The Huron Signal, 1886-9-10, Page 41
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rill HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, SEP. t0, 1386.
TOWN TOPICS.
AwifWars � Sahpeter li' ' •cera.
W. B,y Di•kw, of Breenl•, was is 1 O. M. LII bus been •tumefied by the
tows darters the week. Se is, a Utile trwaa. of flesesserWl wheel for •a.sha
Mrd w shortly to treats .lift year.
Ms Mos. Street.eshodl•• Mardi Dat rlar
lrartseedttr"-demestto, not lues- Peter Adaweou, comfy clerk, retorts- menses alas • wed > s.
Km Marshall Wright s:ad Waist ►•vs ad home from Great Britain on Wedses• is enemas wed'
.R of MrsDiabl 's% f theday. He had a mend time •area the Beta
�•J
r ~��` • 0.G- Newton sod We w a ebttsi twenty aid. a stay walking while whoa of Noah street tilethodat e a
Mfg T RING. - Opened today. saw H bra wt pat sw sash bee held its ttanssl penin in and atoned
�asei� Vet tW tai ws� Mrs Grtsham. a bet b• lens used. meat, Oodeeieh. and the r /lass• wit -
tis asbet•r•
B, B. P101110.
TM ss igs-env by Oeecw Ptewart, the buss tb. guests art
tshwsQaA•r aa..a be ao.1Nd W w •r estio M Wei kt ' eater of omen sad while u S•otlaad averaged Fur the past few years the
iM lk� vitaliser, remove fightg • Yttrium
B. from Isar preset pt1•0s of Weisman to th •let bad loot the "Owe"
r
store formerly ooespfed by George Ache Tits Hau11ssD Zonorwtt.-There sb bedonebe" had in them, w thio year
•son, en or before the 1st of October. was oosd.l.reble Merest taken is Heidi- at w- prePeeed te change the 11"111,
ts•nd slog" by Iwai pelltlalaer-
Vases■ always /et tete weft\ et year mesas
sad the right ahs•tsa bank tr gear rear
Mawe . sad gepws.�+M
The bast Mao= Ile Iwo t�si ae= Is awe/
,sues G as aglsrt_ w
uA.p MUM
int iledWiate dry , w1ltR1 the proOsaMso la th•
Taw w C■■tarda$ Turrnaaaos
V a tun wig meet rs.a�rl, for the trw•e•etlas
of braises every T.ssd•y of rsess at Ida
in -
i c 11* w.rik osrin Kees Ware& d •H ven tentedweenie to
•
At the Cask slam oss bey 1a peesde of
raw sugar Ise sal, oa.h. 1 have • lee
lot el fess, lam kis • evesta►te istee, d -
them. Groceries of all mods fresh and
(leokary test gl•mCal of W air t end will
Ntrouble t..how .ods. 0 H. 0 . the
grocer. Seem.
U, (N
Mies Fanny Tye uv returned to Hays -
Miss Graham has returned from her
teiy east•
Mh191BBfi Mad herr sister ars yisiting
set Rewash
Mie Alin Spence is visiting relatives
in Brsesels.
Charles Hodges, of Blyth, was in
town Int week.
Vevey Somerville) was visiting friends
in tows last week.
The Clinton New Ira says D. Mc t"° nay ofd DamFet i•R tiro•, at
a Cochin► youth,o W oirewsFee tea hour or two oa Wdaesday even- Havi1awasthedwidedeseattke t.legr*pkdt w.. den.I.eOwl.g to
• t sad disoederl ea theG. .R, platters Find $2 Cres.'Rishard Vendow, formerly of Came-
ros, Holt ft Cameron's office, has suc-
csmfully� his exsm►Datton •s har-
riat•t. a esteod our ouogreoulat>Ou.
8. T. Bastedo, who bd bees spending
• few holidays with relatives it. Gude
rich, left on Monday last to resume his
duties as private secretary to the ltty-
a.al.
Pref. Vallance, the distinguished sloeca tonal, will not visit U,derich until
later in the ,••son. He is the beat male
reader who has visited Canada for many
• yme.
The Exeter Time, has entered upon
its fourteenth year. The Times bas
1 the event by • new dress of
type. We wish oar co'em. continued
mamma.
Dr. M. Nicholson, the Y%est street
dentist, makes the preservstion of the
natural teeth a specialty. Gam adminis-
terd from 9 a. m. to 1 p. pl. for the
;minims estractien of teeth.
Tae put week hal been *ming the C. H. Mortimer, folrnlurty o' the Ki
hutted of the season.
W, 11. Ridley and family bave return-
ed from their trip east.
Mies Annie Hennings has returned
from • vi.it to London.
Miss Nellie Prim, of Detroit, hu been
the guest of Mie Nairn.
Mim Cleary, of Toronto, is the guest
of Mia Ellen McIntosh.
Mrs Reuben Sallow. and child are officiatingthe previous two Sundays [or
vwti•g friends in London. Canon Richardson in Memorial church,
MrsandMie Bacnts were visiting London, resumed on Sunday last duty
friends in Bluerale last week. at St. Stephen's church, Huron Road.
Mw Eva Woodmen, of Toledo, Ohio, The firm of J. Downing S Co. hnis the guest of Mrs John Mosely. been d, and the business set
Mien Josie OM has returned from a upcn a sounder footicg than ever. A
ple.•ast visit to friends in Exeter. • special endeavor is now being made to
Min Duao and Miss Hattie Davis, of do • big fall trade. See advertisement.
Clinton, are the Rueats of Min Davis. Richard Mills, of Manitoba, was In
Mr and Mn Wm. SwaBeld, of Clio- town durin�t the week. D•,*k is doing
'thePrairie Provinmand buds
Mies aMartinhasreturnedtothat even the Northwest there a noth-
44Ne�Ladise'Coreg.,Hai)-.,:,;like loather. He looks a young nton. ever,
-Yrs(2..ige%vans has tetnrn.r+ i_, .. O° .-tea last, et St. Peter's, the
sermon was preached by Rev. Fr. Mc
slung visit to old .oaiea is es.tsrn OD- Manus, of Windsor. Fr. McManus is
tariu very in manner of pre ching,
Mrs Scott, wife of Dr Soon, of Sea- and took for hie text the 6th chapter of
forth, bas been the guest of Rev W. Joel, 12th verse.
Johnson. Mrs R Roberts and her son Frank,
Mies Sturgeon, of Detroit, is spending lett for Toronto and ether eastern points
•fewdaysitt town, the guest of Mrs last week- Frank had been considerably
Kirkbride• ppulled down down by an affection of the
The next county Scott Aet lungs,and the trip was taken with s view
will be held at Safortb, on Friday, to improving his health.
Sept 17th. Inspector Yate, we regret todate,
Mrs Seymour and children left on the
Smgioaw alley last Sunday for their
boa in Detroit
oardine Standard, is aking the Domin-
ion Mechanical mid Milltny Neurs one of
the best trade journals in the country.
It is a handsome and able monthly.
The Mimes Soeyd bave gone to Ayl-
mer, Out , where they are opening out a
millinery establishment. The.e ladies
are much respectd in Godench, and we
will be glad to hear of their success.
The Rev Mr, Steele, who had been
Dins was besiaisd by
uses sanious Turin sad thew or fuer
equally analoss Grits. Whoa the sews
of Coulter's eledius by a Ise . majority
came in there was • "sife.c. deep as
death," and lire mia.tesatterwarda there
was out a Tory to be seen. There was
an air or loom hasciag azo•nd the Star
odes, and the triumphant Grits were .o
regardful of the wwnded heart. of their
Tory friend. that they even forbore to
cheer. "R me the hall softly, there's
crape on the door."
The L.cknuw Sentinel says : Io sandy
every town in the Province in which
athletic sports have hews held this sum-
mer the "record' eta. beat broken by
one or more of the athletes present, and
people are Id too ask what is the "record"
•o bow 1 The clairnaut to this humor
y J. D. McColl, who, according to an
exchange, put the heavy abut, at the
Montreal Caledonian games, 37 feet, 9
inches, beating all previous records by
fire inch.\. We have not the slightoet
doubt but that McColl put the stone the
enact distance credited him, but he
didn't "brisk the t'ecord" all the male,
for at the Chicago ban bar f
games a few weeks ago, Mr. John
McPherson, of Kilned, put the heavy
Mese 38 feet 1 inch. This is the beet
record so ter made this msseeo with •
full 21 lb. shot, and until it is beaten
John retune the owners hip of tae
"record "
CowCRRT AND DRAY ATI,' PIRROa-
ANt•R--A rather email audience ansembl-
d on Tuesday evening to witness the
given by the Guderich
Amateurs, assisted by vocalists. Th.
night was vary warm and dos., and the
appnrod at •
'!'ter were given
in very good ett Iy Misse. I. Wilkin-
son and Minnie 11, and Mean Foot
and Belcher. Mr Hyslop did well in his
"Drinking Song," bat was Dot so *nooen-
ful in his wooed solo. Mrs Revell, of
Toronto, nano a pretty little song very
sweetly, and her duett with Miss Cooke
was well rendered. Mr Bekber's beesolo "I fear ^n Foe " was well given.
tool vetted friends to town last week well io
Mies Nene Kay returned to Bruwla
on Wednesday, after • pleasant week's
visit to Goderich.
The Sestorth Caledonia° Games will
be held today. These •ports base been
poorly advrtised.
Dungannon baseball club defe•td the
°effeteh team by a soore cf 18 to 13, on
Thursday, Sept. 2.
The schooner Bessie B•rbick arrived
on Saturday with a cargo of soar dust
far the Harbor Mill.
Mies Fannie Rutson bas gone oa • visit
to frieoda in Chicago. She will be ab-
sent about siz weeks.
Mr end Mn R. W. McKenzie were at
Toronto last weak attending the General
Methodist ,
St. George s Band of Hope will meet
to -night (Friday), for the first time
after summa vacation.
1t. O. Johnston, formerly of Carrow
& Proudfoot's office, has taken a desk
In Campion's law othce.
Mrs Lin. Crawford is visiting relatives
east Her sister, Miss Gnftin, of Brant-
ford, returned with her.
We regret to learn that Mn. John
Mowly, .r., bas been on the sick list
during the pad week or two.
Mita H. Wilkinson, of Goderich, is
the guest of her cousin, Mies M. Paisley,
this week.- [Clinton New Ers.
Ven. Archdeacon Elwood has gone to
the Provincial eywnd at Montred, and
will take in Whitby on his trip.
The annual meeting of the Canadian
Shorthand Society will be held in Ham-
iltoo on Wednesday, Sept- 22nd.
lilts. Revell, and Master Artie Revell,
of Toronto, left fur • trip to Brussels,
after a pleasant stay in Guderich.
Mn T. G. Moorhouse, who spent the
Summer months with her mother Mrs
Cooke, has returned to I'tnc.,ning, Much.
has ben on the sick liat' fort • put
few weeks. We hope to hear of the
thorough recovery of theveteran. H• a able to be about, how-
ever, and hes not given up "businea"
.�. u rookies the
neesso•ry railway arvawgeme■ta, the pro- -
Mc w not held until after the public
schools had ren -opened
However, w Friday last, user three
tuatara brtgbt sad MPpy looking schol-
ars, with their psresta sad mashers
wooded their way to the station,- -sash
family tabor carTying • kegs
basket 01 provision. AD escentuo
Irmo stood to reedinee to convey them
to their destinatwo.
Atter tickets had been puroh.sed-
and the bsaksts, awing rupee, base ball
bats, &c., &c., bad been safe) deposited
w an express ear attached fur the
purpose, ouodactor Ausebiouke sang
out "Ali aboard," and the elegise gave •
"toot -toot," and the whole train, massa-
gers and all, started at about 10 o'clock
fur Hultaesyille, nine miles away from
home, which was reached in about twen-
ty minutes. At the "station" convey-
ance were waiting, and soon the petrel -
noon, and necessary picnic •pphauess,
were loaded up, and all •farted on foot
for the grove, three quarters of • mile
sway.
After reaching the grounds, which
were well suited for the purpuee, the
scholars scattered through the bash,
while the ale members of the party
busied themselves putting up swings,
-carrying water. &c., while the female
portion were preparing dinner ; and as
it was now about noon, is did not take
long to gather the hungry host together.
to partake of the bountiful supply of eat-
ables. The scholars were seated upon
the ground in circles, and alter singing :
"lie present at our table, lord •
He here and everywhere adore] •
Thy creatures bless. and gran tit we
May rest in Paradise with
the god things provided were passed
around. It not being convenient to
Diskettes for so many, is gold lemonade
was provided in the shad* of the forest.
Atter the waiters had gone round and
round the "busy circles' quit. a number
of times, the ranks began to thio out,
and very soon after • general stampede
was aide for the swings by the young
The potato crop is not a good one
this year, but John Proudfout has a
pretty good record in raising the succul-
ent tuber. He recently unearthed 33
potatoes from one hill, which almost
made • peck. Can any Irishman beat
that
Robt Barnb , formerly of the Gude-
rich high school, now junior preacher on
the Hensel circuit, was in town on Mon-
day on his way home for • week's rest.
His Ashfield friends will he pleased to
see him look so well, although hard
worked.
THY.- HEATugu.- We have received •
sprig of heather, in full bloom, plucked
by John Dickson, who i his
brother, our , , in his trip to
'Auld Scotia" The Menem. Dickson
are expected home next week. They
are each mach improved in health by the
trip.
Pe.noMAto ria KINCARDIN•. -- Mrs
Gain Welker and Min Mary White have
been visiting in 0eierich. -Mies Eliza
L.og•t' and Miss Amelia McLean, of
Goderich, aro visiting at Mrs Harry
Collins'. -- Mrs Eb Faber, and her
daughters May and Della, returned from
Goderich on Saturday last. -1 Review.
Mr and Mrs Geo. Mason and child re-
turned to their home at Superior City,
per steamer United Empire, after spend-
ing a few months radio/ friends in
Lucknow and Goderich. While in town
they were the guests of Mn Swift,
aunt of Mrs Mason Mr Mason took
some stock with him to Superior City.
Esct-Rnton To Mrf,tTosA.-By refer-
ence to advertisement it will be seen that
the C. P. it. are making • good offer in
their special excursion to Winnipeg on
Sept. 20 and 21. good for return within
20 days, for $36. This U certainly cheap
travelling. For particulars see ad•er-
Mies May Cooper, of Brumels,who has tenement, and the local agent, R. Rad -
ban the guest of her aunt, Mrs George cliffe.
Grant, returned to her home on Friday. The school board met on Monday
John Ogilvie, atter a trip through craning. A numier ..f accounts were
Manitoba, expresses the opinion that the paid, and two motions by Mr.Crabb, one
i wheat yield will exceed people's e+peeta- introducing bookkeeping in the Priuci-
tions. pals room, the other the
E. N. Lewis returned home on Friday chairman to write the Minister to make
the motel clam students' examination
titer Card weeks' cruise on the steam uniform throughout the i'roiince, were
Iso.. Cards. He report. • "rplerldid unanimously carried.
time.
Mrs. McWilliams, who has been the Ben. Gibbons, of Detmit, one of the
of Mrs. Newcombe for the past of the Mo -hon,, Fortner,
s dropped in and had a chat with us on
swath, returned to Bread, rd ..n 1,1l ed- Wedneay, Mr. lribbons looks as if
%' doolife in Detroit agreed with him. He is
l Jame Le Bernie, of the Huron 'toad, • veteran of the war, and bears a wound,
wenn hu teem prroMnted by that tell lout he is at the height of hit physical
disease, consumption, is very low at vigor. He was the guest of his uncle,
prSheriff (ribbons, while in town.
bIrs
lin Capt. lltdereyor, . f G .stench, $o, u.L - The Yung People's Wociel
Was in town this week ..n • brief visit to of North-st. Methodist church, will hold
Ur inn, Capt- A. E. Met:regoc—[tsar• • n union (tonal and entertainment in
Ws nl,serrer. the lecture room, on Friday evening,
R. Hamlin,sch". f teacher, ••ll of J, text, Sept 17th. The model school
$smuts, of this town. it vow teaching a clsse.s will then M started, and the
memo! it (aenmilter He taught near high school pupils are now nearly all
i(lesrtiiller at one time, ' in town, and the object is to gather in
Mie• Liszie Clement, of inoerkip, ali young people who do not attend any
Ogg,, hole returned t,. low Lome. Hoe other service on Fridayevenings. There
the guestof her uncle, Joseph will he no charge, an • hearty initis
while in town. i tion is extended to all.
''-
MW. Ida Wa nsop Wing.
folk After the parents,
J. A. REUO & BRO.
ARL OPENING •
LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK
or
NEW FALL GOODS
FOI1
New "Advertisement Nest Week.
JAS. A. REID & BRO.
Jurdates Bkct. l MV
Goderich. nib sept.. I. f1
H, W. C. Meyer moans,. ;..:Thum-
day
hu -day from • trip up the lakes to Port
Arthur. Mrs Meyer and the children.
who have been on • trip to Sault Ste
Marie and Mackinaw on the "Francis
Smith.' are at ppromorisiting in Turn
ta-iWingham Times.
hew A. Thew Mori.
rr lm
r.raitusisl Gordon.
New Tall Goods -A. Nunn".
Sate for Sale -t). K. gauchos.D
For Sale Oarrew & Preadfoot-
stray Tilly -Mrs. . McGillivray.
New Tall Deeds -J. A. Raid t dro
Apprentice Wasted -E- t'. Bekker
--
Boors bad Shone -J. Downing it en
K:cerelea to Wissipee- R Radcliffe.
New M11Laery-New Store- MiseGraham.
Dentistry.
�f-NICHOLSUN, L,D•8.
11 DENTAL ROOM.
eighth door below
the t'oo t Olce. ort M. 7.
•b."�„Whit» ” , ' ' W L. WOOLVERTON, L D. a
Cloaks friends of the f3abbeth wboob bad per- • Oloe__odd Fellows Hall. Nero st..
with feeling and played
the
cu ' vL.,. ,J n.f..-• -• 1h• nssonia ....dame, All werkwar-
d the 8000m n -.intents, "icy aper.. ODder.....
and Prof. Foos y 'Taal
:t afternoon is swinging the children, sit- ranted. 11y.
masts. Th. play .tux U'Ca tagkaa" ting in groups, chatting and singing,
Was sot acted rap to flee usual atasdarl
of onr Amateurs. The lades, Misses Withering (erne, end in •anus& ways ea
Ball, Cooke, Swift asst K. Ball were
well up in their parts sad did excellent
acting, but the gentlemen were deficient
John McPherson, the formai s side win-
Mr Andrews hada rather difficult part, Dr. 8 to . T'he day eau fine 14ER. Hamfuoe street.u
and at tithe• was re•Ily flowed, bet he h,„ Ding. ScoI two
70).. to esjOy chem• C
C.yBEL(
dune better acting before. Mt Carroll en'' AFE FOR SALE -THOROUGHLY
)eying themselves. During the after-
noon • base bell match was plated be-
tween teams chosen by Howard Cox and
She People's Qolumn.
APPRENTICE WANTED - Tt►
leers the b.klsa tossers. A good stout
he of about lt ears preferred. Appll to IL
did well for his first . The
beat and the slim a.dieooe doubtless took
the snap out of the stay. We expect
better work, and fuller patronage later
in the season.
TIRE Wares Bans. -Than vocalist.
appeared bete lad week, and at once
established themselves as favorites. The
audience that greeted them en Thursday
evening was most appreciative, and the
duets by the Messrs Whyte were ren-
dered in charming style. They were
assisted in the by Mise
Campbell and Mara Jackson aad Sib-
ley, none of whom appear to be up to
their old form. Mie Campbell's "An-
gela' Serenade" would have been a suc-
cess, but tor the clariooet ub4i9ist.. of Mr
Pilcher. which completely drowned the
voice of the singer. In the abemuse of
piano . t, Mr. Pitcher's
clarionet solos lost much of their effect
Mies Trueman's recitation, "Roger toad
1,' was a treat to the audience. Mies
Rumball, of Clinton, is a modest and
pleasing singer, and showed to advan-
tage in the trio in which she took part
The singing of the %V'hytes, however, re-
deemed the concert, and gave pleasure
to all who were present. On Saturday
evening these sweet singers gave . sa-
cred concert in Victoria street church,
when they were assiutd by Messrs.
Belcher and Ellard, the Misses Ellerd,
and • choir made up from both churches.
The concert was • pleasing ons. On
Sunday the Whyte Bros. assisted at re-
ligious services in the Methodist
churches, and left • good t •
Let our local vocalists take a lesson from
these men end sing with clearer enunci- Auto. Wornov-Fameuse apple, Im-
ation. Half the secret of the Whyte,' perial (lyse, Royal Hative plums, and Strayed Animals.
success is that you can get all their Besurre-Hardy anti Buffs= pears.
weeds 1 the other half is that they sing Jones- ltcw11,L . h'ood's Needling (IAME ON THE REMIM{EM of
as if they believed and felt what they plum the subscriber, about the middle of
Rote- sang. A. M. Ro—Ribston Pippin and Augnst a dark bay filly. about two years old.
selves. there was plenty of provisions,
rsp.tred, nee to flrri cfessorder lad wlbl
nod .Dyoce feeling inclined could help be sera ems,. inside :•
11 ie
themselves during the afternoon, and bas I high. ere i•. wide. ' 11 la. deep, with is th e
fore breaking up the picnic, • lunch was tr;.ia•w y to D. i. ere proof. RACHAS.
partaken of, after which the start was mist blacksmith. Victoriastreet.
made for the station. All got safely on
board the train and about five o'clock 111114-31
the trip home was begun, anivior in
Goderich about half an hour afterwards,
There was not a single accident to mar
the affair, and it one can judge from the
beaming faces and merry laughter of
the homeward bound party, the North
Merest 8. 8- picnic to Holmeasille was a
decided samosa.
ler the CetrsIlal LahiNtles,
On Monday • shipment of fruit for
the Colonial Exhibition was made from
Goderich on behalf of the Dominion MANUAL OF CORRESPONDS.\CE
f t by A. MeD. Allan, the l�1 --One of the mast practical sad meet
well-known fruit expert. The ehipmeot motel began psbllabmd; eveerryy teacher should
consisted of twenty-five bushels of =so • copy : ss school ebeeld be without a.
it coalition •:rr-
eism in capital letters. abler.
varieties of fruit, and the specimens are vlas. ttaa, errors la English, It
•
RAI]CLIFFE,
*mune the best of their class. The repo- specittiwn lettere. besulituil eegrni'ed. ett•,. 1
ration of Huron u •brat -class fruit pm- ole so cents C. ODil Arcade, Tor- G BI-RANet,
doting county will be fully sustained by UAL EfITATE AND
the exhibit gathered and soot off by Mr, [PROF. W. M. CLARKE, (Organist MONEY LOANING AGENT.
1 sty Piretelass (aspew(es Reprseeabd
LOST -ON S l; N DA Y LAST- A
Wirt' to.atats pea. (bIsek tard•reb er
case and geld alb,. The ander will be re-
warded
warded byleaviag it at this elks. alto
`i
ANTED IMMEDIATELY --GOOD
flak Ceek. Apply a Mea UIL 114111
IAW STUDENT WANTED -MUST
J 1e fair writer. Small salary.
Sad E. CAMPiON. Barristw. Osderieb.
Legal.
C. H AYR, ROLICITOR, !e.
1I. Odle.. center of germ sad West
street. tlod.•rl'b. over tstesrgla sloe. Pri
into roods to lead at A per Beat. 11e&
`EAUER & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
17 Osderk-b.
C. Semon■, Js- J. A. Moores
E. N. i.awts 11at-
elARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
`T HISTElt-M Atorasys, Soliellon, etc
Ooderick, J. T. (Jarrow, W. Prosdtut, 175
elAMERON, H.)LT Z CAMERON.
'.) Barristers. Set ewe la Cary kc.,
lodertcb. M. C. C merw, Or -C.: P. Holt. )l.
G. Cimer s. C. C. Roc
HOUSE WANTED -MUST HAVE
geed water. cellar. and ether conve.i-
s .esu, sad coaiala tour or live bedrooms.
Apply at this olce. IOW
Tflebical.
T L. REEVE, M.D , C.M-. MEM -
el
ss, oflet • Paysiei C . SPburgyeolss• satsad
Aostsmckel, etc„ Port Albert
E CASE, TM.D., CAC, M.C.P.K. . Oat at was Areca tenor,
ec. Oece -11 bat lersseel� eaewpied Dr
liatcbissesl Dayaaaas• nlgbt sales -Trac
DIt Mt LEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OWN. t.'oroser ire. Oalce sad •
SUR -
Woes Street. mooed doer west of t> a
Street
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Rel- SHANNON & HAMILTON
Psystclaus. Surgeons, AoosuatterL RC
else at Dr. tNenaen'e n.ideaes. ewe the
gaol Oedertoh U. C. gassow. J. C. Beano
Ow
Loans anb insurance.
LTB AND A HALF PER CWT.
1 Straight loess, Any anion at. Private
funds at the low rate of it per teat• pee as -
sums. SEAOLR & LKWlit. Gods, Nth. alla
WE HAVE PRIVATE TRUST
• FC N urs t• lend se Mortgage M the Mr
rate of FIVE AND • HALT PER CENT.
per annum. Write er call for p�aarrttteulaia
11N- SEAOER & LEWIS. Odwrick.
e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON HOLT k CAMERON. Gads
rich. ITM
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
antow■t el Private Pssds ter t•ve•ems+t
It lowest rates ea stet-clamIdeetpps. AMIy
to0AItROW & PROL'urooT
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND AT
s and it per seat. oa first-class tare seewr-
It7. Apply to it C. HATS, Sellclter, Gods -
rich. MAOtf
Allan. The following is • list of the ex-
hibitors, ete.:-
E. BINGHAtt-Keswick Codlin apple,
and Bloodgotd, Bartlett and Flemish
Beauty pears.
Jami GORDON -Duchess of Oldenburg
apple and Tyson pear.
Wit KAT -Mullett peer.
WALTRR Hlee -Gravenstein apple and
Duane's Purple plum.
Max HAWLr.r-Seckel and Hawley
I pears,
and Choir master of Koos Cbsreh,l
Teacher of Vocal sad 1 1 Mask,
Ooderieb. Oat. Terms Moderate. P.O. aim
>Nlii 1066th
MUSIC.-- MISS COI)KE. AFTER 14
roan study of music. 1s prepsrwl to
receive pupils for the Piano, 1/ ksse,me
quarterly. Terms: -t)5 per quarter. 2710
SHORTHAND. -ISAAC PITMAN:4
PHONOGRAPHY. The moat popular aye -
tem iambic. lastructios hooks for We at Trig
earn �handErsrr bay and girl should
THE RAILWAY IMITTBE.
Hawley applem, Howell, Dot enre de
Bousenck and Belle Lucrative pears.
Dat fit M. Joirege ON, of Sheppardton
The Cairene S4511 artl•ely Ea- -Bartlett Pears.
gaged is the wort, A. M. -D- ALLAN -Alexander apple ;
Urbanist', Flemish Beauty pears; peach;
Yellow Egg and Refine Claude de Bevay
We are pleased to learn that the Citi
tens' Committee are still ed
grooming the claims of .(raderich as • ter-
minus for the C. P.It , and with good
The ewaer is requsateo 10 prove property7., par
erpen..& se4 ink, it away. Apply to Metas.
D. McOiI.L1YRAV, lot x, coo, t. Colborne.
Balt ford P.O. l s
STRAYCATTLE--STRAYEDiiN TI►
the premises of the
.
.mitt,
half of lot Ll. eon. 12. Kist Wawano.h, about
the 1st of August. three yearling cattle. Is
lums oar heifer, dark red. one steer, dark red, w ith
p — white spot on forehead, one steer spotted red
and white. All in gno 1 order. The owner in
"Iliad Wards t •s Never Me • requested tor expending and take them
away. ICON I -NI) AItENS.
hopes of success. THr. HURON 814:N4L has .t.
just completed West Wawano. Aug. 26' h, 11ism. 11
In reply to enquiries of the C. I'. It. its sixth year under the 1 vii RE1': A ItL' STR.►Y F.D CATTLE. ,
the McGillicuddyBros. Sines 1480 its •) stat)) ed from Lot M. Con, 9. 1•..t `�,� PRIVATE FUNDS
authorities regarding the possibility of
t awaneeh..LUIfleetub01May,the follow
crown. ng the River Maitland near (lade-
d
lode• etrculatinn has doubled, iia influence has
? been wide) extended, and it has ren- 1 animals One heifer threw• remit std, in To lend on farm and town property at low
rich without descending to the winter y r.l(, her time ams rap the 90th Ju17 : her robe
level, the secretary of the Goderich (tail- dared very valuable service to the clause fe sed and white. some ride might call her
way Committee wrote Mr V•n Horne, "f "rest t to end ' • ro.a, with nice straight horns (hue two
' , ugly wide res urn.. e two •,aro • a. per eel•
• ni in is itcirca onto eer, :Lilt e w eon s ani an 1 ,wen o m ■ e
Globe• white sprit on his tarn, with s his
in 1111 left dal. H ease sateen
shown the location of an excellent cross- ,ear. Oar year old red steer with whiter hairs DA VIYON Y,
Inc on high land about three miles from Tna Gopgsl.•H SIGNAL. has entered ' thrnwwb his NAdes and at hers,d. One HIM
uten. t^o.. OedeHeh
Mr Messy to load on straight loess, at the
lowest rate of latore& going. Is asy way to
suit It. a.rroweir.
orncg - Second door from Square.
West Street. Oedericb. tatSdt
INSURA SCE CARD.
N•. F. FOOT.
F. .:.,'e and Manse lswrrw•ce Agent.
OODRRICH.
s:O M .e, opposite Ceiba's', Hotel.
The " London Asurwaea,' I 1 11111
The '• National:' established IMV
The "Hand -is -hast," flea Daly Company
liesased to mates plate gine, In this
Dominion.
The above are all first-class and old eetab-
iabod
1 Rteh ie erneat rates,
Oeusrleh Dec, 11th. 1104. 11r1-
150 000 TO LOAN AT 0 PER
! CNN T.
E TORONTO GENERAL Tfirgilt CO'T
are pregaised rto loan money at 6 par cent-. pay
TERMS▪ MYT () TIT BORROWERS,
on first-class farm security.
Apply to
CAMERON. HOLT t CAMERON,
nerrimeroArrests for the Toronto General Ost a(bey. j.
Mars CAranna, Horn & CAMnaow More
alae • larwe amount of private toads to Iola t
on fins -eines farm security,
Oodertcb. Oct. 1. IMS- 1111-11
eel intermit- Mortgages purchased, Nie mat-
mrsson rhorge f agents for ,thstTrost and
II'
r (�nwpnny er ('anada, t►i Canada Lasdid
enclosing • m• of the northwestpart of to all the beat interests of conn year old heifer, rhe with wyite on her tail C'ed{t Company. the tendon loss ('owlpeayo
g id �p d A On old of (' nad Intermit. 4 mid t
she tnw•ahip of Goderich, on which mon mu ty which circulates. t rel u 1 cu hit 1 i n kt .1 N H Role. b4$1■ ayes, -T sol
kti
(roderich harbor, as oleo the original
survey of the Buffalo & Lake Huron K.
R. to the harbor, with • erode .,f about
upon its seventh year under the present through her. and a k none, One yearoki @20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
e1� nn Farm and Town Property at learnt 1■
nn her forehead. o ser year-old heifer. terwst. Mort gown purchased. se Comosbole■
resat -old hotter red wYh little white spots - _-.
1, and congratulates itself tetrrr, the hotly mine ly whirr with red heirs
upon the success it has met with, it heel throwrh It, the mark meetly red w fth a whit,
w t
b0 feet to a mill. Other atter of im g"od reason. THtgloNAt is • renisrkably the,wdy mostly white wIto red hairs through ehaeaed • ( Fees reaaaaakM-
tslnce were also touched on. well conducted we.kl and ! ir, flee see. k masts)' sed, with • whit, stripe * H. Pnrn.wencan obtain wren[J 1s *OW
nnwn her tart. Any infnnnMfon concerning it titkr 1, sntisfartary,- DAVIRON at 1010 /-
To this letter • very courteous reply all that G..derieh cr.0 d possibly expect ?hewn animai. the. will I.'ed to U MTt)N Barristers. tel.. Ooderieh. loll
front the Vim -President of the C. P. R. it to be. [Hamilton Spectator. wits recoil„ a reward of 116. J If C►
hag been receired, with Umiak, for the; Tru Gnnssl, H SIGNAL has enteral '"rN, Hi)th I'.(t.
'1e' Auctioneerinq,
map and other informstion, rad intimat- upon the -tenth year of its career ender -
ung "that they will be very woeful guides ;he McGillicuddy , It is •
For Bale or to Est.
AUC -
to the Directors in c.,nmiderin the mat y y _ �OH14 KNOX flE'4*RAI. AUC
g frantically Grit but loe.lt excellent -._ - - • TioNRER and Land rammer. Oedewie11.
t.r." But there is doubt whether their journal, and is for the latter reason de- c•TORE Ti) RENT. -THAI' WELL tint, Having had ronaiderahle ,xpMesee in
extension to (valent+ will be taken upse„4,417 In the- days►JNITI'.\Tftl► on the wrnare a pees. N.eanti lnneeri n�tg trade. he le In a IMMO,te
this year, „owing to the amnoit of antideal n p"1 ,set DecIP' nd b •t}!�r mechanic, with thnroggb sstisehotfae re •�-
k i M1m O near l• mfllinhr7
on hand bywhet of Montreal may
en do not win any y loyalty, sten,Apply .to Viten on the let of o.,Nober Marti" 11°44.1' nee ieat Ajmk•p ti rri7�
they may enjoy by their party loyalty, next. Apply to Ata. 11. (UOELo. Nor1i tred,rirh 1', u.. carefully wooded tea 10115
as well as at the 1'aeilc terminus.' As but in spit. of it. THs SrosAi. is a ase „met- PM" -i NOx (:nasty Ao,ttwheee. Ifip-12
to whether the line will be brought from in point. -[Tornoto World.
the Toronto, Grey and Bruce to (l..de FARM T4) LET FOR A TERM OM -
rich, or from the Credit Valley by way the your fall show J"sr+ Ire
T n. a In the M:grd row
of Woodstock, r also doubtful. y' printing don• at re«Ina. or; the Tnwn+nf of Oedwriob. ypI
Una item. by latter to J a, LIZAR$, Stratford. 1114 t _ v® t g
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