The Huron Signal, 1889-4-12, Page 4t Vuron figna
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NORTH - trTKEKT. GODERICH.
i h Is • wdnewaks local newspaper, devoted
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al
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Editor of Tog SIGNAL
7rlgMse Call We. a . Goderich Ont.
HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, APRIR 111, 111110.
Tates is now no doubt that Use Khan
Act, as a temperance treasure, bis dead
as a door nail. Public opinion is now
as decidedly against :t, as it was strong-
ly in }Soar of it a short time ago.
THIS seasons keep changing, but the
attitude of the Government in the mat-
ter of the Goderich puetenastership con-
tinues to be nee of masterly inactivity.
Are they waiting for the "dark horse"
to trot up in front of the grand stand 1
The electron fur the division of Hirm-
logham, made vacant by the death of
John Bright, is now the subject of dis-
cussion aneonest the politicians Should
the Gladstonian candidate succeed In
capturing the seat, it will be looked upon
as a stinging defeat to the so called
Cajon Literal cause. At present the
chimers point that way.
CuARut RULER/ M. P for Lincoln,
had a lively time- in St Catharines the
other night trying to ride the Protes-
tant horse going one way, and the Catho-
lic hone Loing to. other. Ile said •
good many things is favor of Charlie
Rykert, and amongst others 'tainted that
be bed always been upright and honors -
dealing with men and par-
ties. I.N's see ! Is this the same Char-
lie Rykatt who was twisted up in the
Louis Seed's dealt And if so, why
didn't some one show the other aide of
the shield!
WITH this imus, the interesting narra-
tive of fir Thos. Dart mimes to a close.
For • number of weeks past it has
proved • topic cf interest to our readers,
and many will regret with us that the
story of the old " Forty Niner " has
terminated. The story has been well
told, the actors in the drama have been
well placed, and the trials of the pioneers
of the Rockies have been well depicted.
We are sure our readers will agree with
us when we say Mr Dark is deserving of
the thanks of all for placing berme the
public his version of " Overland to Cali-
fornia in the Ealy Days."
Tet Scott Act bas "gone op Salt
Creek." It served its day, and has now
passed to its rest. It was never a per.
led measure, and was always difficult of
enf,r;entent, but it greatly curtailed
the sale of liquor eh it was in
Logue during the three years In which
it held sway. More than that, its effects
live after it, for wh it has been
repealed the first year's experience goes
to show that a more sober sentiment
prevails than was formerly the case. In
Huron county this is the fact. More
Minor is indulged is now than when the
Soctt Act was in force, but the drinking
habit is far less extensive than before
the Seidl Act was carried. Whether
the Scott Act was the cause of the abate-
ment or not, we cannot ay ; but it is •
solid fact that the expenditure for ale,.
belie "stimulants is now only a fraction
of what it was in previous years seder
- license.
A foveae, Oliatewi•w is referred to in
the following paragraph Mr Andrew
Callender and family left on Mond ty f. r
Winnipeg, where they will make their
come for the fedora While • resident
of London Booth Mr Callender 1. as
made for himself may warm fr ends,
and his promisee *Sl be Frvaily missed,
ly N V Methodist Sunday
tel, •s( which be was eepor ntamilent
ler two Teem
THE EDITOR'S TROLL
• Word er Iwo abeam new rablemilllma
Tern Hap ('ease to Wand
Tb. fullowieg new publications hare
Mea received :
"Le Dostesr Ransese, or the Broken
life," by timer* Ohne', settee of the
"Iron Master." It is published by
William Bryce, Toronto. Price be.
"Gadderoy," by Otsida, is • society
weal. The author is wen-kauwa is
literary enrolee, and Guilders, is unties
in her own peculiar style. Price 30e
W. Bryce, publisher, Toronto.
"Silken Threads" is • Dowel by the
author of "Mr sod Mrs Morton," and is
published at 30o. by J. Theo. Robinso.,
Montreal.
•'Mr Naydtse'. Family Circle," by
the author of "Lafor Lastrstus," hes
also reached us from the publisher, J.
Theo. Robinwu, Montreal. It can be
had at the booksellers for 25e.
uTTILI.'s We1MO nos.
The numbers of The Living Aye for
the weeks redia` Mari 23d and 30th
euiitain Lord Godolphin, and Gambling,
riiurferfy; A Poet's Corner, Notional ;
Tennyson as Prophet, Nineteenth Go -
tory ; Miniony : the Nand of Women,
Blackwood; Some Quaker Biographies.
Macmillur, ; A Practical Ten, .111 fhe
Feer Round; The Finding of "Crowe,"
The Mao Who Swallowed the East
Wised, My Pet, and A Borrowed Art,
Chambers'; Brussels, June, 1815, Ar po y :
The Frusrs South, Good Words ; Genius
and Physical Inbreeds, Open 1 curt ;
The New Japanese Constitution, Times ;
The European Pusitioa in ,Africa, Spec
tato, ; The School of Forestry at Debra
Doose, India, and The Giant Earthworm
of Oippaland, Vesture ; with instalments
of "A Chronicle of Two Months,"
"Jack's Niece," and poetry. Fur fifty-
two numbers of sixty-four large pages
each (or more than 3,300 pages a yearl
the subscription price ($8) is low ; while
for $10.50 the publishers offer to mend
any one of the American $4 monthlies
or weeklies with the The Livi el Aye for •
year. both postpaid. Listen t Co., Bos-
ton, are the publishers.
it/ash's roil APRIL
The Gibbe-Channing Portrait of Wash-
ington, by Gilbertehtuart, has been en-
graved as the frontispiece for this year's
centennial issue of !Harper'. Magazine
in further keeptog with the spirit and
interest of the day, Professor John Bash
McMaster opens this April number with
a paper on "Washington's Inaugura-
tion,' a charming cs mpou°d of history
end biography, and Measure D. Con-
way, In the course of exploring an old
map and many MSS., discover. some re-
miniscences which will add to our
knowledge of the "real" Washington.
Biornatjerne Bjornson contributes his
thud and last paper nu "Norway and its
People." Ile enables us to read the
political mind of Norway, tells why Nor-
way, as • land for tourists, is recognised
to be the grandest in Europe, and closes
with details in regard to the "excellent
illustrations" which T. de Thuletrop and
H. %V Ranger have drawn to accompany
his artistes. Benjamin Constant has
prepared twelve drawings of scenes in
Tangier and Morocco, and has put into
his descriptive articles some of what he
calls the 'light, whiteness, brilliancy"
of the East. Andrew Y. Smith, M.D..
writes upon "The Family Physician
John R. Coryell, upon birds that are
noted for "Flying under Nater ;" and
Theodore Child, upon "Characteristic
Parisian Cafes," illustrated with as
characteristic Parisian drawings. Two
'short stones, the first instalment ot a
new novel -"A Little Journey in the
World" -by Charles Dudley Ratner,
and the continuation of Constance Feni-
more Wo lson's '-Jupiter Lights" form
the fiction of the `umber, Among the
six poems Is the tranalatiue of • Rouman-
ian Ballad, "Childs Mihu," and a sonnet
by William Wordsworth, with drawings
by Alfred Parsons. "Gabione of Ab-
botsford," a hitherto unpublished frag-
ment by Sir Walter Scott, describes his
home and its curiosities George Wm.
Cart. speaks of Washington's Modera-
lion, William Dean Howells encourages
several poets, and Charles Dudley War.
ner dispels a mleapprehenstoe about wo-
man's dress
wine ewac■ roe APRIL.
An interesting portrait of John Burr-
oughe at twenty opens the April WideAwake, as frontispiece ; this engraving
accompanies Mr Burroughs own story of
his boyhood, "The Bay John Burroughs;
• Glance Backward," telling how he had
to struggle for his "schooling " Anoth•
er excellent piece of biographical and
historical work is by an English writer
-Mrs Blathwayt, entitled "Ralegh and
the Potato ;' this gives by courtesy of
the National Gallery, Dublin, Inland,•
portrait of Lady Ralegh, Sir Walter's
wife, also engtavinge from photographs
made especially far Wide A wvrke.of Hay
es -Berton farmhouse (Sir Walter's birth-
place), of the Ralegh place of worship,
the church at Budleigh Salterton, also
Sir Walter's residence at 1'oughal, Ire-
land, • most picturesque spot, and the
garden where the first potatoes were
planted in Ireland,and many other inter-
esting illustrations. "A Dash for • lelag"
by R. M Backus, is •'spirited story of
the Civil War. "The Little Girl of the
Ukobojo," by Mrs Clara Doty Bates, is
the tale of • great neer-freshet "The
Casraroni Dance,' beautifully illustrated
by Garnett, gives instructions for a joy-
ous Easter gains for children. Mrs Claf-
Iter's behavior that ought t , interest par-
ents of all school -girls The Public
School Cookery artie'e has helpful dia-
grams fur "marketing." The romant,e
story of the famous Braganca diamond
is told by Mrs (ltddard (Irpen. "Men
snit Things," the new department,is full
to overflowing with bright, original anee-
dotee, accounts and "short talk.." The
poems of the number are particularly
. ..oft. The serials, "Fite Little Peppers
Midway," by Margaret Sidney, ani
" 1►arid Vane and David Cra e," by
Trnwhfidge. are jolly reading
Wide Awake is $2.40 a year D. Loth
rogCompany. Publisher feat,) i.
At Clinton, the death of Mr John
6trpheneon's second saes( daughter, on
Monday, was • particularly sad event,
ea•otriog during the pet erected illness
of Mr Stephen on. and M. R r.,„„v at
so in poor health, fermi fatigue and
asasety. Much symsat"y is • xp...4001
let fife sAlseted family.
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THE TOWN ODUNOEw
iB.pp••t er tine mtasa se ef last fisrt►
111eeasaa.
They tossed Site( lest Frday svenaug,
the fish tan. • ll the members present
'tempt mentalism Holt and Thompson.
A letter was read from the Deputy
Mirieter of Marine and Flatteries offer -
lag to put in a fug hero at the harbor.
the mottos this offer wee accepted.
Several letters re railway matters were
read sad ordered to he fyled.
A oummastoatioe from Steam & Some,
Montreal, is regard to • oust of arras
for the tow., was referred to the tiiiaues
committee with power to and.
The Oke'. Organ Factory Cu. offered
to locate is this town, and to employ
trim 20 to 25 hands, on ouoditiou that
the town give them a building site of at
lees three town luta, free use of water,
exemption from tetanus for teo years,
and a loan of $4,000 without interest,
to be repaid at the rate of $.500 per year
after three year•, the town le take •
lies on the property as security Rs
furred to the special committee to be
repsred upon at next meeting.
The following accounts went present-
ed : Thio Hall, puking holes for kindl-
ing wood, $1 60; W. J Dowding, ear -
boo cam, $2; Henry Spence, relief or-
ders, $2 80; A. B. Cornell. for fevers'
expenses of late Fred C. Wilson, $10:
John Robertson, relief orders, $10 75;
John Hillier, relief orders, $7.60: Geo
Elliott, relief orders, $2 76; ,flar,$12 78;
Doherty Manufacturing Co., S.rtia,
tools, $24 30.
ksroaT or wATsawoase cOMNITTsa.
To flue Mayor and Council.
The waterworks committee advertised
for tenders for the boring of an 8 inch
hole for the supply of water for fire
purposes, and we received two tenders,
neither of which, however, were satis-
factory. Mr McEwen has offered to
take the contract at $2 per foot, if given
to the middle of May for doing the work,
and we would recommend his offer be
accepted. We would also recommend
the putting in of • water heater for the
boilers. In putting in water services
sums are asking for two connections
with the mains, one for house service and
one for lawn, and we would ask advice
of this council as to what we should do
in there cases. We would recommend
that a tank be built at the pumping sta-
tion for holding water for fire purposes,
70 x 10 feet and 10 feet high, with con-
crete bottom. We also recommend that
a iamb pipe be used for carrying the
water in Court House Square for supply-
ing Court House aid fountains.
Jorq BCTua, Chairman.
Regarding clause 3 it was resolved that
only one connection should be made.
Clauses 2 and i, were laid over till next
meeting of council. The report was
then adopted.
PINA1(t'a t'OY]41TT1E RIPOST.
To the Mayor and (.i.un.-J.
We have examined the following ac-
counts and recommend payment upon
being duly certified :
E. Graham, $2.42; Buchanan A Robin-
son, $15.50; John R.,bertson, $9.00;
Rodgers A Co., Toronto, $18 95; R.
Pr.udfont, 13 60; K. W. McKenzie,
$7.92; Stephens if: Borne, London,
$82 00; E. H. Kellogg, Toronto,
$94 50.
J. H. CoiAOR:ta, Chairman.
Adopted.
REPORT Or MIMIC WORKS CONYITTZI
To the Mayor and Comeril.
The public works committee would re-
commend as follows :
That at least 500 trees be procured for
street planting, the town to plant part of
them to fill up gaps on streets within
thence limits and other places, and par
to be distributed free to those ratepayers
who may wish to plant, on condition of
being planted un directttd bF-Etiuui is..
specter.
That the snow plow offered by Rote.
Reid for the sum of $10, be purchased
from him.
That the application of the base
bell, cricket and Menage clubs, fur the
miss of the agricultural grounds, which
will be read to you this evening, he
granted.
That the agricultural grounds be well
rolled and bare spots seeded, grounds
rented fur horse pasture.
A plan for the placing of fbuotains In
the square will be laid before you which
we would recommend be earned out.
Toon. C. Narral, Chairman.-
This report was adopted with the ex-
ceptioms of clause 4, which was referred
beck to the committee to be reported
upon at the next meeting of the council
and clause 5, which was left over till the
next meeting.
The following petitions were received :
From E. R Watson, asking permission
tc erect • frame house on lot 849, at the
extreme bounds of the fire limits. Re-
ferred to public works committee
From ft, S Williams and others, re-
questing that the cricket, lacrosse end
baseball dohs to allowed the use of the
Agricultural Park, the clubs agrmug to
fix up the grounds at their own expense.
From Jas. Keag and others, asking
that the council would drain and olh
s er-
wiimprove Gibbons street.
From residents rr
of Waen-.t., request
ing the council to graves said street.
From residents of Wielder at , asking
the council to drain the said Widder
street.
From dry goods merchants, and also
from the hardware dealers, petitioning
for the repeal of the early closing by-
law. The latter petitions were granted,
and a by-law ordered to be prepared for
the .ext meeting of the council.
From F. .t A. Pridhaa and other
l
patrons of the *teem light, agreeing to
y
take the light for one er at 16 eta.
per night, if run until 11 •ti clock, cud
until 12 o'clock on Saturday nights and
nights before holiday,. Referred to
waiwreorks committee.
Moved by Morton, seconded by hoed.foot, that the mayor call a meeting d
the stockholders of the (►rgas •Mt11q
Company Carried.
The mayor read • letter from the -e:
T. Railway Cospany relating to the
supplying of water to their property
hers Referred to waterworks commit-
tee.
The report of the mottos of Maitland
Cemetery showed 4 interment., all
adults, for themonth enisng Marsh 31st
The widower reported balance on
- - it,fl77 .
The
Tenons .1 the rebel sheen weer
S i Geurge'e Wed • •ie 01.00;
S i A adree's Ward, $0.70.
Oe mottos ouenetl adjourned.
Mr Ames Murton, of Brim, Oh'o
who formerly lived on the Hume Road
(tsar Alma, has been to Sealurtb on •
visit to hie mother and eieler. It u fif-
teen years slam Mr. Mottos Weems •
restdeet of the United States and be has
;tempered well.
The Baptists of Winghase hays ex -
Waded • call to the Rev Mr McLeod,
of Toronto, to become their pastor. He
1• • young man who has just finished his
foliose course, and as the said churob
has been without • pastor f••r the past
twelve mouths, it is time that some one
oasis chargeiun,G TAILORING A SPECIALTY
While Mr Wm. Lobb, of the Maitland
concession, Godertab township, was lift
ins a horse -power • few dos ago, he
burl his ars, but, not thinking it serious
neglected to get medical advice. As the
injured limb failed to get better, how-
ever, be went to • doctor, and foetid
that it had tees broken.
NEW SPRING COCOS
GREAT BARGAINS
-SEE OUR -
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Dress Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Seersuckers, White
and Grey Cottons, Shirting•, &c.
-NEE OUE-
New Tweeds, and Coatings for Spring Suits.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
6edorteb Priem.
B eletioon,{Aprol II. 11N.
Wheat . 100 " 1 m
Flour. Ir bbl ...................... 5 00 r I00
Oats. 4r bush ........ ........... 039 e1 J H
Peas. is bush oils O N
Barley. t' bash ............... 050 • 0 N
Potatoes. a bush .... 0 >• • 0 IS
Hay. • tow ..................... I1 00 • 12 N
Butter .11111 .. ................... 0 IO et 0 N
fete aapackd idea 0 10 w 0 11
f'heese 0 114.7.
• 011e
Shorts. 1 tea........... 10 00 A is
M
Bran S ica SS:
1;0$1
M IS N
Chopped Staff V eel..... 1 N " 1 2e
t+creenings, a cwt l N ' .030
N
Wood 400 ' 0 N
H ides.......... ...... 4 05 450
'Jbeeoekios.. N " 0 S
',mooed nebatgaa, • Wit:5 n " 071
ADDIra btisb 100 " 1 N
CHstes t eseaseee.
Flour
Fall Wheat new and old
Spring Wheat
Harley
Oat,
Peas
A PON. Iwlattff/ pus IM
Potatoes _..
Sauer.--
kegs
auer.... _.
kegs ....... 0 10 w
Hay . l2 00 to
Card weal 300 to
O to
0 80 to
650 to
Aprli 9.
$330 to 6N
97 to I l'0
into
0 15 to
•
3) to
056to
1 00 to
0 30 to
0 17 to
Wool
Pork
1 W
0 M
0 30
0 36
1 50
w35
0 le
0 11
14 00
1 00
069
Ori
6 70
Henlreal (stile Harketa.
Business has been smalL owing to light re-
ceipts. and prices were very finu. Of sheep
tho supply was very *mall indeed.
Monomial. Avoca 1'aap. 105 cattle, 31 to
tic; 4 sheep, 4 to ak; 65 hogs. if to 6.; N
calves, $1 to N each.
Eastman A °arras. _100 cattle. 34c to 4 ;
100 calves, is to 83;10 iambs, $3 to 83; Ili
bogs Sic per lb.
Executors' Noties.
EXiO(T[jTOit'tIi NOTICE TO CREDIT
ORf.
la the matter of the estate of Henry Msr-
doa•mett, late of the Town of Dederick in the
Coast, of Huron deceased : Notice is hereby
g ives, pursuant to the provisions of the Re-
vised
Statotes of Ontario. lily. Chapter 110.
Sectional. that all creditors and other per -
so.. having say c'laimsagain. a the estate of
the said Henry Macdermott, she died on or
about the Oh dayof March A.U. nit•, are re
itred to send y peat prepaid to George F.
Shepley. of 28 Toren o Street. Toronto. Exe-
cutorof the estate of the said deceased, oe or
before the Sib day of May IOW statements of
their name., addresses And descriptions• and
full part truism and proofs of their claims and
demands upon the said estate, and of the so -
cantles
If atm held by them ; end after the
mid 6th day er May 1510. the said Executor
will proceed to administer the estate and dis-
tribute
the assets of the said deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard onlyto the claims of which notice
shall bare n given as above, reeuired ; and
th, said Executor will not be liable for she
said assets or any part thereof to ase persos
or persons of whose claims notice shall not
have been received by him at the time of such
distribution.
GEO. F. SHEI'LEY.
>r Toronto St., Toronto.
fait Executor.
Dated at Toeentelith day of March 19S1.
Legal Notices.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT.
Is accordance with the requirement. of the
Liquor License Act, public notice is hereby
given that • meeting of the Board of License
Commissioners for Wa
West Huron will be held
at the residence of the Inspector, Clinton. on
Friday. April 1.. to consider applieatloes fur
the sale °fiimierby retail in West Huron for
limner liner year i'*IiO. The following are
new appllcaai
John Spooner, Ashford. hotel.
Wm. Glazier. Port Albert, hotel.
Joseph Maliough• Ismitten non. hotel.
Robert Mullen. Nile. hotel.
Peter Maslen, Belgrave, betel.
John Patterson. WW inglsam. hotel.
John Martin Wingham. hotel,
John Kelly. byJth. hotel.
John )Mason, Blyth, hotel.
Prichard Hell, C,Inton. hotel.
Win. Watson Clinton. hotel.
Mary Kennel Clinton, hotel.
John and David Carry. Clinton. hotel.
Mrs. Kelly, Clinton. hotel.
J.d'T. McCaughey God. rich hots'.
Whitely et Edwards• Gotten. h, hotel.
The number of hotel licenses for Ince was
la, and s shops. The number of applicants for
earuing year are 47 hotels and 3 shops
Any petitions against thegrantfngof license
to any new applicant, or the premises named.
■Igaed by duly qualified electors in any polling
subdivision in which premises are situated.
most he lodged with the undersigned at least
four days before the da of meeting.
W. J. PAIMLKY,
--- .a2 taopreor.
1 UDICIA:. SALE.
SEYMOi'IR ve. - IIASSILTON,
There will be offered for sale on the Nash
April. 1106. at one o'clock. p. ea.. at Martin's
Hotel. Dungannon, the South Last I of lot It.
earn -melon ` West Wawanosh.
This property Is close to the " Hermtnga
Mills," about 3 miles from the v,1Mgeu of loop.
ganoon and Nile and Similes from OtMeric•h.
xi to is acmes are cleared. balance timbered,
principally with cedar. The buildings consist
of frame noise mot log bare
For term* net ,mmditions of vele see posters
or apply to the Vendor: Solicitors.
Isetedthis lh April, IMO.
S. M A L('OMApNt
Master et 9darieh.
DARROW 5 PROIII►FY)OT,
Veneers' Solicitors iS 2
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Amusements.
n01)1110011itICHA$IOW nem
TUTS LIBRARY AND READiN
ROOM. oar. of Leet street sad Square tat
Malec
Open from 1 to 6 p.m., and from 7 to 10 p.e•
ABOUT 2000 VOLS IN LIBRARY
Lesedisso Doan, Weekiyr and Iflustentted
Papers, Alec reiura, ef'e. , nos Fie.
MRMRERSRip TICKET, ONLY IMAM
(Ranting fres tees of Ulmer and l to •
Reim.
Applieatlea fir memlionehip renstved bp
IAhearlan. In roans
!< M A 1.00111p8romeN, ORO. eTTTEile.
MloAsf. IOer'o► !Bile. BIB. 1B1 s11tq
Inspection and Comparison of Prices invited.
1,
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jezdaa's Block, Ooderich, Mar. ?tad, lin.
Dentistry.
XI NICHOLSON, LD.S.
11111
DISTAL ROOM 8,
Eighth door below the Pest (INc.. WssbeL,
tioDHIHOM. 10161,
DR, E. RICHARDSON, L.D.S.
BURGEON DENTIST.
Gas and Vitalised Air administered for
painlease:tractiug of teeth. Special attention
Tiven to the preservation of the Natural
eeth.
(Moue - Up stair. Grand Opera House Steck.
Entrance ea Wast -St.. Gudertch. llgdy
the People's (olurnn.
plum. AARINKSEN
TEACHER OP MUSIC.
Pianos tuned and repaired at moderate
charges. Sat lsfact ion bruaranteed. Orders
left at Tbomson's music store, of at his room
above Mattel's lnsuraace office. 1N1aa,
`OTICE TO DEBTORS.
1
1 hereby give notice stat all overdo* ate
counts must be paid to me at ouce,or they will
be put in suit for co:It-mien.
ABRAHAM SMITH.
st Merchant Tallow.
(10K.
If you want a good situation. write MAY
BROTHEIRS, Nurserymen, Hoehewter. N. Y.
As they are to want at bonen[ end upright
Salesmen. to sell their choice and hardy
varieties of Nursery `+tock, either on Salary
or commission. Many new and valuable
varieties ooffer. Write them at oace, for
terms : delays are dangerous. lett
XIR. FOOT
HAS VACANCIES FOR A FEW M('SIC
PUPILS.
ORGAN, PiANO. SINGING THEORY.
141-3m.
I_)ITMAN'S SHt►R1'HAYD BOOKS.
- - t limited number of "Teachers" and
"Manual." can be obtained at half rates at
Tits Siosat, odk.-e.
NEW BARBER SIWP.
The undersigned, having had Large expert.
sore is both town sod city. guarantee, Snot -
elms work at reasonable rales, and respect-
fully solicits • share of public patron•
Stand. over J. W. Smith'. Bakery Haat rot..
Gods- rirh. 219.13m ll. L. itksroN,
THE HURON HOTEL.
This well-known and popular hotel he been
refitted and enlarged during the post season,
end is now secand to none in quality of a.r
commodes ion for the tray«(ling public. Good
accommodation for trcnaieut guests
WM. CRAiG.
The Square, Goderieh. Ont. Proprietor,
NOTICE TO Ct iNTRACTORD.
The trustees of S. S. No. 3Colborne, will
meet with contractors at the school house en
Saturday, 11th of May. at 10 oclock. for the
purpose of letting the contract for resent)
repairs on the school house. Naas and specs- i
Il atforts made know, at the time of meeting.
The work to he done during the summer va-
cation.
THOMAS RORERTgON,
JOHN(UNNiNOHAMf Trustees.'
90 Sin GORDCN YOUNG 1
Loans anti insurance.
WOODCOCK.
J.
REAL ESTATE avis
INSURANCE AGENT.
Loans \oRv,riatrd _„,i....7 the Rest ('ompa•- doer to the ahnvc property. For further parti-
ies and i'rivate Capita, at Lowest Hates of
Iculars, address by mall.
In teras JOHN MciNTYRL
Agent for the ROYAL INSURANCE Co., . forrdd: IS, Gederich. or 01
the pre-anima
England having the largest surplus of As-'
at vartuible property known
nets over Llablliltere of any Fire Insurance VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. -
Co. Is the World. __
Salt -
Office on Kant aide Hamilton -St OodeMcb,
0 1 r. knee pgh mo
C_ SEAt;ER,
Cosy yamrrFinsurran,,-mT de,Estate ardON dRT.
Ge,assal
Money to Lend at geg cwtt. i(ates and Cost.
rs' Notes
01.1.1.11 -Next to Cornell''sFurniture Store,
Goderich. 211111-tf
Dleaical.
pot W. K. ROSS, LiCENTIATE OP
11 Royal Collette, of Physicians, ilidtebtsek,
01117e ea South side of Hamiltoa-st, I0f
FtJRti. SHANNON dt SHANNON,
Psysiclau Sardeon,, Aceeuo►ms, tc,
office at Dr. Shaseos', rWdeaes near the
gaol uodor,eh D. C. saaxxmw. J. R. Snail -
pow. 1711
Legal.
I DWARD NORMAN LEWIS, BAR
L rimer, solicitor in High Cour, Cowley
sneer. Ooderieh and HayIt4d. Hay gold of
See open Thursdays tome 10 to 4. Mlosey to
lean at if per test. 11
10 C. HAYS, SOLICi roa, Aa
street aim corsair of Square and Went
t
sate !i Orderh
,, over
telegraph Hca' Pr(
per wet- 1M►
!'1ARROW t PROCDFOOT, BAR
Vf R18Tzn8 Attorneys Solicitors, etc
Goderich J. T. Darrow, W. Proudfoet, 17
N, HJLT A CAMERON,
liaef hire, Solicitors la Chea
7ederlch. M. C. Camerae. 11.04 P. Nmt. M.
D. Cameron. C C. Rosa. 1T81 -
For Sate or to tet.
FOR SALE.
Lot 170 -of Ooderlch APPIP ten
t•df PHILIP HOLT.
FOR SALE.
The property at present oc-npisd bythe
undersigned as a mai lens on the uron
Road. in the Town of Oodench. consisting of
one half of an scree( land good frame house
stop and • half seven rooms, including
kitchen. herd and soh water. good atone cel-
lar. stable, wood and carriage louses. There
are also some good fruit trees. This property
is beautifully situated sod very suitable for
say pence wishing to lire retired. For far-
ther particulars apply to
!Saes r CAMPiON',
Barrister, Oedorleb.
'VOR SALE OR TO RENT. -eke
situ -
aped on theOdious mowero f convenientEEit Victoria -et..
containing nine mama, pantry. good cellar.
Ike. The home is well fitted up and moves -
featly situated tothe business part of the
wittowh fruit re trees •and shrubsROin well eanection.
Terms reasswably. For pasticulan appl
JAMES ROBINSON, Acheson'sstore. Ito
t.
FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR SALT - Lot 13, la Maitland Co..
Colborne. 112 scree a very ase farm. Price
MLot iii a is 1st non. H. D. Ashtleid.
el price $100, Lots naiad N in 1st ('on.
Elalom•Rruce ('oust,, 100 acres. Will be acid
eery cbeep.Lo:a IA. 16 and Wt of 17. in the 9th
coe.Wawanemh, M0 acres of excellent land In
one block. Price SI&SOs. Lot 73.McDongaa
Survey. Town M Ooderich. !'rice only $10
Let Iib, tetra of Goderich, on 1.(gbt Hoes
street, with brick house and stable. Price
only Vito. Leta 977. 916. tots and se. ills
Town of Ooderirh, nearlyth of an acre 1a
ore block within the business part of the
town. Price only $600. The &hove prw*w-
ties will be sold on easy terms of permit*.
Apply to
Il -MoneC. IMAGER, Goderieb.
N.B.-Money to lend at very low rutes, M
HOUSE FOR SALE -A
i [}commedlons dwelling house in I Li
the village of Aaltford one mile
od
lJJ U from (Week Court Reuse• and
now oocapied by the undersigned.
Also I acre of land t n which is • One selection
of fruit trees grape vises cad other fruit.
A spring creek running past the preaiaes
out buildfags and other cosrs.lencea, is con -
nem
Ame3ac1
nett ion. res of well fruted.
next door t t
r• J. T. NAFTEL,
LiF'B, FIRE AND ACCIDENT IE -
8f'11.4.3;( L' AGA.VT,
Livveeresen, and nih t Globe , Natish ry-kb Mercantile, Ut..
N American Life ; and Acci eat loans,
ante of North America.
Lowest Rates. Lemma settled promptly.
Money to Loan on Farm aad Town i'roeerty.
Con reysminis dome. Proven valued. etc.
Cil•"' ('or. North et. and Square. G.derlch,
7/-
t1'ati00,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
wen CARICRON HOnf It CAMERON, God
rich. N
ijONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
1 amount of Private Funds for investmea,
it rases
anaemia to t PRS IJIMiasa y
R RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE AND
MONEY L(►AKING AGENT
Only Pfeefmleas Csmpe•(ti Ro reaeareel
6I Messy to Lead ea straight *see, at th
boreal rite of l.terent goiae. In asks war
sett rt.. ottrrpwur.
' OFFiCK - Manned dew frym a aro
West Street. Oederrh. L
900.000 PRIVATE FUNDS
Tb lent es farm and teem property at low
est imaged *origami* pmehed. Ivo nes
s,pwm r,Aarwed meets for the Trete and hose
teemasy r ('meds the Cattalo landed
Credit Company the London loan Cow,paas
l lanada. Internet it ai and 7 per cent.
N. R. Rcirrowere raa obtain mossy In
day. /f tit kestisfeetery
tis• DAVISON JORNSTON.
Ie..
Osierts .
mile of Goderich.
(hit township. frre aIlarg e
orchard, good fine house and hitches, with
stone cellar. and frame baro sed stable.: com-
prises 73 acres, well watered. For further
particulars le •pylyto Oso McKatmo,, the
7
A NICE HOME AT A BARGAIN.-
Iorchard
licres of
Comfortablnd with a select
rehouse and
DOT i, radilodeerchOoderkb. Aptly to B.L.
914 Rao.
FOR SALE -LOTS 174 A'D ells
Oodeeich. Apply to M. C. CAMERON.
Wit
FOR 44L5 CHEAP -40 LOTS IN
different parts of Orderless - !meal acres
to 7 tamse is area; and 2 dwelling houses. Ap-
My to TH01. WifATIigRAI.D. 217447
OUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR
Sot LK. The home Me aloe rooms, al-
so bath room, pastry. closets. collar. wood-
shed, hard and seetweler. The garden con-
tains all 'kinds of Fran. Also 000 atom of
hand In Manitoba for ale nr In exchange for
farm property.b WM. KNIGHT. (lodeioda.
1176(1
II
FOR SALE.
West half of IM 2N. Arthur Street. with
small brick rootage thereon.
Bt tuns° Laren, 194. I1g, 214. 143, Elgin
Street, St. Andrews Ward.
twiner of Heron and Britannia Reset.
IS story home ea Yams Street. lot
sad halt lend.
Several lots in Rood', Survey. apposite sew
Himw Snpreww.ta, vlt :
1•m M. ii. S. >A fit, 04. M. 64. K
A A1) to O above at I W RATIO,.
• i i DA VISION t JORNeTON.
lactiotleering. - -
TORN KNOX GENERAL ALIO.
frame'
and Land Vatator (talerleb
ha •soRaving
gi had rwweMeraMe wz
t ng perMwce h
dlerh&rwrs with hi/collet ttrade. hu U in • lsees
all ores
mh•teo. entrnatod i m. order'siderr's left st
Monte', Ilstel, or mat by mall to my anthem
DedertehCosset, Aseeleaeee. meg,
I'. u., oarenany ntteadd ie. JOHN
`MOX