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rAh HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 13. 1` 5
a east of $14 aper M. delivered. There
is a steep hill at one ..t the approaches.
The reaves orf Ashfield think it destrwble
to rates the fluor about two feet ht•,h.r,
au as 14. I.reeeut the water from t -bins
etown the bail right of to the goat I the
1, dg.. which would uu doubt be . u OR -
3433011341111. 'rhe bridges ou the Lusk -
row sad Lake Shure toads will all re-
quire repairs, more or leas, .a well as
Help's bridge. The bridge on the boun-
dary between Wawan ash and Colborne,
and the bridge at Dunlop will require
twee slight repairs to the approaches,
and Beautifier bridge requires wale
similar slight repairs. The 80..r of the
Goderich bridge was eery dirty, winch 1
had cleaned, at a oust td $b. The rol-
lers on a loch the rude of the sr ••{struc-
ture rest will require to be cleat.vd sod
tiled, as direct by the builders_
Celestes Mame,
ltuad Comlttlsel.•ner,
aar..KT Of L HARPY, ROAD COM.
Being instructed at the January meet -
ng to have a new superstructure oil the
t Id piers on the Bannockburn bridge, I
therefore received tenders on the 20th
f May, sad let contract to Shultc and
Lemont, for the sum of $694, which sum
includes the raising of old piers fourteen
ti:ches, also for building of t.unsrrary
I,tidtte and making a deviation road fur
the secom,n dation of travel while a now
ne wee wader construction. A bridge
..n the Perth boundary between the Tpa
.1 Tuckerssmith and Hibbert, opposite
hot 30, will have to he rebuilt this sum-
mer. I met the inspector of Perth in
early part of May last, and atter some
consultation we agreed to recommend
.tone abutments and iron superstructure,
to be laid be(.ro both Councils ,.t the
June eeestun for their approval. Stone
can be got at the Hibbert quarry a dia-
tattce of about tour tiles from the place
of budding. Mr. Carrie, inspector of
Perth, has also received offers front the
Hamilton and Dominion Bridge Cos. --
the latter offering to complete the .upet-
structure, 28 feet span. ready for travel,
for the sum of $425. Another small
bridge en the tame boundary between
l'sbor'ne and Hibbert will require some
new timber and flooring to make it safe
fur another year. The bridge near Kirk -
tun, between Blanchard and Usborne on
same her, will require some repaint : the
rods ars uifeloose an 1 must be ti. ht hen -
ed. Mu.l Creek badge. on the boundary
between Huron and Middlesex, will also
require ...,ne...rrsl:e repairs or rebuilding
this veto. Tuts bridge was built shout
VIM years ago And •tome of the timbers
are very rotten. The present structure
is about 80 ft in length, but when rebuilt
can be shortened to about 35 feet. Aux
thimble bridge. on same boundary, should
be painted and the rds tightened. The
approaches at this bride are 10 or 12
feet high ; there should be a fence placed
on the embankment for the safety of
public travel, providing the county of
Middlesex will pay half the cast. The
small triddfe on the Crediton road known
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR JUNE
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
BRJ TTFORSi
We are offering Special Bargains in the following departments, being half regular prices: -
DRESS GOODS.
ALL WOOL. CREAM NUN'S VEILING ..
ALL WOOL, BLACK NUNS VEILING
COLORED DRESS GOODS, in great variety, . . . . . •
PARASOLS.
'
PARASOLS, LACE TRIMMED. LINED, .. .. .. .. .. .. from A1.00
SUNSHADES, PLAIN AND LINED . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
PRINTS, MUSLINS AND SATEENS.
We have a Choice Assortment of thew Goods, Beautiful in Pattern and Low in Price.
. for Inc.
. ..for 121e.
.. from 12ie.
.. from Vice.
KID GLOVES, LISLE GLOVES.
2 BUTTON GLOVES, NEW SHADES, .. .. .. .. .. .. 50e. worth $1.00
3 BUTTON GLOVES, NEW SHADES, ... .. .. .. 50c. worth $1.00
BLACK AND COLORED SILK (GLOVES, ALL LENGTHS, JERSEY MAKE.
EMBROIDERIES AND LAWNS.
We have Just Received a Consignment of Very Handsome Embroideries, Choice in Pattern. and the
Cheapest Goods of the kind offered.
Samples Sent on Applioation.
1-3_ W_ 3MRETI30T.TR dr. CO_,
Brantford, June 12, 1884.
BRANTFORD.
se. GOAL OIL STOVES.
JW). Sanders
AMERICAN A■Asra k w7ossl.altss ('sloes.
c�oDERIO _ COAL OIL STOVES
■ nn', F.RPECTKU DAILY AT
t4 John A.Naftel's Hardware Emporium
MRS. SALKELD
tla.
"curb pleas's. to aaaouae Ng ...at h..
Stock of Spring and Summer Millinery
1. au,. cuwplete. cad cowl rt..* 4'1 11..
Latent Novelties in Hats, Flow( rs, Feathers and
all kinds of Faney Goods.
Prices Low and I t'ork Guar(tnfecd to Please.
A CALL SOLiC1TED.
MRS. W. SALKELD,
Unclench, April It IMI. I i I - !us atomeaaer M Mei Jeri* W aal■%
MILLINERY ! MILLINERY!
We have much pleasure in antenneing to the Is. Iles of GSJertrb and vtclait Y. Ibat
Our Stock oj S,rui4, iviti Surn:ner _Millinery
IS NOW COMPLETE. .5 I t'(,:i1-1..1r1L•' A T %I:IkTV t'F
Beautifully Trimmeg Hats and Bonnets, Comprising all the New-
est Shapes. All Nfe Cordially Invited to Examine our Coods.
Pothers, Flowers and Trimming Goods
"THE TORONTO HOUSE."
'NM est ridr of t$.pe :.• ,u• t: door r.. 'ten; w .: • Veldt *mai.
Goderich.April b0. 1001.
WVri_"2" BTOC r. r.
MILLINERYI
Is now (omplete, sad wW be /egad seeing tw,e dor
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Goderich Foundry
1 1 The wade Med. having purchased the Goderich Foundry aro Machine Shops, and bating
III int the same in good repair, will take contracts for
Flouring
!hills,. Steam Engines, Boilers,
� '♦ And other Machinery wanted.
0A rlil minds of Castings Made to Orders,
O Flouring Mills Ghaaged to tit. Gradual Reduction or Roller Sister.
r Wil loop Agricultural Implements on hand. and do all REPAIRS oa short notice.
as Holansn's bridge, wiII also require some I O
.ruall repairs. Ptauble bridge on the town 0
ne between Stephen and Hay, has one
"Man of 85 ft., is tame sagged, and 1
w:,uld
recommend placing a bent in the
centre. If thea was done the bridge
would last four or five years.
L. Hector,
Bridge Commissioner.
Moved by Mr. McMillan, seconded by
Mr. Hays, that if an arbitration takes
place between -the toowtn1ip of Morris
and this county, G. Edwin Cresswell be
appointed arbitrator on behalf of the
county, and that the clerk notify the
clerk of the township of Morris that the
county has appointed an arbitrator ; and
that a ley -law be passed confirming the
said appointment -Carried.
By-lesr No. 5, 1884, appointing a
county solicitor, was rests and paased.
M.ted by Mr. Emco, wooded by Mr.
Beacom, that in the event of the town-
ship of Morro proceeding with the claim
against this cnurcil, the warden be in-
structed to request the county solicitor
to defend as he thinka proper --Carried.
By-law No. 6, 1884, imposing the
county rate, was read and passed.
ANLBy-law No- 7, 1884, equalizing asaess-
senu, wan read and passed.
By-law N... 8, 1884, imposing • Legis-
lative school equivalent, was read and
paired. • w No. 9, 1884, fixing the malaria'
of the county officers, was read and
Imaged. • w )C o. 10, 1884, appeil tat g an
arbitrator, was read and passed.
The supplumantary report of the
rinanee committee was read.
Moved by Mr. Strachan, in amend-
ment to the report, seconded by Mr.
McMillan, that the county treasurer be
- paid his salary from the 23r1 day of
January, the day of his appointment,
without any further claims whatever.
Carnes on a drid.,n by the casting vote
of the warden.
The report was submitted to the aeon -
al as amended, and adopted.
Moved by Mr. McMurchie, seconded
by Mr. Henninir., that the clerk be in-
structed to esmmunicate with the
Dominion BriddgeCo., and ask them to
report t.i him what progress they have
swede with the irn work of theManebeuter
bridge ; and to notify him when the iron
as ready for testing ; and that commis-
sioners Hardy and Gibson ge to Toronto
or Hamilton to see the iron tested --Car-
ried.
Moved by Mr. Beacom, seconded by
Mr. McMillan, that the road commis-
sioner be empowered G. employ a uni-
potent engineer, and. if necessary, to
obtain appliances to thoroughly test beth
Manchester and (irieve's bad p•e when
completed, and take theta off the hands
of the contractor when satisfactory -
Carried.
Moved hyo Mr. Griffin. seconded by
Mr. Yount:, that this council do now
adjontn, t.. inert again on the Brat Tues-
day in Der.•u.ler no=t -Carried.
Weer Street. sex, door to the Post Office.
•Tbe Cheapest House Coder the Sun."
April it IBM. 1
Fuld aid Gen Seeds.
The subscriber is now prepared
to furnish all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rates that eannot be beaten in
Cotlerich.
Call and examine samples be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
REES PRICE,
East Street Grain Depot, Opposite
Town Hall, Goderich.
March 13th. 1514. 1*4-
J09N aCTAEMART
tl14 r NJ* nTagrr
Has opened out a toll line of
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY.
Fresh. Chow. and of the beat brand..
FLOUR 8z MEAL_
Lede•eleb !at•heaa
Goocatcn, Jame 12. 1004.
Wheat. 1
ov. Pal:IPb.ash.h.a.. .b. .. .............. .1 $11e1 e11 M
riWhot.pOtaretg1..Y.Bei
110 a M
Oa•s. • bud%.. . . ... .... . 0 0 00
Peak T• bush. 0 A 0 72
Marley., hook .. .. 0 12 4► 0 >o
1'oseee.a e. hush sew" O N te e n
Hay. r tea ... .. .... ......... r 11111 • fan
Barer • t#.. ..... . le M n If
NUM i Ms laspiliil.::, . .. 011 M 0 a
O3,..... a 11 0 u
ItlMwf., • ..:.:............ •fat • I s
P44
• es1wr��.. a ;e ' at
rlooy, tf ev .......... » .... Nt " 110
era t
....y•.•.{•• • M " t
EATS
J. B. RUNCIMAN.
R. W. RUNCIMAN.
kb. April M. IBM. 1g.olr
A thoroughly equipped Butcher {Skop In on
adotHm. Spiced and Cured Meat. pork. rte.,
eleven' variety
A rail r••apectrutty solicited.
JOHN MaoTACA3ART.
Ood ertch Mar h 1143.. 11M. 111`bn
Foothill Nurseries
sem` Ac�a>�fa- Children's Dresses, at 10c, 12#e., 15c., 20e.per yard.
COLBORNE BROS.
Have Just revived a large consignment of
Cottons. Coitenades. irucks. ('heck Shirt-
tail* and Tweeds at lower prices than an ever.
Can and see them.
A splendid assortment or PRINTS now la
Stock. ?s.0 New Patterns to chews from.
.e
Br sure aad see their Factory Cottons
before buying.
Oederic b. Feb. 11th, itH4-
Latest Slides and the Best fihscd "irk i-.' the Mose
Moderate Prices. A IN! BfpiciPd.
MISS GRAEA
Sorca.et 7.7Tem.ted_
WALL TINTS - KALSOMIME COLORS.
THE SQl"'.iii:.
The OhIca:
In Every Made. ReadyMica Peaks. Penehen's Cottage Cobh. Bed Ceet11esad.
Wire end otters can get tcolor they require without the trouble at MaimWnnsseed
to be Firm -Claes in every resite't. and to taws eatb0actkw. Per sate def>
John A. NaftelIs Hardware Emporium
31'=C==77-3=1:) I
-A ray: PiItCK$-
FOVLI BERGE---ALL WOOL
23 Inches Wide, at 23 Cents: --.SPECIAL VALUE.
I:oa=4:'.It'II.
_-_Ouse,
Si-irra.S./.C1�.1�.........r _r`3 ..
Sow-► x -er
One of the Afost Comfol( r. ',/(1 -les iia Goderich.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWES r PRICES.
Miss Wilkinson's, - Chicago "louse.
Goderich. April 141b81. 1at11
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
For Cash 1 wi'1 yell all kinds .•f (,..ala at Loasst ('rices
See Those 10, 12z.17, & 20c. Dress O oocts.
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES 1
NOTICE THOSE GIN(.IIAMS-11. I`+A ant 13c.
EXAMINE THOSE PRiN IS:
5c., 8c., 9c., lOa, 124o.
No trouble t.. show (,nods. Don't purchase i• shore are not facts.
. I off'r a few pieces of DRESS 0001)S, suitable for Wrappers and
THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
To h•gin work at once on Fall Oaks. !heady
employment at axed Belisle. to all wIltIab to
work. Matt wad w•ratt ran have
P.caaal1 Wort the Year Rood.
Good agents are Noting trent 100 to 1175 pe
month and essesaas.
Or erms and ewtat free. Address
SIOSE A WELLINGTON,
Italt5ltet- Tomato, (1st
AGE
less than
Tee Urea et i
N toe eIs.wia•.a.lt
Ii sry� Handwntneot
1bse be e.e....tlrr
t wtee ser ir/es. Isasest a.11hi
greats to aweata
It. Anys1e
t.
Goderich. March tlRb. 101. 11111.3ei.
DON'T READ THIS 1
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO,
Maawtactare ell kinds 01 Machinery (fps of the beet gaallty. Also
Bolt Cutting, Wool and Cylinder Oils.
Twaa
LARDINE
W. H. P,IDI Y,
Tao People's Store, Godes.
GREAT REDUCTION fN PRICES.
Raving retired from the Liquor business. 1 now devote my attention to
GROCER=E ,
Which I will offer lower than any home in the county. My facilities for handling
Defy Co:npctflon. I purchase direct from the lb -finer) it car load lots. Iaim tasks a
specialty of curing
Sugar -Cured Hams raid Breakfast Bacon.
LARD BOLD BY TEEM P6IL_
Read the follows quotations :
STANDARD (IRANI:LATE') SUGAR, 11 ails for $1.00.
COFFEE SUGAR, lisjttes for L00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, _ 14 the for 1.00.
West Side Court House yuan•, 0010111 11111.
C SO_ AN17-
..-ae�miasaias
art[ O IEI TT 10 O X L 1M1Jin
Camel be beaten tar pries and vents.
Per Ye r all Ilabloe.
R. W
■ MCKENZI.E
(SIC}N OF THE FADLOOg_)
-15 nKAt/tl!".IItTF:uN FOR -
STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE
With Barbs Either Fens or Six Inches .lpart.
FULL LI !s :,Q OF
Spades, Shovelsand Gardening Tools.
-ALSO A lI"L1. STOCK OF ---
GENERAL HARDWARE!'
aP113OZAL PALVM XIV
Paints, Oils, Glass and Painters' Materials.
SHEFFIELD CUTLERY.
R. W. MCKENZIE'S.