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8 TOE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1881.
DOORS
BASHES BIDS,
310CLDIN , and every
Description of Interior Finish.
ST.11RS, HANDRAILS.
NEWELS and BALI'STK$S
A Specialty. Send for Pffcd
Lists. SHINGLES,
LATH A LUMBER.
Estimates ou applica-
tion. pre -Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
U,,derich
=burn
Holts Swum' Hors. -We are pleased
once more to welcome our jovial friend
Julia Walters, who has just retured from
a pleasant tnpto the Black Hills. Also
Mr. B. K. Alien and F. Dean, who have
just returned from a stay to [,[tele Sam's
domains.
Leobdora.
A Joust Tint -On the evening of
the 21st Mine host of the Point Farm en-
tertained a number of the "boys" of this
rection 4o a sumptuous supper, on the
bund of his recent matrimonial venture.
Singe, speeches and sentiment, mingled
freely with guod wishes, ran around the
festive board, and Joe and his bride
were torted right heartily by the guests
of the evening.
AN Ores MEltrisa.-On the evening
of the 16th inst., Rev. Mr. Gray, Baptist
minister, of Clinton, delivered a very
interesting lectnre un Temperance, in
the Temperance Hall, under the auspices
of the Leeburn lodge. Bro. Cummings
eecupied the chair. A quartette gave
w,me sweet music during the evening.
Psaamennt.
Retlulors. - Rev. Mr. Hendt:rs, pas-
tor of Hope Church, has been conducting
a series of revival services in the church
during the past two weeks.
RaeovsRED.-Ws are pieared to see
that.Mr. Robert McMillan, sawyer in
i1lcLellan's mill, has recovered frutu his
severe sickness, and is able to attend
to his work again.
Movee. -Mr. John Bell has moved
from this vicinity to Lanes, and Mr.
Struthers from Dumfries takes tine farm
formerly occupied by Mr. Bell.
OBITUARY. -On Tuesday last. Mr.
John Armstrong died at the residence
of his sun Robert, at the ripe age of 73
years. He was an old settler in Ash-
field and was nnuch'respected by all who
knew him. The funeral Jn 'i'nursday
was largely attended -over fifty teams
following the remains to the grave.
W W vre.Dosh
ward. Keyed by Mr. McM , se-
conded by Mr. Clan, that James Bmws
be paid Nth, being s salary as ocdle000r.
By-laws Nue. 8, 1 and 11 were duly
read and passed. Moved by Mr. Mc-
Murchy, seconded by Mr. Uridia, that
Jet Brown be paid $1 for mistake in
dug tax. Moved by Mr. Clare, second-
ed by Mr. Whitley, that the collector
be mild $4 for extra expenses. The fol-
lowing accounts were paid, Jas. Brown,
salary. $$6; do mistake in dog tax, $1;
do extra expenses, $a; widow Martin,
charity, $5. The Council adjourned to
meet again at Martine Hotel, Dungan-
non, on the 28th of May. The Court of
Revision to be held at one o'clock p.m.
same Clay. -Joust Coos, Clark.
CANADLAN NEWS.
The Allan steamer Nova Scotia is to be
fitted up with refrigerators and other
rppliamws to carry dead meat to
Europe.
D. J. Kerr, Q. C., of Si.. John, has
been summoned for contempt of Court
in publiahiug oo.nmunications reflecting
on a Supreme Court Judge.
A new iron (nine has been discovered
near Bridgewater, and an asbestus mine
near Flint. The vein of the latter is
seven feet wide, and the fibre is said to
be the best yet discovered.
All male Russians between the ages of
ten and eighteen are at liberty to ge
abroad without permission of the Govern-
ment. The statement that they were
not was erroneous.
A holy war against the French is being
preached among the Arabs and Kabyles,
who are likely seriously to hamper the
French troops in the latter's operations
aisinst the Tunisian troops.
!Nr. Duncan McIntyre, who has just
returned from England, Bays that the
Syndicate has sold, in England, three
hundred thousand acres of their lands in
the Red Red River distric. at $2.50 per
cre.
Saw deur Own Saaar mad ',rap.
Te the gilter of the Signal.
Every fernier should grow hie own
sweets, and thereby, at a triftng expense,
save a large annual outla,' of cash in his
household expense. This is easily done
by plautiug sty from to one acre of
Early Amber Sorghum ell each faro[.
One pound of seed will plant one acre of
laird. The seed u Worth about forty
cants per pound. It should be planted
as suou as the weather and state of the
land will penult after the tenth of May.
but will do any time up to the tint of
June. Plant in hills, three feet apart
each way, put about six or ween semis
in each hill, but in hoeing thin out to
four or five. Keep it well hued and and
free from weeds fur a few weeks, and it
will then tate erre of Anal'. Sorghum
will do well un any lend that Indian corn
will succeed un, and it requires just
about the Ylue treatment. It should be
harvested during September and early in
October. Frost will injure the sugar in
the cane. It is tit to cut just as soon ss
the seed is passing from the unilk state
or just as they are tint ripe. First with
a stick strip the leaves off, and cut off
about eighteen ur twenty inches of the
top of the cane with the seed on. Take
care of the leaves and tops of the canes
it will wake good fodder equal to the
best hay, and the seed makes very good
feed. After this cut the canes and lay
them in heaps on the ground, from four
to eight hill in each heap. Keep the
cane straight, and it will be much easier
to handle. It may ley on the ground in
this way until you are ready to take it to
the mill to get ground tend pressed.
Drying in the sun will not injure the
cane but will stake them lighter to
handle, and also will improve the quality
of the syrup as long as they are not
touched by the frost The average yield
is about 160 to 200 gallons Imperial
ineaaure of 1,400 lbs of sugar ler acre.
B ides this there will be about one half
ea
tun of fodder and tifteen bushels of seed
per acre, the seed is valued at sixty
On Friday afternoon a four-year-old cents per bushel for feeding purposes.
sun of Mr. James Walwer, of Guelph, Mr. John Varese of Colborne is building
was suddenly missed while playing at this summer a factory un his farts for
the side of a mill race. He is supposed the manufacture of both sugar and syrup.
to have fallen into the water and to have He has also a small quantity of seed for
been carried down the river. sale. Also Mr. Jas. McNair, seedaman,
Goderich. has seed for sale It has been
grown during the peat two }ears very
successfully by ulesars. Geo. Cox, Gode-
rich Township; H. Snell and S. An-
drews, of Hullett; NV. Potter, of Col-
borne; and many other gentleman. It
The Hull temperance people are age
IS no humbug. Farmer'', try is.. Let
tated over the imposition by the City every fanner raise his own sugar and
Council of the $200 tax on code houses i that is and annually sent sca large n issount the lines money
for
and tetuperauce hotels, whits the ]i•{nor !those articles. The avrup is nearly
Before the Pacific Railroad Commis-
sion on Saturday, a letter was read from
Mr. Sandford Fleming, accusing Rile
Carr of witholding information regard-
ing the location of the line which might
have saved the:toauds of dollars.
Auctioneering.
JC. CURRIE, THE PEOPLE'S AOC.
. TIONEER.Oetbetoh, till.
sellers are e{ually oppeae to the lards ; equal to the maple syrup; and the sugar
increase in license fees made. Both par -p 1 ' g
is superior to the commie: raw sugar.
ties will test the natter in the law• AGticoLA
courts. e
West a Mrs. Brown, wife of the Rev. Joel
L.
i'h►rch Taiabterw
-- Brown, of Belleville. was tined 85 andApl)la6asnmrntop. j
CUl'N.'it, _ilEb'TINtc. -O lancil stet in costs for beating an orphan girl.Annie _fit the recent Cunfereuce of the Meth -
Van Hall, on April 23rd, 1 51, at the Van Line in her esu Ivy The evi- ,)'.is• Epise ups Church. held in.Londen,
the c ild
Legal Notices.
URSUANT TO AN ORDER OP
made la the mat -
&Mt Kirkpatrick.
Dloveasun,the
of the village oft alppawa, fu "thee O t late
Welland, who died in or about the month of
March. 1889, are us ur Iwttro rho Ss taAI N
Y►d,teas to mud by vu t prepaid, the
eeoollmm
Dreams Cameros, BoUofto► for the ['tats
ttti their Cartsuan and Surnames, addresses
and description, the Lull particulars of their
claims. a statement of their accouut* and the
nature of the securities. if any,held by theist:
ur in default thereof they will be peremptorily
excluded from the benefit of the said urder.
Every creditor holding any security u to pro-
duce the same before me at my Chambers at
the Court House in the Town of Goderich, uu
the 131b dayof Mr' 1831. at ten o'clock to the
forenoon. being the time appointed for ad-
judication on the t•Isiuu.
Dated this 3th day of April. A D. 1set.
odd.) H.11acDsexurr,
G31 -it. Master at Goderich.
1 the Court of C
ter of thelE.ate otioha
and In • esus*, Kirk
rodiulre of John It
-1If ATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF
Printing Presses and Printiag Material
in the Town of Godertch. Pur.tiaa.t to the
power of sale contained in • (,bsttol Mortgage
made by one Jane Cathcart, a copy of watch
will be produced M the time of sale, there will
be sold by Public Auction at J. C. Currie s
auction Start, In the Town of Ooderich. en
■caw, the ata Day .f Iaay, Baal, at
twelve o'clock noon the following goods and
chattels namely : One double dewy hand press,
one Ruggles Pres. one Allgator Prean
with printing furniture and appurten-
ances consisting of Rules, Galleys. Composing
Stones, Books, Racks. Composing Sticks,
Reglets, Chases, ,t -c.; a Book Binders Hard
Metal Borders,
Press and Ploughs, M vs. Horse,
Sale, Steamboat, pacing and other cuts,
Frames, Inks, a small quantity ut Paper,
('ands. and Cardboard; News and Jobbing
Leads, S Rules. Type Cases, &u. A quan-
tity of Wood Type, News, Jobbing, Advertis-
ing and Ornatsenal Type, ate., &c. The
whole cumppriedng the stock and plant of the
pi intim office lately oocnpied by Mrs Cath-
cart. This will afford an excellent opportunity
to printer* and others desiring to obtain the
complete outfit of s printing once, as the
whole stock and plant must be sold without
reserve. Terms will be made known at the
time Vitale. For further particulars apply to
JOHN diem[. Say, Guelph. or to the under-
signed. SEAGER et' MORTON.
Vendor's Solicitors Goderich Ont.
J. C. CURRIF
Auctioneer, Sec.
Gocer:ch. Apr.i 13th 1881.
call of Reeve. All the members present,donee allowed that h the
etas following pastorate app 'influents
etnhuni-
the Reeve in the chair. Dfinutea of last anly beaten with a poker and draped were made fur this district :
meeting read and adopted. E. Pacey
around the room with her hands tied. '
applied for payment of sheep killed by LONDON DlsTaler.
1 vests . f 1t
tion presented by Messrs. Luang and Pauls Church, Clinton. was held Mon -
London -M. Dtwumtck.
Habkirk bum village of Manchester for day night. The Rev. R. C. Matthew London Circuit-B.C Murre.
grant toward building asidewalk-grant
ed 520. The clerk was instructed to
'purchase a tape line for each councillor
for letting and measuring jobs. Peti-
tion from J. A. Taylor and 45 others,
tor grant to gravel East boundary on
llth, 12th, 13th and 14th concessions,
granted 5200, provided East 11'awanosh
would do a like amount, and petitioners
grade up the road on llth and 12th
cons., cons., ready forgravelling to the.satis-
faction of E. (.aunt. D.A. McCrimmon,
$3 medical attendance, D. Carrudice,
Habkirk and Young, $20; B. Rudinotid,
repairing scraper, $2; Mrs. Gilpin. chari-
ty, 515; A. Sproul. expenses of Hough-
ton's funeral. $20.20; Senfi,m.' office,
printing, $17.-R. Mt•ERAV, Clerk.
178421.
Blettical,
H a Kamp, ILewD.,.,r PHYSI,
e!'twea MCfI ad
Omeaopposl s (
oa Ctlaeaea's ueknuw. if sot
ma, *soda at the 17111[-i
DB. MOLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON, Coroner, &a Oftloe and resident.*
M lrso0 8ttset, sowed door west of V kwuta
yt t• 1761.
DRS. SHANI' N 3 HAMILTON,
Phyaic ei ugeow. Amine:hero l o.
Omoe at Dr. Shannon* reeldea 4•e. near tae
Jail, Goderich. O. C. ten teems, J. C. Huslu.-
roil. 1751.
CHANCERY.
I In Re Sayers. Sayers vs. Kirkpatrick.
Purs,iant to the order of this Court made in
this cause, bearing data the twenty seoond day
of November. A. D. 18811. there will lie sold
with the approbation of Jbhn Gustavus Ste-
venson. Esquire, Master ut this t'uurt at Cay-
uga, by Joseph Hall, Auctioneer. at Mason's
Hotel in the Tuwn of Cayuga. at the hour
of eleven o'clock in the forenoua, on the
Twenty Flus day of May next, toe following
propertybelonging to tate estate of the late
Edward U. Sayers.
1st. The west half of the north half of lot
thirteen to the tint .wwdssion south of the
Talbot road in the township of North Cayuga,
containing fifty acre* more or lees
2nd. The one half intereet in the Kirpatrtek
d• Sayers salt well at Goderich in the County
01 Huron. including buildings and plant,
101. The one eighth interest in the Maitland-
ville Ss t Well Co. •
1t h. Paid up stock to the amount of $130 in
the Petroleum Salt Co.
Sth. A number of notes, book debts and
13:vision Courtjudgulents. amounting in the
aggregate to 3846.27.
doh. A act of platform scales now i0 the
storehouse at Cayuga
The property will be put up m six separate
parcels as above.
The purchaser shall at the time of sale pay
cash. The parties to the tide. with the excep-
tion
xctp
tion of the vendor. are to be at liberty to bid.
In all other respects the terms and conditions
t of sate will be the standing conditions qt the
Court of Chancery. For further particulars
apply to Messrs. Henderson s- Snider. Ven-
dors Solicitors. at Cayuga, or to Messrs. Seager
d Morton at Goderkh.
Dated at Cayuga. April21st. ISS:.
t. All J. U. STEVRNSON -
1781-31. Master at layers.
dugs, laid over till next meeting. Pati- A sppecia meeting ofthe E. Lounaburc, Presiding Elder
8inmiller.
Ps„psare Ca.►NOE.-Mr. Jno. Me-
Gibba.ns has sold a village lot south of
his residence to Mr. Chas. Fuller who
is meeting thereon a comfortable cot-
tage.
LES:. -Mr. W. G. Luker, proprietor
of the Benumiller flouring mill, left o,. the
20th inst., en route for Victoria, B. C.
3Ir. Luer ninde himself very popular,
not .mly 011 account of his tact for bus-
iness. but also on account of the active
part which he t,s,k in everything which
had for its object the moral upbuilding
of the village. We wish him every sue -
cess.
1 AIKE.NHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR
• to Dr. l sinoatO urmduats of Ontario Ve-
terinary Collate. Office, sables and residence,
on New Street, four doors east ott:olborae
Hotel, N. B. --horses examined as to sound-
aeee. 1751.
Legal.
ARROW A PROUDFOOT, BAR-
RISTIRB, Attorney!, Soli(dtors etc..
Goderich. J. T. Gamow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
resigned the rectorship. and asked to be Ingersoll -W. H. Shaw; G. Lawrence
relieved at once. His resignation was and McLean superannuated.
accepted and his request was granted. J. , qt. Marys and Nissouri-C. M.
H. Combe and James Sheppard were el- i Thompson, J. i-tiitchell.
acted Church Wardens. Alfred Brown Thamesford-M. H. Bartram; R. Ser -
and Win. Grigg were appointed Delegates ! vice, superanuntiated.
to the Synod. Embro-R. I. Warner.
Hugging parties, at so much a snueeze Sweaborg-John Wood.
the ptroceeds to go to the pour, are a Dorchester -M. Griffin.
ly Western invention. The following Westminster -J. T. Davis, J. Bloods -
schedule of prices is adhered tu:-Girls worth.
under sixteen, twenty-five cents for each W. H. Hughston, superannuated.
hug of two minutes: from sixteen to St. Thomas -1V. G. Brown.
twenty, fifty cents; from twenty to , Southwold-W. Fansher,
twenty-five, seventy-five cents; another Brown.
man's wife, one dollar; widows. accord- Parkhill -J. Laycock. .
ing to looks, from fifty cents to three Goderich-G. A. Francis.
dollars; old maids, three cents each. or Boaanquet-S. Knott.
two for a nickel. -[Ex. Seaforth-C. W. \rollick; S.
In the United States district court at ger; superannuated.
Topeka, Kan., on Tuesday, the case of Maitland -W. A. Vollick.
the United States v. lfaldernan was Stanley -N. Dickie, F. Ling.
tried. It was charged that the defend- Norwich -O. G. Collamore.
ant had opened a registered letter and Aylmer -J. Ferguson.
taken therefrom lawful money. The Springfield -A. Kennedy..
evidence showed that the letter cow- Malahide-J. Rose, F. J..Smith, J.
tallied a National bank note. The de- C. Tutt rd, superannuated.
fendant's counsel argued that this was ' T. also nburg-G. A. Fulciier.
not lawful money of the Unite4l States, ' Mount Elgin -Jas. Gardiner.
and the objection was sustained by - Vienna' Scratch, D. G.tiftin, sup -
Judge Foster and the defendant ac- erannuated.
T. J.
Terwilli-
quitted. y 'uValainghatn-W. Scurf•; R. B. Cook,
Henr • D. Cleveland, enumerator for superannuated'
the District of Blandford, Nova Scotia. S. Curti-Transferrati to Bay Confer -
left home on the 12th inst. to atteni a once.
meeting of enumerators at Chester. As'LITERARY NOTICES.
Rstiolors. -Tae funeral sermon of he did not return fears were entertained
being
cl
search in regardtohiaA
preached
the Rte JW. Nilisrl will be p nda bysafety.THE LEONARD S ''TT PriLIsiIING Co.,
the Rev. W. N. Arollick un Sunday May wide through Blandford woods .,n the
lst.
Al- IDENr. -A runaway which luckily
was not attendeu by very serious results
took place on 26th inst. Whilst the
funeral cottage of the deceased Jos.
Miller was proceeding to the Colborne
cemetery. owing to a general halt being
made in the pruceseton, Mr. Robert
Kerr's horse turned suddenly round,
ran away and precipitated Alesars Kerr
and Moore, both of whom were badly
bruised by the fall. The horse ran fur-
iotsly, causing niuch confusion and dis-
may, the carnage was overturned. the
box torn off, but otherwise no further
calamity- occurred till the horse was cap-
tured
21st inst. resulted in the discovery of his
dead body lying on a bed ..f spruce
bushes. in a remote region, near Gates
Lake. It appears that he did not arrive
in Chester on the dayappointed, having
loot his way. Athough search was
made for the census books they could
41 Barclay St., N. Y., have just issued
their reprint of BCorktron„1's Jingutinefor
April. Like all the preceeding numbers
of the present year. It is full of pod
reading. "The Private Secretary is
continued. "tihadwell's Life of Lord
Cl de" briefly sketches the career of Chet
not be found. 'A lent soldier. "Vallon:brosa is an
At four o'clock on Slnndsy morning a interesting account of the former and
fire broke out in a large frame livery present
Society" gives a lof the ively de•
stable opposite the new poet office, eeription .d town aoin
Brantford. It was occupied by Mr. seventy tirond ocruntry $ hundrellifei
Aird. At six that morning, when the yesta ago. "Greece ail her claims-
firemn had quenched the tla th
bodye f a trap named McDonald was discusses the ,resent actuation in the
found in the building; also the charred East. There Is an amusing article en-
remains of sic horses It is Cupp sed titled "Freaks of the Telegraph, enu-
the man set the building on fire acct- merating manry provekisg blunders
dental]} , and could not nut. The caused by carelessness either in writing
rear of the Commercial Rote] was
oe or tnnsmussien, which, however Leib -
The l,•i.acil wet at Smiley s Hotel. fire, but was saved by the firemen. The
Dungannon. on Thursday, the 21st of refit ends of the Bank of British North ing to the recipients They res
April. The minutes of last meeting were of the printer who, in an art
read and signed. Moved by Mr. Whit -
le seconded by Mr. Claire, that the
Clerk prepare a iii law to app•dnt path -
masters, fence-vfeweta Anil IslUtHi•kee eeppp
en, and that the renewing toe the scale
of statute labor, at net more than $800,
u able termed, nmunt have been truly sseno -
Amettis and Zion Church teeeiced • ing the great properties of the oa nasty
pied scorching. Mr. Aird s loss is cIlLlVdd iTAUY pt t: RF.t'
heavy. N,, insuranceed from • certain .,oeetes of the wlmk; ' parvtatr.. 7th Mqy.
and closing the tut with saying, than I roantatus vit.': "sailors use it for oflul their honor+,• aasuN 21st ..
laMlasg tbe Pelee. g Mastsavia, 1Mth
coverted it into "tailors use it to'o,il their JresavtAs
n nes. '' CIts „
The perilodieal. reprinted by Tss
LsoN A RD R4 -trrr Pt -a a ea t tee Co. (41 Bar• the Alm
a
Ll 'arrbly,, are
bu follows: ii,jr. The
Mee, and British Qunrt.sly )irr'ir,rr, and ,fie
I wwoA's Mapfrsffee• Price $4 a year ti
for any one, nrenly alts for all, and the
postage is prepaid by the Publishers.
B. L. DOYL.E, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery. tc.,
Uoderi b, Oat 1731.
SEAGER & MORTON, BA RR I S-
TIRS, kc.. &c., Goderich and Wingbam
C. Seager, Jr., Goderiok. J. A. Morton Wing -
Mum 1751.
`+ MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
►J. Solicitor. Office --Cotner of West Street
and Market Square, over George Achtson's.
liuderick. 1751.
C -A.1' IPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
L.tW, Solicitor is Cbanoery Convey-
ancer. &e. Omoe over Sheppard's bookstore,
Goderich, Ont. Any amount of money to
luau at lowest rates of Interest. 1751-y.
flAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
J Barristers, Solicitors in Chaaoery, &c.,
Ooderueh and VI -bighorn. M. C. Cameron,
C.; P. Holt. SVG. Cameron, Goderich. W. E.
Macara, Winghanm. 1751.
TRisceita..cous Cards.
TAMES SMA[L' , ARCHITECT, &c.
•r Office. Crabb* Block, Kingston M. Gode-
rich. Plans and specifications drawn correct -
17. Carpenter's' plasterers and niasc,n's work
measured and valued.
R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter,. Parlor decor-
ating made a specialty. GRAINING, GILDING,
GLAZING. Whop on North Street, opposite the
Registry Office. Goderich. 1751
i'TRATF'1RD BIN DERY-ESTAB-
A LISHED 1841. This establishment is chiefly
devoted to job and library work., specially to
those unique and economlcal haltcalt and nwr-
rocco styles In all cases the best of stork and
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJohn Dutton's drug store.
t3 EORG E STONE.
Tonsorial.
THE NEW
BICKERS'!'LTH
HYIJAL COIPANIOH
ALL STYLES ,ND PRICES
AT
It7oorhouse'sa
Prosbylefiaui II
WKNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
BER and Hair -dresser. beim to return
thanks to the public fur put patrurage. and
solicits a oontdnuant•e of custom. He can
always be found at his Shaving Parlor. near Of Paper Hangings oomprising every
the lost Office. Goderich. 1753 Novelty in
al
ALL THE KINDS PUBLISHED
AT
MOORHOUSE'S
THE NEW
WESLEYAN
IIYH BOOB
IN ALL ITS FORMS
AT
MOOR1OUSE'S,
¶ALL PAPER.
MOORHOUSE
Would respectfully intimate to his aumcrou
customers and the public generally that he
has just opened out a
Fresh Stock
Loans and insurance._
Qe500,000 T() LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Gode-
rloh. 1759.
m5,000TOLENDON REAL ES-
TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DO LE, Goderich. 1731
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
Farm Property in the township of Ash-
field. Pursuant to el decree and order made
in a certain cause of Scymour vs. Kennedy,
bearing date respectively the 11115 day of Feb-
ruary A. 1). 1881. and the 31st day of March
A. D. 1881, their will be sold with the appro-
bation of Henry 3lacdermott, Esquire, Master
of this Court at Goderich, by the said
Slaster at the Prince of Wales Hotel, in the
village of Dungannon, at the hour of one
o'clock ill the afternoon on Saturday, the 30th
day of April, A. D. 1881. the following land
and premises, in one parcel, being all and
singular that certain parcel or tract of land
and premises situate, lying and being in the
township of Ashfield in the County of Iluron,
and Province of Ontario, and being composed
of the East half of lot number ton, in the sixth
concession, Eastern Division of the said town-
ship of Ashfield. containing by admeasure-
ment one hundred acres of land more
or less. This property is situated in the
township of Ashflel3, and is distance from the
Town of Goderi••h 11 smiles, and is roadily ac-
cessible thereto ^ good road, which said
Town offers a good market for the sale of pro-
duce. The said property has erected thereon
a good frame house a story and a halt high,
also a good frame horn. The land is of a clay
loam. Ls well waterer] by a living stream.
which runs through the said land. There is
an orchard of three acres of excellent fruit
trees. There -are abeat 80 acres cleared. and
the remainder is well timbered. The property
will be offered for sale subject to a reserved
old. which has been tired by the said Master.
The property will be sold either subject to the
mortgages existing thereon or free from the
same as foe purchaser desires. The particu-
larsot the Bard mortgages will be made known
at time of satllt Terms, 10 per tent dostn at
time ornate, and the balance to be paid into
Court within one month to the credit of this
cave. wtthoet interest. on payment of which
n-
veyanccetand 10 full possesionr will be o f the land. d to In
p
all other rwrecu the Terme and conditions of
sale will be tie standing conditions of the
Court of Chancery. Further particulars can
be had from the said Master from MOM`,
(Jarrow & Proudtoot Hears1-ameron, Holt
& Cameron. Barristers &c. Goderich.
(Rated at Uoderieh this 7th day of April. .1
D. til.
H. MACTnsxorr,
Master at Uoderieh.
C1lrCans HOLT a[ CANS/NM
Vendor's Solicitous. 17tlait.
ALLAN Li N E
of
Rt 1YAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPJOL, L 4IJQNDERRY. OLA&
The popuLir route between Canada and Great
MOM
r HORTI>m!0114 E
Cr bin. into*Mnestellge Tickets at
UM
MAILINGS.
• rants SosrfOo MO*it Siam
rY t r Ax
casrras a a. m. ' 14th. 16th.
MAuvu8 a p. m. " last lard.
CraraaulAS e. as. "Nth.
Time Toronto morning papers this
two days; at not more then $800. three week advanced their price 4o W per an -
days; at not more than $1200, four days; num and 15c per week. The *sandier
at not more than 52,000, six days: and and London papers were at first inclined
that for every $500 over $2,000 one ad- to follow suit, but have contented them-
ditional any, that the hy•law be read a selhos with an increase to +i rind 114;. -
first, second and third tune and pawed. They all admit the fact that Heir past
Moved by Mr. NcMurchy, seconded by rates were below a licing figure. and
Mr. Griffin. that Mr. Whitley 1* instruct- that they were supplying their dailies in
ed to have the hill and the bridge on the
nine mile river, 4 and L con.. repaired.
Moved by Mr. Griffin. seconded by Mr.
McMurchy, that the widow Martin,
Port Albert, he granted $S as charity.
rod ter Mr Whitley, let ,,n.i,'n i.v Mr.
some cases at an annual loss on the cost
of the white paper. While they are RoTAITT was represented at Beacons -
about it they ought to regulate the price fields funeral by the Prince of Wales,
of their weeklies, the absurdly bow sub- the Duke of Cannaught and Prince Len-
scription price of 'which. after ule.leetmg poli. The Marquis of Hartington was
agents' charges, must make a good aired also present. The vault, after the (,sa
thrt $100 be eapeieled is hole in the advertising ntv+fit. Iflhser was placed in it. was literally rammed
ort the c•:nitoiaionet for the vets
with eeaaths of Bower•
tt5 Inns.
11th
Isth "
at thence with
mmar w large Toronto
to by the
with
extra
eon
hem
iso a ~ IN dig or
ligart rickatill. V
ticiets ries apply to
Ate' oaOghre t eeench.
Ell•tp1-
n- \ [WEEK. 11 a day at home essitc
1 ade. 1 :net y petI$ free \ddrn.
r uL :t nide
t ugne'a. Maine
650,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
IP on good Farm or first-class Town Property
at 8 per cent ADoly to it. L AIlCLIFFE. 1751
1{ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
,LVA amount to suit borrowers at r, to to per
cent. Private funds. Apply to Sgnostt and
MORTON, Goderich.
(ONiEY TO LOAN Or FIRST
1vl Mortgage at reasonable rater o' intere»t
and on terns to • suit borrower,. Address
JAMEd STEWART, Seaford P. 0. 1759.
'1TONEY TO LEND. -A LA R G E
lr1` amount of Private Funds for investment
at lowest rates on first -clans Mortgages. Apply
to UARROW & PROUDFOOT.
LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
Money to lend at lowest rates. free of
any costs or charges. IEAGER ,f MORTON.
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Goderich, 23rd March 1881. 1779.
\{ONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
1.1 DA Landed Credit.Company, Toronto -
JOHN LAING BLAME, Eats.. President. Money
is lent by this Company to Individuals upon
the same system as to municipalities. -Send
for Circulars. HUGH HAMILTON, C. L.
Agent. Goderich. 1751
20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
nv on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purchased, no Commission
charged, Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one day
1f title 1e satisfactory.-DAVISON & JOHN-
STON. Barristers. &c.l Goderich. 1731
ItRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
.
Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing fine e lase Companies. Alaoagent
for the CANADA Live STOCK INSURANCE Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Town or
Farts Property, in any way to cult the borrow-
er. Oice-/up-*airs[ Kay's block, Goderich,
On'. 1751
INSURANCE CARD.
BRtT1S1( ASS. CO'S. ToaoNTO-Established
1839.
P'WENiX iNS. CO'V. of LONDON (Englandl-
Establuhed In ,
HARTPOORI*NIM 'V, of IltweroRD. Conn. aid
-
Rey takes ,s the above ant -clans Offices, at
the lowtrtrater by HORACE HORTON.
The tadstwli'nort is Mao Appraiser for the
CANADA PER. LOAN AND SAVINGS CO'Y.
ToaoIrro.
Hooey to Loan on first -clays 'security. from
7 to Spar Cent. --Charges moderate.
HORACE HORTbN.
Oodertch, Sept, 1s.. 1114 1731
SHERIFFS SALE OF LANDS.
County of Heron • By virtue of a Wrtt se
To wit; I Plori /wise Issued est et
ger MsJeety's County (curt nr
ltSIGO and to me directed M line
moments of Helms lean Z SS tit! rat
of E Jaebses. Henry it lactone. and
hi eve *visa d I taken
Ott t, title and Interest
IA re4ssg' M the above named
le IAte anmhers one hnnd-
MIA neebemired,endo
, t. w s of e(wf."rialTea: leen blotto[
dlaarttch ithe
n
PA7•t; R-
DAY of JULY neat, at
etecrontu.
ORER 0113ONA,
eeerigs°eke.Oodorteh. '. fber & of ROM
lttae•p 140 11111 17ll0
DDAT.
the had of 1
GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
SATIN PAPERS.
MARBLE & OAK PAPERS,
CEILING PAPERS.
Davos---Decoratious---Borders
auiable for
DRAWING ROOM;
DINING ROOM,
SITTING ROOM,
BED ROOM,
HALL, OFFICE
UUTCHEN.
All this Season'- Patterns in
Window Shades,
Which will be found much superior to any
thing yet shown in this county.
Pces vory oost
reY• A call solicited. No trouble to
show patterns whether you buy or not.
T. J. MOORHOUSE1
BLANK BOOKS.
A cnmplete aasertmdnt of every di.-
cription of
BLANK BOOKS,
DAY BOOK$,
LEDOERS.
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
MEM. BOOKS,
INDICES. 40
AT
MOOR OUIE'S.
demch. Api lath 1881