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FRANCIS SMEETH,
Goderich
Goderich Township.
Goon Palca. A few days since Mr.
T. M. Elliott sold s 'kpan of splendid
h saes to Mr. John Young, for some-
thing over $300.
GreW.
Robert Tindall has sold his farm to
June. Knight for $6,000. The reported
sale to Mr. M. Smith was not correct.
Mr. Tindall intends removing to the
North West where he has taken up land.
West Wuwanosh
West Wawanosh 12th Feb, 1881.
COOIVCrL Mumma. -Council met ac
eo -ding to adjournment. Present,
Girvin, Gaunt, Durnin, and Kinahan.
Minutes of last meeting read and adopt-
s! Petition to Local Legislature respect-
ing aaseaxment of corporate companies
red ..nit signed and ordered to be sent
to A. M. Roes, Esq., M. P. P., for pre-
sentation. Auditors' report received,
read and adopted and 150 copies
or fared to be printed. The following
accounta were paid. R. Haines on job
E. B. $10; 25 loads of gravel $1.35; ditch
E. B. $1; E. Pacey killing wild cat $4;
Too. H. Taylor auditor $8; A. Pentland,
$8; adjourned till call of Reeve.
Zzetar
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 25, 1881.
Huh (haat MI the sante pima is also
visiting his trioxide ea t uck•rswith and
elsehwere. Both gentlemen have beau
very secoesetul ip their adopted province.
AN Ow Ssrn.aa Goes. - It bowsaw,
oar paiufulduty w reoord the death of
)lr. John Potluck, one of the first set-
tlers of this township, which occurred
at his resident, on Monday, Slat January.
Deceased was born in Ireland in 1811,
and came to Canada when only 21 years
of age. He resided in Lower Canada,
but pslig anilouato seek a fortune in the
"far west," as it was then called, he re-
moved to this township in 11341, endset-
tled on lot 20, con. 10, where he did
Of those who settled here at the sash,
time very few are left. This place being
a wilderness, he endured • great many
hardships hlaaearest market Oode-
rich, a distaooe of 20miles, which he had
to walk, there being no other way of go-
ing. Being persevering and industrious
he prospered, add after a few years pur-
cha,ed lot 17. con. 9, Babylon, and after-
wards lot 17, L R.E., which his two
sons. David and John now occupy.
RAILWAY. -The Railway Committee
met last evening, when communications
from Zurich and Kirkton were read and
tiiacussed. A resolution that the secre-
tary write Zurich, and request them to
appoint a deputation to accompany the
Exeter deputation to meet Mr. Hickson
woe unanimously passed. Stanley and
Bayfield are also to'be similarly advised.
Tho deputation from Uaborne and Kirk -
ton will consist of Mr. J. Shives, Deputy -
Reeve of Usborno, and Messrs. R. Por-
ter and J. McCurdy, of Kirkton.
RRVIVAI.-The special religious ser-
vices in the R. C. Church are being con-
tinued during the present week. We
are pleased to learn that a very gracious
wrrk is being aocomplished.
breakfast The stove was standing sear
a bused partition, and although covered
with one it was melted with the fervent
hest, and set Are to the partition behind
When dtsewvered, the partition was
nearly cunsumd, and the place full of
smoke, it was finally extinguished witk-
owt further damage.
A meetutg of Mina Hook and Ladder
Co., was held in the Town Hall, last
Thursday evening, for the purpose of
appointing officers for the tusulug term.
Th. following are the officers elect:---
0apt Jaa. Young; Warden, Thus. Eng-
lish;1.t Lieut, D. MoN• hto.; 2nd do,
R'd Durnion; Sec'y, W. H. Mellott;
Treas. , Geo. Backer ; 1st Branchnian, Chas.
Ainlay. L Davison: assist. Branchiuen,
J. Cormack, D. Nicol. Bookman, A.
Duncan, Chas. Mann. Axe men, J. L
McCrae, A. Lowrey, J. Duncan, Woe.
McDonell. Torohmen, Wm. Holliday,
A. Gerry. Property Committee, War-
den, let and 2nd Lieuta. Finance Com-
mittee, Geo. Rogers, A. R. Morris, A.
Taylor.
=AoRnov.
FARM BOUGHT. -The farm of James
Mullin, of Belfast, oonsisting of 150
acres, was sold for debt, by public
auction, at Whitely's Hotel, on Tueed•y,
John Treleaveessr
, Auctioneer. Mews
Cbyameron and Campbell, our enterprising
Banking firm, were the purchasers, at
$5,500.
SURGICAL OraaAnox.-On Tuesday,
8th inst., Dr. Gillies, of Teeswater, and
Dr. Stewart, of Brucefield, assisted by
Drs. Hunter, of Brucefield, McCrimman
and Mackid, of Lucknow, and Bethune
and McDonald, of Wingham, successfully
removed an ovarian tumor from Mrs.
Gaetz, of Teeswater. The tumor was an
enormous one, weighing between 50 and
60 pounds. The patient is now able to
sit up, and is in a fair way of recovery.
Dongaaaam.
Peessi renoN. -On Friday evening
last week the congregation of St. Helens
surprised their Pastor, Rev. Jas. Carrie,
and his family, by about 40 persona
knocking at the Parsonage door, Dun-
gannon, entering and taking full posses-
sion. They carte provided with a boun-
teous supplp of provisions, a couple of
loads of oata, best good wishes, a purse,
and an address, signed on behalf of the
congregation by Thos. Durnin and Wm.
Durnin, to which a suitable reply was
made by Mr. Carrie. An agreeable and
profitable evening was spent, when all
separated with mutual good -will toward
each other. -[Sentinel.
TRA MISTING AND CoxcixT. -The tea
meeting and concert, under the auspices
of St. Paul's Church, Dungannon, on Fri-
day evening last, was • complete success,
financially and otherwise. The choir of
St. George's, Goderich, was present on
the occasion, and contributed in nommen
degree to the success of the evening's
entertainment. Mr. Cameron, banker,
of Ripley, and Miss Whitely, of Luck -
now, also assisted. The following pro-
gramme was rendered in excellent style :
Anthem -"Deus." Choir.
Duett-"Hope Beyond," Misses Trainer.
Quartette- Rock ofAges, Misses Trainer.
Messrs. Armstrong, Smith.
Bass Solo- "Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep." Harry Rothwell.
Chodrusg "Shoutthe Gllad Tide g," MChoir.
Solo -"O Fair Dove," Mr. Cameron.
Duett-"Light in the East is Glowing,"
Mises Trainer.
Solo -"Break, Break. Break," Miss Trainer,
Anthem -"Jubilee, Choir.
Solo -"Flee as a Bird." Mr. Cameron,
Doxology -Choir,
Interesting addresses were delivered
by Rev. Mr. Davey, Rev. Mr. Leitch,
and Rev. Mr. Carry, the incumbent of
St. Paul's. Financially the affair was
a decided success, and as will be seen by
the foregoing programme thecharacter of
the entertainment was of an exceedingly
high order. At the conclusion of the
concert the following votes of thanks
were tendered: -To St. George's Church
choir, to the ladies of the committee,
and to the others who had so generously
contributed to the success of the enter-
tainment. Miss Bertha Trainer presid-
ed at the organ in her usual admirable
manner. The proceeds of the eatertain-
ment were between $60 and $70 and are
to be applied to the Organ Fund.
The escape aad re-o.pture of four prim
users from the Kingetoa penitentiary
morsel the question as to whether a
prisoner in the hands of the law is juste.
66p to attempting to make his escape.
le may be said that having been fairly
tried, found guilty, and sentenced to im-
prisonment, prisoners should quietly
submit to their fate, and that all
attempts they make at tempo should be
%fait with severe punitihmene Pun-
ishment of sous kind is of course
necessary, if the discipline of the insti-
tution is to be maintained. But above
and beyond this if is undeniable that a
prisoner is morally justified in making
his escape, if he oan do so without taking
life or injurutg any p.rsou whose dutyi'
is to restrain him from escaping. he
I... of liberty is inherent in the brio.: t
of every mut, and so long as he dies not
maltreat anybody else in securing his
freedom he cannot be blamed for snaking
a dash when the opportunity offers. I
the State wishes to hold fast its criminals
it must take effectual means to do so.
-[Telegram.
New CHCRCn.-A split Ilan recently
taken place among our Presbyterian
friends, under the pastorate of Rev. D.
Cameron. The two congregations in the
village, or Lucknow Church, and the
Concession or South Kinloas Church -
have separated, owing to the wish of the
former to have all the preaching in the
village, which was resented by the latter,
hence the split. At a meeting of the
members of the South Kinloss Church,
held at Grey Ox Beaked house, on Friday
evening, the 11th inst., it was decided
that steps be taken to build a new
Church, and.a subscription amounting to
$910 was taken up, with a promise of
$500 more. Managing and Building
Committees were appointed to take bteps
immediately to secure a site, and receive
tenders for building. This means busi-
ness. The Church, which it is intended
to make a handsome edifice, will in all
probability be built at Grey Ox village.
This will make a splendid site for a
Church. As soon as it is erected a
pastor will be engaged, and negotiations
are already going on in regard to the
procuring of a manse.
Foams SOLD.-- John Mason has sold
his farm containing 50 acres to his neigh-
bor Mr. Gagen for about $3,000. Mr.
Mason intends buying a larger farm in
this vicinity.
Mr. Sillicrap, farmer and blacksmith,
has sold his farm and shop to Solomon
Rogerson for the sum of $1,600. It will
be remembered this same farm was
bought a few years ago for 32,000 which
does not say much for advance in price
of farms. Mr. Sillicrap intends going
to Dakota in the spring. There will
soon be a whole settlement of people
from Harlook in Dakota.
Mollis.
PRaserrLTlow.-Last Friday evening
Mr. Olver's house seemed in • fair way
to be taken by storm. The besiegers
were no less personages than a company
of friends in attendance at the P. M.
Church at Ebeneance who formed and
marched to the residence of Mr. Olver.
After the usual greetings were over, a
presentation to Mies Olver took place.
Alfred Kellington read an address and
Mia Maria Jewitt presented a butter
cooler, cruet stand and tea tray, valued
at $22. Notwithstanding the complete
surprise Miss Olver expre.sed her grati-
tude in a brief and able manner. The
eveniag was spent very pleasantly by all
present.
Porter's 3511.
Pineox&t.-- Mr. Hill, our esteemed
postmaster and merchant of this village,
has had occasion, owing to the increase
of busines., to secure the servioes of Mr.
Wm. Cox, formerly an employee in the
service of Mr. George Shepherd, book-
seller, of Goderich.
Fos DAsora. -_Mang inhabitants of
this village and adjoining country have
caught the disease peculiar to this sea-
aon of the year --the Dakota fever. -
Messrs. Thoma and James Elliott start-
ed Pat week with two tar loads of splen-
did heavy horses. Mr. George Pratt,
of the Cut Line, has sold his farm to
Mr. James Elliott, and intends embark-
ing for the land of superior requisitions
JAM ..on as the roads in that country ad-
mit of a speedy immigration.
Fos DAKOTA. -Judging from village
talk one would almost suppose - that
Lucknow was going to move out to Da-
kota en mouse in the Spring. If all
go who declare it their intention so to do,
our village will receive such a thinning
out as it has never yet seen. A little
thinning out is good sometimes, but we
fear not in this case, for it is not the
'weeds' that are going, but the `choil:est
plants,' old and prominent citizens, and
steady industrious young men. Manito-
ba seems nowhere in comparison with
Dakota. All are for Dakota. We do
not like the ides of our people crossing
the lines, but men will go where they get
the best advantages, and Dakota seems
to bo the most highly fa.ored in this
respect. Now this can oly be attributed
to the liberal policy of the American
Government, for we are certain that our
own Canadian Northwest hes as many
natural advantages as any State in the
Union. We feel sure that if our Gov-
ernment would drop its narrow, short-
sighted policy, and adopt some of the
liberality and enterprise shown by our
neighbors, Canadians would not leave
the dear old flag; but patriotism has its
limits, and men will go where they can
make the moot money. ----(Sentinel.
CaeeefeY s.,kv4•.
oceialcu. Feb. 3t. 1001.
Wheat (Falb tl brash .......... 31 OD • $1 cat
Whilst, (Spring) I bleb........ 100 et 1 10
00 M 3 75
30 0 040
fe0 C4
18• 070
M et 033
eo f6lI00
35 • 030
10 r 0 A
a • e 33
3e a 750
fM " 750
......................... 3 M " 300
Salt per Parrot ,..,... 1 00 • .10o
PPeeas. ta,Vb�............ ..
Potatoes,. busk. :......:::
Batter. • a.. ......
151. a♦ 10/1.4 aala?Mil•
Hides.......,.•...,.. •......
Pork
Colt So1.D. Mr. Dunn MoEwan, of
the 2nd con., ha sold t., a party from
Hl , • one year old drought filly for
$130. A pretty good frgnre.
FOR ItAwn'o&i. Daniel Aikenhsad,
sen of Mr. J. Aiken/mad, of London
Read, left oath* 9th inat , for Manitoba,
where two of his brothers now live
Peao•swms Mr William McQueen
of the god eon. ha been appointed Pre-
centor in Union Presbyterian Church,
Brumfield, at a airy of rs.
San Aootwawv On $sturday last, •
child of Mr. John Armstrong's f.11 into
a pail of hot water, which its mother had
prepared for scrohbin�i1� the floor, and
seem severely aaald.d that it died of
r$a iajtrries during the night
11vrenrwo. -Mr Finlay McEwen, of
the 3rd eon., w bony henling materiel for
the erartion of a sew hoses it a to lie
a story and a half, frame hour with
hiteli n attached sand will ice. handsome
oink!' rg when eoaripleted
Penenr�sst. Mr Wra. mettle of Por a
age la Pearly. Men . who was over here
ea • visit for the lard nwi 4h left Renee
field last mouth, loft Rreasite d lest week
for his pr•One home Remi site hie
fifteen hthirtewri ai Wiwi, were
croon, M puss to 4 0-
She 'People's Column.
WANTED -90 CORDS OF FIRST
10 cords Noone. Sigh
$c A d ch.ers 177*.
WAGON MAKER WANTED -
wanted • good man to run • wagon
shop in Brussels in connection with • black-
smith shop having three Ares, there is a good
building and lots of work. Also wanted a
fret class blacksmith for 1 t work. App
Brussels once to Box 47 Bruels P.0. 1773.4
class oordwood beech and mapIe, about
TRA$u or
CA&RIVAL.-The second carnival of
this season on Victoria Rink was held on
Tuesday 22nd inst., and was a decided
success. Many from a distance were
present to compete for the prizes offered.
The following are the successful com-
mitors:-Best dressed lady skater, 1st
s. Hamlin, "Queen Elizabeth"; 2nd
Miss T. Black "Old Woman"; Best
dressed Gentleman, 1st H. G. Wilson,
"Footman" to Queen Elizabeth; 2nd J.
Hiscocks, "Organ
O g Grinder". The mile
race was in reality a walk over for Mas-
ter Frank Treleayen who easily secured
Ant prize, R. Kerr Doming in second
both prize winners were from Lucknow.
R. Clendenning & Son are at present
having a great clearing sale.
dent •
+ tt'HOLBUN, BURGEON DEN-
cioTotlfilleassid mildews, West Street.
.•..Yifithier Sant of Montreal, il eKai
-
soneorial.
V I,NIGH1, PRACTICAL BA -R-
V . Das a„d Hairdresser, lo.ffs to r:turti
.,,.rs to We public for
past and
• i,.1e a wutwiaaue cat cos 1 e'
..ORR
JanaY• Ice iuuod at his Shaving 1421.o1
near
Per�
ve t Lidice. Uiuh.
uder
Auctioneering.
1 C. CU BRIE, THE PEOPLE'$ AUC -
IA . TIONkI.R, (iodertek mac 1001.
NOTICE, -DR SHANNON HAV-
ING PLACED IN MY HANDS FOR
collection .11 book accounts, and provisory
notes, due him up to Jen 1861. I must request
that all persons so indebted would call upon
me .t once, and settle, otherwise costs, will be
incurred. I will be in Dr. Shannon °Moe
from ten m.to4p.in. each day.
1773; JAMES J. McMATH.
A.cIDsrr.-Let Wednesday morning
Henry Eickmeyer while working in the
saw mill of Watt & Co. had the mis-
fortune to let his hand come in contact
with the circular saw and lost parts of
two fingers
From an interview with Mr. Porter,
who is to sink the silt well, we ascer-
tained his opinion as regards the pro-
babilit of gettingalt in Brussels He
ays *alt, or inications of salt, were
found in the former well he has not the
slightest doubt of the projected well
proving a mimeos. Mr. Pewter says alt
runs in blocks in the shape of a large
wedge and expects by going a mile from
the old well to strike 10 feet of alt,
which will be a rod as three times the
amount. Work is to onmmence at once
and in the course of • few months this
very important question "Salt or no
alt" will be • settled fact. --[Post.
Joseph Ciegg has got his hay pressing
machine in fttIl hist. He is turnout
8 tons per day and employs six hands
A curling match came et in the' Brus-
sels Rink on Monday last between Brus-
sels and Lidowel clubs. Result a hard
tie.
A span of horses belrnnng to Wm.
Arinstn.ng got a on bender one day
last week, and tore through the town in
away fttft'htful to the beholden. They
were fimodly brought to a halt, by canting
in °outset with kip in the eternity of Van
skwne's sill.
On Thursday evening last. sa Mr. Jno.
Grieve, Monis, was retuning froth tete
village, a Nam tram the north poised
consisting of a sullen driver std a
vicim a dog. Ali Mr Grieve stepped
aide to let the teem pans, the dktg weed
him by the thigh Manes ht. ta, sad
badly lacerating the flesh. When Mr
Grieve remonstrated the fellow was about
to drive un without replyfag, hot Mr
Griew with great plowmen of mind, dealt
him a "plumper hetween the eve
Served him right
On Sunda morning we had • very ear -
row serape from fire whish would have
been very destructive, had it not teen
nonmed in time it appeare that Frank
UTIR, pbotir'sph'r, whr, i hi
leeaaales' Institute Meeting.
For Sale or So Let.
TRebicaL
HG. MACKID, Y. D., PHYSI-
. plan, surgeon and A000uOber, Oraduate
cat Toronto University. Othcaopposite lamer
nen t Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. if not u
omoe, enquire .t the Bank. 1711-y.
I It. MOLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
UIyON, Coroaer, Stu. Oath and residence
on Bruce Street, seoond door west of Yio r ia
Street
wasirarrEs.
Just opened out au entirely
--New Stock -
(11 Valentines st price varying fusser 1c
to Si each st •
[iRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
lJ Physicians, Surgeons, Acouuehers, too.
Office sL Dr. Shannon's residence. neer the
Jail. Gudertch. G. C. SUAt+NON. J. C. HIL-
rox.
e"AIBENHKAD V.S.,(S000E880R
i• to r. Duman,Oradea') of Ontario Ve-
teria.ry Colkgs. UAtoe, atablesaod residence,
uq Newest° Street, four doors east ofColborne
Hotel. N. B. Hones examined as W
�, sound -
n 1731.
Legal.
1AMERON & ROGERS, BARRIS-
.J tern,, Solicitors, and Notaries, Wingbani,
OnL OI8u's .epode, Royal Hotel. Wingham.
M. C. Cam, rut_ Q. C.. M. P., Y. Rogers. P.O.
Drawer, 343.
W inghain. Jan M. 1601. 1770•
This p•rnn•rso.l+ -• disolved.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR-
RISTR. T. crow, W. �So1 dloot. 1751.
Goderich. J. T. Gatrow, W.
FARM FOR SALE.
Coming Lots Nos. 16 and 19, Con. 3, In
the Township of Wed Waw•nosb.. belonging
to the late Mr. Charles McDonald. containing
roe ACM= in all. Over thirty acres are
cleared. There are over 15 acres of good hard
wood, and the balance Cedar and Pine bush.
A small Frame House and a Well are .leo on
the premises. A good creek run throagbthe
farm. For rpart-icular. apply to JAnrx TRutr-
BOLL. IVC.. Dungannon. or to Mrs. W AIL/COCK.
Goderieb. or at this canoe. 17704f.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -AT
Dungannon. 13 miles from Goderich,
consisting of 1 of an acre of land. well fenced;
a frame house. a good well and pump are slim
on the premises. The lot has been well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars the
be had from Mr. J. M. Roamers, Merchant.
Dungannon, or R. E. BROWN. Nile P. 0.
1767-tt.
MOORHOVISE'S e
ReOpeu!u ofSchoo.
B. L DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
Attorney. Solicitor in Chancery. &o..
Goderich. Ont. 1751.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
re. corner of victoria and East streta, in
the town of Goderich, for sale cheap, or will be
exchanged for farm property. For particslare
• to JAI. SMAILL. Architect, office Crabb's
Block• or J. C. Ct'aRia• auctioneer.
SEAGER & MORTON, BA R R I S -
TENS, &c.. &c., Goderich and Wiatp.m,
C. Seeger, Jr.. Goderich. J. A. Morton. Wing -
ham. 1751.
All the Text Books authorized for us:
in High, Model and Public Schools c t•
be bought CHEAPEST from
SMALCOMBON, BARRISTER AND
• Solicitor. Office- Corner of Went Street
and Market Square. over George Aeheion's,
Ooderich. 1751.
M0 LET -A BLACKSMITH SHOP
1 Conveniently situated, being in the ins -
mistime vicinity of MW. Hotel and Post Office.
This is • good stand for horsesboeing and
jobbing. Also a one story frame dwelling
house, and oboe shop This la.• rare chance
for • good Blacksmith and Shoemaker. Amy
at once to R. J. H. Demotic, Port Albert, Ont.
Tuesday, Feb. 22.
Tint Board of Directors of the Gode-
rich Mechanics' Institute met in their
rooms this evening. Present-thePresi-
dent, Mr. C. A.. Humber in the chair,
Messrs. Morton, Cook, Williams, Bu-
chanan, Miller, Clutas, Colborne and
Sheppard.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and confirmed.
The report of the Lecture Committee
was received, which showed that the en-
tire receipts had been $112.25, while the
expenses had footed up $12f.
Donations of $4 each were received
from Mean James Dickson, Huron Co.
Registrar, and A. McD. Allan.
On motion a vote of thanks was ten-
dered Mears Dickson and Allan for
their generous donations
Moved by Mr. Colborne, that the
accounts in connection with the recent
lecture be referred to the Finance Com-
mittee, and if found correct that they be
�Ad.
communication was read from Mr.
Peter Adan»on, County Clerk, convey-
ing the thanks of the County Council
for the um of Library and reading room
during the recent session of that body.,
The following canvassers were appoint-
ed to make • thorough canvas of the
own St. David s Ward -Meows
Williams, Humber, and Clime fat
Patrick's - Colborne, Sloane and Cook.
8t Andrew's ---Bingham, Megaw and
Miller. Bt George s-- Buchanan and
Megrim.
Moved by lir. Cook. eeenmdedy
Williams, that the ale of periodicals
cals
magazines be held on Saturday night
mixt at 9 o'clock. Carried
Moved by Mr. Williams, seconded by
Mr Miller, that the Board procure the
Egeehsior edition of Nekton weeks
Been volumes, et $1=.60 lees 90 Per
Bent, and that an order be drawn for
that amount Carried.
Moved by Mr. Cooke, seemeled by
1[r. Williams that the heal and other
CP.4ppeerrl1
y of the institute be inenrad
��rfeein
0a iaota Fin snot Marine inasrsnee
On. to the amount 04 and that
the premiers et $4 be d.311d
05 soli* the anomie Ni
r
Thd Montreal 11li�pay
fur-
nished the mersdDanadaFriday
nigh with over 148,000 words of Perla
r. Isry sport in entilteetios with the
EAMPION, ATTORNEY
. CLAW. Solicitor in Chancery, Convey -
sneer, &c. Office over Detlor's store, Gode-
rich, Ont. Any amount of money to loan at
lowest rates of interest. 1751-y.
SHEPPARDTON -FARM FOR
tele 60 acres. 50 acres cleared and well
fenced. Brick Cottage 35130, stone cellar full
size of house. A large creek runs through
the lot, no waste Mad on the creek, A very
Anth
e orchard surrounds e house. Good
and other buildings. Terms very easy. Ap�1y
to R. T. Minim lot 16 Lake Shore goal. Col-
borne Township. or to GARROW & PigOn
roar. 1766
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers, Solicitors In Chancery. to..
Goderich and Wingham. M. C. Cameron, Q.
C.; P. Holt M. G. Cameron, Goderich. W. E.
Meows. Wingham. 1751.
SHEPPARDTON.-STORE, WITH
Post Office, for sale or to rent, with 1 acre
land. Stock all fresh and good. Willman oa very
easy terms, having other business to attend
to. For further particulars • pl to R. T.
HArxme. Also 100 acres of land, west halt of
Lot 5, on the 3rd con.. It D. Ashfield. Oood Or-
chard Frame House. and astable. Fifty acne
cleared and well fenced. Apply to Oowaow
& Pmoi moor. 1761.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 6, Coa. 3, Township of Colborne, Co.
Huron oontalning 36 scree 75 of which are
cleared and in a good state of cultivation.
There Is • frame House laza with cellar ander
the whole. kitchen 16.60, wood shed Meet
stable 18.38. for horses. aro oow stable 1401.
There Is a well with • never failing spring.
and a boot!ouag ornhard with about 40 trees,
selected. Terms easy. For particulars apply
to THOMAS W Arsov. proprietor. Carlow or to
OAaaow & Prmo:moor. eleh.
Miscellaneous Cats.
MOORHOUSE.
COPY BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, PENS
PENCILS, RUBBER, EXERCISE
BOOKS, and every
JAMBS SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &o.
v OMce. Crabb's Block, Kingston st., Gode-
rich. Plans and specifications drawn corrept-
Ly. Carpenter's' yl.eterer's and manor's work
measured and valued.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
THE C1)URT OF CHANCERY. MAD!
lathe matter of the taste of Alla McKenzie.
sad in the matter of Euphemis Anis McKee -
Me and others, the creditors of Allan McKen-
zie, late of the Townshipof A.hfleld. In the
County of Huron. who don or about obi
month of Jose, Iglu, are on or before this
seventh da of March A. D. *001. to send by
pent paid. to B. L. Doyle, oke solicitor of
the .std loseh.al• Aaa Meitensie .aA others,
infants of the said demerit,. their C'bri.tsa
and surnames. .4471a. sad d the
full particulars of their claims, n statement of
their accounts, eat the nature of the sororities
Itf any, be*d by them: or In defae4t thereof
they will M peremptorily excluded from the
hatte& d the said order.
Every credits,' holding .ay security is to
gridso. the sine beton. me at mr chambers
at Dederick on the twelfth day of Marek. A.
D. i10 . et tea o'clock in the forenone beim/the
tile. sox whood tee adjudicatten en the eSalias.
'Dame this 7th day of rakrearv. 111111,
l4igae'L HM�Dat ° s.
trmat
School Requisite,
E, R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter.. Parlor decor-
ating made • specWty. Gitaut xis. Gtt.Dnw.
GLAZINo. Shop on North Street, opposite the
Regtatry Office, Goderich. 1751
QTRATFORD BINDERY -ESTAB-
LISHED 130. This establishment rohtelly
devoted to job and library work. especially to
those unique and economical half mlf and me -
recce styles. In all oases the best of stock sad
workmanship,with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJohnllutton's drug store.
GEORGE STONI.
(COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
lJ NON. -Thi. first -clam hotel. has recently
been refitted and improved sou to furnish the
best possible s000mnodatios to the travelling
public. Oood liquors and ckol,x viands •
specWlty. An attentive ostler always on
hand, and excellent stabil ng and sheds, on the
premises. Thos. Entire. Proprietor. 1731.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE_
Meiattr of the e.sr taof 13icJtiid Ait
OOem ty of Heron.T0enasnae( Ib.
18011 r hereby gives rosuast to the Ran
Weed Wanes •f Oidaric •per 181, that the
Er2.9t.b..2.m. Niehasi Aadtaw. of the
le
tvreat�y, of wet Nwsttio ir A�..�
Lowe arbl.0aae�tgle fiResmlh M' to il..14 hEs
sae l) will and �d..sse,.b 1'..tb'. 45..prBirec oft et the mad the Mat
As -
drew. their Clrbtieu andthe( .dares.
�at
i+lalss�eete of taslr �sad
eater* of tM eireepaSseveid $
Wet on rind after a w
tree y of
itiimss. of
ill e Air
al wi�o�
raatw(aitty to t e stags of aM
harts,r/�r�
-e been restored and the
.betted. er 1 P thereatnet be Baths ** tnetomslM, M
oW not have beep
.ea r�.4 tba t3V. d t
of tete tail seem or ashy sari thereat M
Fame may lie.
i aaow R onOtwD$'gD't,
Loans an insurance.
'500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
IP CAMERON, HOLT t CAMERON, God.
rich. 1710.
$75,000 TO LEND ON R E AL RS -
TAT!. Terms favorable. Apply to
DOYLL Oodwieb
50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
NV on good Fern or first -ors Town Propaeq
at 6 per seal Amity to it. RADOLIFII. 1751
MONIf TO LEND IN ANY
!cent.. PPriv�ate funds. Apply t to suit tdSs ea sol
Mowrow, Ooderioh.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reasonable rates of interest
and on teras to suit borrowers. Address
JAMES Foreseer. Sanford P. 0. 1750.
MONEY TO LEND. --A LARGE
amore�att of Pdretreisili rivate /lads tor investmentwanredo OARRRO6t' t 7 Apply
MONEY TO LOAN. THE OANA-
DA Guided Oe, °.sassy Tweats--
Joos Lame BLActab �l Pt�dent y
Is beat by this Ceupeq hedividaarPea
the seas system ee 5455. -emu
for Clreslss. HUGH RAKILTON. (I L
Ageat. Ooderioh. 1751
400,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
tie es Warm and Tows Property at twee 1. -
tweet. llgoyMegin
ohmic* aasnyeraee..4gp' nisi ..an CloIesemo dbttes..
SSTON. Barristers. Ro..elliatm �aey & JOI i-
R
RADCLIFF* PIKE, MARINE,
t i
Ra e.tsns swnaA
Osmtp.abs. Also
far the cogent ferntaroei -t7o.
Meoerptioe kine eslisteea, insgys..4t is er
w.
eMmO.ea -lap etairw sari to sett w 0763
Oat•
ARE OFFERED AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES FOR CASH
at Moorhouse's.
N. B. -THIS IS THE OLDEST,
LARi3EST AND CHEAPEST SOUK
STORE WEST OF TORONTO -ES-
TABLISHED 1851.
INSURANCE CARD
Rim= Ago. Dot. Tonowmo.b�lld
-ted
1
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HARTiORD Cy: d Renvirons (`erne.
the hewed emis b pMRA0E h0(o Rs*t1<'t et
lel bare A. A TINO ler y.
pAM ADA LO A N Awe RA TINOS w eal
oni+tva•O.
!Ira f on brMelam woolly (lose
7 tan 3 per (1•erfe. rneMete i
i
HORACE II
BLANK BOOK
A complete assortment of every di.-
cription of
BLANK BOOK.$.
DAY BOOKS,
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
MEPL BOOKS,
INDICES, &c
Alma fall stock of
PocIei Dries
For 1881, at greatly reduce
rates.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LIBRARIES.
A ft soh assortment of Boone,
specially selected and adapted for
circulation in Sunday Schools.
A liberal dronent allowed seonrding t
amount of purchase
Call and see samples and get gsoih
tions et
M�orho�e's.
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