HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-11-04, Page 8DOORS,
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Description Interior llriaish.
STAIRS, ANDRAILH,
NEWEL . and I3ALUSSIIRS
A Specialty. Sand for Price.
Lists. SHINGLES,
LATH 4 LUMBER.
Estimates on applies -
Hen. i* address
FRANCIS SJIE}:TH,
Goderich.
aredal ewer.
We will give one of the best lunger
sewing machines that are made in the
world for 50 subscribers Nen better
mitcAitie ututle o,i earth. It is warranted
fur 5 years by the manufacturers, viz:
Thu Liwlor Mauufaeturiug Cu'y of Mont-
real A warrant from this company is
surely a guarantee of its being a first
class machine, and especially when it has
such a man as James McDougall, Eq.,
at its head. Our oiler is as follows:
For 10 subscribers and $20 we will
give a $50 Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf and cover and
full attachments.
For 15 subscribers and $15 we will
give a $50 Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf and euver and
full attachments.
Eor 20 subscribersand $12 we will give
a $50 Canadian Singer with two drawers
extension leaf and euver and full attach-
ments.
Fur 30 subscribers and $10 wo will
give a $50 Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf and cover and
full attachments.
For 40 subscribers and $5 we will give
a $50 Canadian Singer with two drawers
extension leaf and cover and hill attach-
ments.
For 50 subscribers we will give a $50
Canadian Singer with two drawers, ex-
tension loaf and cover and full attach-
ments.
This machine is a genuine Canadian
Singer, and we guarantee it nicer look-
ing and better than any other Sieger
machine made. This is a specially good
chance fur young ladies who want a tint
class sewing machine, and at the same
time Rtvu year gentlemen friends the
hest newspaper published in northern
Hume.
The agent of this machine, D. Gordon
of G.xlerich, will pay $3 up to $10, aa.
c ,rdiu.a to the price, to any parson sand-
ing them the address of parties wilt, will
boy. This is an additional chance for
the ladies canvassing fur -subscribers to
make rnnney. •
manse sews.
anal v aur.
Saturday -- Prop. Muvertigof Sarnia,
passlogers and height; Tug, Erie hell.
THE H ll l►l ►' FRIDAY. NOV. 4, IA81.
CANADIAN NSW13.
Sailors' wanes ativaneied at r: iu•/stew
yesterday to $1.75 th' ukl, the Welland
Banal and 10 au L u tlota. i..,
?ss WORLD OVER.
Tice segotlatiuus between Franca and
Italy iur a u in nereial treaty are eapeet•
ed to result satiafautorily.
Sarnia, light. Mrs- Youmae . e. tonto.•..$• sod E. I The steauo•r Tolima from Liverpool,
DOgilvi Schr. Elgin, ►+sudusky. coal King th, :u. tit, luo.uuet mu. tette fur Quebec sod Montreal took out 130. -
fur Ogilvie i Hutuhwsou ; *hr. hve,a „aur the Dcut. .►ct iu N'o : ntut. 000 worth of pedigree cattle for Caua-
itlg Star, Kincardine, wheat for Ogilvie
& Hutchinson. Allan Mineai lel of the tuweeltap dela•
Wedueed►y - Prup. Ontario, Sarnir, 'ilea, Ica teen tat ata. '‘'''t by 1.•'1'suveas The Orsini Jury have faun a true
passengers and freight. of the Mu4
hawurth act "o (or los mining I bill against AArthur latfn, for t o sur -
der of Gold In Brighton Rails car -
m
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oaraKTUaat
Friday-Str. Josephine Kidd, Killar-
ney, salt ; Behr. 11. N. Tudntan, Mea -
ford, salt ; Schr. Evening Star, Kincar-
dine, light.
Saturday Prop. Sovereign, Duluth,
paaseugers and freight; Tug, Erie Bell,
with Barge Sarah Jane, Sarnia, lumber.
Sunday S.hr. Te:mnseth, Buffalo,`
lumber.
Tuesday-Sehr. Evening Star, Kiooar.
dine, light.
Wednesday Prop. Ontario, Duluth,
passengers and freight.
Leebtira.
Caooiav Daovras. -A few days ago
as one of our farmers sons was return-
ing home near dusk with his team uq
the Lake Shore Road, he stet a herd of
nine cattle, driven by two lett. He
noticed among the cattle a missing steer.
and directly asked who owned the cat-
tle 1 He received in reply the question,
"Are any of them yours 1" He tied his
horse to the feuce, and faced the fel-
lows, who, after a few words, tied,
abandoning the beeves. The young man
drove his own property home, and next
morning the other stray cattle were no-
ticed on
o-
ticedon the read. Nothinghas Mace been
hoard of the offenders. It would be
well in future for farmers to keep an eye
on passing droves, both small and large.
Wsssrsa BauwN.
The Canaan Press.
The. country weeklies are feeling the
pressure of the .city weeklies. Praetio-
:ly the big weeklies sent out by most of
the -dailies in Toronto, Montreal, Lon-
don and Hamilton at an average price of
i.e'\`enty-five cents a year, are displacing
the influence,. and reducing the revenue
of the load papers. Now this is not a
thing to be encouraged. Above all
things, the farmer and' residents of the
cilht es at.tuuld not let their local paper
+'.ecliue far want of Hupp, tt, nor should
they grumble at paying one dollar and a
half fur a paper that has much less read-
iag matter than the "great dollar paper"
l.ublished in the city. An incalculable
("if -h• !:ace exists butwueu thu two, and
is favor of the local journal; the latter
has the interests of its suuscribors at
l art; the big.•wce`.dy from the city is
t•atiniated in in. sitch way; :indeed,. may
,l,,,.•siaq local interests in favor of
:•ntralizitieht. -.[Toronto World. '
.iwsistnine.' tart,
tore ace.: Aaronson sod Jnn. Mosely, J. 1b.
Joseph and William Whitely, were
L?:arjr.l by John H. Lloyd, of Goderich
wnshtp-•.i ith trispassina On his prem-
1sts.•n the 1L;th lust. The question of
wnershipal the property being contest -
'al, the taagistratus decided.they had no
inrisbet i..n.and dismissed the caro with
a'Zaia.t c,.aiplaltiant. .
seep.:a 1 c'iar„e of ti-ispiass against
Whitely ti.ts, hrought, as having
u c•.;.Utittud eon the 5th, but the c:ua
iiy,r::t,sv 1 fur the sante reason as the
aro.uis.
Mrs. Esther Owen Flint • gave an en-
evvenievening, under the au pices o Tues-
daynt in the Town Haon the
Mechanics Institute. The Hall was
crowded, and her entertainment was
highly appreciated by the audience, she
keeping them in roars of laughter by her
imppeersonatihne.
Venetians Bros. had a large gang of
repairing,men the
lg building, engaged
ezteading
their dam. The present structure is a
very strung and durable one being built
entirely of stone.
Division Court was held here last,
Saturday, Mr. C. Seager presiding. A -
large number, of caaei were disposed of,
and general satisfaction given.
Samuel Slemmon, who for many years
filled the position of Reeve for Grey
Township, died on Thursday, 27th inst.,
The funeral tock place en Sunday last,
and was attended by a largo concourse
of mourning friends.
year.
A little can 1 fir. 'Stephen tiaeut,
steward at the City U,.spual, Beaton,
died from the ed'eete of a •but •uu
wound eceTentally receival on 'Thanks
giving day i
The intend revenue returns_fur the
month of October were $15.38, an
incrta ee of $1,670.35 over a situtlar per-
iod last year.
Mrs Crowe. wuu liver with her .,.e, on
the 1st caw. of Culruss, is aged 115 years
Her brother died a few years anise at
the age of 107.
It is reported thnt the France Credit
Foncier has uttered eight millions for
the Q. M. 0. X 0. It., and that Mr.
Chaplasu favours the oflet.
A cargo culsistiu:; of forty th. wawa
eases of canned salmon haat neve 41
iffild
from Victoria, B. C., for Lrsiiiunalfiltg-
land. It is valued at $185,000. ,
The directors of the Canada Paw*
Railway deny the retort that they made
a demand upon the Governmetit for all
the timber lands between Nipiasing and
Winnipeg.
`r Niary Li .yd charged John Clark
l t;earge Jamieson with using grossly
intim; Ltmgtia,c towards her on the
h ins:. 'fhc.lt fe.0dams plead epnot guil-
and after hearin.4 the evidence this
.-e Was al.; , oi:,.uisst l with, costs again-
.> onValliont.
gain-c>.lnplamant.
Nov.: lit.
Mary Ann Bourne charged Kate
Wright with using grossly insulting Ian-
_ ale in a 1,nblic place in !the town of
t. •.perish on the :list of October.
P:aitrtiff and defendant - are sister's -in
l -.a-. and the affair was' a family quarrel,
t ;3 'b as somitimes occurs in the oust re-
el:tted families. It was alleged that
li •tic lost her temper and called the
•. :tees while in it passion. Thai case was
.11 segnently withdrawn.
Oct. 31.
,Martha Robinson, hailing from Sea-
fOrth, was charged by Constable Sturdy
i.itli being n vagrant. Martha was only
a'• tat eighteen years of age, and under
c•t'her circumstances would not have
);..m of • unprepossessing appearance.
Tie Mayor, after giving the culprit acme
and moral advice. tined her $2 and
.,,,ts or 20 days in jaiL She was given
two hours to make np her mind, and
left town.
An information for via*rancy was also
ti rar:n out against• the old dame at whose
house the girl Robinson had been an
inmate, hat when the constable went to
ve the papers it was found that she
-d left for "parts unknown."
3otierlah Towaski3.
.i:,me ::;r,:en a.hr:;.,14 reel strawberry
vines are bL.asoatal out fora fresh crop
this fall.
Farmers ac 1 _tato to pull their
to as before ",:u b Frost' will bite
them. Pntatos are only a light
Mangelds and ether roots are a Ik
better. while ^pales are few.
g,me farmers are cernplainiig of the
fall w heat crop the staple. t nap for
years . which they think will he hitt
very teach next year with the Hessian
fly. A few •d these pests 5.•re ,ten haat
spring. The wheat tarns yellow, and
nen exaaranat lean fntir or t .e little gnt'tibs
like a weave!, only larger, are found
around the routs
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..tom
McZilloy-
DisoRsc•arut..-Sonne evil disposed
person or persons on the evening of the
21st inst., entered the premises of Mr
John C. Morrison, 8th concession, and
besmeared his milk wagon with the
foulest of dirt. Such conduct is scanda-
lous, and the prepetrators if caught
ought to be severely dealt with. Mr.
Morrison is a quite, -inoffensive man,
and does not know of having an enemy
who would condescend to mach miserable disreputable houses to absent. fret raid -
rte. The parties who perlaetrated the liquor on two teparate occasions contra- ing them. The Chief thrashed Breanter " --Feat'
An eccentric character named Paddy
McGuire, who was going around for a
nuniber of years, was fuuud last week
lying dead on the rad, abuut two miles
from Eganville.
Sssvrca -Rev. Mr. Cook has been
conducting *eclat servioee 10 the els.
thodist Churoh, Vann, • for Gonia tint*
past, which have been well attended, 'hit 1
met with good success.
H0NOR6o. -CaptSheppsrd,of Clitiilturi
has received a iso dation from ttheaei
thon•ities at Ottawa, and hiiding the ug;
nature of the Marquis of Lorne, grail!- ti
Ezpoeition this afternoon by Governer
Colquit. One of tiMe features of the day
was the making of two suits of clothes fur
Governors Colquit and Bigelow from seed
cutton ,icked at seven o'clock this morn -
1 age.
A t vy slow storm and _ales are re-
rted jln,ughuut England. In several
Q)
parts 0/the mistimed cuenties there are 0
two feet of stow t1i the ground.
The International Peace Association, O
paaasd a resolution at a muetiug iu Lon-
rho
u, ezpp►rrveaiugg satisfaction at the salute
to the British 8agat Yorktown.
Returns of the municipal elections
throughout England show that thu 1..au-
servatives have glued in eighty-six bor-
oughs and the Liberals in forty-five. •
Thu hash Land Court Commissioner.
cenunanced their sittings on liluuday,
,cud dealt with an important teat case
that had been submitted by the Land •
League.
Renewed activity is reported in Nihi•
listic circles in Russia, and apprehen-
sions are felt'that the revolutionists aim
preparing to strike another blow at the
monarchy.
Professor Morse sent the first tele-
graphic message, "What hath God
wrought," from Washington to Balti-
more thirty-seven years ago yesterday.
In that time the forty miles of wire has
grown to four hundred thousand miles in
this country.
The complete returns front 305 dis-
tricts in Germany show that44 Conserva-
tives are elected, 22 Free Conservatives,
100 Centre Party, 31 National Liberals, 24
Secessionists, 35 Progressista, 4 Party of
the People, 15 Poles and 17 Particular -
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The Subscriber
Has purchased the entire hook iu Trade of
MR. MooRI-jouSE
At a car-. law rate in the Dollar, and
Is Prepared to Offer
THS SAME AT A VERY
Graet Reduction!
FROM
WHOLESALE PR;ICES-
He would a.., tuttmate that he has arranged for a
I iU Assortrn.ent
OF ALL THE LEADING
NOVELTIES
--->CITABLE Fa CHRISTMAS
R--
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
are eli...teu to arose ui good time fur the
Eloliday Trade !
W 21 say ;toes are etclushvely e,utined to myself- fur the aeaa.ni
C.)i at ;east. Having had 1„urteen years experience in the business,
math in t'.e Old Country and Canada, I am therefore thoroughly
ista and Protesters One hundred r, acyuait..• 'with -
second ballots are necessary. v
Governors
e R.., Oct- 27. _The visiting The Best Markets to Pciffe Goods
Aman r were formally welcomed to the
ing to-hihn rank and precedence m the
33rd Battalliun, as 'senior captain; rtlre
same to be dated from July 31st 1878.
Port Hope 'Times: "Coal is selling at
retail in Oswego for $4.75; here the
price is $6.50. Will the Mud stall eun-
tinue to reiterate its nonsense and say
that the consutner does not pay the duty,
It does nut cost $1.75 more to lay down
coal here than in Oswego. Still we see
the difference in price."
Mr. J- G. A. Wallace, of Brighton
Vi ew A is
proprietor of the `Harbour p re `could not preach. We want leas dry t_J
wood iy the theological semivaries and : it
more Senting evengeiissn."
• An infernal machine operated'VL
by chuck I
work, so as to discharge the large amount 1 ^,
of dynamite (with which it was tilled) at i W
a certain hour, was discovered • just a ,
moment before the time arranged for its
ing. he suits were worn at the recep-
tions this evening.
Talmage punctures the theological •
seminaries. He says that "some of li" 1
them take amen and cliphien, and square
him, and mold him, and bore him, and
twist hien, until he is only a poor copyof
' the teacher, who was elected because he
is an eaturprisiug and successful bee-keep-
er.
ee keep-er. Last spring be had but 31 colonies,
and during the summer this number was
increased to 67, with 3,000 pounds of
honey, X00 pounds of which was ex-
tracted honey, 1,500 section honey, and
500 box -honey. -
A fine illustration of woman s devtr diarhar a on Nov. 1st on the roof of
tion was witnessed in Cobourg recently. g +
A ceresin resident became an helplessly the Masonic Ballet Dingowrall,Scotland, 1
drunk that kala, down in the ditch at while 500 people were assembled there.
the roadside being powerless to, proceed
any further. 1:I -a wife found him, and
cu
proring a wheel barrow from one of
the hotels, placed him on. it, and thea
wheeled hint home. •
ANUTRER WaaNINu. --Robert Stur-
geon, of Bervie, was charged by 'License
Inspectorctor Angus Stewart, with selling
There is great excitement over the dis-
covery.
soi-disant detective, named Brcam-
er, from-Amherstburg, has get into
trouble at W inghain by attempting to
black-tuail a number of young nien of
that place, and charging the Chief of
Pedice with receiving 820 a year from
AT THE
Lowest Prices!
1t: i a ,1, give my petr.•t-s the advantage of ley knowledge and
. -zperienc,.
Prices Guaranteed Lower Than Elsewhere
IN THE iioCNTT.
TERMS CASH
.JAMES IMHIE.
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T. J. Moorehouse
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h of not supposed t reside in rY t v l
Maciahereon and Barker, of Kincardine
r badly, and then got out a warant for
hie arrest, but he disappeared suddenly,
when he was fined 0 and costs for the and cannot }fie fomnd.
$2
first offence and $40 and costs for the The Louisville fuer.r-Jun, n -if is down
mischief
are o a u + a case came fn
that neighborhood, but to have come trial on `Tuesday last before Magistrates
from a distance.
'A TRAMP'S Fasaa.-One day last
Week while Mr. and Mrs. Dynes, 10th
concession, were away from home a
tramp called at their residence and de-
manded a coat from the servant girl. The
day was wet, and he said he was going
to Grey township to purchase stock, and
that if she could for the presuut loan hitp
a coat he would return it in a dayor two.
She, relying upon his word consented,
and gave him an oil -cloth coat of Mr.
Dynes'. The whole thing appears to
he a fraud, as Mr.' Tramp, rt(„n cattle -
buyer, has not returned it er made
his appearance, and Mr: Dynes is at pre-
sent minus oil -cloth coat. This ought to
be a warning to others to be on the book -
nut for such rascals.
' • mese, Talk. of the kidneys. The deceased was for
mind yeara connected with the 'areas of
Canada as reporter and editor He did
some heavy Parliamentary reporting
during the initiary progress of Confeder-
ation. Ho was at ane time editorially
connecter'_ with the Montreal Herald and
Quebec Chronicle, and occupied en edi-
torial position on the Toronto /cube.
He was the author of several }oohs of
poetry. He also completed the first
volume of the "Constitutional History
of Canada," and leftsufficient manuscript
to finish a second volume.
second, making in all 873.80. on the 'abominable pistol' to the follow -
Au Indian named Peter Paul has the
honer of being the first et his race to en-
ter an action in the Nova Scotia Courts.
' He alleg.'s•that he discovered the f cirrous
Seluien River gold mine, and war. induc-
ed to show one A. R. Archibald where
the hidden treasure was on condition
that he was to have $20 and a half shave
in the imine, which he never got. He
now clainis'the fulfilment of his contract,
, and payment of half the proceeds of
what has been already taken out,
Mr. Samuel .lanes Watson, Librarian '
of the Lecal .Legislature, died .,n the
morning of the :,0th ult., of eange_tion
Mr. 'John 'lemma, of Goderich town-
ship, so well known nn account of his
connection with good horses, has pur-
chased a three=part Hamhletonian stal-
lion, of a gentleman in Kentucky, and
intends leaving in a couple ..f weeks to
bring him hone. The colt is rising three
years old, has a splendid pedigree, and
will be a great acquisition to the stock of
the county.
it is reported that the stallion "Gene-
ral," late!y purchased by Americans
/min Mr. J. J. Fisher, after winning a
thmtnrnd dollar prize in Chicago, has
Bt•a1.t.Aa C:trrU4ED.-tpon returning
Leen sold at a very high figure.from a professional call about 3 o'clock
A trotting colt, purchased when a on Thursday morning of last week. Dr.
suckling by Mr. Abrsham Smith, Gude- Dingman of Listowel, diseovered a burg -
ed
rich, at less than $100, was recently sold
lar in his house He imme(ltately sett
by hien, in the States, after two years the fellow and held ham till the assist -
ownership, at I':00. anoe ofsome of his erg p
\\-e are informed that Mr. John Mc- ed, when Mr. Burglar was marched to
Millan, }tee's of Hullett, has refused the lock up. The fellow was of the 9e-
$500 for the two heavy -draught sucklingars tramp. He gave his name as Wm.
fillies which were priz-taken at severaMsetm, and professed to come from
of the recent fall shows. Michigan. He had paned entrance to
Mr. W. Brosdfoot, of Clinton, re. the Dr's residence by furcinc a cellar
cently purchased of Mr. S. Fitzsimmons a window; butevidently wasnebbed before
heavy -draught suckling colt at $70, and he had time tuappmpriate any valuables,
another from Mr. Tiplsdy, at $75. as nothing was found upon him. He
on `atnrday, Mr. Ferran bought of was bmnght before L. Bolton, .1. d.,
Mr. Jas. Perdue two rather inditfercnt she enmmftted hiss far tr'irl. Contle1
1., 4king sucklings. at $40 and $:i:.. It hie Wneda took hl■ b. $tmtf t'd e4,
will he seen by these prices that "her+es ..,,,,-.e ,_-_:-"N.- evening'
are horses." A few years ago a fair The Miit1i".list Ministers A
aged animal could have been h,nght at of Montreal have resolved that they
these prices, but now a colt costs as test against the statement 1 lie/
much, and the dams considerably more. Burns, that ministers of the
- f New Era.
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Lyon and Osceola. Fall& ter ery
.._ .._ in __ ___.._.._ Mrs. E. Warnock
i112 extent: "We would have a tax of $25 • Counties Northwest Iowa, are
levied on the vendor of tire -arms for ev- 1 conceded to be the most beautifUil
era weapon solei; a license. tax of $'.0 un and fertile in the State. This tttailln-
every: person that carries a revolver, and mer we have opened upwards of
850 tined en every person found carry every pistol without a licenceI1300 new farms. sinking a well.
in a .14i
instance when a pistol is used and a i building a convenient house and
wound results it wonld he well' t" send ' roomy barn, and breaking from
the offender to the penitentiary fur 'six 100 to 100 acres on *each farm.
years. ;These farms are to let or :arms
The walls of the Ogilvie Searing mile 1 that no industrious man can fail
t Winnipeg are rising at the rate of a
are l )W :d.out completed, and those of possession given. We will, if need -
the remaining two stereysareto be erect- ed, furnish seed for next year's
ed without delny. The mansard roof crop. We will also furnish break -
will then brines the whole np to the in to be done, for which we will
height of seven atorii . Already the ed- Q
itice attracts attention fn.rn considerable pay the regular. prices. Tenants
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distance... and when ofal.it will be by not having tea.: s enoughto break
far the lt.ftiost structure in Winnipeg. with, will be supplied with a horse
The Wisconsin railroad officials expect ; or horses for that purpose, at mar-
t,' prove an extended conspiracy aau.ng i ket price, and the pay taken in
the conductors to defraud the Company blearing. These farms are all sit -
Church
passenger fares Conductor, Cun
Church of Canada ars generally m Mr'mo-
_ ny with his thenlnwieal pcsitinn: that it is
nnwsrranted aawl ni pt h- nay that
J. C. a arrle's Gale tad. i
those whaol,ll r fmm him are lac
Marecta .goi;ragaheirbilis printed at !hilt
eMMe e will c -t w nonce in this department stat!
tN charge.
Saturday, 5th November. --'isle of the
Point Fans at autirm mart. Sale at 11
o'clock a. et.
Monday, Nov. 7- Firm stock and im-
pplomets, en the farm of W. Cunningham.
lot S, cm. R, Colborne. Sale at 1 o'clock
p. tn.
Saturday, Nov. 12-- Sale at Auction
Mart, of the Sam I Illair property, Gole
rich township
Saturday, Nov. 26 Farm for sale:west
half lot 20, eon. 1, W. t1'awanosh.
.nsr't'nee late the narnnih "ala
ministered p. ho.lastic .ival,fieetien; t %&
they Rn, sorry that lir earns allowed a
eo imenelahle personal and prstate
fne$dsMpfor the Rev. .k. Thomas. .4
(:haeago, to hate Ind hem into a rmhlir
attitude clearly nntagenistie tr, s weer
church: thin, ey recognize the }welter
cireb salaneee ander which Dr. Karns
made his statements, and therlf.rre en-
tertain the hope that Gush an cap.anded
explanation '4 them may 14 gni en as will
satisfy the pehlic that he duet not hold
the stetter which seem to' M httr lieti in
the atathe>inti., - °; 1 A 3.. , 4c i
ls.l1r:: r
story a tr; ek. Those of the fourth storey ; to make profitable. Immediate
npasse' uated within a few miles of the
nignlam and Garin have been arrested,
and twelve others suspended. It is railroad. Apply personally or by
alleged that the conductors refrained
from punching the tickets, and returned I Sibley Osoeola county, Lown
them to the station agents,,yrhe were in -
the conspiracy. who sold them again. Banking.
The conductors also, divided the cash _wsso
taken in lien of tickets, and were in I - OF F MONTREAL.
league with scalpers.
BANK
letter to CLOSE BROS. & bo.,
C.L Mercer, an American engineer,
has been exploring the country north of
the Georgian Bay. He found the coun- ,
try rich in pine, sufficient to supply the
demand far lumber for a century at
least. He travelled where no white
mean had ever before been seen. In some
parte minerals were al..i met with. The
explorers had also met small streams
connecting with the Spaniah river,which
in event of future teppnag of this great
lumber supply would serve admirably in
Heating the logs to the greater stream,
which is free from rapids, and well adapt-
ed for the legging trade. Bears and
beavers were also plentiful.
At the appr..aching November election
in the l-nited States, important questiona
of state policy ars to he settled in severs]
states. Nebraska will vete upon a p.r.,- i
posed -amendment to its const did ion con-
ferring upon women the right of suffrage;
%Pennsin, upon amendments providing
for biennial election* and sessions of the
legislature ; Maryland, upon an amend-
ment to change the time of the election
rod judges; Minnesota, upon three amend-
ments providing for equal taxation, pro-
/ hibtting special legialat;on, and ree.gtfiiilat-
tingthe: pay of -its legislshire; Colorado
will vote upon the amati„n •.1 haing t_he
Vocation ,•f the atste eapttal while tit" 1
latnta will decide between the piney ofI
repndiatwrrh nu the ..se hand, end the
maintenance ..t the antler Brenta, end '
'the hothead payment o pmt ol.ligational i
the other.
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CAPITAL. - fuuo.c,w.
st"RP LC -a. - - - • e6,10,..,w.
Goderich Branch.
C I:. 1,f vsFl•l:)+ lf•t,.njer
Allows Interest on deposits. (crafts, letter
Or cry -lit and circular notes issued. lestsele
fa all tarts of the world. 1751.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Pei,' op rafahrf, - at3,000,00!0.
R.at, - --- Sf,400,f100.
Pre Rid, Wt. - HOS- tt-lf PPM 4srrR
General Manny( r, - . N. ANDER.CON.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROS -A. - MAW ttiER.
interest smoked en deposits. kraft. on al
the principal Towns and Cities in ( anada
ureal Rrttata and the toiled !lute.. hough
and sold.
Adranee.tn Farmers on Notes. with one nr
more eadorsers. without mortgage. 17.1.1
tonsorTa(-
an to pinto they are prepared to do
!las Received *Complete Stock of Uoodssuit-
able for the season. and Invitee her Customers
and the public generally to call and inspect.
EVERY LINE IS FULL
THE -VARIETY lS LARGE
The Quality i8 Unsurpas8ad
AND
PRfCES THE LOWEST.
Call and Inspect.
Hamilton Street. Opposite Colborne llet cl.
Miscellaneous tarts.
TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
• ()mce. C'rabb's Block, Kingston st.. Oa1e-
rich. Plans and .{llooccccl{lcatlons drawn correct-
ly. Carpenter's' trlaaterer's and mason's Work
measured and va1lued.
STRATFriRD BINDERY-STAB.
LISHED 1869. This establ ishment is chiefly,
devoted to job and library work. especially to
those unique sad economical haitcalf and mor-
roc,o styles. In all canes the hest of stock and
workmanship, with strength and lorauty com-
bined. Bindery overJobnDutton'sdreg store,
GEORGE STONE.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
THE FONTHILL NURSERIES
THE LARGEST IN CANADA.
We want eaitamen to sell our nursery stock;
can give canvaascrs advent. ms that no other
firm In the business can offer. Steady work
and goo s salaries to snceesaful men. Good
references required. Apply to
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Nurserymen. Toronto, Ont
N. n.- We are now read to receive orders
for fall delivery for our celebrated new white
grape. the "Golden Pocklington." Price for
2 year vines $2 each, 1 year 61.10. Send for
eireular. Special terms to parties wanting a
large number for vineyard tnsrpnsca.
STONE R WELLINGTON.
11061m.
W. S. Hart & Co.
etait'I:l[arid:-ion•' rlia.
Goderich Mills
,LATE PIPER'S.,
R -g to return their thanks to the pnhlie for
t liberal pat ro 'age hese i vend dining the past
W.1[NIGHT. PRACTICAL EAR -
MCR sod It.;trdNaser. hive to return
thanks 1. tbe portae ter data patronage. and
sAlelb tie
roetlnuanrr of custom. lie ran
always be lean at his !'has Ina Parlor. near
he Poet Offer a,nderieh 17 Sr
AGEaNTSIt irk. (in
stant rmptoymrn
Irreetael. duet ted. IA was Las arPc t: •
0RIsTINa
nn !t.• .hnrte,t notice nr for the rnnrenlcnee
of partiettlit ing ata distanee .MII exchange
wrists at their town store
l nfr 11 . NiUvard's,
iln.nnie hlnek. Fast Rt. Goderich
,e1PHtghest price paid for wheatiR