The Huron Signal, 1881-09-30, Page 51
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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 30, 1881.
MIMI 1. ! (1111101le Iigo is eutiilwi "A Berkshire Loam aaa 31Ut1rariCe
TAW.241118 i.-'3everal of the far.uert
in this neighborhood ate bust' thrvshiug,
atecording to general t ruts, the
crops are turning out well.
IT*atintAts.--Mr. Parker, who. !Los
been engaged with Mr. B*y4e, w
nnithing, for some tune putt, has left
our village and gone to Ripley. ligases
Pointer an f Campbell have also left.
They have gook, to Chicago to try their
fortune. May they units with success.
LoxooN Fain. Several from this
vicinity hate gone to the fair in L,n.L•n
tha week. Among th, number are .oar
villagers, Mr. and Jr,tjBuy.i, and Ar.
and fills Nowdect.
Mr U. Johnston's team drew one "f
the largest loads to Kincardine the other
day that has been taken from this place
for some time. The load a.usleted of
77 pnckagee of butter, the gross weight
of which was 4.900 lbs. The feature,
that taker the act more worthy et note,
is the long distance the load had to L:
taken, being 17 miles. The butter was
for Mesar Madden S. Welker, who Imd
bought it from Mr. liachanan,
i't'•sd." - ((Aide and the it/mitntieser
:Sc
aro (risen Mr. (libson's dntwtutps•
air filly wuvtby of the ..uth..r of "I's►s-
tonal Days." J,...•I,li Hatton c..utri-
Iwtthe ti:st o.ea
f a series of -loaners
Ies 'Uuuneth.ttc 1. 11.!,.1. Hetiry Vane's
attn.' •'Adirritd.0 k Unys," ia eharw-
ing sk vise:,tioii life and spsort with
ba art' I illustration. Charles Barn-
!! is "The Telventpb of To -ds,"
wes gsatoitic account of tomtitt I-
' lm.vwuwtta in telt.grtphy, with especial
releredere t.. the devices adapted. diwin-
abialt the met ..1 telegraphic ol,erst'-otts
' is a subject in which the se. ph" }re
l rust)) intervened, and Mr. Benthard's
article is clear 'instated by see: gal illus-
trati..a. .lull entertaining. Aprop s art
the f•ethooiniug O..taa Eapuution t•t
Atalauta, Henry W. Grady con'ributea
! a very iwisortaut ..(moils showing the
jMrsib.'iti.,•s of alto., 'art.tiug, and the
.•utb.:: for the 1't'..' Id (1 manufacture
of the s'tp:r. vs his W.Atlsnn s "Annie,"
Th..:tis Hardy's "A Lsudicea a,"
are-(ontinned. Short stories are oon-
tril,u•e,. fly Kate (tpson Clark and
4nie is E, Barr, and the Editorial
Deiiattmente are tij:e•1 with timely and
interesting matter.
1 1'11 1.OA:1. APPLY Me -13
c.i MMtiA.11.. t .t OAMIiRON
The waltlax.l 1'rc.hylr, y.
This presbytery met in Knox Church,
Brussels, on Tuesday, sept, 20th, at
One o'clock p,. m., 'rev \1r. J1c4,uatele,
of Wmghen►, Moderator, iu the chair.
The attendance was Targe, 19 ministers
being present and also a number of re-
presentatives, elders and lay -delegates.
A petition from the uthce-bearers of
Knox Church, Lucknow, asking the
presbytery to reverse a former decision
affecting the interests of the congrega-
tion was, read ant on motion rejected,
as asking what the presbytery was in
competent to do, allowing the commiss-
ioners,, however, the privilege id stating
their views before the court. The cony.
missioners declined to speak, and Pave
notice of appeal to the Synod of London
and Hamilton. Rev. Mr. Sutherland,
of Ripley, submitted a report with re-
ference to the requisition of the eotagire-
gatioll of South Kinkw, Meting that a
communion roll hal been formed with
59 names, that 4 elders hail heeu dully
elected, and the sacr.uneut of the Lord $
upper di.pensod. The presbytery then
adjourned for the et-euiue
g nesting.
The evening service cook:omicad'at
7.90 p. m., Rev. Mr. Meljuartle in the
chair. After the usual p.elu,uoaries
were gone through, tie subject of
"prayer meetings was introduced. The
first speaker Rev. Mr. Murray, .4 KM-
cardine, spoke on the object of prayer
meetings and proved in.* very practical
manner the real object of these religious
serviosa The best method of conduct -
mg prayer meetings, was taken up by
Rev. Mr. Anderson, of Whitechurch.
In a very pleasant uneasier be spoke on
six necemary. steps to be taken before a
prayer meeting could beaumiessfully car-
ried on. After a short discussion on
the above subject this very interesting
service was closed by singing and
prayer.
On Wednesday morning the Fordyce
case was considered at length, and the
sanction of the presbytery• given to the
building of a church on the site selected
by the conJregstion. Against this de-
cision Rev. T. J. Wilkins, of Belgrave,
appealed, and tabled reasons therefor.
Instructions were issued by the presby-
tery as to en equitable division of church
property between tjie congregatiuus of
south Kinloss and Knox church, Luck -
now, action to be taken within a month
from date. It was unanimously agreed
to hold a public meeting on the first
evening of each regular meeting of the
court. Other items of business having
been transacted the presbytery adjourn-
ed to meet in St. Andrew s Church,
Lucknow, on December 20th at 1 p. m.
Chancery tenet.
BeforetheHon. Mr. Justice Prnndloot.
T*rawnAY, Sept. 15th, 1881.
Sinclair v. Taylor -This was a bill to
set aside conveyance of property by John
Taylor of the township of Goderich, to
his son, Robert, as fraudulent against
the creditors of the said John Taylor -
Camels and Meredith for plff., Cameron.
Holt & Cameron for dit,-Bill dismissed
with costa
FRIDAY.
Dougherty vs. Graham -This was a
Bill
the thfor
lateWm.
eIG hams of the of Ashfieeestate 1
o ,
and for construction of his will -Came-
ron, Holt Cameron for pia, Garruw
R Proudfoot for dft. Decree for admin-
istrator, Dougherty, with declaration
that widow is entitled to dower aa well
as to property explicitly mentioned in
provisions of will. Further directions
and costs Reserved
Hawkins vs. Mahaffy-This it a Bii1
to restrain an alleved overflowing of
plff's. land by dit's. dam Hooding back
water-Catmeron, Holt & Cameron for
plff., Carrow fi Proudfoot for dft. The
plff. in this case is a well known land
owner at Port Albert, and dft. is a pro-
minent miller of the 'lame place --judg-
ment reserved. -
RATII1DAY.
Beattie va. Barton -Action on promis-
sory note and account -Darrow & Proud -
font for plff-41t. not represented. Ver
dict for Of for $776,82. immediate
execution granted.
Court ad jotrned at 2 o clock p. m, nos
til a day to he deed upon.
Lawrary tItelete.
Rz.Aeawoona MAas:ma: Repnbllnatlew lot
the 'Leonard Scott Publishing Co„ 41 Bar
etay street. New Tort.
This standard publication for Septem-
her has reached net table, end is enter-
taining and edifying In the extreme.
The aerial story. "Che Private Renre-
t.ary," which haw been rnmmng through
sevens! nnmhers, is this week completed.
The other contents are Electra. a False
Start , The Land r,f K hes,s . t' ncie Z.
With ('hiisslan Airier in the Dlwdaad;
Lighter Rpaniah Poetry, in English
metre: Hiatt for an A*tmtlal Rambla,
by Dr. John Hill 'Burton; followed by
an editorial note on The Death r•t Dr.
John Hill Burton; and the Iwnd Rill in
the Lorda
HAwrtw'a M,osties f•,r October, is •
remsrkahk number, both for the srt►k11y
of its illustrations and the interest sa,ta , 11
importance of ita varied ennteats. The
number opens with a beautiful (rontis-
pi000---a fnll-pn s Must nation nay Abbey.
entitled "With Grandpa '• The leading
llnstrwtevl resort. is hT Wm Hamilton
J. l'. t'arrie's I, Ile List.
!! Parties getting their b :. printed at this
AAUce get *notice in this department rigs
fe
Saturday, Oct. 1 -Extensive unres-
erved sale of Wm. M'Caig's milch cows
etc., ..n his premises, near the M. E.
Church, in Goderich. Sale commences
at 1 o'clock.
SAturday,Oct: 1 -Sale of house and lot
in Goderich of Auction Mart.
Monday, Oct. 3 -Credit sale of Joalt
Stitt's fwtmattock and itnplements, on lot
td, eon. 6, Colborne, sale commences at
1 o'clock.
Tuesday, Oct. 4 -Sale of the Cart-
wright farm in Ashfield, at Soaijey'a ho -
tel, Dungannon, sale commences at 12.
o'clock noon.
\fednes.lay Oct. 5 -Mortgage sale of
Lands in Aahlield at Auction Mart
Wclnei.lay, Oct 5 --Auction sale of
first class furniture, at Min" Fuller's,
West street near the Park House. Sale
commences sharp at 1 o'clock p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 6 -Credit sale of Irwin
Dou,cherty's farm stock and implswenta,
con. 8, Ashfield, sale at 1 o'eluck p. m.
Friday, Oct. 7 -Credit sale of, Charlie
McLean's farm stock and implements un
Lit 34 L R. W. Ashtield. Sale com-
mences at 1 o'clock p. m.
• Saturday, Oct, 8 -Pian(., furniture
etc., at Auction Mart. 'Sale commences
sharp at 1 o'clock.
Tuesday, 11th Oct. -Credit sale of
faros stock and Implements; James
Crawford, Aalfleld, near Port Albert;
sale commences it 1 o'clock p. m.
Saturday, Oct. 15 -Peremptory sale
of horses, cows, sheep etc., at the Agri, -
cultured show grounds in the Town of
Goderich. Sale commences at 1 o'clock
p•m,
Naze.
Van,tone In Brussels. on Sept. 19th, the wife
of Mr. W. F. Vanstone of a son.
Dobson hi Ethel, on Friday Sept. 18th, the
wife of Mr. Robe. Dobson of a daughter.
Reid -In Lucknow, on Tvesday, the 27th Inst.,
the wife of Thos. Reid, baker. of a daughter.
Rose --in West Wawanosh ort the 27th Inst.,
the wile of Alex. Rose, Esq.. of • son.
Ayers -Smith --At Bt s Church, Wal-
ton, on the 14th Inst.. by the Rev. F. Ityan.
Incumbent, Robert Ayers to Mhe Mary Ann
Smith. all of Elmo.
Camerons -Maxwell -In Winghom, on the
Itch inst.. by Rev. Mr. McQuerrte, Mr -
George Cameron. of St. George, to Mies
Martha Maxwell, of Brussels
Merrytle►d-Doobe-Is Mitchell. on the 13th
inst.. byRev, 1L A. Fear, at the residea
of r. oe
Mm. Moodie, Mr. Chas. Slerryfeld,
to lass Della D.. fourth daughter of Mr.
G ,rye Doobs, all of Monkton.
Pringle -Shelton -On Wednesday, the 90th
Inst., by the Rev. T. Smith, Mr. Wm. Prin.
gig to Miss Maggie 8belton, all of Lucknow.
MLR.
MeArter--At Sunshine. on Reptember 41st,
Margaret McAteer. aged 44 years.
Ge4ertes Markets.
(locomen. September VOL 1881.
1 beat, (Fa111 ! bush........... $1 32 t $l 34
Wheat, (Spring) 111 bush....... 128 K 1 33
Flour, ! barrel. . ........ 6 50 (s 000
Oats. ! bstsh ................... 038 81 0 I
Peas. ;bush .................. 065 to 070
Corn. le bush .... ..... 063 A 070
es 0 70
i'otatoes V bush Iaew)....., .... 0 35 (m 040
Hay. O ton ............... 15 00 8* 16 00
Btutgter.!a..........:.... 0st M 0!0
CtA erase dor' (°ay 0 111 b 00 115
Shorts, • cwt.: 0 75 ,e 0 751
Bran, Pcwt 0 f " 000
('hos • cwt........ 140 " 140
Wool.... .............. 0 18 " 0 30
WoaL..,..d...............,!75 x00
'119aN01stR owe.
GRAND TRUNK.
&AST.
Pass. Xxp's. Mix d. Mir'd.
Goderieh.Lv 7.00am H.06pm..Eltpwn AOOam
Seaforth 7.50 " 1.10 " 4.45 " 10.50 '
Stratford.Ar 8.45am 1.15pm 6.30pm 1.00 "
wart.
Pus. Kips. MIr d. M12'd.
Stratl'otd.1.v 1.10.m 7.3Opm 7.00am tow
Seaforth . 4.17 " 8.56 " 9.15 " 5.10
Ooderich.Ar t.1Spm it sopm 11.00am 7.ISpm
GREAT WISTERN.
Sep's. Mall.
Clinton going north...9.39am .4.11Ipm_&Spm
going south .1114ppm LOatat 7.11 "
STAGE LINKS.
Lseknow stage (daffy) art. 10.lSan, are 4pm
Kiaeardine ' 1.170am lam
Henattllet " (Wednesday and
8aturdav) arrives 9.00am "1.15 "
Banking.
BASIL MONTREAL%
CAZPL 1Y
21 VX PL ['8,
Goderich fir:
CR. DUNAFORD, - - • Maulrsr
Allows tateewet on deposits. Drah& letter
401 credit sad circular is sit parts of DM world.notes dasesd, /Via
CANADIAN BAN OF COMMERCE
rot"f ,tr Qaraa, • 96,000,0oo.
Neat, - - 01,400,000.
Presides' XON. WM. lkKASTER
aewr•-al Ma anger, 88.. N. AXDREPRON.
Goderich Branch.
A M ROSS. MANaatatl_
interest &lowed on deposits. inefts reit al
the prin.lpal Towns and titles in Canadaareal Rrttatn and the 1'nited statesbough
and sold
Ad renewed(' Farman on Nmeet with one or
more endorsees. without mortgage 1788
t7$,00o To ITER OH E E A L 18 -
'IP TATE. Terms tavett5Y.. Ap)b to R. L.
DOYLE. tiederieh. 1734
4k60,o00 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
- gust f'.srsu ..r (1+a -class Tuwa Property
at 8 per amt. A nu:, I.. It. R ADCLIFFIiL. 1751
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
w alnut to suit borrowers at 6 to 6i per
tent. Private tarda. Apply to earwax sad
sachet,.., ti.derkh.
()NEP TO LEND. -A LARGE
/TA amount of Private Funds for Investment
at low,•et rates un trutlass Mortpsos. ANI1I
tuUARItOW k PROUDFOOT.
IJ QAN8 FREE OF CHARGE-
Nutter to lead at lowest rate., free of
any axes ur ebargoa SEALER a• MORTON.
opposite. Colts me HoteL
Goderich, 2t d March 1881. 1779.
as PER CENf. -THE CANADA
1J Landed Credit Company is prepared to
lend moue)y on good Farm security, at sir per
cent. Full particulars,given upon application
to HUGH HAMILTON. ('. L. agent. Uoderlch
1785.
flik rO,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
vW on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purcabgaaed, no Commiasion
chargN JL- Borroaers Conveyancing
ncobtal money 10 oneay
U title is satisfactory. - DA V ISON & JOHN-
STON. Barristers, kc., Goderich. 1751
R. RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
1Ife and Accident Insurance Agent.
nting first-claas Compantca. Also agent
or the ('a•:ADA Llt'g STOCK INat'RANCI Co.
)Iosey to lend on Mortgage, either In Town or
jlljti r et Property, in any way to Suit the borrow-
er. Office-lup-stain) Kay's block, Goderich,
Oat 1751
# ebical.
McDONAGH, M,D., PHYSIC -
Alf. R . IAN, SURGEON, kc., Graduate of Tor-
onto
oronto 1'niversity. Llcestiate of the Royal Col-
ree of Physicians, London, England, kc.. &c.,
M. C. P. 8., Ontario. Ofitoe and residence :
Opposite Bailey's Hotel. Hamilton street. .:od-
eriob. 17958m
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON, Coroner, kc. Ot8ce and residence
on Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
TT G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
• . ciaa. Surgeon and Acconcber• Graduate
of Toronto L'nlversity. Office opposite ('.mer•
ron k Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. It not in
oface. enquire at the Bank. 1764-y.
TIES. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians, Surgeons, Accoucbers, kc.
Odice at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
Jail, Goderich. G. C. SIAN240N, J. C.'HaMIL-
ruN. 1751.
T AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR
. to Dr. Duncan) Graduate of Ontario Ve-
terinary College. Office. stables and residence,
on Newgate Street, four doors east of Colborne
Hotel, N. B. -Horses examined as to sound-
ness. 1751.
Legal.
GARROW & PROCDFOOT, BAR -
ROWERS. Attorneys, Solicitors, etc.,
Goderich. J. T. Darrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
BL DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
. Attorney, Solicitor to Chancery. &c.,
Goderich, Oat. 1751.
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S.
TERS, he., Ike.. Goderich and W
C. 8eaaer, Jr., Godertch. J. A. Morton, Q Ing.
ham. 1751.
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. OtEoo--Corser of West Street
and Market Square. over George daimon*,
Goderich. 1751.
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT.
. LAW, Solicitor In Chancery, convey-
ancer. kc. Moe ever Sheppard's bookstore,
Goderich, Ont. Asy amount of money- to
loan at lowed rates of Interest. 17.51-y.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
l $arr(den S5Ucitora is Chancery, kc..
Goderlch and tti m. M. C. Cameron, Q.
Maws. W1ng G. m. Cameros Goderich. W. iv.175.
Auctioneering._
C. CURRIE, THE PEOPLE'S A C C
TIONEER. aederiel, Oat. 1751 •
•
INSURANCE CARD.
BRTriSH ASB. OITY. Tottoam-- Established
1833.
PHt NIX INR_ ('0'6',ofLONDON (England! -
Established 1782.
HARTFORD 1NR. ((rV, of HARTFORD, Conn.
-Established 7810.
Risks taken to the above Asst -class Offices, at
the lowest rates by 11ORACK HORTON.
The undersigeed IsAppraer for the
CANADA PER. L46AN'ANla
D SAVINGS CO'Y,
TORONTO.
Money to boas on Or.t.class security, from
7 tee per Cent. -Merges moderate.
HORACE HORTON.
Oodetich Se t. 10. 188).
a
HERIFF'S BALE OF LANDS.
Cot'srrr or Hrs nc. • By virtue of a writ of
To wtr' i flirt' farinaIssued out of
Her Majesty's ('aunty Court of Use County of
Huron. and to ase directed against the Lands
and Temetnentsof WILLiAM RITCHIE. and
JOHN RITCHIE, at the suit of JANE!( (IAM -
RLE 1 have sensed sod taken In Execntlon all
the Right. Title. and Interest. and Equity of
Redemption, of the where named Defendants,
In. and to, the north portion rat lot number
three. concession eighteen. in the Township 14
Grey. in the Count y of Huron. running parallel
to conesselons 17 and 16 1n said Township a
Grey, containing twenty-two ecs of land
whlrle ulands and Tenements I shall offer for
Sale, st my riffle. hi the Court Howse, In the
Town of tioderich,011 SATURDAY, tb5 FTF-
TIINTH day of OCTOBER. nem, at the hoar
of 11 of the clock noon.
ROBERT OIBBONR
eber1R's Mee. Goderich, ! Sheriff of Huron.
Jwty lath. UAL t 171641
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS 011* Tttlt
Goderich Me1liS
iL.ATS PIPER'S-)
Reg N return their tlsaaks to the pehllr for
the YAral patrewsge eeeeved during the past
Tsar. .od te. state they are prepared 0. do
0 RIBTIN0
ea the sb.rtwt root tee, or for the convenience
of paras, living .t a dtstanea will *(chane*
gnats M Inter town Mary
(Torte A'
M. Nillitefis, )
Masotue hto.ik, iEsat St. ()Merleh.
erfrIlighast price paid Inc
SEEOMILLMB
Opined Plo
r
AND -
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
1lsvtnr purehssed the Goderich Foundry, I
ani 8ttl the pprreemiers for the manufacture
of CHI
KD PLOWS and AOItI('l'LTI • HA L
IMPLE •KNTS on a Is scale. Mill Work,
General Repairing and Jobbing will be eun-
tisued. All work guaranteed.
Mr. D. Itunclman is the only man anthorisod
to collect payments 504 give receipts on be-
half of the late drum of Mittelman d• Co., and
all persons Indebted are requested to govern
themselves accordingly.
tl. SEEOMILLER.
Proprietor
The crowning glory of men or women us
beautltul ttauD or Hatt. This can only he ob
rained by usingC131CALan16, which ha-
pp_roved Itself to e the BEET HAIR
I -t IDSTC1Riert in the market.
mutes a healthy growth of the hair, renders
soh and silky, strengthens its roots, and pt
vents Its falling out, and sets with rapidity
RESTORING GREY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Try it befor .using any other. Sold by al
druggists. Prleoe 50 eta. a bottle. 173:.1
For Sale byl J. WILSON. i )ruggiat,
$5 to $20 per hay 1.5` ;t .
STtNtu,N h ('o., Portland. Maine.
Samples
CHICAGO110T SE
Miss W n,
Suocrms,r to rs Cope land.
Tak es this opportunity of informing the ladies of Goderich and vicinity, that hay-
ing purchased the interest of her predecessor, she will endeavor to keep it up to
the standard laid down by Mn. C..p.rland-!i k re fete.- '+'. L. e.ata,
Msr stock is of the =est,
And every endeavor will be made to give
The Fullest Satisfaction in Styles, in Work and in Material,
( ordered \f..rk a Specialty. Agent for the Parker tram l•)a \forks, Toronto.
MISS WILKINSON, Chicago House, West Street.
NEW FALL GOODS.
R=2= f, siNT= =_
Have now received a complete stock anew, tall and winter e.nude, voltam iug the newest
things in the market and at very ressonabie prices.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
We are showing the largest and finest stock of English. Scotch, and lLnadiun Tweeds an l
Coatings ever shown before. All garments curt ant trip of charge. lnapcct fou invited.
REID &' SNEYD-
Mancester House, Goderich,
FALL OP 1881_
_address STEWART
Seeds! Seeds!
The subscriber begs to draw the atten-
tion of e the andpvaned
stock of lei. Mantles. Mantles, Mantles, Mantles.
large varieNi siock of
CODERICH_
FARM aid GARDEN SEEDS, MANTLES
consisting of
CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
HUNGARIAN, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT;
also
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDENrates AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at at en.
S. SLOANE.
General Seed Dealer.
Hamilton Street.
R. P R O U D FOOT
/Unjust received a
New and Well Assorted Stock
OE
FRESII GROCERIES
'AN I)
PROVISIONS
Which he will sell a: h.
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Fine Family Flour
)'1•:E.D, AND
CURED MEATS !
Always in -tock.
Gants I)elirered to day Et, t
Goodcrien. June 1th. 1881. 1798-71
AT $2. W.
MANTLES AT 03.00.
MAN TLES AT .84.50.
MANTLES AT 35.00.
MANTLES AT S6.00.
MANTLES AT S7.00.
MANTLES AT $8.00.
M ANTLES AT 89. 00.
Ulsters ! Ulsters ! Ulsters ! Ulsters
UL$TERB AT 82_00_
ULBTEREJ AT 84.00_
VLBTEREt AT $5_60_
All Other Lines are Fuily Assorted.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
DOWNING.
I have great pleasure in announcing to my customers and the public at large that
my stock of Boots and Shoes for the Fall Trade is nob complete, and I would in-
vite inspection of the same. I have been especially careful to purchasegoods which
I believe will give tis customers satisfaction, and do Credit to (myself.
You will 'Find My Prices Lo'er I t
has the Lo resfi
F R E S R ARRIVALS. p
A.1 buy in large quantities, and for Cash. Doing the largest shoe trade in the
Town, I tn►n sell at closer rices titan those who do a etuaUor
business. 1 would especially call the
CANNED
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRAWN.
POTTED
TONGUE,
BEEF,
HAM,
CHICKEN.
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBSTER.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
Christie Brown & Co's
BISCUITS AND
CAKES,
TEAS,
BCGARA ,own
Pure Spices.
TRY THEM.
Chas. A. Nairn.
JAMES WILSON
sass agent for the
Std Iiortof Tea Compaq),
Attention of Farmers to My Stock of Long Boots and,Siloes
Which is .me of the largest to he found in any retail store in the Province. 1 haver
on hand several cases of the celebrated "K. &. B." Long
Boots, which have given such
=msxiez .se satisfe,c- ien.
in the past. on
OR17E RE D WORK
We are still abreast of the times, and havine a large /daft of first-class mechabits,
I am prepared to manufacture anything in any line to order, at the shortest notice,
in first-class style, and of the very best material. In conclusion, I beg to return
my sincere thanks to my customers for their liberal patronage in the past, and rest
assured I shall do my utmost to deserve a continuance of the same.
Yours respectfully,
Cur. East Street and the Square. Goderich.
E. DOWNING.
AGENTS
Wanted. Beg Pay. Light
Work, Slon,tact ennptoymewt
oro Capital required. Jail Los It Co. Mor •
treat. Quebec. 1713
ALLAN LINE
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY, GLAS-
GOW.
RHORTKST SEA ROUTK.
Cabin. Intermediate and Steerage Tiel eta $
I.(WW Ratan.
Steerage l'asaenaers are hooked to London,
Coedit. Bristol, Queenstown, Derry, Belfast.
Galway and (lasgow, at same ratty N t0
Liverpool.
SAILING'S FROM QuEngr,
MAR 4VINN .........•.... ...... TIh Aowlet.
8*wrtT1A*................... 3rd septi.
CIA^AMMO' .................. 104h •
Prot camas` 17th "
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Naar arta* 15th "
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the Allan 11.11 i teatMr will )sere Toronto
evert nide. d 740.. an.
PassrPM a In nm. ter and throw ridin' ra e flan Ietay. Trenton by to
D 7.nn peek - IC* p .. train on Fridays. and connect with
ages and prier* ren..•.1 from 44,' per poondfitt• I ,lee .teaser at Rfmnuakl (payTing the cora
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rich. Plans and sppeorc tlteatione drawn coned.
ly. Carpenter's' plasterer's and ransom's wurk
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