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4IVRON SIGNAL }MAY. JULY A1. ;884.
1
Seawl.
The tamers to this vicinity are busy
working et their hay w h►oh is • poet crop
this year.
The piowc which was held on laur-
2g Iset in connection with the public
was a decided succena
at sad Mrs. l:. M. Kilt; left at the
hltgtelatug of this *eel fur Summerhill
ofd vtcu itis where they will spend their
vacation.
Ahsropardtata.
The death ..f the Tate Mrs. Hogarth
has cast a heavy gloom over a largo oircle
of friend& A family ..f eight sous and
two daughter. and a sorrowing husband
to mourn the Ices 0 a faithful wife and
atiectionate mother. Her remains were
followed to the grave by a large con-
course of friends on Thursday last. Rev,
J. .4. Turnbull conducted the funeral
rites, and at the Prestoyteti..n church,
Leeburn on the lith inst., utak • feeling
allusion to the. sudden bereavement.
Starr Ado Yt>I11111Iw,-Aa iinsense
atoisesoe esessalibui at the Ota.e hall
u Tbuleisy evening, the 3rd mot., to
listen to the discussion en the Scutt Art
between speakers selected by the rival
',idem. The frieesia of the Canada Tem-
perance Act brdlgbt ltev. T. M. Csml.-
belI and Mr. Thea McGiniceddy, of
Gedrrich, to champion their calls•, and
the Act was opposed by Messrs. 1 iworge
Moir, mud 11 H. Collies, .d Exeter.
the latter, foe a lark, allowing the elver-
wau to intruduw him u "Mr. 11.11."
t►wung to the late arrival of the Auti-
Sc,tt men, the debate did not begot uu-
til 9 o'clock. By that hoar the t.,,ilding
was crowded, and as the night was warm
and pleasant, soeres of pers ul atuel et
the upon windows, and (row the outside
listened to the speakers, uecaaiunatly
patting in well•tiiesed applause. There
was a complete absence of anything Rice
a disposition to break up the meeting on
the part of anybudy. Mr. Jani.7s John-
ston, 0 Wawanosh, filled the chair ably
and impartially. Owiug to the length of
dee speeches it is iwpussibte ea give en
epitome of them. Mr. MoGilheuddy
opened the dueunion by • practical
speech occupying ..we 40 is nates in de-
livery, and was frequently applauded
Mr. Moir followed in an atldnsa of Mini
Lir length, and although lie manic a vary
fair speech, did not seem to reach the
sympathies of Inc hearers. Rev. Jnr.
Campbell spoke next, and dwelt more
fully upon the moral aspect of the ques-
tion, and scored some ezcelleet potnl& 1
Mr. Collins, who is a good debater,
wound up for his side m a speech in
which he essayed to "scorch" his clerical
opponent, and said some bright things,
without going deeply into the real ques-
tion liefore the meeting. Mr. Caunpbed,
in his tical reply. nude an impressive ap-
peal on beha f of the Act, and at the
close et his address was loudly applaud-
ed. Upon a vote being caped for, the
meeting was found to he at least fuer to
one in fever ..f the Act. So greet was
the interest manifested in the d scusion,
that although the speaking was kept op
to l2:1:,, not a person left the building
till the v. to was taken.
Salttoid.
Haying cn Ridgewood Farm lea sighs,
lust now. On the hill side men with
scythes an laying low the grass, on
• the eat. Mr. Attrill has his several uw*
ing machines nag by horse power, while
•the inpatient mule kicks up .he hay to
dry, and a horse rake gathers it in rows
for hay cocks. Then the waggons gather
it into bares on the I:oderich sine, hav-
ing to ford the Maitland. rhe svelte
this week has been a busy one
myth.
A ,eocal under the auspices of the
Ieltiss' .lid Society, was held at the resi-
duum. of N. 11. Yount. A goodly num-
ber embraced the opportunity. of havang
a seed tine as well es viae. ng Mr.
Yoewg a lurely residence.
AU the wheels have closed 'down fur
the holiday&
)1r. He:, !c. .'n',. Toon was tz•heined
on 1•uesday, and the way the scholars
answered showed Mit they had been
drilled satisfactorily by their teacher.
Mr. Taylor and the Rev. Mr. McLean
examined them.
Gosatriah Township.
3RebicaL
Jas. Regan, eh. hes taught iu Unites
S. S. No. 6, for the past two years, has
Lean re-eugeged for 1880.
LtuaTtttsu's nears. - t)u last Fride
evening a alight thunder storm
osier here, but one Hash of lightning was
instantly followed by a clap of thunder.
The electric fluid seemed to strike the
telegraph wire in fruet et Alex. Taylor's
place, and furrowed pisses eut u( tire
eonsecetive telegraph posts in its descent
to the grwud. It seemed t ., have left
the upper wire, and goufed out a piece
about two feet lung ou the wave aide 0
four pests, then luiepeal to the neat
wire, and darted directjly below the in-
sulators of aeouud wire in front of post
and run down the pest to the bottom.
it ping and tearing out pieces I r..w abet.t
I i..oln wide to four or five inches at bot-
tom, about etre to one and half niches
deep, and split and broke it up pretty
badly. Surae pieces were es fine as
matches. The Hud followed the graiu
of the wood all the way down. Some
pose are twisted gri►u, se the gr... is
gate a spiral, and on the inside, just in
the middle, is a fine groove cut au that
one can lay in a small knitting needle.
Oise lost hes the upper pies* only cut
ont, and that uu the east side. It seeth-
ed to have followed the second wire in-
stead 1 descending to the earth. It has
also broken nue of the glass insulators.
WALTeR HicK.
OBITUaRy. -There teased away last
week one of the oldest settlers in this
tract. Hugh Sturdy, at the advanced air
0 84 year& He came to Canada in
1830, and, after spending two years in
Toronto, settled upon the homestead 111
Gudetich township, where he has ever
since raided. Here, by years of deli•
&tin ta 0a.
The Pu;' _ d.a:.,is here, closed last
Nilo. Friday.
Thomas Trimble, of Wells..., •, is there
S. 1. ANNIvl.It'A.ti- '!'here wa, a'.a,u a visit to his navy friends.
large etteldancu at .the aot.e:erraty of I 'Thomas Bowers, of Algoma, -is rishtin4
the Nile `Sunday School, w:.nuh was cryo- friends here at present.
bested on Monday evening by a tea- Rev. Mr., Rios, of the Nile, preached
gfMttug and literary entertainu,ent• in the Methodist chur:h last Sunday
Swim ezceUeut refreshment/1 were pro- I avenin:'
t►i%ed at the Orange hall, after which the The anniversary 0 th.- tattle .1 the
aaatpany adjourned to the church to re- j Boyne will be cwlebrato.i by the foflow-
tlaitt. the mental tree, Mr. Hethering- sere of King William. hetes on the 12th of
r 1 L CASE, Y D., C.M., Y.C.P•>i.,
1.d terwt. 1.11.6 L000spW4e R•
Hwublessat Dss u e . tel qal-
u: hotel
JB. WHITELY, Y.D., C.IL, PHY-
. dltLA\. S Aueonobese, etc.. M.
C.P.S. Ontario. tTMee --TL. deism 1 duors
tins of W U.us's Drag ylore, eto stadia. is t
/1 R. 1dcDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC -
VI . IAN. St; ItU1tON, deo.. uradeate of Tee-
atm
er
aIol t*o Uulvenitr. 1.lcrctiale of the Halal t'ul-
et Ph eioiara. Loudon. England. to.. Arc.,
M.C. 1'. A., Ostarlo. Oce and residence
Optica baileys Hotel. Hamilton street.turd-
1716-Sin
ud-
DL McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
LY &v. O&M sad resident*
Meese Street. a.o*sd door weal ut victoria
Sam, IT$I.
HG. MACKID, M. D. PHYSI-
• etas. rlergees and Auoesebw, tirades**
of Toronto University Oakvopposite facer
-us a Cameron's Hssi[. Luckaow. If nut ie
*Moe. esquire et the Hank. I702 -y.
i1Rt3. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
1J Paysiobas, Surgeons. A000acb*n. Ike.
aloe u lir. Shansos's residence, near the
gaol Uudertob. U. C. Sge'awl. J. C. HAMIL-
TON 1751.
L' YE, EAR AND THROAT.
jJ
D1:. RYifittin \,
Lett urer oq the Kee, Far sad Throat. Trinity
5lodlal i'u elie Tomato. ant isurgrw to the
Mercer Eye and star Infirmary. tlrulba an.
Aurie to the Hospital fee sick chlldreu. lab.
l'Itntaal Assisant Royal Leaden Ophthalmia
Hospital. Moordelds. and Central London
Throat and Ear Hospital. 317 1'r.- K, u ST$EET
Toao'.Tu.
March 27th. 11(14. 1816-
inane and 3naurance.
WE ARE LENDING MONEY AT
4 atm Per emu.
feaft
ti .OYu & USWId.
uolerlelt Ayre 17th. ISa4. Ileo
5b00,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON HOLT & CAMEROS. Gude
• ie►. 17M.
ItjONEY TO LIND. - PRIVATE
1.11. foods -as freehold security. =to
tau. Swanson. uuderteh.
1HERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.=
i
Brut industry, he made himself a cons- --
✓ Beetle H
whtctn as one a the land -marls on the
Iluron road, an,l was able and willing to
extend a helping hand to many who
tome in later. To hits and to the wife
whoa he sunred 11 years, were given
a large fancily of lens and daughters,
among eh we may mention Mrs.
Kernighan, .of Cotborne township, Mrs.
Johnston of G•.derich, Mrs. Proctor, of
Sarnia„ 1oa. Sturdy. now we believe
chief o police in Emerson, and two
other sons, Samuel and Hugh, who con-
tinue to re;.reseut the family on the old
place. M. Sturdy was highly respected
as a straightt.•rward, upright, downright
roan. a warn friend, and a kind neigh-
bor.an attac'ied and a steadfast adherent
of the Church of Engsnd, he was most
faithful in attendance on her services to
the very Last, even in the days of failitig
Powers and great debility. His iron -
like constitution long repelled the en-
croachments of age. U nttl last year he
never had a days illness. But of late
weakness of the heart accompanied by
dropalierl symptoms oppressed hint, and rich. •en Tewanay. the Mint'cruday of Sep -
after a week of acute sufferi:_g he passed tember. 1w4, at the hour of twelve of the
sway on the :10th ult.: and, after appro-
priate
ppr -
prate religious services at the house,' Sheriff. lb. li u:'On
was interred int Goderich cemetery; sheriff's Office. Godeerlch. ,
whither a very large concourse of relat-
Jane 13th IONS.
tires, friesds and neighbors accompanied
his remains. THE Gi•R.MAT
i1'1 I (1
ton, superintendent of the school, texu-
pied the chair in a very efficient nswwr.
A long programme ,•f recitations, dialor
rims etc., was rendered, atter which
Mr. Thee. McGillicuddy, gave a 14 min-
ute chat to the children, who gave him
the closest attention. Short address
were also trade by Rev. Messrs. Rice,
Lcgter and Caswell. Tl,o, Methodist
July. Speeches will be delivered by
several of the prominent members of the
Orange body.
Rev. D. McNaughton, preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. The
same a;eutleman will dispense the Sacra-
ment 0 the Lord's Supper here, next
Sabbath.
The members of the Methodist church
choir Lem Coderieh, ni. sabering 2t) eholr, are taking advantage of the gath-
voices, sang frequently dor hg the even- l ering here, on the 12th of July, to get up
ing, std took k the audien. • by storm. a garden festival un that day. The pro -
We never heard them in getter voice. I, are to be applied to furnishing
Mr. Halls had theta in readiness fur I music for the choir.
every call of the chairman. A. 11. Hen-
derson's solos were much enjoyed by all.
The singing of the evening was indeed a
musical treat. The school appears to be
in a prosperous condition. The saniver-
eery will not 'non be furgoitten by those
who attended it.
It has been learned with great regret
that the Rev. J. Turner, who was ap-
pointed to this circuit of the \Ieth•dtst
church, has been stricken down with a
severe paralytic stroke. Arrangements
have been made by which the pulpit will
be supplied.
A gentleman resident of this neighhe
Paramount. hoed, travelled a few miles towards the
sunny south last week. When he re -
Dominion day passed off very quetly turned, the people here, came to the coa-
in this pec+. Most 0 the inhabitants elusion that it u • good thing for hint
sought fur pleasure elsewhere.
VIttrrneo. - Miss Jessie Dryden, of
Galt, and Mrs. Orissa, of Wroxoter, are
visiting at Wm. Murdoch& Ewen A.
McKenzie has arrived hone front t►tta-
wa, where has been attending the Sie-
mal.
Budding o very brm..k in this section
at the present time. J. Murray is hav-
ing brick dwelling erected on Inc premi-
er.. J. Martin is also having a house
,*erected, which add very much to the
appearance of the plate. else) by pounding a dram moat untaerci-
pta,L Exa11trarto'.--inion School fully, and kept it up until a late hour.
section No. 14, had a eery successful ex- The general verdict at the tune tr.s.
amination on the 4th inst. The pupils that it was the Salvation Army, said that
were examined by Messrs. McKenzie, they must have thought they were in
McDonald, Anderson and Wilson. Al- Clinton or Goderich, or some out ,oi the
though in the busy time of the season, way place, where they would toot 4i-tturb
then. was between twentfive and thirty any body with their racket.
visitors ,present. Mr. Horton is very
successful as a teacher, and should he be
ss prospereue in the future as in the past
there is no doubt but he will give ample
asti•faeton to the section. He will re-
• tern to his home in L.eburn this week,
we wish you a happy vacation. Harry.
that he didn't stay in that climate any
longer, for if he had all transformed to
the same color, that hu moustache did,
Inc nearest and dearest would have :had
a difficult task to recognize him.
It is reported that the Salvation Army
are coming to this village, either this
week or t.ezt week. Indeed it was hard
to convince people last Saturday night.
but what the Army had really come, be-
cause about ten o'clock at night, some
miscreant amused himself (but nobody
Amberlsyt
The first rain for one month in the
village was on Friday.
Hay operations have begun. The
crop le for below the a•. erage, !owing to
Ike continuer/ dry weather.
R. H. Thomas, tatl••r• has removed to
Per'ne, where he purposes continuing
the uuetn.es.
1' owinion Day was regarded here as a
holiday. The picnic held in Illaii s
roto, Pine river, under the auspices of
tie Good Templar., was a decided suc-
yea& Derides the different ledges being
web represented, large numbers of the
rgspadable s,mniunity were present,
%hewing that prohibit:. n u increasing.
serving coni the grounds the Ret.
M-Y.rlane olive,' upa prayer,whee
•aewthers of the Ledges distributed
well filen T,skets prepared for the
eior• Aft. o Igncht.m %Vtlliant
eah was called to the chair, which
Bien .,• fill«I very satisfactorily.
was furnished by Duncan M -Kay,
Ape r, K••tail. and \ir. Findley and
1E6.111 • tt preuole.i -it the organ. The
tgegese e. was cheerfhilly given for the
lay by N. G. McDonald. agent Lurk-
ge,. • ti;,eeohea wo-re delivered by
oersted members whi: h were brief and
del- Reeitatieens by Mr Richards,
et, were greatly se -splendid. After
regrssutse woe gone eror, the
',4itnanenitheNatiooel Anthum,
*We leer reed •n tel- part in the
VI tress& , --hen they vendee'
Mai► hrneeward all well pleased with
1 joytwent. lot there le swell a
' M ilia se nil tools for the
1`s 30e.! Aet in the tee
Lee born.
Win. Roue, of MuskoLa. a t isiung
friends hers at present
Mina Kirk, of Ayrshire, Sosnt'and, is
the guest of Mrs. Win. htraahau. Lee -
burn Farm.
Rzuolot a. -There will be serv.c•. tit
the Presbyterian church at the usual
time, 11 am. Rev. Mr. Pritchard will
preach. ..
imreorttalsrr. -The small bridges and
culverts have undergone a thorough re-
novation within the last few days.
11u'ito.--The haying has comntuncea
in this section. The crop in some laces
will be fair, in other planes will be places
the aversge,owing to the drought.
CON ix►Lacct.. --A resolution 4 condo.
lents wan passed at the last meeting ..f
Leeturn tsopeance lodge to Bros. Hog-
garth in their sad bereavement
Peter Stewart bi t a pleasant tris, 10
Paramount recently, and brou_ht
cheerful tidings .1 H. Horton, who
teaches there
Our jolly bacheler 1 e1 the way in hay
ing this season, cruelly startling the
slumbers of the fan ones by netting his
mower in motion at 4 aim. on the 2nd
inst.
Fatawa.L. The pealing notes oil the
bell in the Presbytersn church sent a
thea t of sadness through many as they
Ctrelthere on Sunday to hear the
11 .sricen of their beloved pastor,
)hv. J. A. Turnbull, who had seosgted
a nal) to Rt. Marys At the close of the
sennet the entire ceagrsgatton sang
"Mew be the Ti. that Rinds," and after
wards many stettp.d forward to clasp the
peracher's by way of farewell.
Daring the past three years he had been
• faithful guide sad counsellor, and net
a cloud had is that tiss arisen, bitterest
paster and All here joie in
wishing him Mrs. Turnbull weer
carseat elft happia mo is their new ham
loveable home, built the ol.1 stone house ut tT'i oro y virtue of a Wei: of
To w IT : i Fleet Facies. issued out
o f Her Majesty's High Court of James
Queen's Bench Division. sad to be directed
and delivered against the Lands and Tene-
ment, of tvl1.I.1A‘l ItOHEItTttON. at the
suit of JOHN GREEN & CO. I have seized
and taken in execution all the right. title. in
serest, and equity of redemption of all and
singular that 'retain parcel or tract of land
and premises. situate. l)tngan.t being in the
Township .f Colborne. in the County o
Huron. and Province of Ontario. being cont
posed of • part of lot number one. in the firs
concession. eastern di virion. of the said Town
ship. Thr metes and mounds of the said pane
of hand. being as follows. t'onnsencing at the
distance of one -lain .dztt-seven bake. un a
course due west. from the poet planted be-
t ween luta one and t wo. on mouth side of eon
cession road, thence south. four degrees
twenty minutes• cart lnagneHri two chains
nazi. links. thence south, seventy-five dtgrtw.
'Moen minutes. west. one chain. eighty tl'nka
then-- north. forty-three degree., forty -ate
minutes. west. sixty-nine links, thence north
eight degrees. twenty minutes, wear, two
chains, thirty links, thence north. fourteen de-
gree... east. one -hairy fifteen links, thence
south. eighty-two degrees. ten minutes. coat.
one chain. thirty-four links. thence south
thirty-two degrees. forty minutes, east. one
chain. forty links. to the Were of beginning
and containing hs admeasurement, three
roods and two perches of land. wiieh Lands
and 'Tenements Isbell offer for :idle. at my of
sic-, in the Court Howie. in- the Town of t,ode
(uNEY TO LEND. A LARGE
lvl amount of Private nada for Inveetutent
u lowest rotates tiros -class Mortgages. Apply
wtiAltitiW & PRUUDYUOT.
$420,050 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
gY
os Yana and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortduges purchased. no t'ummtriott
charged. t'oaveyanclug Mees reasonable.
N. B.-ftorruwrn w obtain muuel in WIC day
if title N salsfactury. DAVISON & JOHN
STO\ Barristers. tc.. (Roderick. 1751
clock. noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS.
Ross McKenzie. the well-known mem-
ber 0 the Toronto Lacrosse club, has
become buffed at newspaper criticisms
of his play, and has publicly announced
his intention to retire front attire la-
crosse playing
Epp" z Cowoa.--Gaarvrt t. ANO l'onrowr-
tr... Hy a thorough knowledge of the natu-
ral laws which govern the operations of
intestine and nutrition, and by • careful
application of the ane properties of well -
selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided oar
breakfast tables with a delicately flat -owed
beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors bills. it is by the judicious use of
such articlesof diet that a constitution nue
be gradually built up nntil strong enoughto
resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
o.' subtle maladies are floating around to
ready to attack wherever there is a weak
point. We may escape many a fatal shah by
keeping ourselves wen fortified with pure
blood and a property nourished frame." - r•irit
Serra!, Gazette.-- Made simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold .a1y in Packets cad
Tins ,tib. and lb.). by Grocer'.. labelled --
James Ere. & Cu.. Horn ropalhtl' Chemists.
London ring."
Legal.
SE6OER S, BARRISTERS,
ueierio
1'. tt&atit.1e. Jot. J. A. MoaToa.
E. N. Lewis. EIV7-
C. HAYES, :11►LICITIIR ace,
1 t titl-e corner of tae .eluare and West
cr.••. O,tertch, over Ilttt,er. Nodulose.
money to lead at lowest rates of interest.
1ARROW & PRnUDFI►t►T, BAR
lt(+$TERK- Attorneyr& iplivitors, etc
Ouelerfult. J. T. Gerruw, W. Piot dfoot. 17S
(IASBRI)N . HOLT S CAMERON,
'.1 Barrister. itolieiter' In Chancceery.te.
:•tirteti.hseed Wiagts
ha. U. 43. Ca&w.e►
sic' P. Holt. M. 0. d ataerun W.
Harare. Wins -ham. 1761.
FACTS!!
FACTS!!
FACTS!!
AND DON'T FORGET IT
That we have never been, and
never intend to be undersold
by any legitimate house in the
Trade, either in
Sugars. Tans, Ceoes
Semi -Centennial Exposition
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life aad Aoetdeat laanranos Agent.
Rfpresentlag first-class Companies. Alsosdrot
for the Can Baa Lit. arca-.( Iracluxt-It Co.
Mone) to lend on Mortgage. either In Town of
p'arel'ruperty. in any way to suit the borrow
sr. Maine--Mu-stairs) Ear's block Uoderich
1884.
Of Live Stock, Poultry, Dairy
Agricultural and Horticultnra
Products, Implements and Man-
ufactures of all kinds.
TOMONTO,
September loth to 20th
Tbe Largest Peter List In the Doctors.
Prize 1.I.t4 and i:nIry rural. can be obtala
ed tron. Inc secretaries of all Agricultural
cieties and M,-hault• Inst date*. or they
be met anywher- on upplicetlOa by
►sane L'.•crctan-. at 7 orunto.
•• ENTRIES CES KE .•gefl NW.
Tr.:+ ti 11.1 int +111
GRANDEST EVENT
Of Toronto. Nenu-i •entennial year.
An Immense Programme!
Off
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
a RUCTION MART
1d)fIeeION aOOMR,
IIMMd doer South et TU• elsaaal OSe.
Lotted asighe old 411id cis ttiwaltMaon.
aea7T VOa Tea
HAMILTON LOAN •OCI*TY.
Massey Isar at Lors.l Ea* V ilihresf.
MOSSY T! r MA4RT mi(14X)011181101T TO
a ILL
Real Lewd* sag Vz= Aesst
April setb. lee. Ie27-11
$00e000 TOL AN AT 0 PER
THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUtITS CO'T
err prepared to loots money at a per cent.. pay
able half yearl7, •
TERM$ TO SUIT BORROWERS,
on arstcbser farm security.
aMAT 10
CAMIiHON. HOLTBt C ROS•
Agents for the Tomato GOMM! Truce Co'y.
Mears. C•1111ang, HOLT t COSMOS have
large • a rrggee $east of private to loam
os eretc1 es tum security.
Dederick). Oct- 4, lief 1111141
FiN and ariku SiIs. WW1 Prcacnptiel l int
is being prepared fir that time.
1'Yrap Rate. mad F 5rll*us so all UM4
ways Tse brat Ilst.e to 51.14 lbs 0111 et
Toemsts.
WALT FOR 1'1'.
1J J. WITHRiI% , H. J. HiLL,
President. Manager sad ! ecratary
TORONTO.
June lib. Pak 1910.31
C. CRABB
The subscriber is now ,prepared
to funti-•It all kinds of held and
Garde'. Seeds of the
REES PRICE
BEST VARIETIES
at raters that cannot ite beaten iu'
Ooderieb.
Call and examine sampler be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
REES PRICE
Town Hall Goderich.
Fountain of Health.
Sulphur lit Iron Bittbrr.
Fluid Lightning.
Electric Bitters.
Burdock Bitters.
London Purple
-PURE-
GREEN
-AND-
East Street Grain Depot, Opposite HELEBORE--
JAS. WILSON.
51arch :st4 1881. If01.
We are offerin, the whole of our Stock of
Spring and S
AT
er MiiIiiie!
A Great Reduction.
'We lave the Finest Variety of Lace. in Antique, Oriental, Lupine and
Spani'h in Black and Cream.
To our now famous stock wt- are constantly adding, as the demand in-
creases
n-crease m in different branches, '
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ALL THE LEADING NOVELTIES
SUCH AS
LACE CURTAINS
& DRDSS GOODS
15 ALL THE LATENT FA BHP AND DESiON`'.
PRINTS, in Great Variety. HOSIERY, Plain, Striped and Black.
Silk, Taffeta and laid Gloved. Parasols. Fancy and Plain. An excel-
lent assortment of White and Colored Counterpanes.
Hair Work Done on Short Notice.
ri'Hati Done )ver. S,,e• t1::r New kitchen Cabinet.
aarA Large Parcel of Goods from New York non t e op.'nesl this week.
Tt.e Sentare, Goderich.
The Oldest Established and
Cheapest Store in the
County of Huron.
PRESENT PRICES:
ROC1ERl:2tB_
uranwtat Nagar. 12 Its. for 11.00: M tete Ib.
Iec. other sugars In proportion. sugars nosh
On delivery.
TEAS AS CHEAP AS SUGARS.
Black Trw at :.k-.. equal toany 30r. Ti'. in On
-
tario: Finer Meeks •t bee. and 75c. Ureses
' n Tae Yonne Hyena. from Ile_ to ter. Linn -
powder Tea. Mr.: the finest imparted. 75)r. lb.
General Groceries, Crockery A tett anDR7 iflQOinIC O1 D6_
& Glassware at Bock
Bottom Prices.
150 Doz. FRUIT JARS
31:3111T J,1tRI v
Come and See Us
C. A. NAIRN,
oeelt ldotgp liters, agieildh
Jess 11414 WEL
Prises to close •1 priers to ast*nish. Partory
Cotton. yard wide, by piece at ee.: narrower
at 5c. A fine lot of nem Brain trees Mks at
71e.. worth 111.25.
IIA24DW.A.MIC
A wee -erne -tee Most of Scythes, Smiths. Hay
works. tepad.s awl amok. all frets the best
smelters.
PJ►I°J TS J►.lePD OIL -B_
W• hoer tacos bet the heat, and oMl those at
gene twice conseseseet.
free eiansst =rim wig werrsabd hes
A Illtsdar of Wass and BaWers' Hadi
wareea
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W. MCKENZIE'
IS NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ')
but has been so long in it and formed such good trade consectloss that he is ab:e cad w111
GIVE BETTER BARGAINS
IN
GENERAL HARDWARE!
Than others professing to cell at east He it r;ouod that kis house in the future, as its
the past, shall be toted as the
CHEAP
HL:RDWARE
EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off Cash Sales I
R. W. MCKENZIE'S
Bio ` SUITS. Bio
All Wool Tweed Suits
FOR $10.00 .
J. C. DETLR & CO'S
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