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M--- se 1 cleat..* ass show.
SEM Netwitbste sdiajj As heavy rain Dist
prtatreil•d of Wodes@lay, the Fath Inst„
a Wye anaphor of &protean§ and eahibi-
r tors attended at the Ashfield and Waw. -
owes fall show which was held .t Dati-
1 w meson on that day. As many of over
T readers will doubtless, be iuterented in
J a the a mpetitiuu, e• give the molt,
whisk nYfollows h•
• THF PR/LY LIST.
1 WAVYDYACiMT aoano,
Brood awe haring raised foal in 1884,
Thus Aader.nu., W Kaiser.
M Two year old fil)y, J u Stewart -
One year old 511y, W C Pater.
One year odd Bottling, tie, May.
Foal el 1884, !ether Grew 2 Win
1l Yaiese.
Heavy draught team, J 0 Stewart.
£ORJI't'LTt'kAL MUk,da,e
Brood mar•, having railed fuel in 1884,
Ili John Mollwaio, 2 Win Dunkeld.
Two year old filly, Paul Reid, 2 J 0
1 Stewart.
Twoear oil ge:din,;, Thus Anderson,
2 Wm Mallougn.
Ou• year old filly, 1'4111 Reid, 2 Jame,
I Rtae
Foal ut 1884. 1 and 2 John Mcllwain.
Span general purpose horses, John
McIlwein, 2 Saw..el McDonald.
ROOD A!U csitalstat nORrit.-
Broad mare, having raised foal is 1884,
Hugh Cervirt, _ ! Young
Two year old gelding, John Mcllwain,
2 John Pentland
Una veer old Dilly, Wm Cunningham
Foal of 1884, A Yount, 2 High (iir-
Yia
Span carriage horses, %V C Potter.
Span punts, A Nur.: X Sproul, 2 John
Manin.
Buggy Lone, Joseph Feagan, 2 A
Young.
Special, by A Allen, John McHsdy.
THna(,l't,IItitED .. ATTLF.,
lib Mild! cow, having raised calf in 1884,
to Thus Andenou, 2 WU' Kilpatrick.
'I'wu Year uld heifer, Win Kilpatrick.
lb One ; ear uld heifer, Wiu *halloo jh,
2 Paul tteld.
Heifer calf of 1884, 1 and 2 Thos An -
demon.
..t Buil calf pf 1834, «-m Kilpatrick.
at Aged bull 2 years cId and over, John
n 3lallough, 2 Wm Kilpatrick. t•FA,•Trites.
Herd, th-ee causal and one male,'
10 yds all w•, ., ufuth-J 0 Stewart, 2
Thee ThAnderson. 1\ to McKnight,
THE HURON SIGNAL, F1DAY, OCT. 17, 1884.
V wteTAXLIIa
Four awed veritable potatoes, peek
each 1 and 2 A lta.be,letln,
Fire beads csbbeate-U.. Harris. 2
Fred lt,•biunta.
Nine Wuud beau -lino Ilerrie, 2 H
Cinema
Nine IYaa4oltes-A Roberto's, 2 Sand
Alton.
Num Swede turnip.- cies Haran, 3
Nb liaaie-
Nina long uraw carrots H Curses.
2 A Sproul.
Nies white Belgian carrots -Henry
Careen, 2 A Kirkpatrick.
Niue early horn carrots --Geo Harris,
2 A Sprawl.
Peek onions Geo Harris, 2 Henry
Curwen
12 ears corn -u., Harris, 2 Henry
Curweu.
12 pumpkins -Geo Harris, 2 N P
Ori•raw,
12 Squash 0 Harris.
4 Water weluns--Juba Gloats, ugly 3
exhibited.
4 Heade cauliflower --Tan Hamilton.
t: Heads celery -Geo Harris.
4 Citrons Geo Harris, _ Tho Hum
Ilton, only 3 exhibited.
Collegian garden treletahlos-Andrew
Sproul, 2 Fred 1G,binem.
1•AIRY.
:, lbs table butter --Hugh (hrvut, 2
Tho Anderson.
20 Rn packed butter in crock-- Hugh
Garvin, 2 Chas Girvin
Jar honey -Get. Harris, 2 John Mal-
0ug
6 Ib* h..ney in comb -Ge, Harris
Loaf keine-made bread -John Mal -
lough, 2 Geo Harris
Loaf bakers' bread-PHamlen.
AWOL
Mm beard wul and dussamaker.
MVO to **apace t t• eke has r u..t&y
iwa ad 1. r< at sad ether soda YS to
�.". a Swat* the Wise of ti* seater
wit the latest wales end ewes iD aIRlsery
eel MOW Deessiasiowr Nee. t'erefd0 s1-
te.drd to by ezp.iyteauod work amen.
Chaises isogonal,. 11it-li
Deltar•
0. M. Kilt'''. birdmen ••f thilo pucka
school was closed on Wednesday L4tst.
Mr. Kitty was attending the w.ddieg ti
his sister near C,ttan.
Part of the Lord's Army. of the Wiag.
ham detachoseut, have arrived et last.
Capt. Auborne and .other members of *MI
Army have held very sueveseul meetings
at nitwit of the app,antwetim un the Ash.
field circuit,Methudist church.
March Greeu, V.$., and wife were is
tar midst this week, leading goodbye
to his father-in-law, D. Cumming, and
other friends. nefore leaving to eettlejM
Iowa, where he intends to practice his
prtdessiou.
Den as Asnoaa.-.On Sunday after-
noon one of our residents came scow a
tishenusn whose craft lied been driven
int., the beach by the storms ..f Saturcay
night. He was u.vitml to &Stn', the hill
and partake of the hospitality of our
architect, te whom he gave an axount of A 1
his adventures, te14nZ hie host he tn. A
1 h tended to ask the Minister .1 81 ' to
DON'T
RUN
AWAY
arms
have a harbor here. He resumed his
sail e„ rust( fur the lishiog grounds
Tuesday morning.
YRe lT. Loals6122.
4 toed varieties winter a 4 of -
ut
Pales,
t,ch-Chu Durniu, 2 Thos Anderson.
4 named varieties fall apples,4 of
each -Chas Du , 2 Win Mullcugh.
2 named varieties of Gro Har-
ris, 2 John Gleno.
Collection s repos -Gnu Harris, 2 Chas
Durnin.
Plats peaches -Thos Harris, 2 John
Glenn.
Plate crab apples -Thos Harris,2 Tho
Plate quince-Juhn Gleun, 2 Geo,
Harris.
° ottani' d•.trr.e.
Milch col( having raised calf in 1884.
John McClean, 2 Thus Anders -.u, :1John
y McClean.
'1
Two year 01.1 heifer, Hugh Girvin,
2 John Jiallough. 3 Hugh Garvin.
Ono year old heifer, John McClean.
{
Steer calf of 1834, Hugh Girvie. 2 W-
4 1' Grierson,
i Heifer calf of 1884, 1 and 2 Thus An-
derson.
Fatted ox or .,tear, I and 2 thigh
Girvin.
Fatted cow or he,fer, Thos Anderson,
2 Hugh Girvin.
Yoke working c :en. J 0 Stewart, 2
John Liddy.
1'oke two year old steers, 1 and 2
Htt;h
Girvin.
Yoke 000 year „:d steers, Hugh
Girvin.
Special for best steer calf of 1884, got
by Double D.. John McClean.
S for beet heifer calf in 1884, got
by Double D., Thor Anderson.
Pair game- Ed Hogan, 2 A Kirkpat-
. rick.
Pair white Leghorn- Ed Hogan, 2 A
SprouL
Pair brown Leghorn --Geo Harris, 2
Ed Hogan.
Pair Plymoth Rack -H Morris, 2 A
) Sproul.
t Pair Bramah-Ed Hogan, 2 Ed Ho-
On -
Pair black Spanish --H Morris.
' Pair Dorking's --A Kirkpatrick, 2 A
Kirkpatrick.
Petr Hamburgs 1 and 2 A Kirkp.t-
rick,
i Paio bantams --1 and 2 Kirkpatrick.
1 Pair barnyard -Ed H..gau. 2 A Kirk-
patrick.
Pair ducks -John Saunders, 2 Wm
Kilpatrick.
aIILRP-..mc�� .DNI, T!fel5 aRAf•F.+,
Ag^d ram- J t t Stewart, _ Jas Lane.
Shearlusg rant -J d ► Stewart, 2 James
Lane.
M Pur aged Coves raisin; lambs in 1864 -
.
John Glenn. 2 .1 0 Stewart,
10 yds union cloth -Chas Durnin, 2
Thea moods
10 yds w.e.1 flannel-- Win McKnight.
10 yds motel flannel -1 and 2 Chis
Durniu.
Pair wool blanket. -J u Stewart, 2
John Glenn.
LAU(L DYPLRTIt2TT.
Crochet work -Me J T
Embroidery in muslin - Mrs J T
Graham, 2 Samuel Alton.
Braiding --1 and 2 Mn J T Graham
Toilet cover -Thos Woods.
lntintacassar-Mrs J T Graham.
(Bead work -Mrs J T Graham, 2 Mu
Woods.
Fancy knitting ---Tho. Hamilton, 2 W
C Putter.
Rey. J. McMillan, of Mount Forest,
preached in the Ashtidld Presbyterian
church on Sunday last.
Quite a number from this district at-
tended the Lucknuw fall show on for
IOtn inst. All seem to speak of it as a
success and much ahead of any former
show held in that phaco,
Miss Fiore A. Finlayson, of Glencoe,
who has been visiting among her many
friends iu this locality during the past
month, returned home on the 10th inst.,
aceoutp.nnied by her a,usin, -Miss Christy
Ross, of Huron.
John Cameron, of this place, who
joined the noble army of benedtcts ..n
the 2nd inst.., ta:.iu_ for his spouse Miss
Isabella McCharles, daughter of the Tate
Donald Mcenar.es, 1st con. of Huron,
purposes moving shortly to Ftagler, Iowa,
where he and his fair partner intend to
wake their home We wish them secoeu
and happiness
wITM Tea IDaa TaaT
vertisements
in THE SIGNAL are not read.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
'POURING IN
who read oar owe 116111611111ent offering
The Signal
The appointment •.f the day for voting I
on the Scott Act in this county has struck
activity end energy• into the friends of
the Act in this district. The committees
are at work. ineetin,s are being organiz-
ed, and on the evening of the 30th we.
expect to be able to send to headquarters;
the report that o'd "N,,. 3.' Ashfield,
has given a good majority for the Act. I
1
IFancy patch work -Mrs J T Graham.
Patched quilt in wool -Chas Detrain,
2 Mrs J T Graham. As 11r1•.red Ia tie 1mamas of •.r Ont.
Patched quill in cotton -Chas Durnin, side f•■rww•oraries,
a Tho Hamilton. - -
Fe.ther flowers ---1 and 2 Tho Woods. Joseph J. Monkley. of Bownsant-ille.
Hair flowers -Chu Durniu, 2 Samuel dropped dead from heart disease whsle
Alton. digging potatoes in his garden.
Paper flowage -Join Mallough. Somebody has discovered the astonish
Berlin wool flat -1 and 2 Thos Woods. ging tact that among the 1,000 convicts in
Embroidery in worsted or silk -Thus I the Virginia penitentiary there is not
1Yo,ods• single lawyer.
Berlin want flumen -Chas Durnin.
Linen shirt, handmade, unwashed- I Manitoba e.../*noHenderson, a Cree Indian, one of the Linen
s, , n r,.,rI. for Egypt,
Thor Hamilton. died on board the Ocean King before the i
Linen shirt, machinemade, unwashed- I vessel arrived at Gibraltar.
Thus Hamilton, 2 Thos Anderson.
Pair knit mitts, homemade -Hugh The funeral of the four victims of the
) Cumminsvllle Powder Mill esplusioe
Rutherford, 2 Thus Hantilsn. , took place on Saturday. Culp, the to
Pair keit ateckinrs-Hugh Rather- 1 man, s nut ured iyet out of danger.
ford, 2 Thom Hamilton. ;
Pair knit socks --Thos Hamilton, 2 in an inr.oview pn Mlonday Mr. Good
Hook Rutherford. . erham, of l:oult:tha n tC Worts, added
Sofa cushion -Thus Woods that the tirm was perfe:t:►- indifferent as
to the final result of the Scott Act tight
Pillow shams -Hu,h Rutherford.
Point leer Thus Anderson, 2 Mrs .1 she would cease the manufacture of
T Graham. whiskey ar soon as the people ceased
J[scrswe work -W C Potter, 2 Thnm
drinks,,*.
t�'ooda Burglars broke into the Bowmanville
Crazy patch work-- Thos Anderson, 2 I'ost Ottice on Saturday night. They
Mrs J T Graham. , cut a hole through the back dor, drilled
a hole in the safe with a view to destroy
White counterpane --W l' Potter.
Wog l cuunterpmoe-Juhn I:Ailir. the combination, but failed; A large lot
ut tools was left.
J t' Dons.
1t is reported at Ottawa that John
THE WORLD OVER.
H t•. x e:' -CN
frust NOW until
1st JAN. 1886 tte..Knaltha tl.v
1 ! A mel:-ipin tea stork of .
a
Dorl'r OVsa&WOK THIS 1
11 I1LL P81 NU TI *Ilf BILL PM iii To SIMI III
A *MOONY Yawn
12 Horse Power
McPherson t Co's Make. kli stlurd,
For Only $15.00.
SHINGLES.
t
Leo( .t 1 l'edar 8kugh•w. beet cut. la num-
bers 1 and I. at rodu:;ed prtoss.
'ai1 n.,
C. A. HUMBER
At the Fuuwlry.
Ooderich. Oct. 16th, Wit. 11111)-t w
Wilton's Prrscriptitt DR Store.
less
arks '.tag:, e.°.r
oath. a ..
ti suss" taoat q
J011hI IacTAllJART
FAMILY GROCER,
►MRSIM S LLII NMI
BUTCHER
Victoria Street,
OPPOelTZ SHOW GROUND.
AU tie most Papula uud Ituuabla i
Pa!en1MecesT
EA Ss
of the day kept tD stock.
Sole Agent for Seigel's Pills, co aeThera is o ssasuple my mist ot meth • Lclemi r ow
f '1 beows
Ttrade.
Ointment and Syrup.
Awes ae.re•.g.
ibrwuar Penne.
1'« / roe r«.
•
slogs.
r'eaaeo.
kal.ew.
Pel Inas,
Pelee sem-betas.
JAS. WILSON
God.v.ch- Oct 11th, 1#t.
1961
COAL.
All kinds of Hard Oast on Mai yp.m
sall
q uan t.l y .1 t :,e s elrbrat.0
Straitsville Lump Soft 1i1.
Fiend in your or.:. -r. w'dle the wrutbrr fs fair
for els:eery.
T. N. DANCEY.
l:oderic b, Oct. lath. lilt I9r:.t f
C. CRABB
-11
As
The Oldest Established and
Cheapest Store in the
County of Huron.
PRESENT PRICES:
C3ROCERIES_
Oran:::ate.t',: sr, 11 Ib.. t..r flits: by the lb.
lOr. teller sugar. in proportion. emgars cash
oa deli t ery.
TEAS AS CHEAP AS SUGARS.
Black Tea at egeal to any :Ar. Tea in On-
tario: Fitter Blanks at .1e.:. sad :Sr. Gere
Teas --Young Hysoa, from 3Se. to war, Gun-
powder Te.. 3a•.: the hoes: Imported, :Sv. Ib.
.t t cry line Japan dotting u Yt.c. Ib.
DR? G OOD8.
Prints to close at prices to astonish. Factory
Cdwtoa, yard wide. by piece at G-.; narrow% r
at Se. A Ane lot of Gros Grain Dress Silk,. at
Tic.. worth I1.Z.
$aRDrcvr.A.MIC.
Pair *holding ewes-- John Glenn. G
Pair ewc lambs -John Glenn, 2 J O
Stewart.
Ram Iamb-- James Lor►, 2 J 0 Ste. -
art.
Lige d'EMT El:. AN*. ;tlrIR'Mann.
Aged rano-Alex 1-.. u n g, 2 J 0 Btwart.
Shearling ram -.i l ► swear', S J t►
wart.
Pair aged a+ea mieltra Wake in 1884
--Jae 11 .ee, 2 J O Stowe&
Pair shearltng ewes -H Csrwen, 2 J
O Stewart.
lePair ewe lambs -J 0 8twart, 2 James
Idose.
Ram Iamb -H Cnrw.a.2 J 0 Stewart.
PIUr-RRRRaII IRR.
• Boar -S Alton, 2 .yea Leine.
Row that has raised pigs in 1884 -.Ino
McClean.
II
Iron beam plough -Joe Row, 2 (• sI
p. Brawn.
Oen horse cultivator -Chaney Brown,
2 Jae Rose.
Straw outtet-las Rosa
Tare'', cutter .las knee.
Irvin pbegh r.eom saeed*d fur prize,
Maar, Brown. j
..sats, da
ht ✓F.,.,t,
Boar -Wm Jackman, 2 11 Morro.
Sow having rated pigs in 1884 -- H
Moms
Boar any other bel- T:tornas An-
derson.
Sow any cam timed -Thur. ,tndenion.
2 A Young.
iorsoosMs.
rangeres.l mon Portortch, jr., \Yilllam Page, Government Engineer of Canal.,
Cattlee-Jolttn Coulte., Belgrat•e, tom. thlas e he'wht ,f the banks ring an e.f the for increasing
Dunkeld. Thos. Anderson. Canal two feet, eo that the C. P. R. steam -
Fowl -Same as horses, en on the upper lakes can pate through
Sheep, swine and implem ruts -John I without lightening at Pott Colborne.
(Ionic, Joseph engem, A. Bell. The conquests of photography are still 1
I:rain and vegetables -P. Mahon. ; advancing.It was not man ears ago
Puslinch:F inlay Anderson E-11'awanoeh' ! could
Thos Motriah, Colborne. when the phutnttrapher who could catch
Dairy, fruit and manufactpr-$ j open its sensitive plate the face of a baby
dest*array. (:eon Stewart, B. J. rawflrrd Zine its brief periods of tnr,d-natured
Luray. work Ids ,8. J. . ron, 1 111.em' ling
was regarded as a very chart'.
Graham, Hattie L. McDonald. Ing person, as well as a skilful manipu•
Igator. But we have lately earn walloping
1 hones, putting steamboats, and rushing
Lomas. express trains pictured in the camera as
by a stroke of lightning. Ph•.tngrapby
Mrs. Redwin end Non, of Weston,dgites also extended its triumphs to the
visited Mr. Carnegie lea weal. skies, and given us ppictures not only of
Sickness of various kinds hat been the sun and man, but of comets, stars,
prevalent hereabouts daring the past few and even those glimmering ghosts of
weeks space. the nrbu!rr. That latest teat of
PAI\Ft 1. .t...itteey,-One day taut the photographer is said to have been
week, James, son of Wm. Strachan, the taking of the likeness of a tiger to
while playing about the house, fell
and the a It of striking down w buffalo. If
broke one of his legs just above the knee.this sort of thing goes on we may expect
The child is now doing well. future trarellen to ittestrale their range
The lliaaas Jane and Bessie Foth thrilling adventures by the aid of instae-
ham, of Teekersmtth, were L taneous ph.•tnlfr.phy.
friends here last week, and during their Errss t oco i. -O rs-tt•i, Awn t'osrrrwrF-
ay were the (pasta of Jamas Linklater. tor+. - By a th tnwwt«yte of the tut.
rel 1*w. who- to ern rhe nit • ear of
Joe Stalker, et Ashore. who is sow 1 1ia•etlon and nutrttMn, and by a carr
attending (b eetieh Hight School, spent a I ;:Ips's iM1 4 000ott. t Mr. Epp, reit.. prof iotrol •O�e�
oomph, of days here with his chums, Pate f bnwkfaet table. with a 11.11eetrly flat mnred
Stewart and Tommy Wright. I be%craze whin -h shay sere us risen) hear,
do•toni Mlls. It Is AJJ tote jndiriou. nae of
I. 0. C. T., No. 413, have.egcared the st.rh article. of Met tsar a ceastitution miff
ser,iese of 18. Res. John (4fey, of CRs. 4 'tally bout rip nate ain,ng on. ), a
nn, to dimities the 8o,tt Act, pa There- of 'cry tenArooy to dLrur. HanrTnb
Two bushels fall wheat -Thos Ham -
Stop, 2 Henri Careen.
Two bushels spring wheat --Thomas
Ramiltun, 2 W C Putter.
Two ba.heI barley ---Thos Hamilton.
$ John Ialk•Id.
Two bushel. peas large John Salk
otld.
Tao beshel& pest wall -Jima Lane,
Seat Ahern
foe boo. oats ---John fialkeld, 2
weeatatwid,
btlrrr...wllee ere domino around ••
y, 23rd lest. Other @pothers Dye sx- reedy to attack wherever there le a weak
nt. 'P . may ~ape loan) % fatal abaft b
posted. Mosta will he gtren.
How sway rain clerks hop with the
orb that esast from machine at Geo.
Graham's wlwtanfd as lih.ppardto,n
items last week. 4 bushels rt( oats to
the mimte wet threshed here, and cor-
ned by one grain clerk.
Maw Garratt, of Ilaltim ,r., is the rich-
est wtwarvied lady�Is the United Skits.MhoMle tweetr-eS11 yews old. Elbe is a
mot aestimpla.bad woman, sad se afspert
repine ourselves well fortified with
Iteraass a properly nourished fr,- -
te"
, (Mole, - Made saute .ly
warm ow milk. Bela e. r In
i r.MPr.
Thr.. lelb. an.1 Ik i, by 3
I
FOR
$1.50_
ALWAYS PAID IN ADVANCE
25 cents!
pry for the " trial trip "
UNTIL let JAN.
No N EEU FOR BORROWING.
00 TO
KNIGHT'S
TOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS EAST OF P.0
11111111to
11LACISIITH SHOP.
mimicTO THE JC
RICHARD NA\ has re -opened
Lewis Mott s its shop the old stead,
one done trove Wh y'u Hotel. Mr. Rewlaw been
e.
*nate Ergsa: l n.. lloltwwopwahlM CMmI@b1. sn'nlny.d In Thermn(. hop. Clinton. for seven Ttpllag's g eterlrt
London Ene ' I lie ears at
II Aalgtta.
Hy the lie,. Mr. Caswell, Oet. fah. hart, i
Ow family r uMAenox West N'awano.h,
Cook Cooof BHeeholm. to Mn Si
Ka. West Wswaaa 5�I�@►,e►t w Re..•Mt Ilse` lesM►' Oct.('"s yL"
q» bit of Kee ('trial tea Ya
oast hosimilmfour yauae;
Pao -
=;s glee( • e
rwMeferlag-
@led eo asi. provost lien dela" so.
�ett/ae-t(p% �cfewtr
Moa pt+Mr a Ont work w tt. A
e ewe -
WINO
ow n* oft* NIL e
`•pedes and Shovels. all Drew the best
maker.
PLINTS IND 011.8.
We keep none het the best. and sell them at
same price as Commonest.
ti'ietegar a specialty, and warranted fire
:rom mineral acids.
A good sepal of Glass and Builders' Hard.
ware on hand.
C. CRABS
Goderieb. lone 9atb. 19x1. uteew
My Pier fur Kagan., t'aantd Goads emacs,
!taro, Tuition). nice. and general stuck
GROCERIES
IA di cwuport• favorably with any la the tae.
Ikrf. Iamb. Mattes. Pork. steeled lion.
Cblelnena and t►u:k. of fbr Seat yasitty.
Orden left will hate prompt attention.
JOHN )1A. TAGGART.
Gederieb. Sept. lath. 1154. HMI -ern
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, Teas, Coes
.0
8eaea1 Groceries, Crockery
3
Glassware at Rock
Bottom Prices,
l50 Doz. FRUIT JARS
JUST ARRIVED_
Come and See Us
C. A. NAIRN,
ottn Hones Selmate.Oederieh
Jinn.' 19th. 1)t6L
SELLING OFF I
43IVI2V O UP MIT 8INE88_
.t. I am *',out to remove front Goderich. 1 will sell off my ENTIRR STOCK of
1Cillinery, Dress Goods, Falacy Goods, & c
At Largely Reduced Rates. tit lag If pee rear. of for 1'aaa. My present stork is larger than
that of any previous *repo, as i haveust added. before decidingto remove, of er swiss s•
is seta •ir flew t.•ed.. The whole to be cleared Dent WYflOyI(ks
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
Also ready made Orontes or Muir to order.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR KITCHEN CABINETS
The most convenient and useful article of Household Farnham. ever Invented, and they are
offend at Molt reasonable rates. we int its you to rail and Inspect them,
/WEUodertck, nee dooD kAtititit rtle 0.L W� MclKenzf 1 , Hardws a Millinery and Fury lloado Hlousr
e.
Godericb, Oct. 16th, 1864, ,_
0. H. Cita 14-74414.
HMG -13 DTTNI.,OP
FASHIONABLE TAILOR_
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK FULLY ASSORTED.
Satisfaction Assured in Style and Pits;
LTRemember the Place West street, next door to Bank o[i%treal. Ira
DUNLOP.
NEW SURAH SILKS,
NEW VELVETS,
NEW PLUSHE.s
NEW SATINS,
NEW DRESS 00oDS,
NEW JERSEY CLOTH.
AT
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
New milk Tweeds and Coatings at J. O. DETLOR b Oo's
iIke theft FRr Trimmings
J. C. DETLOR at Co