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THE HURON SIGNAL. FI1,IDAY, MARCH 25. 1881.
i3CYROit LPPI !Il - Mots GOOD *race. -Mr. Wm Gran-
aad Mr. Robb. Scutt, of Mullett, ue.i
bora each purchased • tine
bred Durbtlru lruU front the
herd of lt1t. 14R1sr,f Piekeritig. They
are both good aniu ala. As both gentle-
man have Already good herds, thew sui-
** will ice valuable acquisitions to
tbNas. Mr (Integer removed to Hullett
frees Markham about two years ago.
0.. lamely engaged to stock in the
Iist and brought up here with hint sev-
ere! Aro-clam animals, and his recent
pants.. News hie determination u,
Guotmue .at in the good work. We ate
lad to have emen en of Mr.Orangto 's stamp settling in Hu -hitt.
Milano nets Coasts Oers.,.s..w.
A new horse shed is to to waned at
the Ethel Methodist Charas.
Awt7r 'Mv Rsttovs- -D. A. W sdaell,
who ham bent a resident of brsaseht fur
the past four years intends {savior for
Kingston the 1st of April
Hose Pvtlicluasa -Mr. W. Diss
of the Milburn aches, has purchased
frons Mr. G. Askwith, Maisoliesser, the
imported cart stallion, "British go_
sign," paying therefor the sum a 1900
cash.
Revive', 1}savlcas, -Rev. Mr. Mark-
haiu and Rev. Mr. Philp are o„uducting
a vary sueoeesful service at Bluevale
Met odtst C►ttrok
Hisses Sou). -A span of horses be-
longing to Cyrus Hallman, Howiek, were
sold to Wen. Barrie of M nria, for $230.
They weigheJ- $,'6O lbs. sad were b
years old,
Faso Su1.D. -- Donald Sinclair, t f
Brussels, stdd 100 acres of land in Bien -
shard township this week to Patrick
Hardy fur the sum of 15,900, cash. The
farm is s good one, having a fine brick
house and splendid outbuildings.
FARM SOLD. - Messrs. Caluen)u d
C.smpbell have sold the Hetherington
Film, ls1 non. Kinloss, 50 acres, to Mn.
\Vebb, of Harriston, for 81,459. The
farm owned by the late Patrick Cantwel,
12th con. Ashfield, 50 acres, was bold
under mortgage on Tuesday hat.
A Paounc Cow. --Mr. W. Murphy,
of Mullett, near Oarlock, has a cow
which a few days ago gave birth to three
calves, two females and a male, and they
are all doing well and likely to live.
Mr. Thos. Meilan's thoroughbred bull
has the credit of being the sire of this
fine brood.
ADVANCING. ---We are pleased to learn
that Mr. P. D. Mackinnon, i of Grey)
and lately a pupil of Clinton High School,
has been re-engaged as Principal of Por-
tage la Prairie Public School, at an in-
crease of $50, which snakes his salary
8650 a year. He is ppromised $700 if he
routine next year. M. '_ is • first -este
fellow, and we are pleased to know that
he has struck a piaci w:tere hie services
are appreciated.
Hoban S)LD.--Hullett has Long been
notes for good hurso-dash, the tanners
here knowing what class to raise. Jas.
Reid, near Oarlock, recently sold to Mr.
Dunlop a two-year old colt f.,r $146.
This is the one that t•.x,k sir utany first
{prizes at the fall shows last year. Mr.
Reid has since bought it heavy draught
mare from Mrs.Johu Reid for the neat
sum of 1190. Mr. George Watt has al-
so sold one fur $165 to an American buy-
er.
Quite • number of the people in Ethel
section of Grey have got the Manitoba
fever. Robert Tindall left for that
country on Monday last, taking with him
stock and implements, also lumber to
build a hoose. His family followed him
on Wednesday. Thomas White, B.
Pierce and some others, whore names
your correspondent did not learn, went
also. , t
No FAILCRR.--It wall' lately reported
in Brotlttrret's that the firm of Hally &
Anderson, lately carrying on business 1
in Seaforth had gone into insolvency.
Banking.
1-44 ilY IlWMTREAL
CAPiTAL. - .400,000.
SURPLUS. - • - 15,n00,000.
Goderich Branch.
L. D C ANFORD, - - - 3o undyu
Allows interest on deposits. Drafts. letter
of credit bad circular notes issued, payable
a all parts of the world. 1754.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Paid lip Capital, - #6,000,000.
Esau - • 11,400,000.
Preairlew�. - HON. WM. McMASTEW
General Manager, - IV. N. ANDERSON.
Goderich Branch.
A. 'M. ROSS, - - - - MANAosa.
Interest allowed on deposits. llnfta on al
the principal Towns and Cities in Canada
(!rat Britain and the United Staten, bough
and sold.
Ad rancMo.Farmere on Notes, with ,ane or
more endorsers without, mortgage. 1733
MANITGBA EXCURSIONS.
Gfreenwa-Y
will start another
EXCURSION TRAIN
on
WEDNESDAY, 6TH APRIL, 1881.
Connecting with the one over G. W. R.
sante day. Concentrate freight at
EXETER OR CENTRALIA.
FREIGHT MONJ)A 1- BEFORE.
APPLY To
THOS. GREENWAY,
Centralia.
W. J. WHITE.
Express Agent. Exeter.
or to
PAY UP.
BEING now oat of business os account of
Me Ire. It is Necessary that all debts owed
me should be settled early. i take this oppor-
unity of desiring all concerned to pay up at
1778-2m GEORGE CATTLE.
Mrs. Mary Wingate
We have been assured that the state -
ment is untrue. In consequence of
the death of one of the numbest, Has opened a
of the firer, it became neaesary to 1 MILLINERY AND DRESS SLAKING
wind up the bueintsrs. This has been establishment on
done by the sale of the estate to A. U.
McDougall Q• Co., who hare assumed SOUTH STS
the liabilities of the late firm.
Salah Hue nui.-Considerable plea- ' three doors front the Albion Hotel, with
sure is being participated in by numbers • full assortment of l`r, "RD and
a young men, who indulge in rabbit "T�yYSD HAra, FsArsaRS,
huntingnear Blooming Hill. It is com- Fu.atRrt, Tisa, Lacs,
mon to see a good marksman dying 4 RUrri.INoe, Ficatg,
rabbit& u was the ease on Monday when 1 FRINGas,
Wm. Davy and T. Ashford returned ids I VZLveve and DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ter being out but a few hours. They i
brought with them 4 rabbits and a huge
formerly of Goderich, later of Detroit,1
grey owl, measuring from tip to tip 5 feet
2 inches and weivhing 7 -)oonds.
Alsoruna 000D Horse. -On Saturday
last Mr. J. J. Fisher received ,splendid
stallion that had been forwarded to him
from Aberdeen, Scotland. It is a jet
black, with a small white spot on the
nose and white hind foot. It looks to
be one of the finest of the heavy draught
class ever imported, standing 17 hands,
very powerfully built, and being of
handsome carriage. On it it arrival at
Toronto it weighed 2100 lbs., havirgglost
about one hundred pounds on the voy-
age, which it appears to have stood very
well.
A.lrorstt Goon Bt -Lt. -Mr. John Mc-
Millan, Reeve of Hullett, recently pur-
chased from Mr. Jab Brown, of North
Dumfries, County of Waterloo, a very
superior throtghbred Durham hull calf,
eleven months old. This animal is from
the best and purest bred stook on both
sides, and he will be a valuable addition
to the thoroughbred stock of the town-
ship. Mr. McMillin has been very suc-
easeful hitherto as a invader of hor+cs,
and we are glad that he is now turning
hie attention to cattle also, as we ate
sure that hw will be equally enoeenfd
that direction.
A CALL 18 INVITED.
17Th
I'''arz .ers Attentiosi
rt
1 r yt t ,, t
cJ.iaaled
Baahad Folios
for la ny yaanttty a! very lowest prices
OR 4 ARBED FENCE
WIRE.
EITHER 2 E.
Wire and barb galvanized atter being twtst.d ..Lich cauuut scale ol[.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences,
NO SNOW DRIFTS- NO WEEDS -NO WASTE UNDS.
F"r sale 1)).
G. H. PARSONS,
1779. CHEAP HARDWARE, GODERICH.
In Leaving Town
I wish to return my thanks to the public for their patronage during the past, and solicit
the same In future, and to remind them that I have lett a reliable person in charge of the
business.
REPAIRING AND PICTURE FRAMING
will be done on
SHORTEST NOTICE.
T_ G_
HYMN BOOKS.
New Pres hylEliaa Hymnal
LAMP Prereass--Mr. Andrew Mir -
riling; of McKillop, has purchased die
farm of Mr. John Walton. whisk is situ-
ated on the gravel r, I, nearly opposite
and very eenveniest to his own.
The farm contains 41 acres and was par-
chaeed for 12,315 There is on it •Rood
frame barn and stable, and about 8 acres
el rn wDaRt. It is a eboies 1st, and be
a e ea eostveoientiy ierested to $r. Mor -
d,..'. ie -' -' d hoes. will net o. a yeas-
raisadditlra its lois nivestyr hie /state
sett a thinks e1 deem vi.g to the
eei�ltbor#ood .f Berrie, where his rala-
tivis midi.
PAMID AWAY. -Mrs. Mernsen, wife r f
Matthew Mesrisrns, Esq., of the 18th
eon of Ory, died an Wanidav dwell
ink sore es Moen efl eine clay& Clow j �ast'tta.�weli ensue d the low well the ream. of her 1 sew.ss o iime.
CrShe !saws a f1a.10► cif Svc some
4 *Aor.
• in every variety published.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Mr. Thee. Sneyd, who for a number of years has been in the employ of
Mr. John Acheson, has entered into partnership with
JAMES A. REID.
The business will be carried on under the name and style of
REID & SNEYDU
We have considerably enlarged the premises, and put in a very large stock of
general Dry Goods, which has been bought entirely for cash.
We invite the public to take a look through otlr stock, which. will bo sold at very
close prices; and we are satisfied our way of doing business will so meet the views
of the general publio as to secure a very extended patronage.
New Methodist llymu Book
in all its forms.
LOWEST PRICES
•i
SHEPARD'S BOOKSTORE
MANCHESTER HOUSE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
Goderich, March 18th 1881. 1778-1m.
Record of the LYMAN Barb.
JOHNSTON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP.
Jr- ,
GALVANIC BATTERIES.
HOP EITTE7R8_
JAMES WILSON
r+
FIRSTLYAN"H>s
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
at
MONTREAL, QQL'E.
HAMILTON. ONT.
CINCINNATI. OHiO.
BYRAt'UKE. `. V.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
YC R
Druggist.
riMnalse'u Pomnioneas meerat v 9T1
`ERHIBITIONB.
XCELLENCE and SIIPERIORITY
Onrr all (`ontnriil•rv.
TSP Cheapest & Best Follcisi
514 THE
WORLD_
Adopted and in use on 19 Railway Lines In
the U.8. and Canada. See that our trade
mark, "Lynes BARB," is stencilled on each
reel. BUT No OTHER. Send for prices and
circulars to 11. W. McKi mm's a: Co.Ooderleh.
NOI![fio
°i' 7 wt Phretorregrhiry is Geller i�►-
DO, I ION BARB WIRE FENS
LOVELL'S
THB WILL [NON YILLINBRY &&TABLISHi1NT
THE SQUARE, GODERICH,
Miss Stewart
has just reoeived a Large and Varied
Assortment of SILKS and SATINS of all grades and colors, LACES, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, PARASOLS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS and other
NOVELTIES, from
MONTREAL and TORONTO.
Every department is well stocked by FIRST CLASS GOODS of the moat
fashionable patterns, and as all her pinches* have been for steady Cash, she is
enabled to give her numerous customers the very
BEST VALUE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
prices.
INSPECTION INVITED,
CAPD OI THAN��s_
TO THE PEOPLE OF GODERICH
I extend my best
thanks to the townspeople who worked so well in endeavoring to save my
goods at the recent fire. It is pleasant to know that you have the good will
of your neighbors, and actions like that performed by those whom I take this
opportunity of thanking, make one feel that "a friend in need is a friend indeed.'
Yours truly
1). C. STRACHAN.
Province of Ontario Director
REMOVAL_
I have removed my stock of general groceries to the corner of I.lake's Block'
where I will be pleased to meet all my friends and old cust.•tr.ers.
D, C_ STRACH - .
n7'" tom, - !
•
J•• .K
t,•• r.xw.
LM r ^ NIII
pets.¢.
8 LOT OF
NSW
SPUISG PRINTS.
red
Meit o
gut•
Ladle's Cloaks andDisters.
SPLENDID VALUE
at
Colborne Bros_
THEY XBBP TF3F3
CRM=TON CC:= T!
' '1 BEST IN TIDE 1�T1�RgET_
COLBORNE EROS.
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
—OF—
MR. ID. FERGUSON
--AT A—
tIVE RY GREAT DISCOUNT !
Nearly all of said Stock. as well as my own original Stock. «)o+ 1 lit before the Advisor
of Ilardwar,. I am therefore sin
taposition to selll Cheaper than aa7 other 3,
the
FOR 1881-188_
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 1681.
Prue $5.00.
MR. LOVELL, at the request of several
Merchants and others of the Province bees of
Ontario of the City of Montreal, &c ,
announce that his firm will publiaii n RO-
VINCE OF OtiTARIO DIRECTORY, in No-
vember next, containing an
Ta$72A Weir". 12 a dap at home easily
us Weir". , Maine. Addreu.
Ncw Teeds
Rli seal h„ee the ehIe.t dawrb-
..t ter hung scab *Mort Ferguson. at
Walton llrp utas a woman who we.
held is the highest esteem by ell who
kart her, fur her Ckrtstan wait so►
aid fiefs... fibs ha hmaw. 5 orK(-
eisteat weather of the 111 • •d11et ch nroh.
She wee buried a,a Rrusawi e
Mod the retsps.t when alt. woo held in
Ors neigh .4,.M w.. .imply attested by
tire lar., biters lane.. ,' her fnn.rst
erenat
NSW OVER(`OATINGS,
NEW SCOTCH GOODS.
A FMB $rube or
5
H�at� Ouadian Woollens
tea
1,n
Kv des.. L tin
;.ea - - 1.90 1M
And Prunes to telt t.M slows at
•O�TT011i IrzRza w-
jaddnNm eeese an sad ltr
ifs e a awl
ebM.elPass•
hut tete thing for winter clothing.
Sonne Good Linea of Gents' Irttr.tidicrps
lr R. L. Jouweoe's.
ll &MADY- ems 1114
Alph�lbe`ical Directory
AND A THOROUGH
Classified Business Directory
MY STOCK OF
farmas',11ililiers'
kGelle�tal ihuill.widr is C� li>I)1alI
of the Business and l'mft' Mlonal men in the
Cities. Towns, and Villages of Ontario. with a
Classified Business Directory
or THE
CITY OF MONTR AL.
The same care and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Directories of
1871 will be given to this work. Subscribers
names respectfully solicited. Terms of Ad-
vertising made known upon application.
JOHN LOVELL at SON
Montreal, Dec. 1881. Publishers. 1790
OVERCOATS,
$6cc a week in your own town. Terms and
U 96 outfit free. Addreas H. HAttsrr a
Co.. Portland. ]Paine.
Stoves 1
Stoves 1
OOHZ AND 817TM.T 8408 flans A8 WILL PLEASE 704.
Fresh Ci -round Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FES'+'F_' WiRE.
R_ W_ 1Vr0K TZIT1
17 :,t -lm.
SAVE TROUGHS and
CONDUCTING PIPES,
CISTERN PUMPS,
LEAD PIPES, &.
CLOTHING MADE to ORDER
soder N sera asGervfieu
one- ALL WORK WARRA NTSD.111t
Hugh Dunlop,
PLOW AND PAIfCY
TINWkRE.
COAL OIL
WI10LIIRALR AND *bells
GRAND CLEARING SALE
— O F— 1
oots and Shoes,
—A
CARETS MOT allti SE BROM
FSR ONE NIUN'l'H.
Previous to Stook taking. My Stook is Lalgeand well -assorted,
and
Orel Ottl+s■wt „w� �i Meir Mho.
`1r�.t nteRw ` ea
rdeare
. 3.� eroRY •
�f>)
dillseairea asrrel
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given.
T leS — CASH
WM. CAMPBELL
Goderioh, Jan. 13, 1881.
1789
J►I8Bf07vI Bl.s TIILOR �� fgeee Yieea
Nast Door to Knit of Montreal rrwsssw dime
--5
gINTA=L
Carriage Worksl
laving lamed the shop of Mr. P Bayne.w engwged )n the manufacture
classAro of
CARRIMGBS, BUGGIMS, WAGGONS, etc.
(lira one • sail, and 1 will rive you priests that cann.•t he beaten to W
ovwnty.
R3537'AI24.I1•Ta Az JOBB IND DONS.
KINTAIL CARRIAGE WORKS,
B. POINTER
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