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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, NOT. $, 1aBR
rill RAILWAT QUESTION.
The Town Council has at length taken
definite action on the railway question,
and at its last meeting appointed a e;.m-
mittee to take decisive stets to prose.
Bute the Goderich and Wingbam scheme
Meetioke alone the proposed route will
be arranged for at an early date, cam
• eucing at Dungannon, to further the
kerrr.t• of the route, ant to prove to
Ibli people to the north of us that (3ode-
trioi is ripe Lar railway communication
from that direction A resolution was alat.
u nanimously earned deprecating the fact
that efforts had been made by interested
parties to create the impression that
the dally-dallytsg of the commsader of
the dredge to the notice of the Glovers -
meet. It is too bad that our harbor
should be almost rained by the dilatory
action or negligence of the Government
x its employees.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
♦ West sr two Abets O*uy rwblleNls.s
That Have tease ce Mead.
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1111 CO.M.aPOLITaN
The November number of this interest-
ing Magna. tie runtatr, the folk, •
irides: -•"The French Armtrow teas
F'o..ting," by Co ant Paul V•sili (illus-
trated); "Ebb and Flow," a poem by
Anna Vernet. D..rsey (illustrated); "Thu
Stables of the Queen of England," by
Charles S. Pelham-Clistnn (illustrated);
Godencb as • town sou opp.eed to they (
proposed route from Winebam ria Dun•
goons. Su far as G..derich 1. c-.ncero-
.4, railway communication is wanted
from even posssble point. and where.
ever aisietaooe can lie obtained to pro-
mote • scheme having the county town
for a terminal point, the right hand of
fellowship will tie •.xtended. We have
no intimation of decrying other scheme',
but we will hold to our own'tirst,tleet and
all the time. The time his a .me for decei-
t's,. action, the town has wsked up to •
man upon the question, and the work of
peaking along every available :rote will
be encouraged by every one of our resi-
dents. Goderich hu put its hand to the
plow, and win not I....k heck.
THE HARBOR DIFFICULTY.
At the last meeting ,.f the Tows. Corn.
ei1 the question of harbor dredging ens
brought up by the Mayor, ant the
stetter was pretty thoroughly elte-
ctaiedderich harbor is a (1 mere
meat herleve •.f ref.., and the manner
in which it his been neglected for years
past has been shameful in the extreme.
True, tens in • .hole the dredge has
some. to the harbor, but unfortunately
very little troth has been performed.
Por the past three weeks the dredge has
Mea lying in the harbor, and doriug
that period it is safe so ere that art two
/aye' work was demo. When spoken to
the commander is eae.11y "waiting for
seders,' or some oge•lly absurd versos
fig sinned why the work is net pro-
e.sded with. Whew the Andre is "or-
dered" to a specific point, it oath{ to he
meaderetood that work ahnold be p :Ions.
J thew, sad that the Akers sad mesa
sr. one ,ddagat.d on • junketing trip
p awake to make little ditereaes who is
-` •ss.s.aad of the dredge, fora els.
mitten haw appears to proved this as
1. *Mort as pouiiblo shodd bo pat
fi lth by tie (ioveetaoseat employes. ,
yeweent• the work. A •emmittee was
yod.tad by the ememoll to tab inn -
Atte MOM NS this natter. sad le brio'
'In the Ithirlpnools of the brand Caw -
os," by Eth.;: Allen Reynolds (illus
tr.•od) ; "(;...operative Housekeeping it
Ttmemeota," by Elisabeth Bulaod (illus-
trated); "Scene Painting as a Fine Art,"
by John P. flitter (tllustratrd); "Chic-
o /go'.
Chiaauto'. Candidacy for rho World's Fair of
1892," by Senator Charge. 11 Farwell
(illustrated) ; ''Cornell University," by
Hilmar Hj•.rth &.leen (illustrated);
"In the Fan," a poem, by Alice R My-
lene; "P•.»ginger Agent Service," by
Issi.h 8 Emery (illustrated); "India
under the Queen," by Frank (1 Carpus
ter (illustrated); "The Elixir of Life in
Science and Roessner," by William 8
Wal.h; "The Dark Hone; or, A Month
,n an American Country House," by
George A Hibberd (illustrated). In the
Social Problems Iepartmen t Edward
Everett 11..1° di.cua.ee "The Pressure of
Winter."
THE TOWN COUNCIL
The Misstate of taut amel-llNtbly Meet -
tea.
The Town Gowen! met last Friday
evening, Noy. 1. All the members were
present ext pt (deputy -reeve Smith and
councillors Holt, Pridhin and J. W
Smith.
The clerk informed the council of Mr
E C.mpio.a's reture a enuncillor for St
Georg.'s ward, io plan of the late Atex
Murton; a1s.. that Air Campion had sign-
ed his quallticail.M papers.
The minutes of last {meeting were read
and approved:
This treasurer's report. showing • hol-
•o., own hand n1 $10,706.63, on read,
• ■d referred to fintr.ce, committer.
The mayor init►mrd the awned that
John Mckerian, • vagrant, was becom-
ing a Penance to winos of the inhabNante
of the town, and said some steps should
be takes to hare him either confined its
the jail ..t sent out of town..
Mowed hy Noe&nl.tn, spennd.d hy
Oameelon, that the anal ter As left in the
hands of the mayor, reeve and eoutool-
toe Campion, with power to pay his pas-
sers in Trpl.nd. or a part thereof. is they
may me is. Carried.
s. r"hersiwwt .4 the entree of Ratified
seMeery .hawed nine internte.nt• /..r
the seowth of (►etntter--three .dolts sod
sir e►iWno It slew. elated that •mesa
Sew kiloton, poen had hwpn not hon
Sha etownd•, as ordered hy the ensitel.
A letter from Robert M'elndon. none P
the U.di,irh trod Wmilasse R.R. ma-
in ie. M.w.l.te of the saran floe
the eti.rter, was read std /4.d,
• ess..r.ieatbs from Jessie John-
ston, reeve of Weal W.wa.es►, wee,
mg positive ire the board of provisional
directors of the Uodsrish sod Wugh.s.
R R , wed read sad toed.
Petitions fres. Miss M, J. Graham,
Wim. Heeekotr sled G.. Bates, Waft
fur redeetin is tares, were referred to
AM e..rt d .evkiios.
The following seeoe.ts wan read sad
referred to Anon eos..ittes : 0 Orabb,
waterworks &tine,, $7.24; Hardwick° a
Warn, Belau, pipe, oto , $40.67; Geo
I1eibrr,all, lumber and eleotrig light
per, $62.40; Buffalo Oast boa Oo.,
pips ..d Noises, $306.913.
The &dein of the Iowa solicitor its re-
gard to the applteattuo of the treasisnt
trader bylaw to the ease of a party who
hate oposed net sa a.etin room to town
Was read The edi.itor thuegbt that the
bylaw to good in this ow, and that t►o
tieeseo fee of $100 is nut excessive.
The eommittes o0 public works re-
ported, recommending that the applies
tion of Messrs N na Lee and A. J. Rae-
der for a drain w aceepted, they agree-
ing to pay one-third of the strut
Iso ameodmest to the motion that the
report b. adopted,
Proudfoot moved, settooded by Nioh-
ol.oa, that the report be referred back
to the public works committee to see If
the drain cannot be run to some other
direction, without emptying over the
bank as proposed, and to report at net
me.ttsg, with estimate o1 cost, and
names of parties interested. Carried.
REPORT OF FINANCE ODM111TTas.
To Nid Mayer aid Cowan! :
Your Roane oummittee, having ex-
amined the following accounts, would
recommend that they be paid upon b. -
log duly certified : - Doherty Mfg. Co.,
$78.98; Hcso,s Stox•L, $6.25; A. E.
Culli., $2 76; D. K. t;tracban $21.00;
Alex. G•rtshore, 5628.48. AS of which
is respectfully submitted.
J. H. Coosoales, Chairman.
The reprrt was adopted.
Moved by Nicholson, seconded by
Dunlop, that the mayor, reeve and
Campion be • c ow.mutee to communi-
cate with the Government and others to
have necemary tmprcvmente and re-
pairs dune to the Goderich harbor.-
Camed.
Councillor Naftel reported that be
had visited Mrs Mountenay and that she
had expressed a desire to go to Joliet
with her son if the corporation would
pay their fare there. The cost of two
tickets would be ES.. Moved by Camp-
ion, seconded by Nicholson, that coun-
cillor Naftel be empowered to purchase
the twu tickets, providing the cost does
not exceed $30 -Canned.
On mitiou councillor Campion's name
was pieced on all the committees -with
the inception of the electric light and
waterworks committee -of which the
late Alex. Morton was • member.
Moved by Thompson, seconded by
Dunlop, that, as it has heed represented
that the town of Goderich is opposed to
the passing of the Goderich and Wing -
ham Ptcilic Junction k. R through
Dungannon, we, the council of the town
of Goderich, take this opportunity of
riving the said misrepresentation a Pol-
tava denial -Carred.
Moved by Proudfoot, seconded by
Nicholson, that a committee be appoint-
ed to look after the railway- interests of
the town, with hill power to do all that
they may deem advisable and to act as
much as possible in oonjunctioo with the
provisional directors of the Uodericb and
Wtngham {road. -Carried.
On motion the mayor, reere and
Humber were made the member* of said
ess..ittee.
temocil then adjourned.
DUNGANNON.
Prom oar own corrspowdeat
Mr George Berry, of Lucknow, has
daring the put few days been the guest
of Mr B J Crawford, of this village.
Mr Wm. Lane, treasurer of the West
Wawanosh Mutual Fire In ur•ne. Co„
is un • collecting tour for insurance
looses.
The weather on W.doesday, the 6th.
assumed, for the tint time this season
a wintry appearance, emioiing on tha
winter IP approaching. Ln .11 ounoero
ed take mote.
Mr Ain. Cameron, tax collector for
West Wawanosh, is on his tour. H• ex
poets all concerned to be prepared for a
visit from him.
Look out for Mr R R Sellcwa' enter -
tenons to be held in the Orange Hall
ben ow Friday evsning,tbeSth,u it will
be worth going to.
This r$ilway question is at present
ahead of all other questions, it being
vigorously agi•ated, to which more
reference will be given again.
Another Hallowe'en season ham orae
and le sow put. The wee °hippies on
that oeeaan.n, se usual, enjoyed them-
selves iso .rrying out the program of
Hallowe'en euateme. in so far as to
mischief is done or property injured it is
quite proper for the yoone people to en-
joy tbeaMlvea on each occasions.
It seems that Mr Thos. Derain, who
has hen Looking for a place some saw,
to 1 eau himself and family, has acme
to the aw°hNion that Dungannon is the
beet place to reside 1n, as he ha* pur-
°ha*ed the property of Joe Smith,
carpenter. formerly a resident of this
locality end village for meaty years, bat
now of Chicago, U 8., for the sem of
$1100. As there area good, auhslanlial,
w(411 howbeit residence, and an orehard
of 1po••el. choire fruit trope, also nos half
were of land, it m entaidered by m.ny
hereabouts to he • good bargain We
welcome Mr Durnie and family to oar
ha..let, and wish them the host of
550°°5..
Wight the *apreea wanton war em W
way to the natio., is Cltatuo, 8s*u.day
iMeratroa, as axle Mapped, sod the
driver had to leave h>as load sad nes oe
with the mail bale.
The remain itf Hartley L.youok, Soo
of George Layouek, • former reddest of
Makin, were interred at Weodstoe8 last
week. He was stout 24 lean of age,
.sad had died is Knees City.
Yr Thos Wiseman, late with Marshall,
Field S Co., Changu,het,we underlined,
sabot • Ntltattt.a to Toronto, where, he
believes, sours mune: cae be saved at
uvea s less salary, thaw eso be dote it
the west
Mte Chas Ainley, of Harristuw, has a
card of Iheass published as the Harris.
too l 'iku.e, acknowledging Eke prompt
payment of $2,000 to her by the A.O.U.
W., °I which order her late busb.ad was
a member.
The rrfleetioe of the electric light in
Clinton no bt even quite distort), •e
far south as Kipper.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
eelerlrb Mem.
Oocaatcw. N... 1. 1384
Wheat •/leerw
Oats,. bauY ........ .......... 0 fpl 0
Peas, • bash .................... • he w
Pltateekartwh • hw a .......... • 0 i
H.y.•too...................... •OD0
Bauer.* m ......................100
Sam trees wwMeked • IN .. • M 0
Clare.. •11A
Shorts. • tea.................... 15 toe 1
Bran p tow 11 00 0 1
Chopped Sidi • me4 1 25
Wood&revilinto. •east...«. • 66 "
Hides................«3 W
Wool ............. • 111
Marvell' ies. r ....««•. ••
DeemedApples. eigh 11 t•0 es
cusses filer. Nov. 5.
U Wbeesad 0
IPt,mw M to
Dairy
Wheat .. 11 Iml n
es
0.1. • 30 to
Appl▪ es. Iwned/.G • bill 1 it b
Potatoes • • le
Butter ...... -.........r • lti to
Ems
0
,. • to
tweed. ._... ;»
Reef ...,..». • M to
Wool • le to
Pork 550 to
seat real rattle rerttes.
GRAND DISPI AY OF
Tweeds and Coatings
FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Our Tailoring Department is well stocked with
Tweeds and Coatings from the coarsest Canadian to
the finest French goods, which will be cut out free of
charge, or made to order at exceedingly low prices. We
guarantee the fit and finish equal to the best city trade,
Call and inspect our choice stock of new goods.
Great value in underclothing.
J. A. REID & BRO:
Jordans Block, Godertck, OM. 18th. IME
M Mr H Enford, of H.•Imesville, raised
se3260 Ibis orf carrots on a halo leen than
M 9 square rods ..f land. This is $ ylaid
Mret the rate '4 neatly 1000 bash per acre.
N When is tba eau that can lariat of a
llaa greater weight from an equal areal
13 Tb, following officers have been elect-
co*
ed itsCourt tielwoud C. 0. p., Holtoe.-
30 vibe, fur the etuuiog term: -W C R, 8
56 Sturdy; V C R, Ed. Levis; R See., T
app Murch; F Sec, Thos. Lobb ; Chap.,
22 J Phipps; S W, Simon McCullagh; J W,
Richard Chambers; 8 11, Geo. Livia;
t6 J B, Wm. Stanley.
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The receipts of live stock at the Montreal
Stock Yards. Point St. Charles, for the week
ending Not, 51d.1300, were: -
1
o 1
Dentistry.
M.
NICHOLSON, L.D.S.
DENTAL ROOMS,
Eigbtk dopy below the Post Owes, Went -at„
tiosaatce. IMS -17
DR, E. RICHARDSON, D.S.L
SURGKON DENTIST.
Oe. and Vitalist* Air administered for
painlessextracting of teeth. epode] attention
glyen to the proservatwa of the Natural
TeN h.
tlmce-Up stain. Orod Opera Horse Block.
Esttac. es Weal*.. (iuderich. 1141-1•
zShe People's Column.
Receip■ of live stock at the `gTAltli' intik-A0000 0V4*IAL
Montreal Stork Yards. Pt. 11
8t Charles. for the 20.4 f. MRS N. W 30.
week 2,34 1,131 303 15
Left over from pee-
r ious
ee-riow week 150 300 130
Total for week 2.204 1.1..11
Left on hand 450 1.110 1110
export for week2.5Se 1.510
Do. previous weep4,532 2.427
Trade for the week baa been quiet with
generally lower pries. Butchers reee;prs
were large, tut for the most part of rough in-
ferior stock ; as the butchers bad already •
levee supply. priors were very low. the best
beeves bringing little over Vic per Itt. Hoe
were plentiful with no better demand.
Calves metre
We quote the following as being fur sal-
sas:
Experts, gond 4c to rye
c
3
Ratchets'. good 2fc o
Butchers'. medium ... 3,' to 34c
Butchers'. calls.....- to Tic
Shee
Hogs 8500 to $5.10._ N tic to 4tv
Calves- $1.00 to •8.M
Executors' Ilotices.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. -ALL PER -
MONS having canes against the estate of
the late Alex. Worto., of Oodertett, are re.
quested to present their claims duly certified
within thirty days. Aad all part iesnwingthe
estate are requested to make tassedlate pay.
Meet to
R. T. MORTON, Ayr. 1)
W. 8. ROBERT 0'1. ) Executers.
Nov.
( IRA Ooderlc►
Reit
.Metre's -Notice.
RE JOSEPH VANSTONE ESTATE.
Notice 1s hereby given that Joseph Van-
stone,of the Iowa of Kincardine, in the County
of Bruce, marble dealer, has made an atabra-
anent of all t accounts, under Chapter 124 of thects e Reviseeed
Statutes of Ontario to the undersigned. J. T.
Middleton, to whom all claims dulr proven
must be sent, addressed to him at Hamilton.
Ontario.
And not lee is alien given that on and after
December let.. seat. the assets of the Estate
will be dl'ided amongst the Creditors. having
reference only to such calms as are duly
proved and filed with the Assignee.
All moneys due to the old Joseph van -
stone are to be collected by the Assignee c.aly,
and may be left for beim •t The Merchants
Dark in ITincardlee.
lla1eed Deth October 150.
LAZIER it NONCE. J T MIDD1.VT1N,
Solicitors for Aaslgoee, Arleaee.
78-31
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
nom our own eerreapeadest.
At the promotion •t.min.lions 8.14
in ft 8 N.. 1. t5 ennplwnee with the
peMie seh.o.l lest, ie the moire depart-
ment (A M.ihew.n, teacher) the eptly
aemh.r that teed anenrpd,A in paaslne ;
the names .Std marks of oh -,m ore a•
fol/con :-Front third to forth --Harry
Ifs ; (3.1. sic K OP, IMS ; Retia
ane:, 401) From eotrend t.. third. -
•n McRae. 300 ; Borth* Barry► x33 ;
r Waltham, who had been apeointed M
Rote Ren, 337 ; Willie B e siders, .346
til the board ed provetesial directors of
Legal.
L"URS, FURS.
TO THR LAI)i$3 or e,ODERICII AND
VICINITY.
The undersigned le prepared to clean or re-
make.in the latest style. sli kitade of fur goods
to onlrr. (:eats fur .:acs cleaned sod re-
lined, highest peer paid for r*wfers.
MSS R. MAY, Kisg.toa street,
'9Ym Goderich.
I)( 1-L FUR SERVICE -11E HAVE
)) M.ughl another bull for the season of
lee50.Terms- 40. W be pard .t the nate
of service.
S. R. MCDOI'O A Li, k 'WN.
111 -It - Proprietors, South street.
AESTRAYGED RA31
Came os the tortoises of *ewe her about
lar of Oct- an aged ram with peva cit' one ear.
and • bet tail. The °wiser ►s requested to
prorh property pay chive.* and take It away.
Henry Kelton. lot lir cue 10. lake Shure read,
Colborne township. 30.41
' 11COTICE IS HEREBY AIVEN
that as 1 am retiring from the deur id
feed bonne.. to Oederic• to take
the Asheen rosraad taw mi.l, all aOcewW
dueine mart be settled by the 15th of Noy.
nest, hy cash or note. at the East M. :bar
and Feed Store.
27 31 A. E. CL' LLIS.
TEACHER WANTED.
M.lc teacher holding - :nil class certificate
wanted for 8. N. No. 1. Ashfeid. Apply,
stating salary. kc.. to
THOS. HAW KINS.
See'y school Roard.
T-31 Port A Iberr, Olt.
THE HURON norm,.
Tbb well-known and popular hotel ha been
refined and enlarged during the past 'teasun.
and is now emend to none in quality of .e-
enmirto•latlon for the iraieding pnblio. Good
accommodation (or transient guests.
WM. CRAIG.
stymie. Ooderieh.Ont. Proprietor.
Loans ant) insurance.
N. LEA i8. Barrister, Proctor in
J. Maritime Court ; M.ney to Loan at R
per cent., prude funds. - .Straight loan. in-
terest yearly. ('sus tory moderate. For
particulars call personally or write. 21
C SEAUER,
FIRST mi. -1810x meta.
Co.veyanRcl r, Insurance. Estate mad General
-- -- - Mone t Lend mitten's'.
(Ma(.
CAMPION, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, Notary Pabfc, e t
(Mine -Over Jordan'. Drug Stare, the room
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. 22!
C. BATS, SOLICITOR, o
R, 0Ooe, career at square wad W.
smart. ()odrrleh, over telegraph saes. Pri-
vate rands to load at per mit, OM-
I
I 1 ARROW & PROL'DFOOT, BAR
BIITPRRS Ator■.y , Benetton.
Oodericb J. T. Garrow, W. Preadft• 17
(IAMERON, HJLT & CAMERON,
Rarresters, Solicitors 1a Re.
3oderlch. M. C. C
G. CMmenes. (. C jq •b Q.C.; P. Mt. M.17S1-
3tteeical.
I )ltti RHANNOlf a 4HANNON
office
at '. libeeetp0
Q. fact rr 4 .asheers.t Ito.
ga . A1IIttM. i. 1711R nowt.
A musements.
G'f ODEEWH MECHANICS'
TUTS LIBRARY AND RSADix
stairs
800M,
4)0 , tier. et Date stems sed Square fmt
()pee ham 1 Is • p.m.. ma hen 7 to N p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LiBRARY
irwdi5q Deily, Weekly sad IAw,bwted
ropers, Nass, toe. , ea FILL
RiP 1'1Csn. ORLY I.sR
graining tree arm Library asd
Reese
Apollonian IM sasmbw..iap reserved tis
Librarian, la r'eawt..
d M A 16)()111190x, os0. 'wring19etary
ender4eh, Presided. Alit. RA
o u .ow Rte'. and
armeri Notes INsoosatM.
Orrick -Next to Conseil* Furniture
2
F J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFB, FiRS AND ACCIDENT IN-
WR.4NeK AGENT,
Representing North British t Mercantile
Liverpool. !Ainslie' Glebe; Norwich Unica:North American Lite• sad Ao,Ideat le.tw-
anee of North Amerlea.
Lowest fors. Leasee riveted p owtptly
Mosey to Lose on Perm sod Tows Protserty
Co.r*yanclnw dose. Property Valued, Mc'
0 s'e--Cor. North•N. esti Square.7().4rrleh'
$900,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To lent em farm and town property, at low
OW Interne. Mortgages pereh...d. )►o nom
m.an0n charred agents for the Trate and Lem
Company of Canada, the Canada Deeded
Credit Cownpmay, the Landon Loan Compass'
of Canada. ttrterest. ♦ 14 and 7 per tent.
dayY., if R.title sstl,8exnrweoau . money tney la
taeIonn
xW
HAYMOW t JOHNSTON,
arraoss ,ec. Ooderialls
liblats'emallapil
TO LOAN. APPLY TO
Sour tCAMAItWN ON
rim
M- ONET TO LEND. --A LARD,'
Iooww ttg et11gggg5N v! for by
toelARRGwtP D A
R. ampouFSE,
oRkXRAI. IIISQRANCg,
REAL ESTATE Air.
MONET LOAMiNA AGENT
' ffryt-*livor c
ar .rear M l.cad ~tea , iss.s, .5 1
sweet rate of interest deb Easy., a tis
salt 111• d&eel' from E °As=- e■ ..yR,wgay t.
W1:40s .s Ou4srls►. fEtitst re
For Salc or to Let.
L 1 Ot SB FOR SALE -THAT 'COM-
IVKTAaI.I: deciliter houne, 'hosted
on the corner of t'ulbon.e sad N atertoa..L
The house is coilsen:a•tly torsoed within a
*hurt dbtance of the bonne** part of Use
egoism, ar,d it a mom desirable property. bee
partu:ulers apply on premises, or address
MRS. MOltT'ON
!• 2t nen ig. tleaseich P.O.
FARM FOR SALE.-CONTAiNIN0
ab. -art le scree, 1* the towaskip
Ash -
Mid, county of Mures -
r -os- endeared. A paid
frame hoe and frame bare esu the preen=
being Lot W. I :4. Lake usage. Apply by
letter, or p+.onaNy art
1J/4t D. J. IIc0 wAN.
premises.
b-
LARM FOR BALE.-lu the tewe-
atop of Ashfield. Lake Range, east band
Let 24. cuntainiag Re acres ; l8• older can
%•lion. wall feared. 'toed heddiagm, 01570..
lent to school wad cherubim ; Sauna/on 'a-
rm witting half -a wade. Apply ors premises
Or 10
S at JOHN Ira t;0Rt0Stated p O.
FOR SALE.
--
That property, shoat 32M eerus,..d about •
quarter mile nom tate railway entice at
Clinton, with two story lamas home, orhard,
eart'eo, barna, side otthe river
trees..... kt uooaw..
ed on one side by the : i ver BSalyyteujrd
to that formerly occupied by Murray,
Part of Int 19 o the B.) field road ; good clay
loam. high sad dry.
Alan the boom eat tad•, two acme.
hounded easterly hr .unset•, la Cllato& W►
ll *erupted by 31r gaol two (story with •o
tffe. mellars stn !e., aid (storyweed orchard
Will be acid at sact4os a Thurday. SM
November. .1 t p.m., at the Waverley I1sse,
(11•i05, where • pima ass mow be nes. The
owner is willow to sell mow by private eat
tract. Time wires lar part pavans. intim
Milo a any oak that my have been wade
of say part Woes afrau... sod ether puttee
Iso cmc be had peetsa...ldper by doper to
27 -td XTs IQueeal H1 Noted. Tenet&
L"ARM. EiGHTY ACRES. (!seventy
l' cleared'. besatitully situated as HMS 11
-
land Kiser. Iola t,i sad 74. Maltland uoseerie-
Moe Oude:ich leasable. tee wailite ad a
half from Clinton. lint load for general
family:, well watered. buildntgs is
pair. Posesesios by Rio October. E TTeenae
W M N
Wine •t tee Mary - M, Termite.
wiPU RENT. -From October Mat , •
' good cellese ar. hart and the
Is
first-class 1 epair, .ad half an . re of imedea
i1 desired.
21-U M. NICHOLSON.
FARM FOR SALE
The understand .rill saerior'yll
wtart very cleanable foo. origati.' t
easterly 1 e acre, of Block "Y," :n Ilya 710.'...
ceesien of the Township of Colbornethe
Count a Huron. T ,- in his fates he item
te
ed 4(` mile. Doe(eoderich 1t{
aid - hewn ('arbo.r, ea the Mals aimed
Road. There te • Roves almost MM. by
frame home, l
nooms; a Large 1 X. notalsimg
abed. 42 by 14.attae hed. sed o .42with chis
orchards in the township. ftlewat the
d by
a sereefsding *print creek and • good wrLL
There la lin1141 eree wasterared lands free from
k M ria the
place. Good school within M rends of the
noure
WUI be told /m reasonable tens.
For tenement' further particulars apply to
JNO. BRR('k .0rpprrggltNilt
or JOSEPH MCKKOW N. Ooderbh
0 es the weeding.
L iRST CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
1 LOT mit BALI ON ST. PATRICK fen.
About two minutes walk frac the Square.
Two eerie, Mgt.. brick addition la the res:
luno: se kiiww8h,, building covered with state.
3.•In %MIldlnit has 3 tergp Moine oe first Art
0p..tale there are 3 large enema. 1a the rear
.441, ca there ere kitchen. panty, washrome.
1'p tsitw orb room and bathroom Also pod
cel:sr. Apply tone undermined. who wen
give all ■mosaary to derreat len.
set DANIRL GORDON.
vALUABLE FARM FOR SALE;--
That valuable property knows as let 1*
mamma,' con., Gannett township. within ore
mile of omicron. Om Oa tarot are o 1or
orches good frame home and kitchen, wftR
'tone cellar, and frame bare and stuMes: aim.
pesoo, - jt 7Nl wotered. leer 1are
prer0aanm y yto
Ono McEss es the pem .
toxo 3113
FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
r0R SALL-totiA, In Maitland Ora
(Whores. Marro* • very Sae fans. Prk'.
Log ILI f In gat Dot. 8. D. Aa8Aold,
Klekid it g, LOU 43 441a ahem (1.,
very J 100 seri. grill *old
ery chesp.lmts 14 masa W l of 17. In t he gib
eon. Waweeesi , ice acres of excellent land in
rine block. Price Meek Lot 71.M. iemealPi
Soupy. Town o1f Goderlrb. Pelee only • e.
Let tett sews of Onderlett o5 Light Home
with brick home and Mab*. Price
Toro dod
Oert.'h, nearly Itt8 .f an sore 00
neve block wilh►s the best
ows part own. Prfce o51y 3000 T8. aha pr ep:.
t4.. 8111 be told ea eM7 (eras M payme.rt
Apply to
N.B.-Romeo to teed a ver 4 . Onoes. 30
veer low :rtes, M -
FOR BALL
West halt 04 Moe tet Arthur Street, with
mean
item herr*. thereon.l °door Hi. 10. 114, 346, Klee
*reef. gt. Ardrews Weed.
.-ni net of Heine and Britannia Ceded,
Frawae 11 ,tory hems en heals Purrs, 4.0
and half hind.
t(eeevl lots t, Rr sd'e Seng, speedo awe
Maw Omlm,4s. f vac : 0le,x
•t a
Nee
_ Aq t,he above as. I ow RAtit .
w. f DATi$O7r a JORNSTFON
•
__ ductloneenn9.
JOHN KNO1L UENIMAL AUO
• TIONRIR as
d Lead Talcmoe, G,.4py44
thin Ravin bad eemidatsb4s enp.rtewtet N
t **mien_Ingtrade. 8. le b . pnaltisw
rohwvpe er s/wd 'etellateetien -
A
Rennet Xellealeste 4 deter mot y _ Mel Order aD eras
•sd twtiwby {e air
saisd 1
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