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DOORS,
SASHZS, BLIND&
MOULDINGS, and every
Dasar''i'ption of buenorF.�istt.
STAIRS, HANDRAIL,,
NEWELS end BALU-Jl"ERS
A Specialty. Send fur Price
Llate. SHINGLE3,
LATH & LUMBER.
Estimates on applica-
tion. trrAddre..
FRANCIS *MIRTH,
0 oderie h
00111114114.
Cutting duver fur seed is the hat ..I 1
farm work.
The average number of pupils in one
of our schools is 7.
Bush and swamp tires are raging at
present. So for the lotus ce s p.riuci-
pally to fences.
. Water is very scare. Creeks are dry
iug up, springs giving out and the ricer ,
has drooped to a mere rivulet.
Caor AVenalete.-Fall wheat, purr
acre, 25 bush; spring wheat, 25; oats,
60; peas, 64.
The drought has caused the leaves to
wilt and fall off as in October. Some of
the carmen fear that it pun killed their
fruit trees. .
esres,seesss•rsu.
THE H l I RON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1881.
Naw bleobr.-Mr. R. Mellwain, our
eutcromung wur'cluut, has received a
hue lot ..t t:ew goods.
Ft:aswa tisavIce.-The funeral er-
men of flit, last Mr'1'hompwn,Culborne,
will be preached in the Nile church out
Duuday at 10:30 a. in. by the pastor.
Sarut,.u. -The seeding is about (:utu-
r+l
01ed diu this vicinity. The beautiful
ower of the last few days are making
u fall ai.e.t sowed presuut a beautiful
itppearauce.
ALlt•aar A FOOL -A fire broke out in
a little building wed as a cuuk house be-
behss,tug to Mr. A. Shields, of
Cot b., o. , last Sunday night. The tire
Kam t ,eeieuuicated to the main buildwg
and with strenuous ottani they managed
to asse It atter recegviuy moue ala i:ailes.
Maier r_
. tij*a Hoauglre n Lt'lz.-The
bk•c, Lake Herald, published in Crystal -
thus refer' to a former
l.tutuuteut [manses" oven of the village of
i eutrala in this Comity. It ways: 'Mr.
A. J. it-41nm otters his tariu fur eale, In-
tetalitof t ..0 into business of some kind.
lie asks 14,000 for tilt 320 acres. «'e
bear he hes been offered *:1,500. It pays
alongside our town, and is a very tiue
place. About two years ago Mr. Rolliue
made his entry for this pieoe of land for
isTM14. the fee of $10. This is the way the boys
- wake money out here." We are glad to
Sassatits 8cwoot, Picnic. -The annual hear of Mr. Rollins good luck, but it
piasio of the sabbath school in connec- would n.,t be wise for any to be carried
tial with Trinity Church congregation of away by these fair stories. Such good
Hayfield, under the charge of the Rev. fortune does not fall to the lot of every
use, and fortune/ are not made in a
single day in Manitoba any more than in
Ontario, and u a rule money is only
made there by hard work and persever-
aaoe, and only such as are prepared to
endure the one and undertake the other
should go even to the favored Rock Lake
district. --(Expositor.
Mr. McCosh, was held nn Thursday,
Sept lat. The place selected was Mid-
dleton's point, which is well adapted
for such gatherings, and quite does to
the village. The morning was cloudy
and threatening, but arrangemanls were
gone forward with, and by one o'clock
everything was in readiness, and a large
number of people on the grounds. Atter
all lead partaken of the good dinner pro-
vided for them, each repaired to their
respective pleasures. The elderly people
seemed to enjoy the lake breeses,sume en-
joyed themselves busting and playing
ball, while the children seemed to• prefer
swinging to anything else. A g the
oompany were a godly number •i min-
isters, vis Rev. Messrs. McCush, Liv-
ingstone; Bruley, Cooke, Patterson and
Parke. About five o'clock the people
began to disperse, as drops of rain began
to fall. AU, especially the, young,
seemed to feel that they had spent a very
happy afternoon.
SABBATH ScIOOL Plc -Sic. -St. c,An-
drews Sabbath School held their annual
pronto in Middleton's grove on Thursday
Sept 13th. The day was exceedingly
pleasant, u the night before a quantity
of rain had fallen, and settled the dust.
Everything was ready by half put one
o'clock, and the children sat down to the
first table which fairly groaned beneath
its bad of dainties. After all had par-
taken of the good things provided, clang
repaired to a pleasant spot on the bank
of the lake and listened to the singing of
the Sunday School children, accompan-
ied by the church choir, and to the ad-
dresses of several minister. Rev. Mr.
Patterson, pastor of the congregation,
first addressed the children and people.
The a hymn was again sung, when the
Rev. Mr. McCosh nave a brief and hu-
morous address. After another hymn,
Mr. R Gardner gave an address on
Sunday School work, which was duly
appreciated by the teachers present.
Another hymn was sung and then
they scattered through the grove, swing-
ing, playing ball and chatting gaily to-
gether, showing that they enjoyed them-
selves. The school is in a hearty con-
dition, the attendance being about fifty
scholars with a staff of eight teachers,
who manifest the deepest interest in the
good work they have undertaken.
&Mettle* PawTY.-It has not been
our pleasure to chronicle a prettier party
than that given by Trinity Church con-
gregation on the evening of Sept. 6th,
to the Rev. Mr. McCosh and Mrs. Mc -
Cosh. The party was entirely a stir -
prim to the recipients. The event
which mused the party was that Sept.
6th was Mr. and Mrs. McCosh's tin -
wedding day, they being just ten years
married on that day. The company
gathered at the residence of Dr. Reeve
and from thence proceeded, tinware in
hand, to the parsonage, where they were
most cordially welcomed, by the sur-
prised minister and wife. They then
proceeded to display their gifts of useful
tinware, and to array Mrs. McCosh u
bride of the evening. A splendid supper
was provided by the congregation and
was heartily partaken of by the whole
company. The evening was spent in a
very happy manner, and all present
seemed to think that the ten years of
Mr. and Mrs. McCosh's married life had
been an exceedingly happy one, and the
wish of all present was that they may
spend many, many happy years yet to-
gether, and live to spend their golden
wedding in like manner. After the com-
pany had spent a happy time, each re-
tired to their respective homes, saying
to themselves: "Truly all went merry as
a marriage bell."
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RsNrsu HIs FAILS. -Owing to ill
health, Mr. Wm. Grieve intends retiring
from farming. He has rented his farm
to
a Mr. Haggit't, from Bowni tnville, for
of
term o1 three years at the annual
rent.i
S3lp, payable in advance. Mr. Grievi
ntends re:uoving to Seaforth shortly.
He will have an auction sale early in Oc-
ober, when ho wap dispose of his farm
st,
ick and other personal effects.
Goma ro Ls.vs. -Mr. Jas. Grieve, of
gxboro, has purchased from Mr. John
Lec
kie, of Brussels, the faun in Morris
or which the Brussels Cheese Factory
urmerly stood. The farm continua 50
res and was purchaael for 13,400. It
s a good lot and is quite convenient to
he village. Mr. Grieve leaves for his
new home in about a week. We wish
him the greatest possible success. The
people of Brussels will find in him a first-
class man and a goad farmer.
Sailors Actinium -Mr. John Dick -
■)D, of Roxboro, McKillop, met with a
most painful accident on Saturday even-
ing last His son was driving along
the road with a horse anon buggy and Mr.
Dickson was walking alangride driving
some cattle before him. They stopped
on the road and Mr. Dickson turned the
cattle into a field. He was just return-
ing, with the intention of getting into.
the buggy when something frightened
the horse, causing him to make a sudden
jump sideways, and striking Mr. Dick-
son, threw him down and broke his leg
in two places. The boy was thrown out
of the buggy but was not injured. The
horse ran awly with the vehicle and it
was .mashod to pieces. Mr. Dickson
was at once conveyed to his home and
medical aid procured, when the extent
of his injuries was ascertained. He is
progressing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances, but being a
man well advanced in years, Ale frac-
tures will not mend so rapidly as in a
younger person, and it will, under the
most favorable circumstances, be A con-
siderable time before he is around again.
Wttiesbelt halt Y she Tenets Fad.
Goderich sw.t4 the held at lite Toron-
to fair, as follows:
Solt, 1 barrel, enemy Casadtar, N. u t b
American Chemical Co., Goderich, .hp
Lana and •St
Salt, 1 barrel, fine Canadian, Nth
American Chemical Cu. diploma • and
i8•
Salt, 25 pounds, fire Wale, Canadi;tu,
North American Chemist Company,
diploma and 16.
The Mai( says of the exhibit: -Rice's
pure salt is exhibited on the gr•,uud
flour 1)1 the main building, and alum in
he dairy department. instead of the
usual small sample, the exhibit compris-
es two and • half tons. It is produced
at Goderioh, and chentieally prepared by
the North Auteriosn Salt Company. It
comes into competition with the lest
English salt, and is being used for but-
ter and cheese inakiug, and for pork
packing fur the Old Country market.
The principal market fni the firm's pro-
ducts is Chicago. It is very important
that our vast salt deposits should be as
far developed as possible. and this com-
pany deserve praise for their successful
efforts in elevating the standard of Cana-
dian salt.
A(x7DSTr. BY DROWNING. -Ou Friday
last a young boy named John Boyd, son
of Mr. John Boyd, of Kintail, .gad 16
years, was drowned in the following
stunner : The pad, with a number of oth-
ers, was helping to load a vessel, and the
lake becoming very rough the captain
concluded to give them a rest and the
lad went to sleep. A short time after he
was hurredly awakened, and jumping up
grabbed hii hat, and stepped over the
edge into the water, immediately disap-
pearing Iron sight. Although his friends
kept up a diligent search for two days
they failed to find his body until it was
washed ashore on Sunday.
Mr. P. 1). McKinnon, late of Grey,
now Principal of Portage la Prairie pub-
lic school, has been successful in obtain-
ing a first clam certificate at the recent
examination of teachers, in Winnipeg.
Out of 92 who applied for all grades of
certificates, only eight received first.
Mederler Markets.
' + GODLIUCH.Septeaaberliti.111BL
Wheat 1Fsllr i busk .......... $1 30 l $1 31
Wiest, ISprinngg) iM bush........ 1 26 O 1 30
Flour. ei harem.. ................ 600 (n 6 50
Oats. 8 blab ....................
Corn, 0 bush .. .. ........ 0 116
Barley, V bush .................. 009
Potatoes ebush lnewt••••.••••• ON
• dos. (unpackedl........ 0 14
Cheese, .... ....... ..... .- ti 11
Shorts, i cwt ................... 0 76
Bran, 0 cwt • 11
Chop, 8 cwt........... 1
.._ " 3 40
Wool.. ... 0 18 " 020
She People's Column.
WANTED. -A GENERAL SERV-
ast or • family of two. Ka • month
to• pe Sp` resin. Apply to Mrs. Oreeme
Cameron,
(I ENERAL SERVANT GIRL Weer -
.11 ed -Apply to Mrs. A. M. POLLEY. North
r trete. Goderich. Sept. 15.
'LLOR SALE OR TO RENT. -A k.Asa
1 ouseaons Calwoodshededonian Terand aTsee, cocoat/Maasias
eightHruuand , wood stone
onUar, The situ etlou is excellent, and there le
shout a halt acre of land in the lot. Furled:-
hessian apply to D. bWIFT, North Stteet,(ied-
erich. Sept. 16.-41
CARD OF THANKS. -I BEG TO OE -
ter my most sincere thanks to the Hart-
ford Insurance Company, of Hartford, through
their efficient agent here. Horace Horton, Esq.,
for the prompt manner with which myy insur-
ance of 03000.00 has been paid. The the took
place on the 10th Inst.. and the money waspald
me on the 13th inst. Such promptitude de-
. ervesrecognition. Signed. HENRY WELLS.
Sept. 16. 1t
TO RENT. -THAT HANDSOME
1 concrete house at the corner of Newgate
and Albert streets, occupied for over 10 years
with hard and soft wwaaterland totherr congood v eni-
en• ces. Apply to Joon Bast 'KICN NI DO L,
builder. 1758.
ei 065
g 0 70
le 0 70
w 045
a 16 00
w 026
'a 012
sr 0 75
0 60
TENDERS WANTED -THE MUNI-
CIPAL COUNGeL of West Wawanosh
will receive Tenders for the Deepening and
Improvi of Youngs Creek. from a point In
Colborne Township, to the Bund Une. welch
divides the fifth and sixth concessions of West
Wawaneah. The work will be let In Sections
atone Concession to each Section. Tenders
must state the amount per cubic yard for Dig-
ging, which Concession the Tender is for. and
give the names of twit good and sufficient sure-
ties
uerties for the completion of the work. Plass
and specifications may be seen at my Office
any F {d y or Saturday, up 1111 the tlth day of
September, 1881. Tenders must be lodged
with me not later than the 24th of September.
ROBERT MURRAY, Clerk cf Wes Wawa -
nosh,
N awanosb Township Clerk's Office, St.
Helens, Sep ember 1st., 1881. 3t
H URON LIVE STOCK ASSOCI-
ATION.
The annual Sale under the auspices of the
Huron Live Stock AssoolMlOn, wiU be held
in the Town of Clintonon WEDNESDAY,
,J(,'rOBER 19 1881, Parties desiring to enter
stock for this sale, can do so up to the morning
of the sale; but only such stock as is entered
with the Secretary on sr before the 15th of
September, can appear in the (Sale Catalogue.
All entries must be accompanied by the re-
quired fee. and owners of stock must send in
the Pedigree of their animals fully made out
and plainly written.
Terms of Entreat?.
Fur each thoroughbred Stallion. Mare, Bull.
Cow or Heifer, 12; for each pair of sheep or
swine. 50 cents; grade stock halt price. A
commission of 1 per cent. will be charged on
all stock sold. All who intend enteringshould
have the pedigree of their stock in the cata-
logue. Ail entries must be addressed to the
Secretary at Seaforth, and furtherinforntatlen
will be furnished by him.
M. Y. McLEAN, Seaforth, Secretary.
JAS. BiGGINS. Clinton President. 1801-31.
?ravelling Guide.
GRAND TRUNK.
CAST.
Pass. Erj s. Mtz'd. Miz'd.
Goderich.Lv 7.00am..1t46po..115pm.. Loam
Seaforth.... 7.50 " .. 1.10 " .. 4.45 " ..10.50 "
Stratiord.Ar titans .. ttlpm ..6.30pm .. 1.00 "
water.
Pass. Exp's. Mix'd. Mii d.
Stratforl.Lv 1.90am..7.511pm.. 7.00am..taapin
Seaforth..... 2.17 " ..8.56 " .. 9.16 " ..&i0 •
Goderlch.Ar t lSpm..9.50 m ..11.00am .: 7.15pm
GREAT WESTERN.
Rep's. Mall. Eip's.
Clinton going north ...9.30sm ...1.23pm ..8.23pm
going south STAGE L1FNE98.02am..7.24 "
Lucknow Stage Oddly) arr. 10.15am .. dap Ipm
Kincardine " " " 1.00am .. ' lam
BenmWUer " (Wednesday and
Satnrdavl arrives 9.00am.. " 9.15 "
COUNCIL DOINGS. -At the last meet-
ing of the McKillupCouncil after passing
a number of gravel and other accounts
and giving a few charity grants it was
moved by Wm. Evans, seconded by A.
Kerr, that a grant of $10 be given to
the McKillop, Lorain and.Hibbert Agri-
cultural Society, to aid in the diltribu-
tion of prizes at the fall show. -Carried.
Moved by Alex. Kerr, seconded by Wm.
Grieve, that the following sums be levied
on the rateable property in this town-
ship, viz., 24 milk in the dollar for coun-
ty purposes, and 24 milk for towaship
purposes; and that the different hums
required bythe different Trustees' Cor-
porations levied and oollected; also
that John Morrison be re -appointed col-
lector, the clerk to notify him to have
his securities present at next meeting of
Council -Carried. A number of deben-
tures were issued for contracts com-
pleted. The next [nesting of ooun-
oil will be held at Leyden's hotel, on the
last Tuesday in September. -{Expositor.
Fall chews 1. 1016.
Industrial, at Toronto, Sept. 6 to 17.
Quebec Provinc`l, at Montreal, Sept.
14 to 23.
North Perth, at Stratford, Sept 16
and It
Mtlisi' hodiaat<1d. efi /iiishdl,
Sept.22 and 23.
Norther. Fair, Ailsa Craig, Saps 119
and 90.
Hallett Branch, at Meese, Sept. 110
and IL
Provincial.
-
Provincial. at London, Sept 21 to 23.
Teraberry, at Wingkaa, Sept i1
and M•
Hay Br.neh,at Zurich, Sept 23 & 30.
South Huron, Exeter, Oet. 3.
Central, at Guelph Oct 3 to 8.
Central, at Hamilton, Oct. 4 to 7.
Sat Wawanosh, Bagr.ve, Uel 11.
Moura, Blyth, Oct. 12.
Writ Riding, at Goderidt, cm Wed-
nesday.and Thursday, October lith and
6th.
East Riding, at Brumek, on Thursday
and Friday, October 6th and 7th.
Tuckermaith Penh, at Seaforth, ea
Thurday and Friday, September 16th
and 16th
Ashfield and Wawanosh Branch, at
e
Dnngnno. on Friday. the 7th of ote•
J. C. Merles Malls use.
Auctioneering.
T C. CURRIE,THE PEOPLE'S AUC -
Tr • TIONEER, Goderich, Ont. 1751.
Tonsorial.
UT KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR -
r7 •
BER and Hair -dresser, begs to return
thanks to the public for past patronage, and
silicate a continuance of custom. lie can
always be found at his Shaving Parlor, near
he Post Office Goderich. 1733
Legal.
("ARROW & PRQJIDFOOT, BAR-
RISTERS. Attornifeyys, Solicitors, ole..
Goderich. J. T. Garrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
B. L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery, &c.,
Goderieh. Ont. 1751.
Treat Estate.
r
Strageb Animals.
STRAY STEER -CAME INTO THE
enclosure of the subscriber, E 1 lot 1d, t
cin., West Wawaasah, about the tdJuly last,
• red and white, one year old steer. The
owner Is reqmsted to prove property. pay
oharges and take him away, till01.1411 N AT -
1801461.
STRAYED ANIMALS. -SEND 11
to THE S.ONAL 10 ad vertiae ..f mali .tr&y
Ing on your premises. and avoid prosecution
for illegally detaining animals. Address THC
Stumm.. Ooderioh, Oat.
Loans anb insurance.
600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
NV CAMERON, HOLT &CAMYItON, (Meteo-
ric -h. 17:0.
75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES-
TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLE, Goderich. 1754
1'A1111 FOR SALE AT LEE Bi'RN.-
LotsNo. 6. Lako Shore Itoad. 'C, ttnsl.ip of
Colbuni.+, four i (Ica from Goderich, contain-
ing 105 acres; 90 of which are cleared and un-
der a good state ofcult ivation. Itis well tcne-
ed and uoderdrained, having ,wu .swelling
houses. • Larn, an ,.r. hard, stable . workshop,
driving shed. stud other outbuti.1 i ge. For
particulars apply on the premises. or to 110R -
ACE HORTON. Milburn P. 0. Sip,. 15. -1t
SEAGER & MORTON, BARRIS-
TERS. &c., &c.. Goderich and Wingham.
C. Seager. Jr., Goderich. J. A. Morton,Wing-
ham. 1751.
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. OStce-Corner ot West Street
and Market Square, over George Acheson's,
Goderich. 1761.
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAW Solicitor in Chancery Convey-
ancer, &c. Office over Sheppard's bookstore.
Goderich, Ont. Any amount of mono to
loan at lowest rates of Interest. 1761-y.
400,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
VV on good Farm or first-class Town Property
at 8 per cent. Apply to R. R AI)CLIFFE. 1751
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
COUNT"' OF HURON. tt By virtue of • writ ot
To w rT : f JYer1lec4aa bossed outof
Her Majesty's Couaty (Court of the County et
Huron. aid to me directed Inst the
and Tenements of WILLIAM RITCHI and
JOHN RITCHIE, et the suit of JAMES .AM-
BLE 1 have seised and taken in Executlw all
the Right, Title. and Interest. and Eq*ity of
Redemption, of the above tamed Detendente,
in, and to. the north portion of lot number
three, ooncessies eighteen. In the Townahlp of
Orey, in the County of Huron. manias ppa�rtaallel
to concessions 17 and 18 in said Township of
Grey, containing twenty-two acres of land ;
which Lands and Tenements I shall offer for
lisle, at my office in the Court House, In the
Town of (uderich. on SATURDAY, the TIF -
TRENT day of OCTOBER, next. at a hots.
of 12 of titclock, noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS
Sherif'. OeSheriff tu
ce, Goderich. 1 Sherit Duron,
July duh, 158E l 171644
BBHGMILLER
`
IONEY TO LEND IN ANY Chilled Plow
1 . amount to it borrowers at 6 to et per
cent. Private funds. Apply to SEAULH and
Monroe, Goderich.
MONEY TO LEND. -A L A R G E
amount urndr.tPrivate c F.sMofor ggag s. .puri AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
at lowed rates on first-class Mortgages. A �
W OAKROW & PKOUDFOOT.
-AND-
FOR SALE, CHEAP. -LOT 34,
Lake iiangc Aahflcld, Huron County.
lei acres, 1:10 cleared and highly improved.
mance bundling timber. Good orchard. hew
frame house. barn 40:60 and all necessary
stabling, two wells. For particulars address
CHAP. MCLCAN, Amberly. 1790:1,!.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Rarrista Solicitor in Chancery. &c.,
Goderich and win[fhem. M. C. Cameron, 9.
C.; P. Holt. M. G. (•.moron. Goderich. W. h.
Mtwara. W Ingbam. 1761.
OF Parties getting their WAN printed at this
office will get • metros is We department rims
ef mama
Saturday, 1 17 --Sale of goods and
chattels, at Matt.
Wednesday, Sept. 28 -Credit sale of
Samuel Oke a farm Moak and imple-
ments, o• Lot 7, Cos 8, Colborne, sear
Carlow-
Teeeday, Sept 27 -Credit sale of Goa
Levy's fans stook sad imp1s eats a
Lot 5, Con. 5, Township of Colborne.
Salo oomssmees at 1 o'clock.
Thursday, Sept. 29--tJmwerved cre-
dit
sfdit ale of Henry Ps.nebsker's farm
stock and implement*, on Let 12, Oon.3,
IL D. Colborne. Sale eommeneee at 1
o'clock.
Saturday, Oct, 1-Ektetaaive unres-
erved ale of Wa. WOaig's.t cliIL E.
eta, on hie pre.+..., near
Cherdt in Goderich. Sale eommeness
at 1 o'.ioek.
fistulas , Supt 17-Balane. of Mrs.
Wat*se's furniture, eta. at Auction Mart.
Malay, Sept. 16 -Fares auk and
implements for Mr. R. Armstrong, Clai-
borne near Maitksndville.
Saterday,Oet. 1 -Sale et house and lot
is Clod/wish at Auction Mart
Wednesday Oet. 6 -Marra sale d
Insert hs Aai*sta et Aselios- Mart
Banking.
BANK OF MONTREAL
CAPirAL, - • • 011.60,0*.
SURPLUS. - - • - 0.000.60,
1OAKS FREE OF CHARGE. -
J Money to lend at lowest rates. free of
any ousts or charges. SSF:AGE:It d• MORTON.
oppp��s�te Colborne Hotel.
lloderlch. Yard March 1581. 1779.
I! PER CEN P. -THE CANADA
1'0R SALE. -LOT 9, LAKE SHORE
1' 7"p. of Colborne, cunts,ning 112 acres, 39
a.orescleared. balaekwe escclleot Uw:Kr. null
a good day loam. As this pr.q.eriy a Ijoins
the Point Farm it is in eoneegneoce timid
eligildy situated. For particulars apply -
J. Wnright.
Man 1st 1881. 177
having purchased the Goderich Foundry. I
am fitting the premises for the manufactures
of l'H1l.1.F:D I'I.OWS and AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS on • large male. ]fill Work.
General Repairing and Jobbing will be con -
Landed Credit Cbm lateS fa prepared to con-
tinued. All work guaranteed.
lend money on good Farm aecurtty, at six per ter D. Rnnciman to the only man authorisedcent. Full ppaarticular jfiven upon apppllcat ion to collect pnymente and give receipts on be -
to HUGH IiAMILTUh, C. L agent, (ioderieh, half of the late firm of Rnneiman tf Co.. and
17!15. all porenne Indebted are requested to govern
themselves accordingly.
420,000 PRIVATE FUNDS'TO LEND
�eNv on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgages purchased, no Conunihion
charged, Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one day
if Utle is satisfactory.-DAVIbION & JOHN-
STON, Barristers, &c., Goderich. 1'751
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Lite and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing first -clam Companies. Also agent
for the CANADA Llv11 STOCK Ivet'RANCK Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either In Town or
Farm Property, in anyway to suit the borrow-
er. Omce- W
pup-.nrl
l Kay's block, Godeeb,
Ont. 1751
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASP. CO'Y, ToaoNTo-Established
1833.
PHOENIX INS. CO'Y, of LONDON (England, -
Established 1782.
HARTFORD INS. CO'Y, of HARTFORD. Conn.
-Established 1810.
Risks taken in the above first-class Offices, at
the lowest rates by HORACE HORTON.
The undersigned is also Appraiser for'the
CANADA PER. LOAN AND SAVINGS
ToRoNTo.
Money to Loan on first-class security, from
Cent. 7 to 8 per Charges moderate.
HORACE HORTON.
Goderich. Se t. 10. 1880.
VICTORIA HILL, (IODERICH
Saturday, Sept. 17.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
I Io .van's Boston Opera Butte Company in
to J. OLIVETTE
HOUSE AND L'J'1' FUR :TALE --A'1'
consistgg,,u(qt an acre of land. well fencc•l;
a frame hmtusc, a good well and pump are also
mi
on the premises. 'Che lot has leen well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars can
be had from Mr. J. M. liuitiotrs, Menlwnt.
Ihingan lion, or 1t• E. BRow,, Nile P. O.
1767-1f.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 3:1 AND
7.g. c..rnerof Victoria and East etre%, in
the town of Goderich, for sale cheap. or will Ix•
exchanged for farni property. For particulars• ly to JAS. S4An.L, .trohitcct, office Crabb's
Black. or. J. C. CCI:RIF., auctioneer.
SHEPPARL)TON-FARM FO1;
sale Ott acres. 5:1 acres cleared and well
fenced. prick Cotta..? ZOO. atone cellar full
limewile of house. A Ise ellrek runs through
the lot, no waste land un the creek, A very
fine or hard surrounds the house. Good barn
sndother huiiaings. Terms very easy. Apply
to R. T. H.oyvru, put 16 hake Shore Road. (.fl-
uorne'I'ownshlp. o: to OARRuw• K Fool*. 17e.5 °
Dungannon, 12 miles from Gealereeb. POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES
inp
FOR PARTICULARS SEE BILLS.
Goderich Branch. - -
C B. D UNBFORD, - - - Mswgw
Anew, merest es depesits. than•, letter
et credit sad eireetar setas lensed. Mesita
is an parts N the world- 1(K
CANADIAN BANK OF OOMMIECE
Paid sur Cipilef, - %6,000,000.
Beet, - - 11, ,000.
FARM F. IR SALE.-L-'EiNG LI of 9,
con. 13, Colborne, about seven miles from
Goderich, comprising 59 acres, 511 cleared. A
frame house. and a new frame barn 50x33 and
a stabio and other outbuildings are on the
premises. A young orchard, good pump, etc.
on the farm.' The farm ham a rood on two
sides of it. Four acres of fall wheat are sown.
Distant only 1 mile from a post office. For
part '.cularsapply to Wm. SitLe.pe, Sheppa rd -
.on P. 0. • Ln.
'SHEPPARDTON.-STORE, WITH
Post Office,for sale or to rent with p acre
and. Stock all resh and good. N- sell on very
any terms. having other buten to she'd
as. For further particulars appiv 10 R. T.
HATNLa. Also 100 acres of land. West half of
Lot 5, on the 3rd con., K. D. Ashfield. Good Or -
hard, Frame House, and a stable. Fifty acres
-leered and well fenced. Apply to (JARROW
4 fame pro m. 1761.
President, • NON. WM. McMARTRR
ee.er'el Nf oyer. • W. N. ANDERSON.
3 isceltaneous ttarbs.
TAMES SMAiLL, ARCHITECT, &c.
v Ocoee, Crabb's Block. Kingston at.. Dade -
rich. Plans and speclAcaliens draws oor ect-
ly. C•rpenter•s'alplasterer's and meson•s work
measured and v ue.d.
STRATF)RD BINDERY-NSTAB-
l.ISHED 185. This.etablishtseet le chiefly
devoted to job end library work. y to
Moor unique and economies"' holt and Dior -
r0000 styles. In all Dewe the best of stock and
workmanship, with John
s. basely tem.
Rlnd over Jekw IMsseY drag state.
GEORGE STONE,
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - Mimeos*.
tamest allowed on deposlta Deans en al
thoessa=pal Tows. sad Class b tzlit
M •ad the vatted sass. ketch
and sod.
AM/lineage Farmers en Neese, with ate er
mese sedeesre. without ae.MaRe. 111111
IfiebtcaL
S. SEEOMILLER.
Proprietor.
DOMINI(`N BAKERY.
WEST STREET, - NEAR THE Poco OrFIi'E.
A LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF
Peale and Raney takes. Wedding lake..
Iced and Ornamented
Second to none. All kinds of
FTRE 8H B I8CTT,ITB.
Of good quality.
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS !
Which I guarantee will give Satisfaction.
Self praise is no recommendation, but try my
PLAIN AND FANCY BREAD,
Which I deliver dally to all parts of the town.
and judge for yourselves.
I. E. KNIGHT
June 23. 1881. 1792-tf Near the Post Office
SALLOWS
THE
PHOTOGRAPHER,
MONTREAL St..GODERICH
BEST LIGHT,
BEST PRICES, BEST ACCESSOR-
IES, BEST CUSTOMERS
BEST PICTURES,.
BEST SATIS-
FACTION,
BEST EVERYTHING.
$G to $OO per day 01
home. Samples
cDJ DL worth ys free. Addrea
C O: 1/E I N G STINSON & Co.. Portland, Maine.
Monday;Sept.I9th FRESII ARRIVALS.
F�,ntdlay McGregor
Sl•OTISH VOCALI-T, AND
CANNED
ConcertCom pany CORN BEEF,
GENERAL ADMISSION 25c, LUNCH T\NE,
GU BRAWN.
DON'T FAIL TO GO'
`,i Al; ITOBA.
1G. W. R. EXCURSIONS
September 28 aid October 19
GR McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC -
. IAN, SUROEON. ac., G,aduste et Ter
e�sgt�e Univyerrsiityyr.teI beeatbte d the Royal Cot-
am -
IL C � P 5., Oat ,... O . aasdLamies.�reeide es
Ossoslae lidley's Heed, Ham11Ms1 �
DR. MoLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
GOON, Commie.itte. otos sod
esDrees street, second doer west of
nos.
HG. MACKID, bL D. PHYSI-
• dna. Surgeon and Aeeaoeber, OrsduMM
A T.Nroab 1lniverstty. Ot1eepseite camer-
r e a O.morew's Bank. Leeksow. 11 not Is
m.., esquire at the Hank. 17S -y.
Special freight train in advance of each
party, Apply to any (l. W. R. agent, or to
THOS. GREENWAY
Centralia.
1)R8. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Onie.iten redli n weer tae
Jail, 0ee.rleh. G. C. SnailsO.r, J. C. Main-
tkwt.
Or to WILL. J. WHITE
Express Agent, Exeter.
1803.
AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSORJ . to Dr..nsnesal Graduate of Outwits Vee
d
on
Urinary College. llStreet deem ma +f�Colaoegencei
8w.0 W. R -Rases aseamiteed as to ssRt
mai 1701.
PHILIP REEVE,
Wholesale and retell dealer in
S TAT ONERY,
and proprietor of sbe
GODERICH STREET CAR.
Persons driven to •ay pari of the tawnier
Ten Cents.
PIenie patties. etc.. 'Mould try my rates.
lilt.
JAMES WILSON
MIs agent ter the
We* Ca
��, � ea n1Tt
POTTED
'PONGU•E,
BEFF,
HAM„
Pat up In one. two, sad three pound peek
ages. sed priers ranged from 00c per weedup.
TRY IT.
CHICKEN.
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBSTER,
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
Christie Brown & Co's
BISCUITS AND
CAKES,
TEAS,
A tempest stook of pan's drupe, and sl1 the
newest wheat 'medicines.
OOesrt BMW genera. 8odertab
SUGARS asp
Pure Spioes_
TRY THEM.
Chas. A. Nairn.
$6 a week ter rower* Mw, aTome ant
tr 56 carat tree. Address H. HauaTT a
Co. Portland Mabe.
All THE NEWS FOA A CENT.
Torouto Baily Url&
TNR ONLE' ONE -CENT 1t10RNIAll
PAPRR IN e'ANADA.
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR !
TWENTY-FIVE CEhTS A MONTH!
ONE CENT A COPY !I !
metres than Eat the .est el any NM.
rev..es Paper.
. All RAILS rig= by coarssslag
Vb. Wert/. Ag, rata and ('snvas.arn
everywhere. Mind port -card for urine and
SAMPLE f'0PF PRRIC.
WORLD PRINTING CO.,
1els we. a ging street (am. Teens e,