The Huron Signal, 1883-11-09, Page 8,a
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♦TIlE I1 I; RON SIGNAL, FHIAY, NuV . 9, 18.P.
I .LO$.
Hallowe'en pass3d off quietly here.
Celb011ies
N. Baer has erected a tine frame barn,
361'42 feet, with atom f,ntulation. The
North side heating by jai=ta, parliu piste
and rafters.
A cattle buyer from Wo „ l.tock visited
this township re;eutly, itiol secured a
tine lot of steers..
This township is safe for R. es.
Shoat.
Charles Rutherford hag acwkted a
position as clerk in Dr, Tennant s drug
store, Lucknow.
Smeltzer, who a 'as retorted drowned
on Lake Superior during the past summer,
arrived back a few days ago ui real flesh
and blond.
. R. D. Cameron - has purchased a•.tore
in this place, and will open out in a few
months with a fresh stock
On' Monday last G. M. hilly, from
Sunteehill,' was duly installed as princi-
pal of our Scheel, in place of Mr, Cather -
on, wolf hr.i retinal from theprufession.
Colborne
Mist M. Kernignau has gam to spend
the winter with friends in Guelph.
Miss Addi 3 Fisher 1iaa gone to spatula
Cerin at Alin i College, St, Thomas.
Geo. Stewart has beo.t overseeing D.
Cantelon's apple packers for the past two
weeks':
3. 11. M,M,rc his ro-engaged at No. 6,
and will thus soon enter on his 9th year
in the one school.
Wet. Long hu rented hia form to Wm.
McLean, drover, who intends turning
the whole place into pasture.
John Snyder has returned from a visit'
to his uncle in Nebraska, and is much
pleased with that part of the world.
Beamillor.
las. Lunt; has :lid ties. lomat) just about
finished. It adds considerably to the ,
appearance of the village. We hope
(.there may follow his example.
John Stewart is building an addition
to his hot house. Tfie old ono wail too -
small to supply his customers. The neer
ehoshl hapt,rro t.. 1.t• .9ie, we will di ly
apprise yea of the tact. Mr. Agee, of
Wawisnueh, has purchased 1l. J. Craw•
ford's property un Ashfield street, and
intends erecting a faetoey thereon for the
manufacture of dog -churns. \Vis wish
the gentleman every seems in his enter.
prise. Mr. A. is a young esu of indom-
itable push, and there is scarcely a doubt
but he will b? aueeessfaL It is said by
competent outkoritiee on the subject that
he has the simplest mid best acting churn
made. -
Fire In lerassela.
A serious tire broke out at 7:40, on
Tuesday, in the harness shop of H. Den-
nis, in a wooden block un the east 'Weer
Main street, known as Leadbeater block,
including seven building,. Loss and in•
surance are ziveu as correctly as possible.
Mrs. Long, furnitpre stock, $2,000; in-
sured fur $1,500. Struthers & Powell,
dry -goods, $8,000 ; insured for 84,500.
Miss Robertson, dressmaker, $100 ; iso
insurance. H Dennis, harness -maker,
$1,000, insured for $400. R. C. Struth-
ers, two stores, $5,000 ; insured for $2,-
000. Dr. Holmes, two builuinyss, $81)1;
insured for $403. W Ainley, furnitare
stock, 8200; no insurance. A. Veil,
spring beds, $800;, no insurance. W.
Blashill, butcher, $203 ; insurance $100.
Joseph Laird, barber, $100 ; no iusur•
encu J. Leckie, loss on building, $300;
insured fir 81,500. W. Nightingale &
Cu., dry -goods, damaged with smoke and
water, 81,000 ; fully insured. Ph,euix
block, owned by Dr. Holmes and T.
Fletcher, duma;c $300, covered by in-
surance.
Prcaestatlue to ter. John Jasniaeoa.
Tito followinz address, accompanied
by a beautifully bound photograph al-
bum, was presented to Rev. John Jamie-
son preview. to his departure fur China,
by members of the congregationsof Mag-
netawan, Spence, &c, among whom he
has been labouring with exemplary
fidelity, as a missionary for some two
years :
To Itev. John Jamieson :
DEAR FRIEND. -- We, the people
amo.tg whom you have laboured as mis-
sionary for some time past, have heard . f
your intended departure front among us
with surprise and regret. We are aware
that the nature of tier country which is
somewhat rue • :. as well as its late
settlement, makes the work of the mis-
structure has about 4,000 feet of glass. siorary toilsome and discouraging. The
Sidney Potter, formerly of this vicin- steady devotion you have manifested in
Ay; lately of Chicago, is spending a few your work.haa won for you our respect -
weeks in visiting his old friends hare.. and gratitude. 1Ve feel at present what
He hofs travelled considerably through , is often the experience of erring human -
the States since ho left us, upwards of I ity, that we only learn the !value of the
four years ale, and brings a good report blessings we' enjoy as they depart from
of the neighboring nation. u.. While believing you to have a sin-
care interest in the welfare of your own
church and appreciating the advantage
that church reaped from your labors, we
hive seen with pleasure your willinenesa
t3 aid all whom you could reach.. Ws
are sorry to see you leave your present
field of labor, but believe that you hare
The following persons were refunded not decided to do so without prayerful
$1 each dot; tax, having no dogs :—A. consideration. Trusting thst it is the
Hamilton, J. Hardy, S. Plummer, Wm. Master•. will that you should -labor for
S. Lawrence. The. clerk was paid 84, the salvation of China's millions, we pray
reeve $3 assessor $3. fur melt _ting ju- that the Divine blessing may be with
tors. Moved .by .1. Beacom, seconded you, and that you may be able to say
by J.Cux, that'the nomination f ,r reeve, with Paul : "For me to live is Christ."
•'••;,uty reeve and three councillors for Our hopes for your happiness are increas-
Golerich township be in Knox's hall, ed by. the fact that the young lady who
Holtnesville, on the last Monday in Do- is to bo your companion and helper in
cember, present year, at ,20 of the cluck, the work takes a deep interest in the
noon --Carried. T. Harrison, having spread of the Gospel. We hope that
refused to accept the position of town- our interest in Foreign Missions will be
ship engineer, Capt. 3. McDonald was increased by the knowledge that you are
appointed engineer fur ditches, &c., for laboring. there, and when difliculties
this township. Moved los, J. Cox, se- meet you, you will not in vain expect
conded by J. • lleaeoin, that the inun:ci- that the prayers of those you are now
p21 elections fur this township for the leaving aro preaouted to God for your
year 1884,- be held in the following success. Again assuring you of our
places. viz : Ne. 1, S. 'D., Orange hall, esteem. and love, we commend you to
4th con.; No. 2, 5. D., house of J. Pat- God, and to the word of His grace.
t, ri ; No. 3, S.D., louse of T. Harrison ; , Signed on behalf of the Mission Stations
No. 4, 5. D., house .1 W. Herbison, sr.: of Magnetawan, Spence, etc., 8. G.
No. 5, S. D., house of II. Efford ; No. i Best, Robert Crimp, Thos. Leonard, G.
6, 5, 11., house of W. Crooks ; also that l Todd, John McCartney, Robert Kepley,
the Lillian's: persons doe tMrputy return- I Thos. Wilson, Geo. McKnight, Samuel
ing officers, viz : N... 1, S. .larlinwtoti. r S. Wilson.
N. 4. W. Ilcrbison, sr., N. 5,1 H. E'
No 2, N. sturdy, No:. '.. T. Har:ison,-I October 2nd, 1883.
ford, Nt,. 6, W. Crooks—Carried: The' — •
1011( a:in; accounts . were paid, viz : - I THE WORLD OVER.
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Hutchinson,
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muni.
Ggorich Towashly.
Hula:seille, Nov. 5, 1883.
Council met to -day pursuant to ad-
journment. Members all present—
minutes of last meeting read and passed.
ciial election pnp:•rrs, :7.15: J. 11'atiacc,
rep tiring culvert, 1st con., S2; Inuit) a.;
Drt•sdale, gravel, 834.64; J, Connolly,
gavel, 810.22: 1:. McCulloch, gravel for
1t. R., 816: J. Elliott, Seth cull., gravel,
812: Jt; McClennan, gravel, 819.52; W.
Russ, gravel, X010.207 L. Manning, grav-
e S2
1 1;.
L. r .,
andl,thc n.,s 0.13;T. Mair,
lot ti4, M. C., gravel front J. Whitehead,
$15.1111: J. Calbeck, gravel, $24.80; H.
Sturdy..poning ditch 11. 11., 81.50; 11
Baker, gravel, $10.10. 'Ilia ceuneil ad-
iourned to meet again first Monday in
Decenihcr. .fame, I'.trrm, clerk.
:map:mon.
Politics aro k .tine a rub up now.
L. E. Munro Inas friends visiting him
et present.
Lev. Mr. McNabb, of Lucknow, r.ocu-
pied tile pulpit of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Quarterly services were hold in the
Methodist church last Sabbath.
Rev. L. 0. Rice occupied the Metho-
diet pulpit last Sabbath evening.
Services will ba hell in the churches
hero ell Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Rouent Pentland was visiting
friends in Berrie last week,
Mr. It H. Bliss, ,1the town .of Dur-
ham, county of Grey, has moved into
Mrs. 'tenth's house.
Mrs. IIurritt, alto has been a reeideut
of this alit'. for the past retell years,
has r.in .vee to tiodericIt.
The new changed mail trail* steep
with :'iteral and wide•proal d 'approval
in the, -esti e. of country. Under the
new whinge re will nest receive our mail
until eli•et tt'n ..'cfrtek et night, which
mean. at .r 11,11,1 next morning for the
greet. r •irt of the c.Hnrounity. Under
the In rat arrangement we receive our
made writ in the eyes ing, and can keep
/Ms with the i♦otaitlts w, rid.; but under
the her.. re••nlati• n..• 1,111 be a day he -
kiwi the teat o1 the w,.rI'l. it would be
well if the aul!Writ ;es eoald see their
wayclear to make arsine more suitable or
rangett•.ru':
A no r industry his ''rung tip in oar
very mites. We own t nmitiady affirm
tigt ee will In, • t al chimney" to
'web with .h. wt If theta
I 13y the breaking of a circular saw at
the Britiah Canadian Lumber Co.'s mill,
Midland, on Friday, Wm. Lowery, head
sawyer, was killed.
Boit. ne A STEM' CAR.—Annie Lutz,
the wife of a laborer, gave birth to twins
in a street can in St, Louis on Sunday
evening. A large number of cars were
delayed, and the Ipolice had to guard the
car containing the patient.
Six weeks ago a woman died upon
Wolfe Lland, opposite Kingston. Fear-
ing that her grave might be robbed the
husband erected a tent over it, and laevo
he has slept since the burial, and pur-
pcsteto continue his vigils for some time
to come.
SCALDED WITH Bo1LtNo Tarry.—Dilly
Martin, a colored girl, of Hamilton, was
on Monday sent to the Mercer for twelve r
months for throwing boilipg tatty over
her employer, Hiram Simon. The troub•
Ile arose out of a demand made by D.dIv
for wages. She claimed that Simon s
struck her first. Simons story was cor-
rod) orated by his wife.
COUNTY NEWS.
tolled frees mar aesaybt•Ratd...
Wood is cuu*intl duwit in petro in
IT was 111 years ewe loot Mruday mise
this haute of lulwtssar sae fought. i
RedeeNR Markets.
Brussels, B Oetsatecn. Nov, t, 1•q.
J. R. Grant, of Brussels, has returned sat, t en. t• beets..... . a 111121
f!
from Manitoba. tffhts.tf pro tf ►tea....... l to • 1 eb
' ft'teior.
M. Black hu been re-en=acted in B.S.
N o. I, Morrie, at a salary of Moe
' W jtb'!t. Scott sod Jue Fitzpatrick left
Br Is last week for Denver, C.Iu alt».
Gurrie is pager for a skating rink, and
the drill shed is to be used for that pa. --
pose this winter.
R. Curtis, who has resided in Morris
for the put 19 years, is tenoning to Al-
pena, Michigan.
T. A. Reid, teacher ut S.S. Wu 3,
Morris, has been re-engaged for 111.4, at
an advance of salary.
Scutchingg has comotetsoed at the Brus-
sels Six until. All the flax will be hous-
ed instead of stacked this year.
Mr. Campbell, of Goderich township,
was selected fmtn thirty &pekeants t•.
teach S.S. No. 7. Morris, for the unto•
ing year, at a salary of *400.
A Duff, of ,Hulmesville, los hsou t -u
gaged fur S. 8. No. 4, Odium**, at a
eatery of $400. Mr. Duff is a compe-
tent utan for the -position, and will give
good satisfaction.
Mrs. P. Thomson, of Brussels, tan re-
covered sufficiently from her late illness
tot enable her to to Toronto, for
which place she left last Tuesday to re-
ceive medical aid.
N. Robson, of Clinton, won the O. R
A. badge and the silver cop at the
twelfth annual match of the Huron Rifle
Association, which came oft at Clinton
on Tuesday of last week,
The proceeds of Jas. Daniels' sa_ie, in
Usborne, amounted to the neat sum of
$2,500, cows sold u high as $118, and
horses from $185 to $223. Mr. D. laves
for the laud of his birth, England.
Goole Carrie. —John Sample, of Grey,
sold three 2 year old steers to Mr.' Shep-
herd, .of Tuckersmith, at $60 a head
They weighed 3,870 lbs. These are the
kind of cattle that pay.
It is the editor of the Gorrie Enter-
prise who has this fall informed his read-
ers that
"The melancholy days have come.
Thu saddest of the year. -
Sandy Gibson, the popular reeve of
Wroxeter, will now be able to sing his
favorite "When the Kye comes bane"
to tha accompaniment of anew Heintz -
man piano which ire has recently pur-
chased.
Mr. Jas. Herbert has leased his farm,
lot 5, con. G, Csboroe, comeitui g 50
acres, to his neighbor, Me, S. Slimier ;
and intends removing to Biddulph,where
he has leased 150 Mara for a term os
years.
Thos. Nixon, 2d coo., Morris, has
rented his farm to Mr. S. Thorrington,
of Btuerale, for a term of Bre years.
Mr. Nixon's sale of farm stuck agd im-
plements, which tu:,k place on the 29th
October, was largely attended, and ex-
cepting horses, the former sold well.
Mr. Nixon, we understand. intends re-
moving to California '
SAW MILL P-RCHASED.—Mr. Calder
late proprietor of the old Brace sawmill,
which is situated on tie siding of the
G. T. north of Blyth, has purchased the
prui.erty to Blyth; known as Muuntoss-
tles mill, and will commence work in' a
short time. Mr. Lirit.gatosle has lensed
Mr.'Calderi mill building and will pet
his machinery into place.
Heavy SHIPMENT or CaTrLt—The
Clinton Net. Ere says . —Mooney, Craig
& Hearn made a very large shipment of
cattle from this place, on Wsdaeeday
to the Windsor Dis.illery. The ship-
ment embraced overly three hundred
head, and filled twelve cars, which were
forwarded by special trsin to their desti-
nation. They were lalusd at 816,000.
A PAINFUL Acv 1OENT.—thee -day re-
cently E. Watson, cattle buyer .1 ,Clin-
tou, was standing on the atati' ti plat-
form, and with a stick was toying with
the drag that holds tae seiuwl4i .e, han-
dle in place, when t'.o.'1r.'_ we, 1.seeued
Von t1 , ratchet. an I tine handle dew up.
;flaking hits a terrible i:ow in the face,
Several of los teeth were br.•ken, and
his free cettsiderab'y bruised ; it was a
wonder he was not snore seriously hurt.
Last Monday no,el,er ••ld resident, in
the person of Ruhere „McAllister, sr.,
passed away, at the age ••f 61 years. lie
has been confined t.. bed more or less ter
over a year and has been a gees;! sufferer.
The deceased has been a reaident
Grey for over 20 year* and was well
known and universally respected. A
wife, seven sons and Lire daughters are
left to mourn his loss. At the funeral
on Wednesday, which was largely at-
tended, his sons dieted to pelf bearers, as
the ret feast of their father.—[Brussels I
Post.
John Angus, 11 Brussels, who a few
years ago went to the ;North-west, has
lost three members of his family under
ery trying circumstances. It seems the
oldest daughter, Hannah, 13 years of
ge, was sliding on a pond, on Saturday,
October 20th when the ice gave way and
he was thrown into the water. Bart.
Dyman, 18 years of age, rushed to her
rescue but on account of her weight to-
gether with the ire was unable to help
her nut or get rout himself. In their
dilemma they called for help, and Thor.
Angus, aged 10 years, ran with a nope to
render assistance and in some way be too
Rot in and all three were drowned at
once. They were buried the following
Monday. Mr. Angus and family wil
have the heartfelt sympathy of all their
old friends m this Ir.eality.
Sir Charles Tupper hee cabled to
Ottawa stating thaf it is desired that the
exhibit made by the Dominion at the
Fishi.ries Exhibition should be retained
permanently in London. The project
Gtr the establishment of a museum de-
voted to colonial products is considered
likely to be revived.
The T.mmto Copperhead organ int in: -
Mee that there ere name seats in the
Local Legislature that oma be taken by
its party if they will only stretch out
their hands and take thele. But hasn't
this hand -stretching been a tell. over -
don. f Mr- Roe stretched out his hands
sot.ewhat in Lennox, and as a result Sir
Joie wet unnoted. --[Loads. Adv.rtis•
sr.
Dublin, Nor. 6.—Daring the pregrsss
of a fair tmday at Rethkesk, a tows
seventeen miles from Limerick, a faction
fight oectirtvd, in which arty persons
were wouedcd. The puha, attempted
to iaterfe'e, bet were stoned by ties mob
and driven athe ground. Roottivicg
reiwforesmsnts the police returned and
sucoseded in arresting 311 e1 the riueleted-
ell, bet while atnr5 Ing their prisoners
to the statin a rush was reade by the
mob. who mooed twelve of their mum -
rt d.s The others were imprkttr. sd
vi ..•stm
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Potatoes Y bash sew •.... oo le o 66s .......,...... ••i• e
UWtei Me......-.. ...... • It r 140
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Samos P cwt:.........4. • M d 1 011
Travelling C.In.
QQ! yy O1tAND TRUNK
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8tratf or d.ALrli ptNMIu 1.30pm . SM.Ianai .2.pd. INpm
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STAGE LINES,
know Stage tinily) arr. 10.1Sami2ypput .. chip
tneardlne 1 Ooum1aat ..
miller " (Wedaeedny
and $aturdar) Ar. &Min -MAN.
0 11 12 — —
Dram 3► cwt .. 0 70 0 I:' Banking
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Ise/11.l. ITAL
At the residence of Mr. Walter Hick Huron
rwsd. a Oet, 38th, the wife of Mr. ltd.
shortage. herneswuaker, of Chicago, of a
son.
In Brwoeis w the deb Oct.. the wile e' IL
Dennis, of • datt=irter.
DIED. '
In 0.,derieh, on MondiT. November 5th. l8R1,
Ada. daughter or Mrs. William Hyslop
aged U years and 8 months.
In Cie Township of Colborne. on Nov. !ltd.
IDA Dorothy Howell, orad 93 years ash 8
I n►unths.
la Msitland vine. oa Tsesday, November sift,
Bobo. Henderson, aged 09 yoats sad to
taout bs.
N(ORTGAt;E SALE.
t'lluder Power of Sale contained is is Mert-
atte made by LOUIS A and II LtN II Y DOAK.
to the renders. the undersigned will offer for
9s2e by,
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THE PREMidts, ox
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1833
Al 11 o'clock a.m.. the following
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
Being in the TownshlpD of Asbteld, In the
County of Heron, and beingoem ed of the
West half of the hest haof Lots Number
Five, in the Third concession of the Eastern
Division of the said T.wnsblp, containing
FIFTY ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
3) acres cleared ; bslanee tlmbere3 with beech
and maple.
From- Hussar, Frwwts Bart d Loj .Wable,
This Property is watered by a good
('reek. and has oa it u orchard of 51) fruuti
trees; situate on good road, only nine miles
from Goderich.
TERMS EASY. and will be mode known on
day of Sale.
for ftwther•particulars. ap ply to
W. Y. B R UNTON & SON,
Nov. fib 1883
Auctioneers. jp 6eedom Ont .
But Fajily Nensgaper in Canada.
KING OF WEEKLIES.
WHO FREE PRESS
LARGE $ PAPER
—8 P8c 2C13.-
- CJT NO PATTED BY NEW MACHINERY.
CenWas all the News.
Special Market Department.
Capital St
Agricultural Department.
id oey Always Running.
Ingenious Paste Column.
Fanny Humorisms.
It h Jut the T for the Fahy.
gTead $1.08. and the paper will he forward-
ed to you to January 1st, 1805
811,000 IN PREMIUMS
The most liberal inducements ever offered
in Canada to parties getting up clubs for the
Wstutty Feta Pecs!. Send for Premium
List.
w[ttiiay FREE PRIM* AND ritllas'd
ADVOCATE seat to 1st Jaaattrr, ISM, for
51.73. Address :
FREE PRESS OFFICE,
Nor. Is:. ISO. 1213 -
London, Onr.
HEP.IFF':; SALE t)F L-lel✓;',
('o r:Tro►'1i-'tui, ll;•vlrtnenraIVrit•,f
To w'
tT; Fieri Fxiaa, Tuned out
of Der Mars•>'. Comity Court of the fount}
of Huron. a' l to iso• directed and delivered
two the Lt•ot• ;and Tenon encs of W11.-
LIAMORE),"
at.. \It -II I It CANTF:hOX,
at the suit of EWA' ARIt 'i'INU.\LL. I have
seized and taken in Fsrcati"n n11 the rlght,
;emir;
and inter,•,,(• and .quit;. of redemption
of t\-ILLl. Al GREY. one of the above nam-
e 1 l.fen tants in and to that p{ortion or tract
of land Ding and Ming In the Township of
Morris. County of Iluron and Province of On-
tario• hang rnmposed of tic North half of
farnt lot number twcn S.enc. In the fourth
concession of the said Township of Morris.
and containing one hundrei. acres of land.
more or less. which lands and tenements 4
shoal otter for sale. at my office, In the Court
House in the 'town of Goderich ou FREI)A Y,
the T% NTV-FIRST day of DECEMBER.
1883, at the hour of twelve of the clock, noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff's OMce, Goderich,) SherlR, iiuros.
sept. 131A, 1883. i 1908 -td
ASHFIELD I
Grist Mill
DUNGANNON.
The aubecriber wishes to call the attention
of the public to the fact that his Grist 31111 Is
now completed, and furnished with the latest
and most approved machinery for the manu-
facture of. the
Best Quality of Family Flour
As he has also secured a Ant -class miler, all
those entrusting Grime to him can depend on
their being returned to their entire aaltsfac-
tis.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
THOMAS DISHER.
Oct. 18, 1883. 19134t
O.1 PLE . ii'ue+tree.
- -
Goderich Branch.
D. GLASS - - - - Manager,
Allows Interest as deposits. Drafts, lett..
of credit and circular notes Issued, ppaayyab
la All ports of the world. 1784,
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Paid up Capitol, • 1G,000,00u.
Bret, - - $1,400,00o.
•
President - MGM. WM JleMASTER
General Manager. - H'. /t. n..OV
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - Monaco t.,
Interco allowed oa deposit*. Drafts on o
the princip•d Towns and Chita In Canada
Great Britain and this United States, bough
and sold.
Advantesti. Firmer' on Notes, with onto
more ender a r+... ithotit mortgage. 1753
Folithill Nurseries.
325 .A.1._171.33:18.
THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
Stesdy Employment at Flied Salaries to MI
willlag to work. SIL81 sad WOM Y8 can have
Pleasant Work the Year Road
Goal Agents ars earning l to $75 per
Month trTerms and outfit free. Address:
STONEUI WELLINGTON,
1913.4m Toronto. Oat
DANIEL GORDON
CABINETMAKER
AND
Loadiii lludortaKer,
Has on hand now the IL ttteaOT STOCK of
First - Class Furniture
in the County, and as I now purchase for cash,
will not be undersold by any one.
I .tier Tapestr7 Osrpet Iounsea froth $5,50
upwards. Whatnots, good, from 5380 up.
Sew Back Chairs, from 373c. rap, and every-
thing else in the same proportion,
AT THE OLD STAND
Between the Poet Owes & Bank of Montreal,
C ODRIRIO ..
Oct. 18th. 1881. • , 1911
f
BEES. BEES.
te'(sloshes et Pore Italian and Ul"brld
Dees for Hale, at the
ORA1•7138'ORD APIbRY
Near Dungannon.
The Bees aro In First-r•lass Patent Hirc:,
and fn Pr:me Condition.
Tiler ocr alatle R.arile.l Ilse. • sea 55.
Price per tamable Boomed like. • ails....
Address: CDJZO . I3ARRI8,
Dungannon, P.O.
0 ,t. 11tn. 11153. 011-4t
WE :OFFER THE FOLLOWING'
DECIDED BARGAINS
IN
REAL ESTATE
iN THE TOWS OF GODEItICH.
1. A Corner l,ot ,No. 201 on West street,
close to the Square$.155.55.
2. Lot 106. near the Park, very pleasantllt-
nation, with clew of Lake, comprising sub-
stantially built r 'tory brick hoose, with
stable, fruit trees, &c.. $1.050.55.
3. Three and a half lots (nearly an acre), on
East street, with brick Foundry, now under
rent a 1
00.00 a r
• Ca 15.5..5.
a.
.4.
t on bank
$7.5. of Hover, near the station,
Tilts, properties are really worth much
more money. but must be sold to close out the
Estate, andaretherefore offered at the above
pi lees. Apply to
SEAGER & LEWIS,
Barri tern, Goderich.
Goderich, Sept. 21th. 1883. 191041
i N.tr)RPOfATED A.D. 1871.
THE HAMILTON PROVIDENT
ANI)
LOAN SOCIETY.
CAPITAL •1,n00,000.00.
•HEAD OFFICE, HAMILTON, UNT,
Intending eorrosrera will consult their best In
tereats b • examining the advantageous terse
offered by this Spof,V. before going else-
where.
For rates of lnte est, lata tables and farther
particulars, apply to
SAMUEL POLLOCK, Agent,
Ooderich, M17th. BEL lone w left
May
TAES SMAILL, ARCHITECT &c.
*1
Moe, Crabb's Block, Kintstoe st., Mode
Melt. Pleas and specifications drawn merest
ly Carpenter's' plasterer'siand mason's work
measured and valued.
Quip betnee in lathe eldest baud aug ter a Th w (Jh.
ee bstween the sa, daughter of The
the of Wales, tsewsittam years
of age, and the Dake of Portlaltd. Q-OID RIC1.
icago House,
The Bishop of Roe►esMr has written a
letter impression hearty approval of
Moody end est s ostosis. andurging
of the atab
tliehed Ch.wb b
htrpgra
glob ulna.
We hare made arrangements to deb
Taa lsemat with oily mere M the Mee
siren Wow : —
liA.1 ltoid DIINy wwGd • . MN
weekly Glob 11111e NMI 11111$
/Armlet t
GOLBORNE
BROTHERS
• HAVE TEZh( .
Fall & Winter .Stock
II `
NOW l.'ftfd'PLITE.
BLACK & COLORED
CASHMERES
i'lNOY
DRESS GOODS
PLAIN AND BROCAHED,
IN ILL THE NEW SII1DE8
A LARGE STOCK OF
B1ac & Colorgd Sits
The Beet that they have ever
Shown, and at
Very Low Prices
BLACK & COLORED
VELVETEENS
Plain and Brocaded, and at
Prices that Defy Competition
A LARGE STOCK
1
ENGLISH,
SCOTCH,
SCOTCH, and
CANADIAN
frwe==Zs_
UIsfer acid ManI-lc CJolhs
IN PLAIN, SCOTCH CHECKS AND
BROCAI MB.
,
LINENS,
TABLI N GS,
HOLLANDS,
CRETONNES,
SHIRTINGS,
•
FLANNELS.
BLANKETS,
WINCEYS,
dire., &c.
t►
C1othuii Made g Order
A Full Line of Groceries.
The Leading Millinery Establishment of the County.
PLUMES, I BIRDS,
VELVETS, PLUMES, C 0 I borne r.
RIBBONS, I LACE•
The Largest and Best Aesorted sleek M the County to Choose From, at
«, Wilkinson's, Brothers
Oederish. Nos.
nth. Ilal
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