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CANADA.
Woele on tho Glenne to Chattwa
8°eti'mci ths G. W. Re double track has
Cell. G. T Dennison, ir'3"nti°'
commenced.
ched of an attack of paralysis of the
twain on Feiday morning.
On Wednesday, at Toronto, a brick -
Ivey namoel Wallace fell 60 feet
nd ot
off wit h only a broken leg? ag
A Pmelaniationj pubtished establish-
iong a Department of the Interior, one
month from the atle of May.
The_ Paljah of Kolpore's challenge
cup, which wero on ny the Canadians,_
at the last Wimbledon meeting. have
been sent to England in order to be com-
peted for agent.
Meheose fairs are to be held every fort •
night at 13elleville, Ingersoll and Stret-
feed, &wing the season, of 1873. The
erst at Stratford sein b held on Theirs- •
(lay net.
Rata have made their first:appearance
in Manitoba thiaspring. It is supposed
the vtsranin have been'imported into the
Province in bales of goods. They will
tepidly increase And
Archibald Frarrao, of Maitland, Hants
county, has been selected as candidate
the elevation of Hon: Mr. Howe, as
mons vacated by
sfor the seat in tho Com
Lieutenant Governor. It is thought
there will be no opposition.
It is asserted by an Ottawa journal
thet the aro no less than two hundred
unlicensed groggeries in the village of
Hull, on theopposite side of the Ottawa
river. This village is the general head-
,Inerters of the lumbermau.
The Camel and an elephant belonging
te Ientt's circus were tied to a tree at
Ottawa, the other day, When an eenress
train came along. The camel fainted
earav, but the elephant started off with
the tree, the camel and the keeper.
The people of Outarie wid have
plenty of amusement in the circus iine
&trine the coining summer, as no less
than three have aleeady been billed for
the principal towns in the province,
Lent's, the Great Eastern, aide. Barnum's.
re
Mr. dames Herald, of Dundas, left
Hamilton station on .Tuesday by the
Toronto train, which he mistook for his
own.. At thedunction, heving discovered
his mistake, he jumped out, and, as
might have been expected, lost his foot
at the ande.
Before leaving Ottawa at the close of
Parliament a number of French Cana-
dian Conservatives decided to follow the
leader ship of Langeven as head of their
party; others preferred Cauchon who
will at any rate command a large share
of confidence among Quebec Couserva-
tives.
Hon. Mr. Robitaille has gone to Mon -
treat to make arrangements for the
faneral of Sir G. Cartier, whose remains
are eel:reacted at Quebec about' the 10th
of June, on beard the Prussian. The
Druid will convey the body to Montreal, ;
where it will lie in the court hone till ;
the 13th of June when the funeral will
take place.
Garderes in the vicinity of London are
swanning with potato bugs. They are
te be foundl on the trees, bushes and all
kinds of vegetablee as well as Potato
vines, and appear to be ready to attack
and destroy every greets thing. They
seem to be increasing with alarrciing
rapidity and come gardeners are intimi-
dated by them, lest they may lose all i
thee eripeed in planting their garden.
The firat cheese market of the season I
was held at Ingersoll on Tuesday of last
week. There was a small attendance of
buyers and sellers. owing to the sale be.
insufficiently advertised, Many fac-
tonee did not know that Tuesday had
been advertised as a market day, and
had sold their early make. Several lets
were sold at 11 coasts to 11 cents per
pound.
O. Itailera71.1redeste Stern09..
TH g TR AC3 IMPASSABLE FOE THE PRESENT.
OARVILLE, May 29.
The Great Western Railway bridge
here took fire this morning about 8
o'cltk, it is believed through a spark
from a petering train. The wood -work
of the bridge was entirely destroyed, but
the liTatressell remain standing. The
morning train from this city had paned
the spot before the accident. It is ex-
pected that the damage will be repaired
and trestle resumed on Monday. In the
meantime passengers and freight will be
conveyed past the destroyed portion by
stage and trucks. The Company, it
appeere, Pete been contemplating the
eretioa of anew bridge at this point,
and therssfore the accident nill not he
considered so serious as it otherwise
might have been.
LATEST.
Hamturow, May 26.
Owing to the bridge being burned at
Oakville this morning the morning
trains leaving here were cancelled.
However, at 3:39 this afternoon, the
usual train left for Toronto The Great
Western Railway have already put up-
werds of one hundred men to work at
the recionstrnetion of the bridge, which
will be prozeeded with night and day
until it is fontereed sufficient for the pas-
sage of treitse. In the meantime pas -
Empire and baggage will be transported
across the river from ono train to an-
other. The fire appears to have started
almcret immediately after the passing of
No. 1 train. which arrived her at 6
o'clock this moraine,.
HAMILTON, May 29. -In consequence
of the deetruction of the Oakville bridge
by ears this morning, the passenger trains;
between Toronto aae.d Hamilton will run
as follews.for the next five days, by
which timo it is hoped to have a tem-
porary bridge hnilt. Trains will leave
Toronte at 5:45 a.m., and 2 p m., and
will leave Hamilton at 9 a. as., and 3:45
p m.
litrite=tee_nt Revere:L.
(From the Hamilton Times.)
Daring the session just over the
Government coffered the following re-
eereee :
1. In its attempt to give tho petition-
ers against Mr. Wilkes, of CentraToron.
to, an illegal advantage, it was defeated
by a majority of four.
2. It attempted to deprive Mr. Cock-
burn, 'the legally olecte.d member for
Muskoka, of his seat ist the House, but
was compelled by the House- to submit
to the views of the Opposition an the
matter, and allow Mr. Cockburn to be
sworn Tin. as a member.
3. It was defeated by a majority of
35, when it sought to resist New Bruns-
wick's just ellairne to have a SCh044. Law
scbmitted to the Judicial Committee of
the Privy Coancil. for a decisive opinion -
as to its constitutionaltty.
4. It was defeeted in its attempt to
give a pet printing contractor 50 per
cent. more than he had earned -was
foreed into a compromise that only gave
him 27 per cent. more, than be had legal-
iy earned, and only carried. that by a ma-
jority of one.
5. It was unable to agree en a• policy
es to the continuance of the Lasolvency
Law _and was forced into action in the
matte' r by the House by an auiendinent
to the rnetien to go into Committee on
Supply. Snell. a Motion is generally
ceensidered one a want f co.ufidence,
bat the Government saved. itself ...by a
part ef its membert voting for the a-
mendment to the. Government's own.
originalmetion.
6. In 1872, Sir John MaCdOnalifi mov-
ed. and -tarried the mix months' hoist to
a bill providing tio the elections, at
any general electtort, be beid Ce12 the
same &Sr. In 1873 Sir John was forced
to include that prevision in his own el -
Gegen bili,
8. In 1872, ths Gerrernment voted a-
gainst auldocsated Mr. 31i11's bill for
the abolitien of Died Representation. In
1873 the H01116 medethat same hill law,
and the Government had to submit.
-The Government sought to push
tbrongh & jab for the 2ferthernR,
but, barint defeat bed to withdraw it,
10. The ffentennsent was pledged to
secure Logielatire sanction ef tits land
clause in else Facifuen. B. fleeter. Peer-
ing any disonsefen. of its Padua R. R,
policy, it bed sset the courage to bring
'levee an Act for the purpese, 'and so /eft
its rtiiiway *time incomplete.
Ellis 'tole/ea very. cotenderebls last of
feilores fer one steement and shows that,
hiewever eeeklessly bold tee enverument
bas'ee*inthiovang sway publics fends
to all vette Cialleante prios of
Perlieteeettery etyport, tte general p01-
cy *eta uo levor from edeher the
sesseassi efee Foreisanatat.
Torrifie Whirlwind in Lanark
Coant7. 4
GREAT DESTRUCTION OT PROPERTY,
Wrote the Perth Courier.)
On Friday afternoon last, between 5
and 6 o'clock, a terrific, tornado passed
through this section of country, exceed-
ing in violence and 1t3 destructive effests
anything within the memory of oven the
()Neat rtaaidents of old Lanark county.
Ds path is marked by the ruins of
houses, barns, stables, fences, and trees;
and its debris covers the gretind ss if the
hand of some Titan had scattered in his
rage the most enduring works of nature
and man, ruthlessly far and. wide.
Though we have net hoard the full ex-
tent of its devastations, or been inform-
ed ef the exact route it followed during,
its; visit here, we hare learned sufficient
to iufer that tho cyclone took an almost
circular sweep through the county, trav-
elling like a destroying angel, through
Elmsley, Montague, Beckwith, Ramsey,
Lanark, Darling and Lavant-where it
sported with buildings, fences, and
woods in a menner almost ssiggeative of
West Indian hurricanes. Its path wag
between an eighth and a quarter of a
mile wide; and on one side of its sweep,
the debris was thrown towards thesduth,
on the opposite side to the northward.
It was generally accompanied by a heavy
fall of rain, and its course was traced
overhead by a pitch black cloud, which
moved in majestic gyratiens peculiar to
circular wind -storms. Its stay at each
point occupied about two minutes -quite
long enough. Strange to say, no lives
were lest in the prevalent destruction,
though apparently there was terrible
roona for casualties and fatalities -
boards. timbers, and trees were hurled
through the air for hundreds of yards,
and onietimes driven int) the ground
and tato staimps so forcibly that in many
cases they could not be removed by
manual ptnver. Buggies and waggons
were overturned and smashed to pieces,
and people blown over and rolled ludi-
crously and swiftly along the ground;
yet we have not heard eleven a limb be
broken or a severe welled having
been received.
From two points only hare we receiv-
ed details of the ruin caused. The Rev.
Dr. Chisholm, who passed through Lan-
ark township last week gives the follow-
ing particulars of the destruction that
came under his observation in the north,
or rear of that township, between La-
rocque's and Creig's taverns, 3rd conces-
sion: -Roof blown off a large barn be-
longing to Mr. Bullech; roof blown a-
way from widow Tinds house; doors of
house and all the outbuildings of widow
Peter McGaire. Mr. Watchorn's sheds
and buildings blown down; Neil Mc -
Kay's slies, barns, and stableir hurled
down and blown away. The tempest
passed through Mr. McKay's bush and
made a clean sweep a quarter of a mile
wide from one end to the other. The
tornado touched oue corner of the house
of his nest door neighber, a Mr. Thom-
son, and cut it clean oft. The storm
then passed into Levant. On its line of
march- there is no such thing as a fence
left, but the rails are scattered -broken
and splintered -acres away from their
original position.
Mr. Edward Elliott, who visited an-
other locality chastened by the hurricane
- North Eli:alley-furnished us with a
few of the leading particnlars. The tem-
pest, after crossing front Bargess, tore
down a shed of Mr. George Oliver, at
Ottay Lake.' Thence moving towards
Pike Falls, it hurled to pieces a barn of
Mr. Alexander Adams. Then _it took a
corner off the l'ort Elmsley grist -mill,
and moved the superstructure about six
inches off its position on the foundation;
the school house, Orange Hall, Mid the
Episcopal Church were next blown
dowe ; and the greater part of the roof
torn off the largeShaw store -house.
Visitine Mr. John Elliott's premises, it
wrenched part of the roof off the house,
tcrre the barn nearly to pieces, took the
roof off the stables, sheds, and pushed
the latter off its fetindation about 18
inches. Some of the timbers were car-
ried away a quarter of a mile. Farther
on a barn cf G. O'Hara's was unroofed,
and a house, barn, and stable of Hart-
ford O'Hara were likewise unroofed.
The storm next tore down an unoccu-
pied house, and unroofed a stable be-
longing to Henry Best. A shed and a
stable of John Hogg, and Jas. Weekes,
respectively, were unroofed, and a house
and barn of ThoeMoore. Mr. A. Clark
had also a barn unroofed., Howethe
country farther on in Elmsley was used
by the storm wo have not yet beard.;
but we are told that Montague enffered
severely.
The town of Perth fortunately hap-
pened to be off the track of the tornado,
but did not escape a heavy show.er ef
rain and a fierce wind that sent many a
board -pile flying in all directions. Had
the cyclone struck the town, the loss of
life and property would inevitably have
been large.
=-
Miss Nellie Grant's birthday will be
very generally celebrated this year all
over the United States. This is a gratify-
ing evidence of a disposition to accept
the situation universally displayed by
those to whom the Government offers
any situation. For the sake of defin-
iteness we may state that the maiden's
natal day comes on the 4th day of July.
A humorous correspondent says that
now almost every time a young lady
passes him his mind. reser its to an
animal he saw in a traveling menagerie
last summer, and which the showman
called a camel. The reason for this he
says is too conspicuous to require ex-
planation. Apropos of the same we
might say that though the demand for
them has greatly increased lately. we
still have s small quantity of old ex-
changes and papers wbich we will supply
it slightly advanced prices.
Public School Teacher&
EXAMINATION
Weesesamell.
THE SIOST
C) Clb ' POPULAR BUSINESS JORDAN'S
Moore & McKenzie's OF THE DAY,
FOR
CLOTLHN G.
STYLE, WORKMANSHIP AND
FIT GUARANTEED.
A Largo Stock of
Broadcloths, Doeskins,
Twoods, &c„ &e.
Constantly on hand.
CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST.
ck
Moore & McKenzie's
FOR
900-irt
Dress, Goods, Prints, Shawls, Silk Vel-
vet Jackets, Parasols, Muslin, Grena-
dines, Gloves, Hosiery, Grey and White
Cottons. Table Linens, Shootings, Tick.
hags, &c.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
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1Io3re & McKenzie's
FOR
IGROCERIES,
THE Half yearly Examination of
1 candidates for Second and Third
Class Certificates will be held in the
Town of Goderich, commencing on
Tuesday, 1511i Jaly,at 9 o'clock, A.M.
But candidates who intend to take the
optional subjects in the curriculum _for
Second Class, i. e. Natural History,
Botany, and Agricultural Chemistry,
must present themselves at
Two o'clock on Monday, 14th July.
The examination of candidates for First
Class Certificates will be held at the
same place, commencing on •
Monday, 21st July, at 2 o'clock,P.M.
A gold medal will be awarded to the
most successful candidate for aFirst Claes
Certificate of the highest grade (A).
The Presiding- inspector requests can-
didates to transmit to the Secretary,
Goderich, P. 0., not later than the 24th
of June, a notice, stating the class of cer-
tificate- for which he is a candidate, and
also furnieh satisfactory proof of tem-
perate habits and good moral character.
PETER, ADAMSON,
Sec'y Board Examiners.
Goderich, May 26th, 1873. 1371
GREAT REDUCTION.
MHZ -Subscriber' having purchased one of the
I Largest tied best Stocks of -
PIS 3Fge 3V.0
aver emelt to Goderich, consisting of
GILT OVALS, WALNUT OVALS.
WALNUT RUSTICS, •
And as he is going ont of business, is new offering
them at reduced 1'1o. n
x lE Rose d
Silt num, at 44/13 each. They must ell be sold
within Os next for Muth Berson' wishing to
get prints ham back agaticee, can de so before
tie negatives ars destroyed.
0, TES. HgRE TT COMES,
pip.ogyn.b. :I per dozen. Conte cpe. come ell
ant est ,r....... of tile reduced grio•
?MVP* to Yell enij examine my gent before fear -
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Thenkfai eget fame. I cox taliy invite the
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Rice, Barley,
Currants, Raisins, Spices, Soaps,
Brooms, Pails, &c. &c.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
co
Moore & McKenzie's
FOR
BOOTS & SHOES,
Gents', Ladies' and Children's Prunolla
Boots, Ladies' and Childreads Slippers;
Men's Coarse Kip and Calf Boots,
LadiesKid and Goat Boots, Rubbers,
&c., &c.
CONSTANTLY
N HAND:
Cheaper than t e Cheapest.
VAIRBANKS' SCALES AT MANU-
A; facturer's Prices-Lasee Platform
Scales, including Hay Scales, promptly
ordered and a discount for Chsh allowed,
At JOFINS3N & KERR'S.
-
floaRRIAGE SPRINGS, CARRIAGE
AXLES and PATENT WAGGON
ARMS, for sale cheap
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
BA R 'AND HOOP IRON, SLEIGH
SHOE and CAST, STEEL, a full
assortment,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
PA HORSE SHOES & HORSE
SHOE NAILS, by the keg or box,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
T ROMIG
TUE MOST POPULAR MOVEMENT,
CLOTHING!:
MOVING OUT OF
•A.SMITH & COSI'
Merchant Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT.
e0AL OIL BY THE BARREL' OR
Gallon, and COAL OIL LAMPS,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT of. TA
BUJ, DESSERT, PEN AND
POCKET KNIVES, PLATED
SPOONS and FORKS in Goderich, to
be had
At JO B NSON & KERR'S.
1 A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LOCK -
WOOD'S Celebrated MILL SAW
FILES, and Sorby's HAND and RIP
SAWS, the best in the Market,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S. -
FAINT'S CHAMPION CROSS -CUT
SAWS and SAW HANDLES at
List Price,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
•
p.HOPPING AXES FROM THE
best Makers, single and doable
steel ,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LOOKS, HINGES, ,NAILS,
GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS and OILS,
at Lowest Cash Prices, always on hand,
At JOHNSON 8c KERR'S.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, from the best makers, at Low-
est gash Price.
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
pARlICULAR ATTENTION PAID
to the wants of the Farming Com-
munity, and orders from the country
promptly attended to,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
M
ILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS
at Maker's Price List, carefully or-
dered and discount for cash allowed,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE
L GOODS are offered CHZAP, CHZAP,
for Cash,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
JUST received by tbo subsci Prera a large stock of
SPRING TWEEDS,
BROA DCLOT FIS, -
FANCY COATINGS,
VESTINGS, &C.,
We are determined to sell as usual good goods,
arm
A °ow) FIT GUARANTEED,
DR NO SALE.
A LARGE STOCK OF
ErE/AM--ifil2D2 nOVICIM
principally home manufacture. Just received the
newest things in .
GENTS' FURNISHIN1 GOODS,
HATS,
SHIRTS,
COLLARS, AND TIES,
all of which will be sold as low as possible. BOMB
say that opposition 1t1 tho life of trade. Others say
Ibis is the place to get
Good Clothes Tirade.
We aro bound by strict attention to business, with
oar facilities and experience in trade to throw all
interlopers in the shade. " Cutttng done fres of
Charge." !Er Wanted two first-elass workmen for
whish the highest wages will be paid. in"' Re.
member the stand, next door ,te J. Bond's Drug
Store, on the El
ABRAHAMEMITEL t Co.
tr-e Now is your time to buy a first-class sewing
machine. The new, improved Osborn "1. the best
Family -Machine made in Canada- Abraham Smith,
Agent.
noderich, April. 15.1873, 1365
WALL PAPERS,
New Patterns for 1873.
NEW GOLD PAPERS.
21
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SATIN PAPERS.
DINING ROOM PAPERS.
SITTING ROOM PAPERS.
BED R0051 PAPERS.
HALL PAPERS.
6.3 NEW STYLES OF OAK.
Marble, Granite and Ceiling
Papers.
NEW BORDERINGS.
" DECORATIONS.
" P.A.NELLID.ZGS.
_
Window Shades,
Plain and Figured, in great variety,
At Lowest Prices
At MOORTIOUSE'S.,
March 18tb, 1873.
MILES' PATENT ALARM CASli I
•
IYIL Drawers, the beet in the world --
Price only $4 50
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
RAMILTON NT., -
Sign -4f the Cross -Cat Saw,
rliNS0"4 & KERR.
. Ooderich. March llth, 1873.
iraftsin •Issisrbere. Photographs of 11,s :forest
/Oa TAtest r+ty7te, Tars* photssrapbs Rcduceri., ROOMS to Let.
14 -Those indebted mil confer a gre it rasa
b7C11214 ant p tyisag uPL A171^LY te
E JOHNSON,.
MRS. HIT LIARD, ,
13704*' Eaat gltrootl Goderiah.
Gettetieb,Mee Iftge lent
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Seeds! Seeds!
Seed Potatoes,
Carrot Seed,
Turnip Seed,
BRUCE'S SELECTED EAST -
LOTHIAN PURPLE TOP.
This variety has been carefully selected
and improved, so as to secure a globular
shaped ro'ot, free from the least tenden-
cy to coarseness; it is very solid and
heavy, and the flesh good in quality; it
is particularly adapted to the richer
description of soil; and for long keeping
qualities can't be surpassed.
Per Pound Vro- cents.
Also a General Stock of
GARDEN & FLOWER
SIBIE13E)S,
. AT •
D. FERGUSON'S,
1369 Hamilton St., Goderich.
IF YOU WANT
FINE ALE
OR '
Brown Stout,
MADE BY
THOMAS
OF
13 EVA. N E0 CP It, III
GO TO
D. FERGUSON'S,
HAMILTON STREET,
1369-6m GODERICH.
Music and Drawing.
miss LOWES wishes to inform her
J -T-* friends and the public that she is
prepared to give lessons on the Piano
forte, dre'. Having bean 'taught by first
class masters, and for several Years a
suecessful teacher, she feels confident she
cau give satisfaction. Alse, a clatis in
Drawing, Water -colors, ace on Wod-
nesday. and Saturday afternoons. For
terms, apply at the residence of Mr.
G. M. Trueman, Hamilton Street,
Goderich. -
May /9tb, 1873e, 1370
SPENCER
PIMPLES.
IWILL send (free) recipe for my
VEGETABLE BALM, removing
Prunes, Beam . Weems, BierTOHES,
Fuxoxeza, Moyne, TAN and all• DIS-
EASES or Tier Sieurp leaving it clear and
with a healthy glow. Also /sure process
for fins growth of FIela on bald heads
or EnTonotafac
ols.re.o.0
APMAN, CHEMIST,
197 Broadway, New York.
P.O. Box 5,128; 1371-3m
Voters Lista
. •
voa sALp ATTHE &caw, Office;
e. °edam&
Wanted.
4. IN
1
DRUG STORE,
-Market Squat°, Goderich.
,
;11
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED AT THE MEDICAL HALL.
rGoderich, April 15th, 1873. t•
1365
THE EMPORIUM.
NEW SPRIIVG HATS,
AT
J. C. DETLOR & Co's.
NEW SPRING TWEEDS
AT
J. C. DETLOR & Co's.
20 CASES BOOTS & SHOES
Just received at
J. C. DETLOR & Co's.
3 BALES GREY COTTONS
Just Received at
J. C. DETLOR & Co's
Special attention given to the TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
j. C. DETLOR & CO.
Goilerich, 3rd March, 1873.
AUCTION SALE
OF A
ON
EAST STREET, GODERICH.
G. M. TICUEIVIAN
Is instructed by Mr. James Simon to sell by
Attrition at his Auction Mart, Goderich, on
Wednesday the llth of June, 1873,
(immediately after tite sale of the Residence of the
late J. B. Gordon, &N.) that very superior Frame
House mituated on corner of East nnd Victoria
Streets, being composed of Town Lots 33 and 76,
together half an acre of Land.
12he House Is well laid Qut and contains 11
Rooms. There is a good Stable and other out•
buildings on the Premises.
TERMS liberal and will be made:known at, lint
of sale.
Goderich. May 13th, 1813. 1355 14
Chancery Sale
OF
'A Valuable Residence
IN THE
TOWN OF GODERICH.
pURSUANT to a decree and final
Order of Sale made by the Court
of Chancery in a cause.of
SEYMOUR vs. GORDON,
There will be sold by Public -Auction,
with the approbation of Henry-Macder-
mott, Esquire, Master of the said Court
at Goderich, by George Moon Trueman,
Auctioneer, at his Auction Mart, in the
Town of Goderich, on
Wednesday the Eleventh day of June,
- A. D. 1873,
At Twelye o'clock, noon, the following
valuable property, viz., Town Lots
numbers Two hundred and fourteen,
Two hundred and sixty-four, the South-
erly part of one hundred and sixty,
seven RS described in a 'Deed 'thereof
from one Polley to one Gordon, Two
hundred and thirteen, and all that part
or portion of Two hundred and twelve
as described in a Mortgage upon the
property aforesaid from one John Bell
Gordon to one Bartholomew Seymour,
all running numbere in the Town of
Godorich aforesaid.
Upon the property is built a large two
story brick dwelling house, well and
conveniently laid out with verandah on
three sides, and containing thirteen
rooms and good cellars. Attached aro
valuable green house and conservatory,
alsoash, kat and root houses, astable and
other necessary out -buildings, all in
reasonable repair.
The grounds are tastefully laid out,
containing terrace, croquet grounds and
a number of valuable fruit trees, the
whole comprising an elegant and desira-
ble residence. The property may be
inspected till day of sale by intending
purchasers on application to Mr. True•
man, the Auctioneer. The property
wit be put up at an upset price of $5000
and will be sold free from a/1 incum-
brancesTERlt
'OF SALE 1 -Ten per cent of
purchase money to be paid down at day
of sale to the Vendors or their Solici-
tors; the balance without interest to be
paid into Court in one Month from day
of sale, when the purchaser shall_ be
entitled to a conveyance and to be let
into pheriesaion, Reasonable arrange-
ments may be made with thesvendor for
a portion of the Ipurchase money to
remain at intetest pon the property,
secured by Mortgage.
In other reepects the conditions of
sale shalt he the standing con- ditions of
the Court of Chancery. Further partic-
ulars may be obtained from Messieure
Cameron & Garroiv, and Davison &
Johnston, Solicitors Goderich, from
the Auctioneer and from Messieurs,Mc-
Donald, Badgerow &, Nelles, Solicitors,
Toronto. Abstract of Title may be in-
spected at the office of Vendor's Soli-
citors till day of sale.
Dated at Goderich the 3rd day of
May, A. D. 1873.
S'd H. MACDERMOTT,
wMastero,at Gederich.
it ,
CAMERON GARR
VendoesSolicitors. , 1368
A ,BOY about 15 or 16 years of ago,
"t who p messes a good education, to
learn the besieges of Architect.
SM AILL.
Goderich, 26th lieey, 1873. 1371e
Ten.ders. Wptecl.
MENHERS wilt be received up tO the fret day of
1 June for the building of a .
Frame School House
HURRAH FOR -
MA ITLANDVILLE !
WILLIAM STANBURY,
fl'HANKFUL for past favours,
A desires to infeem tho inhabitants of
Maitlanclville and surrounding country
that he is to be found at the old Stand,
ready and willing to attend to theivants
of his cnstoiners. He has on hand
A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
consisting of
TEA, SUGAR,1
TOBACCO, CURRANTS,
RAISINS, SPICES&c, tfic,
ALSO
Dry Goods, • Nails,
Crockery, : Glassware,
FLOUR 4. FEED. •
Having been granted a Shop License for
the sale of Liquors, he will keep
on hand a full
stock of
WHISKEY, ALE
BRANDY, RUM.
GIN, WINES,
&c. &C. &C.
•
IN BOTTLE -OR ON DRAUGHT.
ne The highest market price paid
far Butter, Eggs and other produce.
Remember the stand, nearly opposite
the • School House, Maitlandville.
March 4th, 1873. 1359
^
In No, .8 School Section, Goderleh Township. The -
Trustees do not bind themselves to accept the low.
'est, or any tender. epeiy to the undersigned,
where plane and specifications may ,he 110EII after
the 8th of may..
WM. STIRLING,
• THOS.WELSH. '
1308d
Ai?, 011EAP.
D UNLOP
Merchant Tailor,
WEZT STREET,
GODERICH,
ti AS receivedhisSpringStock of Goods
ILL and is prepared as anal to make all
kinds of Garments in the most fashion-
able styles and at the lowest rates.
G-ents _Ournishings
of all descriptions constantly on hand.
A CALL RESPECFULLY SOLICITED.
It, Two good Tailors wanted imme-
diately.
Goderich, 150h April, 1873.
ATTEATT
,
145
PARTIAL LIST
• .
of goods for sale at Parson's & Co's new
Hardware Store, opposite the Market
- House.
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY,
' CARPENTERS TOOLS,
SPADES, SHOVELS,
SCYTHES, FORKS,
RAKES,
GRAIN CRADLES,
MANILLA ROPE,
1TEMP AND RUBBER PACKING,
LEATHER BELTING, all sizes,
'WHITE LEAD, all prices,
BOILED AND RAW OIL,
BLACK OIL,
MACHINERY OIL. ,
taternee TINE,
And all kinds of
For Sale 011eap,f
G., H. Parsons & Co.
Opposite the Market Hour,
• GOPMItICle-1
June, 28. 1871.
Lost
HE Smbrcriher has a Cevered. Car- 't .NUMBER of Parasols,. o th
/isle ,with pole and shafts well • Lucknnw Road, a short •diastaneee
suited for a well-to-do farmer to take
his to meeting. -
• Willie gold Cheap fer Cash. -
de • • J. J. WRIGHT,
Goderich, 20th. May,- 1873. 1370
t
. .
•
from Goderich. The finder on leaving
.then with Abraham Smith, Goderich,
' or M. Campbell, Men:bent,- Lucknow,
will lie rewarded.for their trouble, .
1,9t1i; 1873. , 1370
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IOW
L. S. WILLSON, SELLING OFF 1
• _ SELLING OFF!
Sewing -Machine,
PIANO, ORGAN, MELODEON,
AND
AGRICULTURILIMPLVIIENT
.49.421;EINTT_
IShowrooms, next door to the "Signal':
Office, Goderich.
Mn. MEGAW and myself aro the
ONLY AGENTS
FOR THE }--
11.FLORENGE"
Sewing Machine in Goderich and vicin-
ity. 1368.
The Hesieler
SEINING *MAURINE
- IS THE °
PEOPLES' FAVORITE
AND gives uMversal satisfaction, it is
the most simple, durable and the
lightest running machine now made
(of the cheaper kind) and will sew much
heavier material than any other, it is
just what the farmers have long wanted
and is warranted in every case and kept
in repair free of charge for one year by
the company. Take my advice and buy
no other. Sewing mechines of any
other make supplied to order at regular
rates. I am also agent for all kinds of
Agricultural Implements. Office and
show rooms at A. P. McLean's Clothing
Store, East Street, Goderich.
J. W. WEATHERALD
1354.
R. PARSONS-& Co.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
MARKET SQUARE. GODEIt,I0,11
Have for Sale
MINK, FOX, and other traps, CROSS
CUT SAWS, MILL SAWS, WOOD
SAWS, AND BEST MAKES
OF HAND SAWS, CHOP-
PING AXES, VARIt
OUS MA KERS
IND PRICES: BOY'S AXES, HAND
AXES AND BROAD AXPea COW
TIES OF SEVERAL KINDS,
LOGGING CHAINS
OF ALL SIZES, '
GLASS,PUTTY,
WRO tiGHT AND CUT NAILS -&c.
And a large assortment of alliinds of
EIA IDW
At lowprices for CASH. Oppoteete
MARKET HOUS-
G. H. PARSONiM Co
Goderiche'Nov. 28 1871
WANTED.
A YOUTH to learn printing. _ One
LA- who has been a year or two at the
business preferred. Apply at this of-
fice.
Goderich, 29th April, 1873.
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
••••1.•••••••••••=.
County of Huron, I PY virtue of a
To Wit: de' Writ of Fieri
Facies issued out of Her Majesty's Coun-
ty Court of the County of Euro; and to
me directed against the Lands and Tene-
ments of Edward Pierce, Senior, at the
suit of Thomas Hawkins, I have seized
and taken in Execution all the right,
title and interest of the said Defendant
in and to Lot number Two in the
Seventh concession, E. Township ef
Ashfield in the County of Huron, which
Lenart and Tenements I shall offer for
sale at my Office, in the Court Houser in
the Town of 'Goderich, on Saturday the
19th day of July next, at the hour of 12
of the clock noon.
JOHN MACDONALD,
She eiff of Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderich,
15th April, 1873. S 1366-3m
Sheriff's Sale d lands.
County of Huron, pY virtue of a
To Wit : " Writ of Fieri
Facies issued out of Her Majesty's Coun-
ty Court of the Comity of Huron, and to
me directed against the Lands and
Tenements of James Hays at the nit of
Patrick O'Dea, I have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, inteieat
and equity of redemption of the raid
Defendant in Lots numbers twenty-nine,
thirty, forty-six, sinty-five, and sixty-
six, Hutchinson's Survey, andeLot num-
ber thirty-seven in'Reedsville, all in
the Town of Goderich in the County of
Huron, which Lands and Tenements I
shall offer for sale at mei 'Office, in the
Court House, in the TOWIt of Goderich,
on Saturday the 196h day of July next,
at the hour of 12 of the clock noon.
JOHN MACDONALD,
Sheriff of Huron.
Sheriff's Office Goderich,
15th April, 1873. 1366-3m
Ye. .11 14.
IMMENSE CLEARING SALE
OP
BOOTS AL SHOES.
THE Subscriber wiehing to retire
from the BOOT and SHOE Busi-
ness, will sell his Large Stock conspris-
beg some
6000 Pairs of,Boots-& Shoes 7
AT .COST FOR CASH.
Now is the time to
4G -et (3-ood Sargaisis,
As the subecriber just nieaus what he
sap.
P. S. All accounts muet be paid
without delay.
SAMUEL PURSE,
Sign of the Boot, Market &num.
Goderich, 13th Ncv., 1872. lett
NEW
GROCER
1
James Brackenridge
AVING bought out Mr. POL-
L -a LOCK'S Stock of Groceries and
added very largely to them, is now in a
position, in the same stand, to sell
Groceries
1
Crockery, an.d 1
Provisions, ---
CHEAP FOR CASH!
A Large -Stock of
S
On hand, and selling at reduced prices.
Bound to Sell Cheap.
GOOD BARGAINS IN
Rai-sin'dtAr urrants •
Everything that can usually be found in
, a Grocery Store can he found here.
Do not fail to call and examine goods
and rices, if you wish to saye money.
JAS. BRACKENRIDGE,
e -Remember the stand; corner of
North Street •and Market &pare.
Goderich, Jan. 6th, 1873. 1351
e THE
Very Thing Wanted
NEW HARDWARE STORE
In GADDER I CI -I
OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAII SAW
T
ne MITBSCRiBEES BEG TOSAY THAT THEY
have just rompletedopening out an Entire New
and
COMPLETE ST0.9.1.S.OF
111
ofallkinds which will be sold at prices that defy
competition. Before purehaelng elsewhere. Plytee
give us a e.alL
of Goodaeold, next week.
CR, HI PARSON'S 11( CO
11
Opposite The Market House
Goderich 3.un 23rd 7874, evig7-
Goderich Harness shop
W. A. MARTIN
blarAS pleasure In annonuncang to the pane o
Li Town and County that he has purchased the
Hareems bnsinees of Mr. blame Halliday, on Hera-
iiiton iSt. Atterhavnig served lueapprentlehehip with
Messrs W. & H. Mania, Goderieh. W. A. M. has
•, worked for rhe test three years in the best Harness
Shops In Chicago, and 15 now prepared to make up
REMOVAL .
PHILO NOBLE,-
MEROHANT TAILOR,
HAMILTON STitEL'T, 'GODERIOLI,
plEGS to inform his customers and the
AL" public generally that ho has remov-
. ed to that
COMMODIOUS NEW. STORE
IN ACHESON'S BUILDINGS,
-next dour to -Wm. -Acheson's Harness
Shop, and nearly opPositelis old stand,
where he will be prepared to offer great-
er inducements to putchasein than
ever.
He has just received a beautiful stock
SPRING AND SUMMER :-GOODS,
English end Canadian T.weedse-
Scotch Cheviots
Gent'e Furnishings, •
Which he will dispose of
-CHEAP FOR CASH.
CLOTHING- MADE TO ORDER
In the most fashionable style an:d on
shortest notice.
CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
Goderich 27th Mai, 1873. 1371.
Heinlock Lumber.
QUAN'tITY of Hemlock Lumber,
assorted, fer stale, at the eeshience
of H. HORTON, Sart.,
" Colborne Street.
Godirioh, May 19th, 1873. 137040
LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS,
sorae-Clatning and Scotot Collars
in first.clase style and with despatch Orders prompt-
lEattended to
Trunks, Whips, Curry -Combat
&e. /to.
N. B. Ply Sheets constantly ma bend throughout
the sumurer.
Goderich. Jane 26' 1873.
FOR, GROCERIES
GIVE
BALL A CALL.
WHOLESALE AGENT for McCor-
mick's Celebrated
STE.AN REFINED
CONFECTIONERY,
AND
AL.: 1 Et 1134:31.1.1t re' sr
ry- Orders respectfully solicited.
H. W. BALL;
Victoria Street,
Opposite Somerville &I:rennin& Grist
Mill.
Goderich, April 166, 1873. 13'36
THURBER'S ROYAL ANTI -
FRICTION BABBITT,: METAL.
PARTICULARS;
THURBER METAL, No. 1, is for Heavy Bearings
and Hallway Car Boxes,25ceerlb
44
44
- No. 2, Ls for'PaeLing Binge
and Journals r-ooning at high
velocity 30e per b.
No. 3, is for Ordinary and
. 'General Purposes?Sc per lb
CANADIAN METAL, is for Cheapness, and better
than ordinary Babbitt 20e peril,.
PHILADELPHIA METAL, is a very fine Metal at
the Price 16e perlb.
Large 4riaratities of the Thurber Metals habeen
used daring the past Ten years. They have been
thoroughly tested and pitted against all other Me-
tals, and finally, have become almost exclusive/y
used in all the large Lumber Districts, suchas the
'Georgian Bsy and Saginaw Valley Saw 31111e,
Northern Railway and Lase Siracoe Milis. Peter-
borough, Lindsay. Port Hope, Trenten, Belleville,
npanee, Brockville, Ottawa, Montreal, Three
Rivers, Quebec, and Montinerenei Rills, &o., as
well as in all the Principal Fonndries and Var,:afao.
tories, Railway Shops, Steamboats, Propellers, to.,
ke.
For Sale everywhere in the Dominion atthe above
Prices.
F. 'P. G. TAYLOR & ed.,
Toronto
For sale by H. .GAILDINER & CO.,
Agentsfor gorierieb.
Hos. 15th, 1872 . 1244
WANTED.
ONE or two• good .canvassere towhom
liberal inducements will he offered.
For particulars apply at this office.
Goderich; let March, 1873. 1360c
- Wanted.
1
47
GO TO
Rt)
TRE
Red Store
A STOUT active Youth to wakehini-
-
selfgenerally nssfal 'in, a Store:
One having some knowledge of the
business preferred. Must , he well re--
eommended.
ddress Box 10, • Luciteow P. 0. t
May 19t1i, -1873. 1370
Botioe.
4LL persens having claime Rang the
- estate of the late Mrs: M, Davis
may lima them for settlement to
• JOHN BLAKE
Goderich, 15th May, 1873, 1370c
Remember the place,
TWO DOORS FEOM
Jordan's Drug Store,
DIRECTLY 0PP0S1ile
ITIIIKET
GODERICH, ONT.
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