The Huron Signal, 1883-04-13, Page 1i GoiERAL orrELLIGENC
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THIRTY-nFFII YEAR -
WHOLE NU IRR MA .
GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1883.
flew Advretteenseats.
Seeds. Y, Jordan.
Flesh Heeds. J. 'Wilson.
OW. -McColl firm. t t'u.
Inventory. J. C. IwTeasel
Serie. Seeds. Jas. McNair
Leads for Sale. R. H. Sart .•
Fouad.- Buchanan t Lawson.
Sprtap Ops■lag. 31 W W aktawt.
Show -Room Opening. John ('raib.
New Millinery Ston. -Miss Grahame.
:Servs.% Girl W.ated.-sari, 1x. Me$WtttaB.
Dentistrg.
kir NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
71.TIST. Oroue and resi deuce. W est sseerseessaa
triers below Bask of Montreal. Oais-
1703
She People's Column.
QIIEVANT UIRL WANTED TO
kJ whomm eeaadd wwaaggeese willbe given. A
to Mrs. Dr,MtellICKINO. lyse- t.
FOUND. -A BASKET WITH PAR-
CELS was found on Thursday mornlag.
'Ube owner U requested to prove propert, and
pay for this advertieeasent. afteR which be
,an obtain the goods at tit (' H .1N AN t
LAWSON'S planing mill. 1111 -It.
HOUSE TO RENT. -THAT COM-
TABLIC bosar formerly occupied
p reep (sty- npbsseselona i ern on
There 0or-
c p
lel 'ay. Apply to W R. ROB 1 oS.
FARM TO RENT.
Nacres, s tree of - etsml•4. Vuu.1 born
ther Mick oottaie with cel-
lar.
Good and all well fen S61Ea.
q,ttr. of R. T. TNiB Bh&ppsrd
PUBLIC NOTICE.
7b ALL WHOM iT MA 1 CONCERN:
AA I bare dsterslee d u NO to the North -
*
eat taler1ng. notice is hereby given to all
paetlss k to me that all account& neat
bbee BISem$ t I3y not later than the Nth of
Apvt{ emila wap be lectured. This is the
tut stns of selling cad an immediate answer
ill= heat one and all. t.. J•REB1105-tE
GENERAL STORE F(IR SALE
1)e(ng rod trade. Stock about 13.3G4.00.
W. SHANNON .ormiaow oto JA`t. A. MApply
INTO'H.
Godttok. 11S$4t
AOR HALE OR TO RENT. - A
11' good frame house and two IoM on Palm-
erston street. the house containing $ roosts,
'beets sad cellar In gave repair.Good wppb
so11
and orchard attached. For particulars
to E. R. Welton. painter.
Goderich. --_ b.. fy8
'Loans anb insurance.
ONEY TO LEND. -PRIVATE
1 funds on freehold security. Appp y to
Geo. Swimsuit. Ooderloh. 1sa-i .
300,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
qP CAMERON, HOLT t CAMERON. Gad.-
• lois. 1710.
"`•30,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
iV oa goad Y.cw or Arst•cmas Tows Property
*SS per oast. Aeoly to R. H ADCLI ?VL 17x1
ONEY TO LEND IN ANY
lsl £mount to suit borrowers at $ to M per
sent Private tunas. Apply to Samara cad
MOavox. Goderich.
V(ONEY TO LSND, -A L A R G 1¢
J.yj amoant of Private Funds for Investment
't lowest rates on first claas Mortgages. Appjy
to (JARROW Ik PROUDFO(Yr.
1 OANI3 FREE OF CHARGE. -
Money to tend M lowest esus, tree
sty costs or ebargea BRAG RR t NIORTOtt.
opposite Colborne Hotel
Oodericb. lord March 1101. 1779
Q20,0110 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
W on Farm and Town Property at lowest In-
terest, xortgoges purchased. no Commiedos
charged, Conveyancing Fee. reason
N. B.-1lorrowers can obtain money In one
It title is sattafactory.-DA V.ISON & JOH
3ToN. Barristers. &to.. Goderich. 1731
FOR SALE.
A first class br.. c housecella: under the
whole house. sad 1// some land on tae Rey-
nold rood. Ooderiskslisrs V a goad stable and
drivtnR shed.hard aad soft water os the prem-
tAes, grounds well laid NL For p.rticslare
M Wyon the premise+ .e to H. beegmUler.
e aderich Foundrr. 1•(73-tf,
ETODERTO1t. NOTICE IS
L\ hereby given al Part
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
Rnprrsonting tintolio@ Com les. Also ages'
for the CANADA Live hi Tott Imetramica Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage. either to Town ot
learnt Property, In any way to snit the borrow-
er. Office -(u >-eulrst Kav's block Goderich
3Ftedical.
DR W, G. B. MACDONALD, IL D.,
1l C. M.. Physician. Surgeon, A000nebear,
etc. Office and residence, Main street, Au-
burn. Sa -1J1S
GR MoDONAGfX, M.D., PHYSIC-
. IAN, SURGEON, &o., Graduate d Tor
onto University. I.aoectiate ot the Royal Col -
of Physicians, London. England. tc.. to-.
M. C. P. S., Ontario. Office and residence
Opposite Batley's Hotel. Hamilton street. -
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
070N. Coroner Ike. Office and residence
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street.
1.
II G. MACIKID, M. D., PHYSI-
L L. cies, Sargent' and Aocoucber, Gradual*
of Toronto University. Office opposite Causer
-on & Cameron's Bank, Lucknow. H la
ofilre. enquire at the Bank. 1716.7.
OTIC l te& indebted to
the undersigned to note or bock account nre ,
requested to settle Use sae .' And t:.em•
by Nye as enter, r.1 collect to, .. 1 mean
l-
oess. ABRAI1AN SMITH. Allows Interest nn deposits. Drafts, lette.
8MAIIliL, ARCHITECT, Sc. of credit and circular notes issued, payab
JAMES
awe crow, mock Kinvites et (lode In all parte of the world. 1761.
ty ,r♦ i s and te*suc's work
NEW S A130t1'I' HOME. I Mn. F. S. Hick saug at a recut eon-
.
of the Winnipeg Holy Trinity
. '•.t ; laid'. ye. taints' notes, Church Temperance Society, and appears
No. faith hill prom l3." to be a favorite in musical circle& there.
The Free Press says : "Mrs. Hick gave a
'PQ'W T01IC8. song in a' charminw manner, and was
- • loudly applauded." The 'Jun says she
xr. ilePeudrj i0 sow prop.red to "SIM "sant( in splendid style."
p .>.. Price $1.00. crave your orders at MILrr.\tl' Bair----Amilitary hall un-
Imrie's (took Store. l Sasso.' will
O. B. Robson has all the negatives taken by der the auspices of Lieut. Co
It L. Jobaaton tor the last ten years. Any be held in Goderich on Tuesday evening,
verso• desiring prints from the tame me April 24th, and promises to be largely
have them by ordering a the old stand.
All persons who require the um of a .mope attended. The affair is in the hands of
house fur the purpose of curing sweat. can an energetic committee. 'the proceeds
bora tb.requ.lred acsotititodstiaw at • reusoe- wilt be devoted to the helmet fund of
able rate. dad/action guaranteed. Apply
to R. Carmen, Cambria 'roast. Oederlch. Awn, No. 1 (Goderich) company, 33rd Batt.
The art loan exhibition at the Consulate
hes been very euroeetwl and deserves pttWle
osaaaw,, sad so doss the art taller, of R
dares.\ where the best of photographs can
be glees far Daadal a of Ganda notes.
At sats tine et the Tear-1reat.i .prang, Se
the poets eat Rebase i. • tead.noy on the
pert of meal to contract coach Now preven
flee le bettor than eve. and the wee to pre-
vent. sed melds 1. to eat first class nor
+ 1. Meresns liquor store at tole AI
ll[v. Z Giky lea returned to Wisni-
F•1.
Miss Miller, of Gr ll1I L. kiss
bison spending a few seeks in tomes.
Mn. Chas. Ferguson has sold he_rp '
perty in town to a Mr. Doran, of tzar►-
*nosh
We are pleased to are Mr. .1. B. Ed-
wards around again after his protracted
and severe illness.
Mr. J. 11. Colborne has been prostrat-
ed by an attack of measles We look
for hut speedy recovery.
Prof. Newman will Ilay for the last
time oo Sunday next, ae organist of St.
George's church, Goderich.
Mr. Beattie, fats • f t':u,t. n, title the
place oo the G. T. R. ina.ie vacant by
the disputers of Mr. Payne.
Mrs. Harry Holmes, ..f Thedford, re-
turned last week with her mother, Mrs.
Nolan, to visit her friends in town.
A large amount of interesting local
matter has been crowded ot.t this week
by late news. It will appear next week.
His Lordship, RL Rev. John Walsh,
Bishop of London, intends visiting Gode-
rich ir► June, to give confirmation at St.
Peter's.
Mr. Albert B. Carey, son of Mr. Lu -
glue Carey, left this week for Winni-
peg, where he has secured a position in
a bank.
Qapt. Jahn Matties,c and family, of
Oederieb, will leave for Cheboygan,
Michigan, to -day, where they will reside
in the future.
i iRS. SHANNON dt HAMILTON,
LJ Pny.ielane. Surgeons, A000ucbers. tec.
office at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
grol Goderich. G. C. SnANNox, J. C. Harass
TOM 1761.
Banking.
B ANIS. OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL. - - ett,000,atso.
..SURPLUS. - - - • 85.00o,te0.
•
Goderich Branch.
GLASS - - - Monayer.
rink. Plana awds'Etionadroomoor act
nssgce.daad.
POE SALE. --THAT DESIRABLE Paid t•p (:ipiten, - *6,000,000.
I1' residence, earner Brittania road and Me- +1, O Oft.
I
mask' street. Hi
t. opposite the Highschool. with If 3`.
feistier. The as is in gnod repair with
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
“iirrtscMethouse sal table and other out
neU4hai$ The garden is wen stocked with
reit NNwss. •rasa viae., *Amber,. tr.,
R. H. CORE Ni.
Tor terms apply ti Davison t J hnston.
tlarrMa
est
DOR SALE OR TO kRENT the /theC valuable Property known
psrdtoa Bion aid Pest ONr,e. with quarter of
as sore of land. is sawed for sale or to rent.
r. The
tteor us n
ststem bother basis. which I new sad fresh that wiT
llre-
•• mire
e-••titre his role attewua0 Ales the west half of
of 6, eon. 3. ED. Asb g eel dd ; all new lase ; two
good triune
h s two Tbe Int contains lalls. and M res,
comfort --
obis de\ hoses*.
of slats& M are cleared sed all well f!eeosd.
1Wailalag 30 &ore+ heavily bribers& with
wweeeeid roc particulars a `.dress : R T.
HAYNfES. Sbepteretwe P.O. 1110
Auctionesring.
Presittr,tt - HOY, 1#'M McMASTEF
Genera.' AL,,rur,v•r. - R'. r..a..•.a.wv
16K18 PESNTIOR, LU O IC R
all wt r.
A ase-Owerfe's
1lRg Iy
Hw. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
. the amity or Anton. Sales attended
1n say part of the Comity. .leder.s yrs to
,totfsrtc7 P.O.
NIL.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ItOSS, - - p- - Kaltman:.
Interest allowed on deposits. DraftIn s
the principal Towns and
Great Britain ma the United States. bongo
and sold.
Adranceeto Farmers on Note*. with oleo
more endorsers, without mortgage. 1753
PAINFUL - An infuriated
white cow rushing about the streets on
Friday crested intense excitement. Mr.
Henry Spence, the well known pmduee
dealer, was knocked down by the ram-
pant bead, and painfully iiijurtd about
the shoulder and band. He had a nar-
row escape from death, and is still eon -
fined to the house. The animal bad to
be killed immediately.
W. S. McTavish, of Acton, who is
passing a thetloeical course at Knox
eallege, has been spending a few days in
tom willt_hia college friend, A. B. Mel-
eflltr• Ma llfaTavish preached an ex-
uding a mer on Wednesday evening
at the Knell: slunk pretps$Otesting, and
gives promisee& beam etleserstul in the
sacred calling. His mew* et treating hu
subject was very favoeahly oaawso.ted
on by those who had the pckailllge of
hearing him.
A new craze is thus described by a au-
ciety paper: -"Can you draw a catty is
the latest society question, and you are
immediately handed pencil mad paper and
requested to give your hest Soli of :i. teat
without model or semblance. One lad{
I know has what she calls ' `a eat basket '
wherein she keeps all the attempts of her
friends to draw a feline. It is astonishing
how few people really knelt how a cat
look.. Ask your friends to draw a cat and
see the things they make.
BICYCLING. -During the Doming sea -
sun Goderich will probably be visited by
members of the leading bicycle clubs of
Canada and the United States. Is it not
possible for a cup to be put up for com-
petition here at this height of the season,
that we may have an opportunity of see-
ing some of the more noted knights of
the wheel cavorting on the mazy 1 There
is no better point in Canada for a public
display of velocipeding than Goderich.
Let us get op the cup, and we will easily
get the craved.
MCGdLLICCDDY BROS. Ptr$Lnrum +
it 3 .t3Y11A,R IN ADVANCE.
STARVED TO DEATH- ; SPRING FRESHET.
AreYtlbpraesawaserve•at.e Arae Mash Hart it Cos Flouring Mill B7{'•,( t
white niterliaefrees a Matte rlaateem ; Away.
( The m areas. the 51111 Se eaderwttsed,
A peculiarly painful case of halluisin- + cad the Meesltag and ta+ tensest* are
abase un the past of t► McKillop farmer ' swept fMww rise aw.Itra M+easa- 1pr-
named Thos Forbes.,which resulted in his i ,.w g rape tr$the orrapaws. .1 Ten• -
death by starvation, occurred recently. Me *retie Tae'MIII a Iea.aaeas.
About five weeks ago Forbes,wbo resided
on the boundary between McKillop and j A terrible disaster occurred herr .el
Grey, neat' the village of Walton, became Wednesday morning- in the tut it destru. -
depreased in spirits, and imagined that tion of Hart's flouring. mill and dsm,bet
he was going to lose his property and ter known as the Piper property, by thn
suffer great pecuniary loss. The matter spring freshet. Feats had of bate been
weighed so heavily upon has mind that oe entertained that ceneelerable damage
that particular point he became insane, would result wheu the thaw sett in, but.
and while iu that ouaditiun he took the no one anticipated such a destruction o'
notion to abstain from eating and from property as oceurred here about a a. nt.
Partaking of any nourishment whatever. on Wednesday. On :Sunday last a small
The most strenuous efforts on the part braid( was perceived is the dant, but no
of his wife and other relatives failed to serious danger wasot.prehended bythe
dispel the it which overcoat the owner of the twill, and in all likelood
mmind of the uyobs to nun At the no serious consequences would, have
end of three steps were taken to followed had it not bapp.:ned that the
Imre Forteacommitted totho jail at Gode- ice jam at Msuckester,.seme miles up the
rich, preparatory to hu rmoval to au In- Maitland, broke on Tuesday and was
sane asylum, and ho arrived in the e. •un- hurried down the stream. During Taos
ty town about two weeks ago. For about day night the volume of water in the riv-
twelve days be eat nothing, but on Fri- ertit thspoint swelled g eatly,and by day
day last a little beef tea was administered break on Wednesday morning the strain
and an attempt was made to tone be .a. the damat Hart's mill became so great
stomach f the reoeption of food. that the water forced its way through at
Every eff snake the stomach rc- both ends of the data: - a particularly
fain txo t proved unavailing, large opening being created 00 the side
owing to Umlaut fasting having weaken- next the mill. Shortly after four o'clock,
ed that omen, and he gradually sank. the attention of Mr. Hart. who was
On Saturday titaA hie wife and father -in- working in the mill, was drawn t. • the
laws, Mr. Thos. Roe, of Hullett, arrived fact that the pier at the head of the mill
ilia Iowa, hssis been informed that he race was being carriedaway by the flood,
messiakistgllf;ttt, with the intention of and soon to his cenaternatton he dis
000*eytng Lint hnnte, s., that he %cold covered that the foundations of the mill
die in the misdt of friends. On Monday were being undermined by the force of
two sisters and a brother-in-law also itr- the waters. He immediately gave the
rived, and the necessary legal fnrmali- alarms, and with the assistance of his
ties for obtaining his release from cue- workuteu and neighbors endeavored to
tody were attended to. About L30 on carry out some of the flour which. had
Monday afternoon ho was taken from been ground. They succeeded in g*tt►nu
the jail to the station, there to take the out some thirty --nine bags, when sadden
3.16 train to Seafottth. He was carried ly the mill began to sway under pressure,
on board the railway coach by his of the waters. Every one then jumped
friends, but exhausted nature could no from the totteriug structure, which gave
longer hold out, and he expired before a sudden heave and toppled ocsr int.
the train left the station. The body was the :Amain, and was carried down. At
then carried into the station baggage- noon the place at which the mill fernterly
room, where it remained until Tuesday stood was a desolate looking spot. Tho
morning when it was taken to McKillop dant as well as the mill had been carried
for interment by the sorrowing relatives. away, and the water had in a uun:ber of
Forbes was a fine looking young man instances undermined the banks of the
and of good reputation ir. the neighbor- stream so that a number of heavy land
hood where he resided. He leaves a slides have resulted. The brick dwellin,,
wife and three small children, 'we are of Mr. Hart which is situated about bO
informed, besides other relatives and feet from the edge of the bank is thought
friends. to be in danger, owing to the landslips.
The mill was filled with goat and pro
THE MILLINERS duce, and a street loss is thereby entailed
apon Messrs Hart b Co., is aldition to
the destruction of the mill and dam,
which is estimated to b.- alwia $15,000
No insurance. .
Those who happened to be near the
mouth of the river on Wednesday morn-
ing could see sweeping down, niece by
piece, the wreck of the al -fated Luilding.
It was the first intimation they had of
the disaster. Doors, window sashes,
portions of the roof and pieces of square
timber - the foundation -were whirled
rapidly down to the lake, mingled with
hoppers, bits of wood with bolting cloth
attached, and other parts of the late
mill. Out in the lana., perhaps a qusrter
of a mile from the river a mouth, the
bulk of the wreck of the mill can now be
seen, an ugly pile of rubbish, resting
against the ice. Along the river at inter
vola can still he found some part of the
building or machinery, held by a snag,
or flung upon a shoal. The tepid dash
of the river has heltied to complete the
work of d€molitior., for much that fell
whole and entire eit the mill site, was re.
duced to kindling( ere it was disgorged
1into the lake by the greedy stream
A CLOSE C ALL
A new soap fact.•ry it being opened
out in town, and ueg• t:ittuns are being
entered into to have it established on
St. David street.
M.. M. Nicholson, the dentitit, is
around again, after $ severe prostration
of a couple ..f . week's duration from, an
an attack of inlammatioc.
Mr. Salts, who bas been c of r.eil to
the bowie for s.me time with another
rheumatic attack and derangement of
the liver, is able to be about again.
Mrs. Godge and two children from
San Frutriac°, arrived in town on Wed-
nesday last, and are now visiting at the The announcement of the death of
residence of the father of the former, Mier Jennie Poole, daughter of Dr.
Mr. Win. Miller. Pohle, of Detroit, (formerly of Goderich)
Judge Doyle lett for Fiunds on Tuea- was received with sorrow by the man
day last, to a change of climate, be. friends of the family in this town, with
A cheep hotbed, with cloth sashes. is
recommended by an Ohio farmer, which
is made of a single square frame of 11
inch stuff, with a sinele bar down tite
middle, and covered with common heavy
unbleached muslin painted over with two
coatings of boiled linseedoil. He claims
that the planta grown under such cover
ings are bettor colored, hardier, and bet
ter able to withstand transpl.uttiwg than
when grown under glass. After the hot-
bed in tilled with manure, ley iu til soil
so as to come within three insists of Hlg
muslin, eloping exactly as it does. As
the season advances the bed will s_ttle is
fast as the growthof the plants require it.
LAN DS' FOR SALE•
Pri'vata Malin. or POMC Auction.
The following prcpertlea will be offered for
Salo, at Captain Coxa British Exchange Ho
tel, in the Town of Goderich, on
FRIDAY. THE 20-.-H OF APRIL,
atl90oclocIt p•m., bp cubit,. . auction. and io
the meantime by t.rivate sale:
1st. The westerly three -fourth» or lot
number 1310. and all of lots 1311 and 1311. 1n
ten-terich, on which is erected a frame story
and •-bslr house and • frame stable. ase
Ind. lot *49 1n Goderioh, good stork
:It
frame house, "tone foundation,'Tame
stably. This is well situated, being oppo•fu
the residence of M. ('. Cameron, tip.
ted. Lots MI and 6/13, on which L a frame
house and stable. These Iota are centrally lo -
R o e r 'oftae s e
ttsaae suersad West
ant. 41 ,tvrieb}over 6aeOs bookstore.
covey te leststwot rates .1
taterest. -
1 EWIS 1 LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Wrnsys, lea erheaoer, ate.
c.dee f rho Cort C.L.t N. Lama
fau6.gsrlelLA. C.tf>w.
( LRR(1W A PROUD B oR
T R 71. 4 Els A i' tw. s. esibiPte . 176
to
( J. T. O,ter.w.
kQUOTA
J Tinny atis MO1554 WlsgiBaa-
(t. Seeger Jr.. Oodericb. J. A. lfiertea. IIwt
bras.
c1„tiRON , MOLT & C AM MON,
eY.Mer' 1s ('hauesry. tr.
alls. M. (..w
1isemn, ikli°: Goderbk• t
cared " er
i A13URANCE CARD.
14R1T180 AAP. ('O'T. Tows -to E. abliahe
inn
1'H(X 11X INS. ('O'T. of Cognex meowed)
Catablbbd tfld.
H ARTFORQ iNII_CO'T, of HARTVottn. Conn
ing of late in delicate health. Mrs. Doyle
has gone to her old hone at Belleville,
with her children.
0 A. Wright, Es{ . a brother of Mrs.
Walters, wife of the assistant. rector of
St. George's church. Goderich, hat been
kaighted for his discoveries it: ccrt:ec-
tart with science in Britain.
Rev. Mr. Howard, of Montreal,
preached in the North -et. Methodist
The Latest cad Wast - wren tbey cas et
Sou.
In another column, will be found the
spring announcement of Miss Wilkinsno.
The openiug day will be on Saturday,
April 21st. til t1jei,re las also
added a d ent t.• her
<fl ioery trade pee to be succcas-
fal in tate latter benelh,
Mins Witeon p holding the
spring opening in tion with her
bulkiness on Satu, April 21.1 Full
particulars next w
Miss Stewart will held a.spring ,.pen-
ins on Saturday Api4I 21st A fuller
announcement will pear in her ad-
vertisement next wed*
Miss Graham is the latest s.idition to
the milliners of the town, and her an-
nouncement of commencing bwinees will
be found elsewhere in this issue. She is
asst from the cities and advertises the
latest styles in French and American
millinery. At present she :+ located in
Miss Stewarts old stand.
whom Jennie was a favorite. We learn
from the Sarnia Obserrer• that when
her remains passed through Port
Huron on their way to Trenton, Ont.,
on Tuesday evening, several of the lady
members of the M. E Church met at
the depot and presented the afflicted
father. who accompanied the body, with
an elegant floral lyre, with a broken
string, and tan an address expressing 1
their sympathy. Death has claimed five
church on Sunday last, and will remain daughters from Mr. Poole.
in town for a couple of weeks as assts-' 4 CALL TO Cao FJHNIA.- bl r. Awl
tent or to Rev. .J Wakefield.
P B. Meldrum, well known to our readers
The adjourned vestry meeting ..f St. as a theological student at Knox college
Georges Church was he* in the school t from Ooderich, preached in Knox church
house on Monday et ening. The main I on Sunday morning last, and will preach
butanes* was the presentation of the ' again on Sunday evening next. We un.
financial statement which was generally derstand that the young preacher has
well received. been appointed assistant to Rev. Dr.
Robson, the piotegrapher, last week I Sentt, of San Francisco, his abilities as a
pulpit speaker having attracted the no-
tice of persons connected withcDr. Scott's
church. Mr. Meldrum will complete his
studies at the seminary, of which hie
princieal is president and will see at the
handed us one of his photographs of the
stirring scene at Curries last auction sale
in town. The picture is a good one, and
some of .our well-known citizens figurein
the scene Robe 'n has a mtaber for
sale end of a year whether or not he will
nth. Farts 1n' num 13, west of take contuiue his work and studies in the (k
Range in the Township of Colborne, in the Mr \\ 1l i(t.i'tet . .:eorget„men,
Count of Huron, containing SO acres, beingcadent. He carries with him the recom-
the whole tot exoopt N scree previously sold. formerly express agent on the G. T R.
Good frame hou"n, frame barn aad other between Buffalo and Goderich, was in mendationa if the leading men of the
build Inge and a floe young orchard. town during the week He is a Lloated Presbyterian Church in Out .rn., Ansi the
5th. Parts of inis Di and 10 lake RangeI hest wishes of a host of friends through-
'?
containing about he acres. more manufacturer u•,w, Lot 1:e still re mem: lout the Province, his geniality at trelI at
filar f a lila t tons ac • g
6th. The northerly sores of the north Eh Rtd h
or leas. Rood trema house, &*&fife and barn. bets nen • , • e "sweet
his intellectuul Sits, hacins render' 1
ain't or lit t In the' 6th cf £atttfleld.'arum I Liu a fat•trite with old and young.
division of tlteTewnsaip of Asdufield. Two Mr. H (]teens, oh.. 'e a: I.resut,t out
fresco
division;
house. and • email young hernia, _painting tbt new steamer for the ivsw t)x 'ANt*T nF "It 11"1"6""-
tonality
1aM ,Kt Ai
tonality bo threeed to • nrsm Uu tanntaer The Lindon Adeertiaer says :-Mr. C..1
lenallty, about metes from Unnpnaoa. Beatty lne. expects to be through with Newman, at resent organist of St.
jab and 'stern to Goderich by the
George's Church, Goderich, hut recently
from England, has beet. engaged as
organist for the Memorial Church in
this city. Ile will enter upon his duties
prob bly about the •i6th it the month.
1 He brings with him excellent testimoni-
ale. His musician training was received
in the London Aendetny of Music, be
being a pupil of Mr. Win. Re•ven, for
some time organist of St. Augustine's
Kilburn, and of Dr. Wylde, Principal of
the Academy. His first position was
that of organist of Holl Trinity, Alder-
shot, where he established a Choral
society and gave several successful con-
certs. And hu last appointment in Eng-
land was at the Chapel Royal, Brighton.
Aa an organist and choir -master Mr.
Newman has .hnwn winch .Afeieaey, and
the Memorial Church congregation is to
bit oongratulsted on having eerured itis
services
wale .t aheerora,.
1 large crowd attended the auct:.-u
sale ..f shorthorns on the tair ground
yesterday, but the herd of: Hoo. R.
Hawley were hardly in selling condition
The cow Ida was the favorite. and sold
for $140 with her bull calf a month old.
"Strawberry," a 4 yesr old cow, bred by
Humpbroy Snell, was bought by Rebis-
trar Dickson for $12ti. "Beaconsfield
IV," 1 year and 7 months old, was solo
to .i,hn Shipley. Gliaton, for $75. The
cants, owned by Mr. Hawley aro all of
g,,..l straits, and among those unsold aro
several promising animals, which can
easily be got into condition by any en-
thusiastic breeder
Risks la the sk wve firstplass owes st
the unrest 1p ROttI►Cz IWORTOW e
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t,.Aw Ax a•o P A A 00' Y
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te f.esa lrstrises s.rnrity role
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e6eda'yk M1. M link
PRiVATI' RAi.E Any person desiring
pert tenter* en to any of the above, or destrleg
to purchase by private sale. may do .o br nai-
ls( on the undersigned. •t Captain Coes
British Exchange Hotel. Goderich. at any
time up t„ the day of trio.
RICHARID H. ftARVIS.
100-1 t. British 'exchange Bo•el
Iris
10th of May. Mr. Cloos. is a first class
faney painter, and his services aro much
appreciated by steamboat men
LAND roc SAL7. Mr. R H. Sarvis,
who is toppnR at tt.e British Exchange
i. offsrin soars
, both
• Hotel R
cN'rteh Markets.
este sale before the 20th Inst,., they
M M • fd0 es' will be disposed of by •uotion on that
( E 30 saw 5 » day. For particslarr see advertisement.
sr e o n I, Hien Salmon. Reim -aloe --Linear
town and tars. for sale 1i apt sold by
OAetnrelr.
wheat. Fat o• bash.
Wbe&t. (Mpring) • bush
Flour, • barrel..
Oats, • bath
F`eas • bnsti
Barley. • bosh
Potatoes • sash ..
Hai). • ton
Batter, • a...
9 dos.(nnpsokedi
April 1$ laic ( pts
le
051 0 0 M
73e A 5lel
Ott 9 013
sf0 0 0M
o it 0 gild
•cwt O}p0 w t:
cwt -.. 115 1 7.
Met s :, 1io
II
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drawing at next entrance examination is
prescribed ss follows -Outline of maps
common objects on paper. A paper will
b. set M drawing as gives in Walter
Smith's "Primary Manual." The paper
will be 'shred at ID marks While one
third in this subject is net ettastet,credit
win be given torr taw marks obtained in
'asbestos the total Rorke repaired for
i - e e$ frse"ivig
Mete Nasrerk, the lIeltiewret. t rear.' s
heed', bridge Su s Nearr7•
I ►m Wednesday last, es the mixed train
was approaching ('linter. free' Setif. rth.
and just before eminent( the Bayfield
bridge, engineer Ikaaneck noticed that
the mils were warred to some extent
and drew the attent:cgt • f hie trate to
the fact. There was no chance to slack
up, en the engineer pluckily faced the
music and trustlsd to luck and a 'tuick
"skip" M cross the tottering str':cture.
His judgment proved to be correct. cad
the train pawed safer over. hut not
without the. bridge goring ur.n.•stak
able sign% of being in pt ecsrro•ts ^.'-n
A couple of fine young bulls were put dition. ..,
up by H. Y. Attrill, but we enderstand iVheu Hancock arrived at~(`iintor.,
that the bide were not satisfactory to shout. w table mai • half further t .,lac re
the owner, and tliat the nsiraale will not ported that the Midge over which belied
change hands. Mr Ed Rossetbsrry Inst passed was unsafe The wet:nni.e+,
was the auctioneer • were immediately Mnt down to examine
it, and it wee found that ono of the abet
e twee mer■.e ... r. - '• metria was completely :tadetwtine 1.
- #• E igiueer Looney who was taking down
the movement for high lK en.+,•, w liiclt a "mixed" train, and who had beer. de
has suddenly torten* a feature ..f the It tained shunting at Clint ., was thereby
temperance cause, began in Lica M, prevented from creasing the rnndownsa
Neb., and two years ago the whole state l bridge. Had engine/re Hancock been
adopted the plan. The ray council of I{ Eve minutes x the siare
Lincoln originally raised the price to that oar rat terrible aseid(•falnt woulncered have
$1,003 a year ander the hnpre•sioa •'at
no licensee would be called err, and np-
pnnente of the measure believed that
surreptitiously sales would en on. There
were twelity awloona, and the proprie-
tnis of six met the 1.navy fee the rest
going out of business. Al on;e these
Os mese, who lied paid se well f•,r their
resulted As it was, Pete remarked to lot
acquaintwnce at the +tatte '.
'Well, Mac, to tell yes the trout, f
thought I was 'seat for ; but 1 ve 'Assn
there before, mid whoa t0. wa.rat oomph
to the wont, it's better for a fellow b,
face it like a van than te do tl:a rifler
thing '
privilerea, become practically special
oSest„ to see that n.. ,,i.e sold without a Rev. .:. t•' Austin, M. A., b. U , Pain
Benue. There was mush resistance to cipal of Alma College, fig Thomas, will
the new edea, especially in Osaha,where deliver a lecture in the M. E. Church,
the iea saloons becanits eighty aftet the Goderich, this (1*vauntiday*vauntTea
right to sell was .tpsnsivs, but the re- will, be served yt The tit's ,.f the
mining e dealers paid into the city tree..l lecture. "Money, and Money Makin*.
wwo.r
our, ,000, tutted of the $14.900 is an attractive one. end .hoeln Arsov e,
formerly received good •rid snce
1