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1' EL E H U R, O N SIGNAL, FRIDAY i[AYP 25, 181.
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eborlt. Mr. Jae. Ballantyne, B.A., Mm of Mr.
P.
Lem t I•. Me. Charier( Jefferson h ing t r to India
M. is P., them& a te�w I SPRIG tt OODSaMt Dtroug language a i►ot uecesritri{y a i iug out to Indo to a miasiouary tun [ew NEw
been laid up for euveral weeks with "lye" neither is this a "co centratcwt 1 weeks.
eN,n, htui which � � I • i
THE WORLD OVER.
(1, h is now on the mend. juke.
Dr. Martin Dud family, i Philadel- I loenone have been taken to the uoriue
phia, are suffering from metallic pois.u- in Nuw York saner April 1st fur ideutih-
iug, caused by eating ice cream. cation. t j
The W1'ashingtou postal Authorities I A Njw Yorit itLerper met f''athcr Itis,
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anticipate a surplus of $3,000,000 this I, era, of Brighton, Alois., on the street,
year-- twice as touch as last year. claimed acgaiutat ce, inveigled hits into
The assigner' of Green, of Ciuoiunati, I a asthma and robbed heat if $90.
urigival patentee of the driven well, have , The Guelph Beale ptufesses t . bate
began eighty-seven guilts fur infringe- 1 knee ledge of a cuuspti•a.•y 10 remote the
merits agalnt the parties wing these.seat of Pruvtuoul Government front Tu -
well. reale to Woodstock, Brautfurd, or Bi-
llie Manchester Branch of the Seg -l gursoll, with Wuudatuck the favorite.
MORE LAND. -Mr. R. Fulton' hes
purchased the old Canada lot of 50 acres
near his own farm for about $35 an
acre. •
Must Room. The Shoo Flies, front
(iarbraid tinier the command of Charles
Morris, builder, put up a large farts
kitchen with • veradah for Mr. James
Horton last week.
Ess Arlt. ----The other morning a large
wildcat was discovered in one of our
ar
bns. The party who saw it at once
went to the house for a gun. In the
meantime the terror of the forest made
its exit from over the granary through
the sheep pen, and took to the woods.
Several shots were fired by its pursuer
wounding hint a little in he flight. Since
then eothing has been beard.
Goon Suss. --In leas than three
weeks 11 head of cattle were sold to
Goderich butchers by three of our farm-
ers, footing up the sum of $561.60. Com-
bined weight, 13,100 lbs Also three
sheep were sold for $21. Thu supply of
meat we suppose would keep the good
county town of Huron of 5,000 inhabi-
tants in meat fur some time to come.
The whitesof twuuty-three eon neau
lish Woman's Suffrage Association has Josh Billings informed Ju•quu. Miller
forwarded • number of pamphlets bear- that he had once received $400 for twelve
ing on the q uestion, to the Association I words. A wealthy New York merautile
in Toronto.
Vtetrutts.-Miss Lottie Gentles, of
Kincardine, is visiting friends hero at
present. 1'. O. Mears, of Benmiller, en-
joyed a few days visit here last week.
The old gentleman likes our town well.
(ILD FACAti.-A warm welcome greet-
ed our aid Wwnutan from the Black
Sheep last week. A. N. MacQuarrie
formerly connected with our P. 0., now
a' resident of the bluff town of Londs-
boru, and Tom Hanlon of Clinton.
Both lads look well and hearty, and are
the same jolly boys as of days gone by.
No WHISTLE. -Last Saturday night
the mill employees struck fur wages,
whichldid not suit their employer who,we
understand, gave the 14 the G. B.
So our termers• wives have to use
their lungs once more to summon their
men to dinner. As we sent off to press
the matter is not settled. They are the
best staff of men who ever drove the saw-
ing business at Dunlop.
A Goon TIME. -Tho ladies of our sick
committee had s sewing bee at theircon-
sulting room last week. They were
:neatly assisted bet a young lady from
It is reported that Mr. John Bright
will shortly enter a practical protest
against the rejection tit the Deceased
Wife's Sister Bill by starring the sister
of his first wife.
A youth who attempted to crawl under
a circus tent at St. Thomas was brutally
mutilated in the face by a circus em-
ployee, who was only saved from the mob
by the intervention of the police.
Inter despatches represent the recent
defeat of the False Prophet as much
more severe than at first reported.
Many of the native chiefs have sense
surrendered to the Egyptians.
A so-called workingmen's ce ngress,
held at Paris on Sunday evening, ended
with a general fight. One man was stab-
bed, and several, including Jefferson, •
member of the municipal conncil, were
otherwise injured.
Infidelity removes nothing t hat isbad.
It only ridicules and denounces all that
is good. It tears down -it never con-
structa ; it destroys -it never imparts
life ; it attacks religion, but offers no
adequate substitute.
Win. McIntosh, of Algoma Mills, re-
ports that he was drinking in Detroit
with three men Monday aftsfpoon, who
enticed him to the river rind then
knocked him down and robbed him of
$84.
Great doubts are expressed in London
as to whether the Tynan, concerning
whom General Pryor had the correspon-
dence with the British Consulate, is the young sten, named James H. Hoover
real "No. 1." It is thought Pryor hu and Judson Early, were badly hurt. It
been imposed upon. is feared that the further has received
Emigrants in British Columbia are severe intern•lsinjury. ,aaa. "••'
neatly alarmed at the rumors of the Ofb till laser in the health
house paid him that sum ; it wanted one
of his quaint sayings for an advertise -
meet. I
The evidence given before inspector
Dr. O'Reilly in the investigation into
irregularities in tl.e manauement of the
Welland gaol so far appear to go a long
toward substantiating the grave charges
brought against the •uthonties.C;)
An English herd of Shorthorn cowsr
are kept on bare boards -the estate br-
ine grass -aide up and straw scarce -but
each is provided, The London Agricultu-
ral Gazette says, with a stuffed sack in
front to assist to rise and to prevent knee
swelling to which heavy -fleshed animals
are liable when no such .precaution is
Liken. ;,,,-�a1 L
A Mr. Lynch, of Asphodel, was tined
$70 on Friday for unlawfully fishing.
Only one fish weighing ten ounces was
cs ht, w that it was s pretty dear fish
at $7 an ounce, MR when to its price is
added the loss of fishing tackle, it is
make to ake a than foreswear the
ge▪ ntle art for ever.: .a_�Ia •''s
s
The Toronnto Auxtli•ry of the Onta-
rio branch of the Dominion Alliance has
passed resolutions recoguising the value
of the clauses in the proposed Liquor
Traffic Bill giving effect to local option,
and disapproving of the proposed delay
in putting into operation the prohibition
of grocers' licenses until 1890
A serious accident occurredat Ayl-
mer, Ont., about 6 o'clock on Saturday,
by the bursting of s soda water geners-
(.odench. l I)omimun Governments intention not to coal b e regarding
throw open railway land for settlement of It
ahuuld be received with an -
this year. tion. It is asserted the Prince suffers
greet ain but he objects to the issu-
ETaUeLL.
Robert Laidlaw has been unwell for
some weeks with rheumatism.
J. A. Garlick was Lid up last week
with scarlatina. He is around sgs'n,
but his youngest daughter is, still very
ppprly.
Mrs. bIonkman and family have re-
moved to Detroit where her husband is
employed.
The handsome house and lot belong-
ing to S. B. Mertes was sold last week to
G. A Beer of this place. Mr. Mortes
family intend moving to Wingleen where
he has purchased property.
Miss Tessio Kelly was waned on by
tee members of St. John's Church on'
evening of this week and presented with
a purse containing $35 accompanied by
an address expressive of gratitude fur
her willingness and efficiency displayed
in filling the position t f organist in the
church. Rev. Mr. Ryan made the pre-
sentation. -[Post.
Peter Boer, foreman at William Rolff's
tannery at Windsor, was convicted Mon-
day of using a false weight and fined
$27.85, including costs. The weight was
found to be 25 per cent. too heavy.
Toronto has arrogated to herself the
title of the Queen City. If the cities
over which she pretends to queen it are
no cleaner than herself then her king-
dom is about the dirtiest in the world. -
[World,
News has been received at Montreal
of the terrible death of Captain Mitchell
of the Michipicoten Mining Co., who
fell 500 feet in a shaft. He was aiming
in s. mine on the north shore of Lako
Superior.
.Four hundred immigrant settlers ar- ture ; it affords an effective way of teach -
rived at Victoria, B.C., on Monday,only ing morals ; it treasures up for one, in
toffnd that the lands on the island and time, a vast store of useful, comforting
mainland are locked up for railway pur- and inspiring unstrung pearls of thought.
poses, with no immediate prospect of be- I
nig opened up for settlement. I He took eighteensyears to do it, oat
On Tuesdaylast the Czar entered l e did it. Charles Welling, in dry -goods
metthant, New York, failed 1865, and
(ittd.rich Township. Moscow with great pomp, and visited the compromised by paying tifty cents on
Kremlin. His reception was outwardly l thedollar. His liabilities were 3400,000,
1Vm. Weir sold his driver to Rev. R. of the most enthusiastic, character. An , cousequently s halance'cf $200,000 was
Craig for a handsome figure. attempt was made by the Nihilists pre- I left unpaid. Since that time Mr. Wel-
ante o alarming bulletins, He is much
affected by the political diaappointmenta
he has experienced, and it is said the
latest reports in regard to the ttegole-
tions between Prussia and the Vatican
have:been also a source of trouble.: se
The practice of committing to memory
select passages of prose and poetry, in
our public schools is an excellent and
very beneficial exercise, and we think
should be more generally adopted. A
high authority on educational mutters
has given the following reasons, which
are weighty and worthy of consideration
its this connection' It trains and
strengthens the memory ; it assists in
creating a love for pure and good literi-
Mr. Jas. Beatty, of the 9th con., has
sold the north half of lot 35, to Thomas
Carter, for $1,975. The bargain is con-
sidered a geed one.
Mr. H. Cook, of the 9th con., wall
start on a pleasure trip to the old coun-
try some time in June next.
1 STEAM THRE.sHER.--.1. G. Henderson,
of the 6th line, has ordered a steam
thresher front the firm of Watemus & hoard.
C,,. , Brantford, ani will make the rounds
Burglars operated at Woodbridge on
next fall. Jas. G. ie well known and Monday night. James Keedwell's store
will work up business in his line. was ransacked, but no plunder secured.
Prince of the Isles, Fisher, draft From Mrs. McIntosh's residence next
stallion, while at regular stopping place door a silver watch was taken ; front Dr.
un the 6th cin., made a dead set for the Grant's fifteen dollars, and from Rob -
groom who was putting a girth in him. son'a hotel $125, found in the pr,prie- which he.ctttried upon his arm, upon the
The brute got the man down and was tore pants pockets. railing of the bar, threw , Teti his close, ; seen in totUn.
preparing to make n meal oC him when The Russiac mulberrycan l e eaail fitting Prince Albert coat. $neat pulling l
Mr. John Elliott and surae bystanders y a gilt -framed purse farm his rocket,
interfered and saved 1 ion. raised from the seed. Sow them in gar- selected friar it s $id gild piece. which
den drills or boxes. If in the latter, lie held up, and smiling. said : "Thu is
visible means of support, isn't it i" The I
justice remarked that Jue would makes I
geo.i lawyer, and upon being satisfied l
that the prisoner had $30,000 in bank
and a house and lot in Chicago besides. I
ordered his discharge, I In all, other Departments me- e- Stock it
William Chamber, LL. D . the well- I complete, and Prices are as l,w as the
vious to the ceremony to kill the l'; Ari ling has had bnt one ..hject in view,
by a bomb placed in his chamber. namely, a settlement its full with his
While Mr. Gladstone delights. in fell -1 crenitors. Yesterday he completed hie
iug trete, Lord Salisbury is devoted to i eighteen years' task and to -day stands
tennis --not lawn tennis, but The real!
forth the noblest of r'ub'e men, a man
game ---Sir Stafford Northcote remains whose name deserves to Le perpetuated.
loyal to croquet. Mr. W. E. Forster
loves whist best, and Lord Randolph
Churchill is an enthusiast over the chess -
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' PE'CIAL ATTENTION Tit THE
FOLLOWING LINE.'4.
Factory Cottee, Roseate and Striped
Shirtiaga at a -
SHADE ABOVE DOST.
Prints in all the New Deatgns, from
,the Lowest to the Finest Fabrics, and at
prices that -
DEFY COMPETITION
Tweeds and Cloths, the Largest Stotk
and Choicest Goods we lace ever had,
and Prices Right,
Ins ewe ll "tea •
1.\\ a wish especially te mention Black
Cashmeres, Black and Colored Drees
iwSilks. and Colored and 'tt-hits T.ablin;(s.
Unfortunately.. there are too few Charles
Wellings in this world of Ours.
"Hungry Joe." the' noted bunko'
lteerer, of New York, who numbers Ge-
ed
`Over 100 Piece8
ear Wilde among his victims, was arrest- ( -
ed in that city last week, charreed with
being a vagrant and having re visible
means of support. When asked by the of ram- benidsoes from. cents t,. 45 cons
court what he had to any, the accused
tossed the rilklil (.(aver overcoat. I -the Cheapest Gaels cf , the Kind ever
Dir. R. M. Elliott, eau of Mr. Robert transplant when the seedlings have
Elliott of the 7th con., who passed such made two inches of growth. If in drills,
a creditable examinee m at the Toronto let then( remain ayear before transplant -
School of Medicine some time ago, ob- in Cover them with hayor straw' for
taining the degree of a M. D., and who the winter.
then proceeded to Edinburgh, Scott: nd,
for the purpose of more fully perfecting The other day on an Arkansas rail -
himself in the healing art, is now ill in road, an old gentleman eat, half asleep,
that city. His brother Wilham,of Aber- with a book entitled "The Train Rub I known editor if Cuumirers Edinburgh '
deen, Deltas, has gone to juin to the in. here" lying on his lap. Pretty soon he Journal. wee knighted the other day by I ),west.
valid ir. the old country and render him sank to sleep. The window sash fell the Quccn. It is underst• '•d that the
what assistance he can. with a 1c:ud report, and the old man offer cf Cuighthood was wade to the;
springing to his feet and throwing up his veteran publisher a few yeses ag-, but de-
Pe).wtati■a siimmipa. hands exclaimed, "Gentlemen, 1 haven't ellne-l. Dr. Chambers has reached the'
got a cent age of four acute and still cc ntinues to
Luan, May 21. - Fifteen families, Montreal, May 22. The address of write for the Journal. which lie started
etimberuti; in all about seventy members, the Irish Roman Catholic priests on
evicted tenant; from "reline, arrived at I Sunday last. warning the various nation -
the station here at half four this after I al and benevolent societies not to affiliate
main. They were under the sieperin- with the American leagues, is the topic
tendance of Mr. Jas. O'Shea, onmigra- ,,f the hour here. The leaden! of Irish
tem agent who had tw..vided places „pinion agree in the views of the pastors, semination arms ogee the perp
about sixty years ago. N-• man (,robs• ,
bly, s contempery well remarks, de.
series more than he such a distinction I
at the hands e f his s:evcreign The pub- -
liation of pure literature. and its urs- l
for them amongst the farmers through- I and condemn any uni.m with t.ew foci- moderate cost liar been his site through
"tit the township. A numlwr if farmer I sties in the State.. life. Associated with his brother .Rnb-
eith conveyances were awaiting their ort for many vein they had the pleasure
:snivel at the station f"r the perpnee laf I (ieeaa
•
irge Whingt-'n flet a -i -''n, ii; -m of seeing their i taiseserti.yj undertak- t
e •,nveyine them to their respective desti- I the I'nn entity of Vermont, a cetered ing pr'sper to renuiksl,k tIetree. The 1 detser►es special Molina.
tintions. The peer p>,•, lee 1o„kee to nun and 5aledelorian of tits college gonad schievei by the prductior r•f such 1
ct
every respewhat they rel -resented class. gave one of the best ora'ons •t
work is incalculable, and Her Majesty
themselves to be. the gradtsatton exercises at the Yale the Queen seems to hate •'.,nsidered they L�
Theological Seminary last week, ar.d he public recognition cf it as but et and ;j lb. of Tea for 01.00,
shares the Aurelia Hooker fellowabip for right. [Rance the ala•ve was put in type •
IRAs with .lotto E. Bushnell, s ruse the cable has brought us the new. of the
of Yale. noble old nun's death His werl
it is announced that Herr Lasker, the has n• t died with hits
1
{arliamentary leader of the National
$t
I.ther' party
Complete alk of Gr.ceries.
THE LkRGKST, STOR
- etF
WALL PAPER
tt't:� t uF 'l' Itis\'fu : I
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ItRzE'S
BOOK STORE.
DADOES.
FRIEZES.
FILLINGS.
BORDERS.
FRESCOES.
STESCIL DECORATIONS.
CORN ERS.
CENTRE PIECES.
EXTENSIOrNS. _
SLING DECORATIONS.
AND ALL KINDts u01"BORDERS, PLAIN AND GOLD.
The above Wall Papers are thin
seasonaDilE(T IMPORTATIt INS front
the Beat American and English
Manufacturers, and comprise all
their Latest Designs and Patterns.
can Nothing uequal them( either
in Price or Quality.
INSPECTION INVITED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Prices range from 5c. per roll
up to 82.50.
JAMES IMRIE,
Successor to T. J. Moorhou te.
North Side Market -Sq., Goderich.
The Best and Cheapest BIBI C1RRIAGES in Town
At Saunders & Son's Variety Store.
HOME MANUFACTURE
PHILO NOBLE
7
MERCH NT TAILOR,
NORTH -STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE, GDERICH,
-,(511.1. Fl it"I tl ei!; 331.86, 1 1'i
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Gents' Clothini in Fashionable Styles at Lowest Prices,
in S t' 1K 4
• eleassL L. 4'g'1TEM • arts l tl.(l. r1:n11A 1 t 1 r 4.1 tat\T4'LO.
,It.L=a rnenirTIT AtiTtsere TO. %OTC. T•1: 1arfD',e•
PHILO NOBLE, NORTH -STREET, GODERICH.
Dominion Barb Wire Company.
POLL MANtLFACTCRKB IN CANADA OV THZ
LYMAN FOUR POINTED BARB STEEL WIRE FENCING.
1 Thla wire fencing es made of thr ver tilt/do)tilt/do)u
hest .ht) of wire that n be procured, and 11.,
bath 1s the best arranged barb made. No better wire fencing Is In the market. which tact i•
attested for by its increased use by all the leading Railway lines in the Dominion. The best
is the cheapest ever time. can and wee It before purchasing and it shall speak for itself.
Par
fIJOHN A. NAFTKL. tole agent for (ioderic•hand ticinst).
I - Queen -... ...l Works celebrated
' 50 cent Japan Tea
As oderess 4'essearWw.
The present se•sinn of Parlisment is
fist drawing to a corse. it wiil, like a
snuffed out candle, h • remembered chief-
ly by the bad oder it leaves behind.-
1St. Thornes Journal.
The farmers of Canada will he pleased
to ibstn, on the Furth alatherey of Sir
Charles Tapper, that they are in the ha-
bit of driving their t. e t int cattle nn 1.
the railways to be killed by the locomo-
tives and paid ffirst-elms . r es first-slaanimals
1 the railway companies. Phis is a
thnrnnghly railway • i.•w .•f the matter,
erld tehtteseter eie•Ily They (i hoot
- The [lest fou ever saw fee the Prima
1 in the German Reichstag, Tbe New Pals hiss.
will [Meetly visit America. Lasker is by
birth a Jew. and was returnee(' party in I ols'n's Npttn.t.i cures l atulenee,
Berlin and pertly in• England, where he chills, spasms, and cramps. At Wilwrn'n
obtained an acquaintance with ennstitu- Nerviline cures promptly the woret
tienal principle*, which has had no small cases of neuralgia, toothache, Ittmhl$o,
influence npi'n Lit political career. He and eciatiere 1Wilsetes drnhstote.
it is formidable antngoniet in debate, and Nerriline is death to all pain, whether
deal the cumin man for the external, internal, er local. At Wilson's.
cost of 10 cents. Bus at once a 10 cent • i
bottle of Nen'line the great neer -ese.
.iv (i.,ld as tat W's'ilemes
es rrgar as Nerriline may}e tested at the small
r.Premiershipi t E ager the dews of Bismarck ( �) LROItN F RRO 7
and the Emperor His presence in the
I;nited hitatnt will create t 're"'1 deal of
1
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Castorine and Peerless Lubricating Oils
h:.+' e.n.• r, ata i. a large assortment of tl r )test hrand. of white lend mannfactur-r,
q.,ert; n , d free from one ounce of adulteration. Quality will tell.
J O H N A. N A 7b -"I' F L,
HKAP HARDWARE FMPOItII 31.
3
SHERIFF a TALE OF LAAUs.
('ot '4 TT or Hraoa. t er virtu of a writ of
To N -IT' f !Mori Facies boned nut
of Her Mtestier County (bnrt of the ('aunt!!
of Huron. and to me directed and delivered
4net the lands and tenement^ nAirgas
yllnw, at the salt et Amin. M,venMck.
1 herr seised and taken In Fxemit►on the fol
lowing lards Thr tart twelve and *half
acre. of tate Fest half of the Nnrth half of Int
twenti rune in the thirteenth nonresident of
the Township of McKillop. sod the Weil half
of the North half of Int twenty sicbt in the
Tbwrath rnnen hoahip of Mo-
K1ltepirtInthe(ArntiofofHtavers.
W1III'h lands andaslntenrrweneuTiwashall o(tkr for
aaat my fence. in the ('nnrt Helvre, In thr
Tows of (loderich on Pat seder, the Twenty
first day M only. b al
mete. st rho hoar of Twelve
of the Nock neon ROM. (1IHWONmac
oheelRY Mee siedeete• t Sheriff of Huron.
Agri' 11th MP baa^ Detre
Travemtsas esiedle.
GRAND TRUNK
EMIT.
Paas. Fxp's. Mild. Mu
God/. rii 114.Lv8.43Sm 12.40pm. .lee„e 1.40ar.
fte.aforth Ar.a.M 1.13 5.11 e M
!strut ford.Ar.7.10 1.441 'JO 11.10
wast.
Paas. Kxp's. Mf:'d. Milcd
*rat fora .Lt1t01pm 7.10pn. 8.15a RI 1.a6em
Stator h Ar, Itilt *41 a.On 5.40
(l*Aerie hAr. 1.16 1.10 A 48 7.15
44'TARF. 1,1N F.ti,
l.nrknow Fusee Ictally) an. 10.11em3em drt
Kincardine 1Ottam7am
Rrnr,lller •' (5t'rdneS4119y
and Mat larder) Ar. a mem . i e 9 10.
tonsorial.
w mom., PI1ACTTCAL BAF
RF..R and Nalr4eeeaer M'gatn rerun
thswks Qo Its . pnMle My post yatroays aM
w a eontlneawtt. n r ID s gar
ware 'w found his chs -arse t'arin,- nes
Mfr- 'tn.irr.-h i-5,
THIRTY-FIPT6i
WHOLE N1'MI
New .4
pa Nuttee-H. Att
W s a. d -J. J. W i
Te Rent -Mrs. u.•
Yu -1r :'oitune-A.
Two Free Leasure
Bedding ent Mani
Ib. Sale or to It -to
Rouse Want; i -t
Vh,,'s Your T. to
Spring sad Tamm
Waterproof Overt
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NICHOL`±
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tare l r ei 'gel o a
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\VANTED.--
• man to oak
M'•' tie expert"
WI .)e IT. The 1'•
`lrATERPIU.
1
The persot
u!i.lsoticeacol
s1r ..nae by pro).
HOU3S W.
able house
.5elOroera, Drawer
rhe) RENT.
T:.st Lrse brick t
and StanLy street
pantry s.4 cellar,
Fur particulars
FOR SALE (
beautiful bo
Yr. Rios. and for
Maloomeon. at to
Posswion giveti
apply to the ow
Newgate Street.
HOUSE FOP
ent house c
halls. and good w
corner of Waterk
reasonable. ADD
NOTICE.
All persons are
any meson on my
in writing front in
TRILL
ooderieh. 11 Ye
NOTICE. -7
('oorrppooratio
will meet in the
Uodericb, on T
All accounts &gal
in before the Mi
meeting. Pyran
May flet, lis>x1.
rilO FARMEI
11 to improve
Princess Hull rill
for service at m
(loderich Tow nil
ame of service.
May. 10th. POO.
BOY WANT
A boy about 15
understtrved as a
ering and Joint n
enquire of P. Sm
FARM TO 1
50 acres, nearly
and otbsr bulidit
lar. Good orcbe
quire of It. T. H,
FOR SALE.
A firs: clam L
whole house. an.
Held road. Oodet
!riving shed.har
iees, grounds w
,apply on the pi
Goderfeh Found
VOTICE T(_
Lr herebygiv
the undersigned
to sets
by save •a enfot
nese. ABRAH,
LIOR SALE
1r' residence,
Donald street. o
two tote. The t
carriage house
outldlags. The
rust trees, grail
For terms a;
Barristers.
VOR SAL}
Yalt:sole 1
pardton Store a
an acre of land,
iitook to store a
proprietor has
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