The Huron Signal, 1883-04-27, Page 140-
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ANo GENERAL iNTLLIL``'
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+;-01ERICII. ONT., FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1883.
New .tdverthemeru.
t gars. Geo. Rhynas.
'hush Wire. -J. A. Nate'.
i:.- West Hares. -R. Gibbons.
Card of Thank$. -Capt. Miller.
ito West Huron. --Rohs. Gibbet,
Painters Wanted. --E. R. 'Watson.
'lease Manutactare.--Ptaito Noble.
I1aby Carnage*. -Sounders & Son.
New Millinery. -Miss Jamie Wile I.
l'arI of Thanks.-Arehdeac•on Elwood.
Auction Salo. -Cameron, dolt & Cameron.
Important Anemia .cmlot. - W. ll. Ridley.
lttllLnerl'lead Quartacs. -Mies W1lkirses.
£Jentistrg.
VNICHOLSON, SUR/ UON DEN-
T(.l f. O %lead residence. West Street
thraldom* below Beak of 'issues', bete
le\ - Mf
Z`► ; People's Column.
DAINTsR3 WANTED. -A COUPLE
of good platen are wasted immediatt-
1 y. A y at Jaw H. Wetser's Paint Seep.
CARD OF THANKS.
ler oecers "tad men of Goderich Volun-
teers re toe rees thee sincere thanks to
the sat Meads d the town who have so
it .jird la every possible way to secure
Aha .ire to provide helmets for
the 1M. J. R. MILL ER. Capt.
-e CARD OF THANKS. -- ARCH -
1. llnUi Bl. gratitude tOODette he ladies ofd be
his
ers wonting la r. ter
An wen h. net to
.A rye great - seal Aad aotivltl..n -
our Art Loan Ea-
kene. 1. fad.
M halts•xprolaseed
touch s01a
a solacek M that all witkowt
, relates oast,d iil ce Tally to the let',
work be bad la heed. The Lord grantthattha
such a feeling '.sal be V
amongst ta. Thee taded.wIU (foderlch'ataad
out .5 • town to be admired and respected.
l IAUTION. - ALL PARTIES ARE
li hereby cautioned against .rn ntii.tise
Wit Martie favor re the uad n of Wawaneth, for the sum d
lilts, due 1st Oct.. 1003. and also of note
same
,n ray favor by (leo Kitson•
township. for 75, doe let Oct. 1883. The
notes have been by me. and 1 herby for
hid their sale or negotiation. as 1 will not
Ald myself res bye for their payment.
CHANCEY BROWN.
1187dt. Dungannon. P.O.
L!OR SALE OR TO RENT. - TWO
Li ACRES OF LAND and a good frame
horsee and stables. with three good wells and
I orchard of choice fruit, comprising ap-
p plums. do...leo • number of
g vines. The above is situated on inch's
"•irvel. neer the international Seat Block. one
mile from the "Square." and will be sold
e p or rented to a suitable tenant. For
particulars apply to Mrs. THOMAS DIXON,
or at this oMoe. 1887-R.
FARM TO RENT.
30acres. nearly free of stumps. Good tarn
and otber buildsngs. Brick cottage with Cel-
lar. Good orchard sad an fen,. e,1.. En-
quire of R. T. HAYNE'1 yheppardton. 138641.
FOR SALE.
A first class brick hottest. mile. under the
.c H
ole house. and It acres and on the l±a7-
1. -Id road, Ooderich.there Is • good stable aad i
i o%ing shed.hard and soft water on the prem- t
" grounds well Wd out. For
:pp*yr*leonn the premises or to M. eke.;
Auctioneering.
I TOHN KNOX, LICENSED ot
AUC
Naleslattended tin ell parts of the County. Or-
den lett at Martin's Hotel ur at this Aloe will
be promptly attended to. 18117.ff.
JAMES PRENTICE, AUCTIONEER
P/ and appraiser, tsuereror to John C. Cur
rip. the People's A eci ioa••er.l OMoe- Currie's
Old Stand. 187$-Iy.
HW. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
• the County of Huron. Sales attended
In say part of the County. Address orders to
Galeria* 1'. O. Ulan.
AUCTION SA LK OF VALUABLE
t'AHM PIiOPEl(TV.
(oder and by virtue of a power of sal,
contalu,d in a cousin tnurt gagr whisk will
ho pa•u,lueod at the cameo( aale,dated the Bird
day of March. 1380, made by one Hobert Tag
gert to the Vendor. there will be sold by pub-
Uo auction on Saturday, the lath dal of MAY.
Ism at t weI'.e o'clock. noon by John Knox.
Goderich. Auctioneela usat etU Comely of Heron. thIn tbe Town ollowf-
lag valuable property Heady --The weat bait
of lot number fourteen un the eighth (reams
sloe of the township of Wawanesk In the
County of Hums. co.talnies sae hundred
acres of land, more or Isar.
This farm Is situated uwo-bait mole from
the Northern Gravel Road. in a well tiled
district, two mild from the Village Het -
fast. three tulles from Duagaenos, an four-
teen miles from the Town of Goderich. an Im-
portant station on the Grind Trunk Railway.
The soil Is a good clad loam ad ls in •
good state of cultivation, and It is• well water-
ed by three good springs that never fall. The
hates are Incondition. There la on the
lace an ori•rd of two acres of the beet
mated trulu and a square -hewed cedar and
hemlock house, 30 z sx with a kitchen attaeh-
ed 12 z It. There is also • large hams bars.
Sol ie 711. • frame shed 32 z 2Y, alit a stable 30 x
t1.
For further 'articular, and conditions of
sale apply to
CAMILMON, HOLT & CAMERON.
Vendor's Soliolt.rs,
Dated Nth April, teat
Gojt
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALI'ABLE
FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
Under and' by virtue of • power of sale
contained in • certain mortgage which will
he produced at the time of sere. dated the
Fiat day of January, A. U. isle. made by
Christian Zepne to the Vendor, then will be
sold by public auction, on WednesdayMay
Ind. ISA at twelve o'clock noon, by William
Harrison. Auctioneer. at Morgan's Hotel. in
the village of Hayfield,in the County of Huron,
the following valuable propertyn•moly:_Lots
running numbers two hundred and thirty-one
and two hundred and thirty-two, in the V3 -
of Mayfield, In the County of Huron, con-
ning one-half an acre of land• morn or ley....
On the above property there is • good
frame dwelling• oiie and one-half stories.*
frame stable and a ood hard water well.
There is also a noes -class youeg orchard on
the premises.
TERMS :- Ten, poo rent of the p•rr.•ha.e
money In malt it the limo of sale. and the bal-
ance la Oto month thereafter,
For farther perticulars appy to the Auc-
tioneer, or to
CAMERON, IIOLT & CAMERON.
VWM. IIARRiSON, Auctioneer. Rayfield ix.
Dated 13th April. A.D. 1331, 1837-2t.
A ORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
ruder mid by 'i:tue of a power of Sale
contained /n a certain mortgage which will
be produced at the time of sale, dated the
Eleventh day of October. A.U. Igoe, made by
one James O4trachaa,and an assignment there-
of
to the Vendor. dated the ninth day o Sep -
ember. A.D. 1431, which will also be produc-
ed at the time of sale, there will be *old by
pontio
public Auctn• on esturday, the 5th of May,
11!81, at twelve o'clock, noop, by H. W Baa,
Auctioneer. at Martin's hotel, in the Town
of Ooderiok. in the County of Huron the fol-
lowing valuable namely mely :--Lot num-
ber fire hundred and ninety-two, in the Town
of Oodeticb. to the county of Huron oontain-
Ing by admeasurement ono 'ruiner of an acre
of lead, more er lees.
There is a good one and a half story frame .t
house in the premises in a good ate of re-
pair al,o a good hart water well.
Tbe property ie well situated, being a Oh-
io a few minutes walk of the Market Sonars,
TERMS:.-Ten per cent. of the pur:ha w
TERMS
en the day of .•• ale. and the tvlsuo in
one month thereafter
For further perti{ tl:ar, apply to t"r..la+.
` irnchen, .r.. ('olboree, the Auetioneor cr to
CAMERON. HOLT ec UAM14RON.
' Vendor', ttolieitor.
N. W. BALI., Anettnseer. 1887.31.
Dated lith April, A.D. 1883.
f.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS -NOTICE 18
herebygiven that all parties Iadebted to
, he undersned by note or book a000,nt are
revpaested to settle the same at ones and there
hy gave an enforced willeetaa. I mean busi-
ness. ABRAHAM SMITH.11i
"AOR SALE. -THAT DESIRABLE
1 residence, oorner Brittania road and Mc-
: maid street. opposite the High School. with
o lots. The house is in good repair with
orrtage house and stable and other out
outldings. Tae garden U well stocked with
rult trees. gape vines, shraberj etc.,
R. H. I,6ZZEN$.
For terms apply to Davison ,t Johnston.
Merriam,.
1.'1OR SALE OR TI) RiCNT-THAT
L Valuable Property known as the Shep
ardton Store and Post Ofao*, with quarter of
an acre or land. is offered fee sale or to rent.
-tock in store all new and fteeh this year. The
proprietor has other business which will re-
.,nlre his sole attention. Also the west half of
con. 3. E.D. Ashneld ; all neo land ; two
ad.baed', two good wells. a id comfort•
•Acre
frame horses. The lot contains 100 acres,
uf which 50 are cleared and all well fenced.
e,:pdning 50 acres heavily timbered with
For particular. address : R. T.
i11 q , Islt'Wpardson P.O. 1882 -
Tilebical.
(( 1 It McDONAGH, M.D. PHYSIC-
' 1. 11 N, BURG N, iso.. Gra, uate of Tor-
-into university. l.NerMeal of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians. Londoe. xhgland, etc.. R, ..
*t, C. P. R Ontario. ()Aloe and residence
Oppesite Bailey's Ilotel. Hamilton st.reem -
erloh
DR McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR-
(IKON,
UR-
DKON, Coroner kc. Office and residence
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street.
IJ O. M.AOKID, M. D., PHYSI-
.11. oleo, Margees sad Agq0000eeccber. Graduate
of Toronto University. OOeeeppoelte Camas
.,on k (,yostes's flask. Locknow. if not Is
oAee. '.souks et the Baak. 17e1 -y.
FIRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
1! Pnyelci$M Marreoes. Aosoaobers. He.
office •t Dr. Shannon's resideaor, neer the
g rol (loderlck. O. C. &RANSON. J. C. Hoeft -
lee
Legal.
Legal Notices,
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
THE ('Ol'\TV OF HURON.
in the matterbf tae (leard!ar.ship of the in•
tans children of
CHRISTINA 1VEIlt, tltgri:Asan,.
To all whom it Jong renccr,
Take notice Rut in applicatia;. v ill t e muds
to the Surrogate Court of the Cmtnt y of Hu-
ron• before the Judge in ('hamper,, in the
Court House In the Town of Oodnich, in the
County of Huron, after the expiration of
twenty days from the Aral pnhlio•ton hereof.
on behalf of William Weit of the Township of
Ooderich In the County of Ilcron, yenman,fer
en order appointing the said William Welr,
the father of the infant children hereinafter
same. Onardian of Christina Janet Weir.
Minnie Etta Weir, i41 Eya Weiland Andrew
McCullough Weir, infant children of the maid
Christina Weir. deceased.
Dated at (lode-! WILLIAM (Vg's by
rich this t±thdav , Cameron holt & Cameror,•
of Apri1.A unset • his Solicitors,
1001st.
D C. HATE4, i )LiuiroR R..,
[\r it Sir itemise ed tair sesare and West
, stoat. 1 ,1 • • I ow it Reuse. twok.ael.
name' to teal at lowest rates of lateral*.
L*lie t LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Amts., tees la ('hseepry kc.
OMs. is the Own •• Ooda**
lou gm's. ILA. C.4 R. N.
'moss.
!"t
ARROW £ PROODIi(►O.T1 BAR
l.,le kid, 1. T`Oerrow. W. Pnlfs a see
111101111 ! MORTON, B A R R i S•
S, /.,, oe , kO.derleb and Wlaet7tsw
l7. Mayr v., ii0deete J A. Mortes f
\ane.
on Tarn and Tetra Property at Iowast In-
Loans ane insurance.
N 1'W,5 ABOIJT !'TOME.
"A chis'''. among ye. Lakin' notes.
A. faith b, 11 prent it."
TOWN TOPICS.
Jest r •.Hived double barred b:-eech Aad
mantle I. seeing ,1. ,.r gun. Capital valor. J.
A. Nafl<•4.
Mr. UePeudr ui nor t.repar••d to tune
ppaw. Trice 11.00. Leas e your orders at
Imrte's Beek fere.
A "plastid sleek of frames on hand at O. B.
itotomos ria a apo Gallery. comer Hanitl-
Agnare. Iter t rorges the stead.
There may be some dispute as to who was
the belie of the ball os Tuesday, bot then is
no dteput.ng the foot that every s phv:o-
grspb taken by mallows' ted to b.• a
somas.
Alllpp' won o rrq,dre the use of a smoke
purpose of ourisg swat. can
have the rep mired eccowmodatlos et area•on-
able rase. tiattstaction guaranteed. Apply
to R. Gamma. Cambria road. Godes-kb.
The liquor anew* for the year 1883 have
bees aad cusr and tomers
en of W L. Horton ranted. The will
be pleased to lease that he will be 1n • posi-
tion to continue to supply their wants. :n the
liquor Ilse.
Our enterprising townsman. J. W. Weather
aid, is determined to do his share of the sew-
!•gni•okine braiaur of the oonwteHe haa
recently opened • branch shop in Clinton, op-
posite the Commercial Hotel. His Goderich
baslness wit' stilt be carried on at Sheppard's
bookstore.
If you intend to .to any papering thi3 S ring
Theyu should call at Saunders' Variety
have just received 3,050 rolls or wall
papers aendy decorations, which they are sell-
white -
week, and lmuchat vowt prettier nCheaper uhan Crespett
House ander the Sm.
Father Boubas, of Ingersoll, was in
town this week.
Mr. Glen, of the Nile, h s just retort.- t
ed from Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. RotLwel!,
were in town this wee::.
Newarar. •tt(.t . - • The Clinton New E,
is correct when it remarks:- "It is a aig
aificant fact that in every place in th
' c. uuty where two teem are published
the Refur.n papers enjoy the most liberal
patrot:age, aa:d are regarded as the bee
newspapers '1 lo as. who have eyes to See
can see at.
The Clinton .`: , • tee' says' -"Rev. J.
Wakefield, of GuJerich, was the guest of
Kr. A. 14 Fisher fer a few days, the ale
of Goderich being too raw for his en.
feebled condition Report states tbat
o-n.ference will Apr„tnt,him to this sta.
ti(.n, but as Mr. McD,estagi. has yet •n-
ether year to n•u.ain, it mime in until
next year.
•• L.tt.13.,' Ali. Sin IETY. -A ladies' ai
• I society was established on Wednesd
e last in connection with St. George
( Church. The following officers wer
Iappointer' : -President, Mrs. Waltert
t 1 vise -president, Mn. J. Elwood and Mrs
`Cattle ; sec. -treasurer, Miss McMickiug
committee-Masdames Rice. Parsons,
McMicking. Holt, and Williams, and
Misses Davis and Horton ; honorary
;members, Mesdam(s Dyett and Rich ;
active chaplain, Rev. J. Walters; hon-
NarEl-
want.
chaplain, \'en. .Archdeacon El -
M till IAA YEAR IN ADVANCE.
d SHOEMAKERS' STRIKE.
as The rlere Meads aaryte for nigher tate.,
..d teee1liens.
e ; "tt'hat are all tha shoemakers doing
to -day !" asked a reporter, as he saw a
number of the knights of the lal.stono
' filing *cress the square, dressed an holi-
day attire, on Monday morning.
‘
'They're client nothing,- replied the
(person addressed ; "they are out on a
baulk'.."
Further enquiry brought out the fact.
that the piece hands in the Goderich
shoe shops had never definitely settled
upon a bill of wages, and that owing to
the increased cost of living, the men
came to the conclusion that a died rate,
so arranged aa to give an increta of wag
ee to the worker, was necessary. •A
memorial to the employers was drawn
up, attached to which was a scale o'
prices. On Monday morning the piece
hands failed to turn up ; but before the
forenoon wore away the employers were
handed the memorial. Had the mani-
festo been sent to the employers on Fri-
day or Saturday, it is quite probable
no strike would have occurred. As it
was, the loading shops, after a few unity.
portant changes had been made in the
scale, acquiesced, and, with the ezceF-
don of one or two of the strikers who
gut "full," and remained "full" for sev
era' days, the men soon returned to their
benches, and no hard feelings were ore -
ated between roasters and men. The
increased rate is estimate' at about 10
per cent. The wages of piece hands
range from $7 to $12 a week, according
to the skill and industry of the work
men. There were eleven men en strike.
The following is the
"ltalaoate r_
To Mr. E. Downing. Moats. Downing& Wod
dup. Win. Moss, Thomas hall, and Henry
Rine*, Root and Shoe Manufacturers,
Goderich :
We, the undersigned journeymen shot •
maker's and repairers of Goderich, con
aider, that. in consequence of the great
increase in the coat of the general uecele
series of life, wood, etc., that we are corn
pelled to request an advance in'lhe prices
now paid for the undermentioned classes
of work, seeing that in the present state
of affairs we have no alternative but to
seek an increase in our rate of wages, to
enable us to maintain ourselves, and she)
those with families, in decency and con
fort, and that the state of trade •.0 d
business prospects generally warrant us
in seeking the »'.'ranee above referred
to ; and further, that the prices charged
for boots and shoes in the town are so
extremely low that we further consider
that you would have no difficulty in de._
mending and obtaining from your num
erous customers, a corresponding in•
crease in your prices, and that without
the slightest interference with the amount
of your respective sales."
Mr. E. Downing says the rivet inkling
he had of the intended strike was a hint
from a workman about it late on Friday
ANSW MAN 1"at, Oais Pl.e•r_-Mr.
W, B. Ridley, the well-known express
than, has boug::t out the dry goods and
grocery busters!' of Mrs. W. D. Shannon
at a rate on the d,•1!ar, and hay :ng add-
ed to the stock by new purchases, is de-
termined to lay claim to a fair share of
the trade of the town. Mr. Ridley says
Le is going to make a hum around the
wrest of Kin:;sh-•', street and the
Square
BICY•'LI•. --The V. .• Fre throws out
the following suggestion : -Goderich,
Wingham, Blyth, Sesforth, Exeter and
Clinteu all boast the possession of bicy-
clists, bot as yet all are more er less iso-
lated Why cannot a County Bicycle
Associatual be formed. teat would be
the means of bringing the different riders
together, establishing more intimate re-
lations, and in other ways contributing
o the pleasure of the 'cyclists.
Foe Bz11toDA. -Mr. J T. °arrow,
barrister, intends leaving for a trip to
Eernnda pert week. Ile per;-s•sel eueted-'
Mr. Coops, of Toronto, is now aezieg I
nrganist of St. George's church.
Rev. J. W. Sutton has been -at the M.
E. conference at Brantford during the
week. -
(t a regret to learn that Mr. E. L
Johnston, photographer. is shite ill .gain
at Lucknow.
Mr. Harry Morgan, the blind vocalist.
and his tittle daughter Fairy, were in
town this week.
Father Boubat Lad a narrow '.scale
from injury on Tuesday, owing to a
fractious livery home.
Mr. Robert Reid, who has teen on a
two months' visit to relatives lied friends
returned to Buffato last week, a
The Wingham Advance is astray in as-
serting that John Collins, the irebriate,
died in Goderich gaol recently'.
Miss Annie Donagh has returned from
her visit to Belle Isle, Mice., :tcconipa-
nied by her little niece, Miss Ella Proc-
tor.
Philo Nellie, the North street taiior, °
is making things boom in his lino. He H
announces perfect fits. See advertise-
ment.
Mr. John Caeser, of Gudrra.h, was sud-
denly called home pn Wednesday t• at-
tend the funeral of his wife.-[Wiegl:am
Tinges.
HARBOR MILLL. -The harbor mills
have recently received an order, for t'ee
C. P. R., to be shipped 17 leen at au
early day.
ng :t month or six weeks it, that ,unity
tale Mrs. Carrow will eccou:parry him.
We hope the balmy air of the CtulGtream,
and the chana'e of scene. will aid him in
recuperating his health. Mr. (Jarrow
has given much ; ersw,a! attention to a
number of important law canes litely,
and "eau down" physically, and is now
trying to build himself up again.
)(tensity Bau. -The military ball on
Tuesday night last was a suoeeas. The
attendance was good, the music was ex-
cellent, ar.d the viands were of the
choicest. On Wednesday evening a
promenade concert and sooial mss, had,
which was also wound up by a hop. An
Itotion sale of surplus provisione was
feature of the second evening', eater•
t3111menf. The thanks ..f the comeany
are tendered to the lady patrons who
exerted themselves s" indefatigably to
make the sone. of entertainments a auc-
coos Abut =100 were netted alto-
gether. -
CAIiIST.+.-=Cuderich section No. 39 C.
f T. The following officers were elect -
and installed by the Worthy Patron
. Hale, at the last greeting of the sec -
dew -Fred Johnston, Worthy Archer ;
Lin Gordon, Vice Archer ; Theodore
Hak, Secretary : Howard Cox, Asat.
Secretary ; Edward Cox. Financial Sec-
retary ; Frank Crabb, Treasurer : Miss
E. ?. Hal slier : John Newell,Guide
Miss. E. Clover, Inside :1' ; John Glover,
Outside W. The secticn has !Toned for
the summer season, and the ANortht Pat -
re.:: w'shea that the parents of the child- ,
rep wi uld visit the section eccasi;•nally.
eniei,l:t.n Ceti eel- Cue.. --The Code- I
rich cricket club was ref rear•tied on Fri-
day evening List fur the season of 1483;
The following office -holders were elect-
ed - President, S. Malcomrtott ; vice-
president, ('. C'. Pose ; captain, It A.
Stark secretary and treasurer, Wm.
Proudf• •ot ; committee of managentent-
T. Macderrnott, A (lrarsett, W.
It,.,., E. Duncan, J. Currie. The club
c;,.n, cork with a membership of 30,
rt'. v. all likely come to the front with
he hest in the county this 8eaeon. We
nder,twd the old lecterme ground has
been secured for practice, cud that t tilt
lass creaae will be at once made
Tat: New Oa'=.(N.-Mr..ioseph covet,
lie lecke tuner in the eelpicy of S. R.
Warren & Son, organ I•uildere, Toronto,
on Tuesday last commenced t:.• put up
the new organ in the Knox church. and
ospmpleted his task on Thursday. Mr.
A.VV . Smith, general manager pf the firni,
reantined the instrument en Thursday, f
and pronounced it satisfactory. The or-
gan is a beautiful clic, the tv,,odwork
being rf remarkably fine grain. Some
barbarian has euggeated that the weed•
work be psi..'-. darker. Such a critic
would find fault with the color a blade
of grass,or the hue of a poiocck'a feather.
The wood of the new , rgan is one r.f its
handsomest features, and is a credit to
Canada, as well as to the firer which has
'laden up.
Tu- "Ayr Lo*n.' --Althoct!: Thurs-
day, t9fle closed the public ethil itien of
the "Act Cyan," the labors' f the ladies
of St George's church did n -'t end until
Saturday evening The heifer task of
rets the various amides which had
been ea exhibition had to be undergone,
red that feat was on. of the heaviest un
dertakswiipp in'.ros ea'. .n with the event.
Oa I+aadey last public thanks were ten-
dered the lad taaitagera if the colleens
by Rev. Walters, Insistent reeto, of
St. George' sod is another column tot
this issue evil: lee found a Bard ad thanks
Brom V.:t' Arekd.eoon Elwood to the
{adios • d the 000gv ation for their geed
work. end to the general puhlie for the
peer retie patrnaette ta.eneded the exhibi-
tor. The elpeneee fn ecerteetion eith
the exhibition amounted ts. e$A.43, het,
despite tJ1st.Isrrge etittoent, the hander.ete
sista of fin* ifl wee netted, and placed
ht the beak to the credit of the Sunday
school -boss'. led. Takes all it all. the
members of tit. G.orp's ought to be in a
venation to shako heeds all around, and
forst a tent -red oonrriatelatice soeipty
a. !4ONEY TO LEND. - I'RIVAT.$
fines -on freehold ", -,r:•• Apply '0
Swaasan. Omlerkh. ten -sal.
TO LOAN. APPLY T' )
CAI" ERON . HOLT k ( A lot KP.(.+N, node -
,000• tatotree.
60,000 PRIVAfrTEFUNDS To{*L1difD
per seat.. ASWv Sr R R&DCLWVR. 1
ea pee
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
eraestaetbak orrowers
'Private1nfdel At IR/W td
Mettvow, AoiarI.k.
MONEY TO LEND. A LAR(.
assist of Private roadster lavestassat
e townie rum ea a 25-c1l s Apply
to {JARROW t PROUD
Kit 11055y to Ned at krimetOF atNAR(ere,, of
ay Mins or eharrest. MaA(1 M t 0/01t't (IN,
o Hetet
tett 1M1 1170.
$20,000 PRIVATE FUNDR V4t LEND
CA11[ERON, BOLT & CAMERON, rarvnt. Mnrtkegee pnrchaw4, an (betwttamior.
Mnyserr Betietter, In ('hennery. Sc. charged. ('oaveyeso( Fee. resesaabte
3ederloh Aad WirVliam M. ('. (i*meron. Q N. B. Btitle 1.orrowers
res Si IS
O„ P oWl wmn:..- ,in.inrtrh 31 x 'TON Rarrristetrs, L 'c.. 0otza. R jot
Pettit. Mull'.;;, of Belfast. l:.•, bene ap- I
pointed • county constable on the apple
cation of W. Kina!:atn, Fsw..,J. P.,AVest
Wawanosh.
We understand that Mr. I:. McNair,
Kt ex College student, leis I eel. put in
charge of the Presbyterian c nereeation
et Lucar. until October
Messrs. & J. Kidd ate oteet ildit;g
the tug M:try Anna, airl win have her
ready to launch as soon as the *atom is
fairly opened. --[% iartor. Echo.
Mr Nicholas Morrill:, of the Celli:tn. a
nisi saw nti•le Shepperdtor.: 'shipped t
seven car -leads of lumber to St. Mnrvs (1
this month, front Goderich statii't
Several of our towrepeople are teeth
tating on joining an eocurai•on party frost
Toronto for Washington Territory to t
pnrchase land with intent tr. settle.
I.00eteo Arrtslt l%uesea Os E. -The
codon Free Pru a kys : -Some rather
interesting facts were brought to light at
Toronto on Saturday in an alimony suit
of Ind vs. Old, ( Nilson Old,: the litigants
wife and husband, living in the county of
Huron, near Goderich. It seems that a
quarrel took place,and the wife ran away
from her husband, carrying with her all
his book, of accounts, notes, securities,
&c., leaving hien nearly worthless. She
then sued him for alimony, and obtained
an order from the local Master at Coderich
for payment to her of six dollars per week
from her husband during the progress of
the suit, or, as tho lawyers call it, for in-
terim alimony. The husband appalled
from this order to Chancellor Boyd, who
directed that until the wife returned all
the securities, notes, &c., with which she
eloped, the order need not be acted on,
and the wife must look after herself.
If, however, these are restored the pay-
ment of the $l; a week is to be enforc-
ed.
■araer Neter.
The Explorer is l,.ade.: will: •sts, fur.
her first trip this season.
It in now expected that the new tug
will be launched about Thursday next.
Z. T.'.ama's tug Despatch left yester-
day foe Cheboygan, Mich , to engage in
fishing.
The fishing fleet left to Thursday for
their first trip to the grounds, to set
their nets.
Navigation opened yesterday, Thurs-
day, April 26th. Inst year the lights
were first llt on March 27th. The sea-
son is an average one so far as the open-
ing of navigation is concerned.
The Todman cleared on Tileriday
morning with a load ..f lumber for Sar-
nfa. The ultimate destination of the
cargo is Petrolia. The Todman is the
first schooner to Ieave or enter port this
seaac.n.
H. Marlton A Son lime completed
four new fishing boats, which are perfect
models of beauty and strength. The
owners and names of the vessels being .
John Bain, "James Clark Donald
McKay, "Flying Cloud ;" Malcolm Mc-
Donald, "Flying Mist ;' and A. Faulk-
ner, Southampton, name not yot given.
The boats are each 30 feet keel and 35
feet ov
et a!1, Faulkner'. being lined REMARK.,.
throughout. When rigged and fitted up "W a waxed 'em." -The Strikers.
these are worth about 11,200 each. "Yes, they got the upper hand , f us "
-The Entph.yers.
a are glad that all the differences
are heeled. "--The Public
•"The sole cause cf complaint is that
they didn't hand in the memorial before
they struck.' -The Bosses.
"Never mind, we're peggiu.: sway
again." -The Men.
THE LANCASTER ESTATE
The Matter Flsally Wound up Cesspit•
memory Letter to Mayer Mertes.
The Lancaster estate affairs were final
ly closed up a couple of weeks agu,to the
satisfaction of the representatives ••f the
heirs -Messrs Frank Lanih and W. L.
Bellatti, and their legal adviser.. Tho
estate had practically been managed by
Mr. Horace Horton, the present mayor
of Goderich, ever since the loss ,.f the
ill-fated Golden (late, which went down
nn a voyage from ManFrancisco to New.
York in the month of August, 11462. Mr)
Lancaster a former resident , f Goderich,
and the owner of considerable {froppeesty
in the town, was a passenger. n the (fold
en Gate, and was drowned when the
vessel went down. Before his death,
however. Lancaster had appointed Mr.
Horton as his agent, to administer his
estate, and from 1862 until last June he
held that psition. At that time owing
to the death ,.f the last legatee who had
a life interest in the estate. the heirs
sent over as their representatives Menem
Lomb and Belled, with power i f atter
ney to dispose of the pr:.perty in their
interest. The conduct of the attains of
the estate under the administrat, •, was
examined into before the Muter in ellen -
eery, as directed by law• and so aattafat-
tory was the record that, before keying
for England, the representative* of the
heirs forwarded the following ::rte t•,
Mayor Horton in acknowledgment of
their appreciation of his faithful strwart+_
ship+ .
°ode,ich, loth Aprni,
Data Eta, -Le ring (deme'. sJta s
settlement of the Lancaster estate, w
take great pleasure in " hankie: you IDC
the trouble and pains yon have takes
h. '.sta. and we ,p. I e f !
satiwithsfietd with tstlw result t.( ytwr reara e-
ment. The settlement het weer, its boa
been satisfactory in every respect
l -ours very truly,
Kix. ARDINE SHIP YARD. -During the
past winter the building pf fishing boats
has occupied the attention of Matthew
Watt and John McGaw who have meal acquir-
ed un:re than a cal reputation for their
models of Bailin_ craft and for excellent
workmanship. The Messrs. McGaw have
for years been the owners of the %Vater
Lily. the fastest fish -boat en the lakes,
and held the Duffcrin elver trophy,
which was secured by that boat out sail-
ing the crack boats of the lakes a few
years ago. The Lily was built by Mr.
McGaw. The fallowing have had boats
built. or they are now underway, by Mr.
Watt --`'tam `pIan, a 33 -foot keel ; Levi
Lindsay, a 27 -foot keel ; Arch Brown,
of Inrcrhunm, a 31 -foot keel ; by Mr.
McGaw -Alex. Donnelly, a 24 -foot keel;
Dugald McAuley. of Southampton, a 33 -
foot keel. Mr. Watt purposes building
bolt 27 -foot keel, for himself. John
Splen is having the Kitty McLean re-
built and the fishermen generally aro
busily engaged in repainng and repaint-
ing their boat*. The average cost of the
new beats will be sheet $350 each. --Re-
porter.
A. P McLear. is builc'ing t: let: ex-
tension to his store, and is going to stir
up bncines•t in his lines when his itn-
provetnents are completed. Let it hum.
Mr. P. holt'. of the tiro, if Cameron,
A.lt est Cameron, presided as JudeIa at
the division court sittings heli on Mon-
day a::d Tuesday 1st'. at C'reditte. tt;d
Exeter respectively.
An interesting ere-ran:rne ha, en
ptepated for the High Ficheol entertain-
ment tr. lie held in. Victr-tit Rall to-
night, copies of which can he had from
members of the committee
Aw(mlEr Flax. A : ureehateteu
house ou Elgin -street, belengins to Mr.
Ju. Miller. was destroyed by fire ab•otrt
10:'4) o'tl'•c . t o Monday night, It was
iusureu f . $3:4. ('at:se of Hoe not
know 11
A r Int may break lin look over hie
garden all day long. endar: tnnustris,us,
eatiettchen will arose ap early neat mere-
inS. and undo the work in fifteen minutes
by the el, cit. while he is stretc!tine 1
Ulf in bed. -{Ex.
A•: rte tort B. B. C - -At a tueettng t,f the
shove rented Utah, recently task' a' the
Albion, Hetet for thLitsrpose of reereen-
ising, the following re were elected :
Captain. P. Fart ; See.. Wrr Yates :
Tru . is P. Wilkins tri. 'The club will
g i into- noesise at en early day
i eowtk Ss•.w. We hope f.urcitizets
will make every endenror.tn render the
Gower stir w to loo held oa the 2 of July a
need*. Prepare your.plants. CC. now.
Let tt - summer exhibition of dowers,
str.>,d fruits, reptables. etc, a.f 1 $3 l•,e
the best in the hntory of Goi}eereh lnr-
tictilt(r•
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Air. J.ha *strong. of Colborne. Ballet by
Wt. Horse,.
A very sad accident occurred near Lee -
burn nn Friday evening, last. resulting
in the death of Mr. John Strong, and
old and esteemed tesident of the town-
ship ' f Colborne He was returning
bonne from Goderich in company with R.
Bennett, of Sheppsrdten, and when near
the residence of Capt. A. Bogie had oc-
casion to get out of the waggon. It Is
import/sibl* to get an exact account of the
accident, as Bennett is snid to have been
toe intoxicated G, give a reliable account
of the occurrence. it means. however,
that the horse* starts,' suddenly before
%Ir. Strong could get into the waggon,
and that he wee kicked by nn. of the
antmais, and thrown under the waggon
whit& pealed over him. The horses ran
neatly thew quarter. of a mile hetero
they were stepped, Bennett being unable
to control tkuun by either voice or lines.
The accident was witnessed from Mr.
Bogie's hotg0e, and upon an examination
of the ,cone, Mr. Strong was found en-
ontlseooua, and in a dying oondition. He
ptae-d away rery sen after Mr. Rene
arrived on the epos. The deceseed was
sixty-seven years, are! hail always been
regarded as an in,lestrious mao, and a
geed and qiiiet neighbor. He leaves n
wife and six children. Forty five teams
followed his rsetliel 1,ct the cemetery on
Sunday Dr: Ure performer) the last
sad rites
Feiset l,►rg.
1. Btu.
On behalf of ,•,ttwelres and the heirs et.
the estate to Eastland
Horace Horton,
Uodeeide. Ont.
ihtrine thele Otaniinati.s i reit i
my to the Ana settlement, M. Chao
Meager appeared for Menem Limb sled
Boiled, Mr. J. T Garrote for the tablet
hetn, and M, 0 Oinl,raa f. Mr. aorta,