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THE HURON SIGN AL. FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1882. 5
Ialassvin
The pan of Frenchmen who have
been buying and making timber around
here dila winter, have all their 1•nsiuuss
settled, and left for boys on Tonality
bast.
Many e( the friends and aoquaint-
aooes of the late Mrs. James Shepherd.
of Clinton, left around here to attend
her funeral last Sunday, the funeral was
1 large one. i
Mn Win. Downs intends erecting a
haadaome residence on his farm adjoitt-
ine this village during the coning sum
mK
8. & C. Scott here h.mght
the whey of the Delmore and Rodger -
villa oheew fastoriea It will take about
300 hags to consume the slop of both
factories.
Mr. H. Beadle's Clydesdale stallion
"David" has got his shoulder hurt, and
will be unfit for business this Reason.
Mr. Beadle intends going p., the 1.1d
country in a few days in seareh of anoth-
er horns to take his place.
An eutertainment by the pupils of S.
8. No. 6, Hullett, was given in the
Temperance hall here on the 17th inst.,
and was largely attended. The pro-
ceeds which amounted to $12, is to be
applied to school purposes.
1171116.
Capt Dan Stalker left on Friday, for
Chicago, to fit out the schooner "Maria
M. Page," which he has been employed
to sail this summer.
Mr. A. Hawke, G. Looby, Miss Ruth
Looby, Mies Elisabeth Looby, andlire.
Johnston left for Manitoba on Wednes-
day the_8th ins.
Capt. Tresler, of this place, has been
engaged by Mr. Toh my of Detroit, to
sail his steamer, this summer, and will
soon leave to take charge of her.
Joseph Roth sold nut his interest in
the Listowel Lager Beer Brewery to his
brother Robert for $1,003 cash. Robt.
intends to carry ..n the business him-
self.
Died at his residence, in Bayfield, on
Wool,. busy, March &h, Mr. A. B.
,Browt.v.n. By the death of Mr. Br..wn-
son, B.r •;.•'.1 looms another of its oldest
piotta...: w.e who commanded the re -
"pact "1.1 esteem of an who knew him,
which was shown by the large number
of persons who accompanied his remains
to their last resting place.
'Vat Rawaaoah.
MCWW011E3 MAL..
1" 10M
The New Como,. :..', its won-
derful affinity to t:_3 Digestive
apparatus and the Liver, inc. eas-
ins the dissolving juices, roller.
ing almo -t instantly the dreadful
results ofD.-spspsia, Indigestion.
and the TORPID LIVER, makes
Zopesa an every day necessity in
tram house.
It acts gently and apsedijy to
Biliousness Costiven-s, ead-
ache, Sick H -
Headache, I '-Toss alt
ter Eating,Wind on the WA.
Heartburn, Pains in the . __o and
Back. Want of Appetite. Want Si
Energy, Low Spirits, Foul Stom-
ach. It invigorates the Liver, car
ries off all surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels. -and given tone to the
whole system.
Gat this out and take it to yon1
and flet a 10 cent Sample
ora bottle for 75 cents, and
tell con: neighbor about it.
'NES GOODS I
ARRIVINU AT
TOIZINT AC 3ESON'S.
A L A IW K silk N. TO SELECT FROM.
;THE LARGEST STOCK OF PRINTS
1--1c) ! "fi HoI
MANITOBA
Arrangements have been
Made by the Great Western
Railway, to run special excur-
sion trains through to Mani-
toba and Kota without
change of cars, in charge of a
special agent. The first Ex-
cursion leaves the line of the
London Huron and Bruce
Railway on WEDNESDAY
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN.
FTJLL LINES OF DRE88 Gh0ODB_
We weld sail special anemia' to our Black Cashmeres, which. for value. cannot be excelled.
TI.AIIII
OIRIIINIG _
A full assortment of botch, Irish and Canadian Tweeds In the latest styles.
Fit and Wartm mesadara
• Caati ed. B. t:Ite&IY, Cotler. Mole et t..aderl
DOMINION CARRIAGE WORKS.
GODER ICH,
Morton & Cressman.
TO FARMERS_
mt.
We want every fernier eeding a carriage to call and see our
NEW PLATFORM CARRIAGES,
The best carriage made for a tamer. We have the largest stock ever offered in the town.
Open and top buggies always In stock. Replying promptly attended to.
MORTON cS CRESSMAN.
1831-3m. Shop opposite Colt,orne Hotel, Goderich.
ani u neve y Wednebsy-, ROOTS AND SHOES
day during March and April.
Baggage checked through.
At the Oldest Established Shoe Store in Town,
Council Hall, 11 March, 1882. For all information as to fares
Comma 1114 wording to adjournment
All tie iambs= present, the Reeve in
the chair. Minutes of last meeting
read and adopted.
Mr. Joseph G. Ward was appointed
collector for 1882.
Complaints having been made of the
unprotected state of the N. G. road cros-
ing Beaver meadow en the 9th con.
Moved by C. Durnin, ascended by E.
Gaunt, that the unexpended apropriatiun
.d $200 made last year be augmented by
$100, making $300. provided Ashfield
grant a like amount, and that the above
mentioned Beaver meadow be fenced
out of the above amount, the mrney to
be expended under the supervision of
the Reeves of Aabfield and Nest Waw -
*nosh. Carried.
Circular from McVittrick &Sons, read
and filed.
Account of G. Armstrong laid over for
certification by Wm. Ellis. Amount of
$26.00 from Robert Thompson, for sup-
port, clothing and attendance op James
Splain, a sick and indigent person, was
ordered to be paid.
Masora Moss, Scrimigour and Taylor
gave bonds to the Council for the re-
moval of their fences from the rod al-
lowenoe between iota 24 and 25, con. 4.;
the Council granted Scrimigour $26.00
. for remot•ing his fence by the 16th day
of November nest.
The polling sub -div. of the Township
was revved as follows:- Polling sub -div.
No. 1-oon. 1; 2; 3; 4 and 6, from N. G.
Road to centre lot 20, and 8 and 7 cons.
from N. G. road to side line between 15
and 18, to E. Boundary, and oons. 8; 9
and 10. Polling sub -div. No.4. -cons. l l
12; 19 and 14. By -Law confirming the
above reed and passed.
The following mount. were paid: -W.
Stewart, culvert, Lumber knd $2.80; C.
Mom, refund of taxes un personal pro-
perty $1.70; R Thompson, care, etc. J.
Splint,
i Boundary,
Robert Haines, graveling
E. 0.
Council adjourned till 29th April.
UeteefelehkA1 Report.
State of the weather for the week
ending March 21st, 1882.
March 16th -Wind at 10 p. m. N. E.
light, cloudy, frost. No. miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 281. Snow flur-
ries during the day.
18th -Wind at 10 p. m. N., light,
partly dear, frost. Na of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 308.
17th -Wind at 10 p. m. E., fresh,
cloudy. No. of miles wind travelled in
24 hours 374.
18th -Wind at 10 p. m. N. W., fight,
cloudy. Na of miles wind travelled in
24 hours 686. Bitten to rain at 7a. m.,
owed at 9:30 p. m. amount of rainfall
5.9. cubic union Thunder daring the
afternoon.
19th -Wird at 10 p. a & W., light,
partly akar, frost leo of smiles wind
travelled in IN hams 171.
folk -Win. at 10 p. m; N. L, (rah,
cloudy. Ns of miles wind tavelled in
224ghoome 210. "sow ferries daring the
limo -Wind et 10 p m & W., semi.
,ate ektef7, frail Ida of miles
windtravelled in 94 home 881. eeew
fuer$.., a.oemt of snowfalls lushes
O. A. MAcsoaAsa, O ssrver.
0sderie►. Mare$ 1144, ief<
or freight rates apply person-
ally or by letter to
GEO. B. JOHNSTON,
Foetal Agent Gnat Western Railway
Goderteh, Ont.
Goderteb. Jan. 12. Vitae .fart
Mack's Magnetic Medicine l
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F,
▪ (a
we. / Marra{. t arraR!
la a Sure. Prompt and Ellbeaal ter
Yerrouaness aw ea as styes, Wash eneory,
toss ofBram Power, Sarum Prostration,
Night w. ts. terrbna. Beesbof Weah-
wear and General Loss of Power. It repairs
Nervous Waste, ReJneewattu the Jaded utel-
fat, ttreaptAewa the eglwMed Bret*. and 1 r
Worts Suryr ds, Tow and Pt: to the Be-
y( thousands proves it an Iwvsmen f s Rats -
Env. The medicine is pleasant to tete tame.
and each box contains eutadent for two week's
medication. and is rbc cheapest and hest.
a 'Full particulars in our pamphlet, which
we desire to mail tree to any address.
Mast's Magnetic Medicine is sold by Drug-
gfsta at es eta. per bozo or 1t boxes for iii, or
will be mailed tree atposage, =receipt of the
mons by address'
MAeil line aW(71t Co..
Wiedsor, Gat.. Canada.
Sold In Goderich. byJAMAS WILSON. and
all Druggists everyw 1U3-ly
The ._.a r Ise get is . grit that
)Er. 0eIlwie $.ith does est $mend to
return to Canada bmf will And a seat i
the Drib$ Berate of Oommoms. We be -
he,* we aro eeriest it reran that meat'
Iof the geatlemee's Liberal friends i
11sg1sri bees earemed th wail that
be eboeld enter peliti_al We amd that if
he dmires a seat ens will be provided
for him Het be p.ters(ssada and will
attest map ie the moue of Joky. -{sk.
In Endless Variety,
To snit the most fastidious taste and the meat eoonomic buyer.
MY SPRING STOCK
THS W T"T. $MOWN
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT!
THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
MISS STEWART!
Has just received a Large and Varied Assortment of
SI=S AIN1'3:D SATINS
L now complete, and I take pleasure in informing my customers that at no pre-
vious time have I had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Prim until
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsewhere.
CUSTOM WORK
of all Grades and Colon,
Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols
French Flowers, Feathers,
And other N+n•eltiea, from
Montreal and Toronto.
Every department is well stocked with FIRST CLASS GOODS of the moat fash-
ionable patterns, and as all her purchases have been for Ready Cash, she is enabled
to give her numerous customers the
Of every grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be made up
in the most approved styles by find -class workmen, and
of the very best material obtainable.
Very Best Value to be had at the Lowest Possible Price.
INSPECTION _INVIT 2 D_
Ia ie Misse. Boats Kccl Plated Fri of Charge,
At time of purchase if so desired.
_D0wNINa-
Crabb's Block, Cur. Etat Street and the Square.
7
=-A-s" HARDWARE!
an
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BLACK TEA,
GREEN TEA,
JAPAN TEA.
TEA FOR THE RICH,
TEA FOR THE POOR,
TU FOR EVERYBOOT.
1 sad islt a trial et ins TEAS. he 1 bow 1 ear
give sansiestien.
ISy Meat et general /Meson Y ales wen
.Mast.
GERGE OLDS.
JAYljf! =AIM, A*CI 'ICT, *0'
G sa. (Y.WS Ms.t. I8.uI . ek. Gad.
Pltas vse1Sm11 iia.nerrowle
APPRENTICES WANTED.
Farmers' Hardware
YOUR
Builders' Hardware
YOUR
KNIVES, FORKS 81 SPOONS
In foot, everything you want in his line:
JAS. SAUNDERS & SON.
VARIETY STORE.
NEw GOODS_
WAL PAPERS
INDOW BLINDS,
BORDERS 8zC_ 8aC_
NEW DESIC+NS,
LOW PRICER_
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
A large stock' or
STOVES AND TINWARE.
IS -BOUND TO BELL CHAP
This Spring and Summer. See his FENCE WIRE, the best yet.
R_ W_ I\020IT=E_
TINWORK ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun.
THE EMPORIUM
J. C. DETLOR 8& CO.
=77311Er2" =rat
.busied Mve s ""010th.
ep of tis
LIFE ANL LZOTQRZS
OF
HON. GEO. BROWN,
HON. A. MAOKENZIE-
nosey ter Mowery Is a Sew earn Ordain takes >d
nnGA% ON MONDAY. 'mut Ant' tett, 18111,
Their Immense Sale
The Entire Stock will be Offered at Clearing Prices.
Mextestixam irk =very- Ztixze
Don't Mies This Chance to Buy Goods at Bottom Prices.
The Ordered Tailoring Department
WILL RECEIVE SPECIAL. ATTENTION..
J.C. DETLOR & CO.
Ontario Steel Barb Fence Co. Limited.
/Liee,saed ender the Glidden Palen(.)
MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED LOCK BARB
Four -Pointed Steel Fencing Wire,
55 & 57 RICHMOND ST. EAST, TORONTO.
A..1. SOMERVILLE. Vice -Pres. aad Man. Director.
R. W. MoKENZIE,
Sole Agent for Goderich.
3o. t
HURON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT, GODBRICH.
tar.
Eyes want to see tar Largest Asart-
ment of
1.MBROZI T RTT i*
Ever.Slsred ka eledran eileb, raat
Colborne 'Baca.
i
1
CREAT BARGAINS
,v
BOOTS AND SIiO::S !
GRANB CLEARNG SALE FOR 30 DAYS
Preview to Meet taking .t
CAIPBELL'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM.
Pasties mamas swagtteeM toll nc
at es. Ramat seemed fist clasa wykss.
aa♦ /pauepaaeed to Mauhesere border
Nothing but Tirst Class Material Qom,
AND •
A C-ood. rit C+uaacteec ..
WM CAMPBELL.
wised+. waw. Itlit r.