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all42%441""" *. THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1881.
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Lookers.
Ceases or Tots. The 8b1, Chri.-
u future will Lave service In the
afternoon at 3 p. in. each Sabbieli, ta
theta. chervil.
Will$18111.
Suatucal. -Drs. lfaudosuald and Beth -
met of this town performed a suomestul
surgical operation on the wife of Mr
Chao. F. Kent on Tuesday of last week.
For souse tone past Mrs. Kent has bem
sufferiug from a tumor on Iser thigh near
the htp. This the doctors cut out, and
the 144 is rapidly receiteriag. TI.
tumor welched &beet one pound. --(Ada
Tante.
Valtsa
AuAIN SOLD. - -Mr. Janie. McDonald
has &Spoiled 4.4 the Pest Office Store
preperty which he purchased lest week
trout Mr. Petteson, to Mr. Richard
Pollard, for the sum .of $3,000. Mr.
Pollard takes mementos un the first ef
April. He will carryon a general store
and the post °thee. The people of Lead -
bury, will be sorry to lose Mr. Pollard
but what will be their loss will Le Wel.
oil's gain. We wish him every suczess,
aud hope he may speedily make his pile
in his new sphere.
Parfaansit.
Srotsx. -Mr. J. B. Allin• gre.nery
was entered last week by some unknown
party, and • small quantity of wheat
taken therefroni.
DEBATE. - An interesting debate took
place here en Friday evening Last be-
tween some of the 1i/embers id Dewdrop
Lodge No. 396, M. T. A. The subject
dimmed was :-"Which was the more
beneficial to the ()immunity at lr.ry'
the credit or the eash system 1" R. D.
Cameron (captain), J. McDonald, J. G.
Murdoch, J. Murchison and A, Towle
advocated the former, while D. G. Mac-
kenzie (captain,) S. Kirk, E. W. Rich-
ards and W. Davis upheld the latter
system. The committee that had been
appointed to decide the debate, having
listened carefully to the lutr4 and ani.»a-
ted discussion, gave their decision in
favour of the credit system.
innevge.
on Saturday evening last, the farm
residencAt of Mr. Conn, belonging to Mr.
Jos Richardson, of Stanley, was total-
ly destroyed by Are. It seems that the
fire orginated between the .ceiling and
the second floor somewhere near the
stovepipe. Although part of the family
were at home not much of the connote
were eaved, the fire having made much
headway. On the contents there was no
insurance, therefore Mr. Coun's loss is
considerable, and as he only moved here
last spring much sympathy is felt fpr him
There was an insurance of $100 on the
Howick Company.
PROPERTY Sou,. -At the sale id the
estate of the late John Messer, on the
25th ult:, all the property was sold. Mr.
Win. Meatier bought the store at Blue-
val for $400, the Duff farm was sold to
Wm. Epplett for *3,500, the boundary
farm to Rev. J. McCartney for $2,100,
the Bluevale cabinet factory to Joseph
Leech for $150, the store in Wingham to
T. A. Mill fur $2,800. The homestead
at Bluevale was bought in for the widow.
The prices realized in all cases were rea-
sonably fair. C. Tait Scott, Esq.. did
the selling. -[Advance.
Lochalsh,
BUeT.--Farmers in this community
are busily engaged in taking out fire-
wood and hauling timber and other ma-
terials for building purposes, of which
there will be considerable the ensuing
1 Total aeuther batdaume durngf4-
main/thou, 711.
Mr.
Mr. John Robertatin, Oulburne, , -
vseareettereseesame.asor
a*Lvik...antsate..*--utrzl_A.reizii,s DRESS ALL & MILLINERY
1300Ir S
2,000 Banda
sited s few of het -mum iiitiume (needs
to celebrate with him the aarttverawY vI
", .%'hirtY•fir•S mar et wedded arid
Pidlline from Mr. Robertson sod bis
wife s happy faeire, they have beeu plea
sant years. Mr. Itoberteau is one of the
pitmans of Colborne, and had his share
tit the hardships incidental to early set-
tleumat, helping to v/spree* two fibrins.
b. has edvanoed with the country, and
titribreesieu ut one uf th beet
township to -day, witli:veryterumia.
fort and luxury, beet a he ie
coatetited with ha share. His friends
met to the number of thirty, during the
aftenoon., axii ',witty after Ex we Tore
autn:none!. i... the dinning WI, to &repast
which did Mrs. Robertseil credit for
the manner she had provided for the
wants of the.inuer Viands were
provided in the utwmt profusion, &ndut
excellent iAlity. After ample justice
had beed i:ie in this departuient, the
evenin.: w:u most agreeably spent with
toast aia giallo to tulne host and hostess,
and after all the topics of the day had
bee:a discussed at full length, the com-
pany were entertained with a few songs
hy Maar». John Buchanan, Donald
McGillivray, s ith the assistance of Mrs.
Wm. Robertson, who rendered an old
Iftiotch song in their waive tongue,-
Gielic-- which WAS very much applauded.
Mrs. Robert Young meg two songs very
nicely fur an old lady of 83 years, as her
voice still retains the melody of younger
clays. And after the "wee ems' hours
eyelet the twal," the company elowly
dispersed. Before deperttog they sang
"Auld Lang Syne," with clasped hands,
and congratulated each other on the
pleasant evening they had spent. Thank-
ing mine host and hostess and wishing
them many years' of health and prosperi-
ty, hoping to meet them again next year.
I rem tin, thvit MAT WAS THERE.
seegisertee.
The distinguished gentleman who has
charge of the soap department in the
columns of the lfail, puffs Sir Charles
Tupper and Mr. Josiah Burr Plumb
every opportunity he gets, and when he
does not get an opportunity he makes
one. If we believe all that he says of
Tupper and Plumb, we will believe that
they have profundity without obscurity,
perspicuity without prolixity, ornament
without glare, terseness without barren-
ness, penetration without subtility, corn-
prehensiveness without digression, and a
great number of other things without a
great number of some other things. The
gentleman who hag charge of the soap
department should eat some salt.-
[Telegnun.
4:odertek Markets.
GoDluilail, March 10,1881.
Wheat. (Falli it bush . . $1 00
Wheat. iffpring) 34 bush 00
flottr. cwt
010
Peas. • btu/a
Barley, • bu20 is5°
itli:• • •• .• •• • • •
Thrt• w 6 06- (118 g
16
P°14408.• 5
HAT,•ton 0
Mckens... „ 0 10
Ruter.•h... .. ai::0
0 le
wa" • ' 6 30
Pork
Weal"11 per barrel . II 80
100
0 11 02
0 1 10
75
10
61
10
as
00
10
to
to
so
ID
00
00
Smith Watson -At Detroit, on the 17th of
Feb.. by the Rev. Stephen W. Friable. Mr.
William Franklyn Smith to Emma Maria,
fourth daughter of E. C. Watson, F..sq., of
that city.
McBride -Cuirning--On the 24th inst. at St.
Georges church. Neweaatle, by the Rev.
Canon Brent M. A.. William MeNtide. 13.
A., Principal of the Newcastle High and
Public Schools. (and formerly • teacher in
the Godertch High Scholl to Lilly, youngest
daughter of the late John Cumming, Esq.,
of Owen Sound.
Bennett- Mutch--At the residence of the
bride's L.iher, on the 9th lost_ by the Rev.
J. Pritchard, Mr. John Bennett, to Mary,
second daugtter of Robt. Mutch, Esq., all of
summer. East Wawanosh.
OBITCART. -We regret to have to an-
nounce the death of an old and much
respected resident of kluron, that of Mr.
Alex McDougall, which took place at
his residence on the 24th inst. Though
not a strong man constitutionally. a can-
cer which started in his throat last fall
was eventually the cause of his death.
His funeral took place on the 26th inst.,
and was attended by a large concourse
of his friends and acquaintances. The
remains were interred in Lochalsh teem -
He leaves a wife and several small
children to mourn his loss.
Hilaintz.u..-One of those little events
which put everybody in good humor,
occurred in this place on Tuesday 1st
inst., at the residence of Mr, M. Mc-
Kenzie, when Mr. Duncan McKenzie of
Wheatland, Dakota, and Miss Jennie
G. McKenzie, daughter of the late Mr.
Donald B. McKenzie of Ashfield, were
united in the bonds of matrimony.
Atter partaking of a bounteous repast,
the wedding guests amused themselves
b9 "tipping the light fantastic toe" to
the martial music of the bagpipes, or
that of the soft lilting violin. The young
couple purpose moving to their home in
Dakota shortly.
081EIERS.
801.1X -Mr. Lawrie', Manntng has
soli beeline of 50 aeries to Mr. Thomas
Matrielt, ter 0,200.
B=Sal meatier are being held in
B. 0. Clienfi near Benmiller,
Rey. T. Broad, of the circuit presiding
Maple sugar making is about to oorn-
lista,* now. Preparations are being
mak on all aides. Believing editors
in,general to be very fond of eirgar cake
remember the editor of the
''Ilwrehtz"
The following list comprisee the most
micematul pupils of S. KNO. 2, for the
asealk14 Te1wwary, the review hoist&
milikivisft of -week grim over chiefly
-daring the month -
Qom V. -Tidal marks, 762; James
Ktiewart, 761; ft R. Ilkeded, era.
Class 'V. -111W marks. 7$2 M. J.
Mareish, ; C. L Moodp1, fin; Emily
givaike, ; W. R. Itoberhion. 6117;
0.0. Oka, 11114.
Mao III. -Total marks, MI . hale*
PIMA, ; Chia. Oh., !WM O. Jne Sere
oft, : LAM* Lai. 4,7 ; Willis atmv-
art611.•11; Levi Illereor, 484.
--- Total sorbs, : M. J.
M00,14. 233, D. Maley, 0. A. C.
Veristone, ; Maggie Boddie, 07;
Owe. Mese., 127 A bt. Meads,. 224.
Ohm' -1'i1 marks, 1O, Altana
Chutvii. : Igen Stewart 106 • Harry
110
noble-- In Colborne on the Sth Ina.. Ann Me-
Clarty, beloved wife of Mr. Joseph Doble,
aged 65 yrs.
Wilson At Manchester, on the 3rd inst., the
Want son of Mr. W. D. Wilson.
Triestine' Guide.
`GRAND TRUNK.
LAW.
PAYS. XXV& MHO& Mild.
Goderith.Lt 7. 12.0§,Pm 3.1513p 9.00am
Seatorth. .
. ,.00 " ..130 ^ .J4.45 10.20"
Stratford. Ar 14.46am 2.15pm. 6.10pm LOD "
WEST.
Pass. Ext.'s.
Strstford.Ls 1.20am 7.50pm 7.0(m 145pm
Seaforth 117 .0.86' 9.13 " 3.40 '
Gorterieh.Ar 3_.15pm. ittftin 1.00s m 7.16pm
GR KA T VIT MT ERN.
!Cup's. Mall Exp's.
Clinton going north .9.20am .4.11pm 0..25pm
going south .8.02ani 7.21 "
STAGE LINES.
Lock now Stage (daily arr. 10.15am dep 4prn
KIrmardlae " " 1.00s m 7arn
BenmIller " (Wednc$dny and
Raterdast anises 0.00am " LIS "
NOTIcE.
vp Pko60ewpJsJ, i Oadetait
In returning theists for yea favors, world
Just say. taloa. wishing • benefit win passe
moos sorrow prices and ervveat •
Freese t. wormer.
UJr fAse Photos, - -
goo photos. - 160 1.05
414 -1.16 160
Cabinets Plinio per dos.. - SAO 3.
Card Photo. per doe- - 1.88 2.
And Frames to suit the above •t
OTTOL PICS..
rome rone.".orene all ..ad hare your hearts
g laddetiedija getting good and chearePlotos
st
1755 E. L Jonwooles.
Q ALE OF BOOK Mtn tte ,
1.3 Tender. In the natter of the 1011811/ nit
the late John Herm
Pertinent to the Deereaot the Covet of
eery made In the sheen sistl assail the
day of °aloha A. D. Ma TOWSON kW
rare
weirs 11140selso. Sok Other 04wed h
belonging to Ha toasts of the 1t4s Jona
of Illnevale. will b. received taw
14th day of Itarch, A. D. 1881,
.4one ieloeh aaair,"ft, abash thsverlatalS
wl021.1 ter% at 11 laths
be se TegAkqr
4"Citimet.Lopmerses:ionemtithenesut Twestli;Watemit
the Tenor
d's eteiciters, res et MN
eiserta theer
Leete of the add IMsI O needs sae
lelnirom
tu1sterlatetbasomy.
tire, vnay
Tea -
Dated the fleth err el' D.
OF CHOICE 41/MMENI.
J( y Prednenall liya1Wanted ai Once !
in every variety pulibahed.
iliew 'Methodist Virg Boot
in all its forms.
LOWEST PRICES
at
SHEPPARD'S BOOKSTORE.
$66week In your own H. Terms and
,9 outfit tree. Address H. HaLterr
Co.. Pornaud. Malar.
JOHNSTON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP.
BOYD'S
GALVANIC BATTERIES.
33ITI'MFtS_
JAMES WILSON
Druggist.
p
riciates Prescriptions accurately pre.
po
liew Inds
NEW OVERCOATINGS,
NEW SCOTCH GOODS.
A FINE SUPPLY OF
j
Heavy Canadian Woollens
Just the thing for winter clothing.
Some Good Lines of Genre' Pwraishirtys
MI?" READY- MADE iliA[
OVERCOATS,
all well made and reliable.
CLOTHING MADE to ORDER
under my own supervision.
war Private Families supplied with
choice hand-picked apples tor winter AT
.i.9111 HATES.
'James McNair,
Hamilton htreet.
Goderich. Oct.'" 1100.
008
LOVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
FOB 1881 -1882 -
TO Bit PURLOINED IN NOVIAIBER 1161.
Prior 4,5•00.
UR. LOVELL, at the request of several
Ifl Merchants and others of the Province or
Ontario of the City of Montreal, gm,. bre 1*.,
announce that ha Prot will publish a pfto
vimot or ONTARIO PIK1-
.0• 'TOR V n N
vember :lest, containing an
Alphabetic' Directory
AND A THOROUGH
SELLING OFF AT COST
-FOR-
0 1\T M 0 1\1 -
Previous to taking Stook and making room for
SPRING GO ODS.
„w' -('ALL AND NIAMINE FOR YOU1ISKLVI111W
6373.
•••••••••
*ISS STEWART.
Ositaislir=1:1•*fts7LA 1" rr Ir
NEW
`.1)11. ,(i PRINv4..
and
2vZoltori.s
bite's CloafirS aid Ulsters.
SPLENDID VALUE
a •
Conan Bros.
TT -F- JLC7411='
• 2.41:PTOT
Business Direiltoty
of the Ittunnese and Professional men r, toe
Cities, 'towns, anl VilLegeb .4( 4 )nWI.% kr,11, a
Classified Business Directory
111, THE
CITY OF MONTREAL
The same tare and aVentinn De (,we -1 on
the Dominion and Pewits:lel Dire tor:. • of
1671 will be given to Ibis work. !Std.... ...be
names respectfully solicied, 'rem& 0,, AA-
vertiaing made known upou atallettiay.
JOHN LOVELL ilt HON
Manteca/, Lfre._ 1891. -Publiehers. I/1.- .
Tx -11D
' r
1.1.kLBOIIITE nos.
I SAVE BOUGHT TI. -172
giARDWARE STOCK.
Stoves ! ITA
VERY GREAT DIZICOUN T !
Stoves
I Neat I., sli of aa t& ago, k. asi "ell a. in own yrigii, ..: ::10.1,:, u- 1.1 tivveitift bei..re the .tdisur
•II hardware. 1 az. 4 1' ctc.vre In o poctioi, to 4(11 l'b •.s.4...4.1:(izu n n) 01 11' .
01016,e la the (amas.
-- - -
MY met: OF
LAVE TROUGHS and
CONDUCTING PIPES,
CISTERN PUMPS.
LEAD PIPES, E.
PLAIN AND YA1eCY
TII\WARE.
Fatiwt t 011(1(111S & G(10(1.1111 113.1111Waft tiiiiI
which I went to run otTouickl
COMIC 8.D Blrf AT CE MOMS 41.8 Wil..:.rtzArz:, 73,
Fresh G -round Water Lime in Stook.
AuENT FOR BEST TEEL BARB PENCE WIRE.
00AL OIL tP. MLEcIC1•TZT
PIP. ALL WORK WARRANTED.- lik roses.
w110I1tial2 AND RETAIL
Ilugh Dunlop,
FASHIQN,IBLE T.4 I LON,
Next Door to Bank of Montreal
$5 to $20 per day at home. Sample.
worth 15 tree. Address
Bids td'the Coal 00 Darrel.
littismost 1c Co.. Portland. Maine.
T
.iCAMPBH
Ell'OOT Aand
SAUNIREItS" vARIE-ry ST41ItF,.
to WEST ST. next door to the POST OFFICE Full, ()NE AWN l'H.
oleo on Lamps. etc., Old Iran, Copper. Brow ,
wool Pickings and giteeP minaL
taken in exchange.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
J. STORY. Boots and Shoes,
IXT=7/77. 0-00=10
opened out this weeli.
WALL PAPERS,
cRuzir WEAN
LATURI 000Dfi.
FANCY BASKRTS.
SPX/ Ni ICS A.er-C 0 Ser
to clear out stock.
,ratrl'inaniith wolf atlinded to on shortest notice and charges moderates
"THE CREAPEET HOUSE UNDER THE SUN.- 1777
c.,A...m= o' T-Ex..AaNrics..
TO THE P1:OPLI4' OF OODERICLI
' Precious to Stook taking. My Stock is Largeand well -assorted,
and
I extend my hest I
thanks to the townspeople who worked so well in endeavoring to sat e in carriage
of your neighbors, and actions like that performed by thee* whom 1 take this
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given.
=\ZS - =AS=
WM. CAMPBELL.
Oodorieb, Jam lik111111. • 17410
ITAID
goods at the recent 5re. It is pleasant to know that you have the good w
opportunity of thanking, make (me feel that "a friend in need is • fnend Inesed."
Yours truly
D. C. STRACHAN.
IR,E MCYNT_A_L_
I 'Ave removed my stock of general yemenes to the corner Blake • Mork,
where I will be pleased to meet all my friends and n14 emitomere.
D. c. fE3TRAlk.0A.N.
BURDOCK BLOOD BiTTFPS
lib, stay Modistes that successfully polio tar
Blood, acts upon the Liver. Bowels, Shin sad lLidnirys,
while st the same time it allays Nervous Irritation.
and strengthens the Debilitated System, perketly sad
speedily curing Biliousness. Jaundice. Dyspepsia, OieSti-
patior, Headnehe, Meinusatism. Drepsy.liervensand Seep
nal Debility, Palliate 081111piaults. &retells.
mut Rheum. and every spiedes ef Anew Dismiss arising :Ivo
Disordered Liver, Kidneys, MGM* $ow*, or blast
Til INT MN MIMI TONS IN TIN 111111U.
Jame& aseste. Ine. 1. UM 1111. ISI MA "NW aessas mow 040
ovi,_Vosaawro wogs r....s ask stu• tall Awe Ilwasie ams MI6. a
samits. Miss es se 111101
s
•IsealU das km as as lesireassa aw
Orosomicerts woos cola tor snows... e
su
Ifterames Wow
Odd h7 JAMBS WILSON,
Dowegbir Gedanne
Works!
POT=
haring leased the shop of Mr. P. Bayne, is now engaged in the mumfacture of
first claim
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, e tc .
Give rnei call, and 1 wail give you prices that cannot be beaten in the
county.
REP.A.IRrINTC3- j 01313TIST DON -13. •
KINTAIL CARRIAGE WORKS,
H. 1=4911\1'7'MR
GREAT SALE
OF
LTELIVET Uri IC
For the nest 30 days
Pf111.111TURE AT TBR YOLLoWING P FLICKA POR (ARIL
BRDSTIADR, from 111.78 up. BUREAUS, from $15 00 up
ORA DUN, 1.50 WASHSTANDS, from 1.00 up
Gad High Top CUPBOARDS for 7.00 000D CHAIR14, at 35e.
all at
WontlerfuR Low Prices!
042-1P....A1,..13 BALM_
CALL AND ft= irrocu AND FRICTION FOR YOURRILVIIR
ILL rwmearry TO MR IkP 1111QJ.VIIIMV TO CtAND.411Urns, MARI r
411"... 3311_,X
oragaarealiall tow ostoists. arbor stem so Oussisuots