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IZISAtIller.
i Foaasrea. --The following were iu-
stalled as officers of Court B.nmiller N.
88, fur the resuan(t six months, uu Alon-
day, Nov. 12th : C.R., A. Robertson ;
♦'.('.It., James (.Itdhili; 11.S., W. Rob -
'i ertson ; 1''.S., T. Gledhill ; T., T. Ginn ;
C., R4s': LSanderson ; S.W., E. Molt -
eine ; J.W, W. Allan ; S.D. • N. Mor.
rash; JeD., E. Jordan ; P,C.R., Jesse
111edhall.
• e • D»,»s>sst0li.
Rev. Mr. McNab of Luckno. , occu-
pied the 1'esebyterilt i church pulpit last
Sabbath.
Rev. Mr. Prichard, of Manchester,
wili'peach in the Orange hall here on
Sabbath evening next at half past six.
Rev. Mr. (':uweil hu been unable to
attend the revival services at the Nile
en account of sickness.
31r. Denoon, of Lanesvilie, is going to
leave that classic burg and start business
in this village. There is room for a geed
I.usinese to he done here, and, if ;lir.
Denoen COML.% up to the character that
1pre:edes him, success will be sure to
crown 1 inn.
The pupils of uur public school are
preparing for a grand ontertainmet.t at
the close of school.
There are some light-fingered persons
around this village at present. During
the past few weeks quite a number of
serious thefts have been committed,
Chancey Brown had forty dollen stolen
from his house seine time ago. B. J.
Crawford had a valuable Persian lamb
cap stulen off his counter one evening
last week, and he had a robe stolen out
of his cutter one night since. The
parties who took the cap would do well
to return it as quietly as they tock it, as
they are well known. Mr. Crawford
feels delicate about exposing them, his
suspicions alwut the parties who took the
rube are not quite so well founded, but
he is not altogether without a clue.
Araborloy.
COMMUNICATIONS. sew. C Phelan, the forger, who was
extraditru frum Canada, was aeutenceed
We do not hold ourselves reepoasible for the
opinions of our Correspondents. Contribu-
tors 4' this depnrttuent what confine them-
selves to public euestloas. bud be brief.
4
1t Bl•g. Algal..
To the Editor of The Signal.
Dkaa 819,—I was wgoh pleased to
observe in your last tsslte that my few
words of admonition to the unutterable
of Aii berly have produced the destvee
effect. Judgine frum the manner in
which he squirms and howls lugubrious-
ly under the lash, his sensibilities are
aroused to a sense of his error and the
import of ley few wurds. My purpose
being now served -exposing the traducer
of female character --self respect forbids
ape to bandy words with a driveller
whose vocabulary is as void of decency
as his utterances are of common sense,
`ARAN.
Ashfield, Nov. 114, 1883.
The Ambcrly Uotet maitrr.
A cerrespoudeut, signing himself
"Mentor," sends us the following :
"Dean SIR,—That we should have
local correspondents to the various papers
is desirable and necessary. That these
correspondeuta should furnish wholesome
material for instructive reading is also
desira''le, But wheu these reporters
make themselves the medium of slander
or insinuation, then their function is
disgraced. Unfortunately fur the cause
of veracity, decorum and justice, a prag-
matic swell has of late been furnishing
THE SIGNAL with items from amberly.
He devotes considerable ink to the abuse
of some of his Ltdy neighbors, and by
way of giving literary prominence to his
items invites the aid of the muses.
Judging from his production, the poor
dude must ha -;o been grievously fouled
No doubt they cunsidered it was throw-
ing pearls before swine, and gave him
mud instead. The hotel landlady of this
place has of late come in for a share of
abuse from this dauber in printer's ink.
Perhaps she incurred his ire by refusing
him "tick," or perhaps she consigned
The Ontario a lumber laden achdwuer, ]tint to the sponger a apartment (street) ;
was driven ashore near Pine Point- .du,•. or, it may be, a desire to attain the acme
of his ambition by rushing into the press
sante obscure gossip constituted a noble
incentive. In revenge this erratic donti-
uie circulates insiuueticns against the
hostess of the eteberly hotel. She keeps
a respectable house, and is patronized by
a respectable public. Travellers say that
she keeps one of the best hotels on the
road. If, on the first opportunity, the
hostess would take the brat over her
- about 10 o'clock on Sabbath night, .knee and administer a proper castigation
- where they remained till 4 o'clock next befitting his deserts,she would then have
morning. They endured much hardship the approbation of the surrounding pub-
. during that long and terrible night, and lie. Rumor has it that he intends to be
s ing the terrific gale that swept over Lake
Huron on the 11th inst. Shewas bound
for Goderich, and when opposite Kings-
./ bridge- Me elements conspired against
'_ her ioy. at` Icmnd
esptain MfurcKay, tenth=dereder itcunecessary
to tackso about and
uslsteer for Kincariandine.
But with all their nautical skill, the
" tbmpestuous sea overcame them, and
drove them to our hospitable shores
at Boston Tuead:oy to five years W the
wQsenitentiery. It is belies ed that it, the
list few years he has lowed fifty th .us -
and dollars in a of .t. rfeit r. i.n.y.
Roderick' Markets.
G0D9aiCN. Nov. 55.
Wheat, tFallt Y bush........... 111 OM ie $1 Oti
Whcslt, ISprir .1, t V Wish. ...... 1 (O' to 1 05
Oats. Si bash ...... ........... a e► f�pp • 0 31
Pres i• bush 0
Berle), i bush . .. .........
Potatoes Y bush new ,.....
WY doz. taapaekedt.....
e, 1..3.
059
040
7 59
o is
o 19
0 11
090
Bran, it cwt U 70
C'hop ar cwt........... 00
\Voo.l.... ...:.. 330
Hides... 850
"heepetins...................... 40'
0 0 I.0
e• 0 S
4* 015
e• 9 Ie
et 0 18
b U 9U
0 12
4' 109
;082
" 1 70
'• 400
'• 600
1 20
=Loans area insurance.
st500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
1411'' CAMEIION MOLT &CAMERON, Oode
•ich. 1750.
MONEY To LEND. — PRIVATE
funds -on freehold security. Apply to
Geo. Swanson. Goderich. 1878-6ut.
Q[;50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
ter on good Farm or first-class Town Property
•4 8 per cent. Auply to R. RADCLIFFE. 1731
�,EONEY TOLEND.—A LARGE
11 amount of Private Funds for investment
tt lowest rates on ftrstclass Mortgages. Apply
to OARROW & PROUDFOO'r.
^0,O*0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
eie on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgages purchased, no Commission
charged, C'orveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain morsel' in one day
if title is satisfactory.-DAVISON & JOHN
STON. Barristers. &c.. Goderich. 1751
RADCJ.IFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing first-class Companies. Also agent
for the CANADA Live STOCK INSURANCE Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town of
Farta Property. in any way to suit the borrow
er. Office -tun -stairs) Kava block Goderich
c`'(EAGER & LEWIS, OPPoslre M.tu-
L TIN'S HOTEL. Goderich, have private
FUNDS TO LEND,
in any sums to suit parties wanting loans, at
very low rates. 1907-
ONEY TO LEND.
A IarPe amount of Private Funds to lend on
Rea! Estate. Also agent for the Ilimilton
Provident and Loan Society.
E. WOODCOCK.
Office.- East side of Hamilton St., Goderich.
Goderich, Nov., 1st, 1333. 1915 -4t -
Banking
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - 91r,00o,cr' .
SU.RPL(72, - - • - 8J,000,004e,
ti
" also experienced considerable difficulty s preacher ! Fancy the reverend cox- Goderich Branch.
in landing the crow in the morning. comb preachialg from the following : D. GLASS Manager,
The schooner still remains here, togeth• Hu that backbiteth not with his ton -
or with the J omar Hine, which, being gee nor doeth evil to his neighbor .nor ' Allows Interest on deposits. Drifts; tette.
abandoned by tier crew, floated ashore taketh up reproach against his neigh- of ere -lit and circular notes issued, payab
I P during a previous gale, bor.' in all parts of the world. 1731.
Quite a different steno was witnessed of
remainder of Horst r s' letter is
gg of tdw personal a character. The best
talon When Mr. George Hames � A short reply from the prat writer moat
1
launched forth on the pia^rel waters of
't
11
on the 13th inst. by many admiring spec; points he makes are given in th'e above.
the matrimonial sea, Ho took .vith him close this anery controversy.—Ed]
an amiable helpmate in the.p•rson of -y CONDEMNEL FENIAN.
Miss Martha Armstrong, to blur him
sweet company, and to console, comfort 'Poole Found Guilty or the wurdrr of ken.
and cheer him during the various vicia- ay. -sentence of Death Passed.
situdes of a life-long voyage. Rev. Mr.
McQueen, of Huron, set them afloat at DublinNov. 20.—The jury found
their own request, and wheu the shades Poole guilty of the murder of Kenny
of night veiled the scene, a considerable after forty minutes' deliberatien. The
number of their. friends and neighbors court sentenced the prisoner to death.
whom they left behind in the gloomy He addressed the court and admitted he
valley of celibacy engaged in festivity was a fenisn, ` He cursed England and
and merry -making till the rays of old called for "three cheers for the Irish re -
Sol ditpelled the dusky shade, and an- public."
pounced the dawn of n new day: Lamle, brother-in-law of the prisoner.
testified today that he at tint thought
Leobura. Kenny had been an informer, but he now
-- believed that revenge for the seduction
of a girl led to the murder.
Poole will be hanged Dec. 18. The
judge in 'asslng sentence was dee:.ly'
affected. Ho said the evidence left the
jury no alternative, and he quite cencur-
-red in their verdict of guilty.
Before he was sentenced. Poole spoke
at length, earnestly at times, and in ex-
cited tones. Ho emphatically demes
that 17e murdered Kenny, but admitted
lie was a fenian. Ho said he would he
proud to go to the scaffold for being one.
fhe object of the fenian brotherhood
was not to commit murder but to free
Ireland from tyrannical rule. He
acknowledged he was in Kenny'a come
pany the night of the murder, but de-
claredlhe had no hand in striking him.
down. He was a member of the Leith -1 from 18 years of age, but timer'
belonged to the Vigilance committee.
His purpose was to wait until his coun-
trymen were prepared to strike a blow
for independence, when he wetild co-
operate with then(.
McLaren & Co. were moving a house
fur Percy Stewart last week. What's
ahe&d. -
.The first Smiley in December will Ile
sacramental Sunday in the Presbyterian
church here. •
The late severe weather took some of
the larders' ,by surprise 'as they were ui,t
eery well prepared for it in getting 0ts
their rout crops.
C. Jefferson, while patting his leer
;sway for the winter, was badly' stung en
Monday last. Thu bees evidently 1 a1
not slerethed their stings fu the season.
Mrs. E. Wcllcea, Of Albion, N. Y.,
has }Leen the guest of Airs. James Mc-,
Manus, Lelic View Farm; •for about a
menthe Site enjoyed this, leer first visit
I's to Canada, very much'
During the gale a week ago last Sun-
day, a chimney on one of our l=ouses took
fire. Gavin Clutton, who wee passing,
gave the abuts; climbed the rout, and
put ort the dames, assisted by some
neighbors:
Last week a tramp toot up hia.lodg-
s 40ing to the seboil house trisection No. 5i
kept up a gond tiro in the stove, and
i raptured 81,;oO by way of a scholarship
from the teacher's desk. He lit out in
the morning before roll call.
The Black Hawk steam threshers,
Elliott Bros., paid their first visit to this
section this solemn. They report the
yield of grain better hare than in the
neighboring tow]:ship. They make
things hum when they get their,q iachine
gain;'
Tr entexct.--The metnbors and nut
siderr, are taking quite. an interest in our
tempi.'ance iodate. We have visitors
night after night who nn willing to pay
an ail pinion fee. Wu would like veryry
much to see more of our young peepli
Juin us.
A Bie Out.. —The frequent cistts to
our poultry yards of a large ow•I has
caused touch sorrow to our euidwil'es.
Many a plump millet and promising
cockerel has been snatched by this ruth-
less p!nn,leror "f barn yards. But his
visits ir.' over. .tames McManus and
Peter :reart shot and killed it the
other ,int-. It measured 5 ft. 4 in. froth
tip t f wing, end was of a dark
;trey r. Wo at, (nntand that the
grateful 'n ]when qre going( to present
the e' 'fn ei-rkanten with a suitable
testi= .1 f .r ri,hliig then( of this san-
guine... 'oar• •, ."r
The 11 it 1'., ta. ' Argo. says the Nall•
vibe P, .r•• al.l•ear to have settled dome
tor th.• w'utvt tot an unlieensed torer91.
in w! i.•1 thee ere intimated, rend in
1,:, • ricin serve hehind the
A SOMNAMBULIST.—A strange case of
somnambulism occurred in Tceswater on
Thanksgiving night. Mr. John (troves,
a school teacher in that vicinity, went to
bed about 10:31 p.m., anti sometime
luting the night walked out upon the
verandah, where, iula!;utine lie was tak-
ing a near cut to school by crossing a
field and climbing a fence, he tee over
the railing and fell to the sidewalk, a
dist:.nce of about twelve feet. here he
is supposed to have remained in a seuri-
con'cious state for about two hours, with
nothing on him but his night-clothes.
On coming to his senses he walked into
the hotel, and was afterwards found
]yin;; at the foot of the entre being loo
much injured to get any farther without
asaistance. He wan removed} to his boil,
and next evening taken to his home In
Winzham. Medical nsslstance was at
once obtained, when it was discovered
that he was internel'y injured, and it
will be some two or three weeks before
he in able to attend to his school duties
again.-- [Wingham Advance
Enquiry into the charges alleged
against Sheriff Ferguson. of Front cue,
was commenced at Kingston on Tuesday.
A.et1.S 11911.,
I
All parties getting their sale hills printed at
*Mee a wit get • free notice inserted la
this' Het up to the (late of isle.
Auction sale of valuable (Firm stock,
the property 1.1 J. 11. Flynn, on the
premises, lot 10, Lake Nang., Ashfield,
by R J. H. Dtbmg, auctioneer, at 1
o .Reek p.m., on Friday, Noe. 33rd, 1983.
Mortflalto silo of valuable town pro-
perty in Clinton. at the Central hotel, h
10svld Dickinson, auctioneer, 9t 2 (*melt
. e. , ,,,t getnr•lay. Dee ?end 1101
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Puid up Capital, • $6,000,000.
Rest, - - 81,400,000.
President - ttu n'.0 MclilASTEII
General Afaaager, -
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - MAsa(.ta.
Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts on a
the principal Towns and .Cities Mn Canada
Great Britain and the United States, boelrh,
and sold.
Adrancesto Farmers on Notes. With onto
more endorsers. without mortgage. 175.9
LIVE
ROYAL _MAIL STEAMSHIP`
LIVERPOOL-LONDOND£ItRY-CLAS :OR
Every Thursday From. Pcrtlaud.
uruay ?am Mattis
THE Ott i': er SEA RoviTy TO AND FROM
:NGL \ ND.
Si'EED, t_'tts1FuRT AND SeFETY
UNSURPAseED.
16iutc•r' t.11'r(i,ekt/HC/tIS.
SAILINGS-3IA11. LiNE.
LONDONDERRY & LIVERPOOL.
SAR3IATIAN, from POHTI.AND, Nov. 2911),
HALIFAX, Dec.let.
SAIIDINIAN. from'Poan.ANP, 1) e. 6113,
IIALIF':\X. Dec. 8th.
CIRCASSI\N. from 1'uKTL,ND, Itcc, 13th,
HALIFAX. Dec. 15th.
POLYNESIAN, from PORTLAND, Dec. 20th,
iIALiFAX. Dec. 22nd.
PARIiiAN, from Peterteee. 4)1 . 27th,
f! �1,MF'AX, Dec, .rd:b.
PERU VIA N. from-1'ta:TlAN). Jan, 3rd,
(HALIFAX, Jan. 5:11.
SAIt1IATL\N, from PORTLAND, Jan. Leh,
HALlF'AX. Jan. 12:h.
SARDINIAN. from PoF.TI.AND, Jan. Va.
HALIFAX. Jan. 19th.
Pa•sehgere wis',;ng to ent,ark Al Portland
will leas eUuderich.on rue -days, at 12 o'clock.
The Ise( train via Halifax with the Malls
and Passengers leaves Goderich every Wed-
nesday. at 13 o'clock.
Prepaid certificate issued et greatly redo:cel
CAWS to persons wishing to bring their friends
out from the Old ('ountry.
For 'I Ickets and alt information, apply to
41. A1t31STitONG.
Ticket Agent.
Gedertch.
Goderich, Nov. 22nd. 15:3.
SHERIFF'S SALE (1F LANDS.
Cet•NTv or Hraox, (t By rtrtueMof a Aed it reitt
To wit':! Flari Ftas, =savem
of Her Majesty's Cnunty Court of the County
of Huron,and to me directed and delivered
apinst te Lands sad Tenement's of Wil,
I.iAM GREY and ARTHUR CANTELO\•
at the suit of EDWARD TINDALL 1 her
.died and taken In Execution all the ht•
title int equity of redemption
of W AMK IE tee et the above aum-
ed trllelttetta la �N�.og ta
that or tract
Metals Coa=t d II.�s..ad is of oe
1.110, ber(Twirl"
r prsoe
farm lot number twenty -oma,, 1. f `4
eonoeaslen of 1 he mstl T
and enntainln, owe �1sa of
more or I. w4bh 9t>N Mws1.NM i
shall � 9o�ffle�r�4tl ,we sallel,�aotf lmy Me�aeltw Inlimnthe (aUlrf
he TWENTY FiReT dry e( bor�n((` xiRft,
mak at the hour oft wave K the eleDD, MM.
ROBERT (I1HBONR,
.her1R. Heron.
Sherif'a suttee. Goderleh.
Sere 1114 laws In+ •
THE HOLMAN
ENC�LI6f3
PER
COMpANY'.
WILL PKRP'0114N
VICTORIA HALL, DKRICH
UN
FRIDAY, NOV. 23rd, 1883
eMASCO
Wlr OFFER THE FOLtWING
DECIDED BARGAINS
IN
REAS, ESTATE
COLBORNE
I V THE 'PO W N OF Ulll/ERIC'H.
BROTHERS
I. A Corner Lot INo. 7101 on %Vest street,
ekes. to the Square ii.7tM-M.
1. Lot 106, seer the Park, very pleasant alt-
r7atlon, with view 01 Lake, comprising and
atastlally buil 2 .torJ brick house. with
stable, fruit trees, & . CI,eee,ee.
3. Three and • half luta (nearly an aereh on
East street, with brick Foundry, now under
rent at 3100.00• year, 151,eee.60. HAVE THEIR
4. Lot on bank of ]fiver, near the Matson,
I 11111.011.
Plans can be seen and seats procured at Shep-
pard's Book Store.
The Full Strength of the Company will be re
presented.
POPULAR PRICES:
RESERVED SEATS, 50c. & 25c
AT THE
CASH STORE
G. H.OLD
The Grocer, has Thousands of Dol-
lars Worth of Crockery that must
be sold, and will be sold at
BOTTOM PRICES,
CONSISTING OF
. I`r
DIrER SETS, Plain & Figur1ed
al.
TOILET $ETS, Plain & Figured.
CHINA SETS, 30 Different Pat-
terns to Choose from—$:i up.
LAMPS.
GLASS SETS. HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
FANCY PITCHERS.
CRUET STANDS. Per Years •
&C., &C. HAIRPER'S BAZAR. . ........ .i4 IM
HARPER'S MAUAZiNE. . .... ...... 4 00
These Goods Must be Sold for fIAltl�t ltd �Vl(6KLY .. ... ... ...... 4 co
H.1 RJ ER"N YOUNG PEOPLE 460
C
worth much
more moThese neys bbuutmust re be sold to law out he
Estate. and are therefore °Mired at the above
prices. Apply to
SEAOER & LEWIS,
11 'rrl tars, Ooderich,
tlu terlch, Sept. 24th. 1843. 1910-tf
INCORPORATED A.D. 1871.
THE HAMILTON PROVIDENT
A\n
LOAN SOCIETY.
CAPITAL .leen saes.
HEAD OFFICE, HAMILTON, ONT.
intending borrower. will consult their best in
tercets by examining the advantageous terms
offered by this Society, before going else-
where.
For rates of interest• loan tables and further
particulars, ticulara, apply to
SAMUEL POLLOCK, 4gent,
fioder Ich
Uoderivh, May 171b, 1300, l801 -&n
1E034.
Ha rpor's Bazar..
ILLVgTRATED_
Ilarper's B.,: 1:• i. n+. mce the most hril
Balt and useful !funs 1 Journal in exist -
once. It is the iwkuu„ i , Aged arbiter of fash-
ion in this zouutry. Its fashion plates are the
newest and must at) hen ; and its pattern sheet
supplements and ec'rwmie suggestions alone
Are worth many times the cost of subecrip
tion. Me illustrations of art needlework are
from the beat source.. Its literary and artis-
tic merltsare the bre ht
,thew( oder. its stories,
poems, end essays arc by the drat American
and European authors. Its choice art plc -
tures would till portfolios, and Its humorous
cut.. aro the must amasing to be found in any
Journal in America. \ bust o'br'.ilant novel-
ties are promised for 1381.
HIS h Or Farm Produce.
COME
And Get a Barb ain.
MY STOCK OF
GROCERIES
is complete, and as Cheap as the
Cheapest in Town.
I'flare Just Received a Large Lot of
TEA
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that the subscriber wiehea to commence with
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The last Four Annual volumes of Ilarper's
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Remittances should be made by Post—Office
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Newsa,xipers are sot to ropy this a.f rertisr
meat without the express order of 11Aw'aR &
BRanal/es.
Address.
HARPER &BROTHERS, New York.
Andes Tea ' on the rise I am tendril to give JAMES SAU DERS UI SON
1
my Custotmers4). benefit of [t.
Call and Inspect my Goods—No •
Trouble to Show them, whether Q
you buy or not.
O
cc
cn
0
G. O. OLD, the Grocer.
Godcricb. Nor.' 1314. 1883.
Best Fahy Ramp' is Cada.
KiNG OF WEEKLIES.
\\TEEKLY FERE PRESS
LARGE $ PAPER
—£3 F'.AWS B_ -
CUT 3410 PASTED Ry NEW ►a3 I-ISEIT.
Contains all the News.
Special Market 1)e part uu ret.
Agricultural IR•part mens.
('appal Story Always Running.
Ingenious 'Puzzle Column.
Funny Humorism..
IL
McCLARY'S
.1,cnts for 31c('lary's Famous
NOW COMPLETE.
BLACK & COLORED
CASHMERES
DRESS GOODS
PLAIN AND BROCADED,
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES 'I.
A LARGE STOCK OF,
Black & Co1orei &i1s
The Best that they have ever
Shown, anis at
Very Low Prices
BLACK & COLORED
VELVETEENS
Plain and Brocaded. and at
Prices that DRfyirlompetiticn
A LARGE STOCK rf
ENGLISH,
n
•r
° Ister �lii(I Maiille CIotIis
Do IN 1'1.AiN, SCOTCH (if El'IS4 ANI)
-< BROCADES.
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It is Jest the Thing for the Fa»>ily, ROYAL BASEnFBURNER(S.
:rho red 31.((1, 0,11 1) 4 paper aill be f"rusr.! Coal W Wood Cooking Stoves
cd to you to January- 1st• e'5. UUt�
$11,000 I N PREMIUMS
The most liberal inducements ever offered
1 Canada to parties getting up elute for the
�Q EEKI.v FREE PRF -EIS. Send for Premium
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motor .arc .rat 40- to January, 1n,,), for
01.73. Address
FREE PRESS OFFICE,
Nor. lst. 1963. 1915 -
London, Ont.
,tot a tilting attended to by experienced work-
men on shortest no!ice.
`;ecowl-hand Stoves Takd n in hxrhange.
'1' he Cheapest House Under the Sun.'
West street, next to Post Office,
Godlerlch, Sept. 3:0, 1888.
TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
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rich. flans and 'specifications drawn correct
ly Carpenter's' plasterer's and mason's work
measured and valued.
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