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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-09-09, Page 8TflIt HURON SIGNAL; FRIDAY SEPT, 9. it+S1. DOORS KAMM, BLINDS, , MOULDINGS, and every Deeseiptwn of Iutener Finish. STAIRS, HANDRAILS, NEWELS end BALUSTERS A Specialty. Send for Price Lutai SHINGLES, LATH & I41aMBER. Saitimates en applice- FR►NCI SMEETflAddress Uoderich Ounces.. HAavnr Hoes.--Anenthusiasticc,r- r'espondent suggests that a plowing match to wind up with a grand harvest home celebration should be held in the town- ship some day late in September. The idea is worth considering. Paramount. DRo(cHT. - The long -continued dry weather has ca•:ted a scarcity of water in this vicinity. Many farmers have to drive their cattle about a toile aid a half daily. VALETUDINARIAN. -Mr. James Mc- Donald, teacher of the Paramount school, is unable t., attend to his duties, having had an attack of inflammation about two weeks ago. We trust soon to see hint restored to his usual health and strength. Millburn. The meanest man in Millburn, strange to say, is • constant reader of THE Sia - NAL. But he always borrows it. Bre DA) -'x WORK. -Messrs. It. Bean, J. Ma weed gild S. Appelby on Wednes- day oflastweek, from 7 o'clock a. m. until i p. m. resting 40 minutes at noon, with sae team, drew off 14 acres of oats, stacking nine loads and putting tive away. All the loads contained 45 shocks but one, which had en 20. Mr. Maywood helped with only thirteen loads. Auburn. Mr. W. D. Wilson was engaged fight- ing tire all Tuesday night. Mr. Rowed has gone to " Blyth for a short time to take Mr. Nation's place in gCush Bros. store, Mr. Nation, being absmt on business. The rain on Monday evening dirtied a a good tuany clean clothes that had been washed during the day. There are a great many fish dead in the river here. Hundreds of them may be gathered in a short time. Boerne.; ACCIDENT. -A gay young Lothario of this neighborhood took a fair damsel for a sail a few days ago and met with a misfortune which resulted in a alight wetting. He thinks a last is easier managed than a boat. Lucknow. Pre Soto. -Messrs. Cameron & Campbell, have sold their fine mastiff pup, "Sultan," five months old, by "Berney", out of "Juno," to Geo. C. Gibbons, Esq., barrister, of London, for $40. "Sultan" promises to become a magnificent dog. Mesars. C. & C. in- tend exhibiting their mastiffs at the Lon- don bench show next me nth. Frac.-On Tuesday n •ming last, the dwelling house ownea and occupied by Mr. Wm. Johnston, situated on the corner of Ross and Clyde streets, was burned tt, the ground. The fire was caused by a defective stovepipe, and owing to the dry weather of the past few weeks the building was soon ' wrapt in flames. The furniture was all saved. There was no insurance on the building at the time, it having expired eight or ten daysprev ions. NARROW Ea. ARE. -Mr. Thos. Burns, lime burner, had a very narrow escape from instant death on Thursday last. He was repairing the side of the kiln, when the entire structure suddenly gave way, completely burying hien. ' Had it not been for the timely arrrival of his son and a man who was wurking'close by, who removed the earth; he would have been suffocated. With the excep- tion of a ten. bruises Mr. Burns mop- ed none the worse for the accident. - [Sentinel. 80wtah. The Rol;.. H. Ferguson's farm on the 16th don. was wild under a mortgage on Tuesday last to Mr. Richard Bennett. for 11.2.510. On Wednesday evening last a tele- gram was received by Mr. Henry Per- kins announcing the death of his bro- ther-in-law Mr. Edward Green, who left this village for the home of his father in U.derich Township in May last. His health for some years has been very poorly and although his death was somewhat sudden it was not unex- pected. His body was removed to this village for interment on Tuesday last, reaching here about five o clock in the afternoon. The cortege was met at Wroxeter by a large number of deceas- ed's former friends who accompanied the remains to their last resting place. \\'e are called upon, this week, to an- nounce the death of Mr. Jno. Montgom- ery, one of Howick's oldest settlers. who died at his home, lot 18 on the IOkh concession, on Wednesday last, at the rape age of 72 y ware. Mr. Montgomery was born in Donegal county, Ireland and emigrated to Canada in 1847, ee•- tling in the township of \Velleeley. After remaining there eight years, he removed to his present incxtien in March, 1&otl, where he has remained ever since, and has a large family settled around him. About a year aur he had a stroke of paralysis, which it was ex- pected at the time would speedily erose his death, but his sturdy constitution .overcame it for the time. Since then, however, he has been very feeble, and part of the time a great sufferer until Wednesday last, when he Rank penes - fully to his eternal red. Mr Montgom- ery was a truly geed man who, was great- ly respected and honored by all who. I, knew him The fonertl was c•,ndueteil by the Rev. John Heigh, aeai.t.d by the Orangemen ••f Hawick, .1 which I• body dere s...l was a member, and was attended by about 400 persona. who gatler'i at the cemetery m this village I to v their last sari tribute t. the 'a rail • fiat art •rir i Vat lhwa»r . Tat la civ S1ifeTl.na, -The first set- t r of West Ward ,ap, ix dill alive in t e prrsou of Mrs. Wm. Jackman. For- t -one year. ago Mrs. Jackman aceom- panied her husba►ul into the a ads of the township, following the surveyor's blaze. During the year other settlers came iu, and land was granted by the government for roads. The old lady now resides on the farm near Nile P. t Her son,Jame. Wawanoell Jackman, eat the first child born in the township and is now working the farm as owner. He is barely forty years of age. Eolmssyllle. Mr. Henry Dyke has just returned from a visit to England. Mr. Kelly, the seetie' neater on the G. 7'. R , is getting a new house built by the company. He has been a faith- ful servant for a good number of yearn. Accin ea.- On Friday last, as Mr. Joseph Churchill was about to start from home with his team, they took fright and threw him down, hurting his shoulder. • As they were about jumping the barnyard gate one .d the horses legs caught between the wheel and post, which utterly smashed the limb. The hone had to be killed. Stanley. CoueeIL.-Pursuant to adjournment the council met on Aug. 27. All the members present. Minutes of previous meeting read and signed. After estima- ting the expenditure for next year, it was moved by Peter Douglas, sec. by John McKinley, that the clerk be in- structed to draft a by-law to raise oti the rateable property of this township for the ensuing year, the following sums, via: -For county purposes, $3,574,54; for township purposes, 12,610, which suets will require a rate of 2 mills of the dollar for county and lk mills on the dollar for township purposes. Carried. Moved by Geo. Castle, sec. by J. Tor- rance, that the Clerk draft a by -Law to levy off the rateable property in this township for school purposes, the re- spective sums asked for by the different school corporations. Carried. The said by-laws were duly read and signed. Moved by J. Torrance, sec. lay George Castle, that t}ajs meeting now adjourn to meet again on the first Saturday in November, at one o'clock p. in. Car- ried. GEO. STKWART, Clerk. Grey. Thomas Maunders intends going to Dakota, or the North West, next week, with the intention of looking out a home for himself. Messrs. Baker & Taylor threshed one day last ' week on the farm ..f Geo. Avery, 15th con., 540 bushels of fall wheat in a little over 7 hours, which wa.e accomplished without any extra effort. Those threshers having si.eamers had better raise their steam a little. ROBBERY. -Last woek the store of %V. L. Wells, of Henfryn, was entered by two men who stole five silver watches, three razors and a quantity of watch chains and pocket knives. A liberal re- ward is offered for their rapture. Thomas English, constable, has the mat- ter in hand. FATAL . ACCIDENT. - Last Monday night as a man named Bradburn was going home in a wagon with Wm. Duke from Brussels, and being under the in- fluence of liquor, they were thrown out by the wagon coming ,in contact with some obstacle. Duke escaped with a few bruises, but Bradburn had his ribs crushed in so that they penetrated his lung. Although the best of inedical at- tention was given him he died on Tues- day morning. He was buried at Cran- brook on Wednesday afternoon. -Post, Leahalsh, A. .•IDaNT.-Mr. Neil Campbell, who. is the employ. of Messrs. Carr & Ensign, threshers, while attempting to throw off the large cylinder belt and the iron pul- ley. The thumb was badly bruised, and the the flesh torn off the back of the hand. Though the wounds are' painful, no bones are broken, and he expects to he able to resume work again shortly. Ban Fiara.-The atmosphere in this locality is exceedingly smoky causing the eyes to smart and producing an un- pleasant sensation generally. The smoke seems to come front the large! bush fires which are raging in some parts of Ashfield, and doing much dam- e. Those who reside in the vicinity o them, live in constant fear of being burned out of house and home, and many are obliged to fight the fiery fiend day and night. The desire for rain seenis to be uppermost in everybody's mind. May it soon come. FIRE. -Mr. Thos. Smith, (.1 1st con. Huron, had the misfortune to totter *overly by fire en the night of Tuesday 30th inst, his barn, stables. farming implements, and entire crop of hay and grain being totally consumed. The en - gin ..f the fire is unknown but is suppos- ed to be the work of an incendiary, as there was no fire within a distance of half a mile. The loss is said to be about 82.000. Tt was insured for x!100. • trio, Jselkesaw, M. Bailie, F. MoEee, A. Kerr A. Mcfwala. A. McKnlRht, M. Smylie, 11. Smylie, I &tam, J. McWbiney, C. Young, R Hutcaina From. 2 10 3 clans N. McVittie, 't, (vaguer, R. Ech line, M. M.dlough, M. Stesart, M. te- wnrt. Ft. .1.1 3 jr. to 3 sr., E. tiirvin, K. Stewart, 31. Hogan, M. Mollwain. N. J:wkatan, M. "81113,wt' Tah4+ number pr• t:mien* trade J. ' • lbwais ki • Mr. Thome Cole, sold a bans last" week, for $145. Tont is doing a lively business in "hose Mr. James Torrance, of the 0th con., whose wheat crop promised, in the spring, a yield about 10 bushels per acre, will now probably exceed 30 bushels per acre. This is a good yield. We understand that the Episcopal ministers of Bayfield, have just ltegan a series of revival services in Mr. Wat- son's barn, on the 4th con. The build- ing is fitted up in a commodious manuer for the occasion, and being in a central position, is pretty well tilled at the cud of the first week of the meeting. Inaba=. 13c:x FIRE... -The fire fiend raged on Suoday afternoon near the Point Farm, and farmers near the South West corner turned oat and watched the treacherous Hautes all afternoon. No great damage was done, however. Wan CAT. -A few days ago James Hogarth and James McManus, while proceeding to a spring near the lake for a drink, came upon a wild cat. The boys gave chase at once, but as they had no other weapons but stones the terror of the Canadian forest escaped. MCI -UV -AN FIRES. Great Loom of We and Property.. moi. _._ - 1 • t . era.( Jara'a drew sir area :• of Batas__ . Last agivalr, Mieh., :.•pt. 7.-Alarm- aintt leleirta of Bros ouutfuue. Several t'et-,..n4 have been bunt to death fleei Ifrmu t tire. The village of l)eckervi) i ria smelly costmed, and Anderson S thou is aartisily berned. The elevator at -1leudowu, Port Ho1.e is nearly all I,urleel, and the Verona Mills are ail de- stroyed, but the ohun:h and store. Bad- Axe is all gone but the Court House and Motel. L ntlersby is totally destroyed. Richiuondvtlle is totally consumed. The tire is ragingin the western pert of For- estville, and the l.poide are all moving to the lake shore. lu Watertown tew'uship two, cutin families w ere burned to de wth- Tnu mail tames. trout Monet tol3ad Axe IS resorted lust. Between Sandloesh and CatwOUville George Ayres and wife, two children mill a grandchild were bunted to death. Tuner reigns • iu the whole country. S..ti a people have not even leen going t.. hell. In the dots time it is densely dark and s, smoky as to reeler breathing truubiesoue. Lamps are kept cnnstautl burning. It is im- possible to leant the full exteut of the cala• ppmity, as there is mu mail or tele - h. Caro, Mich., Sept. 7. - Terrible reports reach us frutn all pacts of this county coliceruing the ravages .f the tire It is raging with fearful destruction to pro- perty, and in some instances lives have be.ii sacritice.I. lis the town of Elling- ton two teen were horned to death, and west of here it ywu.g child was suffo- cata 1 with heat and smoke. Such a time was never known in this locality. Caro is surrounded with' fire, but extra precaution is being used and no danger is apprehended. The track of the Caro branch railroad between 1Vatrousvilleand Vassar, was hurued, so that no trains could run yesterday afternoon, and the tt lo; raph wire ie entirely disabled. The ground is like an ash bed, and unless rain soon comes there will toe still more perilous tines for Tuscola county to ex- perience. Forester, Mich., Sept. 7. -The fire in the immediate vicinity 'of Forrester is subsiding to -day. There was great de- struction of property yesterday. At Richmondville the greatest amount of damage was done, and it was utterly int - possible to save anything. The fire came on with such rapidity that it swept everything before it. The loss of life is eeriuus. Abel Thornton, wife, son and daughter took refuge in a well and per- ished. A young man named John Mog- hnn and a girl named Sharkey were burned to death. John Lee, wife and mother, and Min Winters, said to have been lost, are alive. Some div.'s were lost at Deckerville. The mail carrier on the route from Farmers to Sandusky re - parted having seen four dead bodies on his route. The mail -carrier froin Bad Axe to Marlette is lost. Bad Axe is in ashes, only the court house and one dwelling remain. Ver..na Mills is all destroyed except the hetet and church. The whole country from Sand Beach to Forester is destroyed, except the villages of White Rock and Forestville. The remains' of a family of seven, named Richmond were found dead ie a well near. Charlestown, they having of into the will for shelter and there suffo- cated. The charred remains of Henry Cole were also found at Charlestown, and a family named Sunda, of Paris Township,have been burned to death, and an old lady was found dead. It is thought that not less than thirty liven have been lost, and the number 'may yet rea:h fifty. The townahiils of Dels- wara, Minden and Austin, in i4anilac County, and then) of Bingham, Sherman and Paris, in Huron County, are burned over and deserted. The crops in these townships were all harvested, and nearly all are now lost. Poe: HURoe, Mica., Sept, 7. -It is th'..udht here that the destruction of life and prop_rty in Sandie: sad Huron cou t ties by the tires. this week will great) i ttX ' 1 the! of 1871. Dett:ils thus f • re-ei v e1 warrant the estimate that Ilives .tr re 1•et on Monday, when tae hot isouthwest.wind drove the tires with ir- resistible fury thr9adh nearly al the 1 won.ise se,. Lin Uf these counties, de atroving e-trythin2 in its path that would b•sr a. The smoke was so dense at no on .nt 31...n1 by'thtt lamps wet lighten and people went about with pan terns, and many farmers s_attered thei ni n-eable :property about the ploughed fields or in other p!acea ahem there w nothing to burn, and a little Was this saved. Cattle, horses, sheep, hogs .hest even don,4s were roasted in the fields by the roadside, and in sante cases no- men ani children were suffocated and burned on the publlc roads. At placee ■ ion, the line of the Port Huron and Noriwestern Rulroad ties wete burned nails twisted out of shape, and communi cation with the burned districts is sail cut off except by boat along the shore At Marlette this morning people had thei gor!; packed ready t o move, as fire were burning on the north, and it is fear of the nnrth wind may have driven the Haines int. the village. Between Mel- vin an 1 Marlette, on the Port Huron & N-,rthwescerci Railroad. the forests were Acciortr.-Mr. Thotuas Fathering-. ham, of the stone t own, who is summer- ing ummer ing here, while cutting hands at a recent threshing, indicted a painful gash upon the back of one of his hands, which will prevent hint from using.it for a week or two. SHOWER BATH. -Butternut Row on' Saturday afternoon was alive with teams bringing water front the lake. In his eagerness to dip up his load a well known bachelor fell into the water, but escaped a watery.grave. Another. team was insecurely blocked on the hind wheel, and while going up hill started back, hitting against a tree, and upset- ting the barrels of w;ater.-rerabachelor. He was rescued by a good Samaritam in the foram of a brother bachelor. Mosemoi PRonneri.-Our old friend 11r. Harry Horton has returned from his visit to Muskoka, and brings back eliwing accounts of that district. He has shown your correspondent samples of the different grains grown in Mon- teith county,- and they are undoubtedly splendid specimens of cereals. The oats are particularly fine. A pea vine meas- ured loft. loin. in length. The crops are very good this year. more especially vegetables. THe Government roads run all through the district; and the country is •'pening up rapidly. Lr tr t NATCR -3I;. E ]ward Paoey td the possesor eta living natural curios- ity, in•the shape of a pig with five legs. Mr. Edward Caswell left here on Man - day last for a short visit among his friends in Hamilton. We trust he may have a pleasant .tune. - • A HINT. -Although I don't wish to say -anything in ,perticular about the three young gents, who are at present "keeping bath," I might mildly observe that quite a number of our young ladies are envying them their household duties. Come, old chaps, don't cheat the girls. Cams. -The choir in connection with the Lucknuw Methodist Church, gave an interesting entertainment in the ()Mae hall here on Wednesday evening of last week. The able manner in which the pieces were rendered gave evi'lence of considerable musical ability. Tou.uai VP: -Mr. James Whyard'a new, verandah presents quite an impos- ing appearance since the application of a few coats of paint. Mr. Robe. Pent- lands blacksmith shop has been improv- ed likewise. Fnr amateurs the opera- tions were preformed in a very skilful and professional like manner. t PER.i"SAL.-On Satur•.ay last it•u had a tiring visit from. Mr. T. McGillicuddy of THE SINAL -a gentleman we always greet with pleasure: THE S1.tNAL re- ceives a hearty welcome from all in this Tillage, and its increasing popularity gives evidence of its superior excellence. In short, in this section its friends are legion. A very axial ani agreeable ,sante of base hall was played here on Thursday of last week. between Kintail and Dun- gannon clubs, which resulted in favour of the latter by several runs. Mr Law ria deserves credit for the satisfactory way he precided over the contest. A very friendly feeling prevsdell the game throughout. and it was a fine specimen of how a match should be played. It wits also well calculated to promote sociabili- ty, and create a friendly interest in the sport. WAS IT Turenea 1 --One evening last week one of our citizens was aroused from his midnight slumbers, by his wife shaking him by the arm, saying, "There . a thunder scram coming up. Dint you hear that distant thunder?" •'yes, idydear,'' he anewere.f tttrniny over and i PRR4ONAL.--Mr. J. Jackman has re- I g turned from Algoma. lie describes the l h a.-untry as being exceedingly rough and i rooky. He says it is almost imptwsible 1 d to tind :.'00 acres in one block w'Itl►.ng i 1 either Naffs or deep ravine.. i a A. ••tns;w•r -Mr. S. Echlin, lot con. I n A.htield, w -aa riding on hor.el>,ack one l day last week when the horse stepped en a round dietr tyariq nu the road which rolled with hitw and the weight of the horse and nder canto nn ono of the legs 1 of Iste badlypthaithey'werreirrtered Ow. f Ices) to killetl e I Du hnre ,;ing to sleep agailt. ".1ahn ' lobe.' .w can you sleep when there as mob a tome brewing 1 go and shut the win .w, man This time he was thorough y aroused. and on going to the ltd Inking out. beheld t• his chagrin. naafi( more er less than the phn. gal - cry ninebling beck to town. and evi- derilt the cause of all the noise. The phot(+tp►rpihet has .pared with his car to nor .vlyillaagfee again after a short but scrsti ce vent at the Ntle. we un ler• nd he antenrls to spend the *annsea its ngannen. Cop" to I - fort The Canadian P'acifie railway is now h eompleted as ler aa the Matta**. 100 i miles &Mee Pernhrnke it is reported that ,;old in rery rich inside has been discnverpd ..n the farm tis of Wiflism Cutely, in (Carmen. west of w Centreville Thirty .hilar. w ,rth d an the precious metal wee street.•, from ' h 1.nllh px,ond• t or• tor. tTroNAt_ The Inspector, Mr. I. It. Miller, made an official visit tothe Nile school on last Friday. He etptsroe- ed himself well pleased, Moth with the lep..rtn.• nt and the advancement made by the pupils eine, his leo visit. Mari f, IRI. erle Fly vie.ng from 11 promotions i srr- t'e m llirt-in { ' *fewer. 1 111.0l•oogh. M Hutchins, ' tai. Free: i ee t . ,lase. F remarks, sod probably not less that. 100 lives have been I.at in all. Ti -!• ""attar continues dry. A high wind is prevail- iud, and the tires* still raging t:rrtbly teeportaae IIrtvat of akodt.l Tint we!1 kuuwn atoclp importer, 3Ir. Sinful' Beatty, :.rived at the Albi• n Roto', hi this city, yesterday, frou► Erg - land, end brought with hint tl-e follow- ing consignments: A 2 year-old Clyde colt, by Lord Lyon, (aae of the most promising Iliokiug youngsters of his class yet brought t , Haan., a g. c r Clyde swan', Lovely, six year-old, a fau.ous prize winuer, having as a 3•yar-old taseli first prise in her class at Paris, to'ntitce, and brin•t elso awarded a gold medal as the test ware of all ages on exhibition. Biu has also brought with hint :► very tine Clyde mare, 5 and 6 years old, sod . a yearling C1y.le filly. Mr. Beatty brought with hits for the Hon. Mr. Cochrane, of Compton, Que- bec, a yearling Clyde colt, a number of sheer, a very fine short horn bull, sad tliiee Polled Angus cattle. He &Ise bn,ueht for Mr. Attrill, of G.lerich, three short horns which cod an aggre- gate of $'28,000, one cow being valued at 012,000. lit addition to these, Mr. Beaty delivered 3; head of differ nt breeds of cattle; 125 choice chem of the l►xferd, St,uthduwn:, Shropshire and Cotswold strain., and 29 pigs t.. the Government of New Brunswick. Last on the het are three choice collie dogs and two noted fox terriers, for 1.1r. Holderness, all if them from noted },roc et..cti. Mr. Beatty retorts reason- ably f..ir weather oft the vo arc out, and st•s k linded in prime c,ntitiun, the only lima alstaine d being two or three sheep. Many' of the above will be .n view at the Toronto Fair, and We are satisfied that tin. public verdict will again sustain Mr. B •atty's high reputa- tion as one of the b -•.t• buyers th•it ever stts,d at a sale ring. ---.'Canadian Sports- man. Miscellaneous Carse. JttE3 SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &e. Office. ('ebb's block. Ktnaetun at., (.de- nch. nisei u.d sp aleetivas drawn uurrett• ly. l' arp, • aler'ia►ytaat e'er s sad Wawa s work' ule_asun and v net TR.ATF')RD BINDERY-E$TAB- LIS ItED Ii10.This establishment Ise/lied) rvoted to job and library work, especially too boss unique and economical Malicia( and lour - t occu styles. In all case, the beet of stuck and workmanship. with •treagm end beauty cum bided. Bindery toerJohnDuttun's druid sten. Ut011Ut.elO\E. The Senate. Tho Senate will always be defended by those who hare seats 6 it, as well as by those who have the giving of the seats. That is quite natural. Sir Hector Ltnge- vin says the Senate must be retained be- cause it was stipulated for when the mar - 1 rage contract was made between the Pte- vincs, and Confederation was accomp- lished. This is the same as arguing that because a man has a cow when he. mar- ries he must feed it and fatten it till the end of all things. The cow may go dry and be an items of expense, but -because it was a part of the man's earthly pia - sessions, with which he endowed his wife at the time of his marriage, he must not dream .•f disposing of it and c•.nverting the proceeds to some more profitable pur- pose. The Senate is Canada's cow. It once served a useful purpose. But it has zone dry.-- and there should be -no hesitation in taking it t t the butcher. - Telegram. GARRI AV It PROC DFO(IT, BAR - RUod.r k,, J. T. narro w. ry W. roudl mutt 1711. !'ruudlvul 1711. B L. DOLE, BARRISTER A N D Ood.rloh Ont. Solicitor la Cbaawry1 t. Fall Shaw. 1■ tact. Industrial, at Toronto, Sept. 5 to 17. Quebec Provincial, at Montreal, Sept. 114 to 23. North Perth, at Stratford, Sept. 13 and 16. , Mitchell horticultural, at„ Mitchell, Sept. 22 and 23. Northern Fair, Ailse Craig, Sept. 10 and 20. . Mullett Brani:a, at Clinton, Sept. 20 and 21. • Provincial. at London, Sept, 21 to M. Turnberry, at Wineham, Sejot. X20 and 23. Hay Branch,at Zurich; Sept. 20 Jr 30, South Huron, Exeter, Oct. 3. Central, at Guelph, Oct. 3 to 5 Cantral, at Hamilton, Oct. 4 t•' 7. Ent Wawanosh, Belgrave, O.t. 11. Morris, Blyth, Oct. 12. West Riding, at Goderieli, on Wed- ne'sJay;an1 Taws i ►y, October nth and East Riding, at Brussels, on Thursday nd Friday, October 6th and 7th. Tuckeran:ith Branch, at Seaforth, on Thurday :air i Frilly, September 15th 100 and 16th. n- a y ar • r Kaser-May-Hy the Rev. .1. ('sawed!. at the i Parsonage, Dungannon, Sept. 5th Irtit. fir. William Kaiser. to Mks, Isabella Jane May. Y Huth of Ashfield. t.' EAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S- TElit, &c., &c., Uodertch and Wrotham. t7. Sewer. Jr., Uuderlch. J. A. Morton. vitae - ham, 1751. OaMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND . Solleltor. °epee-('er.erof ',Vest Street and Market Swears, over George Acboson's, Uoderleh. 1701. Ir' CAMPION, ATTIPRNEY-AT- /. LAW, Solicitor i. ('tamers. Convey- ancer, &c. nftic*ov -r ..:,eppard's bookstore. Oudrrich. Ont. Any utuount of mono to loan at lowcet ranee of Interest 1731-y. ('t-AMERc ►N, HOLT a CAMERON, vv--Bsrristerr. Solicitors in Chancery, kc., Guderlch and Wingham. 31. ('. Caweroa, 14. 1'.: C. 11.1'. M. U. l sinrrun, Goderuh. W. E. Macara. Wingbani. 1751. Ashfield ani Wawanosh Branch, at Dungannon, on Friday, the 7th of Onto ' ber. sweat. ° I In rias' Wawanosh. or. the nth last, the softs of T , ot. Strachan, of a son N t!lIE,. DIE$. Thompson --In Colborne, Aug. 31st, Thomas o Thompson. welt 61 years. Sh'otds-- ip Colborne, 2nd Ins'.. Janes infant son Of Mr. A, Shields, aged 9 months. Higgins- In (loderl-h on the 3rd inst., mar. I garet Josepbtae, yo ngest daughter of con- ductor Hlglns, aged 1 year and 8 months. 1 •r s all on bre, and the smoke la stifling The mail carrier b'tween Elmer an•I Marlette was hurne.l .in the me.l, and it u feared the atrenq north. wind tu.dey will ca,,. more densters. Lexi ares, Mich . Sept. 7 - The wind ' an Monday read the fires in an easter Ir dire••ti•ei,lurrting houses. bsrns,.toek and crept Many lives hare been lust in this county The village of Cato, con eating of twenty or thirty houses, a saw mill and a grist mill. store and several shops. was entirely burned Richmond- ville and every house two abler north of it are hurtled. Carson, nn the Port Hu- ron and North western Railway, eo»- sisting of about a dotem houses area up- ward of fifty (wellies. has been burn,. out slick and clean, and so far nearly y liras are reported lost in Huron Olt) come confirmatory reporta of the tinting of Bad Are. exoept the Court Room and one hotel, ale.. the deetruc- don of Verona Malls Ten Mdses were brought into Sand nch, ane. other' are hourly reported, hila the deed bridles of men. women children, horses. cattle, sheep and rags are found in some section. to.. num ?Pau ,n the general horror le Cederlela Mnatsets. GOOxRICH. Septsnobev 9th. 1131.1 There has been a boom in the wheat market during the week. On Monday $1.30 was freely offered for and grain Blebical. /1 It McDONAGH, 31.D., PHYSIC - l1<. I.AN. tt'HDEO\, &c., Graduate of Tor- onto University, l.keistiate ut the Royal Gol- Ie%s' of Physician., London,) England. ire.. kc., M. t'. P. S. Ontario. Ofilce and reeidesee Opp,alte !Miler's Hotel, Hamilton street. n.od- ertch. 1711110r DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR- GEON, Coroner. Ate. Mee and ruddiest on Bruce Street. second dour west of '. letorfa Street. 1751. HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI- . clan. Surgeon and Accoacher, Graduate of Toronto University. (MUceoppuite ('amer- ron& Cameron's Bank. Lucknuw. lf nut is off. enquire at the Bank. 17111 y. DRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON, Physicians. Surgeons, Acooachen, &o, Office at Dr. Shannons residence, near the Jail. Uoderlch. G. 2. SHANNON, J. C. HAMIL- TON. 1731. JAIKENHEAD, V. S. (SUCCESSOR • to Dr. Duncan. Graduate of Ontario Ve- terinary College. Office, stables and residence. on N e wgate. St reet, tour doors east of Colborne Hotel. N. B. --Horses examined as tu,sonnd- ness. 1751. Loans anb insurance. 0500.000 To ► LOAN. APPLY TO vp CAJi RRON, HOLT & l'Ad1KBON, Godc- rich. 175t Q75,000 TO LEND ON REAL E S - WW TATE Terms favorable. Apply to B. I.. DOY LE. Oadertcb. 1751 50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS To LEND IV on good Farm or first-class Town Property at 8 per cent. ADM, to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751 XfONEY TO LEND IN ANY amount to sutt borrowers at a to 64 per Dent. Private funds.. Apply to Sesame' and MORTON, tloderieh. itfONEY TOLEND.-A LARGE law amount of Private Funds for investment at lowest rates on thavelass Mortgages. Apply to GA RROW & PROU DFUOT. LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.- Money to icad a: lowest rates. free of any costs or chargta. St:At,EP. er 3IO1:TON. opposite Colborne Hotel. Goderich. :Ma March 1951. 'sr• PER CEN f. - THE CANADA Landed Credit Company Is prepared to lend money on good Fars securtty, at six per cent. Fol! psrttt'aia». ►en upon application to II COB u.a3t11.1`0 C. L. agent, Oododch. 1,50. 20,0u0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND no Farm and Town Property at lowest in - tercet. Mortgages purchased. no Commission charged, Conveyancing Foes reasonable. N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one day U title is aatisfactcr,,-DAVISON 5: JOHN- MTON. Barristers. are.. Ooderteh. 1751 RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE, Life and Accident Insurance Agent, Representing first elass('ompanies. Also agent for the CANADA LIVE STOCK iNRt•RANC5 CO. Money 1u lend on Mortgage, either in Town or Farm Property. in any way to suit the burrow- er. Office -.upstairs Say's block. Godertc•h, Oat. Pal RON LIVE STOCK; ASSOCI- ATION. Tbc anival as:c under the siseplces of the Huron Llve Mock Association, will be held is the Tows oC Clinton, on tVEloNEr,DAG, OCTORER 19 1191, Parties desiring to cater stotit for this Male, can do Po up to the morning of the sale: but only such stock as :• entered with the secretary on er before the 1Sth of September. can appear in the IISI, ('ataloguc All entries must he accompanied by the rr" thutred e Pedigreend of the r animals furs of stock lly must ade out and plainly written. Tenses of Entrsaee. For rarh thoroughbred stallion. Mare. Rill. Cow or Heifer, i2: for each pair of sheep or swine. 50 cents: grade stork halt price. A commission of 1 per cent. will be charged on all stock sold. All i' -ho intend entering should hare the pedigree of their stock in the cata- logue. All entries must he addressed to the Secretary at Seaforth, and further Information will be furnished by him. JAM. BIGGINS, Clinton 'rN. editent. h. st 1101 3r ORTGAGE SALE. Under and by torte(' Of Iltted, )'ower Of Sale mil rained in a sen February. A.R: lg g da the,,ptMh day of y made by \t MISM ?thgnn .Elisa, his CK;. jnintng to bar dons.), to the Tendons, defash hsvfng been made fA ctaapp mint thereof, there will be soW ',111:1?'" I PuliBp Ancil hot only the finest samples will now titin I on, at the Royal Hotel. in the t III o r that figure. Prices range at from 111.2 Parkhill, io the 'Conmy of Middlesex, on wed to $1.30, according to quality. The • •.ecru beer a a. m., 1071 terns of land, b greater part rat the purchase has en for 1 int/ lot number sixtren t■ to ' been 1,000 bushels a day. A number of the.sat end of th.ewn t h if off the lnti.rn off There h a frame barn nn the premiers. Terme liberal. and will be made known on der of Sete, RDA !MDR applkalon to the ten. dor s An1l.itors. Dated at London, this sin day of August. A. D. DC. PARKE & PT-RDOoM, vendor's Aollcftors. the Har r Mills. and the average has raw -7817 of the Townshipof s frphe" +aeon d (want of trphcn• in th e farmers have probably meld to buyers on . the street. and afterward& found that the figures en the market were higher. Er- e'ry grower of grain should. in the inter- ; est of his class, sell on the market when the comes to town He can be certain to i there get the ruling price. We quote : tweet..Fen 1 111 37 Q Al 35 1 TWat1 t trs![ r 1t .... . d 0 1, Gam, • blab 031 H e 00 1bush ---------------,45 to Le is on Id .4 0So .d 1. 00 0BRITISH ASS. CO Y. Tnwnvrn Fstltillrtnrd 017 (4 01. 0 6 t11 a 0 13 PH(RNIX IN .ft (•O'Y. of iininoN IP:nRlandn.- 0 la F.etahllobed 1702. 0 71 A n 7ti IM " IRI Cern. C bulb1......«1.11.1.,. e.r ' .i bush .......... p bush liftiip........ ,. Hay. tt ton ................ i rse. • dos. fetyi l....:.. c soca.. tlhnrts. 1 cwt ...- r Bran cwt Woe. cwt «............. wend. D. $HOFF, Ertt;► A uctloneee. 3-.,..,. INSURANCE CARD. HARTFORD iNA. car. of HARTFORD. ('ora, F.st*Mlshed 1510 ink* taken In the &Noce firm -Naas (,Stew. at the Iowc,.t rates by HORACE HORTON. ConeOr{ M The tm to alien A CANADA PIC plyrING bathe -_ _ -1-'-. 111"` it.' ('ANA U. LOAN AND PAvIn tea COY. `T * RIRfIH'r.tL PR A("rh'AL RAR• _ RER sad tlawereser. to eines i0 7 to rm.& m, nr.t..lsn +tenet hanks to the riblfe fnrpa&t pafw,nage and Cent. - CN,tryr•, n,ederwte. J. ftnrr, d Wm . ••rant n uR n.. r pp Mn H. nag I. .11 11r heielfn•' w.,i..He\,ifise a ParMr. near HnR ars ti0RT(iT: 1710 l)ebrtehoil. to law