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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1378,
WEST HURON
REFORI MEETINGS
MR. J. T. GARROW,
the Reform Candidate for West Huron.
bold meetings as follow from now to the
of the Campaign:
,OCHOOL HOUSE E. Wawa -
nab. 'Friday, May 23. at 7:30 p.m.
HEIdiRAY'E, Saturday. May 21. at 73D p.m.
HENMiLI.ER. Monday. May 36. at 770 p.m.
LONDEBBOR0►Tuesday. May 27. at 7:30p.m.
BLYTH. Wednesday. May a, at 8 p.m.
LEEBURN. Thursday, May 0. at 7:30 p.m.
AUBURN, Friday. May 30. at 730 p.ni.
HULllK2St'ILLE, Goderfch Township, Sat ur-
lay. May Stet. at 7 p.m.
PORT ALBERT, Monday, June and, at 710
p.m.
GODERICH. W edne.dar, June 1. at 1 p.m.
The Oppo.titamladidate is Invited to at-
tend.
will
end
OU1t TIOKET.
For PREMIER -HON. 0. M'WAT.
For Wrier Hullos -J. T. GARROW.
For EatiT Hl -ROY -T. GIBSON.
FOR SOUTH Hriw t -ARCH BISHOP.
(Al:lair{- TiIE MA V.
During the past week the progress of
Mr Gallium through the Riding in his
capacity of candidate has been of a must
satisfactory character. Everywhere he
halt been received with unbounded en-
thuaiaam by the electors of all shades of
politics, and on every hand proffers cf
assistance at the poll have been made to
him.
The meetings at every point have
been largely attended and at every gath- 1
ering the highest order of enthusiasm
has prevailed amongst the people, and
the most unbounded cootidence in the P
candidate of the Reform party has been c
manifested.
The fight goes bravely on. Old Huron e
is sound to the core, and after the .'6th h
of June will, as of tore, send a straight o
contingent to strengthen the hands of
Premier Mowar for the next four years. c
But let the people of West Huron not
be satisfied with keeping the majority at
any of its former figures. The highest •
notch yet attained in this Riding t
was about 400. This time the Reform
majority in West Huron ought to go at m
least 500, and even an additional 100 to
that would not be amiss. The cause of
intolerance, Bigotry and Prejudice ought
to be buried out of sight for ever and for
ever. th
Roll up the majority for the Peo- ti
pies Candidate-Gseeow is the Man.
m
R. S. WILLIAMS, MANAGER.
M EREI'ITH'S ('RIES F(iR 01'1ICE.
1876 -"•Extravagance of the MowAT
Admtnisttatio0 a. compared with that
Of SAIU'PI oto MAA troO•LD." "Dissi-
pation of the Surplus." "Ws want of-
fice.
• 1879 -"Extravagance, Ac." "Dissi-
pation of the Surplus." ••Tbe ('rooks
Act not in the Direction of T
"We want office.
1883 - "Eatravagaoc., Aa" "No
Surple. at all. ' '•MCWAr a Bigoted
Protestant." "Facts for the Irish Elec-
tors. "life trout efcr." d
1886 - "Extravagance, c." "No
Surplus." "The Row Bible.' "in-
fluence et the Hierarchy." "The
School -Book Monopoly?' "The Ter-
minal Annuities, " ifs mint ofri, e.
1890-" /14 trent office." "If you
cannot trust oar efforts at legislation, let
our appeals to race and creed intolerance
overcome your ecruplea" "We'll prom-
ise you anything if you give us office. •
(Ind ttt".t �rfi:•, f ,ee 100111 it
"No Surplus. "The RoesBibls�"
"School -Book Monopoly, R•., ka, its"
And . 1 of the ••Iii sof-tbe
Province of Ontario will be, as it has
been so many ttuiea before : C►uvan
MowAT i. the man for Ontario ; catch'
cries are of no avail against tried worth.
The Province is safe in the hands of its
old and faithful steward ; you can con-
tinue to howl and want office.
1' the past seven years, out of a con-
trollable expenditure of $21,;';,700, Mr
Meredith and his followers objected to
only $47,150-a trifle over two milia on
the dollar -and yet the Tory 'pouters
are claiming that Mowai'. Government
has been extravagant. What is an
opposition for if not to check reckless
expenditure if realms expenditure there
be
Oar cf the most laughable things io
the conduct of the present campaign in
the West Riding of Huron i* to hear Dr
House- condemning the "gerrymander-
og' of the county by the Local Govern-
ment. Why, Doctor, have you not
boasted that you were the father of the
resent Dominion gerrymander in this
ounty, and is it not a fact that your
rusty;sckknife has been recently sharp-
ned for the purpose of taking another
ack at the county boundaries for an-
ther Dominion gerrymander But,
hen. doctors rarely like their own coedi-
tor', you know.
D• t.l%:, the •o iet. of Reform in Ont.
rt -j, the Government baa returned to
be Province in the shape of Municipal
Loan Distribution, Railway Grants, nd-
inistration of Justice, Schools, Farm-
ers' Institutes. Asylums, Agricultural
ollege, &c., &c., over 633,000,000, If
Dir Mowar bad taken to hoarding op his
urplus, he would now hare bad over
)0.000,900. but the policy of returning
e funds so as to Ieseen municipal less-
on, and the ezpendtture of Provi.bcial
ooies for the este bl 'aliment of import-
ant Institut:ons necessary tc the develop-
ment of Ontario have greatly relieved the
taxpayer.
NOTwtrii.i tai •., the statements of
Mr Mow AT and his colleagues all these
years, and despite the fact that the
courts have decided the question that a
Roman Catholic is a supporter of the
Public School, unless he expressly ap-
plies tr' be put on as • Separate School
supporter. .1r Javka Mrre/wLL, one of
the Race and ('reed stompers, is r1III of
opinion that every Roman Catholic sup-
porter is p, , •o'i f ova a Separate School
supporter. Tbat's what he told the
electors at the (image Hall, Oooderich
township, Monday night. Will some-
body wake up this Rir VAN WIvice.
and read the Act to himl He wants
light on this question sadly.
Jig Mrern ru and the political speak
ars who talk his way contend that the
license c,nimispionen should be appoint-
ed by the counties' council, and not
by the License Department. They al-
lege that such a proeedure would take
the appointments outside the pale of
polities What a green lot they all are
Why, up here in Huron every app,nnt•
meat in the gift of the manly council i.,
decided by the political
the majority, and t'spectally is th the
twee when the Conservatives hp 1e the
Wake* nI pewee. Noe -p itt sP
of
Wa back would lWhy
eengthenhisha smile
yard wide if the subject were �ad.a
Timer is no Itykertiam in connection
with the administration of the t Ontario
timber limits.
De Holmes is of opinion t!.at it un t a
good thing for • G'overnmeot to be •
long time in power. Ile believes that it
is • good policy to change experienced
workers and place green hands at the
bellows, Does Dr Hnt.vr., think that
the old doctors should be shoved to one
side and the latest tires of the
mediaai college output placed in their
shoes 7 Or is this little conceit of Dr
Hotuas only • piece of sentimental gulf
warranted to do duty solely at the Local
election 7
Two Toronto empire will have to seal.
low a l.,t of ruhbiah,a ter the 5th of .lane.
if it is held responsible for the output of
its campaign page. 'lot only is the
campaign editorial liar working cvertime.
but the little fellows from the small
towns and back township, are uoing their
beat to keep op their end and candidates
like 'Awry*, Hot.vE. in Mouth Hann are
twisting truth by telegraph in the inter-
vals between meals and meetings. The
result is • mol•nt;e wherein the Grits are
all dished with ■oatnars and despatch,
and the Tories are exneks-ref the walk sod
Aeeeral high and mightiest all around.
When the bottom falls out of the yarns
of these side bodied romancers roe the
evening of June Nh, something will drop
pith a dull, sickening thud.
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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MAY QL 1890.
TOWN COUNCIL
IStwwees et Hie ince rhe •sms.6lewta.
4ntramma
The tone eewweil held iia r•gnlsr mesa,
leg of Ride, ey..t.g MM. M• lhh.
The absent members were the deputy -
reeve and 6reaedise Mafl eas►w The
amass of the het mochas were reed,
approved end signed.
A petition from a amber of
was reed, which Baked that the
council have a cruesieg pet in from the
Borth side of We.t-at. to the seaters veld
tf the new puatt,ttioe bedding, sad also
that the plank sidewalk oe the effort► side
of West -et. be cununued to Waterloo -et.
The petitiuo was referred to the tabus
works committee.
Ao00C WOO
The following s000sots were referred
to the Gammas committee :-ftoilo Pipe
Co., $381.03; Hardwick. A Waiw, Bd-
falo, 63.501 Samoa Rogers & Co.,
Toronto, od, $37.80 ; $levans & Berea,
London, 3 6 -in. valves, 640.50 ; Globe
Carbo. Ca, Cleveland, $13 ; Doherty
Mfg. 0a, Sarnia, waterworks supplies,
$3038; A. Kirkbride, bla.ksmithing,
634 86.
lZPO$T or rl5Aieca W.
Your committee, having e=amieed the
following accounts, would recommend
their payment upon being duly certified :
--J. T. Gairow, $84 86 : J. Kidd,
$33 12 ; J. Hillier, 613.26 ; Thos.
Videan, 611 ; J, Robertson, 612. The
collector's bend bas been oompleted,
Isaac Salkeld, of the township of Gude-
rich, being substituted ter D. J. Naftel.
We have examined into his property.
find same satisfactory and recommend
the acceptance of bond. (Signed
W. Paorbroor, Chairman.
The report was adopted on motion of
Campion, seconded by Thompson.
REPORT Or wATlRWORL,t LOD rLEATkht
LIGHT coot wi 'ran.
Your committee leg to say that since
last meeting of the council we have pur-
chased 25 each drive nipple street ser-
vice taps and street service boxes. We
would recommend that • water service
be pot in for Mr Williams up to the
nearest point of his property from the
main. We would also recommend that
• -inch galvanized pipe be put in on
Trafalgar end Stanley-sta., provided that
throe services are taken by the residents
of each street. A!so that • 10 -inch check
valve be procured from Stevens d• Burns,
price $40. Al.,othat in the future
lead pipe be carried only to the line, ex-
cept where the end of the coil can be
used; then it may be carried into private
property to the end of soil, net to exceed
ten feet, this to beat the discretion of
the party itt charge.
s
i
gn
e
d
ToHr BuTLEI, Chairman
The report was adopted on motion to
Naftel, seconded by blarney.
REPORT Or Primly WOEk.s communise.
Your committee, having made thei
annual tour of the town, would rec.=
mend that the following repairs and im
provementa be made: -
Probable Cost
Grading on St. Vineent•st. ...... $ 2
" corner North and Bruce -ata
" and box at mammal; Victoria
and Bruce -ate.... 1
and box corner Cambria
Road and Broce-at... .
sidewalk south side of
Newgate -at,, from Vic-
tona•st. to Cambria
Road .
Gravelling sidewalk on north side
of East -it 1:
Grading sidewalk on north side of
St. David's-st., from
Alhert-et. 25 nods .. 8
sidewalk on north aide of
Huron Road 25
crossing corner Palmerston
et. and Britannia Road 2
" sidewalk on Britannia Road • 5
20 rods dram on Palmerston-sta0
16 rods drain on Eldon•st l5
Grading corner Elgin and Carey-sts t
14 rode dram on Warren -at 21
A rode drain on Wilson -at 1V
Grading on Picti,n, at , forming
table
sidewalk on Waterloo-st.. .
• sidewalk from Brock -.t. to
Huron Road• east side
Piank sidewalk from the Square to
Waterloo -et, on south
side of West -at 248
Plank s.dewslk from Bank of Mon-
treal to Waterloo -at on
north aide of West-st . ; 86
We wou'd further recommend that the
Dominion Government be requested to
place a water fountain in front of the
new postAfice and to lay flag -stones on
the vacant spas. between the postottice
and the siaewalk; oleo that some action
be taken with reference to the fountains
on the Square.
!Signed, Taoists C. Nam', Chairman.
The report was adopted on motion of
Naftel, seconded by Dunlop.
Moved by Campion, seconded hy
Marney, that the deputy r'eeve's seat be
declared vacent and that an election be
ordered at once. Carved.
The co uncal then adjourned.
AT THE HARBOR.
•
lIenterel costae ware,..
The re-cciptm of lire stock at the Montreal
Stock Yards. Point tit. Charles, for the week
ending May +.5th. 1880. were as follows : -
[IOD MORIIIN(, U0I61 ! J I
Would you like to buy a Dress
about $2.50 or $3.00, equal in lip -
to what would oast you
47107$5.00 $5.00 in some stores, or
would you 'prefer buying one at
$4.00 or $5.00 equal in appearance
to an eight or ten dollar dress
If you desire to do either of the
above, kindly call and nue our
stock.
Would you like a good pair Silk
Gloves for 2k., a pair Everfast
Black Seamless Hose for 25e.; a
doz. Pure Linen White Handker-
chiefs for ti0e.; a (food Corset for
50c. or an Undeovest for 15e. !
We have the (loads ' We buy at
the Lowest Prices and sell at the
smallest possible profit' Call and
see our Stock. We shall be glad
to see You.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan's Block. Oedericb.
May Ikb, 1961 YlSI-
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
CalerAeh Priers.
(UoDtuica, May 22. 1880.
wheat. standard ....... 101 " 110
Flour. Paton$tsseai1a Scat, 290
Straight.... 1 70
' Fa mily 2 e0
Oats.* bush ................... • n lir J 36
Peas, p bush ............... • 65 N 0 70
Barley, l► boob.................. • 40 0 0 45
Potatoes-...Vbusb .... 40 ti so
Ha), to ton 700 .r 7 00
Butter P a...................... 0 14 et 0 16
fresh unpacked •tftssr.. 0 M 0 y
Cheese .. ..... • 10 5 0 12
Shorts. newt 75 Si 75
Bran 5cwt 665 65
Choi ped Stuff. i cwt ,.... •• 1 50 " 1 50
Screenings. Y cw't •• • 0
300 " r
Wood...........................
Word ----------- 000 ' 0 40
A1 .. I QI 1 •b
ig0 etEt ....... So 6 .on
0
A • nasi•• o;p
Mules tgwNaMews-
May
Flour 55 50 to
Fail Wboat, 1 0D to
Spring wheat 1 00 to
Barley -- :.. 0 /0 to
Oats a 34 to
Pesci 0 SS to
AP001. (w1M• el ltikt 1 50 to
Potatoes to 00 to
Butter..... .._. .. _......,0 1S 10
li.gls 0 8 to
Hay S 00 to
3 00 to
0 00 .o
000 to
4 75 to
Cardinal
' ef oal..
Pork
M.
50
100
100
0 Ni
0 35
0 '5
3 00
50
e la
0 10
ee
600
Oro
000
5 00
Receipts of lire stock at the
Ilontrealrltoek YardaPt.
5 St ('harles, for the
week. 88 818 431
8 Left over from pre-'
'•boos week fru
o Total for week ?1691 86 848 431
Lett on hand 966
tteceipts at these yards continue heavy.
8 largely for export. little change in values
during the week. which retrain about the
same as previous week all round. The butch-
ers' market had a fr irty large attendance anti
a brisk tone. quieting down towards close of
2
week. Hags- Pork men seem pretty well 01-
led and hogs closed rather weaker.
We quote the following as being fair val.
Bos
Cattle. export k to Slc
Butcher.. good 6 to
Hntchers', reedlem 6e Se
to sic
Butchers'. calls lltc to 31e
Sheep • Hogs
Ola Bic
Calves to0tMe
WA toitte.
1
the People's Column.
t SEALER, ESQ ,
`-' • Agent Waterloo M. Fire Ins, Co.. erode-
rich:
DE as SIR. 1 hew to thank you for the very
liberal and prompt aAjttstment and payment
by ynnr Coninany of my recent loss by Are.
occurredThe Rre t
12 of Mss woo ad ..col bryou on last: hheamenday
10 to my entire eatinfar(Mn: and i have today
'Monday i received the amount. Your, truly.
G. C. ROBEhTMciN.
18 Ooderich, 17711 May. 1110. .',7 -It.
1 \awsbr .f ratere.ilae l(rn. Pleaed I p
al nae Lake 1 real.
The Challenge is still at work dred-
ging at the harbor.
The engine and boiler for Mr. Joseph
Williams barrel factory have been placed
in plutuon.
Phe lifeboat crew was out for practice
in Saturday's gale.
The air, (.'empara arrived Saturday
m"rning from Sarnia wt.h
and lretght. On account of the storm
which raged all day she did not leave for
the north until the *vetting.
Th. erhr, Greyhound on Tu.aday
brought to • r•argn of poets from John-
ston s Harbor for Mr. 11 Secord. She
ale" brought down en engine and boiler
from the mill at that port. After un-
loading she returned, light, to Johnston'.
Harbor op Wednesday.
MTh, eche Heather Ball arrived on
Wednesday from N.ndeeky with 260
eon. of enol for Mr P. McKean.
Mr. Wm. Marlton bee joie enmpleted
a new yawl for the dredge (Challenge.
Re shoe ha, • contests to bend a fine
fishier boat for Port Dover.
The Behr Knlfsge yesterday arrived
rem Providence Bay with limber for
Mr B. Nes.vd.
V OTLCE.-THE COUNCIL ( PF THE
Corporation of the County of Homo will
meet in the (hurt lloae.in the Town of (lode-
neh.on Tur.dar, the third day of June next,
PETER ADAMSON. ':o. (jerk.
May 19th. 1800. 37.21.
(
RT. -i HAVE DECIDED TO OR -
1 GANtzEa sketching class. rotnmen-
. ng Monday. June 2nd. and continuing
for 10 we.ks; three lessons each week
from 10 o'clock a.m. to 3 °Oler•k p.m. The
•ketrhtnp will he in any of the following sub
IPP t.- in pencil. pen and ink. sepia. and
water colors. Fera, t welve dollars, payable
in ad ranee. Private lea.ons can oleo he given
in all branches. Perspective. Irennielry,
model. memory. freehand -flower drawing.
etc. For further particular* atiMoms
55,31 MISS Jemmy, Goderich,
'IIHE PARK HOUSE SUMMER
RESORT. GODERICH.- i berg to intimate
to the public that 1 hire taken the Park
Ilonse, and intend to continue it as a summer
resort and boardingbotas, 1 hope to receive
he g.nemus support which has hitherto been
extended to it. MRS W. D, SHANNON,
:4 . t f, Goderfch,
(1OURT OF REVISION.
Notice is hereby given that the Court of
Pet lsion for the Town M Roderirh will he
held in the Town Hall. on Friday, the :58).
day of May. Int at Ien'elrrk in the forenoon.
WM. MITCHELL.
Roderich. May 7th. a. Town (lurk.
Ile
IiE-tt
I UMBER FOR SALE.
Pine Lumber, 8rantling.
Plank. at 810 per thousand.
Hemlock Lumher.Seantiing.
Plank. at
Pine Shingle*. toff claw. 115er square.
lot
Cedar .. 3444 .. 1 15 '
lot 110 .
Reasawabl. RNweslow. fol Owaw ihnos.
surface Planing, • 1 y1 per thoo.anw.
Maned Lumber. If IM
White Aah. 1(awwood and Hire+ cot to order
52 JOREINI KI1111.
fisc LESSONS MISS AGO IR
Mama on the piano o ie peepers -el to ileo malemolar. inquire at Oro. W. oiho Male parol .
Sten.TAornson's
3L tf.
THE HURON HOTEL,
This well-known and popular hotel ha qnp,
and 1M and onlargcwi dneirld the past a•aaesai.
now amrnn4 In none In alsallty of
an
tri mmndat kin for the towelling pnblkc. Reed
Inc meal iw grunts.
Ageisr rieh, 0si, x C RA
ONePrep/Neer
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COLBORNE BROS. MI
NEW SNIING & SEJIIEII GOODS.
The newest things in Drew (foods, Prints, Sateen,
Muslin -plain and embroidered, Oriental Embroidered
Skirtings and Embroideries, All-over Lace, Black, White
and Cream, Fancy Col'd M uslins and American Challies.
Mantle Cloths in all the leading colors, and a splen-
did assortment in Black, Brocaded and Plain Merv's for
Dress and Summer Jackets.
We are making a specialty of Carpets and House
Furnishings. Carpets, from 121c. Hemp to $1.35 Wil -
tons -the largest asaortinent n town. We can show
over one hundred sets of Late Curtain, 3 to 4 yds long,
from $1.00 to $4.50. Madras, Mysore, Min and Fancy
CurtaT ingoo<T variety. Curtain Lace, creast and
white, 12c. up.
Our stock is large and complete in all lines.
as -Wo buyButter, Begs, Wool, Oats and Peas, and
pay e highest market price.
moi, COLBORNE BROS.
111
Mr E Westlake sold his Bronson line
farm, Stanley, to Messrs Robt. E. and
ThA.. M. Snowden. It is a splendid
pasture farm and was sold at a reason-
able bgur.. These boys are now control-
ling 600 acres of land sod are pusning,
energetic young men.
Mrs Peter Klinkhammer, Sesforth,ar-
rtred home on Thursday, 8th inst., after
a six week• sojourn in Winnipeg, where
she had been visiting her brother, Con-
ductor Dorary,of the Canadian Pacific
Hallway. Mrs Klink hammer enjoyed
her visit immensely, and speaks in glow-
ing terms of Manitoba.
Situations Uacant.
IA NT E D -A 000D OENIRAL
91"1"Appl to
11 MRS, W. T. mum
WANTED.
Three food salesmen, either onor
'
Independent territory fires
to each. Y.rite at osce fur terms, and swam
choice of territory. -The inure the merrier."
Address, MAV' HItOTHEhig
56 -t Nurserymen. Rochester, N. Y.
GENT WANTED. -FOR GODE-
tl. rich and rlcinity, to sell the "Bell" and
"Dominion" Organ. and Pianos. Salary or
oonomisaion paid to a good man.
uk SCOTT BROS, Sea/nth.
M.
Bentistrt.
NICHOLSON, L.D.S.
DENTAL ROO118 e
Eighth door below the Post Omoe. W'est•et.,
GODSRICII. 2025.1y
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.S,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Gan and Vitalised Alr administered for
painlessextractingof teeth. Special attention
given to the of the Natural
Teeth.
Orme, 1' p stajo. Grand Open House Block.
Entrance oo We04116, 6ederfet4 2161-17
For Sale or to Let.
LFARMs FOR SALI.
i have • number of farms )or sale in dtf .r.
' ent parts of Ontario. As )ou are aware, farms
were never so cheap In this province as at the
pret.ent time, and if you want a farm 1 would
rerommend)ou to buy now. 1f your means
are limited I can sell you a farm on a mall
cash balano o- of pnmoase you
att. low rate ofin-
terror. of time to
thus cabling you to acquire • home of
your own moot easily.
If you have means and do not require credit
1 can give you sa good value 'for yc ur mosey
as you can get elsewhere.
1 will gladly send you detrriptions of farms
for sale In any locality on nearing from you.
_int JOHN J. PATON,
7 %! King -.u. oast, 7'orosto.
L`l)R SALE. --LOT 52, ADJOINING
V Dr 1-r.-. Pram, cottage. containing Ore
large rooms in main apartment: besides kitch-
en. bedroom. pantry and summer -kitchen sad
good cellar. Hard and .oh water on the pre-
mise•s.woedshed. a few fruit trees and several
large shade trees. For further particulars ap-
ply
to MRS J. HU$WELL,
56 2m, Lighthouse -so, Ooderich.
[,AOR SALE. -THAT COMMODi(►L-S
r hoax no Nerth-tt..at present oceepled by
s'ib.A'riber, containing right rooms. be-
sides kitchen, pantry. closets and good collar.
Hard and soh water on the premiss and good
stable and driving sheds, K xtellent orchard,
The site ihi one of the most desirable in town.
Also that mrenmed hone on Caledonian Ter-
mer with good eeilar and otter cons enienee,
There Is a good halt acre IM attached to each
hoar. Terms to suit purchasers. Apply to
W if. MRS. SWIFT. North -at.
FARM FOR SALK.
The or sale the tot
lowing undersigned l
r desirable farm. (l offer »notating of the
easterly 150 sere. of Block "F,' an the .th non -
cession of the Township of Colborne, in the
County of Huron. This farm is situat-
td tl miles from Roderich, and 1
miles from Carlow. cc the Main Gray
(toad. There io a good frame house, 1
storey., almost new. S hy 36, containing 7
rooms a large barn, 60 by 42, with cattle
shrol. 12 by 14, attached, and one of the finest
orchards in the township. It 1. watered h
a never -failing spring creek an4 a good wely
A hoot 110 acre* cleaned and free from atump..
There is no waste land of any kind on the
place. Good school within 8) rods of the
house.
Will be mold on reasonable terms.
For terms and further particulars apply t0
JNO. MAKIKKNprRieIt*:
IIC,
Proor JOSEPHMcKnowSN. (toxlerich.
a ca thepernmis's.
FiRST.CLASS BRiCK HOl'SEAND
1,17T MR MALE ON ST. PATRICK ST.
-About two minntes walk from the Square.
Two Mortes high. brick addition In the mar
S1 .toriqq.s high. building rov.rsst with Alar".
an building ha. 3 large ,renis on firwt Oat.
oppostairs there are S lame mama In the roar
addition there are kli»hew. pantry, wa.h+rgw.
coli girroom and bathroom. Alan gond
nallar Apply to the 1. who will
glee all aeesseary information:
mit. DANIKLGORDON.
1.41()R SALL
West hal. of Int a6!. Arthur Meat. with
small hriek ropers therpon,
Rrnor
.ntro La. 1M. 116, ill, tot. Elgin
Street W Andrew. Word.
131, New nee of Horn.. and Britannia Read.
Fran,. If story honey a Kaays Street. IoW
and half land.
Several Mia in R'M'. Nwrvesy. °malt. new
Show Omisln,As, via.:1fLitA
NAli tbwattsv a( MtK
TRA.
a
DAVISON t JOHNSTON
{ .
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Loans ant, insurance.
N. LEWIS, Barrister, Proctor in
J. Maritime Court ; Money to roan .t 5f
per cent, private Coeds. Straight loan. in-
terest yearly. caeca very moderate. For
particulars call personally or write. 21
i1 J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFE, FIRS AND ACCIDENT I.V.
N1-RANCR AGENT,
ltepesenting North British & Mercantile
Liverpool, London& Globe ,• Norwich Union;
North NorAmerican Lite ; and Accident Indoor.
one* of North America.
Lowest Rates. Losses settled promptly
Money to Lean on Farm and Town 11
osteyaseing dose. I valuta, ale.
llmre -l'w. North -at. and Square. Goderfcb.
7/-
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To lenten farm and town property, at tow
eat interest. Mortgages pantomimed. No cogs
mason charged agents fur the Trust and 1,eea
Company of Canada, the ('ands I
Credit ('ompany. the London Loan Compeay
of Canada- Interest, e, M and 7 per cent.
N. B. Borrowers can obtain moan in
day, if title satisfactory
Is70
;DAVISONt J off.;,
Barruae ta!c Ood.rlch
'b00,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
NP CAMERON BOL r t CAME1tUN, God
rich. , 7ye
A,IONEY TO LEND. -A LA R G If
- 1 amount of Private Funds for in vest men
at lowest rates se meet -class Mortgagee App+)
toUARROW t PROUDFOOT
R. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSL'RANC13,
REAL ESTATE AND
MONEY LOANING AGENT
fieryMeer-Hasa companies Represented
aMaisel to Lend oo straight Irons- at the
Mr s
wost rote of Interest going, in any way to
suit th. oorrower.
W OFFIt. g - Second door from Square
West Street Roderic+. 1S'5-tf
Leila
�` DAMPION,' RARR1f1TTElk
J' Solicitor Notary Psbtte. t
Binge-0rer Jorde e.
Jordan'. Drug Stare, the mesas
knee* ll
knee occupied by Judge Doyle, 12311
IsRM
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR.,
• OMee. corner of Squaw and Well
street todria
crieb, over telegraph once, P
vale Funds to lend ate per cent, ggl�
`ARROW & PROUDFO,)T, SAST RIOTERS Attorneys, ftollrft ,
Goderich J. T. Darrow, W. Prenatal. 1b
G`tAMER.ON, HILT & CAMERON,
Barri/tent. Solicitors la ('ha
rme
3oderlch. M. C. camerae.tn.
G. l'as eros. C C. Mese. QC.; P. 1 Holt ]I.
751-
3leaical.
DRS. SHANNON & SHANNON,
Pnyafciana Burgeon, Acconcbers, te.
once at ih. Shannon's residence near the
gaol Roderick G. ('. einAx.or, J. It. Susa-
nne.
1751
_ _Amusements.
GODERICH MECIHANICS
TUTS LIBRA ItI AND READIN
1 a M, nor. of Nast street acrd Swan fur
Open from 1 to 6 p.m., and from 7 to towns
ABOUT 2000 VOLS IN LIBRARY
Leading Daily, i{ ceAly andIllaalrwtnf
I'eipers, .wne,ry;are, de., n
MEMBERSHIP TICKET, ONLY slink,
granting free use of Library and Readjn•
Itoonc
Applfeat ion for ip received ba
i.Ibrarian. in rooms,
T. WEATHER ALD. REO. 6TiSENS.
(lnderkh, March 12i1. •E9. Secretary
atoctloneermg.
TORN KNOXI G� ENERAL AUG-
..
vJTiONK R and {and Valuator, Gederlch
lieantiinn.Rihod ng�ftrad a isVe•peritioeb"
laehargr with thorough • position
h satisfaction all Nom
talon(' entrwtM ro Alto. Order's leh rot
artin's Hotel, or sent by stall to any add,..,
order/ch P. 0., carefully attended tri. JOHN
KNOX Caw.te Auetleawar. 100t
Legal Sales.
1.I0RT0*OE SALE.
cede's.. virtue of the power of pale
eo.taitl01In• montane dated the twoo: y
fault' day of September. A 1 P. IMO. and m.de
by trrrd At.to le�weltbarriher dower. •encln. there
will a sold by prink- awl ion et Me British
Exrha po,Hael. n the Tows of Rodertch. o,
*ttnrday. the 71.h lay orf Jam ion the to: -
owing hada anew)
The west half of the oast half of lot wntwher
lwo,la the erne eon-csnlon eastern division of
tie TowtMhip of AshAPM. containing noon*
none or Paas ane the east half of the ween
half or let nunibe, fiv., In said first rewoew
mourn urn division eta cold township of
A m_ntaininst 50 sera room oor loss.
TM oare gi�mmileess from Godorich, lands aim
situated ab.t a
Torino literal and o as be aseeetalwed ea sp-
oliaation to PA REE k PI RIt(rll,
ltat May, ismt e04 t9Mkften. Lowden.
--- i•- r.- -. �a AdSiitJ.
L
S7>► a i� The
Jo
arersa
BUR
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To Tots Pv nuc :
C. Goode, for several
use It .ad it the timid
asee,etc., to their ori
LAF
Dye Stuf
W. C. GI
THE DOMINI(
The Ht. (lair bums
,mpieted.
Mn MCL•ren, Loa
id bar 100 birthday 1st
Toronto College of
Med with the Toronto
lteporte from calf
Alberts are to the elk
well
A man at Griswold.
ing himself obaoaiom
Ire an now 450 0
is lodged in the
Luldinp.
John H. McKay, Co
Picket, N. 8, died at
unexpectedly.
E. F. Clarke, Mayor
Clarke have been IoO
mtireet for Toronto.
Mra Nichol, of Pe
a portion of her gra
nefactlo*s in that tow
Having 5100,000 in 1
Toronto Univ.rit
re plans for new
erhooner Jews
k near Kingston r
thought the eight pe
drowned
Samuel Grigg, late
iondon, bas hem app
Northfield, Masa, cum
Evaogelid Moody.
Donald Morrison, t
is aow ea his twentiot
efforts to get bin to
proved unavailing.
At Markham villa
water works by-law f
tris light by-IaJ for 5
majorities of six and s
The only two tirt4c
ton, N. H. ars closes
o.f the Scott Act. On
and the other gone to
Kir George
special cars left Mon
evever Io meet the 1)u
naught, who are eri
inst.
John Hogan, of W'c,
who had his foot cruel
of an M C. R. stork
Wednesday night, diet
injuries.
Janes F. D. Rk
Montreal died
been Town
years, and wee a genii
in the city.
The application Inc I
order to stay pros
Mowttmagny murder.'
ed. The executive i
firth of June.
A safe rationing o•
wall taken out of 1.M
rooks at Fort McLeod
Its rontenta, the next
ter of • mile away.
it le stated that the
nun intimated its into
vote an 1
i. Kingston 4a Reho
lurgy for Eastern (hut
A young +tun a
Woodman.. who was
(' R freight train Iry
the train at Fawns Cc
run over. netweeitatini
About nn Frnorb-t'o
Jefferson iron mines,
struck for an advance
day The rawnpany
Mhos miners are work
TM 17rand Trunk
ways annnnwe. ti
whic-i, have two
n mamma all
through the mat
TM W Inaipes Flees
, have hs
1kwni•kst Onvorntnao
Railway a will nrh
ener ro mrsane" the w.
TM. driking wares
m,siemin.. with flan 4
Comm mill end the
are • c cruors wise of 5
the old maim of prima
term
Mary Nndth. elf 1n
dared kb wtfa na pint
Need ga lty end batt