HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-11-18, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 18a 1881.
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We are Derry to state t'tat M*. Ker-
skenski Of tha )l 'Wand a ..t. is serio't.ly
ill.
Mr. James L ethert h is left for the
Mohig in lumbering shanties. where Le
intends putting in the winter. '
Mr. V. Fisher hu lamed the Mc-
Naughter property, recently vacated by
Mr. A. M_D.nuJd for a term of 5 years.
An auction sale of farm shock, &c.,
took place on the farm of Mr. IWm.
Wade, on Monday, Oct. 31st. Although
the bidding was not lively, the prices
realised were fair.
KAotta.
711116.
Tag Stux►L has the largest circula-
tion of any local 'paper at this office. it
is Tag paper.
Quite • number of young men have
left this vicinit♦ for Bay City, Michigan,
to work in the lumber woods.
Mr. W. Pentland has been engaged
aasiatant teacher of Nile put.lic school
for the reminder of this year.
The revival ureters will conolude this
week The quarterly services of the
Methodist Church were held at Dungan-
non last Sunday.
The following are the Mmes of the
pupils of Nile public school, who obtain-
ed the highest marks at the October
monthly ex -t 'tion, viz: IV 1 E.
Kerr, 2 T. Sheppard, 3 J. Johnston.
11I Sen. --1 S. B ►ilie, :3 J. McKnight,
3 E. Stewart. III Junr.-1 H. Ryan,
2 G. Jackman, 3 M. SproaL 11-1 R.
Kerr, 2 L. McNee, 3A. Kerr, 4 F. Jack-
man, 5 G. Echlin. 1 Sen. -1 J. May,
2 A. Dimmick, 3 J. ,McWhinney. 1
Junr --1 A. Black, 2 S. Ryan, 3 D.
Hardy.
Godesioh Township.
Mr. Cryderrmn, blacksmith, Porter's
Hill, is at present on a trip to Michigan,
to look after some property. ,Mr. Date
Roberta, formerly of Dakota, is left- in
charge of his business.
Thos. Welsh of the 6th con., sold his
fine team, which won the laurels at Bay-
field an.l Blyth this fall, to Mr. Mc-
Doue^iIl, P.'rter's Hill. for th3 handsome
sum of *300.
Mr. James Rclh.n:d.l, 1'orter•i Hill,
shot three wild geese last week. We
would invite our town friends who may
be thus inrlineJ to come out and possibly
they woul 1 be auiply repaid, there being
lots of duck shooting by the Iake.
The annual Huron Union ploughing
match carte off on the farm of Mr. R.
Jenkins, I6th con. Goderich township,
on Tuesday last. The day being fine was
prepetioui, but the attendance and num-
ber of entries was not equal to former
years of what was expected, which was
()wing, to some extent. no doubt, to an-
other ploughing match in Uiborne. The
ground was not the I est, but it was of a
good average quality, being an old /mid
add tolerably level. The work dune was
excellent, showing that there is consider -
a hie emulation anionz our young to excel.
was pretty a uc :111 accordt judges
with the
judgment of a large majority of the spec-
tators, and, therefore, very satisfoctory.
The fohowing is the list of prize-win-
ners:--
1sr Cuda. -b entries- 1st, P. Mc-
Dougall, Goderich township, Millet &
Tedford plow; 2d, J. Marquis, Goderich
t'p,, Miller & Tedford plow; .3d. E. G.
Courtice, Goderich t•p, McTavish plow;
4th, Alex- T,hompwn, Stanley, Miller .'
Tedford plow; 5th, Vin. Phipps, Gode-
rich t'p, Miller & Tedford plow.
3so Cusp. -6 entries-Ist, Dominick
Reynolds, Hullett, Miller & Tedford
plow; 2d, Hiram White, Hibbert, Grey
plow; 3rd, Jas. Lout, Stanley, Miller &
Tedford plow; 4th, John Hogarth, Hib-
bert, Munroe & Hogan plow: 5th, Chas.
Upshall, Hibbert, Munro& Hoganplow.
Bova CLA,YL-1 entry --•lits. Hogarth,
Hibbert, Munroe .( Hogan plow.
SrueaIA CLAM. - David Preuse, Gude-
rich fp; John Yeo, Goderich t'p.
.loteiza.-- 1st class - -- A. Monteith,
Tuckersmith; Geo. Hyde, Shakespeare,
Matthew Hutchison, Goderich.
2d Class -A. Forsyth. Brussels, John
Kitchen, Stanley; W. McDougall, Sea -
forth.
Ott -silt Maxrtyi:.-The Council met
at Holmesville, Nov, 7th, 1881. pursu
ant to adjournment -members all prt-
sent. Minutes of last meeting read and
passed. By-law No. 7 of 1881, read and
passed. Moved by John G,x, seconded
by J. Whitely, that the nomination for
Reeve, Deputy Reeve and three Coun-
cilors for this township, '1e held in
Knox's pill, Holinesville, on the last
Monday in December -Carried. Moved
by J. Whitely, seconded by John Cox,
that the municipal elections for this
township for the year 1882, be in
the following places, viz: -For No. 1
sub -division in Orange hall, 4th con
for No. 2 S. D. in Orange hall, 8111 con.
near railroad; for No. 3 S. D. house of
Thomas Harrison; for Ni'. 4 8. D. house
of Wm. Herbison, sr.; for No. 5 S. D.
house of Herbert Elford; for No. 6 J. D.
at Knox's hall, Holmesville, also that
the following persons be ienut return-
ing officers, via: for No. 1 S. D. 8am'1
Johnston; No. 2 S. D., Nixon Sturdy;
No. 3 8. D., Thos. Harrison; No. 4 8,
D., Wm. Herbison, sr.; No, 5 8. D.,
H. Elford; No. 6 8. D., A. Cantelon-
Carried. Moved by J. Whitely, second
by J. Beaeom, that the arrears of taxes
o t 8. pt. of lot 18, 8th con., for 1£' 1 be
.welled as reosipts have been produced
showing said taxes paid in full -Carried.
The following acoounts were paid, via:
J. Truwortby, gravel, $7.60; Jas. Mc
Donald, gravel, $10.40; Sam'l Cox, grav-
el, $I1,20; Semi Bothwell, gravel,
$11.20; W. Connolly, gravel. $20; Jae.
Alexander, gravel, 520; J. Proctor, cul-
vert, 16th ern., $8.60; ielectorl of ju-
rors, 50; J. McCartney, gravel, $9; W.
Crooks, gravel, $9.36; H. Baker, gravel,
51.04; C. Baker, culvert M. 0., $7.60;
J. Mailwain, culvert 1st con., SS. 871;
.1. Cerkpatnck, ditch 1st con., $1.766;
W. Garb n, repairing bridge 1st con.,
60 cents; H. Mellwain, ditch 1st cots.,
80 cents; C. Blake, ditch and pipe H.
R-, $13: W. Roes, gravel, culvert and
repairs on 6th am., $40.98; C. Lovett*.
repairing culvert B. L, $1: R Masan,
repairing bridge B. 4, 56.60; Rowell R
Mathison, stationers, for M. E. papers,
$7.50; J. Keir, gravel and outlet for
water, $7; J. Elliott, gravel, $411.61.
Council adjourned to meet again first
Monday do Dsesaiber -Jaws+ Tallow.
Clerk
Vat Ysviaa&
Opined stet in Council Hail. M the
call of the Reeve. on Nov. 10th. Men -
ber+ all present. The Reev. in the
chair. Minnie. of last meeting read and
adopted. Walter Taylor applied to have
oulvtr trade on sideline 24, 25 air., 4.
-laid over, The reeve was instructed
to let job of honking and pus f ing Bowen -
hill. fenders for the eon ruction of
"the big ditch" being laid o the table
the contract was awarded to David Keys
at 131 cents per cubic yard. A number
of accounts were laid. The council ad-
journed till 14th Deer. 188L R. Mt -a -
RAY, Clerk.
elli111021.
Oa Tuesday, R'h inst., Saltford Lodge
No. 2b2, L. t I. I. , was duly instituted
by Bros. D. M. -. MeMath and C. M.
F. W. Johnston. They were assisted by
(:r4r..l Lecturer W. H. Murney, P. M.'s
T'I fust Siege, J. H. Edward, Joseph
14.•k, Lewis KIIintt and a number of
.•cherlirethrun frotnthe GtderichLodges
T to following officers were installed: W.
.. Bro. R Armstrong; D. M., Br.
R. Armstrong; D. M., Bro. Wm, Wells;
Secy., Bro. Jis. Wells; Treasurer, Bro.
W,,,. Lashant; pat C. M., Bro. Jas. Mc-
Lean. At the co,,'usion of the organ-
isation, brief but appropriate ttndresses
were delivered by Bros. Johnson, Mur-
ney, Elliott and others. A pleasant
hour was afterwards 'enjoyed over a
spread at Bro. Lashim's.
'COLBORNE BROS.! LZ BVITs,
FALL OVERCOATS!
10 Per CsYat DL9eal C 10
---DOR .:.T(( OF -
Fall and Winter Goods
• Is now Complete in Every Department.
Our Tei 7ns Beim Ca/t, r are able to offer
Goods at Prices That Defy Competition.
COLBORNE RROS.
Fall & Winter Millinery
1+'IIsS JESSIE WILSON
Would Autumn,' to the ladles of Ooderlch and Vicinity, that the Stock of Fall and Winter
Mllll.ery 1s now Fully Assorted.
BEAVERS! BEAVERS!! BEAVERS!!!
DIFFERENT STYLES AND AT VARIOUS PRICES.
Shaded Plashes, Ribbons and Feathers.
FIT BONNETS I
. The Latest Novelty in Millinery ; Neat, Stylish, and will Suit all,
ib11 n MISS JESSIE WILSON, The Square, Goderich.
11 U &II DTTN]LOP
-IS NOW RECEIVING -
Fail and Winter Goods
In gentlemen's Wear, which he will make up in
REID & SNEY
Having Secured at a Great Bargain a lot of Tweeds sad (datings. wiU wive the abut e diaosunt
during November to ordering fall ciotiln
A template ablest grata 1. aid Fancy r, deeds Marked at Ube (setwt Cash Mese.
REID & EINEM), Manchester Howe, Goderich.
CHICAGO HOTTSE
Miss Wil_' Y, sora
kSuccesa.r to Mrs Copeland.)
Takes this opportunity of informing the ladies of Goderich and vicinity, that hav-
ing purchased the interest of her predecessor, she will endeavor to keep it up to
the standard laid down by Mr.. Copelard-
i
My Stock is of the $est,
And every endeavor will be made to give
The Fullest Satisfaction in Styles, in Work and in Material
Ordered Work a Specialty. Agent for the Parker
Stearn Dye Works,
Toronto.
MISS WILKINSON, Chicago House, West Street.
A
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
GO Tu
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S
LADIES' MANTLES CUT FREE ()F CHARGE.
Just Received a Choice Stock
OF
First -Class Style at Very Low nage. West ef Ell1aJi Toes aii Oorcoatiiis
33_ McCORM CT_TT"I'MXt_
om.' Ste. ,
• .-:tt-tA
The New Compos::.', its won-
derful affinity to t1.3 D- ^ : ti va I
,Apparatus and the Li -for, increas- I
ing the dissolvinguices, relie
ing almost instantly
y the dreadful
results of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and the TORPID LIVER, makes
Zopesa an every day necessity in
, 'very house.
It acts gently and speedily in
Biliousness, Costiveness, Head-
! ache, Sick Headache, D 7tress ab
ter Eating,Wind on the S' each.
Heartburn, Pains in the Li.. and
Back, Want 0! Appetite. Want o1
Energy, Low Spirits, Foul Storn-
i ach. It invigorates the Liver, car•
ries oft all surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone to the
whole systpn:.
Cut this nut and take it to your
Druggist ant- got a 10 cent Sample
ora large bottle for 75 cents, aJ
a
tell vour neighbor about it.
T(IIi1)(1111ll' '
CoIoiiiiii 1011
1 SOCIETY_
ORGANIZED. I 1181.
Qiiice.<,
MI-
Qiice<, 113 unit 110; King Street West,
Torout,., Couud.t.
I BOARD or IBANAOEagSNT :
Pre.Idest-GEORRGE MA('LEAN ItOSE, 23
and 25, N ellinifton Street W., Toronto.
Treasurer JOHN N. LAKE. 10, King Street
• East, Toronto.
Fina Aire•Prrsldeat W. 1'F:M14EltTON
PAGE, 1. header Buildings, Toronto.
Second YMe•rresldewt - AitTHUR FAH.
LEV. 77. Brock Street. Toronto.
Secretary J. ALt'IL LIVINGSTON, 111 and
116, King Street W.. Toronto.
PROSPFCTTJB_
The object of this Society Is to colonize a
tract of land in the North West territory, fur-
nishing lands to strap settlers at cheap rates
with the provision that such settlement be
kept free trom all intoxicating liquors. An
application Las been made to the Dominion
Goverun..•ht of Canada for a compact choice
tract o1land. comprising about 2.100.000 acres,
for td's purpose, and the Government has re-
plied favorably to the terms offered. which is
to allot lands to subscribers tinter especially
fat °table conditions. The management are
prenared to provide facilities for reaching the
sanie. The beat experts from Europe United
States and Canada will tie employed to select
from the entire unsurveyed lands of the North
West territory land favorably located com-
mercially. and having the hest soil, wate• and
timber advantages, and other desiderata ne-
cessary to a successful settlement and perma-
nent prosperity. No reasonable pain. will be
spared to accommodate early settlers in estab-
lishing themselves In their new homes. where
the management hope they will soon enjoy the
blessings of a large and harmonious commun-
ity, free from the dissipations so commonly at-
tending the severing of old tire. and the for-
mation of habits in a new country. Great ad-
vantages will he derived from this manner of
settling a new colony, having the soctal. com-
mercial and other privileges of an old settled
community.
it Is an acknowledged fact, that our (Neat
North. West is destined. at no .1istant date to
be the wheat growing centre and the garden
of the world • and it Is hoped that this larpm
eomppaaert settlement In the choicest part of thls
territory. will become an important and 'con-
trolling centre of a future Province. noted tor
the sober habits, eaterprlse, and virtue of Its
people.
Tbr Management for the present will take
subacrlptlona for land. In this tract at 111 per
acre. and on emy terms of payment. ten per
cent. 1n cash, and tea nee rent. annually there-
after. until pall. with Interest on unpaid bal-
sams at the low rate of s{ per cent.. with the
privilege of payssooner if desired. They
6Ope to be prepared to give titles Inside M a
few months, or as soon as the lands are sub-
scribed tor, when the first payment of ten per
eent will be required.
D. GORDON,
Agent at Oodlh.
Oedertei, Nov. 11ti1.til
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Cort of Chausceeerr,y made In the matter of
the Estate of J A s(Et8 rO W LER, sod la a
cause Pr►WLER ogabott row 1. R. The cre-
ditors of JAMES FOWLER, late of the Town-
ship of Wawanosh. In the ('mint of Hae,
yeoman, who AIM In or Monet ahs oa
month of
)(arch PIM smolt ed or before tELEVENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER IMM. to send by poet,
Mam to B. 1.. 1►OYLE, of (hoderlcd the t
w for the pielaUR, WiLLIAM JOHN
FOWLER. son of the deceased. the Christian
and surnames. addresses and desertpttnn.. the
hull particulars of their ristms, s atatemeit of
their s eewuats, and the nature of the serer!
tie* (if asyt bred by them . er In dala.lt theme
of. they will ke peremptorily minded frown
the bereeM of the cold decree rvery creditor
holding any se.esrtty le to produce 11* same W.
ter, mr at my chambers, at the Court H
Gov gMhxn. sin. attelevrn Oo'rla•kAY Or
to Me
forenoon. being the time appointed fair MJ.4t•
cation on the delays.
Dated this heti day et Oeteber, 1M1.
,t=Ignr.,l, R.11ACfl ftlion,
(ROM MssMr.
Ready -Made Clothing,
In Great Variety usual. Call and Inspect.
5on RENTERS
WANTED.
Lyon and Osceola.
Counties in Northwest Iowa, are
conceded to be the most beautiful
and fertile in the State. This sum-
mer we have opened upwards of
'300 new farms, sinking a well,
building a convenient house and
roomy barn, and breaking from
60 to 100 acres on each farm.
These farms are to let on terms
that no industrious man can fail
to make profitable. Immediate
peesessiongiven:We will, if need-
ed, furnish seed for next year's
crop. We will also furnish break-
ing to be done, for which we will
pay the regular prices. Tenants
not having teams enough to break
with, will be supplied with a horse
or horses for that purpose, at mar-
ket price, and the pay taken in
breaking. These farms are all sit-
uated within a few miles of the
railroad. Apply personally or by
letter to CLOSE BR )S. & CO.,
Sibley, Osceola County, Iowa
VEG ETI NE
tier RITTER/4.
ELECTRIC RITTERS.
Ai'41*T FLOWER.
CERRA% stair.
SI RDD('K "Leon RITTER/4.
rsro KILLER.
E•FR*.a.
VEGETABLE DMt'OIERI.
tiiaPEFTN('t RE.
J. WILSON
DRIGGI T.
eirPre.erlp(IN. ('arritilly Prepared.
CURRIE'S AUCTION MART
O A. '8 BLOCS.
AUCTION SALE !
lot►
Desirable f arm Properly
-iN-
West Wawanoeh
i am favored with Instr.ctons tram Me. Lake
Annetrees. Meso by P.Yk Asetios, at the
Mart, se
Saturday, November 20, 1881
NW fares, eeaelatiag of the West t of Lot M,
Con. 1, West Wawasoeb, .•ontiatnfnf 118 scree
Moore. cleared and In a good sleds of culti-
vation halaaee heavily timbered. two lamen
frame hire., a new tram* bonne, toed orrherd
and well watered. 11 serve OM wheat. It
scree ploophe4. Ibasr ation at secs If deemed.
flak et 1 eoloek p.m.
r Dade known al sale, er es applleatlea
leMr. Arssireag, no the prarsism er se
J. C. C1'RRIE. Auctioneer.
0e6erW, Ora 1,. ►E(1 1Mem
Seeds ! Seeds!
rile subscriber begs to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally to his
FARM andnd GARDEN SEEDS
)
consisting of
CLOVER, • TIM(►THY,
HUNCARIAN, . MILLET,
PEAS, ( ►ATS,
I1A1tLEY, and choice WHEAT;
also
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rates that cannot be beaten.
S. SLOANE.
General Seed Dealer,
Hamilton Street.
a week in your own town. Terme and
UU =5 coapt fres, Addn•ss11, 11 AJ.t.r.Tr &
Co. Portland Maine -
STO V E S
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TINWA .
lilllll• \'ii1
` II11111i,
t
//all, Parlor, Dining Room
I AND
CUU I a l , To"' Eteryhedy, ew Arrlvlag, and wilt he t...7.• r., r
IaV\\■ L1\\J, eke, as &.utter acid FIIIe►, tar. u:: sr-pe.l.
JOHN C. DETLOR & CO.
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 now complete, and I would in-
vite inspection of the same. I have been especially careful to purchase goods which
I believe will give the customers satisfaction, and do Credit to myyelf.
t t
loll willFilld ?1i PMS Lowmi 111311. flit Lowsl,
As I bay in large quantities, and for Cash. Doing the largest shoe trade inl the -
Town, I can sell at closer prices than those who do a smaller
business. I would especially call the
Attention of Farmers to My Stock of Long Boots and Shoes
Which is one of the largest to be found in any retail store in the Province. 1 have
on hand several cases of the celebrated "K. &. B," Long
Boots, which have given such
2rriz .ei a Satisfercti o=
In the past. On
ORID ERED' 0 ?
We are still abresat of the times, and having a la.gt stilt of that :! 1. • • ., .:its,
I am prepared to manufacture anything in my line to order, at,the )I•• :'..t it, e,
in first-class style, and of the very best materi:'l. LI coni lusi u, 1 1.,• • . ; •t ala
may sincere thanks to my customers for their 1•,s ;;.1 1.311,q., , ,, Int
assured I shall do toy utmost to deserve a volition: n. e of :l . ,.o .•
Your respectfully,
i' r ;•' tiff N
Coe East Street and the R,;uare, g.deri It. \ : ?..
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Fo R FALL AN!) \A' l i
'OVERCO _=,.:ri
fV •
Role Agent in Go ler', 1, !,
The Toronto King
Wood Heating Stove the Only Stove (living
Universal Satisfaction. Sole .agent for the
OSHAWA COOK STOVES
The Bosi i 1h IVurld
The Only Stoves which Neve r ('ra k.
GILL IND El1MINE STOCK
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
The Cheapest House
Under The Sun.
SALLOWS
Tax
PHOTOGRAPH E R,
MONTREAL Si. GODERICH
BEST LIGHT.
BEST PRICES, BEST ACCE$8oRr
1E8, BEST CI BTOE RA
BEST PICTL-REB,
BEST PATIS
FACTION
BEST EVERY THIN+
My General Stock of
Axed a Liberal Diseases* will be Nadeon alt •..,Ie,
JOHN ACE.
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JUST R EC E. i a;'
DIRECT Vitt 114
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The first ooneignment of the semion of th
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D. FERC'
Grocer, Hamilton
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