The Huron Signal, 1887-7-1, Page 44
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1887.
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JULY SALE
DRY GOODS,
TWEEDS, dcc.
Creall Reduced in Pricc
BIG SALE
FOR ONE MONTH OALI
AT
11. HIll &llO
CALL AND INSPECT
•
• H.ghee Price paid for Batter and Eggs
J. A. REID & BRO.,
J ordans Stork. Court Homes nonage. Qoderleb
1st July. I 7. 1111111-ly
Sunup • ' $n." -will EIf1.It. e1
Ou lerteF, who was i.itiated latetvpe
myeteriem is Tee &u11AL. pawed up
Thursday to take a sit us. the Wisghaes
TtM.v..
C H•su.. -Mr. Elijah Moon
has sold his hoese at preesst awninged
by Mr. Thome. McGill sad the
one south- et- M -be Mi. iee
$1,900. •
now alawellaini.16 Ries Week.
Wor Bale- J. A. Neftel.
Removal ow, C. Be
J aly !(ale -J. .41.,Iteiter.kni Its
Tartare Herb Moa(e.rclerv.
Girl Wanted --Mrs A. M. Polley.
2+o1d Mate Fraser. Porter t Kay.
Mew store on Kest 8t. ('. F. 8trasbeL
eiranite and Marble Wort-'. Ilssa•Bros.
a:olbele. Cep ell Mps% g -J, H. Richards.
reed brills and Faaaiam YUIt=V.A.'H u m bur.
it hooch for aale-W.F-Campbell.D4acenoo,.
TOWN TOPICS.
4 child's weeny yo. (atria' notes.
.l• faitA Ari( prep( et."
A Bao Masa.- If you fall 10 ser )icl'or-
aacsspring stuck. `'.Aero. elegant. dors ble
and one p. Be sura to exam:tie and sane
Money.
Before and after the acmes, if you want
whotua,dnnt fell to call upon Ueur,pr city wart.
J,eam.lton-st.
To rile FatuIgRs.-if you want • first -claw
glow point call at the foundry. Priers oa
iiag.irs reduced 10 per Dent.
Rt'scia AY Betts.
There is a grand gepthanag of the elan.; of
al nations et it. Sallow: gallery not alone*.
a'.ledmlan dao. but all the year around. He
aims to gore satisfaction.
Don't go to the game. this morning wit bout
a Tam lie Shooter on guar pow. F. A- A. Prod•
lam hare • •se selection in moot got for the
occasion. That's where you get theta.
Ueu. Rhynes. the druggist. Is prepared to
$11 prescriptions carefully and rip...lilion'''.
A full supply of drugs and patent medicines
& warrs oa hand. and medial prescription
carefully attended to.
Hong Aoki:v.-Messes LW.
W. Cattle, and W. Wawa
their course. at the college of Timeesue,
Toronto, haat week, and retuned home
Capt J W Onion came sp Tuesday on
the United Empire to visit his child
who had brokein its leg • week to two
ingn. He said he rover saw Goberiells look
more boeutiful than it doss now.
BRAN.. H tiring. --C. F. Strube!, has
d out a branch store in the prem-
ises recently purchased by him on Kest
St. It will be under the manageineut
Mn Straubel, and sill be stocked with
goods to please both old and young.
N amslrn a Awsern me. -A 'envie
of week. Attu Thus. Healey, et ()ashes
St loaf a sow sad spent about a week in
a (runtime selareh. Yridey Inst as .4v-
1 &fear-
ausient our this strayed awned was ia-
. erted in Tea MturAL, sad the wase
afternoon teammates Median to its re-
ouvery w.. given by a parents who W
read the advt. If Thus Healey brew
another cow he will teaks sa early visit
to the newspaper allies ►•stead .4 imam
us. • still het
BY LAND TO THE POINT YAM- The
choir of Kul church took Swag's big
nand van Wednesday afternoon lett,
and drove to the Puiat Farm, where aa
enjoyable time was hal An impromptu
program was arranged which was dl
to the letter. At the sloes an address
was given by Mr McWilliams. which
was touch appreciated. The in eUUUK
w.. brought to a close by • vote .1
thanks to Mr Wright, the proprietor,
neatly replied to by that meed...s amid
the staging of "Auld Lang Syne.'
A Iters Ou, Aot.-By an obituary
notice in another oolumu it will be seen
that the lather of our townsman. Samuel
Sloane. recently died at Shercock, coun-
ty of Cavan, Ireland, in the 85th year of
kis age.
A Su'. CALL Fs& Away -Mn lames'
Martin was last week called away to
.Ste Mame to attend the sick bed
of her daughter, Mrs Walter Campbell,
who haa been stricken with inflammation
of the lump.
Robert Porter, of Simone, M. P , for
West Huron, was in town during the
week, but his adv.ut created no enthu-
siasm amongst the faithful. He and hie
henchman,th• "Ringer," left town Wed-
nesday morning.
lib W1,sla TO Div,. -A. McKay, the
dismay. perpnees diving from the ele-
vator Friday, July 1st at 3 p.m. He
says if any one throws in a coin he will
bring it up from any depth, and what be
says, he says he mans.
THE C. P. R. -Mr Jennings, C E.
of the C. P. R., was at Guelph on Mon-
day boldin[; • consultation wij i the Di-
rectory of the G. T. R. in me wince to
the building of the line from Campbell-
ville to Oeelph, from thence to lioderich
or other cutlet.
AND Silt'. Tiger Cooz -The Adcorete
is the name of • new journalistic enter-
prise recently established in Exeter. It
takes the place of the defunct Tiotea,end
gives promise of being a newsy local
sheet. We wish the proprietor, Mr
Pasmore, mucous in the venture.
Tweed., from the coarsiest C.nadi•n
to the finest imported goods can be ob-
tained from J. A. Reid & Bro., cheaper
than at any other store in town, good
all wool tweeds from 30c per yard up.
Call and see their stock and pox. be-
fore purchasing. It will pay you.
Y Groat bargains are now being offered
/in dry goods. prints, gingham., cottons,
embroidered (aces, parasols, gloves, &C.,
at J. A. Reid t Bre'.. They are sell-
ing several lines of gods at less than
cost price. Every person treating ber-
Fr drums dyestuffs. chemicals. and insect a old all on J. A. Reid .t Bro.
A .Lroyere. don't (all tucall .1 Rhyne. cruet g 4J-tla4
s sure. He keeps the purees of drugs and the Tag OLP Males Hzan d Levet.. -The
Nalco and beet parrot .,,e4.ciaes. 1 unser of
]loutreal Mt. and .equan•. Climi:un dew- Bon say.: - The genial
THE Wong•.'+ ('11Ht.TIAN Th:vPgRAYrA aunty Crown Attorney, Ira Lewis, .pout
L iir will meet rego:arty for the transaction i a few fours In town, on Tuesday ; he ad-
d bueinrs..•,ery 'Tuesdayft
afternoon at 2111 nyitted that Clinton would be • first-rate
. rlu, k. to l: nos church. Every woman in- j
4+rosted In the work is .00hing invited to plate to more the county buildings to,
attend. ' -provided Lake Huron could be mored
dohs Bain, et Clark. fishing deet,
was to tura Justine the week. lie I'v,k-
ed well, sad read the kuy. were el: dying
Seely.
To was "Poore Four"-Th..!coir of
Nott-et..tree► Aad a ou sesr of their
1,3.sde eacerted lathe 'Puts* Fun Twee-
ds: eveatng. Tee row -buts took the crowd
up, sod there wag a keep of ms illy on the
waters. It took s lame pull and a strong
pull, amid • mighty late pull and haul a.
get home. but they had • lolly good
tans, all the same. Wednesday m..ra-
lag the lithe had calmed down sufficient-
ly to allow the United Empire t enter
the harbor.
Hs is KiiDO,TST Lo.uso --The tui
lowing is reported from Chanel as the -
result of an interview with kubert
NT,
ky, ' ch.Hr . reading. ''Nu Beet ie H Kje fanners thrueghest this Gouty
LA.•uaeet-A match tame of lacrosse,
one of the Western District eb•iniiuu•
ship aeries, w ill be payed on the !mends,
Goderich. neat Wednesday, July 6th,
between the Stretford. a Stratford and
the Huron a of Goderich. The tall will
be faced Lir at 2 30 o'clock, and an ex-
citing came ie looked our as both clubs
claim they have it (.o the other. Then
will doubtless be a large atteadsno.s
at the grounds .w the oecaion, as a
Samford excursion is Dowing up to so -
courage their boys. Admiesioo t,
grouuda IOc, children 5c.
G1AIIT1 ARD MAMMA Wousa.- Wil-
.ts Bras. have opened est a new ermine
and marble wok tee +spa east of
Wbitely's hotel, Sod" We tlbi-n•epared
to attend W all orders in their line at
the shortest possible notice; and in the
highest style of the art. In addition to
the regular business in monuments, they
are prepared to furnish mar.tlepieoes
and all kinda of house trimmipge such as
window sills, dour silla,Ac. Already they
have turned out wore creditable work in
this section, and seem determined to
hold their own and eke a name
amongst the best in the marble trade.
Geode's Bleck Cherry Cough Boom is
wu, sing wonders. Only Z.:. Uur'owm coedi-
si nes powders at I.t and 2,c. per package are
el.., to, ing great sie.s(aclia. firm claw
dispensing a specialty. H. C. 0,ude. Drug-
g ist• Albion Black:
also.
Ai.. zrrv' THE CALL. - Rec. A. B.
Meldrum, wife and child,left on Tuesday
morning. He will take charge of the Ceti -
Jubilee Oretbe.. and Saunders and tral Presbyterian church in Ruck Island,
Mum w111 remain epee morning 10 sup ofJ II1. The rev. gentleman occupied the
trete loyal patron' wl Juhilee medals. Jubf- ets•pulpit of Knox church Sunday morning
lrano Jubilee nags from Se uv tali and P P
pet one. end Siaptay your loyalty on this. our last, and preached as eloquent seri ton
h
a rhe shag •s: . house
p' from Job xlii10
noun cameras v.-i►epositors in this company : eranaith indigent. died In Jail Monday
have the best possible en.:urity for their mon-
e,I out, aged 83 yuan. The usual formal
. all bring invested in mortgage -on term
property. Depositors have a Ont lien in all inquest was held on SS edneeday murn-
Use .-omtan)'a assets. !tate of interest paid. I ing,•od • verdict was returned is •ea,rd-
Irum 4 to S per cert. a.-cardinr to amount
n.rice with the (acct. The body was
w
hod duration of drpnait. Fat herring sur-
Msmeashould tall and see the manager. I taken tc Brucefield for interment by
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,..inion birt day. '
oder the Sun.
Tea Hvt+oi 4110 BRI ca Lona s11n ievs.T- Died. In Jail--Hugh McEwan, a Tuck-
Will R. Ynuhill is now editor of the
Kingham Times..
Mrs Grant spent Sunday in C:iuton,
visiting friends.
friends of deceased.
BEoltIvED Txs AitiNcy.-1'. A. Hum-
ber has been appointed local agent for
W. T. Dingle'. Model Combined Drill
1[n WmF.'li►rt, was the guest of and Seeder. also Honey.'. Improved
sir. John Beattie dur.na the put week. Fanning Mill. A ample of the doll
Regular monthly meeting of the com-
a .n school board nest Monday evening.
The C. P. it. telegraph poles are now
placed a long diatacce ou the road to
Clinton
can l.e peen at R. Pnce's feed 'tore, and
the drill is on view at C. A. Humber's
warehouse. Inspection is invited.
Txs D(tDA. BtltraR.-That staunch
old Reform peen of Wentwcrth county,
the Dundee Kanner, last week appeared
Men have been employed some tine enlarged to an eight -page paper, with
S•:tied in • new pan at the Bey Mill seven columna to the page. printed from
alt works.
Mrs Arehit'lid, of Etmondnlle is in
town visiting her permits, Mr and Mrs
B. Macaw.
Miss Alice Trsit.er, of Chicago, is
w mtinz her friend, 3lies Frank Rutson,
In'est street.
Nine Peter Grant, of Cleveland, is
the gest of her sister, Mn Henry Country has increased the cost of env.-
Spence,Victoria-street. lopes. We will however, oontio0e to
The base ball clubs of Godench and .ell them printed er unprinted, by the
Luakaow will ply • match game in box ur thousand. at the same low prices
Ooderich today (Friday.) i as before. Call and se. our stock
Mr F. Crabb left town last week to at Tugs SM1AI..
like an a podti.•n in the govrrnmeat ie. oaTATtn1e Or Gtj i,s -It. W. Mc -
'works at Bay City. Mich. rens!e of the chap hardware house,
H. W. Poole, of Stratford, nes. the 1 Goderich, has just received a large im•
est of his brutiteran-law , Jno. W. port order of glass direct from Germany,
anatt.r, during the past week. !at • very Mw price, and is prepared to
Dr McD•ttazh will P. in Goderich fur , supply the trade at bettor prices than
e nnealati)n on Saturday, the 2nd of wete evcr made in Goderich before. h
July, and afterwards on the first Sitar- I will pay every person using his wends
dal- of every fourth. ' not only to boy glom from him, bet
Mrs. B. J. Crawford. and daughter, of I everything ala in his line.
Dungann•in, ret armed home last week RLYOTAL -E. C. Belcher has ninny -
Du
after a pleasant visit at the residence of i4 from Ilia old Mand to the as* sod
loser wet, Mn, G. W. Berry. oommodin.s brick bottling just .meted
F W. Moe►with, of the TorontoI on Hamilton :Street by Georg. Sutton,
h►i. ycls clow, vaned (/'clench on his I old customers and new ones also with
wheel during the week. H. was delight• first class vale. en bread, cakes, biscuit,
sed with user roads in this section. •r.d cont.ati'mery. The new phoneme
1)r. M. Nicholson. the Rest street are so arranged that he will he able to
&utile, mesas the preservation of the better attend to she requirements of
gestural teeth • specialty. Gu adminn.- cottontail than hetretof.wa
tared it m 9 a. In. to 4 p. m fnr the Anuses Ceaxus-A co -partner -
"painless eitraction of tooth. 'Nip hes been formed between Fraser &
NoT1hS To Bt-a11Esa Mex t e Gorst. P')rter sed A. M. Key, the post eau
t ag -We a.k all rf you to read our deputy, Aad the new Arm has bought
mile'. on the 'bird Paek
Page of this we'a N' the Irene Mnctt from Berry t Shap
*spar. pro. end will arry en the honk sad
Ten Mruo&--A mirage sero from , stationery business in ecionectinn The 1
the perk ret $.aj. *fterweel, en•hl.d old m.nih'ns of the firm are well known,
tBs' to lose the A shore destines- and we csts
n heartily reeomend the
jt ti Isy
ege netrvessels.1vessels. meted- sew partner a asy
• thoroughly M
r.liae
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,.0 sesoaa, Heti.► were pl•bly man, and a bedaub posher. S..
law leer. anwM
trmS s i.
new type, and laking as bngbt as a ad -
ver dollar. The R.nu.'r was always •
good newspaper, but it is evidently im-
proving and growing better as the years
roll by.
Moat DCTr.-The duty recently put
upon printing paper by the Dominion
Government, most of the tiner grades
of which are imported from the Old
hen he will be prepared bi sopply alt
su "2lr N 1 out ; .olio, "I'm Kiss of the
Land aid t:.• See, ' Mr T. Noddle ; 01C.
them, "Praise y. t!,. Lord," choir ;
r'•ading. "throne Washington," Mr
tltrsog ; remarks or eddies', Dr Us
sachem, "0, Prase God is hos Huh -
nags," eh• tr. The uet premeds aat,eat-
•d to $23 fey,
Sumer/trio ARocr Ove FL,KIRYan.
-The following. from the Wmrtoe
refers to the %wetness done In that
section by the M.s.r. Clerk A Cu., of
Goderich :-The following figures will
show M•n►eihing of the hominess done
here in the bah trade by Meesre. Clark
& Co., who started • business hen •
few yen amu that ham increased until
they are twee the largest shippers in the
Perim., cd Steal, by the railway rout- Dose ii, and which is •11 centred at
elttoe of Chalon, and may prove of in- this point. The amount shipped each
two' u, oar raden :-He stated twit week is at present 100.000 pounds which
he had placed himself in the halals of wiil be increased its few weeks to about
Ise aoalatttee and nod beset trolling to 139.000. ss. • .041100' ut Ash that has
.sward the ailerons of any Itue they heretofore goof by the way of Collie -
'sight advise bin of. His own opinion w',,•1 wit now bol hat:died by this cnm-
was that the Guelph Juocti.'n Railway pony and shipped from here. Toes, :cep
would be built to Lake Huron, the at present fire steam busts employed.
charter pelting the terminus at or -nth- fetor of their owe mud one chartered.
ten miles of Goderich. As Goderich • One hundred and tieity five men are
waa the best harbor within that limit uo • employed to du their work. Their ex -
doubt is would be the objective point, A' ponies each week, including w are
subsidy of $3,200 a mile from Guelph to about 41200. A grater port this
Csmpbellville had been granted. and amount is spent here as the msj y of
the line located u far a Was; 1L•aktu , their men have families who get their
•liedt tem thirds of the way from Gust" . supplies at this place. The most of the
to Oudencb. This line had the advise- fish are salmon tr'•ut with a solea
tate of being a direct one in c"nuection percentage of white Cali.
with the C. P. 1i., from Lake Huron to
the seaboard.
A Weep rot (:oowluen.-The follow-
ing letter from Mayor Seager appears in
the Clew and .feriae keevr.I, of June I inlast on the !'niters Empire from
23:-Goderish, Out, June 18 -Ship- i S.'r'-+. kfe is ruing t» be present at the
masters and owners will be interested in . Cs..donlw trainee today (Friday , but
knowing that the Dominion goverumeut I baring met with • severe accident at
has appropriated 413,000, to be expend- 1 Marquette, does not think he will do
.d during the present ..aeon in improv- more than bold his own. His trouble
occurred this wise : He was on his way
to Ontario from Winnipeg, and at liar
quite some of the friends of Harry
James, the famous Cornish wrestler
Joxn Is A WRt+TLER, Too - John
Macpherson, formerly of Kilda'', and
lately of Winnipeg, the champion shot-
putter,arrtved in town Wednesday morn•
Frost rim OLD Cotnrrse. -Mr and
Mrs S. H. Antsy, of Keynsham, Bris-
tol, Eng., are the guest. of Mr E. Down-
ing, Angleeea-et. They arrived by the
steamship Vancouver. of the Domini..a
line, In company with Miss Downing,
who returned home after about s year's
residence with friends in the Old Coun-
try. The voyage was • good one, and
but little rough sailing was experienced.
The steamer reached Quebec Saturday
evening, and the party took train for
Montreal where they stayed over on Sun-
day. and then took train fur Goderich,
where they arrived safely at 3 p. m.
Tuesday.
A Tar's BILL. -The following from an
exchange is solid souse: -The boy who
spends his evenings at home reading
newspapers, the local news of his own
town and country and general news of
the day, or in reading some useful hook,
will certainly take a better mac than
the bay who spends his evenings on the
streets and loafing places where the
town gossip is dished oat in the must
vulgar and profane manner The tsetse
of our boys may and should be se direct-
ed and cultivated as to lead them by
choice to engage their ereoiop in this
profitable way, and fewer criminals and
drunkards would be the natural result
RrA lLAR Baa IWO/ TRADEMttTI!tO.-
Ths council of the board of trade met
in the council chamber on Friday even-
ing Joseph Williams. president, in the
chair. A committee consisting of
Miners. Radcliffe, Sager, and Camp-
bell was appointed to strike the follow-
ing committees, viz : Manufacturer.,
agriculture, finance, statistics, local nu -
movements and correspondence. The
executive and the committee on corre-
spondence, were appointed • committee
to report on the constitution and bylaws
M the nett general meeting of the bard
-July 13th. After the transaction of
routine business the council adjourned
at the call of the president.
flare -Last week one of the newspa-
per men of Huron passed away,afteralin-
gering illness, in the person of 8. W.
Galbraith, for some years beck editor
and proprietor et the Wingbam Times.
Stere will be mimed by the brethren of
the quill who happen to stay over at the
Junction Town, for he was a good-
hearted, reliable young fellow, sad a
thorough -paced newspaper man. He
will be missed by the Reformers of the
section, for • more conscientious or var-
iorum exponent of Liberal principles
never aontrolled the utterenca of the
Times. His widow and child have our
sympathy. Pisa to his ashes:
"H...'.." Fo. Jute. -A new series
of Southern articles begins in the Jul
Hasrta's with the beading, "Here and
Then in the South." The water, R.
bean Harding Davis, waves into a
bright story form the unsays of • re-
cent trip from Washington through the
Gulf States into the Acadian country.
Special attention is given to the pro-
minent aspects of industry, thoerht,
and life which characterize the " New
South." 1'his first instalment, is which
the party journeys to Muateemery,
Alabama, graphically depicts the violent
contrasts between the old oo nditios of
things and the present. The satire
series is to be beautifully illustrated by
William Hamilton Gibson from material
collected on • special tour Inc this pur-
pose, and the *agreeing. in this pen de-
monstrate that the value of the test will
be greatly .abased by the artistic illu-
strations.
Tee A,wneLn Cxtat FACTORY CAMs
-Serie two years ago Thoma Fraser
pet op • cheese factory near Histail,
trader an allowed agreement with • nem -
bow of farmers in the vicinity that they
weenl support him with 960 standards
of milk for three years, suit of them to
enntnbuw • certain seethe, to Make up
the required •russet. The Rotary was
put up, bet seam dispute moss, •red a
nomher of the farmers refused to e1s-
timoe the delivery of milk. Mr Freese
olaelas that he was pet to • were heavy
Ices, and he brnaght an scorn for spo-
elim porfotiwnee at the ting amines.
whits Mr Julies Galt d4rissmd the
maims on the gvvswd that it wse of a
trivial eaters. This deeklien las re-
eemtly been reverted by the 1•11 'bars
eery evert, whish held that theses. sena
• pulsed, ptnper nu to he wren$►t la
that onset semi devoid wage hese Ivied es
da o•O&
ing the already lies harbor at this port.
Work has been eummenoed and dredg-
ing is now going uu fur the purpose of
deepening the approach to the harbor
and 'lanoline and deepening the basin. I haying
in toe with Jiacpher«•a,
Measc:res devised by the government en- $got on • ta•tch between him and James
gleeers are to be at once carried "et 1 for $200 evade and gate -money. When
which will permanently p At any, the at 202 Ihs and wen stripped James tipped the
accumulation of sand at the harburf1 m Noti,withstsndin g Macphersonles
the disparity lbs,
mouth. The government engineer was i !eight Mac. uleceeded to taking the
here last week, laying out the work and Ant two falls. In the next bout Janes
got what 1s known as the "hack ham-
mer luck" on MAC., and the latter, to
avoid the fall, turned on his richt
ing, in any course. easy count uu 18 feet . shoulder. His adversary fell with hie
of Water. C. 5 a .et:. Mayor. whole wetrht upon Mmephetson's left
*houlder and injured the shoulder-blode.
- A PKEE TRE LT. --Oar citizens will be it was eighteen it u'ute. before Ziac•
given • tr.'s literary aad musical treat on • pherson was able to face the music for
Monday next at tete Grand topers House, • the fourth bout, but at the sad of that
it being one of the Carbolic Smoke Balli time he Caine up gamely, and, although
Company's series of entertainments. i.uffering from the disabled shoulder,
From the fact that the tickets of adonis- succeeded in "downing" his ad+ena y.
. iun are free by applying le their repro-' thus winning the tnateh by best three
sentauve at the British Exchange Hotel 1 out cf Ase fells. Man still wan a
Iura, a lar a and select attendancq .iron herein olast.r .,n his neck and
i hildrea will
seem •ay.'ra 1 4pv>~ed mph the pros
Peet* r+► w • und.nt hernia. The ap•
pie er.p le o..t s.. largo ea last year. h u'
thee. will be a groat puppy of plums.
Pears protium to no plentiful.
aesterleb •arlMa
R4parted by Telephoto from partes ]pita
uuuart. H.
W treat. Help "bush
Whit. tree winter) t) buutt
Wbeat.ldprltyp Y bulk . ......
Wheat. twinkle bash
Floor.Krol)Yowl. .. ....,
flour, iuilae.h y cwt ....... ..
Flour, letreag bikers. le awl
rtt.nr ipotesi* per. owl
✓ ave orders t.. clean up the approach so
w to give 18 feet of water in all direct -
buns, This is now being done, and with-
in two ur three week. vessels apprua.to
Harley. l' bosh .... ....e,;.,....
Potatoes. v bomb
ger
w in s ljer
110aat •le
ties► •M
arse uM
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• pa+ •to
• MN ••t
tette 130
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ggA fresh nap seised V dee •• • 1e 0 0 11
Cheese. . • N re • 1:
Short.. v'ae ................... 13 M le 13.0
Hran w low . 11 M w 1110
"hopped emir. nowt ......... • se " e ei
trositanits. Y cue: • M 0 s.
Wins ... • M " e ss.
Skis aklaa ................... • N " 080
Tis .bre flair prise ere tet dukes at mill.
!entistry.
M. NICHOLSON, L.D.B.
DENTAL ROOMS.
MAI b dour below the Piet Often. Were-# .
oloosiIsu II. MbL13
11rL W(R,LVERTON, L. D. S.
. (,arce 0,1.1 I', -flows Hall, Korth St.,
!:•,.sono. ('hares modeller*. All work war-
ranted. Das.ir S'itallaed Air given fur pale
less c xir•. t,u, of teeth. 1
Domestics Wante&.
!'t(iRL WANTED --(2000 WAGER
Vet will be given to a eeesemest
10.5-t1 34Re. A. M. Put.f.RT. Warthog.
LiELP WANTED.
11 not ns' n10 p.•r month for goad *mart
,. a.te:s and chambermaids. Apply at
.n r.
J. J. WRIGHT
Ins-tt The Polio Farm.
the People's Column.
P- ASTURE Fult CATTL1i AND
HORtito on Mr. Attrip'. Reba-Cewa,
J.: Nevem I es per m'.nth. Appb'te
Ht'OM MO?TUU)ILttl. ltdgeweM Park
Farm. Colborne. 13011
COLBORNE COUNCIL MEETING.
The MI.lelpal Council Of the Toweship of
Colborne will meet on the Township Halt a
4tatar.'ay. July inn, at 2 .sleek m.
105 -It J. H. Ril'HAIIDS, Clerk.
L'OR SALE -1 LUMBER WAGGON;
C 3 Monate; 1 stet Iron Harrows IU. K.
iitrachan's make,: I Set Wooden Harrows:
1 Cedar Hay hark tgoedl ; I Set Team Hat -
pew; 1 Het R Harness; 1 Hated Cart ; 1
Chart' Putter. Hay or wood taken tees
obatemr
or • good cow to conte sato milk tow
the rale. ApPply to JOHN A. NA KL, Keys
Street, near lf tab School.
Goderich. June 30. let:. 100 tl
par g of e ;
may be anticipated. not be , shoulder, but those of our readers who
admitted unless accompanied by parents. will see him on the ground today will
The programme will be confined to I discover that he is a washy cripple, all
music and dramatic literature without • the same.
reference whatever to the carbolic smoke, ps„r Time. -The steamer Pelle Wil -
ball. "Dunbar," - Mr 8. T. Church 1 Sed ' I fR
gramme u guarantors enough that the I the last wee: for Secord t Co . and
then took nn • full load of Lay and ar•
• UMlMER WOOD FOR SALE. s
A large quantity of summer fire wood, eon
stet ing of s: ort (.ruduck slabs and reading
turning..- from p.! to $2.3e • lead. Apply to
C.F.U.
ll. NL*HiJIOAL.
101 3ma Godrrieh anal Dunlop P.O.
Inc um a .unl ier non'erpent leer
whose name isromlt in the ru.:
F lwn
entertainment will be stnctly hot cies. rived in Goonnch harbor •t 12 61clock
Dr 0. Olsen, of Brooklyn, New York. Wednesday ailtht. This time °tan t be
the boys representative will contribute 10.1.0. A. B lie, the commodore,
largely to the evrneng'a enjoyment by think. he would make noire m' -n -y it he
hie dramatic readings, and delightful could burn f g t r fuel
BEES rt►It SALE
1 rill • swarm o- f Orel-clambland
helve ter N. provided the parties regwtrug
themeupply entre Loves.
1'KTKR F19HF.R.
=1001-K Hee:Mike I'.()
piano selections. The number of ticket. • uF OR SALE -A PH-ET(►N AND A
are limited and those wishing to attend sag'* ^e SINGLE ta. u.•.81,1 ._ a_. rate
must see at once, as tickets cannot be
obtained at the door.
THEY Krsw Hix BY Tv. SrRAw•ttaT
MAUL -We wonder if the following,
trom the Mitchell kernr.l.r, refers
to Robert Porter's "talented young
Irish orator": -Tat watts Btow11:- We
stated last week that there was wont
doubt as to whether the Brown *be
paid thetown • visit Inst week, was the
same Brown that ezhibitea w hard •
physiog, on the platform in behalf of the
Tory party here last winter. The doubt
arose because the fellow who was hen
Int week was said to be sober. The
doubt was on Saturday, however, CAD.
ple(ely, substantially and without re-
servation removed. The Brown that
was here on Saturday was the same
Brown that was here Ia.t winter. only
it wasn't the same drank. The Brown
hasn't grown any, but the drunk has
Saturday's desk waa bigger by large
odds than last wfhietit drunk. They
both left town on Saturday night -both
Brown and the crank. They may both
return .gain when they get the $10,000
out of the Goderich Shoat_
KIxaSOLOMox'aDrawogD MINIM. -Jo-
han Hawthorn, wbu ought to be • good
judce, says of H. Rider Hamgard's story
of "King Solomon's Mines," "There is
we story of adventure that corpuses it."
That seems to be the popular verdict
1 Kveryhndy is reading it or talking about
it Of course there are no sad of edit-
ions published, from cloth booed at
41.50 to the SzaelDR Li edition at
110 Dents. And, as might be °spatted,
the cheapest of all is The Library Re-
riwtios edition which in large type, un-
abridged, sells fur 5 oents in paper
ouven, or 20 coots n cloth binding.
'Specimen chapters are seat free to any-
one asking for them. It is a source ret
amazement to look through one of the
Rer'Ifnt.u* 64 page Co/calories (sant free
to any applicant), and note the literary
riches to be secured almost " for a song.'
If you have user aeon • catalogue, or
have seen sane remedy, it is worth
w hile to write • postal .aril and get it
Some extraordinary empties are offend
during the summer months. Address
Jon. B. ALn1C11, Pahlieher, 3113 Pearl
St., New York or Lakeside Building,
Chicago.
Knox CsvR.•u S.R. Sraawaseay Rum-
en st.
u m-
enst. -A very pleasing entertainment
was held in Knox church lecture room
Tuesday *Tonin[ lag, the occasion being
the annual strawberry festival in connec-
tion with the Sabbath school. A very
pleasing refrain was moldered nu the
netnews, with strawberries aodwiebed
in at intermi.siow. The *hair was aces-
psed by Mr McWilliame is a llinst swept -
able m.nner. Following is the pro-
gram : -Chorea, "God Rev* the geese,"
•rsrrsgsti.s ; solo. "I'at O'er Trsnj
to Marry Tet," Miss Cubit ;dust., "
to the Ceseent Bake," Misses McKay
and Meblrese ; ,.s41.g, "'Ile Pslih
Befi" 711e•.y 41. de+ 'l'he Mad
told be her Harp," 2110 I. Baily ; red -
Mies. "The Dying *net Arida," Mope
Trwemea ; leets, "AN Ames$ tete Rar-
oweu..condi ns. m o;e-,.,dl the enema cash.
sm1a Apply to Ult. Mt MiC iNO. 2100.11
All parties getting their sale bilk printed et
tills office wi11 get a tree notice Ieashed in
this lu: up to the time of sale.
Auction sale of lot `Co. 1807, Gode.
lith. at Martin's hotel, by John Knox,
isetiuneer. at 11 o'clock a.m.,-on Tuee-
iy the 2d day of Au,ust, 1887. For
farther particulars see pesters.
• 'V OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FOIt-
I B1DDiNU any person purthaM.g _the
late CAVE ALLKN'd bone frets JAMS*(
BAILEY a. It doesn't legally beto.gse Hailer.
i her it has not been pad he. Also sus} puma
ibdebted to the lice CASE ALLH% flambe
pay up and save cogs.
301 tf has. CASK ALLKh.
i `IUSiC.-M18R CGOKK, AFTER 14
•
i years slatyonsia, le to
•
receive Mete for the 1 prepared
lea•ssas
Eallmil- lar. quarterly. Terms .-$13 to gagster. SW • .
I
Mn T. Slattery is visiting friends In • QHORTHAND.--I`ZAAC PITMAN'S
D' reit.in 1. PHONOGRAPHY. The most pe u rWI
tem taught. Instruction books for .als Tut•
J. Ruerer returned home from Lion- - slava:. °Agee. Every boy and gosh
dna last Saturday, after making a stay aru shorthand.
of two or three days. He says the crops ' -
in that quarter though good, are not For pate or to Let.
eq•tal t.. those in this section
The strawberry festival which was L'UKNI8HND HOt'Si TO 1611T
held here on the Queen's labile. da plot I M1?ft MAMTfig.-A Lamb=
y' $lar rreatal M ten trona, with laA amd
was very well attended. TM was served 1 ppuy grwsd. ite • ceattal part of tf'• tev►a.
after which the young folk' amused rFiat-• O'deeiol.
from half past four till all were satabed, or particulars address BOX 10$
themselves by playing garnet There HOU$I AND TWO 1J)111 TORftama cottage -7 room.ed stwmhk. .311 in
food repair; bow '; gei
apple to E. R. WATOON
wa also a program of suitable choruses, BALK chap -osi
e Paimemito . Neat
duets and solos, which were very credit-
ably rendered by the scholars and ex•
pupils of the Benrniller Sabbath school.
r,4o .catch Towaahly,
Holmsville, Jane 20, 1837.
Council met to -day pursuant to ad-
journment , memtten aI1 present, except
the reeve. The minutes of oat meeting
and special meeting were read and pri-
ed.
Mr Wm, Herbison, presented • peti-
tion from (:. Elliott and others, asking •
grant of money to assist in erecting a
win fence near Mr. Herbison's, where
the rued became* badly drifted. Moved
be T Churebill, seconded by J McClel•
leo, that the aforesaid petition be laid
over to the next regular meeting of • --carried.
carried.
The members of the council endeavored
ru
to ne to an understanding, w u to
eMablish a uniform hams for the inspec•
tion of trees under the tree planting act.
After a long discussion the result w0s
that the strict letter of the law milt
govern the inspector in all tames. Owing
to this abashes of the reeve, several mat•
tors of importance wen laid over. The*usedeseil adjourned to meet again en the
eaaogu
sd Monday in Aumt School trus-
tees os-
teare req•eeRid .n
to send in their ap-
restions fur local ech,l tax by that
as the trustees of several sections
are generally late. enamel] A spacial meeting of the wee
Ballad by the reeve t r June 11th.re•peet•
iwg the roadway to Holmes/rine bridge.
e
The eoaeil wore to hare given $123 to
wards the old road.
This lantana waseas.eelled, and a grant
of $1814 made : this is all the township
a
htoea
pay in eneetion with the new
Messrs. read. MerBaer and Foster bindtog
m
tbes.lyes to all Incidental ex
ms
that ay are, or that have been etre'.
!..used, boreal the ale of the old
sad the above sem and the gust hum
the taws r Ofliseeel
Jura ?ATM, Ounka.
IO:Lt f oed.ryh.
LLIARMR FOR SALE - IN THE
1' TOWNSHIP OF OODKRICH. Huron
°army : Lot ilia the 3rd Aad 11 In the nth eta
r .la.. Two of the he. en sere farm. la the
roomy. A s rtag creek flow. though. Ka" -
IT
all cleared. Only 3 miles frets t1. Town
of Goderlc*. For norther pa eiders address
W. M. HI1CKO, Pvsw*tttTwn.
IOl tf Ooderteh P.O.
VOR SALE OR TO RENT- GOOD 4
FRw)IR H0t'4F. on Nelssm-at, eppssltr
Bmee'he's pianosg null -IS rete!'. T'h.eeugh-
If overhenled and repaired. reedy fer seen
fancy. Or will skoheage ter • amall•r how...
Apply to BORT. REID. Dederick. 111-/1
• 1 ACRES OF LAND -CLAY
1.0A M IV acres tree of stor_p.-s
mile. from Ooderteb oa Lake Russ. 'its ez-
rhange for a timelier farm or saw 411 4 •
wood IocvNty, or will aa11 en very may Wag
at sees than 033 pair acro. Foe tip lyra
i etph to 010. AHIR)<ItN lt{._ _
I rel -2mo tiemierCa-
1WO FIRST-CLA9fi FARMS FOR
.tie. Ore lathe td eagle
d AWawe'
rgpralalnm ter acres :and miry awe'
rash, eentalning NO sena.For culars
ppty to Cameros. Heli ftConeeree. Dedr-
RC8 1► SA i
fin
canon. Met hooddiistt rt Church at e• the
and which will be received byme'
ed Trustees at the Pbureb a
10th, .1 t o'clock p.a, TIN trundle$
ran b. soM with r wake.! iM ca n 'd hr
alehlnpp. The Trumees de est b1a t►ea-
selv.sin lerept the lowest,or any wader ua-
I" .a i.t.° • F.r terti.r parets th y
p.y t• W50, PtLU) •, Pert Alle,t .r Tf
}'. CA11pW L Deagaaoa. satrej-'t 'seat
{ ClIrr(IR 0KR OF TRK Tamen.
Fj OR SALE. •• -
shTlel aht
iroaihae lt tamer
-
MAram 0Ir.el with h
settg•se 116. Xbria
aM..esAIlaelser
iewk... M1 Nsa
<0aylave.Rodat
new
e s
/him/him All •bev. ss ilK`
l tga
11114&17t•
Limeys ao.aNNIwi.
ped.:..ag. eitaseles !seer