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mod PaIMMrs• Sales litter.
R. 8. WILLIAMS. Ik1ANAOE R.
THE BIC FAIR
The Northwestern at Goderio
Leads the Proceeeit•n.
Dag Wea.ber .a acre %tread Day. eel 1
AUSS4asee tors*- The Merle and
Milk MOW Aaleal.bes Sas Rallves-
Ts. Ione: Alirg -Horns ow aeaesl
Clilliirmee Day Mao. T. M.
3111ess, WUa -Loma Mae•.
and Itte ((ream.. -(taw
Ise WeM1vefewbey
Msp.rls Elm.
self In Ibe
Wild West
t
Ti3 e
s 110t700L A
1IHIT.
A gorgeous ane000Cer ant surround-
ing • Latin quotation grid where the
Goderich High School had taken its
stand with ire peculiar and interesting
h display of apparatus fur chemical, physi-
cal and eleatrtcal expertmeot°. The jeep,
tube& batteries, etc., were gazed upon
by many wondering eyes, and some ex•
•mined with interest the drawl)!
16‘ models, Mechanical powers, the air pump
and the soiopticotl. Tbere were three
different kind of batteries, appointee for
decomposing water, radiometers, S
miniature electric light, and dozens of
other things. During the fair some
ahec lug c..ndoct was observed near this
eta. d. S. P. Halls, B.A., wbo has
charge of the High School laboratory,
manipulated the wires.
Gams AND MOLD.
When President R',bt McLean greeted
ex -President A. McD. Allan 0o Tuesda
morning their happy expression of cuuu
teuane. would serve for an appr,preat
design for the aver of a Christmas an
nual. Several of the directors also los
valuable time during the day compote
bating themselves upon the splendid
weather that ushered in the opening day
of the Gnat Northwestern Exhibition
And indeed it was • magnificent day, the
glorious rain of Sunday having cleared
the sky, cooled the air and refreshed
vegetation.
BIT WHAT A CRANE WAv THERE.
When the president, the ex -president,
the secretary and some of the directors
gathered together after luncheon on
Wedneday they looked lake a ooeveo-
tioo of undertaken. Gloom was on
every brow, and the patter id the rain
upon the roof was heavy and long con-
tinued. The downpour went on all af-
ternoon and evening with scarcely a
'break, and the high :topes of Tuesday
were fattened.
A BADLY BATTERED PkimItAM.
The inside department was uncomf..r-
tably thronged, on Wednesday, then
being hardly room to budge when the
rain was falling. The judging of the
bite stock, however, went bravely on,
and the implement men ',tuck to their
machines in a faithful fashion. But
taken all together the wet weather of
Wednesday took the heart out of both
visitors and exhibitors. The program of
events got turned upside down for the
balance' of the show, and it was a sort of
roo--as-you-please in spite of President
McLean's efforts to bring order oat of
chaos.
FRUIT AND FLOwxta.
There was • good show of fruit. sEpe-
cially of apples, pears and plume, wiiiEk
considering the season, would he huM ho
beat. The doral display was only ens M.
There were some admirable specimens
of both plants and dowers, but not what
was expected. A collection of annual
phlox by Wm Stuart contained some
cbuice new sweeties.
vzegreBLR$, BO0Ts, ET,'.
There was a fair display of articles in
these lines some of which were a surprise
to the spectators. The potato e, espe-
cially, were of first cls quality.
LADItt WORK.
The display in this department was
not eo large as in previous Tears, but the
excellence cf the work was up to the
71 - h standard of former exhibitions.
The old, ::me -honored quilts, that brav-
ed the battle M 'i the breeze on former
occasitn., were ccnspic1J14 .0.7 their ab-
sence, and we cannot my that their a:;,.
appearance was lamented loudly by
any of the spectators. The n7eattts, Ac ,
that had grown eery in competitinn at
pact shows, were noticeably absent, and
rhe noticed • few old-timer Looking long-
ingly at the vscact places as `f in search
of cid acquaintances. The wt rk exhibi-
ted gave every indication of being of
the vintage of 18'.39, ard many express-
ed opinions that this was at it should be.
THE ART GALLERY.
There was a good showing of artists'
work, and the competition was keen. in
profe.sional work there were several fine
sketches Alia Mountc*stle, ttf Clinton,
wade an excellent shnwlni in oil•, water
rotors ani crayons. She h. .i dreier
sketches cn view, and carried ..R •even
1st ar'd five 2nd prima. 1 o.. f her pic-
ture., Piddled, '•3t:11 lore; had aloe
been some -tofu! in narryin f .11a prise at
the recent Provincial exhibition. (her
townsman, Mr Crockett • wog .1. ' • sue t
g e.sf•11 exhibitor, and was Wenn' with a 1
goodly nombo- of prize tooketo. Miss '
Auaehrooks dinged up •ell in the ants- '
tour eines. and the re were others doers- •
ing of mention when name. we din not
learn. lint who will have full justice to
theist in the prize list.
1•ROT0611 A rHT
Goitres Stewart had two Farre frames
Edged with handsome phohogr.pha, cabi-
net.. groups, portrait and tiny pictures
matike rap en •ttr.etivn di.play. The
work hove evidence of clever retouching
and a due revere to shsdinr, and drew
truth mnrh favorah'e comment. A p •r
trait ,5 gamin Vlet.rta in a hande,•ne
gilt frame hung over the larger frames,
and lent density to the eensr.l gathering
et Canadians eloeter,d Iw.lnw,
R IAs1M•e, whtls not melting .e
g reat • sense as in former year.. had
B erm. tell es.Pwted phrh•traph• in the
fear frames hong in hie allotted .p.nw,
All the meters. al,wnt.d to the skill
pnasraa.d by Mr hollows in •diestinig
t►o semen and knelling the reto•eber'e
posed).
The show of grain and aced was grand.
Ths largest exhibitor was Wm Burrows,
Y who occupied a space 12x30, and had
to pack away enough to fill a third more
° of space. His exhibit embraced 260
different varieties, of grain, cloven and
grasses. He had some wheat and rye
straw fully six feet in length and some
at straw five and • half feet. On Thurs-
day morning Mr Burrows got • pressing
invitation from President Manning of
Clinton t, take his exhibit to the fair
in that town and guaranteeing expenses.
Clinton knows • good thiog,mark you,for
• better exhibit of grain could not be
gut up in Canada. Some good flax awed,
pease, wheat, oats and barley were shown
by various esbitaturs. The collection of
grain in the ear, artiscally displayed by
Mr K. Furse, Bayfield road, is also
worthy of 'rectal not►ca. The exc.-sliest
arraugement of the different kinds of
grain, enclo.ed in • beautifully decorat-
e ed frame, is • credit to Mr Fume's in-
vention, taste and judgment The ex-
• hibit was the ubserved of all observers.
woNITOli.t FARIS PBODU(T.
i The display of grain and other farm
'products nude conj..iutly by the Mani-
' tubs Government and the C. P. It. wan
much admired. The space filled by this
exhibit was thirty feet long and seven
feet hi;h, and was chiefly grain in the
sheaf. Some of the oats were truly mag-
i nificent, the straw being of first qual►ty.
The threshed grain was of the best clam,
and the potatoes and unions told of the
richness of the prairies. The wild peas
or vetches attracted much interest, and
the creamery butter and cheese from
Crystal City showed that there are great
poesibllities in the future far dairying in
Manitoba. Some Calgary cos) also com-
manded much attention. The exhibi-
tion was in charge of Mr John North-
ward, colonisation agent, and be was a
good representative of the Government
and the railway. We expect to hear of
the Manitoba fever breaking out this fall
and winter.
GtOk06 THOIllsON', ESHIBIT.
Mr George Thomson was all smile. on
Thursday. He said he had good success
in making sales. He was agent for the
Bell, Doherty, Thornes and Goderich
orlon., the Stevenson it 15.11 pianos,
the White, Wenn, and Williams sew
ing machines sod the Wanner lamp.
In cisplaying his musical instruments
and sewine machines Mr Thomsen was
assisted by the following regular staff :
Miss and blaster Thomson, Miss Bruck-
snro!q a end Miss Hamlin, and a host
of edgier', r•• Mr Thomson'' varied
d s1lay shooed mach favorable com-
ment, and the kettle on the Wenzel.
lamp sang • merry tune
1)✓9111107Y ORuUN Col/PANT'.
"Well, how bare you found buaitiOna'
asked • SI.i.;AL representative of Mester
George and J. P. Doheny early on
Thursday morning. "Splendid," return-
ed both of the pushing Clintonians in
)me breath. And then the older
Doherty went on : "Why. I hadn't time
yesterday to go to dinner or get any-
where. We were continually beseiged
by enquirers, more especially by admir-
ers of our Boudoir organ. Isn't she a
beauty r And • handsomer organ we
have not seen. It is finished 6 magnifi-
cent style, has five sets of reeds and
stops enough for • pipe organ. "We
le"!. !`,rte organs yesterday," said J. P.
Doherty, "sad have rho prospect of
several ether sales " Fire urgers were '
on exhibition, all of which were well
finished, and such confidence has this
firm in the "action" of its instruments
hat the interior economy •,1 one wee, '
eke that of the man in the almanac
open t.. the public view. The Doherty •
"roma hove s i poise pro ,f patent, and
re built booth to please the eye and to
endure. C ..ertng the face of the hind -
i finely dreorste.l stand were medals and ,
diplomas won at the lsad.ng PIMNitlulle,
•mono others the Indian and C*Junial,
the Montreal, tits 'l'..ronte 'hr,. Tb.
lol.erty organ espterd the dtr!nma!
lest work to the Previncial ezhiht.i••n is 1
• big held. and were awarded t diploasa
on Thwrsdsy in (1.eiertch. Dining the ,c
fair fens and paper eyes with the moth
hoary your eye on the D .!terry organ,"
ere freely di.trih•tted Ths motto 1
w as hardly neoasoary. it was a treat to ' e
11..01 ays. .n i ear to be near thane c -1. -
prated instruments h
The e.wde •tato. yt
In the not.ed., d,p.rt'nens this year
thor.. w.' 1Fw largest and hast eththtt
weer made ,n the eounty of Moron. Thi.
year sddttional shed* for horses
nettle had been ermted,b.t the addit'
del sot begin to fill the waste of esyyp
tor&
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1889
use trona.
The bone department wee fall in
e ntry class, and the largest aerobes of
•sammis foe oempststluo ostaide of the
tares any Oboe' ayt)esrwt on the
;woad. The gesalsty of ib° animals was
also above the (average, and the Great
Northwestern demonstrated that old
tiaras can best say 0oeety in the
Dumiatun in the r•isiag ul prime hum
flesh.
(toe little event not on the program
happssad is this bine on Wednesday
n ight at 9 o'eleekt whoa • heavy mare
owned try J. 0. Stewart, of Colborne,
which bad bees brought to.the fair for
imbibition, dropped a fine oult. The
n ew arrival ceased considerable excite -
meet amongst the horsemen, and was
mach admired by • we Dumber of visit-
ors on Thursday. He u a sprightly little
fellow, and will be a sure prize taker in
the future, it isgenerally believed, ow-
ing to the circumstance that attended
his birth. The owner doe' not know
whether to call him Great Northwestern
or Equinox -the latter Rams being sug-
gested by the fact that s strong autum-
n al gale whistled in hi►'rrival.
The show of cattle was good and many
excellent •peeimens of thoroughbreds
and grades were in the stalls. Three
Holstein cattle shown by reeve Cox, of
Goderich townahip,attracted considerable
attention- Mr John Dickson, of this
town, was a large exhibitor in grade
trd.:. and .beep,
Pigs were nut a large exhibit, although
the porkers shown were tine specimens.
Sheep were fairly represented and the
animals shown were of the best.
THE BRONCUOM,
There was • shout and a rush of peo-
ple as the herd cf wild ponies came
sweeping through the gates on Thurada
morning. They scampered over the turf
in • lively fashion in an earnest came of
"Follow My Leader," Lasso Mac and
an attendant rode complacently in the
rear, and soon had the pontes oorraled.
Hoo. Toni Elliott, the owner of the
herd, was interviewed by a SIGNAL re-
porter and, in answer to • question as to
what caused the delay in arrival, hurried-
ly yet g•,odnaturedly responded: "The
steamboat men had agreed to take me on
at Duluth and telegraphed to nit at Cas-
cade that they would d3 w. The delay
in changing from that to come by way of
StPaul and Chicago throw us back tome.
At Chicago toms trouble arose in con-
nection with getting cars, and we were
in the yard there for fifteen heirs with-
out fled, and they bad already been on
the cars from twelve o'clock ou Saturday
-fifty six hours -with very little to eat.
More trouble occurred at Flint, Michi-
gan, which caused another delay of ten
hours. The consequence was that we
were landed at Port Huron by through
freight, and et. passed through."
"Did the United Empire refine to
bring you here 5" asked the reporter.
"We were to come by the Campine
from Duluth, and she ought to have
taken ne."
"When did you make your fist start."
"I shipped on Tuesday, from Craig,
Montana. The ponies come from Flet
Creek Range, in that territory. We had
to chase them for two days in the Rocky
Mountains; they had stampeded."
And exlusing himself from further re-
marks, the energetic Dakota legislator
rushed off to cut out a program for Las.
so Mac, the daring cowboy rider.
LAnts0 HA(' AND H1. BBOYD.W0a,
With long hair, bright black eyes, a
face bronzed by exposure. a wide -brim-
med frit bat, a blue silk handkerchief
around his neck,ehort macintoah,and leg-
gings that filled the small toys with awe
and admiration, Lao Mac, the cowboy
of M'titans, went through difficult and
daring feats of horsemanship. Sweeping
along at • breakneck pace on the back of
• pony, he would stretch down and piek
up a handkerchief felicitate ground. Then
lie lassoed James Elliott and the hone
Elliot was riding (around the neck and
then around the forelegs at will , and
performed other feats tbst &tamped him
as a modern centaur. His riding was MUSIC CLASS.
all that has been e'aiwed for the recklew
ini sieve • Sus bed an immense trE-
hibit el stover, and great was their re-
ward. Altrek has energy enough for two.
Drag;s.ts Goode, Willem and Jurdea
had each an attractive display, and it
was nip and tock all &ruesd.
0. Nairn'• ou1I sties u( boomis& sed
lean sakes made the mouth of many
water. I. was • big Hain, well doe.
Mies Bawdee, of Gudernh township,
and Mrs Proctor, of Luokauw, competed
in the ladies' saddle race. The latter
woo.
With the motto "There's nothing like
leather," Ephraim Dowossg showed •
splendid a..ortmeut of colored leather
sad bouts and shoes.
• D. Gordon'' fermium exhibit was •
great one. The handsome sideboard
challenged admiration. and the maho-
gany bedroom suite and parlor (uniting
were slowest.
Mr T. H. Rao•, of the Mitchell
Recorder, was one of the visitors to tits
Northwestern Fair. In addition to be-
ing a live newspaper man, ht has culti-
vated the esthetic sod was one was one
of the judges on the doral display. He
liked the exbsbutou all the way through
and had • good time with the directors,
particularly A. MoD. Aliso.
"You're basis' a big show this year,'"
said President Gordon Young, of the
Colborne Branch Agricultural Suoiety,to
Tia SIGNAL on Wednesday morning,
"'bot if you want to see a fine agricul-
tural display don't miss Colborne show
at Carlow on the 25th and 26th. Wo'n
going to head off all our proving exhi-
bitions, and Goderich wiil have to look
out," and the jolly old President turned
off to look at Tom Huckatep's Kazuo
band, and pick up pointers for attrac-
tions st the Colborne show on Wednes-
day and Thursday 'text.
The prize yearling heavy draogh'rhorse,
"Yuuny lord," • magnificent Clydesdale
owned by W. A. Cunningham, was win-
ner of the first prize in his clam at the
Provincial, and ►leo captured the silver
medal for the best heavy draught horse
of any age at that big fair.
The procession of prig, animals at 4 '
p.m. was witnessed 5y an admiring
creed, and was a fitting windup to the
big show of 188'9.
Prise LIN Neat week.
The rain of WeSnesday threw the
program into such c,nfuaiom that it has
been found impossible to guru more than
general descriptive notes this week. The
prize list will appear in our next issue.
the People's eolumn.
IVANTED. -A GOOD GENERAL
servant.. Apply to
MRA. D. BeGILLiCUDDV.
`> A NTED.
A good plain cook. good washer and ironer.
Noor but experienced girl need apply. TO
enter service on Oct. 17th. Apply immediately
to ._
.n -2t MRS. CAMKRON.
!i 1RL WANTED.
>r
To do general housework. Good wages toe
competent person. Apply t0
H12. ]IRS `IDD. North-st.
j(►3T. -ON SATURDAY, SEPT
J N. between Anthot Allen's ano Salt -
font• a ladss s black ribber cowaer. The
owner will be suittbiy raw caul d by leaving it
u this once. 22 -It
HORSE FOR SALE.
Coed. bright hay. a year old. no blemish.
22.1( DEA. W . THWIss0N.
CARD OF THANKS.
I beg to thank the Firemen. Ci'itens and
Employers for their united effort, in sating
my new mill, derrick and stock at the gre ter
Tuesday morning. Had it not been for the
excellent management of the flrr company,
coupled with that of employ.," and citizens.
the loan would have been much more serious.
22 -It JOS. KIDD
(IED. W. THOMISI)N'S 13 THE
r cheapest honer in Ooderich to buy
Plan.w. (restart. stewing Machines., Wan,, -r tt44
Maps. Weaver lookers, Viohnt Mouth- I ■ .. }lir,t:me Court • ye, le (eau at
organs. Plots.. rifts. F'laaeetrta..Acror,trona, 1 per cent.. private fttnds, @Iraigha )sea, to
Concertinas. Violin Strings. Oil, Needles and `terra' yearly. ('nate were moderate. P
res pain. 20 Into. particulers-tall peretwaliy or write. SI
New Fall Goods.
A_ REIN dZ MRO_
Have received a large portion of their Fall Stock, and
desire to call your attention this week to the following
goods :
A special line of Dress Meltons, in all the New
Colorings, Plain, Checks and Stripes, llc. per yard,
worth 15c.
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, Seamless, in Black and
Colors, only 25c. per
Great value in Knitted Shawls, choice patterns and
new coloring's.
New Prints, Cottons, Linens, Tweeds, &c.
Inspection invited.
J. A. REW & BRO.,,
Jordans Block, Ooderich, Aug. 30th. tea* •
Dentistry.
telt
`1 NICHOLSON, LD,S,
1 DENTAL ROOMS.
Elgbtn door below the fort Ogee, West -it..
ogninuCI. 2r2S1y
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.S,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Gas and Vitalised Air administered for
paialesseitractlug of teeth. Special attention
Valto the preservation of the Natural
iTO es-Up stairs. Urwnd 1 /perm House Block.
knte•aes ea Wsttt-tlL. Golerich. 2161-1v
Legal Notices.
4.
1N THE HIGH COURT or JCSTIC11
CHAxc-MIT DIE1111ox.
MURRAY ra. BRECKENRIDGE.
Pursuant to the Judgment and Final Osler
for Sale herein there will be sold by, and rote
the appr,battun of Sutherland Mali -moms.
Master of the Suprrmr Court at Gudenrb, at
Martin's Hotel, in the town of Goderich. ow
Saturday. the ;Juhday of September. IOM, at
two )cluck in the afternoon. the following
parcels of land. viz :
I. The Easterly la) acres of Block F.. 71b
Con. K. D. of the Towash,p of Colborne, la
the County of Huron. animated shout 1( adieu
from tioderu:h sod ti mold from Carlow.
About 110 acres are ck'ared. The lit w well
fenced and wt 11 Matured and has • gusol orrb-
ard. The bonding, consist if a good frame
honor containing , roans and a large barn
and cattle abed.
2. Lot Wd and the Easterly 10 f. of Lot Itt in
the Town of Goderich. his lot is on New spite
thele' s-artheG.'f.It Stat ion. Thenare tIvo
good rougn-cast dwr,.,wr Moura. sad fr.mr
Legal.
EDWARD NORMAN LEWIS, BAR
Oster, Solicitor In Hid Court. convey
ismer. Uoderich and lim field. Ha) field Gi-
ese open Tburadays trout 10 to 1. Muse, to
NM at Si per rent !
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, goo
Omoe, corner of Kumar* mod VI -41111
street Oudrri.'h. tore telegraph ashes. Pet
Tate funds to lend at 6 per cent 1w
C1ARItt)W .tt PROUDFOOT, BAR
T I(ISTKitS At tlloliett.es.
Goderich J. T. Darrow. W. Proudfoet, 1T
1AMERON,
/LILT & CAMER)N,
vV Barristers. *dictum is Chancery. Rc.
3uderich. M. C. =age Q.C.; P. tient. M.
U. l:aaserw. C C. Neel 1751•
For Bah or to Let.
r r •.r. RENT. -Fro(. 0Mober 1.1 , a
L tem roomed house overlooking the harbor•
with gond cellar. Karl and sort water. la
Met -class Instr, and half an acre of garden
if desired.
2l -1f M. NI('HOLSON.
FURNISHED HOUSE }oft it6.. r,
A eoam.dfo,.. well furnished house will
he rested lo responsible parr. The hour is
in tow of 'he nowt pleasant ..langur• os Omit
etch. a couple of blwka from t to Square.
Apply for particulars at Tea t!m s • L olci. It
}`ARM, EIGHTY ACRES. .Seventy
desired,. beautifully situated un Mait-
land Inver, Iola AS mid 71, Maitland conceaa-
10e. Gudery,-b towuahip. fire mile•• and •
half from Climate. Hest lead for general
farnuug. weii watered. buildings I. god re-
pair.
-pair. Pue.easion by first October. Terme
any. MR. KVANS,
wattles and Other c.utbuiid,ags on the pre- 2" MIL 1Sary-aa..
Warn alumna number of fruit trees. -
3. Lot lltNon-McI)onaid Street in the town I,`Alttl FOIL RENT --THAT VAL-
or tiudrricb. Thiele a vacant lot near the Iligu a. mime, farm know, as let Nn. 5. moa. 7. 1.
tie and Agricultural Park. D, ('ulA,rne, Smith's 11111. the farm coa-
10s lei, w Ht. Patrick iStreet in the Town silt. of UM u res, well fenced and watered.
of (lodericb. There are two comfortable On the faro, are good dwelling home mad
relent -teat dwe.ling looters on 0114 tut. itabh-.. .mllerdtaiP p.eeawe.4...ern be
ktgh ren acres of Dimas 13 and 11 to the For giyea
3. Town of (ieaderich, ,newt!/ composed of Sato , psr,i.uirrs apply to 1'ATltl/'K HtdiAN,
pod
along the River Mai:land. There are • tram•
along
prearlMor,
or at this uMoe. 3.51
house and stable on the premise., I VARY FOR SALE -THAT VALU-
TERMS OF SALIi. ( able property known s.4 lot 1, eon. 2,
Ten per cost. down and the balance in T ' A.bf,Mh •ad coos'. norm XI acne t land. all
days:theparctaaerw+1t be required to s,en sloared end wellIeaa+d. upon the an u a
an agreems,nt for 'tic c-umpkt,on of his ur- 1 frame houwe'knd a mood frame hero sad
chase and t4. have conveyogles!?prrta at . stable. rhere are four goal wells aro the
his owl' t•xpere.e. iTgtert, nal be 901 Up premises. .Alec a gg r,url on hard. Tne farm is
subject too res. rt Pd toll: :n other respects t be I miter from (.odenrh tool I1 (ruts' Port
conditions ut sale 0i11 be the standeog . tori Aihwt, where pwl tow,. a-Mrol eat , harm
d.hun,of sl••. -1 the 1t::h C,.urt of Justut, pn. Iles
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ors are ubUutabIr. Terms reasonable,
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the Plaintiff's etdicltors and (note It. C. Hays ; app 7 0o the premises Cr to
asAC.I'amyiuu.+oli,aun.o:ud.•r,.-5 ' ('Hite, ftl'RItA1'.
IMeol at Uofafit P, this Iu.h day of Septem-
ber. 1' Hort Amin P. 0.
lta0. G.Altict)w's 1.1:Ot'DFeMIT, ,• L'AltM FOR SALE.
"s. MALOOYNO\,^ l'laiutttt-r Siloiiars. 1 The lndrnierr d w ill uRrr for -.'e the to/.
)lastest Go.rich. Y13t Inwisg i rt. .a.irrt•M nom. ,r fie ,.f the
easterly I u,u.r. .5 H1... k .'F." ,r, the 711, eon. kerion or 'hr Towne/op of ('.dl.,n„-, in tl..-
.-v
Loans`
- - firma -mow of limns. Thin taros is .mist
i W ane 3nsurai ce. ed It miles fro.n tinder -10k and li
- mile+ . from Carlow, on the \'vin :aver
_.. Hoed. Them is a 3o•+1 frame Immo.. 15-
N. LEWIS. ilarriM.r, 1'e.1et , iworrys. almost new, fk by i• tuniniomg 2
room.. a lar!,. torn m b 1'
h urner part::-u:ars tory ts• obt.u.ed (roti Fur particulars a I
y torn rout•
115 I abed. /2 bis 11. attached, and ..ns.• of the Flaw(
.1orchard+inthe towo'h.p It , b
sr
riders of the plain., and was !coldly ap-
plauded as he broke in two "bookrog•
brumchos. Hie horsemanship MIs nue at•
the most popular attractions at the St.
Paul fait last week.
POULTRY.
The poultry shed drew tunny visitors.
This department is well managed, ss.
pie coops with open wire netting giving
both fowl and visitors every chance fur
display. The various birds were never
shown to better advantage, and the
manager of the show deserve credit for
the atteutat'n bestowed upon the eery
comfortable gcartert of the fowl. iA
some of the claves the competition was
keen enough to nuke the hair of the
judges turn grey.
gnome Zen.
Machinery Hall was largely patron-
ixot during the fair Steam was on
every day, and binding machines and
cher implerneots were bogy all the time.
The most attractive display wet made
b
N
k
y Burrows & McKinnon, agent for the
oxon binder. This implement hu a
n otter that does not cut off waste eord
Misr( IC. Visor how er-opened her mimic
cines after the Rud-semrnei vertuion. and has
• • new varan...es fur Pupils. Apply for Parti-
culars to R. M. FIc.tssglt. or Frio, tit
• roister. 1, -m
J3ARREI: SHOP REMOVED.
I Sty cnstomer. and the !*neral ptbilr are
hereby informed that I have removed sty
shaving parlor from East-.( to the hinter,
next to t Mnrdock's show empourim. where
1 will h. prepared 10 "mend to a!1 huiiner in
no Inc. Fine parlor, easy cig',ylrs, and good
I work guaranteed.
12 amu. H. Ir WESTON.
'y`HE HURON HOTEL,
7..is wellknovo and popular hotel ha bees
i rrfit1M and enlarged dnrt,.^' (51. P y, srxaoO.
i and i. novo wr,,nd to none in qua..,, "I •e -
mo .ti,,n fur th. (needing pnhtic. UOUd
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accommodation for transient wowing.
W M. t•It A10,
Sgni-s. Ooderfeh, Ont. Proprietor.
Jfiealcal.
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DRS. SHANNON & SHANNON,
Physicians Surgeons. Accouchers,;o,
oat* at Dr. Shannon's residence near the
gaol Goderich G. C. SHANNON, J. R, SHAN-
NoN,
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avid then is only one joint in the steel Assignee's Notice.
hnwe3 the Giant sulky Plow, the
Wh,tby) Twie Plow and the Revolving , 1 \ THE H.ATTE1: i ►[+
Disc ilarro,w.
James R lee, of Wawanoeh, was an•
,they live agent He represented the
Patterson photo, turnip sowers, s:utller.,
to.
rams. Burrows & McKinnon also ;
JOX.AH XICiiOLBON,
t' of the Township or /Pantry. la the County of
Huron. Fernier.
/►eller.
The Mssa.ys were sb„ reereeerted,
left,a from the Fair.
Tar Sloe it job obeli, as usual, was •
centre 1.5 attraction.
Wm: Ach-•soO'a cr.11ecti"n .•f hermit's,
horns and fist coats was a good one
liown of the C ty I.tundry•had some
geed samples of hie work neatly arranged
-
DrAreen of ehn w 'll•n mutt had a
rewlttable display of home manufactured
iv Al
A F soh, the Dilor, was well repro.
entail •a the natty eloth,nt< dupla,
odor his nonce.
Mr Steep had many a'tmir.r• about
m .s he showed the /Konen' of the
eget sewing mach1tts
Tree receipts no W.'dnrad.,, nitwit►.
elm" -S tog the ran, ware fs,p 3 21 -not far
Any. '•f the total o1 last year.
The North Awasican Cne.nica1 Oom-
pany had a beg pyramid of sett hogs, one.
raining trait kimono dairy salt, and
Manager Bark was proud cd It.
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The al., -,• name,' dehtnr ha, mad,. an a..
aignm.•nt to no-. starlet tn. prnrl.M•.' or ••
A. 1 rr4,5'-»i g Amigo mettle for th.• henetlt fir
('re.lftn,v, Ming Will. 131. It 5 (1 , IWO
.A mrr.ino of the Creditors of the said
Debtor will he held et Int of l.•e. M the ('nnrt
Ilnan.. in the Tow • of °otter,. h. at 11 VI
orinek in the forenoon: an 1% .dn'•.dar• 1,"•
eighteenth day of September Pete for tt.r ap
{prdnlment of In.pr,-t.nw and the wiring of
11.rr...tlnne with referees, to the disponi' .,
the ...fishy.
. warrr*d T
a never -failing spring errt•k and •r wad well
Aims( IlUS•res cleared and free Irene at9mpa
Thr,. is .o waste laud or any kind o0 the
place. Good school within t0 rude of the
mise.
311 all he w.14 on reasonable term..
1 For terms and further particulars apply to
JNO. BRECKENif1141 .
Proprietor, Galerich.
pr J(s4EI'H McKK1,WN.
'_ on the inetniaw.
10 HST CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
ii' I.0T soit KALE (Kw err PATRICK 31'.
-About two misn,es walk from the Sq'une.
Two *torten high, brick addition in the rear
1. 'Weirs high, building coserrd with slate.
Main Imlld.ng has 3 large rooms first flat,
1.{5) ies there ar, 1 lag''(! rra.mu. In (he rear
addition there are kitchen, pant. y, washroom,
Cpetaits, girls room end bathroom. Also gond
cellar. Apply to the undersigned, who will
Wee alleaerer ary information.
Gtr.
11 eNtee GORDON.
FOR SA LE.
Lot 17t of Goderich. App l to,
outf PHILIP )IDLY.
t. SEA(:ER,
CLERK I'IH47 DIVISION COURT.
Conveyaetcr, Desuramx. Estate and Genera
Agent.
Money to Lend •1 Loa Rate, and Coit.
i arpterl' Notes Ufaroun'.•d.
ICE -Next to Curren• F'urulitire Store
Gullet.. h. t,dtltr
F!'. T. N-IFTEL,
LIfE, FIRS AND .4('s'LBNT I :'
sritA:Y('K AGENT,
Representing Narth British k ltereantilet
Liverpool. London& (robe: Norwich Linton
North American Life ; and Accident lnsar
amt. of North Antrim.
Lowest 1;41-e. ].cents everted pprorr.mptly
Money to Loon on ram and Town l'roorrty
Coreefa.cb.g non(' /'ropeny valued, et,'
(:M.•, Cur. ur0p.a; and equate. Ur'dericb
i ;MI $200,0011 1?'R 1 V.%TE FC'M
To len. en 'urn, art! town properttL ' low
Pals'
Ater;' ,.,Me a•l
o
100at 0is,0,)erchin((.( .3
:-rata furpurebth.ha.Trust. z rad 1-4106"1
Company Of Canada. the ('Ahad• L••'+•M
Credit Company. the Lnndun Loan Coln. *M
('e
of Canada. Interp.t. 5, f.( and 7 per rent.
N. B. -Borrowert ton obtain money la
der. If title satidu, to
DAVIIWN & J0HNYTO',
517) Barrister. do. Or..tenet
V,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
AMMRON tithes &CAMERON. God
rlh.
nog
it40NEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
1 nionnt of Privet. Vends for In vest men
U lowest rate. on 4retvlaa. Mortgagee Apply
to UARROW Sr Platt: tIUT
It• RA DC LiFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCde
REAL ESTATE OOP
MONEY LOANING AGENT
r)tar i'T Wrfnaa ('ittpnaef.. f:.pre•w/cd
rvr Won"y to tend on .tra:,rht fans, at t1 -e
lovieat rete of inters( 'Ming. In any way to
adt tl • a»rawer,
nseer eet istederieti.
ittrrrttli: -tenni dear from altars
F.sery person'1at.ing to he entitled to nr.k - . .--
o0 IOW /.4. PP n reynired to furnl.h to m
tear•
tlrnyer. of claim. ..... .d by nigdA.t. Irani isle- i
rI Nnnl. and Noah ism 'letterman
Mite of
the cape ad.
R')HERT 011113)85,
Sheriff of Ifurso'
Assignee.
Nonni a Ogee.
Aodrrleh. es AIA, icon.
21 21
e lite H*OZ, MINERAL AM-
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rim •sol 1.04 Cal•ate, meanies
rim. Haring hal .•nn'Iderahle esperleaee 3•
th. •artloSSPM trade he le In • pnteitl i
dlsrharge with th-ws.ngh eatfdartlnt all canto,
RlsA one entreated to Mm. Order'..
a's Hese& .r rut by mall to wady •
eh P. 0., osrefelly etssldyt.
Crowe •11000teee,, IRs
u
30[1( t
Amusements.
IODE RIO H MEC f1AN/CS' INS'rt
iTI•Tlt LIRRARY ANDKIICAi IN
/t, Nil( ,-to. of 1...t strert avid Atoms. tut
stairs.
Open from I to a p.m., and from 7 to I° p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOLS 1N LiBRARY
t.Pn,tirsq IAvifv, W,,4,, and Viod eferf
Papers, M..7, mins,., A r , nn Pilo.
1MR.MRK.RIsHiP TICK PT. 014LT *1.05
Wanting fro• ore of I,' wart and &Indira
Room.
Attplleattrot for •fensh.nalp ,es.1, A by
I.IMaelan. 1a r005w.
MtLetnipf4rOesN(,,y 010. 373Y73 •
0ed•rieb. MsrPs 1*11. 110, Meretary
it`ARMS AND TOWTOWSPROPICRTIES
FOlt S.ALK. - Lot 11, In Manhood (bw
('nlhurne, 112 acres- a very Ase farm. Prete
1 in ,, Lot Elf in let ens. E. D. Ashfield,
te srtei. price 114gq Lots 13 and 41 in 1st Coe.
K imams. leruce CoontT ire scree. Will be solei
rary cM •polos 13. gland W 1 (4 17. 1n the Bch
.se. Wewsn.lb. 30) •rico of rvrtient land In
rn..sti/0('k• titres $ S,'O.. Lot 77.31eIigell'.
f4trre,. Town of (lodPereto
,rishPere(tallJ tom'.
1„t 1,1„ 1, re ou.
f Uterlch, is Light House
r
.gist. with e1EL Annan end siablr.
Nice
only limo Lm. M1• r 0. 1013 and pt. mc(
Town o. ' 1,0*.. scar 15 of an a re 1•
fine h!ctk with(, th,- oin•M' Pert of the
town. Prior only intro. Tb above propar-
ti,. will he sold on ea.y . rmi il 1P•1m1l+
APelf to
C. 1.'1".$EAUKR, "40g°r1"•
\.it. -Money to ked at vary tow 1.'s• A
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE -
Tbrt valuwhde properly known a' lot god.
Maitland rue„ Goderlrh township. within owe
mile of Uodennh. On the Intro are • large
or, hand. good frame hones it el kitchen. with
pone sellar, and frame tarn and stah1"-; ...am-
ortises 73 sere'. well water'A. roe Nether
sarticulare apylytn(ifm McKee:tm the premiss
lam 21t•2 ly
VuR SALE CH1i.AI' -- 40 Lori IN
IA' different putts of ooAerteh from I acres
go 7 arm in crew; sed 3 dwcllleg homes. A -
riy to THOS, W ItATUP:it A 1.15. 15,i.)y
UOCbK AND TWO LOTS FOR
SALK.- The house has slat escort, at
M Wath room. pantry, clowns. enter, wood-
shed. Mrd and .nf1 water. The gar,len COT -
t• ITS al' %klode of teat.. Alton isle Surto of
Mod in Masai ohs i ,r *tale or In ex. -retool for
farm prnperty.b N'I(, 1NIUHT. (2 clench.
1.3011 BALE.
Wo -+t half of lot 111 Arthur Street. with
.mall britk oat Imo Lori eon.
Bs'ttntxn Foga, (gist. lig 241, 113, iieets
street, ,'. Andrews Ward.
IIIc. rtntier of Huron and Rritaania Road.
1.rn n•-. 11 story house ow Km)* r'rrw•PL ION
and ha,r t+rad.
3.c.ral has ie Rar.l's Purvey. npposl(e are
NowNM h.).,rIR:
1111 311. A11 the bove M 1 OW RATKO.
fR tAmity u 941IAON t Joalt rn•
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