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GODERIOB, ONT., IIIDAY, JULY 21, 1882.
Hew Adverabomesu.
Sheet Mugge-Gee. Sheppard.
Pc' dos 340101121111-S. Sloane.
Ay. a Sas--era-Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.
Dentistry.
`( NICHOLSON SURGEON DEN-
Tm
. TIdT. Ooesadrresidence, West Street
hrte doors below Yank of Montreal. 17(Rode-
rick.
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L,DWIN KEEFER, DII?NTAL SUR -
1J 06ON. (late with Trotter & Caesar, the
Leading DestWa of Toro.tu. A.11 operaNws
newly and carefuUt perforated. Booms.
1 •oat's Block over W. Taylor's o! Seas C'LIN-
l'uN. pl'atlenu from •dlsis>♦t awj 3L IM .
mate apporlat ent in :sacs b ant. U:
Legal
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'was & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
/ dttoreets. Solicitors in Chancery Rc.
olSce la tee Court Hous, Goderich.
tett Lswta•M.A., B.C.L. F. N. ewis1
L1 ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
` Itlerrei S. Attorneys, Solicitors,
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uodrrteh. J. T. Darlow,
BL, DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
, Attorney. Solicitor in Chancery, &c
Curt. rich. Oat 1751.
EAGER dr MORTON, B A R R I S-
TIiRS. Ata Inc.. Doderioh and Wingham.
C. &ager Jr. Gudericb. J. A. Morton. Wing-
ham.
MALCOMI1ON, BARRISTER AND
i7 8otteltor. 0mo.-Coroar of West Street
and Market Square. over George Ac ns.
te
Goderl
CAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
E. LAW, Solicitor in Chanoery -
Convey-
ancer, &c. Omoe over Sheppard's
uoderleh, Ont Any amount of m 1751-y.neto
I.,aa a lowest rates of interest
!'CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
lJ BasrfacxswSOuottors in Chancery.
3oderlc and inthem. M. C. Cameron. Q.
t'.; P. Holt. M. G. Cameron, Goderich. W. 1751.E.
Masora. Wbegbam.
3eaical.
CR. HU7CHISON, DUNGANN6ON12 ,
Oat
GS MCDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC -
. IAN, SURGEON, &c.. Graduate of Tor -
ants University. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians. London, Eagland. &a.. Ac.,
)1. C. P. S., Ontario. Office and remittance
Opposite Bailey's Hotel, Hamilton st it d-
eriah.
She People's Qolumn.
CUREIWSAUCTION MART
(' a.Ve BLoo=.
1 eel favored with instructions from the i
Victoria Batt Coepa.y to sell be public
aaoNaa at the smitten mart. o. W 1 u..ea .
lk II A, thero
property known as the
ed& wiz comprising lots Nt.
slid Off. the town of (ode-
,_Je at 1 k p. m. Teras easy
islsfie known at time of sale, .1. C. Con-
ant. Auctioneer. 1617J1
WANTEDIMMEDIATELY. - A
Good general aser estaer.. Apply to
Mrs. Twrnb 1M7
AOR SALE CHEAP. -A BUGGY,
And armee bermes. Por particulars ap-
ply at this office.
SHEEP AND BEES FOR SALE. -A
A .umber of ram lambs. got be a Provin-
cial winner. Miasmas oboioe hives of toes.
For particulars apply le MATTHEW LEVY, 4th
.an. of Colborne. 1617-2.u.
TAR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON. Coroner. &c. Once and residence
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street.
G. 51.
MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
H. clan. Surgeon and Acconoher, Graduate
of Toronto University. Office opposite Comer
ren
& Cameron's Bank, Lncknow. 1f not in
Mace. enquire at the Bank. 1762-7
j IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
1J Physicians, Surgeons. Acoonchcra, &c.
Mice at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
'ail. Godorteh. G. C. SHANNON, J. C. H MM
oY.
Loans arta insurance.
IHEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I
will not be respooatbe for any debts con-
tracted by my wife or any other person with-
out m7 written order. Roaster IA)AK.
Stanley.
SBEEP ESTRAY. -CAME ESTRAY.
Came en the premises of the subscriber.
about the beginning of Jane, • ewe. The
owner is requested to proveroperty, pay
charges and take ber •w•7 JOSEPH Haro-
kaINOTON. lot 6, con, 12, Colborne, Nile 1'. 0.
MISS NETTIE SEEGMILLER,
1.1 Having oompleted her studies In music
ender Prof. Sippgpil of London, and having re-
(velved • oertl8o•te, le now prepared to re-
ceive a limit., number ot pupils for Pham
•tnstruotion. Miss Seegmiller is also prtleared
to take orders for Crayon Portraits. Sa
tion In every cane guaranteed. Rsideaoe,
comer Cambria Road and Rewrote Street.
-MOIiEY.-PRIVAT:: FUNDS TO
LVL lead en easy terms in sums to suit bor-
rowers. ALEX. 5,10) ALLAN. 1813-1m.110.k-rich, Nor. 17th 1881.
Qe600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
Sp CAMZILON, HOLT & CAMERON. Code-
MA.
AMERO Code-
Mh. 1759.
MUSIC. - MISS SKIMMINGS, IN
thanking her patrons for their continued
ggnizeeen extrauclassi rfo irmtruciionsire to or -
in vocal
tied inetreme.tsl music dnring the •ppra.ch-
In. vacation. Terms. 96.00 per quarter. ad-
vance. Goderieb. June 59th 1
MO RENT. -- A COMFORTABLE
1 House on South Street. combining 8
rooms. kitchen and pantry. with bard and
son water. Apply to (1E0. McMAHON.
1833-12.
-POR SALE. -THAT BEAUTIFUL
Building site, and buildings thereon.
lots M6 and 926. in the town of Goderich, be-
ing the property owned and oocupted by the
late Henryorton sen. Convenient to the
square. ill to sold in one Parol or in lots
to suit Enquire of J. C. CUREAt, Auctioneer.
7.
NEWS ABOUT HOME,
A tb jsreen1L [totes+,
A s' fat - -
TOWN ?MOS -
Haw Mg
MQS-HavtLpprtg bon#t oat the whole of the •tOie of
Jetts Story I w1U00 stastpaa that wUl 401y
eaorreetittea. O- M. DAIS. Hl•atK IAaeere•
ave. tae planeness of the p meson
Ede from the memory by lapse of time. but a
picture taken by R. Bellows retains its 2rwh-
itesa.5.rman/ ye.se and will !• the toms
to poem be. • pte.dng memento of the sweet
"toes age
Clow Is the tiwe to get a good row boat,
cheap est cash. 1t has seated .•pecity for
thrall.eta first t elorder. u 1t was matted
Hes CW ea Des. B. Robson and talk
to him ahem it. He is to be found at John -
soles puss
8.tsi-gs:t Sea. at the Variety Store are
stag Ne Melt Kovac, thea ever before.
Aad tis roam& is not hard to nod. They sell
.a lowest voices in townn and guarantee every
bake peectly,rtestaun-
Wmasyeat or hJames Samd.rs.
The !Anapest Hesse Under the Sita
Rev. Mr. Hick is Miami a holiday
trip.
Mr. Wilttspr Smith is shout town
again -
Mr. L. Wilson is home from his Mani-
toba trip.
Thecrops premise an abundant harvest
this season.
Mw Iw McKeown of Clinton, is visit-
ing friends here.
Mrs. Robertson and Miss Seegtniller
are visiting at Seaforth.
Knox church teachers' meeting will
held to -night at 8 o'clock.
Miss Sophia Ellard is ill of typhoid
fever, but her case is light.
The 33rd Huron Battelion will go into
camp at London on Sept. 5th.
Miss Knox, of Clinton was the guest
of Wm Jessie Wilson last week.
Mrs. W. T. Cox left for Chicago last
week, to pay a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Willie Logan, of Bay City is the
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kirk-
bride.
Mr. C. Mounteney is again driving
the Kincardine stage for Mr. A. M.
Polley.
Summer visitors are pouring in.
Goderich }las been delightfully cool this
season.
Miss Ross, one of the Stratford staff
of teachers, is the guest of Mrs. Ralph,
Newgate St.
1'110 RENT. - A COMFORTABLE
`` House on St. Patrick's Street. containing
seven rooms and woodshed. Yard and soft
water on the premises, and the entire place
In the beet condition. Convenient to the
square, Al.. two brick cottages. near the
station. Apply to Joiu BRECKENRIDGE,
Newgate Street, Goderich.
fik75.000 TO LEND ON REAL ES -
''•••7
S-
TATE. Terms favorable. Apply toB.L.
• 1)OYLE, Goderich. 1751
Qt60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
WW on good Farm or first-class Town Property
t per Dent ADDIY to It It ADC LIFFE. 1751
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
-LTA- amount to suit borrowersat
6 to 6 and
r
cent. Private tunds. Apply o 6Ao
Mou'roN. Goderich.
/(ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
LTA. amount ot Private Funds for investment
tAt
o Gwe t rates on PROL D Fs rerMortgages. Apply
LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
Mosey to lend at lowest rstes, tree of
any costa or charges. SEALER 2• MORTON.
opppoosite Colborne ilotel.
Uodrrleh. 21rd March 1881. 1779.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. --THE
Large premisesknown as the Tecnmseth
Salt Well with Block, containing one steam
pan 10ft and one Iron pan 5011 in length, with
al r opportunities for ak salt in good
mining teorder. Working capacity IOObis per
day, present price of salt 80e per barrel. $80 a
day clear profit. Apppply to0Eo. B. JouN,ITON.
1'. 0. Box 70. Goderich.
TO DROVERS, CATTLE SHiP
pers and wholesale butchers. For rent
Mr. H. H. Smith has returned to
Winnipeg after a few weeks visit to his
Goderich homy.
Mr. J. T. Garrow left yesterday for
the seaside, where he intends to sl•ead
about three weeks.
There is no excuse for borrowing THE
SIGNAL when 50c will get it poet free un-
til lstJanuary next.
Price of THE SIGNAL for the balance
of 1882, only 50c. Tell it to your
friends who do not now subscribe.
Mr. John Cox, for a number of years
in the employ of J. C. Detlor & Co.,
will leave next week f, r a situation in
A memorial sermon in connection with
the death of the late Maggie Aitken
will be preached in the North St. Meth-
thodiest Church on Sunday next by Rev.
Mr. Wakefield.
Mr. Isaac Salkeld, Bayfield road, had
such good success with his sorghum crop
last season, that Le has put in another
crop, but expects a rather light yield of
the juice this season.
The St. Eimo is a popular spot with
Koren of good ice-cream. The chief
parlor is inviting, and a beautiful new
piano is at the use of visitors. The ver-
andah is delightfully cool afternoons and
ev enings.
The brethren of Court Goderich C. 0.
F. paid a visit to the Londesboro Court
on Friday evening last, and were enter-
tained at luncheon by the brethern of
that court. This order is making rapid
progress of Canada.
Mn. MoGsw and three childten left
for Winnipeg on Saturday lest, by the
steamer Quebec. She goes to join her
husband, our former townsman, Mr.
Alex McOaw, who is employed as book
keeper in the large Ogilvie flouring mill
in Winnipeg.
HORAN; roa DAxara. -On Saturday
Messrs. I Rattenbury and J. Mooney,
of Clinton, shipped by beat from Gode
rich, about 45 horses, fur Grand Forks,
Dakota. They also accompanied the
horses, which were in charge of J. Rat-
tenbury sr., F. Rumball jr. and J.
Fox.
The decoration of St. Peter's R. C.
church is about completely, and presents
a tine appearance, speaking well for the
artist Mr. H. Clues,. Mr. Aleck Saun-
ders was up yesterday putting on the
finishing touches in the shape of gilt
mouldings around the -caps and base.~ of
the pillars.
fora term of years. the propertyopposite and Chicago.
in the town lands of Goderich nt., known as Mr. Brown and bride, of Chicago,
Mead island d distillery flats
t PER CENT. -THE CANADA
11 Landed Credit Company- is prepared to
lend tnoney on Eodt Farm security. of six per
cont. Fulpparticulars then upon apppUoatton
to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent Oodr •
17115.
Q20,0I0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purchase[. no Commiston
charged, Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. IL -Borrowers can obtain money in one day.
JOHN-
STON. is satisfactory.
AtmJ. Oodertch. -DAVISON a JO 51 -
the B ow n an
with the buildings thereon, all fenced and
watered by the Maitland river and springs.
being about two hundred acres more or les
of grass land. about one hundred and twenty
five acres of which has been seeded down to a
mixture of the beet meadow grass These
meadows are early in the spring and f.11
grasses and capable of carrying a large
amount of stock for fattening or shippping.
For particulars apply Cy J. T. (Jarrow_ Barris-
ter. Goderich Ont. 181, -Pins.
C. WILL PAY FOR THE SIGNAL,
rrer postage free for the balance of IwtP.
Subscribe at once, and get full benefit of this
offer.
Legal Notices.
it weddin' tri
and were the guests of Mrs. Geo. Aches-
on. Nelson St.
visited Goderich .'n the 3 p
.1 MCGILLICUDDY BROS. PD
i p.* A YHAH IN ADVANCi.
Mr. Ben. Allan, the well-known
Chicago jeweller, brother-in-law of Mr.
George Cox, of this office, spent a few
days in town last week. He looks
youthful and has not been spoilt by his
success in the Phoenix City.
Mr. F. J. Gigging formerly of Tea
Smear., and a resident of Goderich for
a number of years, has gone to Toronto,
where he will live in the future. Mr.
Gluing was a good citizen, and we shall
miss his welcome visits to our sanctum.
Aasl1Atd AT Tam POINT FARM. -Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Robinson, and Master
Robinson, London. Mr. and Mrs A.
.1. Parker, 5 children and nurse; Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Macdonald, 2 children
and nurse, Toronto Mrs. J. N. Herd-
ing, Miss Harding, Miss Nannie Hard-
in5; Miss Rathwell; Aire Trowbridge,
Miss Trowbridge, Miss Annie Trow-
bridge; Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor, Port-
age Li Prairie; Col John G. James,
Galveston, Texas.
Tars SLAUGHTER 01 RAILWAY MEN. -
At a recent meeting of the master car
builders' association held in New York,
Mr. Forney stated that from 1200 to
1500 railroad employes are killed, and
from 5000 to 10,000 injured every year.
Curiously, the railway train is most
dangerous before it leaves the yard, the
hazards of the road being slight compar-
ed with those of the station. Most of
the injuries to trainmen while coupling
cars were, he believed, the result of
carelessness.
TOR HUaos LIVE Stoce Ass. crertee.
A meeting of the officers and Directors
of the Huron Live Steck Association,
will be held at the Commercial Hetet,
Clinton, un Tuesday July 25th, at 2
o'clock p. m., kr the purp.rse of consid-
ering the the propriety of holding a fall
sale of stock.
Mr. Andrews, Biytield r•oad,ltas made
a great number of improvments on his
farm, having built a handsome brick
house which boasts of a house bell to call
the farm hands to their meals. He has
also r'moved other building to give his
farm a made, aspect.
The Nev. E,o pays the following to a
local musician: -"Mr. Bond's concer-
tina playing was something magnificent
and plainly showed that he was an adept
in the use of this instrument, and the
hearty encore given him testified the ap-
preciation of the audience.
At the R.. C. Bazar and prize drawing
in Guelph, Jas. Campbell, livery man,
Kincardine, brother of the 1st Deputy
Reeve of Goderich, won s $50 well-bred
cow. As if to counterbalance with his
good fortune he hada horse drop dead
flex the day he received the
news of his prize winning.
Mr. i3eo. E. Casey, M. Y.; for Rest
Elgin was in town on Saturday last, on
his way to the North-West. He was
accompanied by Mr. Ermatinger of St.
a
o pop y
The annual excursion of the G. T. R. Thomas. , During the afternoon Mr.
employes, Brantford. will take place on Casey visited Mr. M. C. Cameron, and
Saturday, the 29th. to Goderich. So partook of his hospitality. Messrs.
says a London daily. Cameron and Casey sit side by aide in
Toilets-rm.-The wife of Mr. Duncan
Stewart, hotel keeper of Mitchell, gave
birth to `three children on the 12th of
July. Ail doing well.
Miss Lizzie Hodge, oldest daughter of
Mr. A. Hoxlge of the St. James Hotel,
Toronto, is spending her vacation with
her grandfather B. Hodge Esq.
IN THE HIGH COURT OFJUSTICB_ WHERE To ADvrtarnix.-The sec)nd
Chancery Division. Herr vs. Orucr. + coluutn of this page of THE SIONA'. con -
Pursuant to the y.dgen.ent delivered in this tains n lot of nr.co. "The Peoles col -
cause and bearing
the stili day of June unm t 1 closely read every wee .
the House of Commons.
On Wednesday last 19th inst., wheat
was cut on the farm of Mr. \ism. Tich-
bourne, lot 17, con. 6., which is the
earliest we have yet heard of in this sec-
tion. The wheat was of the Fultz
variety, which Mr. Tictbourno got from
his brother Mr. Jas. Tichbourne who re-
sides near Chatham. It is a good yield-
ing grain and promises to run from 35 to
40 bushels to the acre.
I. O. 0. F.- Bro. Andrew Kerby, P.
OUR TOWN FATHRRB3.
The ll..se• K she tar. eeestag.
July 14th, 1882.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment from meeting of June 29th, 1882.
There were present-the11Ayor in
the chair, the Reeve, 1st and 2d Deputy
Reeve, and councillors Bingham, $BBBut-
ler, Dancey, Edward, Humber, Jordan,
Lee, Nicholson and Sloane.
The minutes of the meeting of June
29th, 1882, were read approved and
signed.
The Sexton of the Cemetery present-
ed a report to 30th ult., showing the
number of interments during the month
to have been 7, also showing amount of
work done fur Mr. Cameron. Referred
to Finance committee.
A communication was received from
P. Adamson, County Clerk, advising
that the county rate for 1882 be $1,-
596.70. Referred to Finance commit-
tee.
A communication was received from
P. Adamson, Secretary High School
Board of Trustees, saying that the
amount required for High School for
present year was 81,700. Referred to
Finance committee.
A communication was received from
P. Adamson, Secretary Horticultural
Society, requesting usual grant of $103.
Referred to Finance comnuttee.
A petition was presented, signed by
Robe R. Symonds and 23 others re-
questing that the drain on Bennett st.
be contin'ted to Bayfield Road. Refer-
red to Public Works committee.
An account was received from John
Hillier, 51.50, and referred to Finance
committee.
The consideration of the resignation of
the Clerk and Teeasurer, laid over from
last meeting, was then taken up.
Moved by Johnston, seconded by
Bingham, that Mr. Moore's resignation
be accepted, to take effect 1st of August.
Moved in amendment by Dancey,
seconded by Humber, that Mr.Moore's
resignation be accepted to take effect 1st
of September.
There voted for the amendment: Yea
-Edward, Dancey, Humber, Sloane -4.
Nay -Johnston, Campbell, Hutchison,
Bingham, Butler, Jordan, Lee, Nichol-
son -8. The amendment was declared
lust; and the voting on the motion re-
sulted as follows : - Yea - Johnston,
Campbell, Hutchison, Bingham, Butler,
Edward, Humber, Jordan, Lee, Nichol-
son -10. Nay-Dancey, Sloane -2.
The motion was declared carried.
Applications for the offices of Town
Clerk and Treasurer were then read
from W. R. Robertson, Harry E. John-
ston and E. Woodo ick.
It was moved by Butler, seconded by
Bingham, that Harry E. Johnston be
appointed Clerk and Treasurer, in the
place of Mr. Moore, resigned, said ap-
pointment to take effect August 1st, and
that the salary be the same as that re-
ceived by Mr. Moore.
Moved in atnendinent by Humber,
seconded by Edward, that W. R. Rob-
ertson be appointed Clerk and Treasu-
rer in the place of Mr. Moore, resigned,
said resignation to take effect August
1st.
There voted on theaniendment: Yea -
Edward, Dancey, Humber, Sloane -4
Nay -Johnston, Campbell, Hutchison,
Bingham, Butler, Jordan, Lee, Nichol-
son-8.
richol-
son-8. •
The amendment was declared lost. •41"'"''
Moved in amendment by Shane,
seconded by Humber, that the offices of
Clerk and:Treasurer be separated, and
that two officers be appointed instead of
one.
This amendment was declared hat on
the same division as the previous ameud-
ment.
The motion was then put and carried
on the division already given.
By-law No. 8, 1882, to appoint a
clerk was then read a first and second
time.
Moved by Dancey, seconde.l by
Sloane, that the by-law be not now read
a third time -Lost.
By-law No. 9, to appoint a Treasurer,
was then read a first and second time,
and on motion of Jordan, seconded by
Nbholson, rule 34 was suspended, and
the by-law read a third time and passed.
By-law No. 10, appointing R. Rad-
cliffe auditor in place of A. Wa l loll,
removed, was duly passed.
Tho Council then adjourned.
KNox S. 8, Pic-xtc.-The annual
pic-nic of Knox Church Sunday School
was held in Bingham's grove on Wed-
neaday. The younger children were con-
veyed to and from the grounds in the
street ar, driven by that smiling knight
of the whip Mr. Phil Reeves. The
day was a glorious one, the provisions
were abundant and excellent, and the
youngsters had plenty of sport. Mr.
Bingham has the grounds in nice order,
and the spat is a pleasant one for pic-nic
parties. The Goderich band in the
evening played s number of airs in good
style.
FOUND DEAD. -An unknown man was
found on Monday about three o'clock,
on the farm of Hy. Peck, Stanley,
about 2 miles from Bayfield. He was
noticed by some boys on Sunday last
and was then alive. A letter ready for
sending away was found in his pocket,
signed Thos. Clark, addressed to a coal
ntorchant, Yorkshire, Eng. On the
body wore found a good walking cane, a
pair of new socks, cotton gloyes, pipe
(clay,) tobacco and 74c in money. He
appeared to be about 70 years of age.
An inquest was held by Coroner Stan -
bury, and a verdict of "Found Dead" re-
turned last Monday night.
LAWN SOCIAL» --Although a heavy
shower of rain early in the day threat•
ened to put a damper upon the lawn
party held under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society of the North Street
Methodist Church on the tine grounds
of Mr. George Acheson on Tuesday
evening, the attendance was very large.
and the whole affair was one that reflect-
ed credit on all concerned. The lawn
was in good condition, the promenading
was general, and the visitors seemed
merry. The grounds were lit up by
torches and Chinese lanterns, and the
moving throng presented a fine sight
to those who chose to look on it.
Refreshments were provided to all
desiring, and the following programme
satisfied -the lovers of music and literary
section of the guests of the evening:
PART Ist.
1 -Tour.• Duet by...Misses Acheson and Prier.
2- '• Solo Miss Frances McLean.
3 -,Song .......................... Mis Ferguson.
1 -Real ing . Mr. Moore.
5 -Inst., solo.. Master liruco .
A. D.. Ian, there w 1 be sold byy public
a au. -
ion with the h h hetit 'tutherland Mel Mr. Y DlcL1ren, aid wife left this G: of Huron Lodge, No 62, G.xleric , to
con ee y
at Goderich, by Jo n C. Currie, Auctioneer.
Martin's hotel, to the vulagrot Dungannon. they tale the boat fur Duluth; they re-(Bro. Kerby has been a great
on Sutdast
y. the nth day of Augu, A. D.. flto rheumatism, but he
1842, t one o'clock In the afternoon the tot- turn in a short time. -[New Era.
•the hes strung hopes of soon resuming his
Fifrom inflammatory b e
ap ro os. o
rson. e,.. M r of the Supreme Court I r► e k b G. T. R. for Uoderich, where in the city under medical treatment.
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rowing f lot toe T S t address win 7 namely: ONLY zNT't or us e. a ition, that of post -office clerk on the
The n east qcarter n n number eight.will send as IANIL o any s see in X106
ren and the north thi quconc concession tot Dem -
Canada the
United States from the rtuff-al,• and Goderich division of the
own which anion
her
nineteen to the ilii rni neslon of the ur le Grand Trunk Rai p
gpresent time until 1st January 1853. y'
township of R'awsnorh containing one hund- h. • lila held for over 20 }ears last
-
rod acres of land, mere or loss.
This property it. situated shoot two miles Ion Tuesday morning the tug Blac [Mail of the 15th.
from the village of Dungannon. and about She'by, Capt. 11I.•rrl4tl11, and a hs
tweltemura mleft 1 t o en a' a in fishing t
cleared ano fit for cultivation and about 1, 1 at Golden Valley, Manitoulin Island. meeting was held at the Commercial It is ruinored that Mr. Janice Chari•
i hotel. Clinton, on Tuesday the following ton General Passenger and Ticket
k
1 -Inst., piece by........ Miss Trneman.
2 -Reading ................ . Mr. Strang.
2 -Song, . . Mrs. Dachas
4 -Instrumental solo 51ies Sregmiller.
5- Miss Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Acheson were indefatig-
able in their endeavors to make every-
body feel at home, and their hospitable
mansion was open from basement to
ceiling for ally guest. The gathering
was considered a decided success by those
who had the nleasure of attending.
A Bto RAiLWAv MAN.--Thefollowiug,
from the Chicago Trihuw refers to a
brother-in-law of Mrs. D. Fraser, wife
fro the town of G ..Irrieh. The h' H1 -an - MEDD' IL A'..VM7ATION. -A of the Deputy Registrar: --
soil Is a cls loam• There act about 30 acres and crow, e t hero engaze
G ana et slash fetch M tele of teeing eke
-itRADCLIFFE FIEF MARINE. ad with bet title dirbslt3. CH the retnaiader i Mr. A. Waddell, late Deputy Clerk . f medical men being present. Dix. Iinl Agent of the Alton, a to tx offered the
Lite •.d Accident inssrnoe Agent abort 13 acme are dry the Crown pl -Imes and Graham, $ y position of e g
d an well wended with of Huron,has been a rouN- m russela; Taylor and General Passenger Agent of
R^pressattnfi firsttl•s('asipanlM Ales agent good
beech and maple timber and the balance I embosser and collector of Brandon
for the CANADA Lira TOC iNeralesa Co. s principally a swamp. the timber of wbMh t AicLean, Goderich; A. Sloan. Blyth; the Amalgamated Grand Trunk it Great
salaryper Young Londesboro; Bethune, mg Western silways. I! is Suite probable
Money to peed , i Mortgage. either to Town n. builds buildings
and cedar) is¢ ,10,11y rat a dwelling
The Matt., at a Sala of 5100 [moot
Farm property, In say way to snit the borrow- build rags consist rah go h frame dwelling
The timber, left from the old Irish- ham; 1I ndman, Exeter; Williams, Clin-
0 on tiahirda in 47 „ • an,l Stewart, Btvicetield. The fol-
parcols. and realized over $200. early lowing eases were brought before those
tett tons of iron offered were withdrawn. present: -Two of cardiac disease, one of
progressive muscular atrophy, one of
stricture of the bowels, anal a uterine
tumor that has bean successfully remov-
ed some three weeks ago. Other sub-
jects of considerable interest t.. the as-
sociation were discussed, and a profit•
able nteetit.g hell.
that there is some truth in the rumors.
era Ornee-lacestainl i eta s block. Goderich h T
use a story en a a g
1•rnis of sale: Ten er cent down on the day land bodge was sold rim; Mr. Charlton was formerly prominently
tonsorial.
I: be
Of le to the Matfett ffk solicitors, the balance
s/HAo,u tpte t, to be paid into court -""-
pp loth thereafter. when tit:, 1•-
e entitled to • conveyeroe al
WI foto p..sat•asinn. The p bass!
TKNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
. HER and Hair -dreamer. liege to re.=
baake N the 'with,- for pima pat
rotug act
*Alts a e sitiseanec of etstea. He nen
Pro be OMen (3oder,c• h.h8lrclrig Parlor. near
Auctioneering.
j C. CURRIL,THE PEOPLE'S AUC
IP . MIN$Z Qederleb, O.1. 1751.
JAILZNHZAD V.A. , (SCCCEsaOR
. tol 17•naaat Itradtrte of Ontario V.
Most Oe. , 1rlGbll a st encs
axi, 18.
t foot Hors sant etCoharn•
Mama) 7f. Y -H.eeN mumbled •a t0 sou1751. •
r
AITLIJT H(YTZL, GODURICH
hNT.
,here new avid first-class house, elose to
Railway ftiMlN and osave.aleat to the
town Is •erowt/ , }Mtn In . boa), toe eHo
OW and • nn is heated by Hot
ill sawne,nptset t is hNis4 m Tia,
ora.
Hot amt eohi MOWS tor trsveele' s.
In OMatbe$ to end holm cite n
'matte to attemtanee Yea
tact
arc
time et sale is to sign an egowa s0ut were so *banned with Goderich last year
te-
n of the purchase. '!fie
sap w put sap se to a as simmer resort that they have roe
n se turned to .pend this Fifteen at the .\1-
as lab
Further
Capt. and Mrs..facksnn, .1 New York
to Auctioneer or
the
.fao1H 1-
F Campion Req.•. or teen
bion.
The Ctitasof Temperance had a pie-
r . ••. m SII
tors. drove M9A M g
listed at GodeHcb the 7th day of July A. D. ware to h lee,
d sow k Pttornro r. Pl. MAtrowox. sod we USIQMra they had a p
PWnte er estio sera. 1Wter at h. care
is um The ourgstore
The new 6 -tent large shoot Emir at
Shepperd's bookstore is make e1 nip
idl 209 pieces were rsneelly digae&
of bm two days. And yet Ikon le woe
to foil.w.
At the Mart, the Victoria sell weeks
lots. Safe eommenoss at one n'ebsi,
om Wednesday. the 2nd rat eleyei .
Chancery sale, to t.tke place at Mar-
tin's Lobi, Dungannon, on Platerday.
Anna 6th
leasant
ehatisAllon Martin, of Detroit, end
tlsle vintieg the old folks sd
(1etne-Yr. and Mrs. D. Ferreous,
'!M! jstlgttd remsning for a ample Ci
The $ uou.r Explorer is toadies 11A
Mr Johmtem Harbor. where Mr. Jansen
J. C. Corete's Oak Lett Clark lin a taking satioon. Eche will be
towed 4) her dMtlootios by the tug
sersemt tatty thiab that the hone
aerialist of Ahotomjrb was nothing
se spared to the nide of Tort Coe_ •
where be smelt poetise ander Lotti
Gong,
Tats "Garr-+A"E" Is OLT. -We have
nesived from the publishers a sopy of
Nie new Comic Annual, the Ret thing
eirho kind ever attempted in Canada
reedrogrephted appearance it would do
to soy Leedom or New York bones,
ki`ie ht its finery i owlaolio osetoeto
of the
hoesoteae el the ally. it i.
w Arfp's boat van
two is11-p.Rs pbiros
poised 1st felon. Aseemot the stray
noel things in the table of s(Mgmb ws
farcy specify Mr. Bengnuh's batzug e
eet'1'r'atire of advnturecs, tint
"Baron Munchausen, Jr., Manitoba" ee
particularly mirth -provoking. The Grip
-
flack may he had st any bo.ketnre for 25
cents
connected with the Great Western of
Canada. He has the reputation of be-
ing one of the ablest and most energetic
passenger -men in America. Ile has few
equals and no superiors. The fine re-
putation he enjoys all over this country
even extends across the ,ocean, end his
merits are well known to the English
manager. of the Canadian mute, and it
is therefore not surprising that they
should try to sect,re hie valuable services
for the responsible position of General
Passenger Agent of the amal jamated
roads. It is not by any means certain,
however, that Mr. Charlton will accept
the positive is offered to him, unless
to are .o great as to make
it asks.' him to leave the Alton
with w he has been identified so
keg, sod mmee(ssn e1 whisk so fell
appasei*e Mho 'duel& owl obis work
ie hos arra, while erilsd with their
rood it world be m limAt matter for
then to And a lean to YIllit. Aeritom's
place
as acceptably as ile has den for so
many years, and for this moon they
will no dente make strenuous egrets t..
keep Trim if they can.
The Allan Steamship Company has
entered an action of libel against the
M mtreal Erani,o•1 fust for stating that
passengers of Moth sexes are huddled to-
gether on steamers corning out frons
England. Damages are laid at $20,000.
Sutton roe Ills SALARY. -Judge Fri -
lick gave judgement on Monde y in farce
of the defendants in the case of Irwin r.
The Bond of Education, in which Mr.
Irwin, who was head master of the Fut-
lie School department of the Central
School, Clinton, claimed 51,000 as five
years' salary as heel teacher in the
Model School. Mr. Irwin will appeal.
The Parkhill fin,.fte has had i c
visitor in its office during the past week
who has only bne hand and that the left
one. Hr an do an average )ournq-
man's day's work at case, empties hie
"stick," and does not seem much dis-
abled by the absence of his rihht hand.
Of all employment, that of a type+ -setter
requires dexterity .of the hands and fin-
gers, but thissang man, an English-
man, who has been earning 24 shillings
per week in England, and whose labor
re worth SA to $10 per week her, stews
what may to done by hopeful. persever-
ing, industrious cripples
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