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A TERRIBLE GJ 1JE.. Hastings, Out , Nov. I2. -A heavy ! THE HOLMAN
wind etorhu alwW
d over here t eight,
doing great damage. The spire of the
( OWt 1U Catid Church was blown-
eowm. Fawid Bros'. saw mill wan un0 p ERA
-
iA,ofed. Fallout, and sheds were deatey-
ed. Two inches of snow fell.
St. Catharine's, Nov. 12. -The ichr CSCOM PAN Y
Mary, owned by Coulon Bros., Thorold, WILL PER'JRM IN
missal the pier in trying to enter the. VIC'T }RIA HALL, GODERICH
harbor at Conneaut, last ni tht, and went o C
ashore. Tho schooner Edward t . elty, FRIDAY NOV.3rd 1883
owned brr Frei tat. John, ..f the city,
missed h } trying
Great Damage to iSh i:!ir1 on
the Lakes
\arretlr Escape of the wteamer. Gu: bee and
Maatteba t:udrrlrh erboeeer'I isobars
lilnrardlur :.east,. Vibe storm )Hill
Wets lar.
IsT IIS
t e pier on t 'i to enter Pert . . t i
Oil Sunday evening a storm arose, and Colborne harbor this morning, and went
'aged all through the uuht. Snow set ashore, but was finally ppulleff by tugs
in, hiding the harbor lights from the and brought into harbod o
r in a leaking
sight of the sailors on the lakes. All condition.
day blondest the wind prevailed, the Colchester, Ont.,Nov. 13.-Thesouth-
waves rolled over the piers from tune to
time, and many anxious wishes were ex-
pressed by our townsfolk for friends on
the water. Particular 'anxiety was felt
for the propellor Quebec, which loft this
port un Sunday for Kincardine. News
• came that she was on a reef at South -
west gale of Sunday evening still sun -
Plans can be seen and seats procured at 8het -
pard'e Book Store.
The Full Strength of the Company will be re
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tinues with increased force. A large
steamer and consort, bound down, are
at anchorage abreast of here ; the latter
having parted her tow line was unable to
proceed, and both are riding; out the
ale. Yesterday evening the tugs Bob
minden, and its she had many passengers Ylackett and Swan, with lifeboat and
and is big cargo aboard this report crest- crew on board, made an unsuccessful at -
e.1 much excitement. It was also learn- tempt to reach the Colchester lightship
ed that the steamer Manitoba was ashore
et Southampton, and the fact of these
two Beatty steuners being iu coiup:.thy
iu such a condition was regarded as sin-
gular. Some of the 'reports regarding
these vessels appear t hetes been ex -
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that foundered at her anchorage Sunday II •
eumbed to the force of the wind and ZLLUBTRATPID_
waves, and not a vestige of her is to be
seen, while all hopes for the captain's
safety are abandoned, unless he suc-
aggerated. The following is the latest ceeded in h►uuching his boat and reach -
news froth them. ing some of the islands.
Southampton, Ont., Nov, 14. --The Petoskey, Mich., Nov. 12.-Yester-
eteaemer Quebec; which was aground, day afternoon a violent gale was bl..wtng
le:csse(l herself this m.r[iitie, and is a tremendous sea into the bay. About
now waiting for the weather to moderate, noon O. M. Chase, auperintendelt of
when she will then proceed on her way State Fisheries, accompanied by C.
to Lake Superior. There is no Stupor- Brownell, his assistant, and G. M.
tint Outlive in the condition of the Arnlstrone, toreinan of the Petoskey
1ttenter Manitoba. She is still lying
mise waiting ft r a tug to release her.
About 3 a. in. en Sunday last the sclhr.
L C. Butts, of thr. :Menominee Trans.
Co., Milwaukee, laden with 1,100 tons
of coal, from Erie to Milwaukee, drifted
from her moorings on the other side of
the lake and found anchorage about four
miles from Code,.ieh 'harbor. She has
reuhsined in that, pu.itiea up the time
of writing, exposed t.. the fierceness of
the gals and heavy sea. The crew con-
sists of Mae, all told, and vs. Tuesday
evening the state and two sitilors put off
front the craft in a yawl to telegraph yet cane ash
for a tu,;,as the schooner had become un- C.:eb iygau, 3lic:u., Nov. 13. -The
manageable. From them it was learned "sch.8ater McVea, grain -laden for Mid -
that the vessel's canvas had been torn to
land, Ont„ towed in this morning, with
night. To day she has entirely suc-
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On Thursday afternoons gang of six Stugatuck reports the tug, Protection
Gyderich men were engaged to work the which had been reported lost, was off
pumps of the disabled schoon.••• to Port that port with a signal of distress hoist -
whither it is the intent, .:i of the a 1. Efforts are being made to rescue
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left the river a few hours befnre the
storm. The gale caught up with her
and blase her along at a terrific rate, but
she was headed for Goderich, a::d on
Sunday night made harbor. So ter-
- rific was her speed that she was driven
to the -far end of the harbor 011 the
island, where she now lies with her bow.
n land. t .tt-711 Sunday evening the wind travelled
at the rate of 115 wires an hour here. At
Presque Isle it is said to have been 120
iniles an hour ; remarkable, if true.
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ray & Williams, Goderich, lumber laden,
went ashore five miles south of liincar-
the tug Protection, captain and nine
men, hate been rescue -1 by the life-sav-
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The schooner Potomac, lumber -laden.
is ashore near Frankford, 31i_1i. A total
loss. The crew saved.
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snowing 8 and blowing harder than ever.
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ashore nino miles south of Grand.Haven.
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last night was central over the gulf has - _
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WE
DECIDED BARGAINS
IN
REAL ESTATE
IN THE TOWN OF OODERICH.
1. A Corner Lot !No. 201 on West street,
close to the Square, $300.es.
2. Lot 106, near the Park, very pleasant sit-
uation. with view of Lake, comprising sub-
stantially- built 2 story brick house, with
stable, fruit trees, &o.. •I..se.es.
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rent at 5100.00 s year, 101.e...es.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Cuder Power of Sale contained in a'Mor[t-
gage made by LOUISA and HENRY DOAK,
to the Vendors, the undersigned will offer for
Sale by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THE PREMISES, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1883
At 11 o'olook a.m., the following
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
Being in the Township of Ashfield, in the
County of Huron, and being composed of the
West half of the \West half of Loot Number
Fire, in the Third Concession of the Eastern
Division of the said 'Township, containing
I' FIFTY ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
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the schooner, Evening Stat, of (1,,(10-'' northern portions f 1 'm
rich, Capt. Johnston, went ashore at other parts uF Canada there have been
Southampton. The Gladstone to aloe, anew flurries. Stops signals coutinue 1
ashore near the same place. up thrcugaotrt Canada
The fishermen along the coast will LAresr.
lose heavily by losees in nets, boats, etc.
w 'Kiiicardin'.•, Nov. 1.2.-A terrific *11,• •
struck this town yesterday :thous 4 p.m.
3litchell Bros'. store front was blown 'in
and A. Y. Evans' planing mill smoke j t
stack nt flown. A brick house be- c
longing to T.J. Stewart was partly blown
down and the furniture inside ruined.
Stables and outbuildings generally were
unroofed and fences demolished. Lum-
ber piles were carried in all directions.
The gale increased during the night un-
til old settlers prcnottnced It tho most
terrific ever known. The south pier
suffered severely, a portion being swept
away, and one crib was seen to;tnove
several feet by the force of the waves.
The pile work erected lost year is almost
Al we go to press, at s late hour on
Thursday night, .a blinding snowstorm
las sot in. The wind is blowinv at a
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The tate AlexanderAadenea. • -
In the account, which appeared in re-
cent issues of sense of our local papers,
of the death of Alexander Anderson,
who was once a resident in this vicinity-.
at Ridgetown on the Canada Southetu
railway, there are :several .-rrors, and
therefore his friends desire that the
public should have an accurate report
of the accident which caused his
IL\RPF;It d ItItOTH :l -, New York.
Bast Family Nagger in Canada.
KiNG OF WEEKLIES.
\\EEKLY FIEF PRESS
3) acres cleared ; balance timbered with beech
and maple.
Frain house, Frani: Bata & La) Stable.
This Property- is Watered by a good Spring
Creek. and has on it an orchard of 50 fruit
trees; situate on good road, only nine miles
from Goderich.
TERMS EASY, and will be mode known on
day of Sale.
For further particulars apply to
W. Y. IIRUNTON & SON,
Auctioneers, London, Oat
Nov. 9th. 1083. 1910-2t
SHERIFFS SALE or. LANDS.
Cot•NTv GY !/croN. • Hy virtue of pp 4V, it of
Tu ten•:
;Fieri Faclru, Ensued out
of Iter majesty's county Court of the County
of Huron, and to IIIP directed and delivered
against the ',reels ;End Tenements of 'Wile
LiA%1 UlU'Y and ARTHUR (yANTELON,
at the suit of EDW .\RD TINDALL. i have
ecized and taken E88011(ioe all the right,
title and interest and equity of ,•edemptlon
of WILLIAM GI; \'. one of the above nant-
e -i dcfen tants in and to that portion or tract
oqf land lying and_totingin the Township of
Morris. County of Huron and I,'rovince of On- OD
tario, being composed of that North half of
farm lot, number tweet-. -one, In the fourth
concession of the said Township of Morris. O
and containing .me hnndrad &ere, of land.
more or lees, which Imola and tenements 1 2
shall offer for sale, at stye office, in the Court
House in the fawn of Goderich, on FRIDAY, Q
the TWENTY-FIRST day of DECEMBER.
1883, at the hour of twelve of the clock, noon. LL -
ROBERT GIBBONS
Foutitill Niirseos.
325 �iCRB_
THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION.
'HAVE THEIR
Fall & Winter St
NOW i, MPLETE.
BLACK & COLORED
CASH MERES
DRESS GOODS
PLAIN AND BROCADED,
IN ALL THE NEW 811113 3
A LARGE !TUCK OF
SALESMEN WANTED,Black & Colored Silks
Steady Employment at Fixed Salaries to all 1
willing to work. OR.e and WOlOEI min have
Pleasant Work the. Year Round. Thu Best thatw,the i have
t \'e ever
Sh
Good Agents are earning from $10 to $75 per
month and expenses.
ErTcrma and outfit free. Address:
19134m
STO$EUI WELLUIGTO3.
Toronto, Ont.
DANIEL GORDON
CABINETMAKER
Very Low Prices
•ND BLACK 6t COLORLII
Beadle UMeflkor,>� VELVETEENS
}boon band now the LitIREET 91r110111 of
First - Class Furniture
in the County, and as T now per: base for cash,
wilt nut be undersold y say one.
I otter Tapestry Carpet Lteingcs. front $5.51
upteards. Whatnots. good, from 5280 u!,.
Bew- Back Chairs, from 374e. np. and every-
thing
verything else in the samel proportion.
AT THE OLD STAND
Between the Post Office & Bane of )Montreal.
- f3.O]D RICF3_
Oct. 18th. 1831. 1012
EES. HEES.
50 del/antes •f Pure ,Nal:an :,n,1 Hybrid o
Her. for Salt. at tie
CRAirSPo D APIAr"tY ENGLISH,
Near Dungannon.
The }lees are in First -Claes Patent Hirea
and is Prime Condition.
Prete per SHOOe Reserded ■l. e. . $ a
Price per tie.Me Marled RI..'. • Al
Address : 13•393O , HARRIS,
Dunsannonl P.O.
Oct. 1it)1, 11181. 911.11
Plain and Brocaded. and at
Prices that Defy Competition
A LARGE STOCK
JAIES SAUNDERS & 80N,
>-
Sheriff's (Mice, Goderich.
-'apt. 13th. DiK3.. . 1968 -td
Sheriff, Huron. cp
ruined. The surf knt'cked down the death. Your correspondent obtained - LARGE $ PAPER AS H FI E LD .
tilling the tracks with sand, and block- brother of the deceased. For some tune
ing the Landon trains so that they are previous to his death, Alexander Andets
railway fenc.) and ran across the yard, the following from ''hos. Anderson, a ,
CUT AND PASTTEED 88 W MACHINERY. (tiSt ].v'l1ll
u:hable to start. H. T. Hurdon loses eon was in the employ of a neighbor,
sixty tons of coal by being washed into residing about two and a half miles din- Contains all the New..
the harbor. tant from his home, and was, therefore, ep'cial Market Department.
Barfield. Ont., 12.Nhfrequently unablespend his week -day tl to d k -da Altri••ultlira! Department.
ov. -Tho ecoon- tuenCapital Story Always Running.
er Nettie. is. of Southampton, Captain evenings with his family. The even- Ingenious Punic Column.
Funny lfumorisn-i .
Spencer. went ashore last night a anile
below hese. Crew saved.
Toronto, Nov. 12. Lost night's hues-
ing of the accident beide cold, wet and
dark, they did not expect him home,
and on that account were not uneasy
ricane, so far as ascertained, has not concerning him. Leaving h:s employ- It is Jest the Thing for the Family•
done much damage in the city beyond er's house with the Intention of again -
bowing down fences and signr, breaking returning that evening-, he called on a o youit (0.
hoary the paper
will he forward-
ed window glasslir slant wires and up- friend with whom he had some business
root nl a few trees. Two schooners were to trat, bat while he was there h
ns.^e
driven from their mooring's, and are now changed his mind and determined to 11"
lying aground at the island. Burns & home. To do so he took • road which
house was blown down crosses the
C. b. R. a few rods eau of
and the ice elesatur involved in wreck. the Ridgetown station house, finding his
Graham's it..
U,sa estimated at $2,500.
way obstructed by • ter on the track,
Belleville, Ont., Nov. 12.-A minis- being near sighted, he began to grope
lure cyclone swept over this city about ills way around it, and in doing so fell
ft o'clock .last night, doing a large into a cattle guard striking heed
sensible by the fall, he was drown
amount ..f ;damage. A lsrge ppr.�rtion a against one of the rails.
0 0 rt�n block bs
in -
the root/ f the Rbc od, there being mime water in the
Front street. was blown off, and several cattle guard at the time The railway
other roofs more ••r leas damaged.Child officials at Ridgetown by allowing this
Heys were blown down, windows woke*,
all
ear to remain at the crossing, a position
fand 'down d II
ed 1 h thunder and / guilty negligence
And fences trees
'own own In a where they had no right to leave it, are
parts of the city. The gale was meow of is disoha their
pant by iR taulg, t um er a ear dot and are lac tsspo4Ma t
fel downpour of had Whee the gale ! Mjyj�g.iiont ehie btnuge t Mr lugs
struck the Metropolitan Hall, In whick sae b ill• untimely end. -(Com
the N.lvetten Army meeting was base
held the rattling of venter? anased by
t
tdnted, and a r woke ,natio fol the 4.
.taira..1'•wn *hieb a great many peoples
tumbled .n thele haste Fortunately 11
tiso wood omitted :arm, hies linnet
n. eiasr•vwrMy her 1
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t' lea , I 14th 4.10. lat is w fe of
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AWPC ITS eget se Iw J . lips. ler
$i.71. Address
FREE PRESS OFFICE,
Loudon. (ln.
Nov. 1K drill 4018'
.w-,ar•oaaran I. 1871
TME HAMILTON PROVIDENT
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LOAN SOCIETY.
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hisabins esergwera inn oonsu it their twat on
�abefore enna fermis
dvaat tains else-
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ientaW .r1 interest loan taMw• and furthwr
par►kulars, apply to
MAMU Ei. PIsi.Lt)OK. tgent,
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DUNGANNON.
The subscriber wishes to calf the attention
of the nubile to the fact that bis (mist Mill is
now completed, and furnlebel with the latest
and most approved machinery for the mann-
fa.-tare of the
Best Quality of Family Flour
As he his also secured a first-class miller. all
these evArvalliag Oriels to hiss tea depeed nn
their being returned to their entire eatiefac.
tion.
A TRi A 1. SOLTCiTED.
THOMAS DISHER.
Oct. 15. 1063. 191.I - it
SCOTCH, ani
CANADIAN
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i.Il,.1er alld Maitile CIoIhs
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IN PLAIN, SCOTCH CHECKS AND
di BROCADES.
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Agents for Mc('lary's Famous
ROYAL. BASE BURNERS
AND OTUKR-
Coal & Wood Cooking Stoves
Steve fitting attended to by experienced work-
men on shortest notice.
`second-hand Stores Taken in Exchange.
'The Cheapest Houte Under t he Sun.'
West street, next to Poet Ot1►ce.
Ooderleb. Sept. 10, 11041.
WINTER MILLINERY.
Mantles, Mantle Cloths, Ulsters,
Dress Goods, Hats, and
Winter Goods Generally, for Ladies. Colborne
CALL AND SEE- Brothers
MRS. GIRVIN.
LINENS,
TABLINGS,
HOLLANDS,
CRETONNES,
SHIRTING..
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FLANNELS, •
BLANKETS,;'
WINCE' , '
&e., kc.
Clothing Maae E9 Order
A Ful( Line of Groceries.
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