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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-6-21, Page 44 TIE EU[tON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 2I, 1883 �t iur.on ignal a nleUteri, s'YKRY FRIDAY MORNING, AT ITf AMMATO PeIXTlxe orrice: NORTH - STREET. OODKRICH. 1n lea wtde-awahe local � newsppaaper, devoted .war •,y sews .ad the dis..amiaatlen of use - v kaewledde., RATE. N M hovel TJ Mc. for six maths; Ifk. for the, if the subscriptoo is not paidL'_7r., S hesri� wire be c ret ABOVERTRIVIIG RATINt mad •her mesal advertnemeats. ler mar 1 arm Ii,insertion. and 3 cents per line flee each subeeresst insertion. Measured by a wooparril sub= L.oal notlom is sonpartel type Sc per line. k,e�al aselose in ordinary reading type lc pe Mimbeeso cards of six linea and under is per Advertlaemesta of Inst. Found. Sennett. Vacant. Situation Wanted and ('hancws Wanted. not eicreding 3 iti.nperiel $1 per month. Maass on sale and Farms on Sale. sot to eeaed 1 hart, $1 for drat month. ,ilk per sub- o.oMmt month. Larger adv is it proportion. day aprclal notice, 913 object of which 1. to Wc the pecuniary benefit of any indl- Yesl or company, to be cousiderrd an ad wertiaeu,ert and charred eccordu.rly. barTines terms willin ..Il caecabe strictly ad - ed to. 8peeial rates for larger advertisement*. or iedTenleen,rr.ts for extended period. made known at the alike of publication. JO 1111116 DEPARTMENT. f A fully equipped Jobbing ()Mee ie carried ype.a in eonto nects with the ordinary newspaper awsfinees. where first-class work is turned out at reasonable rate*. Everything in the print- ing mline can be done on the renting from an poster to a visiting card. All communications must be addressed to re. 111101:1LUIITOOT. Itditorot Tor Nio>r*r. Tslspbose Cal. Me. 30. Ooderich Oat. /HURON SIGNAL. 1►*IDAY, JUNE 21, 1889. IT .1.,(K/K3 "FISHY." Arthur Henry Newton Jenkins, who :eutly figured as an unsucceuful de- fender tin a libel suit in this county, is 'silting of in -inking an action against editor Kerr, of the Bus rsels I'..at, for an oxen letter published in that journal last fall by D. McGillicuddy, of God. - rich. The letter in newt was written in reply to a bls:kguardly attack ma ie upon McGillicuddy by Jenkins when the latter was in jail for coutempt of court in the Grant libel case. Jenkius, like most people of his kind, could not stand Sre, and now assumes the air of an in- jured innocent, and talks of seeking redress in the courts. Poor fellowa,h. If he had not been so "fresh" in his at- tacks upon other people's reputation woeld not now be seeking the rehabilita- tion of his own. The 1'...f sizes the matter up as follows ; and will neither be bul- duzed near cej•.led : "We are in receipt of • letter from Loftus E Daucey, B.-rrister,of Seaforth, asking us to apologize to A. H. N. Jen- kins for the insertion of a letter signed 'P. McGillicuddy,' in our issue of the Post, dated Oct. 12th, last. We re- gret ta state that we cannot accede to Mr Lancet''. request. The letter was signed by a responsible person, was in t Mesio. from Ooderi&k Last, Mr Elliott Jva/sa e eesidese is growth ami peapenty. Mies May Jooet, Ids Joseph Esther - Dederick would innate* strip all rivals. Now, Peau. sM Mr R M.11emi.. ye boomers, go to work. TR. CANDY s e*All.la _ at the awtelseioa of the ma emoted a fieriest. resealetisr hula Orange lodges throughout theme* have reach- ed us, all of them oos. o.da.tory of the Jesuits Estates Act, but as the resolu- tions can ositser help nor best the Act, OM we du not see what good cfollow their publication, and for that retool' can not g ive them our space. From the depot the "Touley Street Tailors" to the days ul "Beaty Tim, bald resolutions have newer amounted t3 aoytbiog, and they aver will. After Mr Porter's next visit to the nding the brethren will all (all in• to line. Tee Harbor lark sow looks lila half a lemon. well -squeezed. c .emotion on the grue o, and the wsy Trustee Hetheriwgtoo .owed the seed broadcast gave every iodination of • good crop The youag.urs enjoyed the rough sod tumble fn.lic, and teeny 4 the seniors week • hand in the exciting struggle. THI Lo*„ vtIAOIAN of the big hotel was crowded during the day with the crowd moving hither and thither, and many ascended to the top of the tall tower to view the Isudaaape, and take in the stghta and scenes on the grounds from an altitude. Quite • num- ber of oelebriues from Goderich and titer p'iiuta were present, chief among them being the venerable pioneers Peter Green and John Morris, weighing foer ttenentions enjoying themselves. Mr luli, with seventy scholar. from No 3, olborni, was present also, but arrived .o late to take pert in the prooession.al- hough in full time for the fun in the fie►noon. There were also visible the ceiling countenances of Cham MoHardy, S Potter, Rev A McMillan, of Auburn, Rev 11 Irvine, of Nile, Ju Clark, J. Buchanan, A Matheson, teacher, Goderich township, A C Macdonald, W en Badey, and a host of other well-known persoruges from near and far. THE wlliNtlt AT .•IINIPIN3 1 C THE PEG SCHOOL PICCNiC. a A flee My -lined $lams* ams a elet111a.r Tar sews. Prom our own correspondent. The union school picnic which was an- nounced to be held at the Point Firm several weeks ago, and which had to be postponed owing to the period of wet weather which had intervened, was held on Friday last, and was beyond doubt the largest gathering ever brought to- gether on the Point Farm grounds, ful- ly l,bCO being present. From 9 a.m. until 2 .m., Maiden Lane wan crowded with holiday beakers, some on foot, some en horseback, some iii single buggies, wee in double buggies, and out • few in the n stylish but always comfortable old farm wagon. There were on the grounds big and little, old and young, rich and pcor, grave and gay ; there were babies is arias and toddler., youths and maidens, men and matrons, midlle aged and aged, all out to enj••y 111LDRt\.s DAY" at the Point farm. The scholars in pro- Oaainn mad• an imposing sight w lags and banners streaming in breeze. The following schools were presented : Na 6, Colborne, is ,•h W m ('hieholm it and hearer. Pon Albert Mies Burrows. teacber. ,eon Tburk,w, trustee. 8bepparaton-Mies Kelly. teacher. Char Hawkins, trustee. Nile- Mies Plummer and Mr Me('ormae teachers, IL Mcllwain, truster. No1. Colborne Mimes Jane, and Salla teachers. Thus dalluwa and 8. Itobi trustees. No. N. Colborne - Mr Kintaik teacher. No. 9. Dunlop -St H- H. Williams, teas 1 Vont Quaid. trustee. The march around the grounds we most attractive feature, Mr P. Stu& being brigade °Biter, and the music the procession being • series of lav sin played in excellent tome ori t mouth organ by Mia B. Carney. saluting point was at the grand entrap to the hotel, where that veteran otti Capt. Varooe, of the 33rd Batt., w stationed with a Dumber of other 14celebrities. Whoa this point was resc .d in the "march put," loud and enth mastic applause greeted the proceasio was Joseph Morris, who had the hon- or of winning the Bret game with the new set just put in by the genial hat of the Point Farms. The day's doings throughout were a grand success, and we hope to see an annual township gath- ering in the future, with a township oc grant to defray the *sponse in onec ction with the children's recreation. The inception of the picnic was due to 1' Stuart, teacher of No b, who worked lite • Trojan to make it • suceees, which it uodoubtedly wan During the after- noon there was • Terpsichorean exhibi- tion in one of the spacicuo parlors of the hotel, of which many of the lively ith young people availed themselves. The the arrangemento in connection with the n whole atlair were admirably carved out, and nothing occurred to mar the harmony ada the proceediuge in the slightest de- gree. Previous t., the breaking up ger SHORT ADUt1i+tn `s were given by Mr Mitchell, of the St,tr, • and Rev A McMillan, of Auburn, who we, both paid high tribute to the successful neon. manner in which the day's sports wets tarried out. Mr Hetherincton acted as chairman is his usual happy manner. The proceedings were brought to a close s a by rousing cheers for the hospitable host rt. °t the P. i0t Farm, who had been inde- for fatigable in his efforts to provide for the sly care and comfort of the large nom.r bof he visitors, and cheers for the Queen- The Thr day will long be remembered by all who ce took pan as a red letter day in the see - :sr tion, and your correspondent hopes that as its great success will stimulate the pro. cal motor. to annual efLrta in the same line. u - and the "Well Done ' 4 Captain V one, the inspector -general, testified the regular and graceful movements the a,hnlars on the •march. After the disbanding of the forces, a cummlttes. c'noating of Messrs Hetherington and McMannus, trustees of No. 5, with the trustees already named, met at the sum- mer house and appoiuted committees to arrange tor • series of gamee and sports during the afternoon. Each school was old orf to its own grounds to partake dinner, Nue. moil fa °' DUNGANNON. ar tt, From our own correspondent. of Weather is somewhat changeable, more wet than dry. A company of our defenders left here on Tuesday, the 18th, for London, to engage in the annual drill, and to be pot through their facings. Miss Berry, of Lucknow, is the vuest of Mn J. B. Crawford, and seems to en - of joy herself. A 811121111/11. -The citizens e_e owe 11t((i, ltSdothl i'$. were taken by surprise reply to a malicious and scurrilous at- tack, and appeared in the Pod in the public interest, to the beat of our know• ledge and belief. We owe no apology g to the latest client of Loftus E. Dencey, and we decline to give one." v The following item on the subject from the London Frrr Pro:.. bean the P earmarks of the facile pen of Arthur Henry Newton Jenkins : btwg gartered to- nether,-][tfer dile arrangements bad been made, the crowd scattered over the rounds, down the elope, along the pebbly beach, nestling in cozy noiks, sewing the broad expanse of Lake Huron. or taking advantage of the op- rtunitlea offered by Commodore Wiggins and }tsar Admiral Babb, to sail upon the placid bosom of the broad "Mr Jenkins, of the llruesels //mite t, h is evidently not dead yet, for he has en- lc tered a suit for libel agsinst Kerr, of l the Pod, for an alleged defamatory r pen ! • letter published in the Foal of October I i 12th, only two weeks before his celebrat , ed Pust Office libel suit. It will be an , s expensive affair, as Mr Dancey, berme_ i r tar, of Seaforth, who enters the case for et Jenkins, has retained B. B. Osler, 11.C., f. whom it will be remembered had the th opposite side at the iI uron Fall Ar i en sizes. ;1/ It will b. observed that even before it the cafe is entered the claim is put for. , s ward that the services of Mr It. B.1; Osler, Q. C.,ivave been secured. That gm is taking tints bt the f(relock with a vengeance, bit Jenkins has a high opin- ion of the great criminal lawyer who so ably sized him up in the Grant cue. and evidently places more confidence in the forensic ability of the learned Q.C. than in the merits of his case. zpat se m any h.'at of the flotilla that ad been brought from lluderich for the nnvenience of the pleasure -seekers 'p on the grounds some interesting and zciting baseball matches were indulged n, and later on the fun waned fast and urious, and brought crowds of eager pectaton upon the scene. In the egg ace the girls showed that they had eadier hands than the boys ; the all - oars race and the three legged race kept of crowds in an enthusiastic frame of ind; the teacLers' race failed to come ff,aa the gentlemen members u( the eternity were afraid tc test the peed of the lady represenati'-es of the rule and primer ; but this break in the steam was compensated for by the y and feetis• manner in which the venerable representatives of the various trustee bards faced the music is the 1(l0 -yards sprint, and downed the record in • single dash, hands down, which was i the gamiest spurt of the big day's sport. Following is THE PRIZE LIST. The following u a list of the prire wieners . ince from 11 to 15 years -1 Thos Mc- Keszte, 2 Niter Volley, 3 Geo Dopier. Boys from 8 to 11-1 W Jones, '2 C Robinson, 3 J 0 Pillow. Girls from 8 to 11-1 Jennie Green, 2 Grace Linfield, 3 Mabel Verve.. Girls under 8 yan-1 Dells Kerney, 2 Emma Hamilton, 3 Rubel Cook. Boys under 8- 1 Join McMannus, >t Herb Taylor, 3 Bert Quaid. Egg race -1 Jennie UcTeer, 2 Sarah Culbert. Three legged race -1 Jones and Rob- inson, 2 like and Folly, 3.Gr•es and Chisholm. Tito experiment recently made by Heat. T. M. Elliott, of Dakota, in ship - gate brunches from :the West to New York State r;•, Goderieb, opens up a new feature in connection with transport of live stock between the East and the 'West, which if properly taken hold of would ire in the interest of our town, lir. Elliott is enthusiastic over the ea• °slleney of the new r ,ole, which he has discovered, mod claims that if iia merits were known, all the horses and cattle from the West shipped to the Eastern markets would dome ,-ie Goderich. His hat consignment he slipped /nem Eohn, Oregon, on the Northern Pacifist to Duluth, thence by the Beatty Line of boat, to Goderich, and thence to Raffilo The saving r f time effected we. some. thing like f,or;days ; the is: tng in the keep and handling of each horse h. p1.... at from 12 to 11.50 ; and the bessits in the change from railway to vessel ravel he considered kayoed sp. With ..eh a *seeks utak. }sans the far West, • C. P. R. ha. to 1).leth,s.d a C. P. R. as. All fours race I C Robinson, 2 John Bennett, 3 John Nixon. Trustees' race 1 Thos Sallows, Hamilton McMannw., 3 ('has Hawkins. Girls from A to 10-1 Batriee Kerney, 2 May loelltser, 3 Clara Tinkle,. Boys from 8 to 10 -1 .1 O Fellow, 2 Richard Polley, 3 Wm Mole. Boys from 8 to 8-1 W Walters, 2 John Mi.Mtaen.s, 3 Geo Hendenon. Girls from 8 to 8 1 May Hawkins, 2 P Treble, 3 S Illltehell. thele from 11 te 11, .1 Jennie McL.re, 2 Alice Csmtbpg, 3 Libbie Allen, 1D Fee pwflR,e. sea, i lin J tervals,i Ohms Rebs.. Mr Joh. hulked is soniewbM bet- ter, bang aide to walk out to his ma.L. His recovery waa'no$ 'spirted. A large number of our Nile people spent • pleasant day at the Puiut Farm last Friday. Yoeng and old enjoyed themselves. Mw Bella Seat taught the amnia, de- ppsarett .eat of our day school during Mr =at abuses in Turouto. Her presume was very welcome. Rev W F Campbell preached a good sermon in the Nile church ou Sunday evening. There was a S. S. sermon at the usurping service, the children turn- ing out in good force. Mrs Polley, aged 71 years, who died on Tuesday the 11th, was buried st Dun- gannon on Thursday. The attendance at the funereal was very large. The de- ceased lady will be greatly missed. She was one of the oldest settlers. Her funeral sermon is to be preached in the Methodist .hurcb next Sunday morning by the Rev H. Irvine. She was • mem- ber 0 the Methodist church f r 60 years. DUNLOP. From our own correspondent. Mrs Whitley has returned after an absence of two months from visiting her daughter, Mrs Sturdy, of Hullett town- ship. Our school here took in the recent pic- nic at the Point Farm, and marched two and two its the procession. It was u nder the caro of its teacher, Q. H. Williams, A. C. McDonald and Mr R. Quaid, of the board of education, who were 00 the committee of trustees in managtug the games and sports got up for the children at the picnic. All pre- sent had • good time. Our school sec- tion gave their share of the amount called for at the picnic to bear expenses and prizes, LEEB('RN. From our cwn correspondent. Mas Sarah Strong, of Goderieb, was the guest of her uncle, J Thomson, last week. Mr Carruthers, formerly a reeidea bere but now of Goierich township, visited old friends hero last week. The Tall Laird and a brother bachelor friend spent several days in Tucker- smith ucker smith this week, and perhaps the next trip to that section will woe an important event. The Rev J Ashley, who was formerly in the 13. C. Ministry before the union, and one n( the pioneer preachers in Leeb:irn eighteen years ago, preached here last Sunday for Rey Dr i're. and after service mets kind shake of the hand from many of his old friends. After an absence of some months the e talar form of Alex B .r ey is among 1 u., and is now attached to Lite Bow Park farm staff for a time. He will soon be on the more digging underground drains for its owner, who lately has moved his barn, built by Tho. Bates in 1876, some distance westward from its old lite, sat- ing it on a stone foundation. Sandy has returned from digging drain. on A. M. Polley's corral farm In Goderiea township, who is bound to have lots of water in his wells for his wi°•imill to pump on his farm. COLBORNE. From our own correspondent. A laughable event happened down nn the rad behind Mr J is Iioldthorp'a on Friday last. The reeve and councillors were out looking fur parte of the road- ways of the township when repairs were needed, and going down this particular line struck • soft spot where they stuck fast, and no eff�rta of thein could get them cut. Fortunately Mr Jos Moms esu passing with a tram at the by hitching on to the ng with a long rope, suoeeedod in pulling the township fathers out of the mire. After the Solana had reached torus firma they debated fur over half an hour as to whether it was expedient to maks that part of the road passible, and finally decided to wait until the weather was drier, so that work could be done on it. PARASOLS 30c. on the DOLLAR. Parasols Parasols Parasols Parasols lOcts. 30cts. 50cts. 60cts. Worth Worth Worth Worth 25cts. $I.00. $I.75. $1.85. • CALL EMILY, AS THEY ARE SELLING FdaT. J. A. REID & BRO. Jordan's Bieck. Dederick. Jame Fath. 1� She People's Column. L'OR BALE -BICYCLE -New Rapid 1 -Almost new, 30 Inch, equal to No. 1 Runde,* or Warwick. Wheel can be ween at J. J. MOORE k Co.'. shoe stare. 9!1 J1O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - /Rivera parties known to na have been stripping the [elands of sod and black asstd or muck for sonic time past for their merdw and lawns, thin causing the soil to wash away by 11.e river. This is to give notice that this trust be stopped for good, or the parties will be prosecuted. H• Y. ATTRiLL Goderieb, Juno 41st. 9-11 DOUNDKEEPER WANTED.- AP - 1 PLICATIONS will be received up to Saturday, the fatb Irma., for the position of Poundareper nor St. Patrick's ward. person appointed to sapoll remises for the pound. It2t WM. CAMPBELL. town clerk. THRPE TOWN LOTS FOR SALE (' H K A 1'. - 491. 306 Elgin street and 196 Quebec street. Also are photon. • one-horse sleigh and a set of single haraea Apel to ►1e DR. MIMIC ING. 1� iRST CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND 1 LOT FOR SALE ON ST. PATRICK ST About two minutes walk from the Square. Two stories high. brick s.tdition in the rear 11 stories high. building covered with slate. Main building has 3 large rooms on first flat. upstairs there are S large rooms. In the rear addition there are kitchen. pantry. washroom. Upstairs. girls room and bathrooms. Also good cellar. Apply to the undersigned, woo will give alllnece.sary information. tit . DANIEL GORDON. REWARD. `to much valuable maple, hemlock, ash for hubs and other timber. has been cat sad stolen of the grounds and woods of Ridge- wood Farm during roar absence to Europe. 1 offer a reward of fifty dollar. for iwforttta- tion which •'•ill lead to the arts,[, ed each and every culprit : and fifty dollmm ai• ditional for own conviction in every amen this reward to hold good for one year from this date. . Ii. Y. ATTRILi.. Julie 11th. 1489. }R I)IANO TEACHING. Mies Andrews will sire 1rermit on the Piano to a limited number of pupils, at her residence Britannia Road. or at the resi- dence of pupils- Terms reasonable. Having had a numhrrof years repertoire as a sue- cesofalteacher. she feels eunadent of trivia/ at is factory tuition. Syn THE HURON HOTEL. This well -kronen and popular hotel ha been refitted and rnlanred during the past season. and is 000 second to none in quality of ac- commotation for the travelling public. (hood accommodation for transient goof.. K'31. l'RAiO. The Square, Goderich. Ont. I'ropr:etor. we. h time, and Assignee's_ Notice, , last week. Our deputy postmaster went on a tour eastward fur the benefit of his health and whilst away captured ione of the fair sex of i11ontreal so t he is now no longer on the bachelhat ors' list: Nothing preventing she is likely to remain with him for some time to come. nor village was highly honored by a visit from Dr Coleman, of Se•forth, %,units appellatifio, Colonel Coleman,, Dr Wm Holmes, of Goderich military surgean and Captain Varcce,Colborne,•ll of who are principals of the 33rd battalion volunteers, their business, we premum being in connection with military affairs We understand that Major Malloogh h resigned, which, if oorrect, is much to regretted, as he was an excellent an thoroughly trained officer, having bee for about sixteen years in the volunteer force, during which time he gained the high esteem of all under his command as also of his superiors in office. We presume the reason of his resignation is attention to business at home bring in the meantime paramount. 1 h funeral of the late Mn Polly, of Asbtield, 'whose death was referred t in our last, rock place on Thursday, th 13th inst. Her remains were interred in Dungannon cemetery, being followed thither by a huge number of sorrowin relatives, friends and neighbors, ethic evinced the great esteem in which eh was held by alleluia's of the community She will Le much missed in this vicinity as she was an exemplary woman, • fon mother, a good neighbor, in the truest settee of the term, and an excellent nurse and attendant upon sick people in the community where she resided. She was ever ready to devote her time, skill and unwearied attention upon those wh, were sick, in distress or trouble. It ales her aim to relieve and comfort all such, when an opportunity presented ita.lf, to the beet off her ability. At her death she was 72 years of age. Iler illness was of short duration. The Rev H. Irvine, pastor of Nile congregation, caudated the ubserluies in • solemn, Impressive canner, There were upwards of nines !vehicles well filled present. • r7 Oratory Pt'zzkt.--The following u a • very curious puzzle : t ►pen a book at ran- , dam and select a wotd within the brat tea ni Imes and within the tenth word from the of end of the line. Mark the word. Now e, double the number of the page and inul- • tiply the sum by five. Then add twenty, u Then add the number of the line you e have selected. Then add fire. Multi- dply the sum by ten. Add the number �f s the word in the line. From this sum subatract 250, and the remainder will in- dicate in the unit column the nuniber of the word ; in the ten column the number of the line, and the rsiaaiuing figures the number of the page, THE MARKETS. e BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS Getlerees 'Mees. g ,Gootarc.. June 30. I11•. h Wheat ati " a 30 ricer, t+ bhl... .. 600 • 000 Gate. i bash ........ noon.. • N A 030 Pens. a bush ............ • N 1R 0 Sv Barley. i husk 0 N M • 16 d Potatoes, i best • m M 0 m H�sy , sten ............ ••11 0 elf es Owteer ,1 lb ........... noon . 0 l ! sr :It K ESRheft wapaetted •elan ., 0 10 M o t t • • Ito a NILE. Prom err own Correspondent. Crop prospects are good. Nile L O. L. expects to demonstny In Wingham on the 12th of July. The warm weather 4 the past few days is causing the fields to look their best. Rev 11 Irvine has bon appointed by o0nference t0 Nil. circuit f.sr the third year. Mr (lore:May's new house is ready for the second ties •ring it is • fine .4411. tion to our growing village. • wr.a • tea .................... 10 00 40 15 0 I60wiI0 I 130 gN, sap " 000 10" 00 .Imo . e 0 " / N Dnswd Holo. t Flirt ..... . 6 71 -' 1 Jia Apples. A bush 1 0" 1 0 ('rearm gnorMaoss, June 19. FlourFlour noon Ill • to 6 i• Pall _ and 444. . • to 1 M elerlairialet Wheat Gots 1•to 103 0001. Ott Pees •Mee •els • fit to • 64 Apr+••, lwlsen cane w 10 to 1 w •site ?M • 12110 0 11 • oto 011 Olid wood Ole ea ' • Dee $ to 4th Woke . :: •• to • • •to at ONto t7w reissue Batter Auctionoet es. TOHX KNOY MINERAL Ac►O. Iss,lay' T W Lead T erapsetenes t• a left se JYt1 IN THE MATTER OP' JOHN POLL(X'R, of the V.Iage of Hayfield, in the County of Huron. Hotel beeper. Ikefor, The above named debit, has made an as- signment to me, under the provisions of "Aa Act respecting Amignments for the lament of Crediton, being ('hap, 131. R. S. O.. Itt'7." A meeting of the Creditors of the said Debtor will be held at my office. it, the ('omi (louse, in the Town of Goderich. at II941 o'clock in the forenoon, en Tuesday theiwd ! day of July. 1VK, for the appointment of In- spectors and the pi. ing of directions with ) reference to lite (flannel of the estate- Every person claiming to lo entitled to rank on the estate is required to fnrnlsh I me par- ticulars of claim, penes( by aMaavit loot de- i elaratlonl, and such vouchers as the case ad- mits of. ROBERT GIBBONS, Stberiffof Heron, Sheriff's ONos. Oedesich, Janet!. IMO. OM Loans arab insurance. c• SEAGEI(, CLF.RE FIRST DIVISION COURT. Conveyancer, insurance, K.tate and General Agent. Mot. to Lend at Low Pates and Cost. amen,' Notes Orrice -Nest to('onell�s Furniture store, Ooderloh, 4t14t tf F J. T. NAYTEL, LIPE, FIRS A X U A(V'IDE T I \'- vf'R.1NCR .1 f; B -V -T, Rrprreenting North itriti.h t Mr ilk \,terponl. Lot.don k Globe; Norwich onion; North American Life: as, Accident laour- anoe of North America. Lowest Bion. Leese• oettled promptly Money to Loan on Farm end Town t'rotwny Cooteyanring done. Property rained, etc• O flee -{•or. North -et. and [Spare., (lodo•rich' 71- $200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS Ts len. en farm and town property, at low est Interest. Mortgages sumhased. No caw mis.on charged agents for tae Trust and Iwan Company of Canada. the Canada Landed Credit ('nmpany, the londnn L'*n ('ompasty Of Canada. Interest• e, el and 7 per cent. N. B. Horrowers can obtain money in day,lf titlesatisfactory tt115. UA t-IJlON Nersn►!�. OMwlsh ,000 TO LOAN. APPLT TO CAMRRON MOa.r CAMARO/44 ARO/44 rich. MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGII amount of Private rasa, for insatiate IOW*** rune on direteima illorloomee teGARRI►W t PiOCDFOOTT Apply itRADCLIFF", li.NERAL P.ISCRANC/, REAL ESTATE al. 111i()1inT LOANING ACAENT cif ZellrrwM of keen sett tL. aro..... a esla T real M Dentistry. ,I, NICHOLSON, L.D.S. DENTAL ROODS, Eithtb deer below the Pest (Mee, 6%..s.et., Geogata t. 8945 I y DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.B, SURGEON DENTIST. Gas and Vitalised Air administered ler painleseeztra.•ting of teeth. special attention given to the preeervatioa of the Natural Tee' h. I ivies a -1'p stairs, Grand Opera House Block. Eitrsuce oa West -tit.. Goderich. Dai -lay 3 lexical. I )RS- SHANNON & SHANNON, L Payaiciw $urgeoee, Aecoweker.t A. oak* at Dr. sunsop's reatdance new the gaol Oederteb G. C. saaexest. J. R. Maur - 1714 Legal. L'DWARD 501114AN LEWIS, BAR 4 raster, r'olicttor in High Court. Canvey entre. Goat -rich and Rayfield. Hey3eb of - nee open Thursdays tram 1• to e. Money, to loan at Sf per cent. 'ria R. C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, ()ace, corner a fee* .530.0 Oodrrich, over to egrap and Wee* rj Tater nab to mead a 6 � rapk .Sc., PrP_ Stile. GtP.ROW & PROL'DEfO T, BAR Rl$Tilt8 Attorse t, Solicitor, et Goderich J. T.Oarrow. W. Protadfoot. 17 tMER°N, HJLT & CAMERON, V Barrister,, &Wei..• la Chancery. rte, soderich. M. C. Casauee, Q.C.; P. Holt. Y. G. Cameros, C C. miss. 1761 - For Salo or to Let. I`ARM FOR SALE JL The undersigned will offer for aa;e the fol- lowing erre desirable farm. minutiae of the east' ee'*i'inoof Macon Townshyp of i'ellbthe h e7, 10 he ('minty of Huron. This farm is shoat .4 11 miles from Goderich. and ij miles from ('arlow, on the )lain (navel Road. There is a good frame house• storeys, almost new, M by :s. containing rooms : a large barn, e0 by f3, with cattle shed. 14 by I/, attached. and one of the:finest orchards in the township. 1t is watered b a never -failing spring creak ar,d a good well. About Ila scree cleared and tree from stamp.. There is no waste land of place. Good school within tO rods of the on nomas. W ill be sold on reasonable ferias. For t ennn and fur, her ppaarrtti�culars WOW 11111 JNO. BRKLI Proprietor.L;�iRID(31/. JOMKPH MkKNOtGodevlch. on the premises. err r. TO LET, A good brir'a house containing erg rooms. good cellar. stable. hard and soft water, Present occupied by H. I. Strang. EsqPoe, seesinn given in May. Apply to 3098 F. EETIL MOS FOR SALE. Lot 176- of Goderkh AP o'r tn, 141-1f PHILIP HOLT. FOR SALE. The he th undersigned property a roes 1 snt ic on ort Huron Roadry. usand the Town ofUoderct,..mingling of one half of an acre of laud.guod frame house - stoa halfs. ten kitrl,rn, hard and soft water. good tneludin` lar, stable, wool and carriage stone cel• are alsoeume good fruit t knew*. ' Then iso br•autifril1y situated ander 7Aisproperay any person wishing to live retinal. y suitableFor r Hier particulars Amer to SI' bre 1 TAMPION. Barrister. Goderich. `ARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES Colbnnee 112 a verE.- Lot IL in Maitland it $.400. Lot Fol 1 in 1st very r1). Ashfielel !Tire Se acres. price Olfso. Lots 4.3 and N in he ( n, Kinluss,l ruse ('onnty.• 100 scree. Will be sold very rhrwp.Lob IS, 1(Iand W1 or 17. In the kb eon. Wawanesh, 6m1 acres of exeellent land In one block. Price 11l5.1s.. Lot ; .Mcliongall'. Survey. Town of Goderieb. Triose only 5.$'. Lot IrK, town of (lo iletIch, on Light Horst forret, with brick house and stable. Pelee °sly isms. Lots K7, Ka, Iol5 and pt. 1014 Town of Goderich. nearly ph of an acre in one blank within the menses' pan of the town. Prhr only 5110, The above tie. will I,e .old oe easy terms of yma, Apply tosipee C. *EAGER, Oodertcb, N.R.-Moser to Mad at vers low rates. t17 VALUABLE FARM FOR SA That valuable property known es let 3M. Maitland con.. Goderich township wit kk��j ape mile of Goderich. On the larmaq•.a Woe orchard. gond frame house and ki w stone sellar, and frame barn and ala osier prise* 73 acres, well ware narticalars spill; foGeo McK s Pis t lees. �rem_ L`OR HALL. -}ATS 174 AND. -.1--1113 Godeiich, Apply to M. C. CAMERON. VOR SALE CHEAP - 40 W'S IN 4Mlbeent pan. of Uoderle e fp 7 aerra in sad f dwdgaR trawl sate pry to TH(kvuWeaj},ATIIERALit fil7t.r, HOChE AND TWN(I 31R . ALL--TMkei., hasnl�i . �a bola. i ��il,Als gars •pe - land In Yy f a�e� or Is eros �~ tri farm pvwpsrty, W*, KNIGHT, i� FOR SALE• West half of Id fel. Arthnr Surw.t with swan hoick Br lune.Love. thereon. I Renee. rte An �• g• far, k14 filets 131. eel iter Ha sed' ham, If star h use ea . lmm aad Reed. w halt lewd. street, ler neeeeal Pole In Reedy RwrTr, opwe.pe sew Whim Ormisets, •1s. - at p� �AII this a 11, 911.be.1*a(OW RA yis� y We Istu vp� DAVISON St musereat al► 4 1