HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-05-06, Page 8SASHES, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Intenur Finish.
STAIRS, HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTER
1 Specialty. Send fur Price
Lists. SHINGLES,
LATH & LUMBER.
Estimates on applica-
tion. t- Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
Goderich
000NTY GLEANINGS.
• Mark Cardiff bought 50 acres of land
from Juhn Colwell, con. 6, Morris, prior
11,200.
J. E. Smith sold to Jautes Shurrie the
north west quarter of lot 23, con. 5,
Morris, containing 50 acres.
Rev, J. R. Mundy, of Exeter, was at
St. Marys last week, as one of the'Board
"f Examiners for young men desiring to
enter the ministry.
Thu Queen's Hotel property in Sea
forth. was sold on Thursday, to Mr.
Jas. H. Benson, for the sunt of 87,975.
SOLD.-Bissett's "Grey )lolly," which
took second money at the last annual
meeting of the Exeter Driving -Park As-
sociation, was sold on Friday last to a
gentleman f1 mi Saginaw for tlr_ sum of
8200.
Mr. Thus. t:ovenhock, ..f McKillop,
has purchased between live and six hun-
dred beef cattle, which he will ship to
the oid country early in May. Mr. Gov-
eulock will accompany his stock to the
hone markets. We hope he will make
his pile out of this venture.
Mr. William Weekes, father-in-law of
Mr John Ward, died in Seaforth on
Tuesday last at the advanced age of 86
years. Mr. Weekes was ens of the ear-
liest settlers in this part of the country,
and was well and favorably ltnovn. He
had only been ill about' a week before
his death.
GOOD PCRCBASa.-Kelly At McKav of
the 14th con., purchased from Thos. Cal-
der, of the 12th con., Grey, a splendid
three-year-old stallion tamed "Young
Never Mind Him." from his celebrated
Clydesdale mare Nell. Price paid f400.
Aocinz. r. -Mr. W. McAllister, whose
father owns a saw mill in the township
of Grey, wet with a serious accident on
Friday last. While edging lumber his
right hand came 10 contact with the saw.
Several of the fingers were completely
severed from the hand and the remain-
ing ones hadly injured. The palm was 1
frightfully lacerated.
The Easter Vestry Meeting for Christ
Church, Exeter, was held un theappoint-
ed day. The Rev. E. J. Robinson oc-
cupied the chair and congratulated the
Vestry on the sueceaa of the last year.
Mr. B. S. O'Neil was elected people's
churchwarden, and Mr. H. W. Hall was
appointed minister's churchwarden. Mr.
Wm. Case was elected delegate to the
Synod, and Mr. B. V. Elliott was ap-
pointed Vestry Clerk.
WESTWARD BoCND - The Lucknow
N,,itincl says: Messrs. John Treleaven,
Chas. Secod, Kenneth Cameron, and G.
F. Tweed, left here on Monday after-
noon, bound for the Far West; the three
tint named gentlemen?. for the land of
the Dacetalis, and the latter for Einer -
son, Manitoba. Their intention is to
look around, and if prospects suit, settle.
All these gentemen have been prominent
business niers in this village, some of
them almost from ita foundation, and
their lose will be much felt.
LEAVE OF ARSE:WE.-At a meeting of
the'. congregation of the Presbyterian
church of Seaforth, held on Monday
evening last it was unanimously resolved
to grant the pastor, Ret. A. D. Mc-
Donald, leave of absence for 3 months.
Mr. McDonald has not been enjoying
good health for some time, and his con-
gregation desire to afford ]lint a brief
season for relaxation with the hope that
the rest will restore hint to his usual
strength and vigor. We believe it is
Mr. McDonald's intention to take a trip
to the old country and that be will leave
about the middle of May.
A Btu Row. -We understand that a
very disgraceful proceeding took place at
the Alitfa Hotel, about three utiles west
of Seaforth, on Saturday night. About
12 o'clock, after the proprietor and his
family had retired for the night, some
evil disposal persons came along and
with sticks and clubs broke and smashed
the windows of the hotel. l'he proprie-
tor got up, but the scoundrels fled, and
he fired a couple of shuts from a revolver
at thein, but whether any of the shots
took effect or not he (loos not know, u
the night was desk. Such rowdyism as
this is disgraceful, and should not be
tolerated in a respectable community. -
Expositor.
CANADIAN NEWS.
Tho l;,,usebcrry bush trouble between
the gaoler and the ex -gaoler, at London,
lout been decided in favor of the ex -gaol-
er, who is permitted to carry the goose
berry bush off in triumph to Lucan.
Mr. John Notman, forman miller at
?orris', fit. Cathet,ntos, had an arm
.smashed to je.ly while repairing seine
mill machinery, on Monday, by his hand
slipping and striking a rapidly revolving
wheel.
Toronto has develope•l the meanest
inan on record. He WAS sued for l t.soh
of promise ny his girl, and put in the
plea that a contract made on Sunday
was not tending. Now, girls, beware of ; twk
Sunday night promises. ca
At the military spsrrts in Ottawa on i to
Saturday liquor was wild nn the ground, J of
and drunken sten were noticed nn all i dor
side. .4 young woman fainted during Out
the fights. and the sports could not be
finished owing to the disgraceful exhib-
dires.
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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MAY b, 1681.
Hoo. Edward Blake is espsoted to be
present and deliver an address at the
corner -stone laying of St. George's Eng-
lish Church, Rockwood, May 94th.
Ex -Mayer Mills offers to give the sity
of Montreal $20,000 sa a breed fund for,
the city poor. Some of the aldermen re-
fused the offer.
The hotel and saloon keepers in Hull
have clotted their doors w consequence
of the heavy license fee imposed, and the
landlord' refuse to give meals or acoom-
maiation to loan or beast
G. McVietta, foreman of Hendrie's
stable, Hamilton. took a perk out of a
bottle of ammonia with his teeth on Sun•
day. The liquid had ferloelated with the
heat of the building, and he may lose
the sight of one eye.
Sitting Bull is now forty miles from
Fort Buford. He says he will never
surrender, because the Government
wants hint simply to complete the list,
when all the Indian chiefs will be hung.
The real and personal property of the
Halifax City Railroad Company was auc-
tioned yesterday, including charter,
tracks and rolling stock, the whole rea-
lizing $7,760. The original cost was
$200,000.
St. John, N. B., has been in a flutter
over the marriage of Miss Lillie Bit:pee,
eldest daughter of Hon. Isaac tture
to J. Bell Carruthers, eldest son of Mr.
John Carruthers. of Kingston. The
event took place last Thursday evening.
The university of Toronto and the
strung hold that institution now has upon
the people of this province are well illus-
trated by the numbers coming up for the
May examinations in arts and law. Near-
ly five hundred have entered.
Mr. Gordon Brown has secured pas-
sage by the Parisian, which sails from
Quebec on the 210 inst. (bre purpose
of his vial: is understood to be to make
certain arrangements connected with the
English correspondence of the Globe.
Mr. Goldwin South leaves fur Ithaca
on Saturday, the 14th inst., to deliver
his annual course of history lecture to the
students of Cornell university. He will
be absent about two weeks. After his
return he will remain in Toronto for
about a month prior to his departure for
Eurepe. Mrs. Smith will accompany
him on his transcontinental tour. They
expect to be absent tor a -year.
On Monday night last, about 10 p.m.,
while Judge MacPherson was sitting in
his study rea lung, the lamp burst, apil.
ling the on over his clothes and on the
carpet, which immediately ignited into
a flame. Mr. James Walker, who was in
an adjoining room, succeeded by means
of a quilt in extinguishing the flames,
hut not until the Judge had been seri-
ously burned on the hands, legs and
body. His Honor is now progressing
favorably.
LL the trial of Pillow, Hersey .t Co.,
Montreal, for a smoke nuisance, a wit-
ness named O'Neil swore that the smoke
was so bad in the vicinity of the the fac-
tory that one evening a man named
Gragan had on returning from work
thrashed his wife for allowing negroee in
her house. After the operation was
over he discovered that the supposed
darkies were his own children, whose
faces had been begrimed with the black
stroke emitted from the defendant's
chimney.
On Monday Hon. Alex. Mackenzie
and Mrs. Mackenzie left Toronto for
New York, whence they sail on Wednes-
day for Europa by the steamship Adriat-
ic. Mr. Mackenzie will be absent three
inonhs, the first portion of which time
he will spend in the south of England,
and the remainder in other places not
yet determined on. 13e goes solely for
his health. Hon. Mr. Mowat sails for
Europe by the same ship to join his
wife and daughter, who are now in Eng-
land.
HEROIC LIFE SAVING. - A fishing boa
from Big Island arrived off Southern
ton, May, 3rd at two o'clock, but owi
to the large quantity of loose ice eh
could not make the harbour. Aft
making Several attempts to land, eh
got fast in the ice, and all on boar
would have perished but for the aid ren
dered them by. three fishermen of the
port, named Frank Cooley, M. Mu
ray, and • G. Dobson, who procured
small boat, and managed t., drag it the
utiles over the ice, until they reache
them. On getting to the boat the
found it contained three persons, tw
men and one woman, allof whomwoul
have perished with cold before morning
The woman was perfectly helpless
Great pratae is due to the men, who
bravely risked their lives to save :hoe
in distress.
The ladies of Orangeville deserve th
sympathy of their sex. Last week
fiend in finale form visited thotownand
announced that she was possessed of
secret whereby switches, frizzes, bangs
and other varieties of feminine h
gear, the scientific terms for which wil
escape the most retentive masculine
memory, could he repaired, rejuvenated,
and made to appear as fresh and glossy
as the genuine capillary SuhStance. A
large number of ladies at once saw the
great advantage of the process, and with-
out waiting to consult their sweethearts
or husbands, committed such of their
locks as were easily detachable to the
temporary care of the person whose
knowledge of the hair restoring art seem-
ed to be so great. In the absence of their
switches, frizzes, bangs. etc., the ladies.
very discreetly, refrained thorn attending
social gatherings, but whole they were
m
imprisoned at hoe the gatherer of tbe
bangs, frizzes. switches, etc., peeked her
collection in her trunk, part seed a
et for that ref trate of rutswa v a
htes
Ued pares unknown," sod W$ the
wn. The local riper trays that many
the ladies wail have to remain in
1n for a season, meaning ..f course 1
t they will not be able to mix in so- I
ciety until they have been provided with
horse -hair to match the remaining
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The rumour that Mr. Boyd. Q.C., is
to be the new Chareell.r gains geseeml
erodes/toe at t %,e le Hall. It wee harm-
ed an enquiry that his appointment is
not yet decided upon, but that it will
probably be ride.
On Sunday night two miscreants brake
thirty -Mx gas leaps, leaving only two or
three unbroken, M Napalm. A awns -
her of ornaw.eniai wan slim gird-
ie.l The night $r.d on the
rafliens taeveni tits s. ysy'esDapd.
The 'ism, •' lone to the enrporatios
property amount te seely e9lln
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THE WORLD OVER.
Mr. ljih, uehere announced in the
House of Commons that he would o, -
pow the proposal to scent A tilonu,ueut
to Lord Beaconaf3eld au Westminster
Abbey.
The Grand Duke Niuholws has Leon
iwpriauued in the fortress of Duuaburg.
A very affecting sceneoccurred when
the mother of the royal criminal took
leave of hum forever.
It w+j announced on the New York
Predus.e Exchange tat Moaday that the
wrest corner in grain which parties hi
New York and Chicago had been en-
deavoring to oueitinue, is broken. The
result was a decline of two to four cents
on wheat, and cab to two and a -half
cents on corn.
"Courtesy opens many doers," says
an old adage. "This may be true as far
as it gores, ' says a c.uinteutator, "but
you may stand before a batik building
and courtesy till your spinal column was
as limber as an old greenback, yet the
doors wouldn't swing back on their
hinges worth a cent."
Lord Ripen, Viceroy of India, has
again asked to be allowed to return 'o
England, un the ground of bad health.
He made a sharp protest against the
Cabinet's overruling the advice of the
Indian Government in regard to Canda-
har, eepecially after their declaration
that the Candahar question should be
settled according to the recommendations
of the Viceroy's advisers.
The hist Parliamentary election in
Gloucester, Eng,, has been made a sub,
jest of investigation, and the result is an
appalling diwlusure of venality and cur-
ruption. Of the 4,904 voters, 2,765
were bribed, and 286 inure were the
bribers. The black list includes two
aldermen, those magistrates, fifteen
members of the City Council,sad numter-
ous other city officials.
He came into the sanctum with a large
roll of manuscript under his arm, and
said very politely: "I have a little trifle
here about the beautiful sunset wester-
day, which was dashed off by a friend of
mine, which I would like inserted if you
have room." "Plenty of room. Just
inserts it yourself," replied the editor,
gently pushing the waste basket towards
him.
Cwt (2o.to. r of a Bootle Lola, -
The bogus Lord Beresford, alias Court-
ney, walked out from the court -room
during a dispute among the lawyers in
Salt Lake, and no trace of him has since
been found. This trial has been called,
and acquittal was expected because of
the absence of the principal witnesses.
A requisition for him arrived from Eng-
land, and recess was asked by the pris-
oner's counsel in order to have time to
examine the papers. During the argu-
ment Beresford disappeared.
Beaconsfield's will leaves Hugenden
Manor and all his other property to his
nephew, Coningsby Ralph Disraeli. The
estate is strictly entailed in the male
line, with reversion to female heirs, pro-
vided all successors of the latter take
the name of Disraeli, instead of their
own surname. All his papers are left in
the custody of Lord Rowton, with full
discretion regarding their publication,
except private correspondence, the using
of which is to be governed by the wishes
of the parties interested. There is a
special direction that no part of hie cor-
respondence with the Queen should be
published without her consent, or that
of her successors.
There is a large decrease in import-
ations of Mediterranean fruit. The re-
putation of that as the region of the
world specially designed by Providence
for fruit growing is fast fading. It is
found that America can furnish much
better. The luscious Florida oranges
are supplanting those of Sicily in Eng-
land; and people here are beginning to
discover that the grapes brought from
Mrlaga packed in sawdust are no better
than those yielded in the vineyards of
Canada. And why should this not be
so ? The climate of Ontario is as sunny
and otherwise favorable ar that of Italy
or northern Spain; and with better
methods of culture, which by the way
are rapidly improving under the careful
experiments of the runt Growers' Asso-
ciation, there is no reason why Canadian
fruits of all kindf should not take a place
in the world's markets. Will not Can-
adian grapes "keep" in sawdust as well
as those from abroad 1
A WORD ro Yet'. -Whether you leave
your own Lente or a house where you
have been a guest, 'never neglect to send
back immediately the tidings of the safe
conclusion of your journey In these
days of Mysterious disappearance and ac-
cidents a departing visitor is a source of
more or less anxiety till a safe haven is
known to have been reached. It is a
small courtesy, but a very important one
to relieve any such fears, and it also
gives an opportunity to express again the
appreciation of hospitality which it is
difficult to speak at parting ' People
who "ought to know better" are sops -
times guilty of great neglect to Thin
matter, and even under circumstances
which aggravate the annoyance, leave a
host and hostess in a very disagreeable
state of pertuberation.
Neuse.
Bowrnanville, Ont. March 22, 1881.
Whereas certain parties in the town of
Seaforth are anvertaing and offering for
sale Organs and Panes baring our name,
We hereby glee notice that said parties
have no aatlwnty whatever from us to
sell our instruments and would advise
all intending purchasers to deal with
Messrs Wade Bros, of Seaforth, who are
our only authertsed agents in and for
the ()minty of Huron.
Dnvtwrow Osumi & Petro Co.
Joan Wfraw..8eoty.
times& it is to be hhooppeedd for the sate . _ t.*dertsa ir•ses.
of the ladies, that a sw`dMnsy of .witch -
ea, bangs and trines will Nil be found
to 61t the planes of the lids rs.nonstawat
gram ray S. teat
Net .leouM no s and whom. *Wi. • bola
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whom. tw1 a • 1 le
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hand the will Flewr •wt r 80 •
feet in the future to chandos their ° "• ,• o w
Arts to beautify beauty. ,1poM. . . : .,tee eel
,.. IsA man mored Joseph McGafes car-
penter, of towers Antrtnd, walrE00wa.fUlly tier Ilia.'. .-
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attempted suicide on Tuesday, by taking C M.iili wo e► 0111m• • ;LLA
a does of laudanum For sone years Reyf Mi
past he has been involved in somewhat Hulse
armpiii tte.l ilomerear tnwhle with s W
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1711
Legal Notices.
HERE WILL HE OFFERED FOIL
solely public/suction at J. C. (emit'.
Auction Mart, Ouderlch. o. sat.rd.y { lost
Pay of May, tell. at IS u'uluck uol.n the foliow-
twg pruprrtyinthe.Nsu:4n
Tow7: List bo. Il, ou Wert
13treet, of Ooderlch, eoatatnin
nue q tarter of ae nese of Iaad more or less, and
situated aluruet tall usteti up This
the resi-
dence of Mr. Geo. H. Pproperty
14 Term favorably situated for building purpo-
ses on one of the hest Meek' in the 'lune and
eaneem to bueYsses, The Vendor, who ro-
1a Ureat Brttatsl tesutres an immediate
a btaosM tna/ be looked for.
Will be made kuowa at
on to the undersign-
or
appg 11r k For full particula.
appLy to Messrs Miller & Cox. Barristers, .Ev»
EAGER .t MORTON.
J. C.CURRIBaL rriaten &c.. Oudorich Ott.
A uetioneer.
Goderlob, May %id 1e.1.
175A-tt.
CtH ANCERY SALE OF A HOUSE
. and Lot la tee villaaggea of Sanford. Pur-
suant to a Decree and under for sale, made by
the Court of Chewer Ina cause of aeymour v
tanbun, there will be sold by nubile section,
with the apprutwtwu of Henry hlau ermo:t.
Sequin, Master of the said Court. at Goderich,
by John C. Currie. auctioneer, at his auctlun
mart, iu the town of Goderich un setweuey,
the MN day et May, A. •.IASI, at twelve
o'cloek noon. the fuIuwtn property, via: Lot
number four in the village of Saltford. in the
Tuwnahie of Colborne being • part of Block oz
letter "C haviug a frontage of five rods more
or less, on the easterly side of the Oravcl
road, leading North from Ooderleh.
The said lot contains one quarter of an acre
of land. Upon the said let there is erected a
frame building, consisting of a store and a
dwelling oontaising four bedrooms. kitchen.
parlor, dining room and pantry. There U also
upon the said lot a small orchard of aeuut
forty five trees uhiefiy apple and plum and a
iew peach trees. also a cued well and cistern.
The property will be sold free from eneaw•
branees.
Terms of sale -Twenty-tive per cent of the
purchase money totes paid down uu the day
of sale to the % endur's Solicitors, the balance
without interest to be paid into Court in three
weeks from day of sale, when the purchaser
shall be entitled to a conveyance and to be let
into possession.
In other respects the conditions of sale shall
be the standing conditions of sale se the ('nun
of Chancery.
Further perticulai s 'nay be obtained from the
auctioneer or from the Vendor'ssolt-Lora, leu. -
eHch.
Dated atGudnrich theStlt day of May A. D.
1981.
H. MeeDERMOTT,
Maaterat Goderich
(.1AP.ROW d PROUDFOOT,
Veador a solicitors. 178i -3t.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
the Court of Chancery made lathe matter
of the F.state of John Cockcroft Kirkpatrick,
and in a cause. Kirkpatrick vs. Stevenson, the
creditors of John Cockratt Kirkpatrick. late
of the village of Chippewa. in the ('ounty3 of
%Yelland, who died in or about the month of
Mareh, lea). are on or before the Mi U.IY Aar
MAI. lass to send by post prcpahl, to Mal -
(dim Graeme Cameron, Suliciter for the Plain-
tiffs, their Christian and Surnames. addressee
and description. the full particulars of their
claims, a statement of their a counts and the
nature of the securities, if an held by them;
or in default thereof they will he perempto-fly
excluded from the benefit of the said order.
Every creditor holding any aec•urity is to pro-
duce the sante before me at my Chambers at
the Court House, in the Town of Gederkh, on
the 13th da) of May ISO. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, being the time appointed for ad-
judication on the claims.
Dated this 5th day of Al r!!, A D. 1981.
11. MAeDRKM,rrr.
1781 -It. Master at Goderich.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF
Printing Presses and Panting Material
in the Town of Uoderich. Pursuat,t to the
power of sale contained in a Chattel Mortgage
made by one Jane Cathcart. a copy of welch
will be produced at the time of sale. there will
be sold by Public Auction at J. C. C'urrie's
auction Mart, in the Towr. of Uoderich, on
Moaday, tie inab Day of May. lees, at
twelve o'clock noon the tottowing goods and
chattels namely : One doable demy hand press,
one Ruggles Press. one Aligator Press
With printing furniture and appurten-
ances consisting of Rules, Galieya. composing
Stone*, Banks. stacks. Composing Seeks.
Reglets. Chases, etc.; a Itook Binders Hand
Prete and Ploughs. Metal Borden, Horse.
Sale, Steamboat, Racing and other cute,
Frames, Inks, a small quantity of Paper,
Cards. and Cardboard; News and Jobbing
Leads, space Rules, Type Cases. &e. A quan-
tity of R nod Type, News, Jobbing, Advertis-
ing and Ornamental Type, &c.. &c. The
whole comprising the stock and plant of the
printing office lately occupied by Mrs. Cath-
cart. This will afford an excellent apportunity
to printers and others desiring to obtain the
complete ditflt of a printing office, as the
whole stool- and plant must be sold without
reserve. Terms will be made known at the
time otaale. For further particulars apply to
Jong SMITH, Esq, Guelph, or to the under-
signed.
S} AGER d- MORTON.
Vendor's Solicitors Ooderich Ont,
J. C. CC'RRIF.,
Auctioneer. &c.
Gocerich, April letb 1881. 1714-2t.
IN CHANCERY.
In Re Sayers. Sayers vsKirkpatrick.
Pursuant to the order of this Court made In
theca Ise, bearing date the twenty second day
of November, A. D. 1880, there will be sold
with the approbation of John Gustavus Ste-
venson, Esquire, Master of this Court at Cay-
uga. by Joseph Hall, Auctioneer. at Mason's
Hotel in the Tuwn of Cayuga, at the hotR-
of eleven o'clock In the forenoon, on the
Twenty First day of May next. tbe following
p-opertp belonging -to the estate of the late
Edward U. sayers.
1st. The west half of the north half of lot
tbireen in the first concession south of the
Talbot road in the township of North Cayuga,
containing fifty acres more or less.
2nd. The one half Interest in the Kirpntrick
it sayers salt well nt. Goderich in the County
of Huron, Including buildings and plant.
3rd. The one elgat Interest In the Mattland-
rinle Sot Well Co.
4th. Paid up stock to the amount of 1100 in
the Petroleum Salt Co.
nth. A number of notes, book debts and
I visionCourt Judgments. amounting in the
seer/;ate to SIM .27.
ah. A set of platform reales now in the
storehouse at Caytga.
The property wlil be pot rap in six sepa ate
parcels as above.
The purchaser shall at the time of sale pay
cash. The parrtca to the sale. with the excep-
tion of the vendor. are to be at liberty to bid
in all other respects the terms and conditions
of sale will be the standing copdttlons of tics
fCourt of Chan For (..ether particulars
' apply, to Meesrasersoa c! Snider. Vere
don Siolicitons.at. spas or toHdrn.Seager
d Mort' at Grnter!.
Jested et C'ayngs. April21st., 11181.
IS le J.G.STEVENSON
1786.3 Master at Cayuga.
ALLAN LINE
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVItRPOOL. LONDONDERRY, GLAIS-
The populat route betwesa Canada end Great
Priests
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Cabal, Intermediate and *teenier Tiekets st
LOWEST aATes.
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room ea.e7V8 Panna ■aLltaE
Apt41 April.
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vias 2 p. I a. " flat,
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rent 719 Ica).
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1 Cmcalancet tad. ea.aecttag ssMMalli gesbee ,1111
tMYe Amiss. Ilsat t vr/ !save Tenni,,
Neve UMW eel We
omen 8
omens
reins *am
te aq al, we
II fe.Y
3febical.
If G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
. clan. lisegete and Aouiseielser, Ueduate
of Toronto University. OAlueopposlte Caa.sr
eon & Cameron's Hank, Luokiorv. If not la
Ogee. mambas at the Bank. 1710-y.
DR, MCLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SCR-
OKON, Coroner. &o. Office and reeideaoe
on Bruce street, aeuuud door west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
DRB. SH4NNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians, Sargeous. Aaoouoyn, kc.
Office at 1)r. Shanaao 'i residence, seer the
Jrtl. Gwierwh. O. C. SiArttto.,, J. C. HAMIL-
Tca. 1751.
AIKENHEAD V.S., (SUCCESSOR
nue
' . to Dr. DuosGraduate of Ontario V.
terinary College. Office, stablesand residence.
un Newince Street, foto doors east of Colborne
sluice N. H. Nurses examined as to suund-
Read. 1751.
Legal,
1 ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR -
`1 JtOSTENS, Attorneys. tautluitora etc.,
Uudertch. J. T. Garrote, W. Pruudfoot. 1751.
B. L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney, Solicitor in ('hsncery, &o.,
Ooderich, Ont. 1751.
I EAGER & ,NORTON, BARRIS-
TERS, a g C. seage. Jr. Goderich. Goderich
A. Morton. R Ing-
han'• 1751.
3L&LCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
tJ• solicitor. Office -Corner of Weal Street
and Markel :square, over George Acheson's,
Goderich.
1751.
L'C-AMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
1.. LAW, solicitor 1n Chancery. Convey-
&neer, sec. Office over Sheppard's bookstore,
Guderi..'r. Gat. Any amount 01 money to
loan at lowest rites of Interest- 1731-y.
/-1AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
5.J Barristers, Solicitors In Chancery, &c.,
Goderieb and Wiagbam. M. C. Cameron, U.
C.; P. Hof, .t1. 0. Cameron, Goderich. W. Y
Macara, V.ai. 'sen. 1751,
3Tiscei1aneous Lards.
AMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
•J office. C:nbb's Block, Kingston st., Gode-
rich. Plans fwdspecid/melastarer'lons drawn correct-
ly. Carpenters' pa and masons work
measured and valued.
E. R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental taunter.. Paderdecor-
ating made a spectalty- O&Atxiso, OtLDixo,
GLAziso, Shop on North Street, opposite the
Registry Office, Goderich. 1751
QTR ATF')RD BINDERY-ESTAB-
1 LISHED 1909. Thisestablishment ischlefly
devoted w Jub and library work, especially to
those unique and economical haifcalt and mo-
rocco styles. In all cases the best of stock and
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery o-erJohnbutton's drug store.
GEORGE STONE,
(tonsorial.
v T. KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
BER and Hairdresser, begs to return
thanks to the public for past patronage, and
solicits a continuance of custom. He can
always be found at his Sharing Parlor• near
the Poet Office, Godericb. 1753
Loans and insurance.
300,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
qv CAMERON. HOLT & CAMERON, Gode-
rich. 1736.
r5,000TOLEND ON REAL ES -
VP TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLE, Goderich. 1751
4150,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
• on good Farm or flrstclaas Town Property
at 8 per cent. Aooly to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751
[ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 14 per
cent. Private funds. Apply to SEAURtt and
Moarox, Ooderich.
,[ONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at
trnfeterest
and on terms o suit borrosonable wers. dress
JAMES STrwag-r, Saltford P. 0. 1750.
UONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
Iva. amount of Private Funds fur investment
at lowest rates on first -clans Mortgages. Apply
to GARROW & PROUDFOOT.
1IDANS FREE OF CHARGE.--
I Dfoney to lend at lowest rates, tree of
any costa or charges. SEAGEI7 .f- MORTON,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Goderich, Yid March 1881. 1779. i
i+ PER CEN f. - THE CANADA
t Landed Credit Company le prepared to
lead money on good Ferns security, at six per
lig Full part!culare,tven upon application
fa$LOH HAMILTON, C. L. agent. Uoderich.
1785.
fk20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
VV on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purchased, no Commission
A
charged,
vers can obtain money Fees reasonable.
1f title is satisfactory.-DAVISON & JOHN-
STON.
Barristers. &c., Ooderich. 1751
RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
• Life and Accident insurance Agent.
Representing first-class Companies. Also meat
for the CANADA Ltvt STOCK INSURANCE Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town or
Farm Property, in any way to suit the borrow-
er. 00Dce- (up-atalral Kay's block. Onderlcb,
Ont. 1751
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH Ade. COY, Toaoxro--E.tahlished
1833.
PHOINiX INS. CO'Y, of LoxDoN (England) -
Estabilshed 17*3.
HARTFORD I49. CO'Y, of HARTFORD. Conn.
Established 1610.
Risk* taken In the above first-class Offio a, at
the Lowest rates by HORACE NORTON.
Th" undersigned Ie also APprsMer ter the
CANADA PER. LOAN AND SAViNO9 CO'Y,
Tosoa'ro.
Money to Loan on first-class security. (rens
7 teepee Owes. -Chat ges esedeeste.
HORACE HORTON.
Ooderiob, Sept 10. M0 1751
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS
Cosa of Remo r 8gv vtrtee of a Writ
t wet: i /UPI cwt }«f
ll {sep. cot v • .r lllehkeE Isamas
Shout.
ticket* Ld D DAY orf J Et rats
reel ` ' aN1. t e the a tirr 01,19 (pj
Amt e tgb {, D•o4 Oso el ib • Merritt ! .{sO '
noil°atoii:.s Goi.eM. "b"'li..+k ilw fII1 T7I r
i7111 -San
at
30,000 ROLLS
OF
%VALL FAPO
FROM 4c PER ROLL.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
1--ot-
Plated Forts ail 310m
IN T*IP1.8 AND q'JADaUPL* PLATE.
QUALITY GUARANTEED,
Moorhouse's.
MOORHOUSE
Would respectfully intimate to his numerous
customers and the public generally that he
irsalust opened out a
Fresh Mock
Of Paper Hangings compr:sing every
Novelty in
GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
SATIN PAPERS,
MARBLE & OAK PAPERS,
CEILING PAPERS.
D sacs--DeeoratioIl s ---Borders
suitable for
DRAWING ROOM,
DINING ROOM,
SITTING ROOM,
BED ROOM,
HALL, OFFICE
KITCHEN. "
All theta Seasons Patterns in
Window Shades,
Which will be found much superior to any
thing yet shown in this county.
Pnces the very Lowest.
Ta- A call solicited. No trouble to
show patterns whether you buy or not.
Tt J. I00RHOUSEi
1,000
ENGLISH,
FRENCH.
GERMAN AND
AMERICAN
CHROMOS.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS AND LITHO-
GRAPHS
are now ready for your inspection at
MOORHOUSE'S.
THE NEW
BICKERSTETH
MINA COMPANION,
ALL STYLES AND PRICKS,.
AT
Moorhouse's.
THE NEW
rosbflernii e
al
ALL THE KINDS PUBLISHED
AT
MOORHOUSE'S.
THE NEW
WESLEYAN
IIYIN BOOB
iN ALL ITS FORMIs
AT
xoo ov cr .
tioiteisi. May 3M i881
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