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0 GENERAL INTELLLGE
TII TT-UYH YEAR
a 1 IJ )f l.)u send
GOI)ERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1884.
McOIL.LICUDI'Y BRO111 Pvwttttl sata
$LMA YEAR IN A,DtAN
first a*vM/whets Vista Werk.
Annex OMetas-Mrs. O lry i a.
Parasol Vetted tltunm.Odoe.
Mosey to Loan disager dt Lewd
4;xOpedtiost Miss Wilkinson.
dervaal Girl Wasted -Ma Mese.
New M nosey Firm -Miss Pretty.
Motto, 10 Debtors -Jobe A. Mattel.
Els. ter wed Throat Dr. ltyersos.
To Mothers of Families -Wm. Kay.
seises hisg Wanted Joke A. Naftali.
Notice to the Public James McNair.
Weld Sail widen Seep Ren Price.
Chancery Notice James S. Cartwright.
Drl.kl•ytag aid WaM!rttcs--L Sharsaa.
M .ern t Reapers Repaired -D. K. Strnohae.
Dentistry.
( NICHOLSON, LD.S, SURGEON
JL. Demist. Oraoo and residence. West
Arm* doors bolow Bank of Montreal.
Ooderish ITU
She People's Column.
ARAWL FOUND- A PARASOL
1 was bund at Nairn's oorner on Wednes-
day. March Mt& The ooand ayr cor have
athi d:ai
tise SSSt. ApplMerino y t lbG (woe. IOW
SERVANT GIRL WANTED-GOOD
c
Ways w81 be ven M*& SHAW. Nor-
folkstreet.
servant. ApplyL -I1.
folk street.
WE HAVE $7,600.00 PRIVATE
1 FUNDSIOWl?it6 .1qSaIrL ePctCeat'.
on tbstcIass Farm Property.161CrtER Largeore
ssu.,lerlck. April Math. l5st. & LEWISt.I936-4t
WO
011 N i1E geed CES WANTED
t are wast-
e.t to learn Ste emakiw0. Apply to MISS
KRIS, over Sheppsrd's Book Store. orth
`
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
Al parties Indebted to ase for store a000e*0
f.,r nod, will be pleased to call and mule the
same by cash or note at once. Attar sty 1st.
ineereet and expenses added to an at moots
L•to unpaid. I must have money to carry on
m 1 urines.
JOHN A. NAFTEL,
Hardware Em. cis.
t;o tericB. March 37th, WM.rise at
OTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
11
diodes is herebywives that the ua o rslsned.
owing to lil%eeJta.1ao been breed up
his 51st. sad seed Mora and an parties owls"
him ate requeted se pay up before the let
Mev. to avoid Mimed eoUsctlou. Thio settee
is ImperMiva JXMES McNATR,
Seedrman.
Goderich, March 36tb. 1121. 1151-I1
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Loans ant, 3nsurance.
Legal.
ta00,000 TO WAN. APPLT TO SKAGER A LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
law CAMERON HOLT tCA31Rl'.ON, Oode Ooderlab.
Lek. • 1755. ('. l+a*otnL JR. J. A. Monroe.
E. N. Laws 1147 -
MONEY TO LIND. - PRIVATE
fundi -.s freehold security. haply to
Gees. Sweasss, O.4.icR latim.
60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
iv s good Yana or firstclaas Town Proper(
•t Spar osat. Asch to R. RADCLIFFE. Ina
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
•metmt t Private Fasces for tavestsse.t
et lowest rates ea i st-elass Mortgages. Apply
to 0 ARROW & PROU DFOO1.
•20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Farm and Town Property at lowest la -
hereat. Murtguges purchased. no ('umadmioa
charged, Conveyandns Few reasonable.
N. D._- wen can ebiain meee in one
11 title U entistaetory.-DAtl4O1 t JOHN
*TON Barristers. tc.. Ooderlcb. 1731
It RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
R..presenting tlretelasCompanies. Alseageat
for the CANADA lotus drone I cst•RAxcet Co.
Mosey to Mad on Mernpge. either In Town m
Farm PrMIMV. la y way to sant the borrow
Knell block Godericb
SEAOER & LEWIS, Orrottrt Mas-
TIN'S HortL. Oodsrich. have erivte
FUNDS TO LEND.
la o sutra to suit parties wanting loans, t
very low rates. 1107-
Legal Notices.
CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDIT-
ORSS of JOHN V ALOHAN and MARY
ANN TRAINOR. deceased.
Pursuant to • direction of the High Court of
Jubiee. Chancery Dlvldon. made in the met-
er of Re TRAINOR. infant. the creditors of
JOHN V AUGHA' and MARY ANN TRAIN -
OR. his demise:. both late t the Township
t Waw•aoslile the County of Heron. wbe
died in or about the month of Awguat. 1!Q
sod the month of March. le respectively,
era on or before the 7th dtty of A Met.
seed by poet. prepaid. to Metiers. CAtrt0Wn.
HOLT a ( AMMON, of the Town of Ooderlcb.
la the County of Huron. *Melton. their Chris -
Ilan and surnames. addresses and description.
the tui particular. of their claims. a state
agent of their accounts. and the nature of the
securities. IR stt 1 held by them ; or Ind excluded thereof they will be perseeptoril
from the ueneat t the said ing. Every
creditor Midair aay security Is to produce the
Mese before me. the undenolipeed. at sty
chambers, in Owed* Hall. is i be Cit t Tor-
onto, on the Nth day of April. 1121, at twelve
o'clock noon. beige the time appointed for ad-
judication oo the claims.
Dated fhb day t March, 1121.
JAMS S. CARTWRIGHT.
GSM Realatrar Q.B.D.
4 UCTIbN SALE. OF A FARM IN
ASHFIELD.
There will be offered for sale by Public
Auction. by Geo. Coote. Auctioneer. at Bat-
ya hotel. in the Town of (Jpdertch. at the
oar tone o'clock in the afternoon, on Satur-
ay. March IWth, . 1881. the farm .•owmot7
sown as "the Shaw farm." cony.= S5
ores mon or tees. and being Dont ne
half .e Easterlyt the Westerty b t t Let
amber Two. 1n the First Concession of the
ownahip of Aehaeld tin the Eastern DIvis•
mf. harts( thereon a log hoose and out-
oaaseeess, and a sever -falling creek tannin`
iroag0i the same. sad being well dr.loei.
bout Macaw cleated sod free from stn
sd the helmet,. about 11 thewld
s, beim` moy
=cleared. or unimproved. TM soil In the
hand part being prt.oipstir a stclase easily
moreand s the or Ps
to a lolay soil. AU the land could beout
vated It cleated. there beim no waste l
r arty neat for cultivation. About 8 oaor4.
t
ores In clever, and about 6 acre. In fall
►hest. The farm tames on a good gravel
..d leading from 0od.rick. which is about
mike distant. and there ie a school and also
chart* within about 1-s t • mite. An
pesment km been made with the premed
as sat, under which possession can be given
rlthla a short time In the event of • sale.
Also abort eight acres of tall wheat, aad
,beat.ight (teres of dowse have been sows ea
he property. wbkkwould get* the purchaser.
tse.TERMS per
ostaL10 be Mid dews tM nM perorate"
t
ones tthe peepshow urease. witheste to tie Vemilltoote oudt
t te
erest,
a ea paid to the Vendor's Solicitor wahines*
.sntb thereafter. The property will be sub -
to a teeseved bid.
Further particulars and condition will het
Stade known ex the time and plasm of sale. or
t any time previous on application to the
Veadat's Solicitor Dundee P. 0.
Demise. lHlb t March. A.D. tat.
GEORGE COOTS.
• Auctioneer.
T. H. A. BOGUE,
Vendor's Solicitor. Dcadas P.O.
ltae-3
EDWARD SHARMAN, d
3RICKLAYER AND PLASTERER,
NAST aTRBBT, u
s still ready to do any work i• lis line at N
.'.m•. Bricks, Flabricks, and other Buildleg k
Material kept oft rend for We.
Oodsrich. L.reh firth. IMM. 111136401 u
rid.
aULU3 FOR SALE • - THE SUB- a
l) SCRIBER leas fee sale two thorough• •
an d Demme bdM-a.e a dart red yeerting. std t k
e other a ligyear, ht ran raise two yea
•
Pedlgreep ot- both duly redeemed 1* k
'.miles Herd Beek. Terms may. ri
W. H. 0000. let It eon. 3. E. D. Cott
10644
For Sale or to Let.
`TORE TO RENT OR SELL -BE -
AJ iNO os metier of good gravel read. Horse
In repair. Store Iti[x4, with
It stories seed
store moat wood .21.4. stable sad i se,, in.d-
Y.O. and daily mat. Terms sssy.Ai ty to
R. T. RAYNlla6. ShepperdI- IMG•
a HEPPARDTON FARM TO RENT
3 OR SELL. • Sas. M acres .festal sad
free ot Nets; all well towed; two Wahl;
rood bars aad shed and other buildings, b- j
rttsdl s brick cottage M1* with Dollar (all
s. Z. of house; a .plendid orchard ; large creek 1
runs across the 11.. Terms easy. Apply on 1
pot misses. Lot N. Lake Shore Read. tow.ahlp
.1(ddb ' HAYNES. Shop !tea.
]rd IN AF D. SHFIELD12 FOR
50 ACRE LOT
BALJI-on Cos_ acres tdeer
ed, Wanes good hardwood. A good orobard
*elle( house. 41eld..lope tea creek reaming
aroma the lot. and are easily drubbed. Terris
Sheppeattes.
owv. Mesh to R. T. HAYNES.
lanai le, 19111. MI -
MI -MO LET -THE HOUSE AT PRES-
1 ENT occupied by the subscriber. cor. of
yWr est and Waterloo oo. ate.. Dederick Rent 10w.
thea sultaele >r1 . Is61liMMit
VOR RENT - A COMFORTABLE
1. Mur to let oe the wow of Newgate
sod A Reties .. at
torsions. Apply to JO
RIDGE OM
•
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE -
That farm..ossistintg of part Block "G.-
TownshiptColborne. half . mlis from Daa-
lop. situated es the gravel road. nth eon-. sad
reinpri.ing M serve, about le an res clued
_- 1._.....i mn rte the memle.s.
Abe :pnes creek reaming throw& 1t. For
fall particelais apply to ALEX. REID, 5th
Cee_ Cartes PO.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
An falehbellp,,silt
"A ciders atemag ye teals' seta
Tho Ladies' Aid Society cif Koen' Edward Sharman, the well known
church will held a baser is the vegan bricklayer and plasterer, has w, ides of
tore heat to G. N David Ita.Mn' og l'em ev«ng to Clinton as was snuwwts.
Thursday next, April Srd.
We give the opening chapter of sae
Tows ?MOIL new story this week. It gives promise
of being one of the most thrilling tate,
which hes ever appeared in a Canadian
paper.
James Mills, for the past couple .1
with J. Lurie, has gone t.. Inc old
years home, Fergus. Jim made a number of
friends, and no foes, during his stay in
Guderich.
The house on Victoria street, the
property of Mrs. Shannon, was sold by
public auction by H. W. Ball, lad Satur-
day.
aturday, and realised $710, P. Carroll being
the purchaser.
Rev. Fathers Miller and Kruta, of
1) C. HAYRS, SOLICITOR de.,I
.I Ohne onset of tae ssqquare sad West r1 Mt oar note paper and an swamis* stamped
etre(, Uolerlob, over Butlers boobture. .ti 's
mosey to lead at lowest rates of laterest. Ask for the "Solid Comfort" er "011vette"
Ciedmick cigar.
•LARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR Over two hundred no ewer Dassoes ta
T RISTE A 9titeItees. Nle Easter t.d birthday carie to chose from at
Ooderich. J. T. Gamow. W. Preedloot. iib leerier book store.
Go t.
W. L. Hertoe's
far
pure wines aa,1 liquors.
Cor South street and Squsr •.
OARIERON, HOLT A CAMERON,
lee Darrdtere.Soliettors In Cbaacery, fro..
• Oderlch and lspwQ
ha
. M. C. Cameron,
et p. HtWIogba M. eros Oodarlek. W.
a. 1751.
333et,ical.
T. E. CASE, M.D., C.M., M. C. P.S.,
Ord. Phreichon, Surgeon. A000ucbettr,
&c. Od0.-1'Chat former) occupied by Dr.
Hatcklasenl Dungannon. Night offite -Mar-
chin
Matds n bold, lap'
JB. WHITELY, M.D., C.M., PHY-
. [KLAN, Surges Acconebear, etc., M.
C.P.S.. Ostarta Odce-The Mare, f dos,,
Ham of Wilson's Drug Store. up stairs. 19131
GR. McDONACH, M.D., PHYSIC -
. IAN. SURGEON. to.. °miosis of Tor
onto University. Liceetlate of the Royal Col-
lege on Physicians. London. England. kc.. &c.,
lt. ('. P. S.. Ontario. OMee and residence
Oppostte Salley's Hotel. Hamilton stree„ t. -
erich
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON. Coroner ac. Office and residence
Bruce Mont. sewed dour west of Victoria
SerwL 1751.
HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
. clan. Surgeon and Accoucber. Graduate
of Toronto University. Omeeopposite Caster
ren & Camerons Bask, Luoksow. 1f sot in
edam. require at the Bank. 1753-7.
DRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Paysbctane, Surgeons. A000.chere, to
slice at Dr. Shannon's residence, sear the
Enol Uoderich. G. C. SHANNoN. J. C. HANML
TON. 1751.
EYB,
EAR AND THROAT.
DR. RYER.1O:1,
L.R.C.P.. LR.C.P.a.g..
Lecturer on the Eye. Ear and Throat, Trinity
Medical College Toronto and S n to the
Mercer Eye an .l Ear In rotary, u!let and
Aeries to the Hospital for sick ebihiree. late
Clinical Assistant Royal London Ophthalmic I "Rod" Fraser has been laid up for a
Hospital. Moortlehbs. and ('entral London
Throat and Far Hospital. 317 Carmen u ericarr.
T000!rro.
March rob. 1121. taS1"-
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUS-
TiCiI.
• CHANCERY DIVISION.
SEYMOUR vs. L.TOUZEL
A VXMIABLE VARY
ltibs 10wac►Ip M Osibesee.
le a Judgmes' and order made
w111 be add tbbytfpuuhlie auction
Eimulrw Iapprobation
s rot 12e Supreme Court 0
son Ion(
Jed are at tloderi.h, by
John Knox, Aurfw,nuer, of fled CuPiorn.
Hotel, (Joderich,
00 SAW-RDAS Tint
FIFTFt DAY OF APRIi. 1834,
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR BALI
-1s the village of Pert Albert. Hetes
(e sty. 10 saes ce good tamales land kir
rel . On the premiere are a ,nod fraise cot-
tage frame hers. sheds. et. Fat.. orchard.
e sed twee; • gravid nasi. masa ytedDom s health cosi
restesee to cbureh«. s •heols. .t.•.. nn loca-
tion men dswlrsble. V111,tg. presrertng.
good harbor. splendid .benne or trsde■man
of retired Derma of mems. as all. or pirf of
can be peed- Pisaaws's ria 1m -
NOR. y Albert_ nett2A. MMb-
ARY t1 .
FOR SALE
- THAT VALUABLE
term !sears
"Big Push" and the other alleged conspire
ten have bad their portraits 0 the paperer
bat they would have spperred to better ad-
vantage bad they been photos- by Sallower
the (loderech artist.
In the spring a young ulna's fancy
LighUy turns to thoughts of love.
and spring sults. The newest styles In both
gtr0000dds and .bares can be seen at F. et A.
Pndham'.. the fashionable tailors.
"'rite ice is breaking up. and navigation will
likely bo earlier than usual. but Mare is •1-
w•ye an open course to 0. IL Itobson's
photograph gallery, where first -clads work is
turned out in aU styles of pictures.
Read the advertisement of James itaneders
t s,,n. and call and ser their cheap loses.
Beautiful wall papers at low priers. Special
vainest. milk pars and palls. 411 goods low.
"the Cheapest House Under the Sun."
The ladles Aid Associat Ion of Knox church.
Intend to tare an apron baser. whit • refresh-
ment table, on Thursday, the 1rel of April,is
the store nest that occupied by Mr. U. N.
De-
vi'. All contributions of apron. or week aro to
be sent to the room on Wednesday. the Ind.
and contributions for the refreshment table
on Tour.day morning.
The wall papers and decorations received
this week at Imrte's beat anythln(yet shows
in Underlch for beautylndes'gn colouring and
cheapness. This 1a what is mad by those who
hese seen them. °old papers from 13e. per
roll upwards. 7*. Ior,iesf **ode wet of To.
ronto foelloarfrose. Inspection Invited. New
stock of Bawer pattcres to band.
Read "Eust•ce the Outcast."
Frank DIeGreq:or is home on a visit
Mir Kate Macara by returned from
Toronto.
Miss Ross is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Meyers, of Wingtam.
Mrs. and Mise Newcume have gone
Eatt on a holiday visit.
Mrs. McLeod, mother of Mrs. Wilson
Salkeld, has been very i11.
Auctioneering
TOi.IN KNOX, MINERAL ACC -
et TIONEER and land Valuator. Ooderieb.
Oat Having had considerable experience In
the auctloneerittg trade. he is In • position to
discharge with thorough satisfaction all com-
missions entrusted to him. Order's left at
Martini Hotel. or sent by mail to my address,
Ooderich P. 0.. carefully heeded to JOHN
KNOX. Comity A.ctioseer. 161Y4f
HW. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
. the County of Huron. Sales attended
la nay part of the County. Ad trees orders to
Goderlch P. 0.
Motels.
tin HURON HOTEL
410 et S.1 ULT. PROPR/ETOR3.
"The Huron Until' late the --Woodbine"
bas recently ben» refitted In every branch.
and is capable of eivinj sitlsfeellos In every
particular to the travelling public. The
enable in oobnection has been specially sued
up for the f•rnser's convenience. and Is le
charge of a Simi -class bossier. Rates for tran-
sient traveller, 51 per day ; special terms fur
weekly boarders 1 4S
HIGH COURT OF JIISTIO$.
nems
*Mee.
few days by a severe Cold.
Mr. Addison, we are wiry to learn, is
laid up with a severe cold.
The Dieser'. Reid, plasterer's, have
gone G, BufLtlu for the season.
Some of our loaf shots .hada ilea seethe
ter wild geese during the week.
Mrs. W. C. Whitely, of Clinton, has
been spending s few days to town.
ly stated in • (Audi.•» ,taper a few
weeks ago. lits mol apse in another
volume, and he is upp.eu fur contracts.
etc., in his calling. bricks. and ether
stocks in his line, kepi on 'tend. Mr.
Sharn.an has the repulatiuu of being a
careful and efficient builder, and cheer-
fully give estimates.
EARLY Catenw -lin the 171111 last.,
Mr. Walton, West street, was (muted by
the hatching out of mine chicks foots ten
of his Black Sltaaiah eggs. The hatch-
ing out so early in the season is phe-
nomenal, and speak, well fur the once
and the esmful treattuent *Aka they
received By tate end of the season Mr.
Walton will have a hue eullection of
Toronto, of the Redeniptionut outer, poultry. He is becumvlg gpite a pries
will conduct mission services in 1st. eve racer.
Peter's church for a week, commencing if Too know tlto face 01 s L.:4146m
on Passion Sunday, March 30th.
Remember the High behoe.1 literary
entertainment in Victoria Hall this
(Friday) evening. The pantomime of
"Beauty and the Beast' will be well
worth the small price of admission.
Dr. Ryerson bogs to announce that the
increasing dowand of practice at hems
renders it impossible fur him to c. ntiuue
hie sto,.tAly visits to Stratford He will
neat be there on Saturday, April 26.
E. Downing. our local shoe dealer, 1111
Westuesday last shipped five cases of boots
and shoes of his own manufacture to
Wm. McGaw, of Spence's ilndge, British
Columbia, There is one spot in Gude-
rich that the boon has struck.
.A. M. Polley taken the lead for early
sowing and plowing. Ho sowed oats utt
his farm un Thursday, and on the sane
day plowed his garden in town. As an
agriculturist, A. M. P., figuratively
speaking, gets up early in the morning.
In the spring the city poet
Dreams of birds and bloseoms glad
in the spring the dinner's thorax
Scoops the heartens of the ohs d ;
In the spring the ssiesrbutur
Makes the wood a tratrant mat •
in the seting theal^• maiden
Dreams about her t aster hat. - Ex
The managers of Knox church are
going to provide a pleasant entertain-
ment for the evening of Good Friday to
the basement of the church. Some of
the best local literary and musical talent
Inas been sectored and an enjoyable even-
ing may be anticipated.
The boys on the bicycles have had •
pleasant week of it fur the season.
Mrs. Black, West street. will give a
bicycle party this 'Friday; evening.
Miss Holt is the guest of her bruther,
P. Holt, of Cameron, Holt & Cameron.
A. M. Kay, of the Brussels postilion.
t> i his medal smile upon w of TIMs-
day.
Mies Maks, of Exeter, spent a day ee
too in town. the guest of Mrs. Georg.
Cox.
An interesting meeting of the town
council is expected to take Ilace this
erenittir.
Mrs. Proctor and children returned to
their home at Belle Isle, Mich., on Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Thos. Andrews has been pros-
trated by a severe attack of congestion of
the lungs.
0. Carey has removed to rural quart.
near Auburn, and will work Inc farm
Before Ferguson. V. C. this eear,n.
The spring chancery sittings opened in Loftus McBrine, we are glad to learn,
Ooderich on Thursday, March 201.11. N around •gain,after a very severe attack
' The following caves came on for trial :- en the lungs.
Cameron rt. Wa.ker - This was an Mrs. Gavin Struthers has returned
cativo brou{ht by the plaintiff to com-
pelfrom her visit to her won, Jusrph Quick
the specific performance of an agree- of N uudeiader - ..
tient for the tranfer of ertain lands. The Mrs• Jnhs Mafdy. of Wtngham, eau
plaintiff failed to prove the signature of in town this weak, the guest of Mrs.
3efendaut to the document, and jutlq- Mos. Watson
intent was given for defendant. M. O.
Cameron Mer p'fi ; .1. T. Gerr,w fee deft. Rev. Fr. Kealy, of Irisktuwn, otltbrat-
-. ,► Romsey rt Meliorate et 0/ -Was an mass and vespers at St. PNsr'. dud*
ggtion to set aside a fraudulent Convey= St.day last. "
Wee, but as plalr.tiff was not ready to go MMs McConnell, sister of Mrs. O, C.
On, the rase adjourned. plaintiff paying Robertson, lose been spending part of
the costs of the day. Oarrnw h Dickies- He winter in Ohio.
son for pplff. ; Holmested for deft. A meeting of the Gederich lacrosse
Hamilton n. Jehnton-An action fits• club will be held at the Huron hotel on
the account of partnership dealin7a. Rs- .1. --A y next at 8 p m.
fefence to the master•. Cameron for We aro p eased to learn that Rev. R.
n
always report it to this office. Don't
wait till the paper is published and then
express surprise that the item does not
appear, Editors and reporters cannot
be in every piece at the same otos, and
must gather a great deal of news from
others. Int each one think it a pleasure
to furnish en item for the paper when
they tan, and not wait for somebody else
to report what they know.
t flirt` It -Licit week one of the
oldest engine driven ott the O. T. R., 1
Wait. Smith, passed away at Ins home in
G.dench, a victim of intkmmation of
the bowels. He was on the roast fur
twenty-seven years, during which long
period he faithfully served the Company.
A number of the Locomotive Brother-
hood left Stratford by special train on
Sunday to attend the funeral, which was
a very large one. All classes turned out
to pay their last tribute of esteem to the
genial old gentleman who waa so highly
respected by all wbu had the pleasure of
his acquaintance. -(t tcatfurd Heald.
At the annual meeting of Guderick
cricket club held at the British Exchange
Hotel last week the following officers
were elected for the Coming season :
Hon. President, Cul. A. M. Ross ; Hattli\
Vine do., Major Cooke ; Pres.. Mr.
Malcohnon ; Vice President, T. Mr
Dermott ; Secy. -Treasurer, E. Duncan ;
Committee, Stanley Hays, R. Vantone,
H. J. Vidal, F. McPhillips and T. Arm-
strong. The bohowing gentleman wens
elected h rary mauler : M. Hutch -
Commander Boulton, of the R. N., ion, M. C. Cameron, M.P., Dr. Holmes,
will make an extensive survey, of the,' ny McDermott, D G1asa, It. S. Chit -
upper lakes during the Coming 1"""A• ton, U. 8. Consul, Sheriff Gibbons and
The vessel 'melded for the work will be Mayor Horton.
in charge o Capt. A. M. McGregor, of
this town, one of the must thoroughly
posted men on the quest:oft of inland
marine.
Hugh Davison, who was prostrated by
an attack of typhoid fever while attend-
ing Toronto University, returned booms
last week, to recruit his hea'th He had
$ severe siege of it, and was badly run
down, but the greet nursing and nourish-
ing fare of his rural home are expected
to build him up soon.
W. B. Dickson, 'solicitor, etc., of Brus-
sels, office,
formerly
was iof it 00 Tuesday, on s
busi-
ness. Mr. Dickson has hung out his
shingle in Brussels. We can recom-
mend him to our friends as a patnstak•
ing young lawyer. and opo who woe •
g.,od name for himself as a student
The Saginaw Herold, in referrinJ to
tho appointment of G. E. Pesmore,
foruterly of this town, to the manage-
ment of the mercantile bueinem of J.
W. Howry of that city, says "He (Mr.
Peamore) is a young man well and favor-
ably known, energetic and capable, and
will, no doubt, succeed in his new posi-
tion."
as let I. es Ow lith sea.. N
(.421,•,.., ..d waelelwg t IM sores. atmA1
all Ginn* with shat 13 or 1t etre, of seed
hardwood Tile.let ts well Hneed sect h ! t
falls rye1a0 ntMt
At one o'clock in the aftenoo.. that valuable 1 Plff.. Dickinson for deft. BwaoesnY of Kingsbridge, is regaining
Y
1 Ynovtn as "('herrydak fr arm.- , Fisher .f „' E. Scott - An setitm his health and strength.
'item"' Within half a mile 01 thr Villate of ' brought by plaintitfi, who were miller+,
Besmllier. In the Tewqg hip of Colborne. in .. e - Ca J. Stretton, the well-known
the (bat, of Huron end about six miles m Wingham, against defendant, who is rt
from the Town of Goderirh. (a Erste banker. The plaintiffs all Brussels auctioneer, war in teen on
The property M Inoorostad, and consists of 1 P
Itl 5►les acres, nickelling some M the cwt , certain mistakes and irregularities in the I Tuesday, and gave us • call.
farming lead In the Township. The buildings account. The matter wits referred to 1 he l Rev. Chancellor Tiernan and Rev. B.
thereat are tale. and monist t a three story maser Cameron for plff.: Dickinson J. H iters were in AeIiffrld daring the
Stege .•Fruit
Dwelling Hoar. goo! Barn. and II t week holding a mission.
Stables. • Fruit Iloese /Die. a ITess Hooses for deft.
sod ham* M111 mist • Dei ry with • .ew•taat Hamilton r... Allan -An action 1, r♦
omit or woi lag n iu
Felt Treem i■ Rood bearing condition. ' diff 's land and for damages. Judgment
There Is about M ernes of land covered with riff
$70 ef•magb, and for an injunction.
ttosr of ester running thong it, are a Itwet- I strain defendant froom cutting timber os.
to/House f ki an There are sins
Te lath
Hardwood Birb and 10 scree t the
frowns am tee Maluaael River Is rich alta. (arrow for pift; Cameron for deft.
eel Plata, well suited for (erasing. Limnos r e Lennon -An .conn brought
TRUISM of SALE : -Ten per omit. down on f.. a widow aaaint her son. (loth par•
11e day of east tot Plaintiff's Solicitors; the h The suit wr-
h.tanctt wheelie Interest. to be paid tato ties lire in M.Kile,p.
Ottersag
parr mierKb itep et 111 beesteledtoa 1Terme. settled before trial, the sw,n agreeing b
aed to h44l Into possession. A portloo of t1e pay rent for the land during his Ittreeh-
psrrlase moose, wgl be .Bowed to resent .r. lifetime. Garr.,w fur phi . Danny
it a hers sad sever es teee tg.g withlutenist t 7 esu for deft There a,, about Meares of fan wheat sews Pun•bs•er, el "' moo of hale. win tie Maly
1 M to .Ips M t ler tM coagNKleei t I Bbeppsrd .s. Kenndy-An action to
lee (the L c. Lie ed ifs stiles t4wtw Ond.etr It_ I tine a, to. lam wsparty wt11 M pet ep I set aside • frandnient coaveynpf of
.ear the 0.t•. l•Inareh M •s.ed travel reed• p b a rsof bid. tee .ter •supers
r r k r eqe 1 10 WILLi*3l the roedetto.r t 5.1..shall b. the .10044.0 land. fettled before trial. Fraser for
FEAOA1t. t50rfew R O. atm oeedla40wa t etc t the e•M emurt- pit . Shaw & R .nerteen for doh.
Ifsrtber /settral•ra t.a rte ob t..d from I Warden m. Worden-An action for
FARM FOR OALi[-IBEIRG TER She AweUoasar. or frgm 111. Ptat.t. f a 8oaN-
151bone ef teetered et es tis0pr if Lewis. Heer$teee. • alimony. The parties lire in Exeter.
11k:e y the tette e d ( ih The sett was settled before trial. B. V.
1se.s.A at 45 er M sots w seem D. .a Ooissleh. e1M Nth day sf 1(Sreb. A. E lint for plff- . M. 0 Cameron for deft. Kintail mails mistrust. The stage for
Mawlwt timber oressalab t
died elm. A hewn hawse. • tares In Aura R. MALOOMNI)N, ( Cameron w. Mallin -An actino to set Kintmil will, after the It of April, leave
r11 ibaWw an on 0.. Iswoseg e* ewer it Gedeeiek. setae a fraudulent en.veysno0. Settled' thrderiah itt the •tternnnn, the same time
5.iir coign h..wi b0.i•treMnM tri a 0ttdtiw OA ,t pRell'D ►(1T, before1 G f pig C that the Dnng•nnmt stat!• a.nv, and will
'o1,pertlellio +. meet) o JI N Fymt1H.0d
Nigaitt Ptieat. noderteh. ow to!MAUER
N. netekore. Oedeelsh.
MN
Larva numbers of wild geese passed
notthward on Friday and Saturday.
The river broke nn Sunday,
A number t,[ schooners are now being
Overhauled, and put in good condition
for the coming season's sailing.
Harrison has bought the proper-
ty es which the Arcade skating rink ssuw
glands, from Mr. Abraham Smith.
Mrs. Rneyd has purchased the resi-
Wp of the late John Longworth, for
*O. it was • bargain in real estate.
HYMENRAL- -On Tuesday last all in-
teresting event took pace at the resi-
dence of Mr. Geo. Cox of THE SIGNaL.
staff. 0,, that day Mr. Robt. Sinclair,
of Pembina county, Duk., was united in
wedlock to Ellen Louisa, seoond daugh-
ter ..f Mr. Cox. Mr. Sinclair was assist-
ed by John Cox. brother of the bride,
and Mies Halse, of Exeter was brides-
maid to Miss Cox. The bride was dress-
ed in a travelling suit of bronze green,
and the bridesmaid wore white. The
bride was the recipient of a number of
handsome and Cetly presents, one of
them being a cheque for $50 from her
uncle, Mr. Ben Allan, the wall -known
Chicago jeweller. Tat SIGNAL wishes
tM young couple erery prosperity in
their Western home.
A FaREWELL-The pelting ram storm
of 'Tuesday evening thinned the attend-
ant. at the farewell meeting tendered
Rev. Mr. Morden and hu wife on Tues-
day evening by the Young People's
Literary Society of the M. E. church.
'Nose p.esent, however, were well cared
for. Ta, coffee and cakes were bounti-
fully provided, and after the adjourn- ,
most to the auditonum, music and ad-
dresese were given. Jas. Mitchell owe -
Med the chair, ar.d the speakers were
Rev. T. M. Cempbei and T. McGilli-
cuddy. both of whom pad a tribute tO
the Christian character of the guest of
the evening. A trio hy Mr. and Mrw.
Parker and Mas [tepid. two splendid
soles by A. B. Henderson (Mies True-
man accompanist •, and s rowing rendi-
tion of "Jessie's Dream,' (Mir Skimm-
ings tin organ, and R. Parker with me -
net dilijefol, made up tate mcnUcal por-
tion el the programme. Toward the
close of the evening the ohairman read
an address from the society e, the de-
parting pastor and his wife, expreseing
the regard .of the young prtiple of the
oongregstion for them An earnest pima
Go all to giro themselves devotedly to
the Saviour was this bnrlen of Mr.
Morden'. reply. Mrs. Morden, owing
ill health, was unable l•. be present. At
the clow of the meeting, the people
pressed forward, and blade their lata
pester farewell.
MAC:aIN11 RspArtttsu. -Farmers who
have mowers, reapers, plows, etc. , need-
ing repair, should get them overhauled
before the season begins. D. K.
Strachan, who is well known as a practi-
cal machinist, u making • speciality of
such work. He u • good hand at •11
work Of that rind. Don't delay your
repairing.
if you are sealing furrier friends you
pan obtain prepaid postage tickets at
10weet rates available from England,
Ireland, Scotland, France, 'set -many,
Sweden and Norwi.y. The first steam
or will leave Liverpool for Quebec •Meet
April 17th. For tickets and all fnform•-
tion apply to H. Armstrong. ' .rat Allan
Line, Goderich.
7"u ,Mdtool :tuppteNvnt is the newest
educational journal published in ()Wallin.
The first number bee been received, and
s • mtd.l of typography. In it is be-
gun a series of lessons in "•h •rthatnd,"
which give premise of thnruughuese and
slearne . of teachieg. Teachers should
gat a copy of this pretty little monthly.
Published by Raton, Oiiw.n & Co.,
Toronto.
B tRTHOLDI'. GRIST HTATT'S. - A very
large and beautifully executed picture Ot
Bartholin's great statue of "L. rty
Enlightening the World, ' has been pre -
"Intel to us hy the Traveler' Inc. Co.,
Hartf.-rd, Coen., who have been among
the most liberal onntrihitoeu t.. the
The spring 'seism will open here on
Tuesday next. The crown lousit ems will
lie cmduetd by W. Leant, 41. C., .d
Barrie.
A. M. Polley has been awarded the
krf
te tera trial. t.srnf Or
1Wel l mer fey deft ! return gat horsing
Aamew.errarsts 21y ame1.g Adverttsees M
The ••atgaal.-
The Meows Pretty are opening nut
spring millinery in tho shop nest to
Iiinghtm's fruit tore. Their store ie
known as "The Turn,to House
Wet Kay, of the "Express House,"
hes opened out some line samples of
Foul' Serge and ether dress gonia. The
quantity is limited See advt. •
Owl. TI.e picture, whims is 26136 John A. Naftel is taking tune hy the
lashes in size, gives an excellent idem of (,.rel.xk. and. f..r the benefit of those
Om superb week of art whi.at .a to adorn eh.. will be revelling abortty in spring
the hasher of New York. 1t is the h.m.e cleaning. is now advertising seal
°faced engraving of the c bees! French tints of all shade.
statue of 1.iberty, as it will appear em
the gigantic pedestal now hein,l erected
for its roeeptten in New York harbor, opening on Saturday. A
above whnae waters it will met year Mise Wilkirson,e4 the Hens"
Mize its Aantng torch to mune than announces her sprint opening toe Rater
double the height of Niagara Fails. Tld. day. Apnl Stn, and promises some pestle
Mlles has received a copy 04 this interest- tyles.
ing work with the complierenta n( the Roes Prise, of ie. gags.*Irmo de
"Teavol.ra," to whom arknowiedrmortts ped. advertises a Sails toot of Geld sail
KO hereby tendered. garden seeds.
Mrs (Orrin has jilt*,
ionehie •tole, and will
some Meek.
her spri.{
h.
_ifigilialaining- _A