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)fir Sale -4 . c. Currie.
Servant -lira. TnrnbnU.
Bargains In Prints--0one a Mesa
Lwow Jure. - Chas
s
Carrie's peel lee ItC. Gids.
To Drovers mut �eA.w7• T. Yarrow.
Sheep and Bens for Sale -Matthew Levy.
Pain Ellice Perry Davis, Sea. b taw peace.
Ayer's cherry Pectorlal-De. J. C. Ayer t Cu.
American Fruit pereerviag Powder-J.1=6e
l■ the High Court of Justice Garrow &
ylestpt.
GOpERIQH, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 14, lssZ.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. - A
Goad_-tyessry servant girl. Apply 1•
Mrs. Turnbull, Presbyterian Manse. 1817-21. I
L,'QR. SALE-_Tii4C BEAUTlleUL
1 $uUdink site, gall handing+ thereon.
Iota 816 and 1196. In the town of Uodertcb, be-
ing the property owned and occupied b)• the
tate Henr II'ortoa see. Convenient to the
square. Will be sold in one Parcel or to lots
to snit. Enquire of J. l'. Ct•aaIr.. Auctioneer.
i
1
I oce.
&u g,.C, w,ll,h fmily. rnd twrvrnt
111r�8 Lrutu Glssnd hate mewed safely at
i'i`Y\Goderich, rnd are rt present the guest.
! of Mrs. Campbell's father, James Cos,
iSeq., Huron Road. .
A despatch from Wimbledon states
that teergt. Wilson of the 33rd Battal-
ion Canadian Militia is loisL some fine
shouting. Mr. Wilson, who resales in
Notice is hereby given that all
back subscriptions not paid AT
ONCE will be charged strictly at
the rate of $2 a year, and collect- � Seaforth, is a crack shot.
ed. Persons owing small please
Pena& --We omitted to state last
l week that the prizes for single characters
settle immediately, and save 50I in the calithtuupian parade were awarded
lured
- •. ( U K RII;'ii A W G T I U N AI ► 1L T.- ubec • , as follows. 1st W. Huckstep, •cu
� C ►sws lnot.a m k
Dentistry. j
{ N I H N 'SURGEON DEN -
`1. T13 I. Orssesalrestdesee. West Street
bete doors below Maas art Montreal, Ohl
roca
EDW1N KChFBIt, DENTAL SUR`
UletJNTrading I►eaUrla of Twoa1time with '1 ..) AU upSratroos
mealy sad carefully perforated. oculus.
carne Mea. truer W . Cay We s A' dms L � -
ru,S. ethitef iu sdeteab will 1515.
snake appointment
Lelia -
cents on each year s is np-
t u e 2nd W. Wilson, clown.
Y
1 wt favored with tort`ueeal�sb�V Wlc
tion. The Orangemen of Goderich' eud
Victoria Milt IUO Company The dat(it after Yo>K on Maitlandville, to the number of about
swoon sit tl,o auction maro Wednesday,tiU reboil in pn,oe'atuD to the station
Sad Au '1&. ►ilb7t the s.Inproperty
Victoria lett orb. art this town of
rule stle:..4>Lk p. tn. erten Sas)Mid usual
Opeeride k�uwsl at thee of sale. ?
ata, sistts�"r•
E%- V1$ & LEWIS. imams -ruts.
Sluts.
lJ Attorneys. solicitors in Chancery &c.
t)�1 in
Cuurt
A. Douse. Lewis.. N.
114.
el ARROW & P ----LRU 'DFOOT, BAR
l.T H11TKR' . Attorney!. tioliclwras. 1 etc
tioderich. J. T. Uarruw, W . Proadteo .
71.1
B. L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney. Solicitor in Chancery, E ,
Godartob. Ont.
SAGER & MORTON, BARRd ¢IS -
C. Wager ., Goderich. Goderich J. aMorton. Wing -
haw
ing-
1751.
hags.
``. M ALC0MSON, BARRISTER AND
AJ. Solicitor. Ones -tomer of West Street
and :Market square,
over George Ach see s.
Goderich. .
1751.
EiCAMPION, ATTORNEY. -AT-
LAW, Solicitor in Chancery,
Convey -
sneer. este. Ore over Sbs,Mrd's bookstere,
Gudericb, Ont. Any amount of money to
loan at lowest rotes of interest. 1751-7.
SdEEP AND BEES FOR SALE.--
A number of ram lambs. got by s Provin-
aiai wr. ase[. Ales some eho,ce hives of
Fur p.rttoalare apply to ]i►'Rngw tsv
1s17 -int.
, ttli
+on. of Colborne.
TO DROVERS, CA. LE SHIT'
1a. i'w rept
life watts Mpuite and
(yea arm of Teats know!. as
t thewwnTends1 and
Ilse lit; Ilbaduw Island and istJf! ncedt an
ry
with the buildings thereon. all
watered by the Maitland river and
and spews.
being about
about wo use dhundrelt�and t weuore ur tj
e gram acres
err acres of which hes been seeded down to •
a*tetere of the best • meadow grass. Th
meadows are earl' to the spring and
and capable of carrying a tu'gt
am�ounst of elect' fur lt&tt..laJrsorlshipptni.
Per ppaarrtticulars apply Gi nH7llitrrrrrorr-
ter. ttoderich O.
eie addreer babel shows that you
paid slip until that time. Af-
this waesiing all back sub-
Epiptions will be charged at the
jute of $2 per aannm.
)LoGILLICCIDDY BRAG.
SHEEP ESTRAY. -CAME ESTRAY.
Cisme on the premises of the subscriber,
about the beginning of Jame. a ewe. The
owner Is requested 1" prove 11pproper[ 2'�. Pal
chenille endlot 6 herrn. awey. neNile 1'' O.
FOR SALE CHEAP. -A
FOR
And single harne_e. For
ply at this office.
- �$IC. - MISS SKIMMINGS IN
..1
thanking
her patron of for
their
desireocontinued
patronage,
or-
ganise au extra class, for instructions in vocal
and instrumental mails. dertIKthe appr'oach-
inr vacation. Terms 06.11) pier Quarter. in ad-
vance. (iederich, June 23th,.1882. 1815-
BUGGY,
815
BU GGY,
particulars ape
DEWS ABO t T HOME.
(� kylEltt�N' HOLT & CAMERON, I ENDERS WANTED --Fort Sr.
)s Barristers,. Soliettees in Chancery, he.,
George'sChuroht ay School building.
es Q ns and eChu ationa can bewren at the "t-
ot P. Hu and `G.rt em. M. odC. t'alncrW.
('.; Y. Holt. M. G. l'ameron Uodorich. 1751h �„ t I' HAIWLIFF F on ',and atter
Macara, Windham. (\\' f ad Jul) 5th Tenders
Th lowest or any
..Aohid%m♦ab&ye. talkie' notes,
A a' faith bS'1111�t tt_
TOW'S TOTW5.
on Wednesday. The day was celebrat-
ed in Clinton in the us style.
Rev. S. Jones, of Brussels, our old
pastor, is spending a few days among
friends in town. Hi• age sits lightly
upon him, and we treat he ha. yet many
years of pulpit work before him.
Tlsrit.IZ houghs oat the whole of the stock of
John Story, I will seal at prima Unit will defy
wn,petluon. 0. N. DAVIS, Market square.
The banners waving on the 12th look
but' picture taken by taJ1.W
lam. Cr land see hsr thing for an album
.e n iced until
Wednesday. ny. tender
Monday. July 10th. a u
-�-- T i not necessarily accepted. H. RAIICLIF'FE,
�Aealcal. I Cbalrman Building Committee. iBiSlt
-._-_ l (iudericb,June"3th,
R•HCTCHLSON, DUNOAN 81;N' i HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I
1 wilt not be rrepocsi t}�' any debts run -
D Out. traded by myeifr or any other tx'rsen w It R. McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC-
l•-•1
HYSIC- out my wrllten UTder. Ik, st iT Ix,Sisuley•
G. IAS. SURGEON, ate.. Graduate of -
onto University. London, of the Royal I `�
lege of Physicians,Lond M`e aand residence I lfav ngEcompl E d hEEG MSI in LLE Rc
M. C. t Ba Ont, t' �- under Prof. letppt of Landon, and having re -
erica. to Hallcy.s Hotel. Hmmiltdn str11K m oared • as Le. is now prepared to re-
'
erlcb _------' sive a tltntud number of pupils for Piano
` 4-L SICIAN, SLR- tnstrncttol. Miss eeesseiter is also prepared
Y 1 HY rayon Portraits. SatUfa.>
A. rsforC
DR. lit -LEAN, guaranteed. Residence,
Gce St Coroner. &r. Or w and Victoria tion inevery ease Bruce Street, ee^and door west of Variolas
1751. corner Cambria Road and lewgate Street.
Street _
LI
G. MA ' _:ID, FAL D., PHYSI- . / C. WILL PAY FOR TUB SIGNAL,
__--
11. clan. surgeon line Aes.ociter. One -nista I O' I Subscrpostageibe at ttfree for athe balance of this
IM
of Tereus.* University. t)'!lKroppesite Camey I Suer. --
-on R Cameron'e Bank. Lnoknow. i104)1 in . --
1!ece. enquire at the flank- - O RENT. - A COMFORTABLE
Bettie on South Street, containingnt nd
. IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON, L n rooms. kitchen and pantry. with
"M at It
tS `urgeoer. residence. seer
l UFA.3IeIIAHON.
e at ire. Shannon s residence. sewn a soft water. Apply to 18_ tf.
d1.(Iodetricb. G. ('. `tuatmoN J. C. HA1t1L
.oN.
GENERAL lKTELL1GEN
i>ttea'tI'iSOI� DABstxR i m
LAWN PASTY. -The Lalies Aid Sue -I CAPACITY !ruts Parrutu+as• - The
Department has
iety of the North Street Meth'drtI Marine and Fisheries
Church have friends in Mr. and Mrs. apparently determined to put a stopto
George Acheson, who wil11ext`for the prevent a repetition of er the overcrowding of athemers, and London horn
Chep premises on Tuesday
purpose of elbowing the gr.utcls to be roe. With this end in view, and under
used for a lawn party. Ica creams, ber- the previsions of the Act respecting
ries, and other rufresheteut.a will be pro- inspection of stetuuboats and for the
aided. and the general public will be greater safety of passengers byp them,a�t
made welcome. A live committee u Order in Council has steamers p shall not
preparing for the event. viding that passenger
Miss 1.1a Strsubel, teacher ,f the be allowed to carry utore than a 'pacified
ninth ditiaion, Ph,ebe-st schcs,l, was number of passengers. The maximum
this recipient of a u ery handsome card
number allowed steamers calling at this
rt is as follows: Quebec, 550 passett-
reeeiver, accompanied by a very pretty Pe33 crew; Ontario, 500 passeagers,
address, from the pupils ei of pr 4th digs- ,Iters, crew; Manitoba, "i0 passengers, 30
ice, asn akin of choir appreciation tigaln- crew. The Josephine Kidd can carry 30
the painstaking and indefatigable run-
ner in which she had drilled them for 1'aaasngers and 6 of a crew.
the competitive calisthenic exhibition Pat.-isrrArime.-The following from
held at the lacrosse grounds on the 30th thedenten i welle Post,
refers to Goderich, and
n-
ult.--[T+.rontu Telegram.
ht. C. Pi.: Nuc. - The pie-nic under the who is now in the Methodist Ministry:
auspices of the ladies of 5t. Peter's At the close of the Young Peoples'
Church at Bingham's grove on the 29th prayer meeting ot1 Monday evening
inst., promises to be one of the big et•• Rev. W. S. Jamieson waepresented with
ents of the season. An efficient commit- a well filled purse by a few of his friends
tee has been selected to work up the Pio- is a parting gift. W. H. McCracken
nic, consisting of Mrs. D. Curry, Mrs. nal the address and Mrs. Wellwood
Noalan, Mrs. Shannon and Mrs. Jae,. made the presentation. The rev. gen-
Doyle, assisted by Manors. David Curry tleman replied • in very suitable terms
and W. D. Shannon. A good taw) may and aft�da couple
le of michort or gatheringeswas
in -
be confidently anticipated. p°
Aurora has turned out another fast brought to a clime. We prophecy a very
horse, for W. Y. Andrews' trotting bright future for Mr Jentteson as he is
horse, Ned Hanlan, is likely to make his a young man of great ability as a preach -
name known on the other side. At er and wiill no doubtattain
ttaitof baso a high
last
Cleveland Driving Park` 2.a Saturdayick, pesitioHe goes to Montreal College in Septem-
laat he trotted a nista in 2.28i, which,
considering the fact that he had only ber.
been in professional tiaiainu about six Our friend Mr. J. W. Smaill had an
interesting came at Clearwater, Man.,
thus described by the Pilot Mound Sie-
na!: "Horse thieves seem to be preval-
ent in the neighborhood. A Mr. Sweet,
The County Council authorities will
sell a quantity of timber and iron. left
from the old bridge, (and some of it in
very good condition) to -morrow (Satur-
day) on the ground, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Mr. G. N. Andrews, of Kingston.
who was in Goderich a few weeks ago at-
tending his father's funeral, has been
appointed master tailor of "B" Battery,
and inspector of military clothing for the
district.
Standish and Clegg. of Detroit's Boat
Club, easily won the senior pair scull
race in the great Mississippi Regatta at
St. Lapis. Mr. Clegg is an old Gode-
see s esu
Palmer
yet -r babies and gee p demo rich toy, and now a leading amateur weeks, is pretty fast time. Mr.
,+��irian be new e w Plate RrccEo y. has charts of the horse, and will in the
y w trio they can ler made with owe second oarsman. course of a week commence campaigning
exposurethe beet thing out tee babies and
bet chum afoag to E "L. John I A numbs • of youngladiesd gentle-
a and
d N'inghant him throu;h the United States as a trot-
Wow
°g men of Blyth, Bruese a ion ter. of Alexandria, lead Lis team mtulcn•ae
New is the time to gets goo row host, indulged in the luxury of A Pic-nic at The popularity of THS 511 JiAL as a gently, and traced them to 519, where
of
cheap for cash. It has sealed oawclt7 for the Point Farm on Dutniniou Day. A P' 1 Y
three. and Mann class order it wesreatted
this spring. Call on Geo. B. Reneen and tack very pleasant time was the result, imriomense
er mr an bejudged
sent by ly by ' the one Alex. MKay, captured whom ear in the picion T rest -
If!"
about it He is w be toted pt Jyhn I [Brllaeels Post. ed on He was arrested and his trial
a„a s photo galled'' Fe ether Cowan of the Exeter R. tlo' -
- Csirrul,fur, spent a couple of in distant lands. SI vtt d f r but not without a
)
needs only a short J 1V
subscribers through the mails to friends
A copyofTee t:- -
letterto accompany it,
as so many items about town are given
that the paler serves as a niers letter.
took peace at Clearwater, when he was
committed trial,
hard fight for acquittal. Mr. W.
Smaill, of Crystal City, defended tho
iaoner in a very able manner, and as
lfli of Ottawa, is the guestof "' days in town dur-
ing Use in g the week, and gave us a fraternal
E
appear -
,Detroit
Linda Creasman returned fromhand shake. He has a well fed
last week• ance, and looks as if journalistic life
Miss Wilson, Huron Road, is pro- agreed with him.
greasing favorably. About 100 persons left for Toronto on
Miss Sutherland of Brantford is visit- Tuesday on the Mechanics' Institute ex-
cursion.
MrseCapt. MacKay. c *rsion. Mr. George Sheppard looked
Strawberries sold for 80 cents a pat- after the interests of the Goderich party,
ant pail full ,n Thursday• and was assisted by a number of the
directors of the institute.
The Rev. Dr. Fre preached in the M.
E. Church on Sunday last.
17ti1. i i,�OR 'SALE OR TO RENT. -THE
L' I.a premises known as the 7'ccumeeth
Loans ane insurance. Ip salt ftei with iroek' .501115length. one ateam
with
__ I the and one iron salt in good
1y Utero . Wotki fur making ISObIs r
MONEY. =PRIVATE FINDS TO I mining order. \forking cattaeit7
. lend on easy terms in sums to suit bar- 1 day. cprerexpnrofltice of telt
py t80per_
r_be . oar •
rowers. A I tg131m. Y ''00 fah
Mise Carrie C. Carter of Wallaceburg
is in town recruiting her health.
Boy WserraD.-A boy to learn the
barbering business. \\ . f gtoant[unl, is
Mrs. Geo. Skimmings
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Looney.
Mrs. Capt. Symes, of Sarnia while in
ux.icD At.LAN• .U.Boz.deric
.G -- --
G,elerich. Nov. 17th 1881.
RENT. - A COMFORTABLE
`P30p 01 TON ULT £ APPLY TO ! f House on St. Patrick's Street. containing
W CAMERON. IiOLC �CA�IEItUh' O50. mei
woo. and the rd andre oplace
17:,g. ecv,•n rooms ant w.todehed. Hsrl and so t
ijk
1ch. - water on the .
LEND (til REAL E S - i is the beat condition. Convenient to the
e TTOsquare. Also two brick oottsgee. near the
TATE.Terms favorable. Appay to R.1 L. ' station. Apply to JOHN BezeKCNRtena,
1►OVLE, Goderich. ----
$50,000
- Newgate Street. Goderich.
$50 000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND 1
pod Yarm or east -curs Town
town was the guest of Miss Strachan.
Mrs. Capt. Robertson, of Sarnia, is in
town the guest of Mrs. D. Helmee,East-
St.
Mrs. Capt. Gibson left on Tuesday
for a two weeks visit to friends in Ham-
ilton.
Mrs. Elliott and two children lett on
'I uesdey to join her husbano in Mani-
toba.
Miss Marion Gooding has returned
after a prolonged visit to the American
shore.
Miss Mary Grahame, of Toronto, is
wending her vacation at her home in
theppaniton.
Mrs. Harry Holmen has taken a trip
to Milwaukee to visit her sister, Mrs.
Capt W. McGregor.
Santis, are visiting het :either, Mrs.
w Property
ea -t • per coni ADoly to A. R ADCLITTE. 1751
�
(ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
1 amount to suit berm,/ •"lal
t R1 and
r
cent. private funds. ApApplyis C
Monroe. Goderich.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
111. amount of Private Funds for Investment
.1 lowest rates on flat -class Mortgagee. Apply
to GARROW & P1t0U DFOOT.
LOANS tFREE
ten Eat lowestOF `ratee. CHARGE. -
1./
a of
Money SRAUKR td MORTON,
soluoasollle•or �abr$gSS otsL
AGoderleh iMid March 1861.•
1770.
PER CEN f. -THE CANADA
') Landed Credit Company prepared to
good
lend money on T Farm security. at six per
rent. Full ppert enlars given upon application
to HCOH HAMILTON. C. 1.. agent, Go leoh•
Legal Notices.
Single copies of THE St z� tL can be pur- I p!
chased at the bookstores or at this office ! the people of Clearwater remarked,
Price five cents. Subscription price per! stuck to the case with the tenacity of a
annum, $L50 in advance, postage pre- I bull dog. The Magistrates who presi-
paid by publisher• ded wero Messrs. Laidlaw, McKellar,
Connate' GIRLS. --The Seaforth Sion and Jury. The prisoner eecapod front
hai a pretty candid correspondent in loomtable thiRlaasft�Ktng1sIutn .
Clinton . Hear hint : -- " Everything P g,
recap-
tured.'
NEWS F'1R MARINER". -A despatch I passed of quietly here "1n the'18t. A
frown Fort \\'illiauts informs its that ttte
steamers Frances Smith and the Argyle
and a three master drawing 9 feet 10
inches of water have come up the Kam-
intstiquia to this point this season.
The rep')rt o1 the committee organized
for the relief of the sufferers of the forest
fires in Michigan has been published.
h 9g cent.f the
number of our young bh.cds went t,
Goderich, \Vingham and elsewhere. A
number of our boys ,became so infatuat-
ed with the Goderich girls that they
could not think of leaving the fair ones
whom they got re'luainte'1 n ith there
until the following Monday.- They say
Goderich is the place ter nice girls, and
Clinton for ugly old maids.' •
IN THE IIIOH COURT OFJUSTICE.
Chancery Division. sheer rs. Grucr.
Ptrat
his
cause and
beaingdtehe day of Jdelivered in une
there will be sold by public sue.
A. D., ISbatten d Sutherland Mal-
lon with the vomiter d the 8111reele Court
attU,ide F•se•• John C. Currie, Auctioneer,
M.dench by age
at Martine . tel. the i5ththe dayllof August, A. D.,
of Dungannon.
on Saturday.
itI82, at ono o'clock in tueancrn.on, the fol-
lowing property namely:
The aorrttho east quarter of lot number eight-
eett, sad the north west quarter of lot e mit-
ber in tis third conoossinn nt the
to r Ip of Wawasimasentraning one him'! -
red acres of land, nacre of lees.
This property is situated about two miles
from the village of Dungannon. and about
twelve miles from the town of Goderiob. The
cleared • is a clayand 0* for a tlti.attoo There are �andtsbotnt 10
acres O tataad� wb b 5 capable of being clear -
with h algal.
ab wilt bot es ar iry nn0 well wooded with
gondondt a glees are dry and
beech and maple LueAe`tat>�'ittetfltwhlch
is poen-ripen, a swamp. he
be1ng pine and cedar) is very valuable. The
bnlldings consist of a good frame dwelling
house a stony sad • halt high.
Terms of sale/ Ten per rent down on the day
of sale to the plaintlrtt+.oltcttnr,. the Want*
withoet interest, to be paid tete thee pam rourt within
Moe tb thereafter,
whenaser
shall be entitled to a ennvrlanee and to be
let into pose -mien. The purchaser at the
time of sale le 10 sign an stern hent for the
Ise of purchase. The property
t �t to • re•eerveA MA, 1 n
Tho Seaford' Eapositer pays the fol-
lowing compliment to the gentlemen
who actetl as judges at the baby show
hell here on Dominion Day: -One of
the principal features of the day was the
baby show•, There were thirteen bless-
ed little innocents placed incontpetiti'n,
and the judges had a somewhat difficult
task to perform, which they accomplish
From it we learnt at. peru
total ent rom Ontario.
nt ii foreign countries SrRAw.seattYFraTtt•eL.-Thestrait er- ed very
�Thac drilygentlby giving
eccu one
esu sent from ions is $1,8e amount ref ' ry fesevalheldinKno1ClturchenMonday a prize.
theseied
Ovenerable
is $11.8t1• evening in aid of their choir fund was this high
ihnd honorable
Reeve position f Colborne;er
Our venerable friend Mr. W. Korth well attended, considering the fact that Young, 1.•
has just mumrecops.
Td leen a severe attack I it was not well advertised. There was a Peter Adams. Es:l., County Clerk,
of the mumps This ulment is rather large supply of berries on hand, Mr. H. l, and Henry Horton, Esq., of Goderich.
an unusual thing with persona of Mr. Y. Attrill having given 50 quarts colon- I It goes without saying that a better or
Keith's age, for the old gentleman is 82 tarilv, and other citizens donating lib- ntnre competent set of judges could not
s old. He is still an ardent erally. The choir snug some anthems 1 have been selected, as the long, varied
11' n I somewhat extensive experience
tsar&. Capt. Savage and children of
Rhyn'ts, Newgate St.
rte'
reader of Tee Swett, and long may he
continue to be.
Rev. J. A. Turnbull, B. A., the es-
teemed aasistaut pastor of Knox Church,
has been laid up with an attack of in-
flammation of the lungs and bronchitis.
\Ve are pleased to be able to announce I received in readings. The chose will bars y ma won
that at last accounts he was much bet- clear nearly $40 by the festival i to little daears, con4letelyf the Fahr and
e ad -
ter, and we hope to see him about Ids I TsR CCR,'CLI'1. EIt is rather late in !milieus iratiu mothers, and we are sure that
duties at an early day. the season uuw to speak of remedies for ehnuld'anuther show of this description
Noei•E.-Subscribers in arrears who I the curculio, which has of hate years' h held in any oof the county, more
wieh to save 50 cents on each year's sub- made successful plum culture almost an be held in judgespart than theo nay, ore
scription should pay up at ,me,. After impossibility in this country, but in con- a named could not selected.
hi notice, should no immediate remit Goderion ich asth sn sttr. A. successful fiuitAllan
gr grower,
theof Model reeseltallea npeechea,
the other day, he informed us that he
tho"little
and choruses in a style that spoke we I a
for its training. Miss Kay in a snio anal these gentlemen -have had in the nursery
er and
Missestandohvoiceutandi culture. I impartial pert' rmance for
ofthe
their itrdun• e
Mite showed g delicate duties. The keen judg-
�iessrs. D. Dfc(.illivray, W. B. Dickson. I and
H. I. Strang and J. Mitchell were well mend they
nnetrsin which they "haed and the ndled"
Mrs. Alex. Saunders has :tccoetpanied ', t
Mrs. Adams to Toronto, where she will bnceabe isde, back the rate of bs ripttper annwil
spend tee. N.
Dthreet is weeks. and collected. This item is intended for
Mr. G. Dacnew flasks under the seers back subscriber.
shade of his "big sign'' when the trier- l
,nometer rushes towards the nineties. ( EHCAt1P1tENT. FOti Friday evening
The St. Elino is getting to be very
popular. The' ice-cream ie well made,
and the proprietor is anxiousto please
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490,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
to at Farts and Towspurchased,
ur Property Commission st i
arrest. Mortgage p
charged, ('ona•eysncing Fees reasonable.
N. B._Borrowerscan obtain mono In one da
if titleSi 'ON is satlafactor7.--DAVISON & JOHN-
parttstrri. &e.. Goderich. 1731
RRADCLLIFFs, FIRE, MARINA
. Lib mat_ Amideat iss.rasre Auest.
R�preeeettr'r first-class
i A ageeM
Inc the CANADA Live either R Town or
bNCt C0.
orrow-
er'.
be --eslewd e � tle6ederidwt
Tana Pro ert�7 •�sl lws
ee.
Consorts'
KNIGHT PRACTICAL o BAR-
sen
neer
11111
ri BER sad 1i•Ir-dt'at'sser.
I to the pn bbo for
e teff. • mieelneasee dt
steps �.-foa>Ooderi his
Slaving
TM i�e�uctioneering. ! MAI'TLANrD HOTEL, GODERICH
Miss Polla ey Hollis, of St. Marys, is
grandfather, Thos. Dark,eeke in ,wEs with
East
atm' kindly
Miss Downie, of Seaforth,
ul solos at St. Peter's
n11Sunday g Berne llest.ttf She is taking a holiday
trip to Sarnia.
ani '-ve ,witiipppneeeess�ss ttteeesdtttarts of sale shall 1b�e
tho Further earttcale medal/ma seyy b eot °Mtatd fMet
It Campton Woe..�itip,�the Plaintiff's .rr hem
the Asetleseee
ollet-
tore- r.f July A. n. 1 take a 1'1111 1,1-0? to
irated at Gndertch the 7th dal y akearelative' tlter'e
•
AJiW'W t V>�T. A. MAI.('f'n°N, y
ISM
Mahtlrrlt Solicitors, Master ata lc . ()sr !AMU Ones for July have
a r ed come to
ISHM,han: It is beautifully
he
periodical can be obtained for one year
by sendi $1.60 to the Russell Publish.
ants Co , rn.
Mrs. Stewart, of Tilbury Fast, is the
guest of her cousin, councillor Sloane.
She is visiting (e demi' for her health,
and is delighted with our bracing sir.
Rev. J. W. Sutton, owing to the ill-
ness of Rev. .1. A. Turnbull, B. A.,
preached in Knox church °,on Sunday
morning, and left a very g P
&ion
last inatallation o officers forseen, in the proportion of a tuaspxxtn
Encatnpmens No. 28 was made by D. D. g
G. P., Hy. Bolton; C. P., E. R. \Vat-, fol to a bucket of water, and about
son; 11. P., J. fates; S. W., J. W. a pint to each tree. This destroys the
Smith; J. W., J. Payne;
F. S., Geo.
Treas., urCt I " at
once,
ry nee the
trees
eti be plur m
Stiven; R. S., J. B. Moore;
Chas. A. Nairn; Rep. to Grand Encamp- tree should keep this for future arae.
mens, P. C. P., H. Bolton.
had completely competed ` e I A clock Having been presented by ad -
Turk," and his remeis worth record-
ing. In the spring, as soon as the blas- miring friends to W. B. Shattuc, a
oma form, he 'preys thorn witty Paris Cleveland,an Holmce,nan, another was selected troani railroad
man,
the e�1rdsentation. He began.
"Mr. Shattuc, allow me, in behalf-"
"She's a daisy" said Shattuc.
"She's y'Aurs, " said Dan.
"Shake:" said Shattuc.-[Ex.
Mr. Bennet Grahame ,f Sheppx►n-1ton
has returned from his North-west trip,
quite contented with hia home in Ontar-
t,t. Ile speaks very disparagingly of
Manitoba.
Oi unoillec Swanson and his davithtor
Mary left on Wednesday for a visit to
friend' in St. ?hey wiil also
, N. Y.. and see
Mise I. V. Straubel t'eturned lt..tne
from Toronto on Tuesday last. She. in-
tends remaining in town for a week or
two, when, in company with her mother,
she intend' visiting relatives in Leam-
ington, N. Y., New York and Philadel-
phia, returning home by Buffito, De-
troit and other lake points.
1. 0. O. F. -At a meeting last week
of Huron Ledge No. 62. the following
officers were elected for the (., Hent
terns: N (1, H. Bolton; 9., H. W.
Ball. fiec'y. J. Yates; P.
1 ONT. rhos- t
(Beacn.
tir....tnheatsw's slug rat. '
The friends of Mr. A. J. Wallace, who 1 --
soma eight years a.' was junior Metho-I it was a matter of comment that Coen -
dist minister here, will regret to hear of I tv Master Johnston did not wear his
the bereavement he has experienced, re- .:t.tll chimney" on the Twelfth.
ferred to as follows in the Pembiuia, Da, ' Ile marched in the procession, with
Northern Edge.+: -We are pained to re- a pretty badge gaily fluttering on his
cord the death of Mrs. Serena H0alJ breast, and a Serono smile lighting up
Wallace,covered h w
\Valines, wife of Albert J. +, fats face, but his beast was y
which occurred on Monday morning n„bh low crowned Christie, instead of
Y
haat after a brief illness While the the glow), ',ilk tile worn on former
summons of death in every case brings! Twolftha.
its peculiar features of '•,crow and lis I "Fred ltasn't fats piug hat to -day," re-
appointment, it sectnsespecielly sad and 'i marked a bystander to Mr. Pat.O'Dea,
atnful when it comes to serer the bond• a„ that genial Irishman stood watching
Slivers: Tress.. Neil Campbell; Repre! of brief and happy wedded life with alp I the waving banners of the procession.
sematic+& to Grind Lodge, F. F. I.aw• I its Lidding hopes and plans Dece.tsed j I guess he lost it on the West Hurls
re
of Canada, and the wearer of seven gold rsdmate 1 from Hamilton College, Ont. Ant the crowd had • boasts laugh.
medwl., was in town yesterday, and de- I er cuhired mind and native fondness . _
nowt 'ice PrevWu."
nee and James Robinson.
rime to Dakota with her parents over election•" quickly responded the with
Mr. P. Doolittle, champion bicyclist three years age, having th, previous year ! .n of Erin.
wad A t lass hoes+
Otra Fiwietun[n. -On Monday mern
s) . i'i0 g the taw Chaste with five ffehiag buts
.:rata�� fon a and their trews, lett for Johnston Har-
AZ[1 AD 0•S , (s Icor, neat Ossa Moroi, to the Biwa Tell -
swab
Air.
tJOQlO1Li0)i< tt gamut► sAT/s. e� rM �!apMrni�.
M LIMA ab �gsttte11
M 'e...J ' ♦s &twt�as� sisals tia111anre. fortrsve then. insole to ettRaRe in Oshing. The 6'1,
*Wesson rs u
rrwtstr2r 1- IPLE." AUC the Railway Ion Yd o6aeentent to the
C. C m Ont. 17N. town. I' +ascot to none is bAA and for
eons
ing
and sarewttaedtt ton.
to Da c1�ew
- ra
Irl O�iltslgfe
rga1 to
tides . . .-Aorees
Ma
leap',n
M , M„m«,e 3riltronmse. Proinn etc sea shipped from this peons
'rioter.
d gars etre- will he y M (1e,dwrieh by the Chi.
lighted our townspeople with an exhibt- f t llc+ctial pursmt& nt.cle her n
powers the less tnottned to en y
t' of his wonderful
,rine
um nn theter heartit into I
bicycle. His fancy evolutions, feats of I the duties and mctdes.01 Fifa of a noels
balancing and general management ,f settled country. Two years alio the pre-
the
»the wtschine drew forth many expres- sent month she was marrial to Mr. Wel.
Mons of admiration from the crowd. lees, and she made their home all that
The fishing tug, Messinger. of De- I etre. taste and wife) affection cool'"
trait, was burned last week at Cheney- snake it. Her loss ill be deeplimmediate y felt,
end was scuttled at Cockburn` not riends
but throughout the n ' hbrhn"d and
'ifs be -
tract
w cres. er
raw awl effects en nbroughtttto Cheboy-
gan by the tug Dialed/ch. TI.n Messen-
ger was owned by Z. A. Tolima, former-
ly of (1,.derteh end wits used in the fish-
ing business. She was rated at A 2 and
was veined in Lloyds at 116•60(k)
a strong assurnnce of. a Assts
rind. The funeral service.' were eon
deleted by Chaplain Collier of Fort Pem-
bina, who kindly sympathy end touch-
ing words of exhortation and comfort
were gveatly appreciated by ell
\\'e as. for leafs
Here. Mr.
been me�,rtted
hU q�a, bo Is fift), and
WuTet*fining officer. will
d rl
Our contempxmry:srejoSeit/wwu w
little "too previous." r. Witt n did
make his declaration on Friday -rill A.-
clarnl Mr Cameron elected by a major- (
ity o , IP. The man that attempt. to
"cent "et- 51. ('. Cameron, when ito
him, .t malosity of totes at Iia heck, has
get. a pretty extensive eontraet • n bead,
--{(%•l r Refnrnier