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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-3-14, Page 41'Te°was' 2 Tut ithithil Fit AY, MAB. 14. 4Q.. CANADIAN BANK OF COMy NICE IZTasu. 0 1.117. MCAD OFFIOr. TORONTO. •ANIVAL (PAIR SP) SIM MANE RN,LYR SSW, 8 L MALXkR, QgMewAL MyAtlsa ss oeo„isN. OODERICM BRANCH. A r I1kM. Minted Busse. Tm*.is tcy=a FAwlaltf NOM DNOou.ngo. DaAFTs MUM PATANILg AT At, Fame les QMAo*, AND i11t Pm1a.l*L OM'S NI Tilt Uts1TED STATUS. SAT SINTA11. FOAMOs, SUM' SIA, M 1111111111111111 SYR DEPARTMENT. DSFOINTe OF 81.00 AMD UPWARDS wtOSIWO, AND C1MatNr Nara. Or INTIM= &unser AMID TO T51t Fw1MONAL AT TONE IRM0 OF MAT AVM efts r M [A.Vt .were Sped.' A"...le. glints ID /M ..M..N.....eremme eis1 Pals,.. and Fonder.• Self. NN... R. R W I LLiAMs, Waxman. tie furan ,f ignal n EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. 417 177 OMAN ratwTta• orwres : NORTH - STREW. GODERICH- It 1e a wideawske tooaltaewweoppapMvr devoted aid th to erosaty news e dkasemlaatiom of use. 121 turreted/a. RAT= Sr .[1CRIPTNI U. • Tear ; 711", ter Ni40a tor mantas ; 4for Usmwths. It the so moa Is ad ie ulnae"' ubeeripti.s will be at the tate et'R OS s yew. A0V 11Ilsslg�gi�0 RATIN ea1sr b1 &needs.. t► assn pear Bin. neigm •th htlntiw. Measured by Lead mdse. la seeDerlel type ib per hoe. Lead notices in ordinary roadie, type lc pe word- 11s.bem tends of di 11nes and nadir M per 7e er. Advertisements of Leot, Foetid. Strayed. Plts•tis.s Vast. Situation Wanted and desinses Chances Wanted not exceeding f I Lass.Op.T1el pm 1 per ost6. ROOM es Bale and Parma exceed II Been l for Ar nab. � perea sub- sequent mmsth. Larger adios in proportion. Jany _M1MSW notice. the object of which is to emagepeosaiery baseof any t.tdi- ead eb to b+� in as d lt vertieemeat *erg terms will is ..0 tans be strictly •d- Specl.l rates for larger s 1. or adverreemethe for extended pertod., made &news at the ogles of periemio .. JOBBING DEPARTMENT. WJebI.g OAoe is carried eide tb. sediasry newspaper rgest c v week b ttrsoderythiser la the � bed a ea the less from aa pouter to • 7ktltug card. .41 loss must be addreesed to 0. laee:Ihltlll MT, EditorOt Tess gusset Telephene Cal. No. 10. Oedrtch Ont. HURON SIGNAL. _ FRIDAY, MAR. 14, 1890. -- Tug editor of oor local let hie readers know last week that he ween t an Irishman. If there is an Irishman in the section that regrets the fact, we want to hear from hits. Don't all speak at once. A7 a late hour a prea.ore of ervertis- ing came upon our columns, and the re- st& is that a large quantity of interest- ing rending matter is usavoidably crowd- ed out. We 11 bare to enlarge Tea MI4FAL, it .eema THE coroner's jury in the Boswell murder case at Princeton on Saturday Nat brought is a verdict of wilful mur- der against J. Rex. Burchell. Caroline Harebell. his wife, was also indicted as an accessory after the fact. Their trial will probably not come on uutil the fall anis*. Tics are rumors of change* in the t of the Toronto Globe. It is stated that Mr John Cameron will resign the position of managing editor, and re- turn to Loudon to take charge of the Adrert ser, and that Mr C. W. Taylor aill &eeome the t, with Mr Molyneaut St. John. as editor in -chief. Tar Princeton murder is creating great excitement in England, and to read extracts from the English papers one would think Canadians were respon- sible for the murder. They seem to loss sight of tbe fact that the taking off of young Banwell cannot be attributed to any bloodtbintynee on the pert of d Canadians, but that the evidence pointe d beyond question to the °fact that as Englishman is the mnrder.r, and that d the crime was ooncocted in England. hoe thing is sore, and that is that o One life is safer in Canada than in England. and without taking Whitechapel as the criterion. either. Tee peculiar ways of Charlie Rlkert W. H- FARMERS' INSTITUTE unease es the s.Ilma ae n. Th. West Huron Fannin' Iewit.te held its meeting at Duagannon Thenda , Mar. &h. Mr John Kernighaa, the president, occupied the chair. and addressed the meeting in bis anal able manner. There were present about 4at 0 of the moin tpiligent farmers of the Rid's., besides • number of the proaineot business sen of the plane. A long and interesting discussion took plataon the action of the o Ooperneat in precsrisg 2 rowed barley seed for the fanners. At the closeof this discussion it was move] by John Lioklater, seconded by 11. Morris, that the thanks of this Tn titute be tendered the f se for its action in procuring the ed bar- ley, bat that the prim is *ZOOM we and should be $2.00 per bag Instead of $4 00. Canned. Mr John Hannah now took the plat- form and I the creamery ques- tion, speaking for an hour or more. Mr Hannah was plied with questions from all parts of the meeting and • profitable discussion followed. Mr Hannah believes that all the erwm should be heads to neeinside of 24 hoard from time of setting, and to scnomplish this the water shooed be changed 2 hours after setting. as it becomes warm by oostect with the milk mos. The question as to which would be the more pn.fitable • cheese factory or a creamery, was asked by Mr Wilson and wasens wend by the statement that it would take about 100 Ib. of milk to mak 10 lbs of cheese and Ike same quantity would make about 4 Ib. of butter. From the 10 Ib. of cheese we would realise (after deducting for manufacture) shoo 70 cis , and front the butter -4 lke a 16 eta. -64 ate , leaving a b•Lsce of 6 cte. in favor of the cheese; but this bale ante of 6 cIa. per 100 Ib. of milk would be set off by the skim milk from the creamery system on the farm to feed the calves, thereby riving the farmer a chance to raise his stock u wet as make mosey by the creamery.Mr A. McD. Allan gave a very able address on the selection of fruit trees, how to plant proper prune, and bow to pre- pare the soil for the orchard, the prop time to gather the fruit end how to pack and ship. To be successful the orchard must be thoroughly underdraioed, kept cultivated and well immured ; the ashes front the house should be all pot on the orchard, as the fruit tree requiems great deal of potash. Mr john Kernighan, prestdest, ad- dressed the meeting on "The Farmer's Position," which was listened to with greet intent, and a motion was made by Mr H. Morris and carried ly that tbe president's speech be pub- lished in the local papers. Moved by Harry Morns that a depu- tation be sent from this Institute ti meet with the delegates from the South and East Hiding Institutes, to Interview the County Council with record to the grant of $26.00 which they ere endeavor- ing to withhold. Carried. Mr H. Morris was appointed the dele- gate of this Institute to meet with the delegates of the Routh and East Ridtrg inetitate., and lay the matter before the C,.nsil at its June meeting. Moved by Henry Moms and carried, that • vote of thanks be given to Nr John Hannah, Mr A. McD. Allan and also to Mr Jaa Horton and daughter for their assistance .t this meeting. eyeing° 111116110N. pignier.,OF EWE t m AM CORONER* AIRY AGAINST PU CIttLL Mend t�ntjD11. w er Memiss lots • fay >othiWr-sl.Wwao•-'it` tm- aem olid% s.pdwes.. Mian ISMdi the wN.-tif...Name. elsen en fay wrier..& a. ati..-+n. c•••io1 awe ln�a asemm i -on Res+er M �gw Aaast r. c. rnorwau. &stem death.) r To.owro, March A -Ian eat I. tBen at well tragedy is not coedited to Canada one, W In the United States O. career at Borchelt, the bogusEnglish Lord, is exciting wide - T spread interest. e leading American papers have mads the mtader the subject of two and three edema articles daily ever dthe e event wee discovered. In Eagl on too, the murder is e of the topiesof the dayn and the paten theare giving unusual at. tendon to the sequoias at events that led up to W t murder. The farther e caw is in- vestigated lgated themore damnable does tt become. Each new fact confirms the theory that the , RAOlured to this country from his home in Cheltenham, Eng., by a most caswu mate scoundrel known as Burchell or "Lord" Monism& and whom arrived here, was e taken to the toaly murdered ▪ near Princeton and murded in cold blood, and all for the sake of a few hundred pounds! The idea of murdering his vktim w een to have been is Burt -bell's mind before the party Nailed for this country. A short history of the case is as follows: On Feb. S. s party of 4 Nailed from Liverpool on the Brit- annic for New York. The party consisted of Douglas R PeUey, Fred. C. Beawell, T. It. Burchell and Mrs. Harebell How they came . together and what object they had in view may be gathered from the story told by • Polly before the i examination at Niagara Falls. Tetley said in effect: "I saw an .tock • tin the London Stand- ard, about • .tk farm in America. The party advertising was Burrball. who vented t • manager for the farm. 1 comaunkcated, t and extend into an agreement with him Under that agreement i paid him £170. Inee nes return I wto have ?-'� per t of all mien, and get my expenses. Burtbell repre- sented eproseated he had a large and magnificent stock farm near Niagara Falls, which was supplied with bothelectric light and gas deo eo mid be had a farm at Woodstock. Just to - fore sailing 1 was introduced to Nowell, by the primmer. Boated' told me 1r was going to America as a partner of Burchell'. in the hone business, at which I was .onwwbat ay Surprised. We arrived in New York on Fri - d , Feb. 14.0 and went to the Metmpol- tan Hotel On Saturday night we left New York, and arrived in Buffalo to Sunday noon, on Sunday night we talked about the - bet plans for the next day (Moodayl. Aur .bell said be would go over to the farm at Niagara Falb sok see how things were and surprise the employes. It was finally derid. ed that the prisoner and Batmen would take a train leaving Buffalo at 6 o'clock th lock in e morning and come to the Falb and make for our reception: that Mrs Burehefl and 1 would remainbehind. and At the evening session the chair was occupied by Mr Chas. Girvin, er., who made a neat addrwr, and presided over the following program :-- Mr Jas. Horton, song, "Man Behind the Plow ;" Mr Harry Morrie, reacting, 'The Tramp's Story ;' Mr John Han nah, address, "Farm Butter Making Mr Jas. Horton, k by his * tighter on the or gin, song, Mr, Foggarty's Cake A. McD. Allan, ed- ema, 'Making Home Attractive ;" Mr Horton sad daughter, i &t et ; Mr John Kernyfban, address ; Mr Horton and daughter, violin and wan dost. On motion of Mr Morris, seconded by H Girvin, the mating iaftr urging theroe 'National Anthem") adiosd to meet again in L , in June, the date to be fixed by the Prseident and Seere- bery. C. J. & NArrat., Suety. the sweet-eoented member for Lincoln, are beim, ventilated on the floor of Perlis - merit. That he used his position as • member of Parlismemt and s supporter of the Tory Oovernseertt to feather his own seat cannot be disputed, and the only thing to be wondered at is what ' clam of people the majority of the elect - en of Lincoln inn be when they send such s depraved •pegimes of the genes p- litioi•s to re4.wst than. And this isn't by any tteesas the let time that Rykri's shady tr.smetione have bees exposed le the halls ei Ns eonntry. &r Ri0Oasd a.rtweigt, who 1.ftiate4 tbe- itmposere of the member for Llneolw, &Nieves the tlm b of the entire Dore for kis efforts M t►e Hneee of Ste please. of ee da re- p.'gv hi--- f f M 0sg ns LEMBO RN. From our own • Site HCR&, SI rPPeatrroo.-A few weeks ago as item appeared in Twt Mtn - :met eaying that Capt. A. Bogie had early Iambs --the first for the season of 1890 -and was tieing the beet sere of ' them for the Easter market. Mr H. Cliobolm has Iambs as early, too, and is taking the same ears of hie as the Cap- tain, end wagers they will outweigh the Captain's by 26 Ib* a head at Eater tide. Wager to b. $100,909 00. Mss. Norma and H. A Horton are Visiting relatives is Hallett this week. Several of 1. O. G. T., No. 213, et- iasdiel the messing of the lodge meet- ly organized •t Port Albert u. Monday eight of this week. Two .ere edditanee were made to its .ter1„saip. The elbegter of the sew lodge Merin its nam bow tis T. of t WO on.lodge'a req of the I. O. A. stari that Harebell would take Benwell and leave him with Macdonald ,the overseer of the taro., and then would telegraph as to coats along. "Next morning Monday. Feb. 171 the pri- soner r .soner came down to ere it Hanwell was up I hear.) them spraking outside the room He said he had put on a difTereut suit of clothing: was deemed for 1 . Tim? .carted off Monday morning about ei oci.•k. About 9 o'clock 1 went down to tbe n.om which Mr. and Mrs Buri -bel occupied and asked Mn Burchell if she was ready for breakfast She said 'Yee, in a minute.' W. had breakfast together and went for• walk, Mrs Burchell buying some goods 1n • store -come littleknicknacka" t a. Dr RcRieL. "A telegram arrived at that evening from lin r- ebel!. The content. were that he would r.Wra that night bat we would have to 'land the night he Buffalo. Whsn he returned lien writ awe not with him and 1 aekd him where be had left Penw.U. He saki 4. took Benwell to Macdonald .end Bowmen did sot like the place nor the people and did not care to as- sociate with such people and that Hanwell bad not eaten anything alt day. He 'aid be gave him 'nate addressee of people up the cueetry and had rotBoswell off to sen them phn'es to ten if he liked than bens.. He deo said that Brewed would likely go to Hellmnth at Londoe whom he had stet on the Metamer "Mira I sired him whet he hwtl been doing 'aa day he mid he bad hese lett ealing nothings armed the farm He sail Mankxial,l had rented tete bow, to some 1 illy sail they had R la • bee.tly state anti tire N wand 4. bettor for is M remain In the town Magas UMW for a Una. Mrs Hareha8 dining th0'day honked into the stare wWnws and nesarbd they woad wan paper for the Yews. at the Valhi Next waning we arranged to go to the Fella We all want dews to the depot at 10 o'clock aril ether haat the primmer atggeat- od ties n1S flu til to the Falb, stinks we dos waling op NO And ear trec& then branch. keg eR to,attar s . 4. reed pedng • mill of some Med, theft renttag theeppir deeper dem bridge walked awes to t4. (beadle side ep to the Mohler' Central depth. tome dowel to Clhtlas k ova eelggrdbd by the Wester that IRAs D....J a..M pm .p e, the 11M/erW Hotel hoe and re etls mad er • aollendaribseeatthatelatrifai • test ski no lege teMi+► t.lwbti vale hews. Mia we dig and mend bear& We mess to Hoe 1linprid Bend and W meal= Ir. end lfa ienlpdil Aar tea we west racer e. Ns Nein roe s4. Anacker. Me, IMI ewenMlIl /beard'-, j-, Weise Nish M he IeaparW Semi. gat Mie itnrabelt art went he Bra Nrlwi.'a We •nerd le have dM --Nese d t . p illy,krehaibeg Dmwere mat Nee neat morning tow Mien dept I We bed as the besiege mesiad by the sr tarn' dime .& badsod the to e keen."Wewash Lost abash listener' r eoearieaallj Ghost somewhere. De tion ISM me before ousting ben Net ha bed awe jasloi>st bag., Ilea ITt and 51* sal ties Eden woad he S11, anal said it was air lorry r base 1 . same bee in thin es••try everywhere, hoe we lowed abet ul wr ear ken number. 'Oe 1r.das d the week whin out wea- rs I said tip flap tome did not seem as - they ball been asp reefed b ktm Ma iltlwed . nd had I Wows N 1 woad sot Math neem os4. I war esgteioer about bow were Ateaft& which caused see to make Othr► mark, sed he said he expected some stoney seem trees Illosithnd d t.0 mktg. Whoa I tpokeverything oto Mao as 'Oh, well, that yea can pieces yawn.' shout staying.' Afterward, on the same day we www slang the river bank for • walk. We mane scram a stairway roar the tails. Ho mid: 'Let w go down here.' We want part way down and nest a men cashes up having the appearance at bslongleg to the plata I soggem .d diet we f how the man op and we did. 'Os Wednesday the prisoner went to Buff- alo to *mahout some essemge faiming to be from Banwell and 1 went to Bt. Catharines re ea8 os a trilled named Mra Johanna Chore* I found no one thorn, bit my card and returned to the Falb. 1 toned Mr. sad Mra Burebell bad arrived and that the dark at the 8t afford had tad them that Mr. Ben. welts menage wee to sand all heavy luggage tote Fitt8-ay.nu. Hotel, New Yark. "Lest Friday morning the prisoner went oat alone, 1 r.mesising at the hoose Shortly steirw mea. Borchelt returned and said, 'What do yeas dusk I have assn in the paper in 000aection with that m found murdered at Prfedtoat They have touted actor -am marked F. C. Bomw.O,' I mid, 'Son 40s% mean to tell me sof He mid, 'Yea' Ar - remanent' ware made for IM. and Mn. Bar- ehell to go to Prisoner, and sae to tate Fitt - avenue Hotel, New York. He lett on the 2,•4 p. m train for Paris, i on the ttp. m. trills for New York. I went to the Ftttir0a� Hotel, found no trace, returned men Rris and went to the boas* and fated • akin inside." T 115 PER CENT. OFF 1 -res-- T WO WIIHD, 1' Lert,ntltae. 1111Baas, ppy��� 111•Wta. t�aottt� -some. said All Heavy Winter Goods J. A. REIO & BRO. For Salts er to tet. FOR SALE, - A NEW FRAME Hoare with ene-eigbtb et as sere of had, .tinted es Rha. P•ttiek street. For tenth apply to FRED. W. JOHNSTON. 17 les FARM WANTED. -FOR A CLIENT, • farm of 100 acres or las& situated near the Hwa .f Ooderlob. Aryl to R. C. ilAY8 alt roped., ll &.oder1c4. RENT. -TWO HOU8E8 ON t4tanley-st. use block trees the 8gs.re. Foralso appy to t1 JIBS F. SMEETH. HOUSE FOR BALE. -Twelling HAT COM re t8. r.rn PORTABLE et C.1 sad Waterbed - The bow b osevesaatly located width' 8shqe�et d�btas.* of the businessrable Apart of tI Perttenlars�ipply on pprbe soot enmises. or address F MRtt. MORTON. 44-11 Box f1. Ooderteh P.O. Dentistry. M NICHOLSON, LD. B. Meath dor halt,.. DENT Ili ra0Mill Odes,'W* 1.. DR. IL RICHARDSON, LD.B, SURGEON DENTIST. Gas sad 1118.00 Air destabtered kr PIAAkemmisestskylit .•e•• viima Speck' Moe-UpGrand Opera Howse Bork. Earthen ea wast -.a- Oed.rtab. !W -1v it.nbel Loans ane insurance. a 11. LEWIS. Barrister, Prootor in r r . llarWsee �n - Maser to leas at y Outs, leas.la- (steeds. StiWt lean, pertli erall personally or s verymwrit.. erat& 21 C. BALMIER, CLERE PI88T DIVISION COURT, C Ia.ureace, rade aad tiaaeral Oen[ M l�rttsre' Notes Di.ouest.& Cost. Oerics-elext se Ceenell's Furniture Store, • F J. T. NAFTEL, t LIPS, FIRE AND ACC 1WENT LV- SCRA SCE 4E110' T, RgtesomWg North &stab k Meroaatfe Liverpod Leaden & Globe; Norwich Vales ; North America. Uis ; art Acciiest laser - saw al North America. Lowest Rates. Lawes nettled}ssseptly Money to Loss es Farm and Tows F...... t y (asveyaacing desa Property valued, etc. 010. Our. ilor het. sad Square,7Go`.ricl, FARMS FOR SALE. i have • number of farms air sale is dtdten eat pans .1 Oater1s. Upon atomism farms were never no cheap In tbie province as at the present time. and K yea weal • twat 1 wood are Waited to her new. 11 year eats i na wed you • farm on a stall cash peymest,glvtaw yew pasty cd time to pay to thNames eel�y ulz• iONOrats eet nemesia most ' 11 yea have Imam .d est t require melt i ma give Ten ee.eod value Nor yew money as you cYt� gse�tt elsewhere. 1 will 1read you 4esariatie.• of !at me f for sale a any_ ioodity on beerier from you. JOHN J. PATON SI nal,»t Ktt ger. east. Threats. FARM FOR SALE, lead .C.Cagll. It is clear from it that the prisoner and Boswell aft Buffalo at 6 o'clock on Monday . &Renting. The prisoner's story to Palley is 1000 he (Bluebell) peered the day at litigant Falls and that Benwell went westward to - wardn London. There is ample evidence however to establish the fact that Burchell wee at Eastwood, and near where the mur dervd man was found on the same Monday. Brakeman Oen. Hay knew the pAmser when he lived .t Wo od.tcet in Mb He Naw him get on the train at Eastwood. Tbe train was going east and lett Eastwood at 3.40 in the afternoon Harebell west right through from Eastwood to the Fab, reaching then • little after 7 p.m. Win. H. Poole was the onadsefor on the train that left the Falb Monday morning. Two young men got off his train at Nast- wood- His derriptiun of them tallies with Beircbdl and IlenwelL Several other people saw a pram that answers to the deeerip tion of Borchelt in the vtrinity of Princeton The evidence is quite cote elusive 1bet Harebell went on to Eastwood with Be.weU, so that it looked if the author- ities have secured th. culprit Mn Harebell is stili under arrest bat no endear* has as, yet been adduced to connect her with the murder although she undoubtedly karst of her busbsMdl deceit Further startling evidence' has been un- earthed against BurebeU. Mis Alla Fallon, formerly of Woodstock. tells a story which If cornet will show that she was the last person Madge hie murderer who saw lfeowell alive. &t . was not called at the Ingle.* but to a reporter she mid:- 'Kin Monday Fab. 17 two men pawed our hose in the direction of the swamp, which Is but a short distance away. I remember that it was Monday at account of the fact that a ball was held in PrimetAm on that day. I made he remark that they were doubtless two young duds going down to the ball. 0.. of them walked in front. He was somewhat taller than his companion and of .lighter build. He wore • long grey overrved with a cape on it. His companion, who walked behind, wore w hat I took to be a dark pee jacket." She knows Somerset well bort hesitated mora when asked if she could identify the mos who walked behind as Mr. Somerset; .he would not like to swear that it was Saner stet; bot was satisfied in her non mind fiat it was him. Tun iwly one bona, behind Miss Faders and tae' swamp where the murder took place, so that in .J1 human probability she wee the last person win sew Beawell alive, with the exoeptkin of his roll -hearted murderer. Being asked at what Unmet' day eine saw the two men, the replied that des was linable to say exactly. but knew It was shortly after dinner and probably about 1 dirk. This would harmonika.. witb the tor kinin ny already produced. The Importance of this Infnrma•ino win r.aetiIy be seen. It is directly in the line at Inds *nation already received nod s.eme misty to ion among the bet links of the char Tho Wardle! March 10. -A t :n p. in. riaturdty night the .erne., jury which bad bran in enwian allasfter.00n returned this verdict "That ah. a Id Pre brick Cornelius Bee - well came to its defib by two pistol shoe, Med Into Ids bard trove behind . one et r tear the nape of by reek and another • little behind and ahem the aft err, Other of which was sufficient to caste death "And your jurors hay • name to helirn diet mkt .twits were fined by tie haled Of Reynold Harebell, alias ton a ed, with the deliberate puepse of wilfully and fel-.ier h erneemfttlag minder, on cr abet Fib 11', i10* "An 1 we are of npiniwn that Florence gas, aWl. wife of the said Reined Ea war m semaery le the mthe alter e met° The lading seamed behemoths Hep some ler el Ind ssse.Msd a awed w ?O.t. Ra11 dads. w dkrn..t The - I will offer for sale tbe ked lowing vary desirable farm. ootio1.or et t►r easterly 170 scree of Block '-1 " la the 7h eon io ceark of the Town.bl of Colborne, In the County of Hulme. 711 farm is sitar rod ti mile. from Oderob, and l mike train Carlow• an the Halo lined d Road. There is a good frame house. !i- magers. }•lager& 'almost new, re by 1M ceetainf rooms a large barn, 10 by 17, with cattle sbrd. 42 by 14, attached. and one el the finest orchards in the township. It Is watered by • never -failing spring creek end a rood del` About IDescres ck'ared and tree from stamps. There is no waste land of an kind on the place. Goal school within SO rode of the boos.. W ill be sold on reasonable terms. Yoe terms sad further particulars appty to JNO. BP.BA'KENRIES; E. Proprietor. Ooderich. or JOSEPH Meg SOWN. O on the ptemfees. FIRS'. -CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON 8T. PATRIC C tar. -About two ?Mentes walk from the Square. Two stories high. brick addition is the rear li stories 41ak building covered with slate. 1n building has 3Iarge rooms os .tet Ant. upstairs there are 5 large moms. la the rear addition there are kitchen. ,5517;- washroom. Upstairs. girls room and bathroom, Also stood ceder. Apply to the 1. who will give all neosssaq ia1ormatkoa. &tL DANIEL GORDON. FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SAL& -Led 13. Is Ma111•.4 Cos Colborne, 111 •eree-a ver; Ane Ifarm- Prion *MOO. Lot E.I t in let cop. 8, D. Ashasid• 10 acre. price tqM, Lots 43 and tt In let los. K Inloes.Brnc. Count 100 none. Will be sold very cbeep.Lota 15, Sand Wi of 17. in the Rh cos. Wawantah, 505 acres of emergent lad is one block. Price MeV Lot 71.Melar' the. fien1 f. Town tows aof Goderie& Pries e (lederrob, on Light Ro Lot e street. with brick bores and sth(S. Price only GIM. Lou 177, 11. 14115 sad pt. 1014 Town a Ooderlch, peony ill of an as.. 1s one Week within the bue na= part et the town. Price only fele. The above proper- ties will be Hold ea easy teems of payesset. Apply te C. PRAGER. Ooderlcb. N.B. -Mopey to lend at ven low rates. in FOR SALE. Weot half of lot 111. Arthur Street. with small brick cottage thereon. Button.. Lo7i,-1111, td, 144, 145. slide Street, St. Andrews Ward. 111. eau nee of Helve and Britannia Road. Trento gory bare on threat. reat, let sad halfSeveral lots IN Reed's Survey, opposite new Show Grouted.. via : Nos SA, 24. 15. y0. !s, ht. 55. N. M. All the above at LOW RATES. Apply to roeU DAVISON & JOHNSTON Administrator's Notice. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The creditors of Paapbas Irwin, late of the Township of Waterton. In the County of Hoorn. reom•s. deceewd. who died ea r about the Mid da of Jeawary, A. le lark and all ethers hating daises amenst ble estate are hereby sets ed ss soma by pet. pr.psld, or otherwise deliver to the udretemee, soli titers ter Thomas Aad,rssn, a�ifani.rstr of t he oasts sad a el the at 'heir odic* In til 1... el O in the County of Hoorn, es or WereM well day of April.A. D. 1100. their soma addresseeWom wt4.111 particulate m/ theirt'.1 that, ..moate and the ..ere of tbe dde I11 any l bend by them sed 1■ defaa71 there- of. and idanewdlinely ewer the said 5th day of Amil, A. D. Itthe tbe meets ofthe add Stephan irwta, &.Maned will be disinhibited aeeig the parties eatitted tbente, having t.gw ally M deism et whit* settee swan ss abseil requhed $200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS WTo lenten farm and tows property, u low est taurest. M ke m„ Mauna chaired agents far the Trost sad Lose CompaCo o lasabe the ],aadic credit Company. the Lo.dwLoan siir of Canada. Interest, 0, It sad 7 per coat. N. 8.- Borrowers amu 0454. mused to day, if title satisfactory. & JOHNSTON, 1571 Barristers !a. Oederlck 000 TO LOA!(. APPLY TO rick CAMKIWN MOI, r t CAIULItON; Gd M ',CONEY TO LEND. -A L A R O H 1 .00.51.1 Physa Feeds for invemmea at lowest rates ea eat -.lose Mortgagee Apply to OARROW & PROUD/OOT R. RADCLIFFE, GENERAL INSURANC'i, REAL ESTATE Ann MONEY LOANING AGENT =covey =]loos to Lend ��w� t Io.a.,wbd lower rate 01 interest g 1�ja fie' wat ay mit tie renewer. any w•T sroFFICs - Soma der fres &gear. Wer Street Ooderlcb. >R�tf Legal. C A M PION, BARRISTER, t' -Over O.'1 _, 'Notary Pr e t r tthe reaps formerly eoeaded M Joao* Dello. MIN ) C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, 1tc strei7eGOdr'd serer Square HadesWag Tate Fends u lead a 9 p t, �1M5. CIARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR kit RiSTERS Attonere, Solicitors, Ooderieh J. T. Darrow, VY. Prondfoot- 17 CAMKRON, HJLT & CAMERON, 3oderleb. IL eraC d( ,. O. (1aero.. C C. Rees. Q -C. P. rot. Y7i1- Amusements, Gl1ODERICH MECHANICS' INSf TTS LiBRARY AND RLADI 11, seer. el Let street d Squire OMs frees 1 to 41 p.m., and from 7 to Wpm ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY Leneiiwg hair., Weekly nod IUwebwbd Papers, l ceptsiwes, tc. , on File. MEMBERS)! IP nano.. ONLY .aISM, granting free use of Library and Rasdis• Hewn. App1!catlon for neerebrs►Ip resolved In Librarian. in rooms. & MALC•OMSON, 080. ST7VENS, President. Secretary Ooderich. Msreb 11th. SM. Auctioneerin9. TORN KgNgO�1 USNElAL AVO- ( Merttess hathe seethe >�'.- lecle lecheries eatrarted N anin Works\s ota I.'.0.. kp yrty 8808 Ceent. Ad this odic* having beet elven under the Societies. ..1 the roved Panne' of Oat.&{., l7• t IM eW ttdselstrrater w111 net he Her thorned omens or say part I to M paths se whale dant aotioeo have base reeemv.d et the thee of timet tab Oh 4•T of Marr CAMERON. HOLT & Obillhams Pel; the said dlM midel 10l 3Aeaical. PUREKA COUNCIL, NO 1Ml �p R& SHANNON & SHANNON, jl 4111" -- 1/. r_MNq 11 1 i! 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