The Huron Signal, 1882-10-27, Page 5THB H U RU'!'1 SHOAL, FitiDAY, OCT. 27,1$ 9.
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The anneal sale of thorn ,ehbreJ and
insp au�s r tints auspices of
the rots • Stec st eseooiat cam, mew
held Chalun, o•.• Wednesday last.
This flrnual sale h',p now beoume unlit of
the permanent in ditut:tans of the county,
and, alth••ugh aeon yet Marty dit[cultiea
and disa,urr dereeet• have to be contend-
ed with, a e have eiery confides*tlsat
it will, 'Aar b, ye w in faeo4 Uion
the wMeh, we ears sally may that the sale
of 'Neduesday was the most successful
.bat has yet Leen uta. e. Scarcely an
animal offered now reit tains unsold. The
sales made in the ring and under the
kasntddr tern rot be taken as aa index of
the amount of stook which really changes
hands, so It frequently omen, as we be-
lieve was this cane on Wednesday, that
more stock was sold privately than by
auettiun. Six -vise salt/ may seuul, it is,
nevereo jefs sot that animals wkidb
are withdrawn from the ring at a certain
price are bought up b:f.ne they leave the
ground, even at higher agures. do that
one of the greatest advantages this an-
nual gathering is the bringing of *seers
and sellers together, and the oppodueity
which it affords purchasers of comparing
the stock .J different breeders In this
way, p`.ubably, fully as much good ae
codtplished to brttbbwyer sad breedel. as
is tin* by the,'ee/.al sake made under
the auctioneer's hammer, although the
one seems to be a utcessary accompani-
ment of the other. The followiug is a
stabtment Of the business dune at this
saloon Wedo(eedey :—Gladstone, a tab''
year old heavy draught, imported stal-
lion, the property of Mr. John Mason,
was bid in at $1200. John Oakes, a bull
calf, sold to Wm. Stanley, (3.derich t'p,
for $75; Earl of Mu, calved Ntiv. 30,
1881, bred by Thos. Hessell, Usb..rue,
purchased by Jas McLean, Tuckerautith,.
for $175; Duke of Elmhurst 21, volved
Oat. 8tb, 1881, bred by Win. Biggins,
Bewley, bid in at $190; Prance of the
North, calved Dec, 18th, 1881, l red by
Snell & Sons, bought by Mr. (3. AMolfutt,
-Turnberry, for $2260; Mi+s Booth, a
heifer, ealvnl April 'l1, 1881, bred -by
Snell & Sons, bnu4ltt by Mr. R,.bt. Mc
Culloch, G.derich ton firth t..r $1b0
Lady. Floes, a heifer, calve 1 Jan. 19th,
1881, bred by G. Middleton, bid in at
$130 ; Min Booth, twin, a three year
old heifer, bred by Mr. A Elcoat, Tuck-
ersmith, bought by Mr. G. Gill, Fuller-
., ton, for $b0; Stanley Chief, a three year
old bull, owned by Mr. Wm. Pierson,
Stanley, bid in at $130 ; Mise Bates,
twin, a three year old heifer, bred by
Mr. Eloest, bought by Mr. T. P. Harris,
Fullerton, for $125 ; Duke of Elmhurtit,
3d, a yearling calf, bred by Mr. Biggins,
bought by Mr. Armstrong, of Latubton,
for $200 ; Third Prince of S.ahamn, calv-
ed bred by Snell it Sons,
e of Oarlock, three
rty of Thos. Neilana,
y Mr. John McMillan,
Mary Ann, an aged
cow, th of 1Ynt. Cooper, Tuck
ersmit o d in, at $75 ; Snowdrop; au
seed pier, 'he peiwty of Mr. Elcoat,
by Mr. �lNh• iereee, Stanley,
`for 10 ; OrI son ,Dubs. Id the proper-
ty of Mr. Elsie*, bid in at � • Prince
Alfred, a ,heeling calf. bred by Wm.
Coopdr, bid lt1 at $60. Sheep were not
in good demld, and bidding was some-
what slow. "Cotswold shearling rams
brought from $19 to $25, and ram lambs
of the same bread from $A to $12, and
ewes averaged from $16 to $20 per pair.
in Lei oche aged ram was sold for
$299, and a,tl*lttmb for $10, and other
sales in this him of sheep were about the
same. An i lad pig sold for $15. Mr.
J. P. Brine, aft this town, acted as auc-
tioneer, andee entire satisfaction both
to the Assoatron and the owners of the
stock sold.-4zpesitor.
bid in
years o the
Bullet ugl
Hullettf'for
?fade Mark ytrgerfrr..1
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
, WINNIPEG.
by casual et#rva+toa, we 84 all lea4
speculatota Lav us .Ira, bawd aril wallah On
ups and donne of primer/7 tbv mains.
large fortunes. Hu: toe whole secret he. they
keep the system In a healthy condition by th
TUE 14111119 Of TRE WALLET ■iglglluv
JiL's.f�_ s.
1 grewacips etely hetoresy to re
14Sv west Head the �ll�w trsneo1
We could give Mongoloids of the soma kind It
11 were necessary.
'•I °artily teat 1 wit troubled with (•steer\
In the bead pthering of pa . 1s thetkrosr
akoklna and coughing u nl�t for ps s so 1
osuld sot sleep, eR��ten��1�,
Wow
diving be atlas to
and gluing up all hopes. I tried the Pines
THIS YasYv. and am view able to do my work
after seven year's slckoew."
MR8. JAML4 McSKIL,
Se Mime Stmt, London. On
"The above staterooms of my wife's la es.
rect.
Jantela 11061611.1
r'or mei tea W
Mord. Jas. IIS, V.
.aa. and J. A. 8.11.1.I MI
had is
' Alen
Gem way -
Grand Announcement to the People.
!Miss STEWART
'Tremendous
begs; to W annt►uutv that, owl
Bead ache, yet Carter's LittMLimmlifease equally
•alaabIe la C°asltpsttsa, sod limetenuml
this anaoyiegttetmpialat, whim Mae cornet
all die.orsers of the atoemeb, et the I-.. r
and r. pasts the bowels. LAM M ei1 only carol
EAD
Aske they wont be aimea& ie {lose whet
aadtfrom thedieir sisseataplatit; bot festa-
netel y their geodoesedoes not and bare, and Hamer
who once try them will Mad them little pus do-
able In s.0 many ways that User w 1 of be wining
to do without amt. But alter allekk brad
CI4E
Is the bane of se mei lives dumber* 1s where we
make oar greet boast. Om pita we It while
others deem.
Carter's LUAU Liver Ptlr ars vary small sad
very easy to take. Baepr two yifs make s doss.
Tbey are strictly rnreealio and do sot gripe or
parer, bat by their retitle action plasm all wise
b
use
druggistsIs. vtsle at re, a arson
b7 for aitf. add
y ^w7w�. mamltLL
'CARTER MEDICINE CO.,
Mei Turk City.
Pi! Lius!LllIllfls!
LIGHT FOR EYBRTBODIR
�`"`' "�`�'� Geo. H H. OId
QODaRICH, QM.
Wheat, (Fantle bush.. ..... to tee N
vPhetal, (spring). bush ...... t 1115 w M7
Flour, i barrel.................. 1 00 9 5 50 lies been busily engaged for the past taw
81 et 012 weeks working up the competition amos"at
Peas i bash .• •........... 08 81 0 t0 the apple buyers. so that the farmers would be,
Barley. i bee. r• ..... • ... • • • •. ter • se enabled to get the
Potatoes f boos ... .......... • . JO
H�a7..ton....:: ................ 00 ; M
Htntet, . it
....... .......: 15 •17
dos fnpaoket7) .. ?117 211
e►t:.....:..rNa 0 era 0 1 M
Bran, • cwt 0 7e 2' 080
(Top, a cwt180 " 1 70
Wool .... 018 " I 18
1 00 IS
7 15
Cheap Groceries,
eneepsEtns..
llihost Markel Price
ant he ha> not neglected to keep up his stock
of
case
alcons
or 76 ee
It is awv
unwise to
a onizo tore.
deetbcrn8ny
ailtuents
arising from
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Eslime ' and
,
this etre!
i o you
nWon own
bons* in full
siaeerity,
,t.,� eertilinty WI
A (font Brasil) cwt
Pe. $ed BilIOasness. A
e ovens relieves a hA 1
e convinces; a 75 cent
bOttle cures.
it pets directly upon rbc
iltotnacb,Lire .nnd Kieneye.
CI
>tir Co17^0t raa1y
ui141, NrriU� p
ingsistvotuternApon t
v. And CrirlI'j ac: .sty stn
icer.
Cut this out. take it t` foe
dealer fa medicines, snot et
at 1.s crno 75 sent bo
Zo arisatdsteIt;i
esnxrrrtet
ed
$,cnrsef.Dypepsia *gni
1 ♦th is now seilingetbein at prtcea that -sono
Me Bost Lim of high Town
V It
' :tsar
c -..: . CI S_
' lir ba also gone letwrty into
Greckory & �!a&s'Tae
1 else n. os. aladeufd AZ
a aaiwdiy Lamm
tfLammi
al:
av
0 lei want sasistaoUois sen and see.
. OLD
Goderkb, Sept.
,...may
.int!
TI MOTH
tA, the
ush !
which attended her fall opening}, having abated in some measure, the
ladies of our town and the surrounding country, can now
view with a gttiiater degree of pleasure, the
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY I
at her new premises, neatt door to R W. McKenzie's Hardware Store.
She :: Ererything in Wearing Apparel a Lady Can Desire.
The most complete assortment of children's Wearing Apparel in town.
MILLINERY & MANTLES
Ribbons, Feathers, }lowers, ()rnatnents, du., are., &e_ .
STAPLE AND FANCY RRY- GOODS,
e
SCALL AND INSPECL.!Mt GOODS FOR YOURSEi.F.1
Appenticee !an'ned' to Learn Millinery and 'Dre smakinge
ANIEL CORDON
CABINET MASER,
THE LEADING ASU ERTA1ER.
Furniture at Bottom Prices for Cash
I have now on hand a every large stock, such as
Chairs of ail kinds, Tables, Bedsteads,
Parlor Setts, Side Boards, Rat-
tan Chairs, 8aC_, 8iC_, Bio_
2 Doors West of the Post Office.
SEW.
•ittit 4047 WTH:
e,i1419111 awl tNNM►,
Miss Jessie Wilson
FASHIONABLE MILLINErt.
Newest Styles in Hats and S,Jnnets
The most popular tpu lits ,'liiatles in Ribbons.
The Chicago House
WEST -ST., GODERICH_
f
THE FALL TRADE IN MILLINERYI
the now opened at that headquarters of fashion, the Chicago House,
and I am now in a poeition to state that the latest styles, beet material
and most reasonable prices can be found there. Everything in the
Millinery line in Misses, Young Ladies, Matrons, and Widows' Wear ic
on view at the Chicago House. A particularly tine line in Widows'
Cape oars be seen.
MISS IW1LKINSON is also agent for Butterick's Patterns, anti
Parker's Steam Dye Works, Toronto.
7Remember the place : THE CHICA¢O HOUSE, West -Street.
r
NEW ARRIVALS
FALIi.& WINTER GOODS.
OVERCOAirI1 GS_
Scotch, English, Irish & Giladaill Tweeds
HUGH DUNLOP
NEW DRESS GOODS
Fall Dress Goods
t1 I
STRIPED and BROCADED SATINS
To match in color for trimmings.
OLBORNE BROS
?Novelties in Feathers and Ornaments.
Sty1a and Prices cerL;;l: to please
Miss Jessie -Wilson,
THE SQ1JARE, GODERICA
Bargains in
Bargains in
Bargains iii
A Lot of Table Linen
Mantles MMs
Grey F1m ne? r,
at J. O. Det`o;' t
Canton'��nn�l�t
at J. 0. Detlor s:
Winceys,
at J. C. Detlor & Co's:
•
;s.
at Jot, Prices. uttiutitl Cit•L:,a ii► (:rt':t; V. •;
to ()nler. Mnodes tri$ Free of Cliarg.
-. •ar. 41
SSPLENDIi) VARIETY
-AT -
J a�i>t ettrt ►iwO Ec - L 0 A. N E'
°wee ,CkpM (�►'k R Mat ,
Sch. new sipse4AwatMtwe rawly Annelle- I
Ip '• DD erns s and manon'a work f11t>LD 'MORD'
meson and rat sea
neautlful C +1.1t
Containing S00 piece. of 'be ('hoieest Struck. ( rder+ take .:•1 1!u:on D•K
;. GEO. SHEPPARD, Agent, Ctodeiiicii,
CANADA'S FAVORITE WEEKLY ! rew—
THB ¶STERN ADYRTISIR
W_ Aexc Y T.TI910I A1,,
(iF I,(XTlo 4, til' .
rmportant,Beductfon in rice -Basemen
of 1882 Free --Valuable Pre-
mium for the owing year.
row Otto I -vogretealvalerurn t
'eLtsR
eatl
yarwrn ilMifeat to 1111.1*1.1S
'tat I free to new auba r'(Aeral.
neer pa�ews yj r columns.
fleetsv, nor plcteres, etc For 1$ rent? �t
tra a ceepeyt o11f� sder� {���i,rrseAt.�s Ma.k premises of W
tided
f AND N f. foe ." emwin be
■ Rytinrlt}g la�g�Qod°rwr of. ami S`to�wintbe
�st nM'f I7ebeard seja taRtsl�F
diep will want this popular and
Hy re.wwr,I4 as «`ee pr weir
apbNTlbre esu eseete Mona Ann 4141.11%.
ow abncr-enentionad tends. wfthat sumo,
Agents wantedwYww Tarts Mussel
press I pest fee tract nelafs.
941111119 emission • ea.
• AAee tf e.
t e ONT.
The saesa_pa els* 7 a TMt erne as
stn below nese dans es Mr sfeyserr
for ore extremely sew f=are ttfIi.lftIn
26,1%111414.
G -ODE ,ICII_
SAUNDERS VARIETY STORE.
1tiTE"' GOOD S_
('UTLI:11t i'
BIRD ('.1GESS'
FRUIT JARS
PLATED WERE
COOK1A G STOVES
FANCY BASKETS
PRESERVING KETTLES
J, S. SAUNDERS & SON.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
Nh;XT 1)0011. TO TiIF. f'(ST OFFICE.
Medical =a11, Goderich.,
A ',trite supply of
Manserrat Lime Fruit Juice, and Lime Juice, Cordial,
Thef purest andibest brand In the Market. Makes a chap, delicious, and
WHOLESOME SUMMER DRIN KS.
Just meetsed a great lot of
LONDON PURPLE AND PARIS GREEN
For i'O f ATO BUGS.
HEI✓LBORE FaitRTS, ETC_,
(t1)F.Y.
PERSIAN INSECTPOWDER
For the deetrnctlon of all Rinds of insects. The Lew rat and moue'
Rove I 0 TNT Rte=
•
1(AiTLANDi,NT. HOTEL, GODEItftf
Iii ' • •
The atsove new ARA thmier etre he.,'. clew se
{ke 1 leery $talion and . o,eenieul to the
tnn 1e tw•on4 rn non, is ftehario. tee oatse
ase and ateem,.cesainn. to heeled by Hot
AR.
11 'Welt •arr* swine/au s.•:1/
Crognet lawn one Marlen et the Msrn8ss
Plat carol staid steals in as wits, !sr taareit*ea
Anpmaitre to and lona hosts end rash tt+n
entitle In et •tr•sears tot vitro•. Prts
P(!I`u1N I I.\- P.'.Pb:HK. F;tc,
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist.
rt Designs in Wall Paer8
1
Now is the t tfit'. a pen wlith one or two nice rooms at h.ien.. to See Butler's room paper
rat: has over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
ReanHrnl colors, end at prices inn than . > rani, li ,n!erio ;o ds. C& i and s. them they
are the bort • sou.• .n ton n..rad m
TI�� � test SAg iJ P��1�i s sill Fhialls,
3:37.7"1n'S_
T11 Zia=2��
SAY THAT THF'
DO�IIIIONIN�
AI.R RESTORE;
IfADZ AT R. ?APICf1'1 r, o( Brantford, plows* Oman better than any or.:pwra-
it el1 Nsa May trvrr \i., •. 1t M ghat reipMktr: fr a.s! MTM yr tectK '
fM erste mak M I sail tea Oray l�fg' pgsnM a .ltlatrp(it .afsre sea iii h! r
P ice • . Cerits 33c
01E IYNAS,
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