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a,�1t l;l..15zet 91 est bought by A. 1Z ,Smith of Bruesels, •L'� 'V Il.. A. �C
�j T for 0U (lents ou the dollar, 'rhe HtOok 1 I-
-- Is ermasaru— is an extra good ono and all now bo- ---0_
J''F1':RY FRIDAY' MORNING, int, uonght within the last two pare.
and.
Smith is making the suede fly knee I ���; Brussels
iii titin f„( the c:irlc mails. at the he got possession of it and at bines "� � j ri NZ ” , i .+?:: I� .. , s, i •` P, png1 �py�7
It is Larch )ussible to gat into the "'"'"' SURROUNDING G COUTYo
POa'T STEAM PUBLIGHINQ HOUSE, y 1
step, HO great is the rush of onetom-
1 ANO STRUM'. 13NDWIDLs, thirmuo. - erH. He Bxpeet:i to teall it all within '
TE11118,—The subecriptbnl rate of T313 sixty [lays,
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arrears are paid up.
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Eamon AND Pnol'nlarON,
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FRIDAY. FEB (i, 1885.
Tut: appointment of 3'. G. Gott -
in. of the Russell Horse, Ottawa,
to the Postlna(tc'rship of that city,
and Crank Clemow, of the same
l.lncc, to the Senate is officially
announced.
)oTn1i) of startling importance
has transpired in the Soudan lata-
h'. The enemy hover around the
British troops and IL battle is no-
thing unusual but the British are
masters of the situation and aro
slowly advancing.
Tisi shooting of Rona, at New
York, 1)as created a good deal of
excitement and drawls out strong
expri ssion5 from many. The pre-
vailing feeling appears to be regret
that the woman did not take better
aim. Fossa will have a taste of
his own medicine and it is to be
hoped it may have a salutory ef-
fect.
An Auction Salo of
a eveningat P nitop'e school house.
— Michael Reymann see, has re-
-All parties who wore summoned to Dry GOOd.5, ''
covered from a eevcro attact of gravel. �]
'®G®ri,05, :Soots,o®,sy
attend the lust meeting of the board p�d
of trustees and failed to put in an ap• ° 4 rockery,
pearance are hereby requested to at-
tend a meeting oh the board on Tues -
clay evening next to be held 1u the --WILL COMMENCE AT OUR STORE, ON--
Tues -
school horse at 7 o'clock.—John
Bothwell has rented his dwelling
house formerly owned by V. Gramm
to Henry I3acker.—Jobu Sheik is
convalescent after a Hellions attack of
siokness,—'.file foresters mot in and Continue Each Following Evening
Dames' hotel last friday evening.— until further notice.
John and Annie Landsborougll, of
Tuckerstuith, paid our teacher a fly-
ing Visit 00 Tuesday afternoon last. -
"Why do (00 not get a telegraph line
in Cranbrook" is a question frequent F07r these :Reasons TU(% purpose having, this ,Sale
ly asked.—Your correspondent plu-
poses giving a short history of Oran.
brook.—As will be seen by anu0uc-
oment Joseph Backer has decided to
open up his shops again stud go
into business. The patronage of the
public is solicited.—Tile grangers Of
this locality are arranging for a soc-
ial to come oft' before 10033.
An accident to the engine at Mitch-
ell delayed the mail train on Saturday
2k, hours.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 6th,
IN the Dominion House among
other matters brought up Mr. 'les-
son, of Perth, asked about a reduc-
tion in postage on letters. Mr.
Curling stated that it was not the
intention of the Government, dur-
ing the present session, to propose
It reduction in the rate of postage
on letters to 33 cents per half -
ounce.
13t'5iNE5s has been pushing along
at the houses of Parliament dur-
ing the past week. A very notice-
able feature of both Houses was
the ;speedy manner in which they
disposed of the address. The
principal excitement in the Local
Legislature so far was the reading
of the judgment in the Conspiracy
case. Discussion on the above
matter has Leen postponed for a
week. A large number of private
Bills and Petitions have been re-
ceived. Cominittees have been
struck. Tilos. Gibson, I.P.P.• for
East Iiuron, is on the Committees
for Railways, and Private Bills.
The lion. member for East Huron
has asked for copies of all corres-
pondence between the Government
of Ontario and the Government of
the Dominion respecting the Do-
minion Liquor License Act of 18-
85.
M. 0. Cameron lett for Ottawa last
week to attend the House of Com-
mons.
Miss Knox, of 'Toronto, sister of
John Knox, auctioneer, has been vis.
iting at his home for the past four
weeks.
Bruin saw 105 shadow on Oandle-
mas day in our lake town, whether a
stray ray of sunshine reached Bros -
eels Or not.
The congregation of St. Peter's
purpose holding a mammoth bazaar.
Gifts from all parte of Canada
and the United States will be sent to
it.
Tlie Godorich beaux and belles
have had a fine moonlight 50115011 for
tobogganing down the harbor hill. A
number too have taken snow shoe ex-
cursions m the moonlight.
1:1t3ECI.
The striding face of a six foot gent,
by name Dave Wier, is to bo seen at
the grist mill This week,
Notwithstanding the racket the
"single man" is endeavoring to make
II. P. McAllister continues to do a
good trade.
We direct the attention of our road -
ors to the advt. of Wm. Simpson &
Son this week. They aro going to
run off their stoop to make room for
spring goods.
A number of the boys wore hoard
to eel: the question, "Where is the
shoemaker gone to this week" ? We
cannot answer the question but aro
pleased to report that he has return.
ed 0. E. The result of his absenee
will probably come to light shortly.
There is big excitement in our vil.
lage over the sale of the bankrupt
1ST.—To make room for Magnificent Spring Show.
2ND.—It has been a general cry "Money is too scarce and Times too
hard." But Now is the Time. If you have a little Money
Come and Buy Largo Parcels of Goods tt'itll it. '[f you leave
No Money "but a good Face" Colne and Buy Goods at Your
Own Price, payable Dec. lot, 1885.
dna.—We don't want our people and their daughters to come in con-
tact with "windy" Single 11Icn from other Towns, but prefer
having them know that Cheap Goods can be had from the Old
Reliables where there is yet Single 11011 in the Market.
Come to
Evening at on 7Eo'clock,p and
m. Each
TER,7W 'S.=All Surras at and Tonder $5 Cash;
purchases over° that arraouat credit to Dec. 1st, '85.
Ta 15. Simpson, W. Simpson 86 Soy,
Auctioneer. Ethel..
TO THE FR i r'N1 AGAIN.
The cigar manufactory, on West
street is in a flourishing condition,
having 13 journeymen busily engag-
ed every day. They make fine brands
—the celebrated "Oiivotte" and "Sol-
id comfort."
On next Wednesday at 10 a.m. one
of Lucknow's gallant youths will be
duly hound in golden fetters to one of
our charming maidens. Luoknow
won a bride from Godorich on Christ-
mas eve.
A moot enjoyable affair was held at
the home of 11r. and Mrs. Wilson
Salkeld, nee t\iiss Jessie McLeod, on
Wednesday, the 4th inst. Mr. Salk-
eld is one of 'the affable corps of the
Qoderich 1i'otmdry, and ho Anil hie
spouse of ten years had a regular tin
shower of blessings from tho many
friends whom they invited to the
feast. May their lives bo eon-tin-ual-
ly fail of life's songs.
The Salvation Army of Onnada has
sent a contingency of Dight persons
to Goderich led, to do battle with sin
and whiskey, by a female Captain
and Lieutenant. On Sunday they
mustered 'mid the storm on the Court
House square, both a.m. and p.m.
and if the loaders eau fight with their
voices bis Satanic Majesty and King
Alcohol in a snow storm, well there
will be no souls loot in town and the
S. A. will "hold the fort."
On Sunday last at St. Peter's the
tenor singer of London, J. Dromgolo,
gavo the congregation a rare musical
treat. At High Mass daring the Of-
fertory he sang Guonod'e beautiful
hymn 'Thorn's a green hill far away,'
and at Communion another of Gno•
nod's hymns "Adorn and be still."
At Vespore ho kindly assisted with
his fine tenor, and also sang Cherub-
im's "Ave Maria" and at Benediction
Mallard's "Ave Yoram." bars. T. G.
Moorhouso, of the Presbyterian choir,
also sang Wernor'e ' 0 Salutaris" at
Benediction and in the a.m. the solo,
"Et incarpatne est" of Lambillotte's
"Credo."
Alexander bV1cLaohlan, of Amar-
anth, Ont., has won ,the gold medal
offered by tho Toronto Caledonian
Society for the boat poem on Robert
Burns. There were 87 competitors.
The undersigned in returning thanks to the People of Cranbrook
and Surrounding Country for their Liberal Patronage during the past
8 years would respectfully intimate that he has again resumed busi-
ness and will be found at the 01d Stand, ready to attend to the Wants
of his Customers.
A.1.11.1 i<I D8 OF J -OB 3I1 '0-
--IN TI -IB BLACKSMITH LINE—
PROMPTLY ATTENDED NDE' D TO.
"N%% A.0-GrON S OP
Will be Uncler the Management of a First -Class Mechanic.
Repctirin'g of 111 Kinds 4ttencled to.
We also )Make a Specialty of .li'ezv 'Vor* got up
in First -01(68s Style
yl f ba Guaranteed
Wo are the Only Firm in the Dominion of Canada Manufacturing the
Victoria Il3®ad Cart,
Intending gyP Competent
Shouldo Callto eath Boot of
All
two wheel Vehicles.
In order to Savo YOU the.
Trouble of writing to
(luolph for the (1F:NuINL
Bts1I,
01l14N, you can. be
supplied at Mr 03,71013,
as 1 and the Agent Cm.
this section.
I give this notice so that
the Public may not be
compelled to buy 'min-
ion. ORGANS, .
Vtill'iYY.
BRUSSELS, JAN, Sud, 18H5.
INTERESTING
Ta EVERYBODY
Stoves, Furniture &c
Tho Sterling Cook Stove just the
thing for farrier:; Ilse, 'llas a largo
oven; t;tke32) inell tread and weighs
over .100 bj
The larquis, one 01 the mnetuulivan-
ient and handsome town Cook Stoves
ever offered to tin' paddle, also in
teak.
CALL AND :lith 11(0
"DAVIS"liCkX
HEWI'Hi MACHINE.
INE.
Itis Simple and Durable nod does a
larger rouge of work than any other
machine in the market.
A FULL 1) 1'PLY uF
T' URNIT URE
—cuxsls•r1Nti a1' ---
CHAIRS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES, MATTRASSES, &C,,
etl:(ERALI.Y aN HAND,
Next door to d) nrewe's hardware store)
j. Jackson.
MAMA:0T111
PADL
OK
Hardware Store.
Clearing Salo
Previous to 8t0016 -taking
rims sway Down
—1+01:i-
30 Dayi Only.
NOW .18 THE TIME TO BUY
Cheap Hardware.
Jai . D owe,