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3 THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY MAY 9, 1884.
Pea.oneo--Mooing 6 •Phail, ut Por•
ler'. HPI, slimed our burg last week.
His start .as part elderly pl. sin` to the
ladies. His u•xt may per -Imps ro► us of
one Of them.
Oar weld.
Joseph Mous is I ty mg out a large
neo Olt hard of 175 tree. at the south sod
of h.s faits. The 1►unl„p sugiuctr is
super ntenduta the job, lits eagle e e
Mpiaci' g the tr es in exec. p moon. Mr.
.,rna is a programme* farmer, and lie'
larvas in hermit fruit snots .round as
well as nota under ground.
Dan . canon.
Mr. Welker has moved into his new
house lately occupied by John Gay, who
has moved to a temporary i.sideuce op-
posite the temperance hall.
There was + meeting ut the Bard of
Direct.prs of the West Wawati.,sh Mutual
Fire Insurance Crimpany held here last
Tuesday. Robert Iarrir,n,..f Ashfield,
.MillAppointed,searet NIA. Cowpony
in the raves of-WitioMeAtther, nairned.
A large wedding party panted through
thia tillage last week
Rumor has it that a brauc'.l of the 1.11,
C►. F. i.. ib.•ut to be orgat.ixed in this
I illage.
Charles McLear has disposed of his
farm, tut 34, Lake flange, containing o:1e
hundred and sixty-four acres t.. John
and K. Niel:moan for the tutu of 87,330
cash. Me. M.Lean has ren.ored to Du-
luth. Minn., where he purposes residint
permanently.
Lslfut.
Mast.. Edmund Rredtord, who has
been suffering from erysipelas in tbeface,
Is recovering.
Mra Ewing and famlfy, .7- Ashfield,
have taken up their residence in this vil-
lage, iu the house tutmesly .occupied by
the late Mr. Philips.
John Mullin, soh of the p patwaster
here, loos secured' a position in a ey
goods house in Brighton.
Dr. Stuart, of North Hend to Illi-
nois, who has been visiting/his sister,
Mrs. Mc('stastic,,lisr,ae► s'ta,ne,-started
for home ort Monday, t 5th inst., tak-
ing with him his sou id dam/liter, who
have been visiting here for nearly a
year.
Waw.a..k.
We deeply regret to learn ut the death
.,f Mn. Cummings, of Wawarosh, which
toot place on Thursday morit..Sh.
was the mother of Rel. Michael Cate
ming., palish priest of Woedeley, Owe.
She has left s sorrowing hwbaud, a
number of ehddreu,and • hest of friends
to deplore her loss. W• sincerely ot►ss
dole with the membra of the family in
their deep atfliction.
Ro1•ert F.,rle't is std few hopes
MO entertained ..f his recovery.
At the vestry meeting in Belgrave,
- Chas. McClelland was appointed dele-
gate to the synod, and .'t. Taylor was
elected warden.
Blyth is too to be without a publie
edyeator, as its citizens helped last week
to tieing the press of their newspaper up
to P. Kelly's store, which will be the
printing establishment in ft -ure.
Heavy frost last Friday r fight. It i.
feared It will militate agar It the fall
wheat, which looks very f trurable in
this section of the country. Many of
our farmers hale finished sowing their
spring crop.
Henry Claris left last week for blani-
lobo. He brought his family with him.
sod intends making the N .rth-west his
future home.
Joa111441111 S°vaakly
A daughter of R. M.Cullough, Hurts
r ad, full from a chair a short time alto,
striking her head with s'me violence on
the floor. The following day she became
very sick, when Dr. Reeve, of Clintuo,
was called in. He found her suffering
from congestion of the brain. She is
again all right, after suffering about a
week.
The old church un the Huron Road,
known as "Zion," no tenger seaside. It
has been tun) down by Mr. Sharman, a
Goderich, who has the contract of .tast-
ing a new one on the turner opposite the
school. The bricks, and such other ma-
terial as is lit, taken from the old one,
will be need in the construction of the
new One.
ands •assts,.
Fres the omits iterald. spin ash, fiat.
Alt wbu have the oars or tiaisessg el
Address know how food Hwy ars ut *-
tures and bow pleased with stories when
adapted to their understanding, and
there are uu stories that charm them
noire thou the wouderfsl uses of the
Bible. The storied of Joseph, )[nam,
David, Daniel and Amish the boy king,
aid the beat of all et Jests and his dis-
siples, properly illustrated with suitable
esgrsviugs, ars the delight of childhood.
Never before have these storms been told
in such a simple uuouested and excellent
way as in CUMtes Foster's Bible Stories
DOS being published bythe World Pub-
lishing Co. aGuelp, Osten... The
book contain, every story tome Genesis
to Rerelatiens, illustrated by over 130
.ugravings s, arranged that the story
conies uu • page opposite the picture
illustrating it, thus making it an object
teaching work and the many maps are an
additional help. No mother with a
family of children can afford to be with-
out this Wok ; to her it is of more value
than • whole library of other books ; it
meets and answers the thousand end ose
questions the children ask her, and
teaches them the beet of knowledge.
The following speaks for itself : The
publishers are authorized to use the
Isaacs of the following clergymen wh.,
Globally reoowutend the work to those
who desire their families to get a clear
primary knowledge of the Sacred Scrip-
tures.
Might Rev. Arthur Sweetman, D D.,
Loot Bishop of Toronto.
Very Rev. H. J. Graeae, D.D., late
Dean of Toronto.
Rev. W. 8. Rainsford, B. A, New
York, l�fi of St, Jame. Cathedral, Tto
rent.).
Rev. Alex. Simeon, Rector of Trinity
Church, Toronto.
Ker. W. Cavan, D.D., Principal Knox
College, Toronto.
Rev.W.Gregyt, D.D., Professor Church
History, Knox College.
Rev. H. M. Parsons, Paator Kew=
Church, Toronto.
Rev. A. Sutherland, D.D., Secretary
of the Methodist Missionary Society.
Rev. John Potts, D.D.,Canada Methn.
Lsabarn.
Twin calves were giver birth to by a
cow ed Willow Strachan', last Friday,
and ale doing well.
John Sallow,, of 13oderiob, an old
resident, was moviug among old friends
last week. John looks well and hearty,
and still sups s ngle blessedness.
1. 0-0. Toetikrthe last regular meet-
ing of the Le.burib Lodge No. 213, the
following officers were installed for the
ensuing quarter by D. Cumming, L.D. :
Soon M. blt.Manus, W. C. T. ; sister
Eduh Horton, W.V.T.; bra,. S. B. \Yil-
1.am.,N'. S. ; bro. F. J. Linfield, W. A.S. ;
hr... W. K. Stewart, W.F.S. ; bro. T. N.
Ho -Earth, W.1'. ; bro. G. H. Clutton,
W.M.; sister Eta Fonio i,
sister E. Cowan, 1.0.; bro. 8. Drew,
t► G.; bro. A. H. Clutton. \M.C.; bro.
John Horton, P.W.C.T. This term the
'yal.
S• EAOE& a LsW18, DARBIl1TEBS,
C. seaman.MI J. A. Mosvox.
M N. Lies. ISM
R0. HAYES, IwLIOITOR Se.,
OEMs senor of tee moan dad wet
sleet, Goiter lob. ever B War's keeiMaal.
money to lead at lowest rams of tatetML
elTARROW et PROUDFOOT, BAR
R1trr8R* ASolicitors, eta
Oederio►. J. T. Uarrow, W. Proudtoot. 173
0AMERON, HJLT & CAMERON,
vv Nnrrletor 8sifeMee. la Chaseery, as
3derich and Wlighem. M. O. Cymsros.
=lob.W.
WaQimessa.0od•rlah 1761.s
CIODERIOH AUCTION MART
AND
COMMISSION ROOMS.
eiSecond door South of Tam Swett Moe.
Lund Bouyltt anti Sad cos l smminiow.
aeagT pea Tia
RAIIMr'FOM LOAN SOCIETY.
m'sry Lest at Lowest Rate of hetereat.
MONEY ADVANCED ON GOODS SENT TO
THE MAitS FOR BALE.
8. POLLOCK,
Real ramie and U.sac$.kI Agent
ic
AprU 11th, 1101. 1137•ll
$50,000 TO
CENT.� AN AT 6 PER
Loan and 3nsuraace.
�ME E ALENDO° MONII Y AT
•IIti/Fer eeat•sML
BRAAUBR-t LhW115.
dlodsrleh. April 1nk, 1101. illi
2800,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
OP COMORO!I HOLT & CAMYRON. node
• le& 1740.
MONEY TO LEND. - PRIVATE
leads -es freehold eseartty. =Lie
ie
(lee. Swamies. Oderich.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
enema of Private hada for levestment
+t lowest sales ea tl.trlwss Mortgagee, apply
to°ARROW & PItOupio rr.
$20,010 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
ea Farm and Tows Property at lowest 1. -
Serest. Mortgages p.roMood. so Commtriw
Osavy Wals a Fee. r.unable.
N. H.- were nut omoney in one day
u HW le ..4 i,rl.-DAVIBON & J0H1
ETON Nandiders. &... Oederb►. 1711
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. toad Aeddest Insurance egadt.
R^preseatlsg AzstrlassCompanton Also•Seat
for the CANADA Lora trvoc. ixst'aatres Co.
Mosey to lead as Mortgage, either la Tows of
Fara Property, la any way to suit the borrow
er. Oso,-tmt►slslnll Lay's block Oaletieh
DEAD OUR NEW STORY, "EUS -
't TACK THE OUTCAST.' It la • thrill-
ing
hN14ias tale, full of vivid laoident., and absorbing
Plots. Deet fall to read 1t.
THE TORONTO GENERAL 'CRUSTS coif
T
are prepared to loan money at 'per ceet.. pay- J
able hilt yearly. on
TERMS TO SUIT BORROWERS,
on trstrlaas farm security.
Apply to
CAMERON. HOLT it CAMERON.
Yarrlstera Goderich.
AMOSSat She Twosio General Trusts Co'y.
CaXERoe. HOLT a l'A1ERON have
Wept assistant of private funds to loan
on antr farm security.
Godericb. Oct. 4, 1183. 1111-tt
D. K. STRACHAN,
111EACHINEIrry
Keeps on hand a supply of materiel tee the
repairing of
members have selected a lady member to diet Church, Montreal
preside carer their seerings She has Roc. J. Cantle, D.D., Principal �O�U 1LMl� iLULL�V
been one ..f their musttearnest and ener- 13apti.t College, Toronto. G 1ALJI11 GQ G
Rev. H. D. Powis, Pastor Zion Con-
gregational Church, Toronto. Sulky Ha yy Rakes, Plows and
Agncultural Im lements
and Machinery Generally.
ALL WORN THOROUGHLY DONE.
D. K. STRACHAN,
GODERICH MACHINE SHOP
Goderich. Marsh 27th. ISM. l836°hn
getic luemher+ many years, punctual
in attenda....e and .ver ready to promote
the working of the cause. The four
delegates appointed to attend the district
u.oetin at Clinton are J. Linklater, W.
blcblanus, John Hort..n and Edith Hot-
ton.
This book is sold only by subscription,
those wishing an agency should apply to
the publishers.
Agents are wanted for this excellent
work. The books are ready for imme-
diate delivery. Address J. W. LYON,
COUNTY CURRENCY. Gutlph, Ont.
Willie Reynolds, aged 12, heir to a
stems frees aljrarts •f Enron get esu tae
News Lichees,.large fortune, and who lived with his
Guardian, Robert P. Hill, a New York DANIEL GORDON
lawyer, who was to be heir in cane of
Last week a little son .:f Alex. Hunter, Willie's death, has mysteriously des-
CABINETMAKERof Brussels, was playingin a bra he
buggy p rod. Hilt y the boy preb-
full cut and broke his arm at the wrist
a 1 says was
• a , y entice't away fur blackmail
e Exeter Salt Company have during
aMSEz.
the past week, shipped six car loais o
salt to different points, while large yuan
AND
Leading Uudoflaer
In Goderich on %1.y 10., the wife of Chutes
lilies have been sold to termer. in the Payne. of • daughter. 13 pounds. Has on hand now the LA1GEsiT POONA of
In Goderich. on May Ith„ the wife of s. First - Class Furniture
eicinht
Y. Gibson. of a daughter.
H. W. C. Meyer, mayor of Wingham, In Goderieh. on Nund•y. May tib. the wife in the County. and as 1 now purchase for cash,
was in Seaforth on Monday last. He of H. Hale. of a eon. will not be undersold by any one.
was down to assist in celebrating the - 1.1 offer Tapeelry carpel Loma. from �3T
upwards. \t ha mots. Ruod• prom x"_.30 up.
seventy-eighth birthday of his father, L hpe,.a COCOA. GRATEFUL AND COMFORT p
11e •er, Ea t%o. "Hy • thorough knowledge of the natu- Bow hack Chairs, frost 3:Ic. up. and every -
nil I the else in the .ams proportion.
nl laws which govern the operations of ng
John Leckie and trite, formerly of itar'stion and nutrition, and h • careful
a licatlon of eke nee ro mfrs of well
et ed Cocos, Mr. Epps has provi our Between the Poet 01See t Hank of Montreal
AT THE OLD STAND
Itrussels,and more recently of the North- :Apr
p
{ west, have returned to Onteno to nude breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured
, permanently, owing to the delicate state beverage which nag save us many heavy GODENtICg_
doctors' billsit is the tidlelous use of
such an I t diet that •1 t t t' Oct. IltIL 1171.
Itev. biro Teeple, who has oxen pastor be dually built up mull atnmg cru
o1 Mrs. Leckie', health. gr uugghh
8lntall. mai
wi every tendency to disease. Huudr.da
of the Methodist Episcopal ct.urch at of ,stole maladies are Seating around ms
Chas. Mellen of Duluth, paid kis Seaforth for the past two years, has been rea
dy to attack wherever there Isal • shaft
uc tc ego is • twos i u ton 0111
New Clover Seed
TIMOTHY SEED,
SEED WHEAT, "
SEED- PEAS,
OATS AND BARLEY,
BUCKWHEAT,
'FLAX SEED,
GROUND OIL CAKE,
ONION SETS.
ONION SEED. -
SEED POTATOES (all varieties).
A Quantih- of (IOOD FLOUR.
MANGOLI) & TURNIP SEED
GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY
VARIETY,
FOR MALE AT
friends in this vicinity a /hurt twit lent appointed to Norwich, and leaves then k n . r may escape mans + illy
.spins ourselves well fortined with
week. next week. His successor u Rev. J. P.
D. Wood, teacher .l the pintail
school, has gone to attend the Teach-
er's Institute. held in Exeter on Thurs-
day and Friday of this week.
The committee appointed to make pre-
parations for the groat celebration to be
held here on the Queen's Birthday, are
doing their work nobly. They have had
a fine platform erected en the grounds to
Accomodate the dancers, and all who
wish to Com. and enjoy themseltes by
tnpping the " light fantastic " will find
ample scope to do so on the commodious
platform, which will be graced through-
out the day with firtg-class violin and
bag -pipe musicians. Liberal prized are
also offered for several athletic games.
These games will form an interesting
part of the programme, as several noted
athletes ars expected to be present The
committee, we underwtant. are endea-
voring is secures pleasure yacht to give
excursions on the lake. 1'p..n the whole
the programme fore.ca•ts an interesting
and pleasant time, and it will only n-
.afire A fine sunshiny clay, to make -din
celebtation a grand ruoeris.. -
Morden.
An "open meeting" was held in the
Mmenic hall on Tuesday evening, the
occasion being a presentation of jewels to
d one to tthe Past Dietnct Deputy
Past Masters u \1'inghem Lodge No.
R. PROUDFOOT
11as ust reed his epring stock or
\* iitHHIS 311(1 1111101:16.t
I'h',
28,
,an
Grand Master.
Jame. Ferguson, of Grey township
has been elected president of the Grey
Brasob Agricultural Society in the roust
of the late W. G. Hingston. Thome.
Mcloschlin was appointed to fill Mr.
Ferguson's place as director.
A man named G. odhart, well known
as "the crazy man from Hamilton," was
convicted of forgery at the late attains at
Walkerton, aid sentenced to three
months in jail with hard labor. "Crazy'
was in Goderich last year with the Wing -
ham excursion.
I )wing to the cantankerous conduct of
some of the shareholders of the Seaforth
creamery, and indifference on the pat of
ethers, the creamery will not be worked
this season and the property will be idle
Thu._quite a lees t', the town as
well w tµ o ehareh..lders. -
A dorht disturbance occurred in ono
A the Rzeter churches on Sunday last.
While the parson was engale.l in deliver-
ing his setoton, • so-called prophet walk-
ed to the front and began towline a piper
ut his own pr sluctron : the result being
that he was walked out of the do..r
Simon Moon, son of Mrs. Mogan, of
the arl con., McKillop, was killed in
Michigan last Sunday. He and his
brother, both .1 whom are deaf and
lumb, were walking along the railway,
when he was struck by a passing train.
i)ecoaasd was a clever, ind'ustriousyoung
fellow. His remlil:s were interred in
Irshtown cemetery on Tuesday last.
Silas Andrews died in Clintono, Tues-
day, Gbh inst. The deceased gentleman
has been s resident of Clinton for
ah.,ut 17 yeats. was highly respected
aro' his den•ise will be regretted by •
tory laws number .1 friend.. His age
was 7N years. He leaves a widow. live
mns and two danghten,to whom we ten-
der ,.f our sympathy in their bereave-
ment.
blood and • properly nourished frame.' --C
Srrrire Gazette. -Made simply with bo11�
water or milk. Sold only in 1 ackes dad
Tins (tib. sed Ib.l, toy liroeers. Iabeled-
Jaras Errs ft co.. llonneopathic ('hennas,
London K.
Paramount 1,
The farmers are busily engaged with
their aping w.•tk, but their progress was
retarded very touch by the recent heat y
ra111S.
Fishing is all the excitement among
the young lads is, this neighborhood at
present, and acme• tine big trout hare
been unmercifully landed on 1.rr„ firm,o
by the sudden jerk of the unpattent
youth
Wei. Davis, engineer of the saw null,
has refitted and enlarge! a house nearer
the ,nill, into which he moved .n Mon -
list" last. Ile will ie much n his
work thin homes -1y.
"Euntac* the Outcast" is eagerly mod
when TRU Sweat. arnves, and the only
complaint is "Why don't ere get mere at
$ tion )' Hoene of the yours" nen have
remarked that they would not mind be-
ing an outcast if they had fair Lilies to
sol down the stream of life with them.
John Richards, formerly of this place,
now of Port Austin, has been visiting
his old friends in this vicinity for this
pest four or fire days. He looks wed,
and reports business brisk in his Sof
hems.
A were exciting time took place d •
raising on the farm o1 Ham. McGuire,
2d onnonssirio. Hurn, on Friday after.
noon last. The aides were very evenly
matched, but .awning to some disadvant-
ages an the east sole, the western men
won • very any victory About twenty
young ladies wer. present dewing the
llghts,andadesirine the m.ursv«u. young
men, whieh was probably their prepare
tiors for leap you proposals
The steamship State of Florida, sank
through a c.•llnton with a bargee in nud-
egins Only 44 persons out of • total of
nearly 200 were saved. All the Cana-
dian passengers except Mr. Rennets, of
London were loot
Mn Albert Copeland, of the Township
of Minto. gave birth to triplets Monday
morning, two boys and a girl. All aro
doing well.
John Kistler, who is now serving a 18
year ..,fence for burglary, in the Tren-
ton i' .1 penitentiary has fallen heir to
800,000. left by an aunt who died in
England
All are New and Well Selected, which he of-
fers at the Lowest Possible Price..
41.4111
Iiam.,
Dace*. Lard. ('kee.e. (toiler Flour
mad, fr.,nt Ila,tltoba Wheat. also Ilarri.'
Fpne ►atm dy Flour anA (lair, Hn
n.
Shorts. and all other kinds of feed. SEED STORE,
Farmers rredsee Takes is Narbonne.
SAMUEL SLOANE'S
Gooleddivsre•1 free in any part of the town
and S sltSurt•.
11. i'Itt G' DFUOT, -
Cera., Victoria and \rNnn it MM.. op/la 1•
Fair t.iruunda. ti.Nlertch. , .
E•i ltd-.-.
FEir G3rdeo
The subscriber is now pfe_ pared
to furnish all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rates that cannot be beaten in
(.o.lerich.
Call and examine samples be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
REES PRICE,
East Street Grain ih'pot, Opposite
Town Hall, Goderich.
Marsh ISM. 111111. I>M•
GO TO
G.N.DAVIS
ANP nal TNR
NEW COAL OIL
(RED ROSE_)
A 4 Gallon Can and 4 Gallons
of Oil for $1.25.
we an .naaufaM.rhsr • Tin Roller that win
000E by E L-E.A.24
sad ales this 'Moat
Elk Ow with S.
Ood.rtck. April Nth IMI.
ALLAN LTA
ROYAL WAIL STEAMSHiPF
LIVERPooL-I,ON1it)NDERRY-t:1.At; .OR
Every Thursday From Portland.
Every Saturday from Halifax
TNF SH, I -rr.T SRA ROUTE To AVD FROM
E N (1 L A N D.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
i•NSI'RPASSED.
Winter .Jrrangements.
sAIuSoS-MAIL 1.158.
LONDONDERRY di LIVERPOOL
SARDINIAN. from Poan.axn. Api11411,
HALIFAX. April nth-
PARISiAN from i'o*TI.Axn. April 1711.
HALiFAX, AprIl 11101.
CIRt'ASSIAN, 1.0. Poiret-Axe. April 2451,
HALIFAX. AprtIMth.
POLYNESIAN. from i'rrwr.Axu May 1st.
HALIFAX. May Std.
Sailings from Quebec.
P1RI'V1AN 10th May
SARMATIAN
PARISIAN Oth ••
mostivt\IAN...
ono AS t8
IRJose
PUL% NEWAN ,.... HIM ..
PERUVIAN
PARDGAN ftk
Pae.engt r. wishing to embark et Portlawd
will tee re(ieeterieh. on Tuesdays.st Ito'clock.
The Inst train est Halifax with the Malls
and I'a-.rnger. leave. Ooderieh et toy Wed-
nesday. at IT o rk.. k
Present r.rtineata l.eted at gtratIy r'ed.eed
ratee to per.nns wishing re Aetna Ike"' trls.di
one from the MI ronntrryy
F'« 'I letters and all lwreessatlM. apply t•
111. ARMaTRONo
Tielmt Agest.
Maori* awe Sod. 111/1. OoderM1.
J
s. SUlld8fs & Sou
Go IDERICH_
COUNTY OF HURON.
IU�Y E�AMINATIU4S
1884.
Ul. (.A (sea-prol.luaalr AND INTRA
-
M1 IA E will be held at the nigh 8choots
of 11e comity, bugtnalag at 9 a.m.•
..ilonday, 71lh July.
Il8oeeols.. CLASSmoal
tat, atk•tug"'
Wednesday, 91hJuly.
i. CLAM, GRADE C. coon- fe l Ra,,
the Neral Schools,
Tuesday, 15th July.
PItOFRe1IONAL EXAMINATION,
.1londay, 41st July.
L CLAat3, nkAD8M A AND 8.
Wednesday, 23rd July.
ALL CANDIDATES asset torwerd to the
nosretsry. oa or keno. JUN$ Me, mssies pity
the when. dad the clam el wett5oate
for which he desires to write. eearetnti ss•t
lay the opato., he wishes to take. mid the oer-
ti•oame be already bolds U any. TbM sotfce
MAIN ale be aowwpanled by • certlacate of
character ands en of one dollar, or tete dol.
lata 1f 11e esadldate applies for eseoad as well
M tkW class examination. No name wit. he
turwar ted to the Department unless the fee
accompany It. Forme of applicatioe may be
Md from the 8evretary.
Third-class Teat -hers desiring an enemies
must write al the Jul, Kzaminatlow other
wise the Minister of Edwation will refine ex-
teasiuur. except In exceptional cases.
P ADAMSON,
Secret ry
J. R MiLLER,
Presiding Ezaesiaer and
l'halrmae of Board.
Gederich. A pro cath, Int.
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Canned
Goods,
VPARR9NTED.
West Stmt, next door to the Post (Aire.
"The Cheapest Reuss Under the Sun.'
April t1. 1MI. 1933.
Chicken Q M Tins,
Pigs Feet " "
Corn Beef " "
Tongue " "
Mackerel (in Tontatoe sauce,)
Salmon (extra quality
Lobster,
Mackerel,
Sardines (Fre ch),
Peaches (Amu can).
Blueberries,
Tomatoes, 3 Its tins,
Green Peas (French),
Green Beans,
Green Corn (American).
French Mushroona,
Potted Chichen. Ham d Tongue.
Mustard anal Ginger in 1 It jars.
CHAS A. NAIRN.
Square, G•d.ncb, Jan. 23, 11184.
BOOTS AND SHOES
1
NEW C300D8_
REMEMBER
Have the Largest Stock,
The Latest Stylest
The Most Reliable Goods,
And the Lowest Prices
i51ease Call = �� _r_e_
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NO TROUBLE WATEVER TO SHOW GOODS,
170 W N I N 0 -
Crahb's Bleak, Oaa1MF It)Ili
(1nh Nei 8th, 1884.
6 APPRENTICES 'ANTED
2 ---FOR MILLINERY --2
2--FOI DRESS G..2
2 -FOR STRAW WORK ---2
None but First Class Sewers Taken.
MRS. G -I Ey N_
PRESSURE OF BU8IJB88---80 TIE TO IDVERTISB.
As i am too busyust now to advertise no well -assorted stock of
goods, I will invite the ladies to call and inspect the quality and price.
as well as the style and finish, feeling assured that you will be full,
recompensed in witnessing the handsome display
E�iltr. (ihRvIN is manufacturing a very handsome, as well as i
ful, article in the furniture line. It is called the KITCHEN CAa
and is patented in the i'nite.i Staters and Canada. It is about ts.
size of an ordinary sideboard, and is undoubtedly one of &moat use-
ful pieces of furniture ever manufactured for the Kitchert r will
have the KITCHEN CABINET on exhibition in the store, and if s the
public to call and inspect it.
N. A. POWS. Potomac.
ted IsCasella.
M.Marsh. . and Is the I; eked
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