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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIAY. MARCH 30 1883.
$ sppardtoa.
ISIe Wona. 11. cystic day. W. G.
Bowe and W. Haorkiva, with the L.ug
saw and nuc, cut GJ ,u,rus lit wood. The
wood w.. piled by our jovial felted Cepp1t
A. Bogie in te a tin • Is there a naliQt
Mart who can boat his renurd in the piling
lute 1
PesemeeT Tore, -- last Thursday even-
ing the Leehunt ctiotr, ad a few totters
entoyed • pleasaut evening at Cedar
Chef, the resicteuo. uf Capt. Andrew
Bogie, who gate several thr.lhng •r.trt.a
of his adventures ou the mighty ,lop,
much to the entertainment a all present.
31:11.rfartdsa.
We are pained tot learn that Mt Pat-
rick Wall has returned 'nen M.uueaota
suffering from a severe attack of conges-
tion of the lungs.
Mr. John Desmond, of Greenock, is
the guest of his friend, Mr. 1'atrick
O'Reilly, of this place.
Mr. Themes Hussey has rented the
Kintail brickyard. and iutends to start
snaking brick as soon a• the season will
permit.
Mr. P. O'Reilly Is visiting. friends in
Waw•nosh.
0arbs'atd,
Fames or Nervaa - -A ewe beloneiug
to Mr. George Patton, Woodcock street,
gave birth to a lamb recently, 'and in
about 24 hours brought forth siiother.
*11 concerned in this uncommon occur-
rence ars doing well.
Cowviisseairr. --On Saturday last it
gate us much pleasure to see Mr. W.
Morris moving around again for the first
time canoe hie accident with the accident
with the see. He desires through the
columns of THE SIGNAL to cxpree his
gratitude too the friends of Salford and
nlop for their kindness toward him
during his lenp confinement of nine
weeks to the house, and especially too
thank Messrs. It. Gibbs and Janie,
Wells for nursing him. 1'n their con-
stant and brutherly care he attributes his
early reetoretu,.i. 1 • Ltd to wel-
come to his active duties once inure one
of the best choppers in the township.
0,13:10h :arash•p•
Mies Thumpai>n, of Bayfield, is t isitittg
Iriendson the 10th con.
Mr. John Connell, who has been visit
irk the "old folks at. home," retur.totl to
his home in Holland, Grey, last week.
Mr. John Middleton is shippiii;. to
Manitoba dreaaed lutnber and other ma
.teri•1 for the erection of a new house and
.table.
A little girl of Mr. Geo. Robertson's
who was shopping at Mr. M,Aliister's
store, Huron Reed, fell against the stove
and severely burned her hands and face.
Mega Wee Cooper and Mckenzie
have the carpenter work and lir. Arthu
Cantelon the brick work fur Mr. Weir'
new house on the 16th concession. It i
in the right hands to make a coed job of
it.
41.abara.
(tut. Messrs. Pritchard aiid Smith ez-
cltaug id pulpits um Sabbath last.
Use Easter ezamtnation of out sins I
was held uu the .fternoui of Thursda)
the 22nd inst., and was well attended.
Mr. P. strains of No. 1 Colborne .wwist
ed.
We are sorry to have to mead the
death of William, secoud ion i of John
Mills, winch took glee at hot father a
rrsidenoe, dost. 2, West i\ awgnush, uu
Sunday, 18th inst., after a ah"rt Illness
of four days. Deorsed wits sixteen
years of age, and was held in the high-
est esteem by all with whom he issue ut
contact. Mr. Mills and faintly /lave the
Qieme sympathy of th> entire commun-
ity in their bereavement. The funeral
touk place on Tuesday.
A very seriees accident happened to •
young man named Parrot, living with
his uncle, Mr. Thos. Brown, 3rd con.,
East Wawanush, on Sunday morning
last, 18th last., and one which serves as
another example of the danger of tare -
lowly using fire arms. It appears that
as Parrot and another young roan, •
cousin uf Mr. Brown's, were preparing
for church, • younger brother of Parrot
took up • revolver which w.s lying in
an open trunk, and began handling it,
not ku,wing that it was loaded. He
puin:ed it at his brother and pulled the
trigger, when immediately the wwpun
went off, the ball taking effect just below
the breast bone. Misdeed aid was suin-
moned, and everything possible done for
the sufferer, but there s very little hope
of his recovery.
Lina --Parrott, the young MAO, who
was accidentally shut un the 18th inst. is
still alive, and hopes are now risettein-
ed of his recovery.
L»bara.
Pewu,SAL. --M r. Harry Hotton and
'1'. C. Wright enjoyed their Easter holt
clays from the seat of learning at (3•i..1e
rich among old scents. They had several
pleasant excursivus in tishiug u:1 the ice
near the Point Fartu. Booth look well
and hearty.
The Eastsr ux:ouiatiun ..f ". S., Ne.
5, Colborne, Leek place mi Thursday.
22nd inst. The exercises were conduct-
ed by th3 teacher Mr. R. E. f,r,,sn.
assisted by Mr. Harry 11 tun, ..f liuds-
rioh High School : ou ready creases
,e tee pupil. .bu-i id touch impr.''. einem,
caul reflected credit tin the teacher. it
thio cl .re of the czamation Mr. 11c:her-
nigeta was oallel to the chair, at 1 nen ,rt
ddresses were given by Moseys 3. Link-
_ (:.ter,Naito! and Barry Horton, c•';npli-
mentary to Mr. Brown and his echelon'.
About 25 visitors were pteasel
The following epistle was received by
your reporter from Muskoka, dated
Mar. 17th, 1883, from (iso. Hall, an old
reaidentof Commercial street, and an es-
teemed assistant reoorter of the Leeburn
items for Tota SIONA.L, and now greatly
missed. •
DEAR \\ enerme,-I have not hoard
any tidings from you since I cause t„
Muskoka, only that little y:.rn about
Devil Point which I noticed in my fay-
erite paper Tan Sio!un, and I thought
in w.f'oR to John that I would just
drop a line to red through hint. I am
much taken up with tlld Country, and I
think in many respects it is : !!o.'uti-pd
in America. The surrounding country
presents a very fine picture to the eye.
The trees are tall and magnificent, and
se high that it takes an ordinary eye to
look twice before the summit can he
reached. The land presents a pleasing
feature being nearly level, and undulat-
iftg slightly from Different points. The
lakes are also a groat advantage to the
country, and it would raise your spirits
in rowing a young lady ,ever the fresh
blue waters more in half an hour, than
in getting some of the finest jottings
about game roosters, cats, etc. I wish
you would come up hero and stale your
fortune, for I knew your ability in des-
cribing landscapes and water ..cones.
Your old friend Mr. Arth.r H 'rron, in
whose employment I am at p.-.se'nt, is
well, and sends his respects to yr.n.. I
remain, you.s truly, Oso. MALL
SCHOOL REPORT. -The follow hog are
the names of the pupils of Lceburn pub-
lic settee' who obtained honors in the
various subjects of the differet,t• dames
at tho quarterly review : IV clam -arith-
rnAtic-1 J. Greene, 2 A. Hetherington.
3 E. Cowan. Grammar -1 J. Oteone,
2 A. Hetherington, 3 S. Smith Geo-
graphy -el P. Stuart. 2 L McAllister,
A. Hetherington. History --1 P. Stuart,
2 J Greene, 3 L McAllister. Hygiene --
1 A. Hetherington, 2 S. Smith,. 3 E.
Cowan. Spelhng -1 S. Smith, 2 J. Green
3 L. McAllister. Dictation -1 .1. Oreetl
2 A. Hethrington, 3 8. Smith. Cour
pnuition - 1 J. Greene, 2 8. Smith, 3 A.
Hetherington. Writi -1 E. Cowan. 2
A. Hetherington. 3 F, Boyd. Map
drawing --1 A. Hetherington, 2I). Heth-
erington, 3 E. Cowan. Ili Class -
Arithmetic -113. MoWhiney, 2 F. Jforris,
38. McAllister. Crammer -1C. Weise,
2 S. McAllister, 3 McWhiney. thee
gr.phy -1 J. Lintie'd, 2 X. Greets, 3 C.
Weise. Spelling- 1 A. Thorley', 2 J.
Lettield. 3 (1. Fulford. Dictation --1 A.
Thurlow, 2 8. McAllister. 3 C. Weise.
Composition -1 B. McWhiney, 2 A.
Thurlow, 3 S. Mc Allister. Reading• 1
F. M.'rris,2 13 McWhiney e S. McAliin
ter. Writing --1 T. Il.,yd, 2 11. Mc -1
Whiney, 3i. Hetherington Mip,ir,tw
ing• 1 IS. McWhiney, 2 A. Thntlew, :31,
IIethpongee' ii (:law 'tot h•iiOsc--
1 A. iligic, 2 W. Fulfonl, a M Teley,
(loos raphy 1 F. Strong, 2 R. teener's,
3 W. Fulton'. Spelling 10. 1611, 2 jr.
strong, 3 A. Green. Dictation -1 A.
eve, 2 F. String, :3 M. Foley. Coin
petition I F. Rtaong, 2 A. Ilog,t•, 3 Asy
liret•n. Reeding 1 A Hn' w,2 1). win
9 F. Strong Writing - 1 A. Greene,
2 F Sting, 3 .%. Bogie. 11o. iClam -
Anthasetie--- 1 A. !lurk, 2 A. Awe* 3
J McAllister. Spelling 1 C. Strom
11 A. Kerrie, 3 F. ilendersta.
1 A. ~'.wrist, F Ilender...in, 3 W. Griew.
Writing- 1 A. Morris, 2 F Hendedusat,
3 A C..wtwa. Tattles 1 A. Burl, 2 A.
M •r, ie, 3 W. lir 'tan. Jr. I (,lass - 1 A.
K nuckle. 2 M. Khield, 3 J 8trnn1, 4 T.
H"w,tarth, is M. Conk. Th- neeehee rf
p'rpilaun the .oil for the m. -nth errs
fie.
res a
!dr. D. Juuor bought of Mr. B .vee!-
punter, that din rsole two story frame
house on James street, Clintoo, foo 3700.
He then blade a present of it t i his
dauo'.ter, Mrs. Arthur Cautelon. We
cougratelate &Ir. Cantelon on his good
lock.
Mr. Henry Tebbutt, ono day last week
when chopping in the bush, the axe
caught on a limb above his head, causing
him to let go the handle. The axe came
in contact with his shin bo::o inflicting
.evure wound.
There was party at the rasidence of
Mr. Edward McLean on Monday even-
ing of la.t week. Many from the coun-
try and town were .present It was a
farewell party got up by several young
lath.., in [aver of Messrs. E. Oui T.
Weigh, and J. Elliott.
C.L .us..
Fever here.
It is reported that Wm. Ce.ok, Portlier -
.y of this place, had his feet frozen in
Manitoba.
A. Roe, of Brussels, will not run the
,.,tw hotel after a11.
Special services are dein; held tint the
1i. C. Church.
The brethern of N, , 34, A. F. and A.
M. gavua spread last Tuesday et•eningat
the Commercial un the eve o1 the Jcpar-
tere of Messrs. Copk, McCartney and
Joslin fur theNokth-west. Messrs. Mac -
whirler and Mallotak presided
WaxrwA)tn itllino iAMON. - On Wed-
nesday evening last a party of considera-
ble elm left Clinton cation for the west,
taking with thein 10 car triads of stuck,
an., »hipped toy the following parties: -
Jas. Wittinghain, J.' :erten, T. Correll,
D. Pollock, to Cappell ; Jas. McCirnoy,
Moose Jew ; J. 'helm, Virden ; It. An-
' .ier'v'n, Elkholn ; Cleo Robinson, liran•
.Ion ; W. Sterling, J. Cox, lirar.din,
Dak., A. Churchill, Sowell. Among
those who left were James Whittingham,
Angus McPhail, Jelin thirrell, w,fe and
three children, it. Auderaon, wife and
two children, John .loslie, wife -told
family, Jas McCartney, -.John Taylor,
Frank (iorreli,:at.d R. ()erred from I'1 se
torn ; L. Pollock, NO.! and huffily, Mr.
McAllister, wife and two children R
Patterson and wife, Ed. tee, sister and
Mr. Lee, Ind Iticheel Ho'h'tin, (Stanley.
Ohm. Robinson and I), 'han'&h, Hay-
field. ::,r..h Powell, 'r ickersrnith. Mts.
Demme, II •is ri and Wm. tiit'ring and
t.v.t...ei John Cox, Arthur and Mary
Churchill, John Cox, and Jos. Trewar-
tha, Goderich township. Then ieft at
ab .at 10 p. m . Messrs. 11 F. MeN Jlv,
.11 the St. 1'. M. tt M R. It., and Mee
Kay, of the C. R 1 h P. R it., acu.'tn
paeying them. A report got ahrsise
lbs a F etraneyo mon'.rn4 that aka train
ha 1 ren off the track derinc the aught
be •hie *us iocerr.•'•' is it reached Pu, t
parson aft 0 a, o., Tk rale! a 1 ntbt.
Ile are. 0,lein Callaa.l,v, Mice tin-reil,.d
. .t.,., a • I A. N a, cyst, r : (i'tteri.•h
ttlNp: a1'iF, a so leave ti1ie we k New
ls.r► -
Itat.tiree UU:eeten of the Kids:eye
Di rlet• • &.►d of her D,•r'..iaw...1 th'•
,tees I Live:•, wt:,..t ye,-' are t, 'n„ • .
Nieto ' 1 Lett iI"p R..'• s is the
n S thin that wilt sorely aid I•t` 1t
n'iv pr. vis 1 ani here. Al;'.:h.r pre
te de.l ewes only ra.,e a for a tee , and
tuste -.eke Toe emenv theme *ogee
tlawlsig Ms M rely.
Mr C. Mitt, %Witte vtl•e, Out,
had a muse distressing cough for
months, daring which he wa., under
tuwtioal *Avlse. Kut still he grew wueee
at,d we're std his ease was given ep
its b.u;;lit two betties of Dr. Wiliwsi'a
i'ulnionary Cherry Balsam slid altar
using them wa..ble to earn his own liv-
ing. Itis the very beet cure f•'r all man-
ner of weighs and mitts and all (mina cal
disease of the Jul. esand air passages. 11
cuts away the phlegm, seethes the in•
tlammatiun, and tours up the system.
t .r .•.. s matt
To worry tl...':.u.y lever, Ki Inay ..r
iiri. cry '1ti('nb'a, eapscinlly Hrrt,ht's
1)1,. senDi he es, as Hop Bitters cot
fi s d rime e le:ree • • • is pe..•iele
W. keno fhb
The Mad lid w
are never wasted or coatnterf 1. This
in especially true of • family medicine,
and it u positive pried that the re.ie le
imitated is of thu htlheat value. A. woo
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole rorld•that Hop Bitten was the
purest, beet and most viluahle tine y
medicine on earth, tetany imitations
sprang up and began to steal the notices
in which the press and the people of the
country had expressed the merits of H
B., and in every way trying to induce
suffering invalids to use their stuff in-
stead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good names of H. B. Many
others started nostrums put up in similar
style to H. 13., with variously devised
names in which the word " Hop " lir
" Hops' were used is a way to induce
people to believe they were the same as
Hop Bitten All such pretended reme-
dies of cures, no matter what :heir style
or name is, and especially with the out.,
" Hop' lir " Hope " in their Dania or
in any way c.nuscted with them lir theta
name, are ilnitatious lir counterfeits.
Beware of their. Touch hone .f them.
U13 nothing but genuine Hop Bitters,
with a bunch or cluster of greet. Dote
WI the white label Trust nothing else.
Druggists inid dealers are wanted againsi
dealin4 in imitati( ns or counterfeits.
1: 'lie res: tee a of the hridc't mother, an the
lite inst.. Mr. James:lcott of A.bech!. to
Miss Jaat . daughter of sire. Sterling. of
riuderi:h township.
At l'ranbrriok. on the 14th inst.. at the rem,
dente of. the Inside's rather, by the Itev. U.
H. McRae. )tr. James Mammon, to Mine
Maggie. only daughter of Jobe Cameron.
all of ('rsabr'ook.
At Blyth, et We residence of the Index fath-
er, on the 19th inet . by the Ret. A. Me-
I.ean. 31r. A, C. Venkgmoad, of Seaforth,
to la:tbe:Le eldest laughter of \V. Drum-
mond. hee. of Hlyth.
.1' Winnipeg. on the 15th Inst., at the resi-
dence of the bride's unci.( Mr. lemi.ders.
byy the Pe• . W. F. Clarke. Charles W.
itsndstumb. to Annie, eldest daughter of
Mr. h:lvs Platt, Clinton.
Miss. '
Tr ...hill. aside.
OItANI) TRUNK
Peas. u Weise. Mlt'd. Mts'd
tie a bb.Lv.at6am ItiOpin. Lew 7.0rim
Ar.1M 1,311 4,i OM
dirM/ant. A r.7.110 t40 &1O 11.1*
w 11.T.
Pees. kap'». 511a'd. Mta'd.
.4tratfued.l.v12.O1pw 7.611Pni .:.Main 34$m'
ti eaforth.Ar.ILt5 5.45 1100 440
iiudtritbAr. 1.35 9.3o lit., 7.15
STAGE LINKS.
Luuk•uw Stage (daily► arr. 10.15.m3pw dep
Y.uuardine • 1 Wa'a7,.re '
iienamiler " (W edne.day
aaiSaturdav) Ar./Wam..1 11.tu
At h:s resi•1•-t.. •', lot 9, can. Li, township of
nay, u•. the 16th lea,. Mr, Thomas Timm -
but!. it: his td,7ear• Deceased was a na-
tive
a-
tive ,,::lox htu ghseire, 400tland.
in Ooderich Towaabip.p on the 1eth inst.
t'hryatin... etlsot Mr. Wm. Weir, aged SI
years and 9 months
1.
s.e/erlea Marlins.
f o1. hlCL. lfaat;u t , itS,i.
Wheat, 1'♦ N bash........... 110 42 090 93
Wheat, (A;trin cS p build........ 9l le
Flour, Y Lerre-. ........... 1 50 or
Oats, i bush. a 37 te
Peas, 41 bush . 0 S• 0
Barley. i bush. ..
Potatoes 'bush .:
Fps, el doe, lunpeoked►,... .
Cheese,
Shorts, g en'. ,..........
Brag i cwt
W doo.
Hides... ..........
eheeoaeins.. ., ........
Hogs dressed ... ..... . .
0 60
0 36
750
11 IS
0 al
0 11
0 90
070
360
{d
30
BENEFIT CONCERT!
'else pupils of MKS. imrretIKFt'i $l•HOOL
will hold their esuel
5 CO
e 38
o 75
o 56
037
850
010
0 21
0 12
100
Ono
1 70
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600
1 S0
800
AUCTION SALE
ar-
Shorthorn Cattle
THURSDAY, APRIL. 12th. 1 >:3.
I w1:1 , tae wee. PJdlr s :Spring S of
Goderich. ea April lftbe my enthe
thoroughbreds, oouslstlag of Young Bella,
Hoffer.. re: n•, and Cnws. tS, n..Ic a::`.:lit
regime,. t'. !L1%yetY
1&11-2t. etai•laad mace, God. -. I.
armors & t1n1ellers
S1 HEP E
THE NEW FERTILIZER.
Cotton • eefl ("iiiapound
Is Cbeap.-r, .r 1 ats, gcevi cat 1.,.1 •c r, tlwo newt
.K n 4ommce:lel leer:tltzcrs of
h. present dire. •
The. 1" -reinter s a re...! riaar re. co: sheatLe a
stimunar.t.1.1., ;else of w!,l.-h is rroved by de
increaa!nit': a+ wherever introduci"1.
A hundred ti•1,aAued tons were •hlppee had
year :o Ens:..n,l for fer:li:zii' r heripeuw.ecs alone.
Oarieners tat a notice that vea• tl►bk's man-
sired with it nature an.! .ratee earlier than
withor,!i-.ry ..A - `•.
John .A.. Nafte1,
w,:e Agent .ur feelers h.
Mao AIT: rt '..r Rett- climax. king of fees!,
took Diplon& at !Vont-Jill *Show lest fall.
Mare* ". 136?. 1141{-3nt
1 N THE CO("%TY COURT OF THE
L COUNTY CIFIll :(1N,
In the: r,.at'ar of :cines Mal.*AN i 3x11' site
and Water i'rltckgr'e, in the Vfhaxe of Mart
Albert In the County of Heron, and of the
tire Chapter 114 of the Rcv'rsd 'tatut,', of
Ontario.
rb off .,Ann L: ii ay tont-w.'.
T..i . ,.,'floc U.•t on Monday I:.. 7trd dry cf
April. A.D. 19tttl.ot len ('desk in the forenoon,
• petition will be preset: and rot. rt .pllratlon
mute ..n lot half ret th. t. fist .lantea Dfah•fn, to
the Judir.• nI the ('c'tnty Court of Uri County
of Iluron, at hi, chambers in the Court -Ileum
In the 'wad Coue'y, prayirg that the said
James Mahal', may Iry allowed to trainmen
He dam un tee nal, mill aIle and water prey
Hogs at IG present state a: ,: at which time
nest place en order will IX, tanked for 'in the
lenient the bray --r of tba seed petition.
i)add thni 't'.'6.y of M.. -rh .L.
Iletlled by M. /I, (A'A511EItUN,
ISAAC F. TO'M+. 114dicltor for tee asld
Jmlt• (' 1 . N'trMs. dare'. s bt.,hafer.
14214*.
g 1HANCIi'ki NOT1t-'is: TO CREDI-
lJ TOR.4 Or PF.TeR U; \ttDf5Ee, ria,
esa.td.
aa
Par.rl to try dtr'eetler, g sY-w Ina matter
N OW pending 1n the Bigg Coon of Imam.
Casso.ry INvleise.4et11.Md "fa tbe matter
d Gramme and others, Waimea
The Creditors of Peter Iteag.relas., tee of
the Yew -whip of Stephen, in the Comity of
Hue.w, farmer, wbo died in or about the
tantetb et October, 1. are. '.s or before the
t$ib day. of AprtI, leek to send 1•y prepaid
!w Mayers. t'e.s.r a 50410. R serene liege.
ri k, their (1hrist.an and seraamea, addremae
cad do.eriptM.. the (tin a mars of their
rblaas, • statement of accounts, and tote
aware of the rriutties 1if arty) tied Ivy teem:
or, In default thereof they wlrlbe perestlrcwlly
esele*e4 from tL • benefit tw three mow.y• 1. M.
dies bated to the said matter. Oveerrt'y •'redl-
ter b Ming any see',riq M to Oral .••• tame
before nes the undevnen.A itatlMrar of 113'
H orett s dtenoi INvt.t.. of the High Court of
lytatice- he air .i Of
(.'cambers in tttaonde Bn
all, 1
T e. the Mt day el Aerie
IR3,.1 f o'deek the afternoon, bring the
1lttte apple for a{►udication to. the dooms
m..
!Nand flat of JanwW itfst
1(1RS w j11CA
+t1.64A rat[tr(rar Q 1t n
EASTER CONCERT
la Tna-
TEMPERANCE HALL
oh
FRIDAY EVENING, 301
An excellent programme wiil be provided br
pupils
A/wtasl.a t/.05. Nen *pea at 705.
l'tlldres wader leer -
seem races 1Mb. Cerneert a. a *'deet.
MI 0 7' :-
Valuable Village Property,
ULeder sad by virtue of a power of sale oo•-
I enedle.sseetg11re made byALexAxns
Serrate, de nen havltt
n been made in try
cwt tbereet.wUl he sold by publk auction at
the AMERICAN ROTKL. RRCS$SiLM, no
THURSDAY, APRIL •iTH, It483,
at one ti clockm., the fdlewing property
Lot No. Ile Eastside of Tenbrrry tit row. our -
ter of Cbnroh and Turnberry streets in the
Village of Bounces. County et Hurua, con-
taining one-quarter re. more or hoe New
one and one-bad*Wry frame house Is x 11,
with wing II x lb, alw a frame house is x !y.
and frame arable 18 a 51. Young orchard.
!FIRMS: -The pureha.ar shall pay a depos-
it of *NO u the time of sale, the balance of
one-half or the pur:hase motley in three
week• thereafter ; the remaining one-half in
ca,.lt, or secured by a mortgage payable in
from one to aye years •t the option of the
purchaser. For fur ;,.v particular.. apply 10
CPERAR R MUIR,
Vomiters' solicitors. Hamilton
llamittoe, Mere -1114. 1111.111.
CIIKRRYDALE' FIRM!
AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
TO TACE I'LAl'i:ON THUR14DAl,
APRIL THE 261h, 1883.
TUXRE WILL BE SOLD BY PUB -
LTC AUCTION. to too highest bidder,
that valuable property known as •'Cberrydsle
Farm," situated in the Township of Colborne,
County of Huron. near the Town of Oodrri
The property is well improved, and com-
prises • facet et lain ettelllpinn ebeel 109
acres of the best farming Lib Int the Town-
ship, including rIeb alluvial river (lata, with
• frontage on Maitland River of over one half
mile.
The orchards are extensive, there being ov
er 1000 fruit trees, and as n frust farm it has •
reputation unaurp•aaed in the township. To
a person wishing to engage in the culture of
the grape, there is probably as One • site for
&
vines, V Ineyard as ran be toad aaywbere. About
5 acres are now ready for in out with
The water privileges are unsurpassed, there
being several living springs over the farm,
and notable a monster spring which rune an
overshot w eel, driving an amber cane crash-
er and older mull.
The buildings aro good :
1st, -The dwelling hose is a substantial
steno building. three stories in height, now-
fortiegd.abic and well builendt.
Ynd. -The barns stabica are an,
and
large, cerertnR about a quarter of an acre of
ird.--The fruit hou3e is a bei Ing 4d.*( feet,
now used for 1.11. storage and bottling of cider.
The flow through, cspring awl above 'Deadened ix made to
peratnre not to
vary any very perce ible difference the whole
year rc und. The cl e, the tembusiness is a profitable
one, and offers • sure business to any parson
with a IitUe eaplt$L
til. The erred house and cane mill is •
budding *00x80 feet, and i, found with all the
requirements for running a large badness In
the manufacture of syrup from the sorghum
case. The maehliery comprises • powerful
cane cruiser. evaporators, tanks. &c+, capable
of crushing the ermine. from5ecree of cane
during the memo' The elder press is a maa-
aloe tin:ne worked b> twin screw., sad is put
up ds a most solid tanner,
5th. -Thr ie •oral little baildieg, h&v
Ing • constant lfow of water running thrvaali.
and is quite amply for running w large da
or °resmary, tor which the, farm is preeuli
neatly adapted.
6th. There is a comfortable dwclline house
for working man at o ennyenient di,tance
from the barna.
The above property will be put up and sold
at per acre, su ect to existing enoumbranoe.
The propricto s only reason for selling is that
he has not the capital to carry oat hie views.
and will therefore sell.
• Immediatele after the above sale, the whole
of the Farm Stock and 7ptp1ements w.11 be
sold for whatever they will fetch. The Imple-
ments are all new and in good order, and coin
prise a miscellaneous btauch as may be Fouad
on as weldregulated farm, the enumeration
of which would be too lengthy for this •dyer
ti•ement. it suflcient dm' permits, the house-
hold furniture will be offered for sale the same
day, and if not, the day after. Immediate
►osarrtion given, as the propprietor is leaving
the ennntry fora southern c'imate.
The &bot r offers a fine inducement to • per,
son with some means. who 1. deslrops of a
fine old homestead, as everything about the
place Is In perfect working order. The fall
ploughing is ail done. and about 22 acme of
fall wheat have beep sown, and everything is
now ready for the spring work.
For particulars as to title. &c., reference i,.
glues to Messrs. Darrow is l'roudfoot. Bar-
risters, (k.ttertch, and for the adaptehllity et
the farm for fruit retest', rcfarcn. a is elven
by bind permisslmt) to Alex. Melfi. Allan,
.. l:orreeponder.t Fruit Growers Astocla-
tion, Oowlerlch.
Intending p»rc!tasela will le shown over
t:tt premtne's at any time until day of sale.
.I.IMES ('. LaTOt•ZEL,
March 32mi, 1511 t51itd 1'reprietu:.
TNN LARGEST STOCK
WALL PAPER
PAPER
wisT OF TORONTO AT
IMRIE'S
BOOK STORE.
DADOES.
FRIEZES.
FILLINGS.
14()RDERS.
FRESCOES.
STEN C! I L DECORATIONS.
CORNERS.
CENTRE PIECES.
EXTENSIONS.
t'I':LLiNLi DECOKATitiNM.
AND AL1. KIND*, OF
BORDERS, PLAIN AND GOLD.
The above Wall Paper", are this
at-allonsDIRliCT IMPORTATIONS from
the Beat American and English
Manufacturers, and comprise all
their Latest Designs and Patterns.
Nothing can ('dust them either
'n Price or Quality
INSPECTION INVITED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Price•s range from :•(. per roll
up to ft2.50.
JAMES IMRIE,
Sucees or to T. J. Moorhens°.
North Side Market -Sq., Goderich.
I
TOWN OF GODERICH.
Receipts and Expenditures of the Town of Goderich for the
Year 1882.
RECEIPT/4.
Balance from 3001
Maitland Cemetery
Taxes
Licensee
Non Resides' sande
Magistrates Fines
Rent
Sundries
Hills Discoun•e,!
interest
Common ftcboo:.
Boundary Line..
Pete le Work.
•
ARC I
1* 15
L,133 IMO 41
INS 75
M 75
110 00
i 0
211106 X
lei it
27 de
11313a
EXPENDITURE
7111 . rubble
able
F-lectwfb
Fire i►epartmen!
Maitland Cemetery
Sundries
Relief
l'otamun helmet* ,y131 7'1
Conseil Chanter and Oln,-e leapt•as's 111 41
Inauranee
Band
Bakeries
Sinking }tied. lark
Hie!, sehol
Market
County 1...'
Separate School.
InHlsh se•henlr
Printing
Works
Dominion Day
Mechanics' Institute
Municipal i.oan Fund
Public Works
AMT.
MOOS 10
51 50
35311
al Ot
1f3 Si
MlSt.
I:alan-e fornarl
JO Oe
!roan
2470 eOa
All Ou
13 3'
1115 --
3t3 6.
1)?0 3'
ltt50 fV
44 7.
157 W
le. Mr
100 .s
1.A 00
M33 31
215 fir
131(
H. W. BALL, Auditors
W. R ROBERTSON. • f 1
r n
OOOUt+ t'H1SAlE'ItiI: THAN >iYEfi ' I
,AT
Tlt Li I 8ath
Oldest Estoblished House
IN THE COUNTY_
fiilite, satins, ribbons, i l tool t'rcn, 1.
cashmeres, factory and ieeaebe,l cotton.
Wats. Loc., at new than wholesale prices.
Scotch stud Canalise tweeds at wholesale
prices. Ducks, cottonades &c.. &c., 'cry low
G+ROCER.I E8,
Before_you bis• of pedlars ,,r grangers try
my teas. Young Hypon tea warranted pure
hone Seta. per pound up. Black tea at facts,
equal to most Met. tea eold. My 40ct. Mack
tea. worth facia.• finest imported at Viet_. per
t"'•
( „1 A II spices cold by me warranted purr.
Gram rusk Railway. HARDmockWARE ssl3TORE_
1 hold in mock a large assortment of err
:r'm, steel. nails. paints. oil.. g itaes ,„,ether
wIt h • general t i.'r'men, of shelf hare eare.
Iilaultoba mad North-West and lit he.
CORN SHELLER
Dakota. D QiDneliota, oto.
1111ce8ON 11382.
The eopu.ar spet lel trains will . uamrnee
V. eduesday.March l(th.and ever, ',tweedier
V. 'dneed•y daring March and April be des-
patched from Meatiest Hrock.ilk cad Ter
onto, stopping at intermediate Mahone res
road, fn: accemmedetion of pessengrrs from
all pinta In (otter*.
Pine. nese ncenutmodat ion pros Wed pes-
tenget'. at lament fare.
Live (Meek. warren., household 50., t• in
th'eegh eery s.1 very km rates.
Per Infnraatittn, tarilh, ere.. apwly to
Grand Trunk Railway Auenie OT n J.Mtrph, n
ewe General Pae.nger Agrwt, Montreal:',
W. Mar. Asstatant general i'aearaaf'r Aerot
Tereate. JOAKl'11 I i 1(' K SIO
(TeerrA) Manager
tttsatawf War* ease utltt eat'
On the rant menu . ' .e 'sir-. A. {'rice only iter
dollars. Mets in some eon of (-oro and try it
c.
1:3'
'•N)nitoiCn
Nonce to Fanner. and other-. IR. St. Fee
wire in the market. Toronto make, Haden.
made arrangement for the purchase of e
special lot of fenoe wire at a speciei
✓ ide. 1:4aid wire hating been over otdk.
rd by a firm and found not wanted) I am
n position 10 offer a first -NMI article at e.
lower rate than it usual. Terms of payment
as33. Ned lid terms to persons clubbing t.
gether and taking one toe ned upward.,
Wire left ret nearest railway station. Pa::
ler wanting wire should order early as it 1.17
not hold nut long.
Fur pro es and terns* apply le.
.TOHN A. NAFTEL,
hardware Merchant
IAds -1 GoJerM_i.
1 RS:$-SYRINc -1888
BRUCE'S SEEDS.
tlant•n-,th 1.o•gg IiM M•aaggoold
Turnip SP( CIA ii:rcr? ••r110.1>
i'n'r,.r ile tt..
I1arden weds. ••
e"ee P^na, Re -ley. Oats cad Wheat
Ranxsrian Meed and 51111.1.
Hi -k. 3'.'. Timothy and Clever Areal
Fla.ar'-.t ane h!1 1's. t•.
nod .11,R AT
S. Sz.tcAN's
Kerns'- ttaettlten and Victoria streets