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orbita.
!lion HIM Stlnmm Carratua. -- Our
busy architect, Win Morro, has r. -
tensed from Ashfield, wheel M plane d
and put up surae stamwoth buildings for
some (4 lbs lhnfty farmers, and &moots'
them the baro of P l►'Councr. Inmate
of the stone work Mr M has hued up
for the stabling of the farm stock, with
tnapfe and cedar timber for !be stalls.
We erre informed that several others o•1
the oral' put in tenders fur the work,
but our architect of 27 years' experience
swept all clean with hs kn..aledke
During his stay at Mr C's and utl.er
plates be had • good time, and bad to
fell many sager heternare about the gate
poet sn Goderich toswhip which he
had plautd upou s bottle -o( whisky to
make of stand straight, and wanted the
)
oval lads of Ashfield to do likewise
when they put up a new Yate.
Dan1o>s.
•
Two firma of hay packers have been
Breusing hay in this neighborhood, the
ate@ hay press of Guderivh, being one
of them. The lads from the Kahn's
city like our harm, and their comrade J.
Hexloo, • krrwter maiden., who acts as
ciretarte, showing thew all the objects
or tett rest in our drachm'.
Our former resident, the jovial York.
.hireaten gave our burg a visit the other
day, with a gleaming butcher knife, •nd
arai.ted in killing • number of porkers,
the first of the season, at our farm-
houses.
The done, IId chatitif6Tooun(enanco
of our sturdy collector u( the township,
gathering iu the shekels ft r the uhunici•
pal eieiegtt.r was here last week. One
tot the ret.pgera growled loudly un the
high rote of school tat in Nu 6, which
led to William loud him havnae • grand
debate over the new school about to be
Lamed here.
Port dlbfi
J. . , of Manchester,
furs.. r.y ' .' • testvh, has commenced
busu.erie here ►u the shoemaking line.
Mr Mennen, we understand, te a brai-
ds/Is shoemaker, slid being s oxer, in-
duaU-inu., hard working man will no
doubt du a thriving biomes*. Serves.
to num
Messrs. Hamilton .t Matheson hate
commenced work on fellow's bridge.
They expect to have the piling complet-
ed by next Tuesday.
Mrs Sanderson, of Godench, is the
guest of her brother, Rands! Graham.
There is • good opening here fur a
wagon maker, there being no wood
worker of any kind here now and none
+tearer than Dungannon or Goderich. A
-wagon maker should certainly find this a
good place to locate.
The onmmeot• of "Aju" in last
week's SIONAL, on the withdrawal of the
petition aasinat M. 1'. Porter, were
thoroughly appreciated by t).; Re-
formers of this auction.
Some of the f•'° . thought there was a
fire or • d',R.firth'. or sortie! hnig guicg
oa at the "Royal" on Tuesd:1y. Seeing
so many of our residents hurrying in
that direction. But it proved to be
only Robert Porter, our worthy M.P.
oho was un his way to Lucknuw, and
had stopped to take dinner. Mr Porter,
who was seated at the table when the
mob of Tories commenced to arrive,
hurriedly finished his ['span, buttoned
up his overcoat. remarked to the as-
sembled multitude, who were pushing
and elbowing and tumbling over each
other in their eagerness to have the first
"shake." "It's a tine day, gentlemen ;
beautiful -weather for thus time of the
year," and got into his rig and escaped.
The Tories present were terribly dis-
gusted
ingusted at this treatment, particularly an
old granger, who, after gazing long and
earnestly at the retreating forgo of the
redoubtable Robert, remarked. "Well,
blame these infernal rascals, anyhow.
N Den they're sneaking around the
country looking after votes, they'd
climb over hen -roosts, wade up to their
knees in • manure heap, or go down as
the bottom of • well, to shake hands
and ask you how you're folks were, but
once they're 'lected, they'll hardly look
sideways at yen." Yoe, you're right. Bob,
•'Yor ways that are dark, and trick@ that are
vide.
The Tory M. Pe.. are peculiar.
Which the sante you aro free to maintain.
)ter A McMillan, Smith's Hill and
Manchester station, preached in Erskine
church last Sabbath. Sobject--"Thank.-
giving for the Harvest," on which be
wave a good and practical discourse.
There was a large attendance.
Rev D 0 Cameroo conducted services
in Manchester and Smith's Hill, by way
of exchange of pulpit. with Rev A Mc-
Mtnade, Sabbath last.
Thos Stothers, of C'ulborne, bad an
e motion sale of .tock, etc„ on Saturday
beet. The popular autitmeer, Jo. Mal -
lough. wielded the hammer, and as
usual succeeded well.
John Washington has retired from
(arming, and taken up his residence in
(loderich. W. aro sorry to lose him as
he was a good farmer and citizen.
fl.WCTIJinthis viler, uto meet
on Saturday afternoon in Erskine
church. We understand that they ars
doing • good work.
The Band of Hopo also meet* on the
the same day in the same elem. There
are upwards of thirty young people in
cosmetics' with it. tir-cess to it.
Winter apparently is aq.uming its pre
relative, as .suite • quantity of snow has
fallen, Mother Earth being clothed in
• white garb at preset.
A largo quantity of worse grain is be-
en= hooted through this village from Col-
borne and this locality to Leoknow,
Query What aro Gderieb grain bow-
els doi.g i
W ASakland, ~rise maker, we an
happy to state, is rotting bolter and W
nNnsd work. and will promptly snood
bo any orders In his line of business.
Thos Saader.on, we tears* to ovate, is
sillldtad with erysipelas, and what reeky*
hi eawditinn more deserving of stairs -
thy is his daughter has bees alwwtd
1,r .rine 'rias.. We siHite that
they will .earn resever, and Ssrtsoant
Ow trials whit% thee are at prosewt ea11-
.4 spots to endow
•The pupils of 8. 14 Nu 6, are nsakiag
preparations lot • Christmas unt.rtaui-
mens.
The officials of th't church and Sal.
bath school at 'Zion are mak iug arrauge-
mionts for their annual lea w«ting.
Water sa again getting very scarce.
Some of the wells are giving out.
Th. measles have broken out in the
vicinity and in consequence quite a
number of the puptia are down sick.
:1'e are glad to hear that Mr Reid
who was daugerousiy ill is now cun-
va:esoont.
We regret to learn of the death of
Dema Ford, at hie home in Caseelt(rn,
Dak„ where be had resided for the past
niue years. I'revat•us to that tome he
bad boors •'rodeos. of Aabheld for some
27 years, Deceased was well and favor-
ably known, and had proved himself to
be a man ..f earnest effort, sterling iu
minty used good neighborly qualities+,
H. was a native of the parish of Larrey,
county of Kerry, Ireland,' came to Cana-
da in 1848, and remained with his
fatuity in the township of Tuckers.ith
for anew lears,after wbiclllhe removed to
Ashfield. Ile leaves • widow, six sous
and four daughters, and a Inge uumbcr
of other Irii.nda to mourn hu loss
- Loebtisa
reaSOn.L -Mis J McIntosh, of Hul
lull, was the yeast of her brother, Jos
Healy, last week. -
Jas Lioklater has erected a large shed
50 by :It; to store away his firming iwn
plensests.
Master Albert Carter visited his cuu•
sinsiu Gtderich township last week.
The coming week will be marked 1•y
communion on Sunday, and alecture girth
Monday evening in the church by Ile.
bit Wilson, on "The Scottish Martyr*,"
and on Friday night the 1. 0. G. T. No
213 will hold a free entertainment in
their hall, at which the Rev'blr Salton,
of Guderich, will give an address.
The folk/wing are the officers for this
currentt uarter el the I. 0. G. T., No
213 :-WC'I;broR-6Wtllulu;-
bro A Gordon ; W .A B, sister Edith
Horton, sister M A Clutton, W V T;
sister A Cumming, I G ; bro G
Fulford, W F 5; btu W Green. W M;
bro W Maculation, W C ; bro J Horton,
W T. During this quarter the lodwe
will hold its annual supper, which will
start its 13th year as a lodge.
Th. annual bee of cleaning ani scrub-
bing out the church came veriest week, a
fair turnout of our buoy women doing
the church, and two Dunlop lassies the
schoolroom, giving the stove ruck a
pchah that the canny bachelor who best-
ed the water and carried it for the
women could see hu shad',w in it. He
astonished his benedict brethren ty
having afire tyetcide, and heating !`e
water Ina swan .at etlle,tItus keeping his
.air friends in good humor, all after-
noon. A cart and two teams kept 8
spades in rather fast motion leading
earth, under the lead of Wm. Green,
while • number of other* unloaded it
under the shed and banked up the
church, with D Sterling as supervisor.
A load of wood belonging to the church
was drawn ty 11 McManus, and a load
of sawdust by A C McDonald. All who
took part went to their homes happy
and content over the afternoon's work.
A pleasant gathering of the relatives
of Mr and Mrs Joun Hoxton met at
their resideaee on the 16th iuct , to tend-
er to them their hearty congratulations , n
their silver wedding sod giving a nun.-
ber of preseuta. Both old and youug
spending a social time. The parting
words that "we may all join in your
golden wod(iing," was the hearty wish of
all. In a residence of tire years hero
both Mr and Mn Horton have confirmed
the words of the address presented to
them by the Holmesville parish of St
John, "active and earnest workers, and
ever ready to promote any project for
the good of the church and Sabbath
school work in our midst. We hope
they will to spared to their family for
many years
NEW GOODS'
FRESH GOODS
i
FINE TAILORING! I
CHEAP GOODS '
y Now has the time arrived wbw my stock of New sad
AT Srsosable oiermatione aid suCta
)Umfss 1. mppde.
=ON STURDY'S People's Grocery.
TFROM 15o. UP.
No old Stock to work off, but 1'aU Fresh and New
at Prices to suit.
/ ' Ue,bew rash Fries wr tosser ass i.
Remember the Was/ On the Nome mot to Bila/Mm's Restaurant. 2116
on M. R., 31 50; J Kirkpstriok, repair-
ing culvert 1st con, 33; M Elliott, grav-
elling on 4th con, 37.50; W Cr.tioks,
gravel, 37.50; Wu. Jenkins. gravel,
320.114; J Calb-vk, gravel, 315 12; J
Elliott, gravel, 315 72; J Perdue, road-
way to gravel pit, air; J R Hoboes P.M.
shoveller* for gravel, r; G H Johnston,
o0 1d and 4th ton. 315; J It H.•Imes
and J A Ford, auditing township ao.
aunt,, e6 each ; J Hobe, ersat1,$8 04.
Council adjounted to meet again too
Monday, the 12th December nett. at 10
o'clock a m, sharp.
JAleln PATTON..4 b.
Grid Opera Hoose.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30.
The distinguished Irish Comedian 1 Vocalist,
J. S. MURPHY,
In Fero Mattsus'.'n greatest of all Irish
Dramas,
-TIRE -
Dentistry.
Ikt, N ICHOLSON, L.D.S.
DENTAL ROOMS,
Eighth door below the !test Oaks. Weal -.t.,
uopaatcy. 20d, lF
1'1
L O WOOLVERTON L. D. S.
• ace (Md intoes Halt. North St.,
Oederleb. Charms moderate. All work war-
ranted. Gas or Vitalised Air nit en fpa
! _ls•
Mer-
les* extraction of tees I,.
For tis. )Mea.
It is not neceseery to_buy corn cures.
Men and women should remember that
Putnam's Painless Coro Extractor is the
only safe, sure, sad painless corn re-
mover extant. It does its work quickly
and with certainty. See that the signa-
ture N. C. Poleoe E Co. appears on each
bottle. Beware of poisonous imitations.
eodaetch Tolraahlp.
IlolmesTille, Nor. 14, 1887.
Council met today pursuant to adjuor-
mest. Members all present. Minutes
of last meeting road and paired. Moved
by J McClellan, seconded by J Isith-
wait. that the nomination of candidates
for the municipal onuncil for the year
1888, be held in Knee's hall, Holmes -
rills. t n the last Monday in December,
present year at 12 of the clock noon ;
also that the following be the polling
places and deputy returning officers for
No 1 b. D., (range hall, 4th outs. D.R.O.
Sa.nel Johnston . No 2, house of Nixon
&tardy, Nixon Sturdy : No 3, hoose of
Thos Harrison, Thomas Harrison ; Nn
4. house of Wm Herbison. W Herbison ;
No 5, hoose of Herbert E ford, Herbert
Ilford ; No 6. house of Wm Cro',ka, W
Crooks -Carred. Bylaws Nos 10 and
11, eonbrming above wen road and
passed. The following persons were re-
funded 31 each dog tax, T Henning no
dog when aasetmrd, Wm Cokrly no dnq,
J.. Perdue and 1) Conk no dna when
se-resed. Moved by T Churchill, .e
eondd by J McClellan, that the clerk
to paid 50 Dents for each school section
tosses furnished trWoee- Oarned The
following amounts were paid, vs :
sell a Hutchison, Toronto, for blanks
for township election, 37.10; Onderich
Star, for voters' lots and other printing,
3,32, Dr Whitely, professional wetness
for township, $1:1; selectiltg piton, sleek,
El, nese 32, esnoson $2; haul 1 Cox,
gravel, $22.80; S Bothwell, gravel,
$111 50; W McCabe, one year's board of I
W Dean. indigent. $62, mass for suit ;
of elotha, 313; P Cronyn. travel,
312 70, 1. Meanie,, gravel, $4.92. J
McClellan, gravel, $12.72; H HerPINT.
gravel, 3:l00; .1 Teetrartba, gravel. 01
emits, 0 Sterling, gravel, $1.110; A Drys
dalo, gravel. 34212; J L MsC.rtsec
gravel, 3e.; asosesor'c salary 370; pesfe�s,
•a , 34, J Por•er, eedu 'inborn, 33; J
W 1450,1vel
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Resereed .tau can be had at Fraser, Porter
eh Kay's Bookstore. Dila
She People's Column.
1)ULL FOR SERVICE ON SOUTH
Street. George tithe'''s old stared. 8.
It. 31e1R)UG.t1.I.. 21 -It
11HE TAX SALE OF THE GOODS
and (lust tele of JOHN .COIN lss.ijuurn
rd till December Ph, (5(7. at t orient in the
afternoon. It G.,derieb. Nor..i. 1567.
NOTICE.
All parties holding accounts against the
Township of l'ulborau are requdroted to seu.d
them lir to n y otbce before the 16th of Demon-
ber. Date J. 11.ItIUILtRile. Clad -
COLBORNE COUNCIL MEETING.
The Municipal Caused of :' ,- T ',reship of
Co:beree willym•v.t for the .rauaauttus ut
bestows at me row Reis un. t:edneed$3
.1e1i. Nov. 1111. e.1 2 u clock p.m.
14.11 J. 11. ROA tltuM. tlerk.
0TIUE-ALL PARTIES OWINf.
the late fro of J. Dowsing a Co., are
hereby notified that the hooks will b.- dis-
posed of atter the first n-ek in Jenuary.. •rad
all account, nut settled bJ that time, will
have to be paid to the Worm of the ooks
after that date. J. Dow meg a- ('o. tf Dot.
NOTICE.
The Council of the Corporation of the Coon-
ty of Hurts. will meet in the t'ourt (louse in
the 'Town of Gudericb on Thursday. the first
I December next.
I'ETEIt ADAMSON,
('o. t'lerk.
Nor. 11. B 1i
VER. JAMES COOKE,
ORGANIST AND CHOIR )(ASTER.
Knox Ceurvh, tioderich.
ICU: IMR (.Y TUC uta: 1N, ..ANO. SINGING AHD
UARnOA V.
Special terms to Crust Societies Choirs
and Schools.
lir Pianos and Origami (artfully tuned Sad re-
paired. 2121-
• OTICE.
Traders will be received by the en.d• es:sued
until Monday.the 2Rh inst.. fur one buoIred
and thirty cods of green wood to be deliver-
ed
eliver
ed at the 1 is quantities of not ler than
thirty cords per moth, computing from 1st
January sees. Tbt wood mum he hardwood.
ere from knots amid backless. four feet long.
and at least one haU of It m'pie. 1'ertles may
cinder fur thirty cords or upwards. The
bitiell's bDiiig Ae.
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1 forty-fifth rear. having met with conauat
oom,neadalo and succiwa.
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ies.sod alter the menet .t tear embark atiw,
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slsb•Priree lter the ''!roan Mee and /two
pigs rlsersmas•e.
of Twit Lrtvieci AA..a
and ore Of
will Sod h g. rsmmebm
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Addfesk &ItT*7I di r0.. anus r.
ifs , 31 9O, same 3rarollis3 .
a
em.
Ase
tgal
'owes' orany tender not ncersearily accept-
ed. Security w,U be requtr d for t►e comt-
pletton of 4.e contrwct.
PETER ADAMSON.
County Clerk.
Nor.;th. IBM
K. 21 -It
FOR SALE -A (1000 COAL STOVE
feeders. $Mll
uable for stere or ba.
Pricer.
Apply at this office. 124,
BUTTER WANTED -A COUPLE
of Homer of good butter are wasted lee
mediately. Highest cash price. Apply at
this ogloa
�OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN FOL
. BIDDING sm _mem purchasing
late CASE ALLWra burse from JAMES
BAILEY as it does'' lewdly belong to Bailee.
for it has not been paid for. .5110 any person
Indebted to the late CASE ALLEN please
pay up and este coats
1y It Mea. C.iSF. ALLEN.
Societies,
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
WORKMEN.
MAPLE LEAF LODGE, No. 27,
A. 0. U. W.,
Meas is their Lodge Room over Tim
Stamm. Office, Goderich, os the
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAYS OP
EACH MONTH.
VISITING BRETIIRP.N ARE ALWAYS
WELCOME.
S. P. HALLS, M.A. REES PRICE,
M. W. Pisaacier
0. W. THOMPSON.
20521) Recorder.
Ifii lafcight, Valuator, 4c.
C. A. HUMBER,
J
MILLWRIGHT. MACHiNES?.
VALUATOR.
AGENT. e.
Estimates Made aid Contracts Taken for
!louse Heating by the Hot Water System.
Hot Water and Alam Rollers. Little Gloat
and other Water Wheels. Agricultural Im-
pk.mente Mill Machinery.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
VALUATIONS MADE.
*Syr STREET. - - OOD BCH.
Pah. 3. Ufa
Strayed Animals.
STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
of .ebeeritrr, es the Oh M October. •
awnsn red aw, three yens .1d. with the tip
erase ear. Ace passes etetas batortnatla
that will lead ss Its recovery will be suitably
R Thus. L ]�er,ew, Kama. .p-
puefts rashness, ftwndry, ftft
TRAY HEIFER -CAME ON THE
1J premium John ('allis' twill.. Maachtbr,
abeet the let of Oeteeoff red
• two-year oeel
sewer. The *snow la requested .. Prov. pre.
piety. way obarnes aid I to
rtni-
fla4t Maa.Aooter KOHL
ESTRAY STEER --CAME 01i ?BE
1, n. eossi net dmo.iMr. i.et 7. ow.;
Sept.Rlet. • M sees. fl
years opt. The ewes. le requested so pPevs
operty, PIT
"Ism"tars t Nlnsel
away.
prR. J. WAI,TERAL
Wit Bsemll.t. P.O.
EBTRAT HEIFER -STRAYED
tea prie:1"..f Reber& B.U. tote,
Win. 4, b tsvr.Nslp. daring the ..oath
or may bat a ran halts,. with Mar on fere.
Mad, sirtth dark WIy and lighter oe 1, rtie
tag three years Mi. iaferi aUen Seal
las will suitably se
ROBERT B[Ll.
ENVELOPES
Nantes snouted prevent you trim g.s tog It an early and
critical leapvctloa
Nowhere has each care bees taken Is Molest soods, Thor
are 1n every way suitable to dose Sad careful buyers.
Neter were goods of the Highest quality and Latest FarbNn
o8bred at such Luw Prices,
1 de sot as. Jos to bay, -Just tensa Sad see them.
B. Ma►cOormac
Oderleb, Sept. IL71b. MQ. 11f1►
For Sale or to Let.
NOTICE-HOUSK AND WT FOR
aale-owsed and occupied by Mre
Mauler, adjoining the beautLful�reeideoce of
J. A. Nebel, fray , Mclluuald .tree-'. F.r
soil water and loertlun this property Ito be
sold cheap for caabl with • entail Jslictoas
o utlay, uuuld be made a charming home. 1l
commands a v le w .•l the lake and agri.+ult ural
show grounds. A grape -vin- covered arbor
and .umwer-house put on the rear of inevet
• behe..d bythe show -ground fence. in
bands. could be mad: a lovely and profitable
spot The owtior oou.d then truly may. ' Hery
i *011 lar me down sod resat my reftoahed
!tout" For further p.u-tieulare aVpp17 t.a the
Aden JOHN R 'tb Ki.1.
Goderich, Nor. lath. IMT. 121-31
LiGIBLE FARM FOR SALE--
"Janctleld.'Ooderlob To•rnahip, fib con.
105 a -ns, goat orchard and buildings.
6th con.. an acres comfortable bootie and
stable.
Terms of payment esay. Applv to
u &Ilio''' t• PROC.D►OOT.
Bn
arrt•ta, alt,.
L'l 1 m Guderieh.
C'ARlV00 ON E A'IY TERMS MALLMALLBUY
as acre ..r land la the Township
of Culborae,alonii side of Mr D. Vie her. Farm
•jj mtilca from th.• Tow a of Godeneb. About
*acres cleared ; baleen, bush. with a lot of
cedar umber. Uood .orchard sod tar 6.144.
ingi& Moo 217 aures on Lake Shore road, 6
miles from Ooderich. For fuel particulars
apply to GEO. N EIBER°ALL.
2120gm (loderkb.
RICK HOUSE AND QC.ARTER OF
an acre ones/ for sale - The house to ane
,.tory and a half high. and mutates 5 hod -
mama. s parlor• sitting room• dining room.
pantry. kitchen and • good .:eltar. On the lot
it • good stable. las 31, and other outbil.tims.
Hard and soft water on the premt•ee. Thera
see a number of choke Ruth tree• um the lot.
Corner of Parket. Sad Cambria hosed. For
particulars apply on the premiere, or by letter
to MRS. JOHN BENNE'TT.
111-3m Port Albert P.O.
TWO FIRST-CLASS FARMS FOR
1 sale. Oae la the towa•bip of AabiteM.
contenting Macros ; and one la Fast Wawa- Apply to Hums lead Ages:y.
nosh, roataining 100 acres. For particulars
•`ply to Cameron. Holt t Cameron, Gado
rich. DD c OR SAL E. -000D FRAME
1, house. first class osaditios- dee orchard
3 minutes walk tram *be square. Apply to
Huron Land Assay, Aodricb
3turoa Lana Agency.
A RARE CHANCE.
B'OR BALK -A GREAT BARGAIN.
Maitland Place The country scut a the
We Hon. Richard Hawley.
The valuable property is sta'l'ed only nam
MILK from the bounder) of the Towe utGed.-
rirh, is uuaurp.aaaed in natural beauty it'd
.emery, and MIST ass 0,1. To * eTTne t 1• mu
smarm.
It comprlace IJ8 ty..rca of fine farming lands
la good .Mer. Large well built house. of
)illwa:,Lee brtvk,wltIt Ul.w freestone facing&
Feri.i,rs cottage. carriage louse and bares
.complete. Ituwltag allry, billiard roma. tee
uls Lawn. {Lc Thee large orvberda, with
fruits .1all kinds. also • will -mucked veget-
able rardes. Aypa, to Furore Load A(asc�
or to E. N. LEWIS. lilt
1(0NEY TO WAN AT LOWEST
rate/lel later -at. Apply to duron JMad
Agesey.
FOR SALE -HOUSE AND LOT ON
1 Cambridge St. Cheap-t30aA0. Harm
Lead Apiary.
FOR SALE -FINE PROPERTY IN
Tows. Good beuse. Hume Lead atm
Of.
LI4)R SALE -3 GOOD LOTS WITH
1 two houses. Pow 3136, Huron Lad
Agency.
JR SALE -BLACKSMITH SHOP
Jr with Isola cti iblefe. A IOW- bargain.
Huron Lase Ageaoy.
WANTED TO BUY -20 FT.
frontage on the Square. Hares Laad
dieter.
10NEY TO WAN AT LOWEST
1 rotes and on best terns.
HURON LAND AGENCY.
WANTED TO RENT-aHOUSE
w it b cellar Sad atatak ; rat •best KJl1
-FOR SALE.
l'''est half of lot let. Arthur Street, wick
small brick colta.t thereon. T IST OF LANDS FOR 3A LE A N D
Brn.uttto Lora. -tit. 191 244, 215. Elgin .1A information furnished respecting Camila
Street. St. Andrews Ward. Company's Lands. Huron Lad Agency.
431. oouaer of Huron and Britannia (toad.
Frame 14 story house on Keays Street, lot
and halt Isad.
Several lids in Reed's Survey. opposite new
Show Gruunts• rfz,
No. 22, 14. 30. Sit 51 34. 5.. e4. et.
All the above at LOW RATES.
Apply to
102 t DAVISON ft JOHNSTON.
FARM, TOWN AND VILLAGE
PROPERTY FOR SALL
The Executors and Trustees of the Estate
of the late JOSEPH HER R. o8br for sale the
following valuable Property. namely :
Buildlag Lots numbers leo and 421. in the
Town of Goderieb. l of an acre each. Fairly
(weed, and very desirable fur building. por-
▪ alf acts Lot fronting Hill Road. Township
at Godetieb, being part of Lot 3 la the Han -
Mad Cor-eseton of maid Tow 'ship. Nice
Prime Cottage and Frame Stable.
Lot number 3. South .ids of Millar etre*
Benn,itler, 1 of an acres small frame dwell)
Building Lots °umbers 504 Riad 804 in ter
Town 'of Clinton•of an acre ch. Ike ti
fully bleated on Soet
South side of Huron street.
Fairly fenced.
The Rest ; of Lot Et fon. 11. West 'Wawa
n osh. Ito a. -res timid land. 50 acres clearer[
and fenced. remainder timbered. Abewtt 4
miles from I.ucknow and is miles from wing
ham. lion! rood+.
For further part onion. apply to
E. C.t3I PION,
Barrister. uoierl+
Nor. 4. lab *734f
Legal.
EDWARD N. LEW'IS,
•
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, PROCTOR IX
MARITIME COURTS. CONVEYAN-
CER, are.
MONEY TO LOAN.
IBratmht Loess. Private Funds.
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
Orness:-Coraerof Hamilton aid Newespt*
streets, opp. Cdberne ibis!. O u1.. L.b.
ltls-
SEALER R HARM', BARRISTERS,
4e-, Goderich and CUatos. toderich of- I
ate opposite Matte's Hotel. 11011
C. HAYS, SOLICI FOR, Asa
Office, corner of Square and Wert
street, Goderich, over telegraph e
Tate edam M
unds to lead et 8 per sett'*. *80
("JARROW W a PROUDFOOT, B A R
'MITERS Attermsye, Solicitors, etc
tederick J. 'T.Oarrow, W. Proudfoot.
CAMERON, HJLT d CAMERON,
7alerlob. Il. c. Cameras. Q.C.; P.Holt, ll.
O. Cameron. c. C. Roes. 1731.
Amusements.
f ODERiCH MECHANICS' INSTI-
TUTE LIB ARY AND READiNO
31, ow. lei 1O .team and !iguana tap
Opera trent i re 6 p.m., mad from 7 to le p.m,
ABOUT '2000 VOL'8 IN LiBRARY
lasdissy Daily, Weeekly demi IUwstr-ntd
Papers, M. 'cans, eke., on File.
MEMBERSHIP TiCKET. ONLY 01.81,
$rastlag fres u.. of Library and Resdleg
Application for membership received by
Libraries. Is room..
S. MALCOMSON, ORO. STIVENP.
President. secretary.
Oderkel. Merck Ifth, 1155.
Executors' Ilottss.
EXIBOLTORS BA's
Eof VALUABLE FAI K8 i wAw&wo,tu
AND KINLOSIL
Tbe6tteenter et the Mee Jobe Trager, lm
ase etws for the pureness or tb. following
Iwtr le and W o1 17, 1a etb C
D
Iva woos*. iss scree. M
lee
ghost too err,, tree from stomps, eyy
Pram* hoes.. frame hare,
.rust wet Ie 11 ..ors geeMFyowl
iwoed b
:Tits now Lwabm.w.
} 5. flet 111a slh Con. W, 1).
Wyewarsh. WS
lee aerie loam
Meow. helm bat ers6R (.. 14 ,sen.
i Lets . weand s arras .Icg wowin s istwN�4gea mist
iraNweed, .meg
faro,!! Lectoow. w
Ftw 5e,ewpwmr4 Loss si and n M My o�f.1. is tom. et
Tedd PJs•. ADA.l@sa. or
RTT
DEADER em eta. rawketvh.
tr_
For further particulars and list of leads
wanted. and for male, epply u the ogles, et
write to HURON LAX aUENCY,
Lock Box 121.
211e.Godcriat. Oat., Casella.
Thee l.Rl.
D".
W.K. RO88, LiCE:3TIATE OF
Royal college of Physicists!, 1disbsrgb.
030'. oa Mouth star of Hamilton -fit. 1•7410rt
DR. 51.'1.EAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR
O EON. Coroner /re. OIBee and resides
Betio. Street. Sussed door west oe Victoria
dieter'. 1751.
11 IRS. SHANNON & SHANNON,
l
lJ Paydcmae• elur*eoss, Aceoucb.rs, sr:.
Ake at Dr. t.haamen reeideace newt the
Rauf Goder;ch G. C. 8ga2i'ox, J. R. 13n•,-
4743
LOOM arab 3nsurance.\,
�1
0NEY TO WLIr-PRIVOtt$
1't Nnit.
5 •t -Q PER CENT.
Mitered. Payable 1 early.
L N. 411% IX.
Orrics's-Career opposite ]lards), Hotel,
rlin-
X13 PER CENT -ANY AMOUNT OF
V 2 money lobed at Si per test per assume
-straight tow-Isterew yearly. We have
also Motet e6 to lead 1. sae or mere saw a6
PER ('ENT. Nett door Beath of Seeashol%
harness shop /MEAGER R HAAR�L
110.11
,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
CAMEEON HOLT tCAII1RO Nf Gods
rleb.
lIONEY TO LEND. -A LA RG E
assess' of Private roods I.r lmveeltsws
>t IowesI ratans on aryl -dans y Apply
toOAKROW a PROUDFOOT _ -
E. E. BEA'IER,
GINERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
tOFFICE wpm*Colborne Hotel, Ooderkb.
HRisks tame at LOWEST RATES is the Fol-
lowing ars' class Owe,aalee :
The London Assurance 8:stsMlet.4 17M.
The NaiunaLea eland Incorporated ISR,
Hand -it -Hand -The may Compaq out herb-
ed to Inmire' Piste Glass Ie ':ands.
Federal Life Asaar see Co. tHomaa's
Plan 1. lett
R RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCrit,
REAL ESTATE eau
MONET WANING AGENT.
OozyJTr ''-cher Osmlpsn/er Represented
oney td Lead se straight loans u the
lowest rate oof btBBeaerppm��t eosin, la any way to
wtts
Air WrestrriL, O*4.tsb.d
deer Mens Square.
tt
vox',
000 � ♦N AT 0PER
TRE TORONTO OEAERAL TRUSTS CO -It
aro pr.pan d to loan messy 1116 po mat., Pal
able halfearly. a
TERMSiTO SUIT BORROWERS,
on &est eyes faro sear' .
A�ll to
CAMERox. HOLT A CAMERON.
Barrio =rs for the Tes' Ooeral se
Tempts
Hoses & Carsttwoae Marcastanet'..
also • tutee amsoaat of private, htada to lest
an s.stlasa farts searfty.
Oodoricb, col. 4. 1111 11111d2
$900,000 PRIVATE FCNDB
To lemi. es farts an/ town pity
eat tawnier. Mortgages --
charged .4 arabfor the
•�' (lnmpsq. the LowlemCosmos'
of • s. lateral* t. y Sed 7 par coot.
iay. U ttO rowan e.mi stale moose In
Mee DAV 1 N blINt 075
Barrslers, gle„ ��
Aktioneering.
ot.NHKNOZ 0ENZILALL
�TsRMa'�re1<s't as' it ;boo tor• Pewit�soMrA ZoS tom~ he la hal=
wrested to him iretisfeets AU tons
b er'• Ielr
Iwt
I oor s►M mall tom ,
rasa tl 4!'A/iM
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