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THE HURON SIGNAL FI UAYr. JULY 1e, 1884.
D01iq.
)taster Art1 US Mason, of Braes$SId.
is the guest of ?rout Allen.
We Leek* the tawiliar ouuateneees of
P. Layton, formerly market clerk, visit-
ing old friends here. I'et looks well,
argon • rocs e " tlace int( saw logs in the dem .t briars.
A NEW COAT.• -trate pest chile is iso- I Lord Chief •l otic• \Villiamt. of MeI- i Friday, when he fell off and was dn.wu-
proted by es of uit .,i p'r 't(, by the 1 bourne, Australis, rade, into tti.• Amtae ' ed.
H
sad is a gad t t the Scott Act
TH'2 WORLD Oval These us haw d a sealliet .riling
--- between armwt'polioe and She astiteas in
all r et carr NM
sett
sidefile l'etasar' There to eplteition to the Prince tet
t Wales being an arbitrator between the
'Houma of Parlimw.t.
The w•ii.. of Capt. (leer, sot Orolou. , A little hey, aged Lite years, ern of
et• has died fru; the acct. 01 a oat Mr. James Wyse, was playing tea float
artistic tot es of Herb. lUlor ane toe us upon • bicycle.
Harryfiord irf RUa'1tbl +es
lie h, .1 4i.nloslolm
Henry, Ill., J sly 16. -lie.. L
--, lee4 leiws, EaK•??h Iron, his son y y and Freddie
The hero or R. Quaid was raised by Itud.'hai oyer 600 wile..( shelves, end I Buhep, lads about 19, whole boating tut
f A. from
its n, of Garbraid, on in
rico i resect. ea . tete .f literature daily. the Illinois river Fere this atternouu cap-
sized and were all drowned.
admit d the '.alls of a cattle stable being Cons -
metre of the 14th district o n Tuesday (ienoral Tudiehrer the defender of
night ef.doree d l letUsed and Hendrick a.
iacbTo=sslt>a• Dr. Koch, the German authority en
Herbi.o.a u meeting with cholera, says that America, with careful
Mr. (wig quarantine, may eseafw the plague.
petn•uaSe in his creamery undertaking.1 1 Ritchie, At a raising or_ Friday at Gm. Luis-,
Huron Road, Wm. Crooks Met with a
'seems ( man tli-MI ► a pike
pole from the bop of the building which
struck Mr. Crooks tit his right thigh,
snaking • tearful Kash about six inches in
leugth. Had it not been ter Robert
Acheson, who saw the pole coming and
who poled Mr. Crooks to onside, there
is ;no doubt it would have struck hire on
the head a ith fatal force. It is f•.rtu•
cute that the fatality was thus averse I.
Dr. M Aherne sewed up the wound and
;lire Crooks is confined to led and like-
ly to be laid up for mute time. th
July tth, lege. q 1
A boy named ternan r e, while
ff Queen's tishin¢ ,eueen's wharf. Annapolis, 1 the mittens of I'levus (eon ( semen Pasha
yesterday, fell overboard and was drown- in the late Russo-Turkish war.
ed, The Toronto Industrial Exhibition As -
Charles 1
Charles E. Ilrown has bn arrested .ociation has decided to coffer two value -
at Keston, charged with buying English ble prizes for portrait$ of two of the
shillings, folding theta, and passing them most beautiful Canadian ladies. No
for sovereigns. I litanies will be attached to the: portraits
A. H. Roe, M.P. P. tar Lennox, died 1 but each will be known by a number.
as
on Saturday last, of heart disease. He I linty the .tames of the winners of the
was elected to the Local Legislature at I prizes will be made known.
the last general election. I 'the Montreal Gazette says that the
Willie Armstrong, aged 14 years, Gun . present advance tet cheese by wholesale
of thepropriSturof the Armstrong House. i is the work of operators, and purely
Whitby, had his skull fractured with a !speculative. And, further, that it will
• quoit ,itched by Alex. amiIM
, be hard work to maintain the advance
in view o[ the weather and other con- I
Cuuucti neei to -day pursuant to ad I Mr. Pipes, Premier of Nova Scotia. view being favorabledfor cheese! Members all present has resigned, and W. S. Fieiding has production.
M t f last meeting read *mantled been called on to form a Government. Avery .
Sebastopol, is dead. He was .one of the
finest military entireers of the age. His
defence of Sebastopol was a masterly
effort which won the commendation of
friend and foe. His last noted work was
rota.
1■ Dederick ea the G. last., the woe of
Mr. A. Met. of Alts.. of a sea.
Is es Tharedar the
Jaly 17th. e
wits of >tir. Joseph Bird. O. T. H. putup
w arks. d • eo
• n.
111•111111.10.
At Uoderkh on the Nth July b) the Itr.
I a»Wk.Robert Taylor to MW Mary tau
Nis.
Died at Saltford. July tub lti4, at her reel•
deuce. after •'insets¢ thaw, AM Cru and
loved wife of Andrew Peck. aged 7
Y twrnths. limited was peace.
tiedertel Markets
00Dttaica, Jul) 1:, lee&
Witert.traUii $1 CO *01
Wheat, grin tag) t) bush .'.'.... 1 00 • 1
Flour. t bre t 75 W 500
Uata. • bush ........ ........... u 11 of ' i
Harle
Potatoes Y busk ..-sees. 0 LS M 0 !0
a .e
p /Wssheb :-._.
►uo as O pretty custom, which during
and passed. Mr.Ge... Palr•us letter to Both gentleuten are Liberals I the flowery mason might be appropriate-'
c une,l respecting minus to wire fences Another excuse fur using whiskey has ly imitated by (:nderich churches, pre-
vails
ahead; built, was nal by clerk. Moved I; boon rendered nugatory, as the hyoid ' in the l-nitarian church, Janis st..
b Ed 1 Acheson, s •waded by J-limo"boon fire has tailed to keep a man alive when I Toor+nto A committee of young belle,"
by •rattlesnake. • every Sunday decorates the pulpit and
urn fetter read we sue nu remon fl for Lizzie Emmerich. acted 20, its
one- lean, that having head Mr. Pars- he was struck
attachments profusely shut and. i nts rofusel with flowers,
changing tn_• by law niready ; Iseday 1 killed herself in Franklin township, Pa, ♦,contributed by members of the con¢re-
1 because unabe t. lk p P I i attua soh h gad or gathered in
kiting thereto Carried. o
Ldward I t yesterday, rte u o are r ens,
John tie corn, seconded by
with the other sehden at school. I the ward.. The other Sunday the scent
Acheson, that time quarterly allowance to
Joseph Miller anI Wm. Coiling indi-
gentsbe t..u,.:.: L., twelve dollars per
quarter for the aum:uer mouths. Car-
ried. Jloved by John Brecon], second-
ed by J. H. Elliott, that the treasurer
be empowered to borrow one thousand
dollars from the Molson bank in Clin-
ton for tide months. Carried. The
followiog accounts wore paid, riz : Wm.
Crooks for openut [;ravel pit, 8130:
Janes Torrance for digging ditch• $2 • ridan_g with Frank Shirty Sunday even-
. Clement Newton and tithe's, for rem..y• i int,. clothing spark and s burned esShirley's
she i lays cigar tired
dna r.latrtletatt of road, 3rd and Silt :
con.. $2.95: John McDonald for digg- I death.
ing dttch, 82 . S. Phipps for grading ten Bishop Hellouth, Suffragan of Ripen,
9th and 10th cum., and culvert, 120: England. and formerly Bishop of Huron.
Robert Bray indigent, 110. Mr. Hags krrived from England on Saturday suer.
for conducting case of side line lots, 30 noun upon a visit to his so au, and will re -
Chas. Andrews, a delegate to the d ripe clover tilled the audttortunr.
Democratic National Convention, hasCA.u•u:o, July 16.—Information has
forte become insane fthe excitement, and • ,en received from close friends of But-
ts confined in an asylum at Toledo. I ler byF. Shively, serary of the anti -
One of the Ottawa cabmen, who was mton.p» et
t committed., dispelling the
driving Hon. J. H. Pepe from the doubts coding Butler's candidacy for
Canada Atlanti- Fatten the other even- the presidency on the independent
ing, drop*, 1 .lead from the cab to the ticket, and Satire; definitely and pose
ground from heart disease. tively that he will run. Shievely who is
kuow%('emp, of Racine, Wis., wait lin the city, expressed Pelee that it t.
almost aduduteiy ceriain that Rutter
oil: 1, • a catrdidate. with the endorse-
ment of Greenbacken sutrmunupoests,
pr,ls,hly the laboring man. Butler's
refloat at present to make a public state-
ment, Shively says. is prompted by a
desire to Ent two what will be dune by
the convention of labor representatives
to be held at Chicago on Joly 30.
•
sad 31, before Inagua rates 110 ; , (u• Main in Londuu for some time
1
t ort: Memos.—The quarterly ineettng
Collins inditirut p r Jars Collins, 818,- Waahi ,n,' July 11. -The Govern- of the Huron Medical socia me twee
iii ; Nixon $1sturdy, P. M., forlillen_ftt, a '
gravel, 82 ; ; John Scott,
4 u M . for
hent has been notified that Mexico has held at the ligand Union hotel: Clinton.
water, :•2 ; Adam Scott, P. M. for, contracted with s steamship company tt,
on the Rth slaty. Reptesentati were
c a bonus of $6(► per head for Chinese .resent from l;oderich. Brussels, Bay -
gravel,
gravel pit ccd shuvell1' for t»ren w no landed at Guairas. held, Brncefield, Exeter, LucknOw,.Sea-
gravel, $14. l' uucil adjourned to meey forth and Clinton. The usual number
-stein on -the second Monday in. August. ! A dispatch from Belleville says ' s f reports, of peculiar rases and their
JAME,' PATTO_ , Clerk.`" — I'Wid ebeen& Adams was huntin in the
vicinity of Boultur, in the township of treatment were read. tin motion of DR
dha514. i Barlow, he fatally shot John Smith, Graham, of Brussels• seconded by Dr.
whose apresident' of Uniseiu
1 Medical Association, Dr. Caatpbell was \
The council (net at Sch. Mouse. No. bear. est the Malabide and
leaicaL
1
T. C CARE, M.D., C.M., M.CP.8.,
Oat. Po class. tlurtfron• AoeoarheW.
Je. U111t+e - altar turmeric re cupws) by Ur.
111111.1=0 Deugamon. \IgLt office Mar
Ittil-
i dies
B. WHITELY, )ILD., t'.M., PRY-
V . /*DIIAN. Somme. Auao.ehesr. etc.. 1
('.P. m.. Outarlo. Odic •• - TM tfquare. i sere ■rowel te a Istirest rates of
leaf of Wilms* 1►rue Stove. up Maim, I0101
cD(►NAGH, M.D., PHYtiI -
1 it1,11i0%. au., Graduate of T
Legit.
s
LEAOUR 1 L$WI13, BARMII`ITERB,
C Uet J. A. )Sorrow.
C. Sraetab ` t N. Lamle. itr
RC. HAYES, SOLICITOR «e.,
of tae saws and West
stmt. 1,f ee ever Butler'satb000kstore.
C1
CA1tRlOW .t PROUDFOOT, BAR
(t R M T itls*TItRd Atturasyy's,, roudfors. ere
lot. IAN. d Oaferia h. J. T. Oa1Tuw, W. t'rotidfow. I7S
.aur. t'aivrorlty. Lloeet We ,tae te« 1 Vic.. --
lstic of )'hyslclasa. Load to C_• •
s t'. 1'. S.. c►atario. Uro. asst restdea.c CAMERON, H pJfatLsoTn. R CAMERON,
orieOPpt•+lte Br►IeJ i Hotel. ItaOtltos Mr,e»taw - „vda ' G.
min.
0 ft it 0151
ti 13 t• 011
0 11 0 11
000 re lel
0 ell
0D .. 1770
s 5o u 03
5 hi "40 •' 1 10
0
WILL BE SENT TO
P tui.
D& McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR- 1 awpa vffittltkasl.
UEi)%. Coroner «c. (Mace and rMtdence
Benue demo ..oead door west of Victoria
1751.
Street.
__-__ M. D., PHYSI-
HG. MACKID,
. cum. $ur8eoa and Accuurber. Graduate
.1 Toronto University. Waveopp••ette tamer
-on E Caweruu . 1. L- uo w. It
Role is
• Baak tea
efaee. enquire at the Hanl._
VW. SHANnN(►N .( '500,000 To LOAN. APPLY TO
P atctaaa urgeoa.. CAMIL-ItU1 HUL'C iCAMi1R0 u •
pot Goderioh- ti. k ■ons t»t. `iONEY TO LEND. — PRIVATE
-- - _--- -- foots -ow feretoerld recttrlty ♦jMI to
TH i C3REAT s7e asp
tu R tr l PRUU UFY)U f
Loansl, ane 3n$urance.
lk-E ARIL LENDING }}MONEY AT
g,•tat per oe.\t.Imola
AKA011e st teens.
Uoderic b. April 1:1 b. ItiM. 11tH
ANY ADDRESS
FROM THE
the
gaolaloe at rt t3ba. O. as mss. eJ. Ca , , l lel
EIL
roe
Gee. Swaet•ta.iiu4tr11 t. 1
11)tST111..\1, F-1RS
Soiui-Centennial EIposition,
1884.
Of L.ve Stock, Poultry, Daily,
Agricultural and Horticultnrall
IProducts, Implements and Man-
i ufactures cf 1I kinds.
TO:'NT
Sent 1 IUth to '0 i j
' CONEY TO LEND.---_ LARGE
.`1l1 amount of Private.' Fund. for inveatesot
tt lowest retie ea (rat -class Murtgeges• Amity
ARROW .
Q20.000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
V on Farm Gad Town Property at Ismael fa•
lrrrst. 3/ortllo¢ee purchaso`'. w0
charged. Conveyancing fees
N.14. - l4orruwers can obtain toner la
if title is Helistacter,.--UAV Ie1N t
STUN Berrbters. etc.. Oederlcb. ITU
RRADCLIFFE, FiRE, MARINE,
. Life and Accident ias cane Area.
Representing $r tclaseCompaa
ies. Ake for the (aa SDA Live erotic teat itAxctt Co.
Mosey to lead on Mortgage, either in Town a
Farm Property. in Gay way to suit tits borrow
er. Odoe-4*D•etalrei Ear's Monk Gederich
Septi
► 'f j GODERICH AfJCTION MART
The Largest eels. test Is (tae o. 4a.ea• I♦gra
VOMMISSIONFROUMq
Prize Geta and Entry Forme canobtain-
ed
a
be
b( in 9eceed door south of Tux Siegal. Ogee
ed from the Secretaries In all Aartcutthey --
be
and where Mechanics' Instttutea, or they will I
where on application b)' l ort- rd Lind B.J.4111 (3344 4obf ,04 (batmua•.a.
to shot my
to the 3.•cretary• at Toronto.
ENTIRE* ti UWE ari:r*T tetra•
WHEN I' VO■ TUI
11
HAMILTON LOAN SOCIETY.
THIS w 11.1 as THE i Sleety Leat d Loar.t Yate of Interest.
GRANDEST EVENT I •-wwvADVANCEI►LD4GOt►It0SENTTO
THE MART R PALO.
1 ort Toronto's Beni -Centennial year 1
S. PO►LLI►1 Ag
1 [teat Estate Gust Ftaaacial Agent
An Immense Programme ! ,pr, ,w,h. Mg. OWe'ch. 11117-a
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS S -1.ulit► T.'t \wAN AT 6 PISR
being prepared for that time.
4 Yea ptra and [amiss• se an natl.
Toronto. ! yearly.
THE TORONTO GENERAL TI asters CO•T
I
hest time is visit the l Ity of are prepared to Loan money ata permit.. pay
ways. The b b U ani w
able
WatT FOR IT_ ' TERMS TO SLIT BORROWERS,
J. J. WITHRi ►«•, H. 3. HILL. ca ate-clnos farm security.
President. Ma and `.ectetarc ' Apply to
T')RU\TU. t CAMERON. HOLT t CAMERON•4
\ June Seth. *0(4. 13I9 -3t i Banisters. Oodetkvo
___ — i Agents for toe Toronto General Trusts Co'y.
C. CRABS
Me,•r• ('arte•RO•t H01.T R ('Alamos t.te
also • lance amount of private funds to ba.
en firsta• farm security.
---HA+- ( n..we.t.n Oct. 411Atl 4,11 .1
The Oldest Established and
cape he any and mistook for l «orfhtm,tton. I Cheapest Store in the
t► on Saturday, the 5th July. The In )Iuntreal the po.•hcenmen Gra raiding requested tocant114 of -AUGUST County of Huron.
Tecumseh Council at tl» election to be {{ { j
held in May next. The motion passed
without a dissenting voice. Dr. Camp-
bell is therefore in the field as a
date for the seat. He will make a good i
representative if elscteu. and will poll a f
large vote where he u known. .
1
Geed Mims trig these irkeke es. '
The legality of keeping • gild pi t
school after regular hears for nit learn- i
drag his lessons was tested in an English
reeve beim, absent at d:oderich in con-
nection with the equalization app8il,
Mr. Whitley was appointed chairs
read
The minutes of last meottng
and signed. Letter from J. Tigeet Mm- I keeping light bread.
platuinq of the tiaager,u$ state of the' amas Reilly, the New York showman
hill near his residence From lames . who was bitten by a rattlesnake Sunday'.
Savage relative tea breach on the f and ,lied •Ionday night. He presented •
7 con road near J. 1':mlparick's. The l hornble apprearinee
the bakers stores for light bread. •
baker named !Karinieu repulsed the
police. and he will have to appear on a
charge of assault in addition to that of
Ammonia anti
fol
lowing azcounts were ordered to
b - whiskey were administered in large
paid ;— Sullivan, repairing hill be I
S 1. gewgaws without effect.
tweet' luta 1'J and 20, Lit., $1D; J. n pP'"°d dynamiter,
liven, planking culvert front of let 11:, James Walker, a satGlastcow,attempt-
L.R., iii; J. Sullivan building culvert ; arrested on Tuesday law court recently when the mother of a , y.;;.,;u•:
front d lot 16, L.R., $10.50; Mr. Dal- 1 ed to shoot and stab his captors. He taw bey had the tetrad master of the
belt school be attended before the court.
$4.• jure.. planking culvert at Kioutl, ' fn on
rand epoapoers of givi
ng
n hie The judge, in giving -tis decision, said -
Culver J. Lang, planking and repairing d namitrn on hu
culvert at Kiutail, $4.50: J. F. Sullivan, names of supposed y thee the
tnan he ctmilaoauthority
n+ltl llut}tfstudy- i
building culvert at Kingsbridge, $13 50; ( penton• lag at home, and that h. , therefore, had
A. Dreary, building culvert, S.L n6 and The committee employed in revisinginn right to detain hat he. h he alae. laid
7, con. 5, $ti; Mr. Garrett, planking the Old Testament hare finished their that in his .'pint this detention
Carrick's bridle, x13: Wm. \though, labors. After submission to the Cony.- that i ed t f
gravel, 120.110; J. IllcCaig, planking cation, the Testament will be issued to o an as(swnit. As :lir plant
job on near Dungannon, i$2; n Garrett, W. hive died during the Twelve eif the revision. 7 members master was ddid
tet.ar1 ,1 i'o nAyinq it.
e-otm.->R •- .' -
job on S.L 9 and 10, ditch(n{C 13;
L.R. 14• l'.•,s,liaut.-srtu•r, cul tLkr the I•• -•••n i
Johnston, repairing culvert jn accordance with a fes dation pa•s rl i
A. 1Nr1.00d, two culverts on con. 12, at a recent session of the (:rand Lodge. home -
G n r Toronto•
$19.11:►; H. Garrett, work
T,1
on Goo. 1.,, Wilson Lodge \n. 81x. •. The seers ►.t.
O'Connor s road, ,n Tuesday pissed • rewtdutiun that in _ 1st JANUARY
ler, $10.81►: future the k i mall iMr eniint t lignrors \* w r••.•••ot utee:o,a of rise 1Gni+.eriui
Irsrt L.ld, nish.d (rein the retreshmettt +apple. tNw.crati .. t
the tint lodge to tae ion.
The Dominion and Previnci.Exhale-
$11.13,
x ti e-
$11.13; I) o. work on l t Ceuse
$8,00; It McKay, lam
M. Wallace, repairing cu be b.
ti ••,r crown villtete the ;
$4 A. McLeod building culvert
This u
cru k act t•.1?„out •'.1a nru••.na.u.iy adopted : -
O'Conner'. road, $9.65; McGinty, 1 E 1 1 -That •v.• ns nu a,•.riatiwt regent the I
undstdrain on Mullardt hill, S.L :d au`i tion will be held this year at t►tt.w,. k„tt Act as Navin: been clearly helreti- 1
4, con 4, E.D., $3; W Cunningham, commencing en Monday. September Y2, coif to the coats•• ..f tetu,wr.itrc4IiI H:Jton'
cutting hill tea cnn. 4. "PPesite 1..t 3, lie and continue to Sept. 27. Theeahiiuti.rn even in the i.e. of etotolu, L ed (ppreilIQP
D., ,?5; B.Diskant. tadtog road ton will be opened 1.1 ir John Mscd..ual,l. and other sanoow dieLdv Lougee ; and
4 con., opposite lot 4, E D., $110. .t• Frize• attd tosthla 10 obi ana•unt of further w,• 'relieve t tats:n the fntare fast
3 _ . - _ a operations *illfetid ..oro to pure'oi,
Baker culvert on S. L. 1 thetetore
pledge ouiw'.ves re • use every lawful'
maims to defeat the proem' effort to re- 1
peal the Scott %to in this comity.” Both
parties are er.auiaing for the• arming
Co Millet .
F.D., $3.25; F. Russell, ditching .•n M.
L $17; Russell,
rN 'ditching on S. L 3 and 4, eon 4, E. D.,
$8.90; J. Maize, shovelling gravel. $1.00:
J. Mallard, planking for bridge, S. L 3
and 4, F.. D., $1.75: ion. tightening bots
on trims of bridge at ?dullard w mill and loerretictal here. TIM tla.kala e aIn•tNs..
foplacing plank, beet.; 0. Glacier, plank CLatAgn. l6 -The town coon -
Pr Phillips
teher by order of Hugh July a by-R.,a•eau. July Illi. -The nolainati•en
phillibs and ..cher pwthmatters, $5.20; oil assembled lave night and passed' T. Ford, job on Kerry creek, D.L D.L. $1x8; law to prohibit the Salvation army from of candidates to fro) the vacaocy in the -
T. E. Finlay, ,grading on 6 and 7 con., playing drums, tinging or disturbing the
Local legislature for \lu•koka and Peery
J. Bryan, printing, 111.'1:,; pea•c on the streets. The army appaer Sound. caused by the unseating of Mr.
L D• • g`': )" + 3 Finquier, was heed here to day. J. W.
A. Phillips, 136 loads gravel $13.60, I . eextermined to resist, and a lively Resift is Dill, Reform, ore nuroiwttid by Ftank
Harrison, d 7, ,tram 501015 road expected. Strain, of Parry hound, and seconded
11.1., 6 and 7 , 8 Mn. Martin and After Jae 1'ende►rttast'(s backer returns
Mn. Donahue were granted five dollars from Chicago he will put up 11,090 in by W1lliam Wood, of Cantwell. As'
hour haeme • birthee'
mob as insistence. The maned adjourn- payor tet sloe, and bring about a light be- elapsed and no
ed to meet again at same plies, Ott tereen him and John Kilrain, the r.aing conrinatt.'ns t+.•iag noade, the returning
Saturday, the Yard sty (
t 11. if the artists nmeet, the cheer declared ••r lh l duly elected.
Pathmasters it Michigan are now 1,- temperat.ce and moreltty.
,1uired by law to plant at least tifty ire. s,
ninety Leet apart, along the lino of the
highways in their respective districts
each year until each road is provided
with ample shade. A similar law would
1
v c August. afnaan. •
.10
('cola, elm*. Rattle between the ('icy of Chteellri enol Imilwtlisteiy •la eafter Mr. MnEachern
.---- — the Cay of Culture will he, hot enceinte www ntomit►atai, and great exciteteient
Wt. followerd, old ter mine time confusion
•err. 'vest tete Fisher- reigned anpwsnte After
1886,
FOR
• tRIFFs SALE OF LANDS.
Tv W i csog •-
ri red... issa«i err
Cana $IR$- lot Her %Or a cr it o0
u+tern's Bench Invision, Gest to be directed
oat the Lands and Tear
PRESEN PRICES : stout HJ v*nueofat,rit of
TO MIT ll&h Court of Jostle*
Granulated Sugar. it Ms. flee 51.00: by the Ib. and delivered aapga1p
110c. Other sugars in pr000r en. sugars cash mens• 0t K ILLIAM ROBERTSON. at the
on deliver). suttofJOHN GREEN A CO. I have seised
and taken In execution all the right.. tit
stl0.ia -
' TEAS AS CHEAP AS GARS. Lterrst'eihrpertain parcel or tract tit la.d
Black Tea at tic.. equal to ant vt:.. ea to chi- Township et Colborne. a the foCounty o
tars;, mer + a or a part o.
Tea.' -Young Hymen. !root '3•:. to , G: -r- I posed .int s.rmier e.e. is the cess
powder Tea. 35c.: the tines: imported. :eco lh. • concession. eastern division. of the Tow1-
t very a J Sift' d at •••c l , t ship The metes and Isonal of the paras( •
and peen:: leo. wt nate, lyisat Gad beteg in the
Finer Black t Sec amt t Green ( Muren. and I'ru. ince of llOstarlo S
tee Japan . in .
of sand. bciaga. follows. Contsseeintmelte
DRT e300DS- ` 1 distance of e.s chain sixty -sere. Halts. e a
ware doe west. from the post a ISM
tweet, lots me and tee. na 50041 treed
,..1 road. Ibent•e south. 1Osr
t,. minutes. fart mai:near, two
link.. theatre wog.. aeventy.ere
..totutear. West. one . halo. eighty
e north. rerty-tbree .!oyrrerus• forty1T
f, meta. sixty-nine links. thence esti.
twenty tuu.utcs. week. two
north. fosrteen de•
IHues, east. one char.. fifteen Maks. fleece
south. etreitr.two deices. ten minutes. eget.
PdINT$ 1l.NT) OII.8_ l one (tarn. thirty-four links. thence Meth.
ttd,ty4wo deer''+. forty minutes, Met. Me
We keep none be' tit,- blot. and gal them at i cbaia• aorit3 links, to the place of Daps`
smite price a. commonest. and coats byadttoeastlremeak.
I roods and two petc.tt of land. wbloh
t•►negpr a specialty. and was -ranted hes and Tesrment■ 1.11.11 ofIer for Elsie. at
tram mineral acids. r ace in the Court Hopss. in the Town of
I
rich. on Tcatt05T. the Tnt.Ttcru day tit tleC
A gwodau of Glass and Builders Hard-' Vmber, 1154. at obs board twelve of 411.
ware on land. ' crock. noon.
ROBEier GIBBONS.
0herltf. co. Hume.
Goderioh. Jtue r1Y, iris maga, Sberit tee Offlc•. (ioderich. ),
Jere 1]th. 1814. , IMAM
Print* to close at priewi las sstoabbk rt
Cottob. yard wide, M phymea at dr.; aarrower
at .le. -1 tine for Of Ore. in dress Silks at I
7'r-.. wortu $1.•:5. 1
rat
BgRDWdF.E. tel
mina
A welleeketed stock of Scythe...nattier. Hair 1 riot
Forks. Spades and Shovels. all trona the les: I chain, thirty inks there ort .
makers.
v_ ORAE$
A. NAP1!EL
WILL COXTi?ICF. TO SELL
HARDWARE 1 . T AND BELOW COST,
PVU.T mime TO
•
Ciro Out of Business
Change his location. or pat his business upas different bases. He le therefore e 4 -
tt
GREAT BARGAINS
consultation
Soli f• nil tins.. and great numbers are availing themselves
d tie • which ata/
not lea long.
Latest alvicea relsi b3 the retunming
hr ATestern lea D artrmeat at Ottawa erste that the
The mil -prohibitionists oft spa
the norm
Swam have uttered E. King Dodds .d this todfi.hery has heeo eery poor up to the
h d dollars for one i a (tat not being mon than half that wee Pet ptwwk.
hand a Wort on try The total catch of ralmoo
__(Toronto World. ee.tao
ri1ofttM dMeNiJ to accept I i am eado,htedly doing u •here. Gay One ebe to rho ltstmating.
d Nr. r-leiseh-- whit
city twenty t .•assn -•
real lthe liquor gnestt••ti 1711 IoM year rap to setae date. gait is
wtMllMld et about me—third over that
TAR CR.r•. Advice* form Nurse M lot wihret. lobsters are plentiful,
district (state that the wheat crop willhehet of s small nae
will ire a fair crop lhts will next yi.N Mt. Holyl Station, twelve miles
ZZI piafnrday night Eli Harringer that the wrong change had been
Whom hint. A dis,,ote arra, mews flew,
WI Barringer fell to the door, his head
g to the trunk by a piers of akin
Loftus Martin gilt a pistol -ball in
the twain. Brass knueklselegotelneirehole
till (deadly eroT gee wereleat *sf
reme
far shots ole arrraoe. anti that I
IN much as last year, but on the whole
the crult will be good. Peas so far, en
firer hit m the hag which has of Isle years go
hem to destrnetive,aad a viol yield toy
flet ted. The hay crop fall
he an pa
short as compared with last year, the
e wrtinual dry worths- laving • lied
elect. Corn wee hurt by early fro..* and
will )ield light amps R,,..ts end fruit
MO he only, the Wet barely op to the
opal f w '
eed'
r
hum Charlotte' (' , the negroes had a
Erre, •('(e'IA. (IRATYPI'1. AND VOrPOty
1g6. Ply a thoro•igh knowkJse0I1E0 Wo-
rld law• which govern the leas
ihKstlon and nnMtioa. and • w
amnesties of the Ian
elected cocoa. Mr epee has veered
breaktete t.ldes with a (4 ed
hr.. age wse
hich al save sill !Val bsav
d.etew Mala 11 ►e r1 the jells sea er
sorb artlrl.vd diet that a memetetlen
br gradually bs It up anti* street
rv.pwr every t cy t• dleraw•
of auMls M. w
to arta& wherever
We
to
Auctioneering
u W. BALL, AUCTIONIER TOB
l l . the Comity of Swam Belem VI
la say peel of the Ocelot. Altrose wletfeaMs to
Geder*rb P.O.
JONN(tat ala
KNOX O1 L/1AL AUC-
TiON[(' T.,
Do not let anyone throw due in your
eyes by telling you that on account
of being a long time in the bus]
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ness, they can offer such bargain
as no one else.
if fhb weirs trim tbers la nos pntlerwse is this Iowa who him Imesibas t#f
to hare .besIaod wash facilities es to dbeolat them u/ es 14•11111
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