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FRANCIS SMEETH,
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OOD1:81O8 HIGH SCHOOL.
esteem teem tae teems .f Iaspeet r mar -
nag A Mitt state .f Eaacteney
•mosrved.
The following from the report of le-
epector Marling to the Educational De-
partment, anent the Goderich High
School, is a high tribute to the success
of the institution, and the efficiency
work performed by the Head Master
and his assistants:
AcoommoturioNa.-The premises are
in good condition. No change to note
sine last inspeeti n.
EQelrmcslr•r. -There is a sufficient sup- Fiu -On Monday morning about 1
ply of material. About 150 volumes in a. m., a fire broke out in the dwelling of
the reference Library. Mr. John Welsh, Queen street, com-
OROANIZATION. - Separate Board. pletely -oonsuming it. Although the
There are 3 Lower School Forms, and engine was quickly on the ground it was
one in the upper School. One third are too far advanced to save it, but did the
non-residents. Nineteen have taught. usual good service of preventing the
Thirteen have biassed the July interned- fire from spreading. We understand the
iste. Six obtained III class certificates. loss isfully covered by insurance. Cause
Three matriculated in the University otthe fire at present unknown.
Junior Matriculation. One at Senior
hlatriculation. One Matriculated Vic- Port Albeit.
toria University, all took honors, one, a
double ecolarship, one passed the exam-
ination Surveying, one the second year
in Knox College, one preparing for
year or seuior Matriculation one for
Junior Matriculation Toronto, one for
Victoria University in September. Two
for the medical Council in Apra Town
pays $1900 to the High SehooL No
tees, no reports, no prizes. A vigorous
Literary Society.
Rammucs..-I invite attention to the
good work this school is doing in pre-
paring pupils for the University, and to
the distinctions many of them gain there-
at. The improved status ..f the Gode-
rich High School is a proof, if any were
needed, of the stimulus imparted by the
Intermediate examination; wbether a
healthy stimulus in all respects is a fair
question for consideration. The master
complains that they are too much exam-
ined, but I think it does them good.
THE.HURON SIGNAL, FR11h' , Ir` 13RUARY• 11, 1881.
Mr. John Walters, one of our more
esteemed chisels, left here on S.turda
for the Black Hills. Hu ,)ally face mad
pleasant voice will be inured.
JAtrtetay tame . A numbered land*
have made their appuaraow is 4Mr farm
yarda Syme were born da
Ratter eat*. The Oederieh etMge4s*11
know where to outer for their Mealier
supply.; •
1.
James Wright, furauerly &nisi/int P.
M., in this plume, but now of Toronto, is
in 1t"own fur a few days, visiting frie.da
Mr. Peter Welsh, •ot Nebraaka, for-
merly of this section, has been here for a
few days past, His .Q{ is good,
and his account of the ouuntry rather
flattering. He left ler his home on
Tuesday.
The partnership of T. & J. Watson,
carriage builders, has been dimelved, T.
Watson, retirinpb. The business will
hereafter be carred on by Messrs. Wat-
son • A Brooks. Both being practical
workmen, they will no doubt command
a large trade.
A letter has been received, signed by
"Geordie," but as the writer does not
give the editor his real name, we cannot
publish it. We want it to be distinctly
understood that no communication can
appear in Tan SIONAL unless we know
the name of the author. If ''Geordie"
would have his lucubration appear, we
must have his real name. We do not
want it for publication, but as a guaran-
tee of good faith.
...r.......6.7.10.14-4-
Is. sn.ipuhmt *mists on marling, is
which we , , s well-known author-
ity, the New York Honed rem rks that
curling has a dutinie UOuirawiaiure tel
MR own, many ..f thk menus used betmg
evidently of Tuutouls, Gallic sir hoendr
simian conies, such se "brough," "bun-
ker, "bunspiel, ' "otatu it, "Jolly, '
"thwack,' "skip,'* "hack." &. ; bet
whim the game is played there .s
tkiw no duubt gameasustiooa:ly ul
the Lingua/re used OM eneueryg.aeui.t or
directive of the Metro by the Eke*,me
American as wellatiereutorm otero utas
ing Soutanien woad* if they Lad n..
jaunted for a while enema the "eeetht r
hills" of mild' Few games an
more delightful t} the curler a aeon
during the atm
et severe winter
weather, and the ruoullectNen .u• h
gays, with {.heir mefaories of battle and
victory, and peelers, the ieeptraoou al-
so of the festive gathering when the
spiel is over, has prcewptet w•ny a tem
poet curler to sing >p homer of his lured
pastime, and many pleasant ditties are
the results of such twpitation. Thew is
no mutual admiration about curling, as
All its legislation and practice are ter
"the greatest good to the greetest ns. .•
bel." All distinction ce num of weed*
position vanish before the all absorb.mg
interest of the game. Tee best curler ..
most emphatically the best non on the
ice, be he in broadcloth or homespun,
and many amusing scenes have taker
place is ounateuunce, the winieter boiog
asked by his sexton, after a eareleas pie • ,
"What's wrang wi' ea, mon? I.'re
throuj1h a' ide, rvsrin , ragiu' altoes-
ther.' And the laird has been ordered
by his gardener to ''tut playa nice cantly
shot to my broom; dna ye play ewer
strong, and we'll pop ye up;" or to
"chap an egg there, and no dee
the port." If you cannot curl teen
at curling you are nobody, n••
matter how long your pedigree or your
purse. Twenty rinks have played on
the Central Park lake at ane time. con-
sisting of eight men each -160 wen in
all -and then the welkin would ring
with the boom of the stones and the
cheering cries of the skips. With the
skip rests the principal direction of the
game, and to be proficient its must out
only be a gond player, but s cool, cletr-
esaded director, with good balance as to
temper -not too easily elated by a good
shot or depressed by a bad one. An on-
looker ea somewhat puzzled by the di-
rection given, and may hear such as
"Be canny, nom;" "Tak ye're well o't;'
"Fill the port;" "A tee high shot;"
"Tak' an inwick afi this ane;" Break an
egg on this ane;" "Play to me broom"
"Soup, soop, bring him up; "Ye're
roarin', Geordie, mon," all in the broad-
est Doric, by many who never were with-
in sight of the "land of brown headland
shaggy wood."
Peet.LuAa AND PAINrvL ACl'IDF_' r. -
On Monday afternoon while attending
to the spite driver, Mr. Wm. Vrooman
met with a painful accident He was
chopping the ice, for the next pile, and
was standing over the rope, when the
hook fastening the rope to the block
broke, throwing the rope violently up-
ward. The man was caught between the
legs, and flung upwards against a
ladder, upon which he caught, and held
there until he was helped down. Mr.
Vrooman was badly cut in the head, and
his groin was Painfully injured. His
esdape from fatal injuries was wonder-
ful.
Tse-MRsnNo. - Tho Presbyterian
Church Social at this place on Wednesday
even'g, 2nd inst., was an undoubted Chief Joseph, of the Iroquois, died
financial, intellectual, and gastronomic suddenly at Caughnawaga on Monday.
success. Rev. Mr. Leitch, pastor of He only recently finished a translation
congregation, was particularly happy as of the Testament into Iroquois. His
chairman -Rev. Mr. Roes, of Goderich, friends are determined to have a port
was the first speaker introduced. He mortera-
was frequently applauded, and concluded
an entertaining and instructive address
by urging the people to shun bar rooms
and their teeccompanying evils, The
speech was Illustrated with numerous
anecdotes; and the rev. gentleman re-
sumed his seat amid loud applause. Mr.
Williams, of Leeburn, was billed for a
readia4, suppoeed to be humorous. It
was soda -water without the pop, neither
the matter, nor the mode of delivery,
but only its brevity, was commendable.
Rev. Mr. Carrie, of Dungannon, met
with'* very warm reception. His theme
was "Success." He said that every one
is fitted by nature for some occupation,
and if they can decide what that occupa-
tion is to be, and concentrate their ener-
gies nIxoneit, success will be assured.
Thera are a few individuals, however,
naturally fitted for many occupationsand
succeed in them too. There are persons
of both sexes who can, as they say, turn
their hands to almost anything -do not
like to be idle. They are the very ones
most likely to succeed in life. There are
individuals of the softer sex who can
make bonnets, dresses, pies, puddings
and cakes. They can patch, darn, knit,
toast, stew and fry -they can nuke but-
ter and cheese, milk cows, feed chickens
and hoe corn -they can sweep out the
kitchen, put the parlor into rights, make
beds, split wood, kindle fires, wash and
iron, and take care of their lovers -they
are remarkably fond of babies, and scold
on Monday's and Saturdays (these 1 be-
lieve are washing days), and in fact se
any other time. There are others of tho
harder sex who can do a great many
things ----they can work a farmmilk cows
and make tea -they chop woo,d, feed the
cattle, and sew on buttons- -they can
drive oxen, tend hones, and put
a patch on the elbow of a coat
They con churn milk, brew beer, and
make pencak(s. They can talk politics,
criticise sermons, and rock the cradle.
gentlemen from Clinton. They are very fond of their sisters, if they
Feints Some -The Holmes farm, on have any, and if they haven't, they are
the Maitland con., consisting of 107 remarkably fond of somebody else's sir
acres, has been sold for the sum of $5,000 ter. 11 they are married they can stay
to Mr. John Baker. There are 87 acres at home with their wives, and if they
cleared, and the land is first-class, but are not married they can drive round
has not been thoroughly worked of late their sweethearts, and not make fools of
years. Mr. James Baker of the llth themselves in doing so. The audience
con. has sold his farni to Mr. .Teptha were enthnsiestic in their praise of Mr.
Holland, for the ■um of $4,200. Mr. Carrie and his speech.
Baker has some intention of visiting the • Mr. Mehaffy also gave a brief but in -
north -west territory. teresting &ideate.
During the evening a number of pieces
were rendered by the chair. which
were well received by the audience. Af-
ter the customary votes of thanks, the
meeting was dismissed by Rev. Mr. Car-
rie. -Com
Colborne.
STILL AREAD.-A correspondent for
one of our local pars a pears quite
elated over tfie fact that Hullett town-
ship was ahead in the way of tax-oollect-
ing, but we have much pleasure in stat-
ing that Mr. Will Vanstone, collector
fur the township of Colborne, had every
cent of taxes collected before 24th of
December, which is the time specified
by law when all taxes should be paid
into the treasury.
Lean=
rtapreaeatstivea of the oldeu time, the
am- .mai person *duetted meesurii( D
fee, 11 dueler* iu height. Of the ladles
atony are said W suit their towering
veneers admirably in height and sire.
ut e.
le thwacks, on Mender. Jan, we
the wife of Mr. Malcolm Wa1Lwe or •
daughter.
MAIr.Red.
Niels. ninth On immix_ the MO, at the
rm.donoe of the nettle's father. by the Ret
R. W. Label. Mr. Jobe fink to WM Mei-
sane Am Smith, all of Wert wawanush
Nlvleettr Watkar•lHy tie mune > wathe >sopod
qp te Mlss L Welker. all of
Weal Wawasosh.
Cowen - Whiten On the 11th Inst et the Nei.
se,,...4 Uwbrtde's fatter. by the Rev. 1tr.
W Hearns. Ms. Mauves Joao, Ors. of Nile.
toSarahMem Sarah rte McIntyre. daugh-
ter of kr. Naha Mo2W re, Sanford
Mr.
Tob n Is press, un Thursday morning.
Mrs. Jaime Poeta aged 0 Ton.
re .r. 1s Walt..*, a I+lu.4&$. 455. riot,
• eaten in, lei. D., of ptlon, to his
h oar.
day of r eh, at the resident* of i
r ad mother. MSproul, Mr- lases iv -
She People's Qolulnn-.
,:ti.► IeZJKEK WAIitTED7
yF Wanted a seed man to run • wagon
p w -ruled" In ossasutei with a black-
es.....M.p melee ties fie., *bete la • geed
i.Idlat and Iota of week. Also wanted •
net clam bIa. ksm,th tor ) lit work. April
;t t m 47 Brussels P O 17734
usoo .. ,: .
OtleE. -DR SHANNON HAV-
OC., PLACID IN MY HANDS 11031
JL11o.a W book a wuaate. mad promisor,
suers. nue him up to Jan 101. 1 must reqa.st
Lint alt pern..us au indebted would call aeon
me at ones. and .etU0. ot► wtr roes. wW be
oi,urred. i will be is lJr H. ban eons oeoe
from tea a. a. to4p.m.
177x JAM J. McMATH. •
CE.- HAVING JUST FILLED MY
toe hoose with Dome beautiful dear los. I
invite the public to examine my stook, sad
eros nay rates tor summer delivery. Call early.
before the stock is all bsrtalaed for. We.
MoO Ami milkman, sear the M. R.. b,
Mee
a
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IfIW
esoere
rice
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H&ON 8131,01[ Dillf-
er re''g4•.
77KNIGHT, PRACTICAL Haar
• MR sad Hobdressert, ybrie to resume
bks a the erWl.' e o mutt _ I' and
oma
Feta a •r e e and
ease be fo u hie i harini Parlor. m
the Poet Odin. Ooderlooli 1753
V(USiC- MISS SKIMMINGS WILL
IX& rectum herdlam to moble for Piaao and
Cabinet Organ. on Maida(. Yd Jan. after the
Xmas Vration. Vaosaeies for two or three
pulite:Lenin :s per q _tarter is advance.
Inth Dee.
TEMP&RA>,r•E. -At the last regular
meeting of the Leeburn lodge I. O. G T.
213. The following officers were install-
ed for the ensuing quarter. Bro. S. B.
Williams, W. C. T.; His. M. A. Mac -
Manus, W. V. T.; Bro. W. H. Aboin,
W. S.; Bro. Henry Horton, W. F. S.;
Bro. John Linklater, W. T.; Bre. W.
H. Clutton, W. M.; Sis. E. Burke, W.
D. M. Sis. L. Lang, W. I. 0.; Bro. S.
J. Knuckle, W. 0. G.; Bro. D. Cum-
ming, W. C. ; Si.t. M. Clutton, W. B. H.
S.; Sia Martha Maceianus, W. L. N.
ti.; Bro. T. H. glutton, P. W. C. T.;
Bro. S. J. Knuckle, was appointed care-
taker of the lull, for the quarter. The
Ledge meets every Friday evening.
Ootierloh Township.
FARM BOUGHT. -Mr. Geo. Green, of
t his township, has bought the farm of
Mr. Geis. Hanley, on the Bayfield con.,
consisting of 104 acres, for the sum of
5,,400.
FaaAK or NATURE. --A cow belonging
t ) Mr. 0. Gree -n, of the hayfield con., is
now carrying her thir•eealf, and is only
three years old. This is something very
unsual indeed.
New eel:M a. -The people connected
with the Methodist Church at Taylor's
corners, contemplate the erection cif a
new brick church a little east of their
present building. They need a new one
badly, and are well able to erect one.
RrvIvALSaRVICE6.-e-The special tten•i-
ces at Cole's appointment are still being
continued and meeting with success.
Both ntinidtere--Rev. Messrs. Living-
stone and Jamieson -have been working
assiduously. The former, upon medical
advice. has been resting for a few days,
and his place has been hllexd by several
Mr. Carlyle's relatives have declined
the proposal to inter the remain m
Westminster Abbey, inasmuch as the
deceased ex reseed s strong wish to be
buried beside his wife.
For Sale or to Let.
1luctioneering.
e, C. CURRIE,T1131 !VO -
• TIOII UM. 6Msel' '. east newts-tom-
e,
HG, IIACKID, II. D.. PHYSI-
I. elan, Surgeon lead A000ucbes. (tradsale
of Toronto University. boor opposite ('areer-
rus &, Cameenquiron ss the 8, Bank. 171115). if not in
DR. MoLEAN, PHYSICIAN. SUR-
01LON. Owner. a :n. Oise Lad m endeme
es Brume Street, mooed door west of v t1
Street.
DRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
PtyNolass, 8urteees. Aowsehera te.
OOoe at Dr. Sbaaaon'e resideaoe. near the
Jail, Goderich. O. C. SHANNON. J. U. HAMIL-
TON 1751.
AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR
re• to Ill. Demme Graduate of Ontario Ve-
terinary(oneee. Moe. stmblessndresiden.•e.
Oe Newest* ttttese tour .toms eon 0/converse
HotoL N. 11.-Hente examined ue to mound•
1751.
TUB* PM BALE.
Comprising loots Nos 18 and 19, Con. 3, in
the Tow& hip of West Weinman. belonging
the e late Mr. Charles McDo old. ooataintag
IM Acs..511 in an. ' Over thirty scree are
wood. aadThere are t5' baiasee 'eedarlb raand Pike bgood ush.
A .mail Frame House and a Well are also oe
the premise& Aogood oreek runs through the
term. For Mats *ppb to JAnra TRIM -
ROLL. Keq =mild=
or to Mrs. W ARRocE.
Oodor
doh or at Cornea.
1173 -fl:
aea
Legal.
CAMERON .t ROGERS, BARRIS-
terraa,, sette!tor'. and Notaries, Winghant,
Ont. OM.r^e opptane Royal Hotel. W ingbnm.
M. C. Cameron. Q. ,'.. M. P., F. Pugere. P.O.
Drawer, 212.
Wiseman. Jen. /P. MR. 171E
VALSINTINS
Just upload out an entirely
- New Sjtock-•-tr
Of
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ARROW a 1'ROUDFOOIT. BAR-
RISTERS. etturneya,llc . etc..
G.destob. J. T. °arrow. W
L'OR SALE. - A GOOD HORSE,
ee hareem and ratter. Horse good static
r double. and este for children to drive. Will
be sold aep.rately or together. obese for cash.
Apply to 11GG.. F. Asm[RTwoxa. & Bros. relining
KM Kmakers, (oderic
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -AT
Dungannon. 11 miles from Goderloh.
BL DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
. Attorney, Solicitor in Chutney. kc.,
Osdeetoh. Oat
000eiUnr of 1 of an sore et land, well fen=
on the premises. The hot has n well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars cam
be had from Mr. J. K. ROBERTS, Merchant,
Dungannon, or R. E. BROWN. Nlle P. O.
176741.
home, frame hoe, a good wetland pump are
V& teatime at price varying fn ea le
to $1 each at
MOORSOTlSE'S.
ReOpeuill ofScliools.
SEAOER & MORTON, B A R R 18 -
TERB, Rc., Lo., Goderich and WImmebsm•
0. Beeler. Jr.. Oodertoh. J. A. Morton, 17lilrg-
bam.
A party of fifteen skaters started from
Oakville and went fully fifteen miles in a
direct line to Port Dalhousie, which
place they could pleinly see, when they
returned all safe. This is something
that has not been known by the oldest
inhabitant
Mr. John Hawley of Napartee, one of
the veterans of 1812, died Monday in
the 88th year of he age. We was a Most
exemplary man, and a staunch member
of the Wesleyan Methodist Church for
upwards of seventy years.
Rev. Principal McVicar, L. L. P.,
formerly of Guelph, and now of Mon -
heal Presbyterian College, has just re-
ceived the diploma of the Athenee Orien-
tal of Paris, having been unaninerusly
elected a member of that Society.
A startling calamity occurred at Buffa-
lo on Tuesday the roof of the Central
Reilway depot collapsing under the
weight of snow and, burying beneath it a
Lake Shore train loaded with passer -
germ, besides an unknown number of
others who were standing in the depot.
Those on the train were protected by
the cars, but the others were frightfully
mutilated. Four bodies hale beer. re-
covered from the ruins.
The inauguration of Oencrat Garfield
promises to be a magnificent one.
Eight thousand tickets for the ball have
been issued. The escort of the Presi-
dent-elect will consist of 20,000 militia
and fourteen companies of regular troops
and marines. Previous to the ball, a re-
ception will be held in the Museum
Building by General and Mrs. Garfield,
President and Mrs. Hayes and General
and Mrs. Grant, General Hancock is ax-
ppe cted to take part in the recepti0h.
General Sherman will be grand marshal
of the parade antennae the presentations
at the reception.
LaAVINo. Mr. James Sheppard; who
has resided on the 9th cin. for the pest
forty-five soars, left this week for his
son -in-laws farm Mr. (deo. Dale, Hul-
lett where he will remain for • couple
of weeks prior too removing to the State
of Iowa Mr. Sheppard is almost the ('inns Farrar, in closing hiss.nnon wt
last remaining settler of that line: he Mwrgarot'a, Westminister, ton w re
.tutee that during his long rw.icie rice hen I cent Kunday spud : -"Whenever you do
he never had five omits worth of any • I • Imola domed sad have the nnnggo nuto
thin stolen from him, sltboiglh all suite my, 'It a wring and I for one usagewillFluive
of tricks have been played upon him, at nothing to do with it,' whenever yon
different times. comp in enntwd with s low unchristian
Aovairetes wenn a Woer Mr. .Tau standard. ora bed, unworthy habit and
Cor, formerly of this township, but late are men pmm..Mgh first to use to ans-
a resident rd Makers, when returning climb to it and them tae do your hast to
home the other evening. from having • overthrow it, ynu are • prophet, and by
stroll on the plain., was 'tartlet' by the attire' thee you can help to improve the
of a large we,e close to his mnrelnclement ilei lone the morel
osis. Jim biting of gone metal turned standwre of the world. Your worts and
and gsve battle; the radii weapon he had deede will breathe like fresh wind thrnngh
was • revolver. Hy using that freely he the perfumed one pullnted. attune
ceased the monster to take another nod phew of society Re brave, be just, he
IN ell pleseod that the struggle was and truthful and homed to the heart's tore
rel he made the beet of Ins way home, and so serve your iwnther man. your I•'.
not wanting to have ono emcee N do. thew (trees and year
t(•viour t e Lord
with marine *cif lee.. Ru Chriet
A reporter of the Cieveian(i t.••uo%rr
was travelling by rail in ' Dakota during
the recent cold snap. This. he says, is
what the engineer wore: Ore red woollen
wrapper, heavy quality; one white deo!
len wrapper, heavy quality; one sten
shirt, clew and warm, one red woollen
wrapper, heavy quality; one red woollen
undershirt, heavy quality; 'one blue
Mackinaw blouse, very heavy; five pairs
of heavy flannel drawers, orae pair of
Mackinaw „breeches, two pairs of heavy
woollen stockings, one pair of German
socks, one pair of arctic', one heavy fur
ape two pairs of warm lined gloves. one
pair of mittens for outdoor emerge.ctes.
The marriage of Prime William 014
Preemie is to take place on February 20th
and will penbably I+e succeeded by a wed
ding trip on board the royal 'etch Holten
motion'. For the Shreve Tuesday hall,
which is to ekes the wedding festivities
at court, a quadrille of fifty couples is be
Ing pr.etierrl in the arhkecrstie dreier .d
the capital. ladles and gentlemen tak
ing part in the dame are tie wear the tee
tame of the period of Frederick Willem
1 The gentlemen who are te imper
senate the giant grenenliors c -i the ani
diet king will learnt ed in the ancient
rest ler* uniform of the Premien guards.
with voters, angwrlosf Imitates, and cern-
barrow. leather sewer and beth. The
gentlemen seleeeed SI, ail o& es in the
present Fent guards. std net ettseopthy
•
All the Text Books authorised fur use
in High. Mudrl51141 PVblic School can
he bought CHEAPE.ST from
( MAIAOMSON, BARRISTER AND
►J• Solicitor. Moe -Corner of West Street
sad Market Square, over George Acheson's.
Godertcb. 1751.
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAw, Solicitor in Chancery. Convey-
amuler, te. Oder over DMJorb store, Gode-
rich, bat Any amount of money to loan at
lowest rates of Interest. 1751-y.
M00RH0USE.
COPY BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, PENS
PENCILS, RUBBER, EXERCISE
„BOOKS, and every
('IAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
1 1 Harrbtere, Solicitors in Chancery. Rc.,
Ooieriohand Wiagham- M. C. Cameron. 9.
C.; P. Holt. M. G. Cameron. Goderich. W. h.
Kamm W inghans, 1751,
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
let corner of victoria and Bast suets. in
tho town of Goderich, for sale chFeap, or wWbe
exuhaaged for farm property
apply to JAs, HwAru. Archlt-Nlt, office Crabb's
Block. or J. C. Guam's, auctioneer.
rI10 LET -A BLACraeleeITLIL SHOP
1 Conveniently dtnatid, hong In the Im-
ter.11ate vicinity of kt111• Men sad Post Office.
This is a good stand for hoteeshoeing and
jobbing. Also a opne story frame dwelling
Unite. good
shoe
Blac shop.
and 'shoemaker. is yre chance
for a of once to R. J. H. I)a .owo, Pert Albert, Ont.
SHEPPARDTON- FARM FOR
sale 00 acres, 50 soros cleared and well
fenced. Brick Cottage Mx30, stone oeUar full
Mee of bowie. A large creek run' through
the lot., no waste land on the crock. A very
line orchardurrounds the house. Good barn
and other balding.. Terms very easy. Apply
to it. T. 11ATNEts, IOC le take Shore
borne Township, or to Oapaow PROUD.
F0OT._
3fiscellaneous Sams.
School Requisite,
JAPES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
Moe, Crabb's Bock. Kingston st., Gode-
rich. Plans and drawn correct-
ly. Carpeater's' 's and mason's work
measured and tied.
HEPPARDTON. - -STORE, WITH
ke Poet Orem, for pain or to rent, with p acre
Land. Bloc: all freahoedgood. Will sell on very
easy terms, having other business to attend
to. For fertber particulars app 7
HAYNNe. Also 100 acres of len Wt alt of
Iut 5, on the 3rd con., E. 1 i. Ash eld. Good Or
chart, Frame House, and a stable. Fifty Gores
cleared and well fenced. Apply 'to Gok1Niw
&Pao: D •e Dor. 74M
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Lo: 6, Cor. 8, Township bt Colborne, C.O.
Hums, containing 9S acro 75 of which are
cleared and In a good state of cultfwation.
There*. a triune House 90828 with cellar ender
thn whole, kitchen 16x20, wood shed 10x28,
stable ISr9S, for horses. elm cow feeble 14x24.
There le a well with a never failing sprint.
and a young orchard with about 40 tray,
adwstoU. Terns easy. For partieularc apply
to TttollA* WATSON, proprietor. Carlow or to
()ARROW & PUOUDr(or. Goderich.
1758.
le L` . R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
iJ• and Ornamental Palmier,. Parlordeoor-
aUag made a specialty. OaaretKO. GILDING,
Mamma. Shop on North Street. opposite the
Registry OOee, Goderich. 1751
QTRATFORD BINDERY-ESTAB-
LISH ED 18M. Th is establishment is chiefly
devoted to Job and library work. enpeciaUyto
these unique and erunomicelhalfcalf and mor -
r0000 styles. In all casae the best of stock and
workmanship. with strei.tb end beauty com-
bined. Bindery over John Dettun'edrug store.
GEORGE 'eT NE.
I)TJRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
11 THIS COURT OF CHANCERY, MADE
Int -,e matter of tho Estate of Allan Me.Konde,
and in the matter of Ka bemia Ann McKen-
zie and others, the creditors of Allan McKen-
sie,late of the Tovneship of Ashfield, in the
County of Huron, who tited on or about the
month of lune 1378. are en or before the
day of Marek D. tate, to send by
prim ppre•pelld. to D• 1,. Do,le, the solkotar of
the said Euphemla Ann Moton:le •ndtithere.
infanta of the laid deoe.sued, their Christian
and PO manna 'Odreases and descripption, the
full particulars of their claims, a statement of
their accounts, and the nature of theasetrlUes
(If any) held by theca; or 1n default thereof
they will be peremptoribenn'li ded from the,
honeRt of the said osier.
Every ..redltot holding any security la to
prodnoe the same before me atm chambers
at
Goderich on the twelfth day off March, A.
D. 1811. et tea o'clock in the forenoon being the
time appointed ter sdJ i4'caUon on the claims.
Dated- this 7th clay of i'ebr•aarv, 1891,
S;auM at , OOoderb4.
1773-tr.
fileliMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
v NON. flit flrstclam hotel. has recently
been reattod and Improved lose to tarnish the
beet possible leo eommodation to the travelling
pubic. Good liquors and choice vWds a
spedi•lity. An attentive tett -r always on
hand, and excellent stebttng and sheds; on the
premises. Tlire . saner.. 5. Proprietor. Mr.
Loans anD Insurance.
ARE OFFERED AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE L
PRICES FOR CASH
at toorhouse's.
N. B. -THIS IS TEE OLDEST.
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST BOOK
STORE WEST OF TORONTO -ES-
TABLISHED BLISHED 1852.
Qs 500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
VD (:A114P.ON. HOLT t CAMERON, Gode-
rich. 1750.
IP X EC ITTOR'S NOTICE.
rJ
in the matter of the estate of Mtchavi An
drew. We of the Tows of (Iodation, In the
County of Huron. (Isstlemar.. deoeSeeI
*tier is bervilliy giver pn
nteant. to the Re.
viand
Mar of Gsmta t Chapter let, that the
carditers et the late Michael Andrew. of MA
Town et Ooderieh. elodsrinh P. O.! to the
Conner of Hume. wlro died on or abpat
the
rwestyrebrth day of November, DDD
ereD. Ifdl S e flit00. piUe r1y a rid e-
e-
ndow °adenine lt. O. t ,p eettesew etil Let
will and treatament of midAir
drew their C-hrUNan and WITIIMMINIL.ddt's 5
in anti desrrlr plias the fee psetleal.s of
their mime. le of their worm bmid
the *stew'. of the sewn, Of as. held by
Wen
and ti►t on and after tee mid fifteenth day d
Kar* -h the assets of the denoted ertil 1.. Me-'
air ng et1b.yepartiesthe s etnmasd
net is s M^o been reeMvee. sad tlr 004
diem nt . i met
be mimer so minas
d►strlhutnd. R any pat's
whoa. Milne than net have
the meld endear at the tensile*
eon of the Ifatils.e.ta or anytheweud. as
t b'iws rn TO ARROW t PROUD11IOT,
erne leo leiter' ler AaNinterr
ei75,000 TO LEND ON RE A L E 8-
tP TATE. Terme favorable. Apply tot B. L.
toh.
DOYLE, Ooder
4k50,000 PRIVATE it UNDS TO LEND
ele on good Farm or Met -clam Town Property
at 8 por Gent Amity to R. RADCLIFF'E. 1751
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
aatpant to suit borrowers at 61 to 7 per
cent. Yrtr•te funds. Apply to Seamen and
Monroe, Ooderlob.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reasonable rates of interest
and on terms to suit borrowers. Address
Js.n s STEWAwr, Sslttord P. O. fide.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for investment
at 'owlet rotes on first clans Mortgages. Apply
to (IARROW & PROUDFOOT.
MONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA
DA Faded Credit Company, Toronto --
Join LAING MANIA. RUa, President. Money
is lent by ebb Company to Individuals upon
the same .Teem .s to monteipalldes. -Send
for Circulars. HUGH HAMILTON, C. L.
Meat, Goderich. 1761
a20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
Me on Farm and Tow. Prdperty at lowest In
no Cemmleeion
merest , (ort on Mortgagee yao ng porthatted, reasonable.
N. H Borrowers cm obialq meneey to one die
if title in saUaf a*A'y. -DAVISON R JOHN-
STON, Barristers, are., Oodstiok. 1761
BLANK BOOKS
A complete assortment of every die-
cription of
BLANK 13001es.
DAY BOOKS.
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS;
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS.
MEM. BOOKS,
INDICES, &c
RRADCLIFFE, FIRR, MARINE,
. Life and Aooldest Iawrasce Agent'
i mpre.esttwg aret-olsseoomptnles. Also agent
ger use OANAD& larva Bence IersVaawa. 00.
Kenai to led a Morysge, either In Tows oe
Fans peeperttf la aq/ was to salt the borrow-
er. Bare block, Ood ,
INIIITRANCI CAZD.
Ala. (101f.
PWIMMIINS.'MoY, of Lw
owne1Rtitlawd3- .
BARrFORD d1t0110 . at Rawnvmn. Cru.
ibooblislo
Rinks teem in the abevelirshotas.Ofet-.c. at
tae lowest cotes by BORA t 1101FtT074
underelgeed she
er
eitc= PIM LOAN AleAppreMRA VIOff txrT,
Nos* W lea en frtlt etalseetaty times
7 a 1 per int Charing ineetesM.
ROO A (7D HORTON.
(ceder i0h. Sept- 16. 106. 1751
Alan a full stook re
Poctel Dries
For 1881, at greatly reduce
rates.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LIBRARIES.
A fresh assortment of Books,
specially ssiscted and adapted for
oiroUl&Non in Sunday Bohoots.
A liberal diianunt allowed According t
amount n( purchase
Call and see temples met get quota
time at
Moorllou's.
tlederch. Der 31, 1A110.
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