt•saiat allowed meshtaappWing lto the
to take abet without van esaot
Court. If our representatives
do better a .r � June meet's',
(their) aril
we may eesSY.r
ubwme
is gate.-0000asoa.
REVIVAL. --The Bible Christians ail
begin revidal meetings this week. Rev.
T. Broad will conduct them.
CAitt'ALTI111. - - Wo regtwt that Mr.
Joseph Thomann met wit rather a seri-
.,us accident last week when chopping in
Mr. David Campbell's bash. A falling
limb struck him on the heed, inflicting
painful wound& A young man named
Charles Young ale° cut his foot badly
with an axe, while chopping in Mr. Fin-
land's bush.
Twuiawcn. ---At the last regular
anti ng d Lamborn LA* I. 0. O. T.
113,the members present •:t$mWens�
ah_setves ea well Sleammi pleas - with rO-
osnt visit frau Besaailder Lodge. It
was reeolvd that the Loa. bleier a
robe of *sake to theta f o the 7fi
isadly
visit os the evening vet. to Yr.
th. inst.
Vitas d thalami were else p
A. P. Melissa, of Goderteh sad Mr. A.
Porter, of Whom, who sated as chair-
men daring the dehat.. In the manse
.f a month ter Lodge may visit Bea-
.ni:ler for another friendly coated
ratuon*t. -Mv W. 1 � who
has boon in the Flaw pd
arse years. hes oat be
Roderick Township.
New BAs.•.. -Mr. Win. Wise, of the
Bayfield con., is Working preparations
for the erection of a mammoth barn --
100 x 62, with a nine foot wall and sta-
bles beneath.
for Bale or To Let.
Legal.
MOORHOUSE
WISHES
A HARPY NNW YEAR
CAMERON & ROGERS, BARRIS-
ters. Ssolid:tors, and Notaries. W
Ott. OMce,t opposite Royal Rawl. W
1Y. C. Cooler mi. O. C., M. P.. Y. Rogers. P.O.
Drawer, 41"_ 1774
WIagltan.. J.in. et. likfi.
GtARROW & ' LOUD Ol T, BAR-
RISTER.'( A .'ne)& t s chess eke.
Ooderlcb. J. T. (lan_.w, .
FARM FOR SALL
Comprising Lots Nos. 18 and 19. COL 3, la
toe Township of West Wawanoab.
to the late MrCharles McDonald,
NO ear in an. Over thirty ��s�lyere
dThere are over 15 a
woo, aadthe balsam Ceder and PITO ssla
A small !Yams How and • Well are alen
the premises. A goedgoed creek runs throagafve
L. For g aloe-
to JAHes
DULL, Esq., n. MDI. UItttytt-
sv, or to M. W AturoeE,
Gotten, et attalsoe- 17704f.
FOR SALL - A GOOD HORSE,
' harass, sad cutter. Horse good slogIe
r double, and safe for children to drive. Will
be sold separately or together. cheap tor cash.
Apply to K.F. Aa*KTaaxa, & Bros. Fanning
Miil makers. Goderich. 1768 -it.
TO A LL
fle-Oponinj of Schoels.
B. L. DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
Attorney. Solicitor in l'h•noery. Sc.,
Goderich, Ont. 1751.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -AT
Dungannon, It miles from Goderick,
consisting of j of an acre of land. well tenoed•
a frame house, a good well and pump are also
on the premises. The lot has been well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars can
be had from Mr. J. M. R°seHTa, Merchant,
Dungannon. or R. E. Been N. bile P.1700.. t J
SEAGER & MORTON, BA RR IS -
TERM. Rc.. tee.. Ooder(ck sad W IT
to sewer. Jr.. Goderich. J. A. Morton. inn
All the Text Books authorised fur u e
in High. Model stud Public Schools car
te bought CHEAPEST frown
MOOREOUSE.
COPY BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, PENS,
PENCILS, RUBBER, EXERCISE
BOOKS, and every
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. Ocoee -Cerner of West Street
�Square, Sgre, over Georgs Ach1es�'s.
ECAMPION, ATTRNEY -A T-
O
. LAW. Solicitor In Chancery. Convey-
ancer, to AO66oe over Detlor's store, (lode-
Nowesttrr•etreofia4ay ressamount of moan! toloanat
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
H•rrlstet* Solicitors in Chancery, 40,
Goderich and K -Ingham. M. C. Cameron. Q
C.; P. Holt, M. G. Cameron. Goderich. W. E
Macara. Wingham. 1751.
H7J8E, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
corner of Victoria and East stmts. in
the to • •ot Goderiob, for sale cheap, or will be
exchanged for farm property. For particulars
apply to Jas, SMALL/. Architect, office Crabb's
Block or J. C. CURRIE, auctioneer.
TO LET -A BLACKSMITH SHOP
Conveniently situated, being in the im-
mediate vicinity of Mill Hotel and Post Office.
This is a good stand ter horseshoetng and
jobbing. Also a one story frame dwelling
home, and shoe shop. This is • rare chance
for a good Blacksmith and Shoemaker. Apply
at once to I;. J. H. DELOYo, Port Albert, 7(O L
1
ENGAGED.-The trustees of S. S. No.
5 have engaged the services of Mr. Hig- + H EPPARDTON -- FARM FOR
sale 60 acres, 50 scree cleared and well
gins, of Brnoefield, for the current year,
m place of Mr. Davidson, resigned. Mr.
Higgins has lately attending the Elora
High School, and comes well recom-
mended.
THINKS Ol RETURNING. -Mr. Oaks, of
the Maitland con., lately received a let-
ter from his son in Dakota, who stated
that the extreme cold of that State was
such that he could scaroely stand it, and
he almost felt disposed to return to On-
tario.
Naw Houses. -Mr. Henry Cooke, of
the 8th con., intends erecting a good
frame house this year. Mr. John Jen-
kins, of the 14th con., intends erecting
a brink house this year.
Revive', Ssavicxs. - These services
are still being continued at Cole's ap-
pointment. The meetings, night after
night, are largely attended, so much so
that the little church is becoming too
small. The Rev. M•tmrs. Livingston
and Jamieson have charge of the servi-
ces, and must be greatly encouraged by
the good being done.
It with
Parted, ose et the Diddelph
that .11 the peewee who were
to prove bis ami have stare the leek trial
tress killed The n&
where Ferteli ins. Way, es hired
iota, sad Mies Melia iirko slept et their
hoses lashsight, wow on /'.rend; killed
hat . p.gig train .t OIbM.b.y.
644
F171111/1. -Mrs. M. Campbell, who
died at the residence of Mr. John White-
ly, 7th 00n., lad week, was buried in
the Ooderich oemet ry on Saturday, a
very large number attending. Her fune-
ral sermon was probatedCurdy s
church, byRev. lit Ed s. of
Holmeev. -{Now En.
fenced. Brick Cottage 48x90, stone cellar full
sire of house. A large creek nuns through
the lot, no waste land on the creek, A every
fine orchard surrounds the house. Good
and other buildings. Terms very easy. Apply
to R. T. HAvwas, 104 16 Lake Shore Road, tied
borne Township. or to (JARROW ItPROt'D-
FOOT.
SHEPPARDTON.--FORE. WITH
l'oet Office, for sale or to rent, with 1 acre
land. Stock all fresh and good. Will sell on very
easy terms, having other business to attend
to. For further particulars a pil to R. T.
HAY66N,ES. Also 100 acres of band, West half of
Or-
chard, Fraon me Hou e,andastt.D. bleee.toFlft� res
cleared and well fenced. Apply to ORow
t PROUDrO(Yr.
Miscellaneous Qaras.
TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, Ac.
v Once, Crabb's Block. Kingpin aL. Gode-
rich.
odsrich. Plans rood apectflcations Mann correct-
ly. Carpenter's'afptaaterer s and mason's work
measured and v *ed.
School Requisite,
ER. WATSON HOUSE, SIGN
. and Ornamental Painter,. Parlor dow-
eling made a specialty. GRAINING, GILDING,
GLAZING.
Oce, on Galerieb6 Street,opposite 117510
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 6, Con. 8. Township of Colborne, Co.
Huron containing 08 acres 75 of which are
cleared and in a good state of cultivation.
There is a frame House 4048 with collar ander
the whole, kitchen 16x96, wood shed ISx18,
Stable 18x41. for horses, also cow stable I4z4L
There is • well with a never falling spring,
and a goodoung orchard with about 41 trees,
selected. Terms easy. For particulars apply
107430445 WATSON. proprietor. Carlow or to
t i e Roo w 1 aotrotreoT. Goderich.
1
Lsetvas. -The Raw. R. Thomas, of
Clinton, will deliver a lecture oti ` The
Trials sad Tneaspk of Protestantism,"
to -sight in the Btbl• Christian church,
in ibis place. Admission 10 cents.
Tow4wQt Oot if7It. -- This Council
mN here ea Yaadsy last and appointed
J. sad J. R Holmes, .< flim
yes, for last ears' s000aats.
Willhas wake&.:: el the Kb con. , was
eppsiMtr, rear,
OosesrosL Jsa. 111 Ult.
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II
• ffisi sus Nrwf •awes'- II15 5
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=: lene•skeab 0 A N
per pe..tisk - >!i of 11
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUA-
lJ hale Farm in the Township of Colborne.
STRATFORD BINDERY -ESTAB-
LISHED 1865. This establishment is chiefly
devoted to job and library work. espect/Altto
those unique and economical baltcalf and mor-
rocoo styles. In all cases the bad of stook and
workmanship with strength and beauty ocm-
bined. Btndet7 ovcrJohnDutton'sdrug store.
OFAROE STONE.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
NON.-This gntclaes hotel has rece&W
been refitted and improved sons to furnish the
best pomible accommodation to the travelling
public. Good liquors and choice •lands a
sPecialhand,excellent ' and attentive An sbing and sheds, on the
premises. Tilos. !•IMrLt5, t'toprtetor. 1761.
Loans ane 3nsurancc.
e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
%D CAMERON, HOLT it CAMERON,(lode-
rich.
STATE TOLEND
flavorable.AON Rgpply to B.
L.
DOYLE, Ooderich
dp 50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
',IV on good Farm or first -elms Towa PeeiOrty
at 8 per cent. Apply to R. RADCI1i1E ITSI
ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to snit borrowers at a to 7 per
cent. Private fund.. Apply to IMAGER and
MORTON. Goderich.
Pursuant teas order of the Court of Chan-
0ery made is • °erten' cause or matter otJobn
James Campbell. an Infant under the age of
twentyone 7esn, dated the W. Day of Febru-
ary. A. D.. 056, there will be sold by Punic
AUcrtoW, with the approbatbo of Henry
Msonersett, Esq. Master of the said Court
at Gedsrloh. by Jolt* C. Cele, AncIloneer,
at Ws A mart, at the Town of
Dederick en
Ifeeeeeq, 6* Ray of hlrwary. A. a.. 1551,
at I4 *Week eeR the following the �y vis:
wWsi0srs west J$ No. ot Toon5p d 0001-
..oras, in the Oet aV of Hates, ooat.lahtg6
LeaSa, mere er ism,
Ibis l.Heated ea the Orsysl
t*00 town ;
about a merle stem the7.11°
1 las
mti5ya�
iii. eeaad IaigmOM
pmt+ e1ie ea the had toeand ewe yeerli �aowed d•
two
is sera
0ei`PI"
'l"" nay tte'tsamr►M
M e( the w OOvrM
i en of
'hers. 1 .
are
ARE OFFERED AT THh
LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES FOR CASH
at Moorhouse's.
N. B. -THIS IS THE OLDEST,
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST BOOK
STORE WEST OF TORONTO -W.'
TA BUSHED 1852.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reasonable rates of interest
and on terms to salt borrowers. Address
JAMES STEWART. Billiard P. O. 1751.
(Sid. i H NAODER91 st 1,
GARROW E rno17I011AOR HORTON.
aeaiere. *+.Bross Oedarl.k fess. M
MONEY TO LEND. --A LARGE
amount of Private reads for investment
tat lowest
e DARROW t PROfi OUDJ'JOOT. llIertgaree- Amy
MONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
DA Landed Credit Company, Termite--
JotrI LAING Barrie. Ise., Preeldent. Money
Is lent by this Ooepaay to IndividualAyo�
the twee system as to mtiaiolpp*�lpes
�pti.�and
for Circulars. HUGH HAMILTON,
Agent, Goderich.
BLANK BOOKS
A complete ,assortment of every di,-
cription of -
BLANK BOOKS,
DAY BOOKS,
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
MEM- BOOKS,
INDICES, &c.
4k20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEWD
Iter on Mo and Teem at
t eWoaa
chart. Mortgagee reaoset abbe.
N. ft -Renewer,
Cwer,au ag
N. B.- era halals sconey to ons da
tt title 1. satb6Otery.-DAVISON & JOHN-
STON. Hammers, /cc.. deaeHab. 1761
RRADCLIFFS, FIRE, MARINE,
. LIN ..dII lasaranoe
Apse �t
wlr OawAs•=earsipt- '
be Ina/ as desires 1. o.
w -
g, �iihp stalni lgy's kiook. aodert
Ost. 17s1
5
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INSURANCE CARD
Also a full stock of
Po1e1 Diva
For 1881. at greatly redu cod
rater
RR111514 Mee CO'Y. Tamara Iist.41hsd
1116.
PH Eslalitmibie MT et Lama. t�giasd+-
SAtTII�pAD Ills, 00'T. et gsarrre.n. Coen.
the est ra chi by HNaORAOE HOR I'Of•f u
p�d,�.OAIf AAS �Tftt�tL �T.
7 M 1 pM O.si�ac ays werteaaexte.urity frees
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LI BRARIES.
A fresh assortment of Books,
specially 'elected and adapted for
circulation in Sunday Schools
A liberal discount &Jewett according t
amount of pnr iuse
Call end ties samples and get one
tion at
Gedsriek, Dec St, talo