Huron Signal, 1874-2-4, Page 3111
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PUBLIC MEETING.
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A ovarenIT ML 7Q'WT&L
r railway Fowlr, the projetoof thedew
frorn Port Purvy to Goderich,
sir Mr. eor -
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whisk it 1 now proposed to cell the
.. Hero...end Q•iebarc road, agaiz visited
t•ur towa on ,teedneallay last, while the
- County Condeil was in seitaion• for the
. rorpow of PJllies
itt ibg the ef ,f 'the road
them. A public meeting was
coiled for the afternoon, and though
-thti
e•otioe wak: very abort a respectable
I/ ,
nuraker of our citizens, andwest of the
metuhers of the Ceenty Chimed, assent -
bled In the Ctoirt Room at the hear -
named.
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W. Young. Eel, WA:sten, of the
*minty was called to the chair and in a
few *or& introdneed Mr. Fowler.
51e. Fowler saidothet the scheme to
build the road was a good ode and Us
road would ,prove s'benefit to the whole
wiuntry, .The Grand Trish he thought
should,have been built where it is pro-
f. poised to run. this _nee, through the
centite of the country' as it only serves
One side est of Toronto., Thia road
Would do this county more good than -
any other it would pass- through and
would be of nmakillable henefit to the
town of Goderich. Thegovernment had
4,,,cut and interettet to spend large sums
in:leaking a harlotin .4 refuge here
eh; .ti woqlt! be of , no• nee without
ton ::ler nod. Tho Grand Trunk wasof
heti • ego text( es it sent ell its business
tit:Sart-ire No other road would build
lin the toen. Rai:reads had acceepa-
ilieheil ninth on ta,4 other ide. The
Michionn Cetera', the las; 1 year psid
Cot Llr-est dividend yet ..p. oa the
loweet .tarith Its rotes I 1 been re-'
f', »et il during the -last_ three 1-cere from
3 lit rest° ,no an•1 a helicon s a trn per
mile.' It had declaredi-inivgilend equal
t•oill Tor ceta per annuta eld could not
1, t ell the businese dieting. i Siyntlar re-
sell itould seisioNtee... There were
• advantages in laying a competing
len 'The neon. y iiive-sted in .railway
at in Canada hed been lestetill recent-
ly . . The English ate:fit-hollers in the
C 1.Trenk had expected is) realize 11
eft, but tleeir eteek ' ii. almost a
Joe.. it kei int, been a41 at as low
• *1n41e ito 17 cents in :the , Dar. • The
1 . eysilitin eif bonuses and eoyenintent air -
sIstasce had brought pitway stook atp•
-••yeritlargely. le • railwaya S.ime 'people
1 agein.e. The Viii*felStatee had benentard
• • •Iitteotsteikeed till they weet into debt
? t.• get • ilieineans r, carre bit linemen.
i.
IThe. United States duriree their war
-eetlilis'
t get money t.• Lorry on public
impyo•ventents, hitt whin they had a
• - last national debt they fooled no diffi-
i cti".ey in obtalnine meney- for public
. 1 weeks. riti Nertherzi 'Pecific hat!
1 . prdved of great advaittege to then) b4-
.caltie it brolielit ie men wIni settled in
thetritientey,itiel every man thus brought
in was a .seureo If wealth. This road
`e eloidd prove of greet 'autvaistage to this
,. veinty. Ile -dished to obtain a bonus
• : ofr eatiOn a mile. 'A rob') of.21 mills in
the •Iollar wouhl vie aiis with a sinking
b. fitn.i to 'pay elf •thi, principal. it oh
. eadh firm of 100 ,arree for 11 years
; worild pay eff all -and 'the reel well& be; J'ar' earned' .
' th4ert f•,r, aft time to come.- . Teterboro I Moved by William Eitiot, seconded
temnty h..i. ttivn *;...0,000. ra.rboro, by John Holing, tkai John Crerar be ap-
t oe% $100,01). Victoria Cerullo $100,-
• • pototed assessot f••r the current year,
Carried. ,
-Moved inaniendmentbySamuel Steno
'Oen, thet Matthew .Morrison be ap-
pointed lasiessor for the current rear.
Lost. '
Mv
eell
by Saud. Slemnions, seconded
by Joit lliialop, -that 92 be 'remated
laime M Kay, en".seocuot . of sweats
labor returned as undone. Carried.
. Trustees *ached sintion No. 4 ro-
gue:got piCernent for use of school house
during election. le oriactien taken.
The Treasurer's bond was examined
and found to be satisfactory.
Tne Clerk was requested to have the
\
toluudap deeds regtstered as soon as pos-
sible. - • .
.The SOW Off $11,1)0 was refunded Win.
B. Atkinson- on account of village lots,
erroueonaly assessed to him. .1,
. Moved by Mr: Slerenton, asonned by
Mr. Eiliott, that the Collector be allow -
el an ettensien uf time to 3rd February
nexto-Carriell." .
Moved by Mr. Elliott, seci•nded by
Mr. Instep, that the-Deputy-Reere and
Clerkbe appointea to prepare plans and
specifications for building a new bridge
at lot 10, Cons; 11 and 12, and to ad-
vertise for tenders to be or.:ned at next
m,erstine.-Carried.
The following amounts were presented
and ordered' to be paid e W, T. Hays,
register of by.ls*, $1.76; Thos. Weath-
orate,. P. L. S., for description of road,
$3; James Mitchell, sang/ as License
inspector for 1873, $12.-' D. MeDunald,
Jas. Spence, James McNair,
air A. Elunter,
John Sellers,. 'Returning' Officers, $3
each.
• Council then adjonrne.1 to meet again
at Domes' Motel, Cran brook, February
9, 1.874.
' Atli. `Refroze, Clerk.
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Meossorree' Utterer's-fit the meet.
Ing held on Teesday for the rtrpose of
terming a Meeftrinies` Institute, N. X.
Livingstone wan elected President,
Dr. Graham, Vice -President; D. Mo -
Donald, Secretary ; Alex. Stflualtan,
Treasurer; D. Stewart Librarian. -
poet. •
LUCJOLOW.
Ultima Dummy. —The new
church in eonnectirai with the Church
of Seotlarad, which has been nutted St.
'Andrew's. will be opened for divine
service on•Senday next 8th February.
The servides will be condueted in the
morning by &Iv. S.Cantelon of London,
bath* afternoon by Ker. 1. McNahb,
late of Manitoba and in the evening by
Rev. J. Sieveright of Goderich. On
Monday eveuiug Rel. J. McNabb will
deliver a lecture on Manitoba.
St. IMO=
Petssirrsriow.-The children of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School of this
village have suhsorilext $20. with which
they hem) purchased a splendid silver
tea-pot. They preseated it 40 Mrs.
Leask lite% Monday evening, as an ap-
preciation pf the interest she has taken
in the Sabbath School. The young men
of the church have aabacribed- "sufficient
mosey with which to purchase a horse
for Rev. Mr. Leask, as his present one is
said to be in a dilapidated conditi
Vans.
CLWRCH OPININO.-The new Wes-
leyan Church at this piece was opened
on Sanday, 18th Japuary. Rev. C.
Lovell, Chairman of The Goderich Dis-
trict, preached in the morning from
ReyelatiOns I. 4th, 5th and 6th verses -
In the afternoon Rev. Mr. Hicks
preached on the subject of guiding the
young t• Christ, taking as his text
Genesis XLCV. 34th terse. Rev. Mr.
Stafford of Holmes -rale preached in the
evening on "The work of Christ upon
Calvary." The proeseeds et the open-
iue services including vrhat was realized
at a tea-rneeting, was $189.
GIFT.
COUNCIL MZET1NG.-The Council met
at Tuck's Hotel, Craubrook, Jan. 19th,
pursuant to statute.
After duly making the declaration of
qualification arid °thee, the follewing
gentlemen teek the ie teats as the Conn
en for 1874, viz: Thos Strachan, Reeve;
Stetted- Sleininon , Deputy Reeve;
William John Hislop, and tem.
rence Dobson,- Councillors.
Minutes of last tweeting read and con-
firmed. ' - •
Alex. Stewart was appointed auditor
by the Council. Tho theses then ap-
• peinted A. )lcNair as the other auditor.
The Couneil then went tete committee
to re.pert °not:leers' salaries, &e., for the
'turnout year.
Moved by Wm Elliot, seconded by L.
Deleon, that the clerk's salary be $100
for ate current year.
Moved Pit amendment by Sankt. Slem-
hion„ seconded by John. Instep, that the
officers' salaries remain as they were lost
•
ifYgt, Lindsay it 114.1 )0,, and they 'could
get all the Leetwes they waatelleeniOn-
, ! tario egitiatir., Two yeites seg. the "tiarra-
shire; in .4tritarie Ceonty hod given
1 1, IstiouVeiteolte. Narrew Gene Reid end
it woe an now pitid beak' to thein . end
'nese flier wanted iiieether road "and were
-.. 7 %%Ming to 5Y);: 14 looms. tferen snot
softened fon$10.01tottO and the County
' id- Perth, th..r.gh kni5111t•r, for fi13,000.-
0014; Ile coolie of this Iiil-reiwe was
• that they had twonlite.:ya. Thie connte
•:., ototio benefit inpre, by & second, road
•• , thaw Perth, AA W. eclat hare 3.0orppot.
i : nor line. If it :redueeil tho tariff one
t, hall it cri.41.1 benefit ihe farms taw* than
• the am..nut asked _he way. of hionns.
• 1Tho 'value. of„the, laud -wettld be' greatly
-increaeol: 011ope, the Gran.1 Trunk
'where 'Ind wilt twilight foriight of way
- at $40 :tit re it w :is worth row .9100.
The. price of pair woo 1,r t,,, 'IL:Teased 10
cente a hash , There wool,' he mdre
competition a ••oo btivers AA'Soleil buy-
ers 'woeld then ho 'able to enter the
market. W., w0.4.1 be able fo send our
prodece st 'n chedo rit...-i to the Ottani%
1 hi:11066mo klisknet• where prednee al-
wayse-hoanatila 3 bi.,,h price.. We were
unalle to do so now as * had to send
it a leno Way round and overjpwo roads
&licit comae.' a high rata to
Mr. Fbaler then referred
ernes:invent he het) met with
been here before, met stated
n••w preened to call the r
ight.
the en.
fter hehad
hat it arse
the Hu..
ron and (lochs.: Railway nd get an
independent charter for rehsons
Ile advocated fho. eivineef a county
bohis as it wilt a theme _line. If it
t•itelool the coutoy at &alit benefitted
it. * less bonne eel; a44ed thotehad
bot.n -fives , te) thrierroil pewee roads.
If the benttses a.kol otfro given, eapi-
Salient wouta toke bold ft! the proj Jct.
Sir Hugh Allan had a large:interest 10
the chatario arol Qoehec math, and Mn- CAtta,D.L.
4 ir**1 had giVert$1,tXr).000 to the North-
ern qeltinizetien ..rool to Ottanra.
There would be three reads' 'Pinning The Roman Oltholic Bishnp (.1 Otta-
wa, the Right Rev. Dr. Guignes, is
Otto -
east front -Ottawa rted they must have
an Ontlmt west. If this seetton Woull. dangerouslypill.
not assist the road it wfilthl have to find It is rumored that Mr.Crowell Willson
an outlet somewhere else, as by laying intends to nosign in favor (4 Mr. Car-
; a third ran from where it streck the ling in East Middlesex
narrow enage road to 1Iwets, Sound, and
In the County of Waterloo they folio*
the Other harbours on Lake Huron were tbe rotating system in selecting the War.
toter -peal to this. and they would rather den. In ten years they have had as any
here. The. charter eould include efaegeee.
ch from Brussels to2Attrnia. but m
Otte of the moat sigmificsoit items of
4fras not likely that pelrtten wealth' be
; bunk tome ghe end the day is th-3 retirement from public
Broca wont ow- life of Mr. Langevin, leader of th 'e Tory
Mr. Feweee-yeed a neetheo of j„ite,.., party, in Quebec The raison d'obe is
"trete Bir 1;11.ngh .Allan through Mr. the sweats the) a tdr. Carling's defeat
A hlwitt, sowing that he and the Lilly of in LondMa--the Kice Scandal.
Meetwal ,entra intetested in the read Miton Courtright. President of the
and further pointed ont the benefits Canada Soutberu Railroad from its or -
which would accrue fcron the building ganization, has resigned on account of
of the wed. Its replyotp a 41sestion he the pressing natiire of his private bpi
stated. that the tlistaSm from here to nese, and C. L. Cable; 'of New York, has
Montreal woad bo shortened by the been appointed to succeed hini, with
proposed road by 40 or' 50 miles. lite Iteadoptarters at Toledo. • •
report that. it wy.inten.led t4 mrry the-
mam line tci- the thorg,lan Bay &ndonly
nut a branch here was false.' There
waa no .occasion to do mo es the road"
would cites the lines rnnning to the
Georgian Bay old this catch the trade,
, onthey might get ruining pewers over
thoeo lines.
Mr. Perkins wished to know when
tbe toad would be completed.
Itfr Fowler ..replied that it moist he
.1 finisked to Toronto in two years by the
--sentent. tie would advise that the
roed bo commenced at this mid. As
Intilt it would tap. other lines and get
°millets.
Several of the members of the County
Cduncil expressed a donht whether a
county hens wonld carry in this county.
A nnmber of townships hal already
giten all they were able. _ If however
the London, Huron and Bruce did not
go on, a number of townships which had
;rivet:obi-onuses telt might help this read.
31 r. Gee. Acheson_ spoke well and for-
cibly in favour of the road..
"Atter* few remarks by Mr: Bell the
following wee•littion was submitted, -
Biov edoay J. T.--Garmw, Reeve of
Gederich, seciin.led _.by Mr. Jas. Thom-
son, towe clerk, "That we hive listen-
ed with Monsono to the remarks and ex-
planations of Me. Fowleoconcerning the
Huron and Quebec Railway, and have
no doubt that, when the project Is more
advanced, and the scheme more fully
before the peoole. it will be liberally
sided by the yanoes muuieipalities
through which it passes. -
Americo The Gleba 'eye;
faste.1 fire hours, inter1udet1
wfth illidItior refreshments, which WWI
"gal assessity, under the, appetizing in-
Ina"to of Ewe a game, and the shades
"'Eking were tailing into gloom in
um valley when the bugle wing truce."
The 'preaching elections in England
are creating a great deal of excitement,
sod both woes seem confident a "via
tory at the polls. Betties is favour
of the Ltberals.
torgeorowe-e------geteer-ereree.oree._
GubcRicil, Fe. 3,1874
'book (Fall) 5 td..11 ....... gl 17 * 1 30
wlialit.(3gDnit) it bash... 1 12 & 1.13
Pl011' • (Per WO. ........... 5 59 3 8 On
Oen. V onsh ............ 0 40 a 0 40
Pose • bush- ..... ...... I 55 a 0 As
BarloY,'• ....... I 25 a 1 30
040 0 060
Hay per ton ............. ,18 00 0 2)00
Chickens per pair. ........ 0 25 a 030
"Uor.16 b .............. .. • Is 3 0 20 •
AVM • dos (unfasten!. 045 3 0 10
-leer ................. ..... 4 510,
Pork ......................975 et 1 SO
................ ' ........ 040
15'00,3 308 a 360
Tan B4115.1. ....... . ... I50 (IP 048).
CO:grog, Feb. 3 • 1676.
"set (TIM p•4 Ica 1. $z 90 at 2 06
wham. (asting) p.riuo Re 1 90 3 1 (0
/lour. (per brI) ............ 6 09 3 6 00
Oats, per 1 05 II 1 OS
Pew's. per 100 lb* .......... 0 99 a 0 91
Barley, per ioOi$1 50 3 2 70
Pet.t44., per bull............ 0 50
Batter • ...I. 20 0 20
20M Per dos. (espeskee.. • IS 3 0
Beef • • 450 '• 00
Vert 70 0
asy is ere se, le
8keep 00 2.5
Hides ..... -.5 00 " 600
00dr05r5, Feb. 3,1874.
9/beat, (Fall) ... . .... ..•• ..$1 48 " 1 18
Wheat, (Spring) par bush-, 1 12 1 13
roar. (per MI) ....... ..... 61041..." 0 00 •
B44er. Per Luta . . ........ • .. 1 2) " 1 60 1.
Oats, per bush 0 35 " 0 38
Pease, per bash 0 56 1 0 53
P04410es, ler bush 0 40 " 0 50
Hatter, o to " o •
Eggs. per doe (unputed)0 14 " 0 If
Beef 200 " 4 50 y
BLANK BOOKS,
Pork.... .... .
Elidde
Hay
Wood • .,. 2 50 '' S00
6,35
5 00 " 55)
15 00 " 1005
TORONTo 0.L$81T41
Jan- 31st. ---Fall Wheat $1.260.0$1.30.
Spring do $1.18 to 1.23. Barley 81.40
lo $1.43. Oste 39c to 40c. Peas 66e to
Rve 65o to 70e. Butter 2ec to 28e.
eggs 20c to 250. •
MONTREAL 311311KET3.,
Jan. 31st. -.Wheat, 81.30 to $1.321.
Peas 850. Oats 36 to 38e.
BorloY $1 to $1.10. Butter 25to 2.8e.
Cheese 12c to 13d. Eggs 20c to 23e.
Ashes -Pots $5.824. Pearls ff7.30- •
2CABRIACHIg •
It the M. E. Parsonage, Parkhill,: by
Rev. H. J. Silty, on the 14th inst.,
Mr. Francis Fiona to Miss Didana
Goodman, all of McGillivray.
By the same, on the 27th inst., at the
Hastings House, Parkhill, Mr. Leiater
Holleuback. to Miss Ellen Dreke, 11
of Stephen.
SUNDAY DIRECTORY.
Guide to Church--Sofrviccts.
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH',
(Church of Scotland.)
Use. J. Steepuotre.
forning ••ence it A. M. Evening
service *30 p, M. Sunday School 2:30
P. 51. 1
KNOX CiliiRCH (C. Piesbyterian.)
Rot: B. URN.
Morning service 11 A. M., Evening
service -6:30 1'. M. Sunday Scheel 2:30
P. M. -Prayer meeting Wednesday
evenin,g at 7:30. ' •
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH,
(Church of England.)
REV. C•21034 ELWOOD.
3forning service 11 A. M. Evening
service 7 P. M. Sundry School 3 F. M.
WESLEY. 113ITHODIST 011 URCII
Rae. JAR. GRAHAM.
11••rning steles 11 A. M. Evening
service 6:30 P. M. Sunday School- 2:30
P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday and
Friday ereninge at 7:30..
•••
To HULL CORN. -Take one quart of
steeng lye, prepared by poring warm
water- mom a peck or inore et ashes;
add two quarta (4boiling water to it,
aad put in the corn; let it boiu
l ntil the
halls begin to start, which !toucan deter-
mine by taking out e few kernels and
washing them in cold water. Skim out
all the corn; rinse it in two or three
waters; put in tete cold water,' and let
it bud up; turn off that water so as to
extr ict all the lye; fill np with boiling
water and 000k for four hours slowly;
add Bait to your mate; let it noil half an
hour more, and serve. It meet cook
aigreat *W. tube 1,..t1.4tabi.e.-C'uttnery
milernye.
*. • .
ttPr'441`itY stover ilid any man the leost
eirod. N.) mon , or h tppitr, esr
or
wiser fit. It 4 Jit' t tie to fro -
ditty; it is dmagu4toths reflucl, and
anoro in oh le 16 t toed.
I had rather h trowspsper willottrt
guerrament than oneeeinnent u ithout
nowspaPers. eraot.
- Ott Sunday 25th ult., Mo. John J.Hor-
ton, one of the graduates of Huron Col-
lege, was ordained a deacon in Christ
Church, Exeter, by Ili* Lordship the
Bishop of Huron. Prior to elite depar-
ture from college his etndents presented
him with a handsome Bible srui $ fere-
well address.
A telegram was received in Toronto,
dated Roine. Janurry 26th, conveying
the fact of the appointment of the ery
Rei. Father Jamm, of Toronto, First
Roman CaOholie Bishop of Algoma. The
newly appointed Biahop lett by tier Al-
lan Line on Saturday, en routs to Rome,
for consecration at the hands of His
Holiness the Pope.
C. ill. Stewart. Esq., proprietor of the
Hamilton Tines died in Toronto last
week. He had been suffering for over
a year from injuriso originating in a
sprained ands and a few weeks ago he
was removed to Toronto, where an
operation was performed, from the
effects of which' he never rallied. The
deemeed.by a Canadian by birth , and
was it. the- 37th year of his age.
A critical observer and artistic ad mirer
thefairsexwhohaathoWtravelled pretty
much over thew -hole Dominion, has cata-
logued the distingnishing traits of the
fair sex in our principal cities; The girls
of Halifax are the beat made; those of
St.John are the prettiest; those of Que-
bec are the eayeet and jolliest; throe of
Menefee' are the inost stately; those of
Toronto are the most dashing; those of
Ottawa are the moat refined; those o
Hamilton are the wildest.
At Stouffeille last Saturday, a melon!
choly aocident ocearred, by which two
men were killed instantly, and one fatal-
ly injured. While the large double -
headed locomotive of the Niplasing flya-
way was standing at, the station, it ex-
ploded with terrific force. biowing one
men 160 yards over a building, and
killing him, and blowing another, nem -
William Carruthers, of Toronto, about
silty yards agnonst another building,
killing him instar.tly oleo. The poor
fellow was sadly shattered, his legs and
arms being broken, his side torn away,
and the back part of kis head shattered.
The when:man was fatally injured.
The Toronto papers give an account of
a grand curling match which took plus
on the river Don on Thursday of last
waek. It was a regular old-fashioned
"benspiel," between the Bost and the
West, and the sport seems to have been
of the mast interesting Character. There
were twenty-nine rinks, and the result
was a- tie -each side haring scored foto
hundred and eighty-uine points. It is
sieertid-that such a bonspiel was neyer
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cnurtcn
• Rev, M. A. WRIGHT.
?alumina service 11 A.3[ Evening
service 6:30 P. M. Sunday School 2:30
P; M. Prayer meeting Thursday even-
ing at 7:30.
ME-ItHODIST 'EW CONNEXION.
. CHURCH; '
Rev. F. N. Neer:too i •
Marning service 11 A. M. Evening
-servte 6:30 P. m. Sunday School 2:39
P31.
•
ROMAN CATZTAC.CITURC/I,
, Rev. R. Borst.
Mass at and 10:30 A:M._ Getetthisat
3 P. M. Vespers 7.P. M.
GAELIC PRESBYTERIAN,
(Temperrees Hall.)1;
al R. MC,GILLITRAY.
A fterneon service 2 P. M. *Toning
service 6:30 P. M.
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ST. STEPLIEN'S CHURCH (Huron -R.)
Rev. CNA& HATHRWS.
Moraing service 11 A. M. • Suenley
School. 9:30 A. M. •
THE ANNUAL MEETING
ilF THE HURON SALT
1." Well Compaey Will be
held at the offici of Archtbald
Dickson, on Tuesday, the 10th
Feb. 1874, at 7 o'clock p. m.
I). FRASER,
Secretary.
,C,oderith, 31a0. Jan. 14174.
DAY' BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
, LEDGERS,
'CASH DOOKOF
M I NUTE BOOKS,
Notice of Partnership.#'
THE UNDERSIGNED HAYING
2 entered into partnership in the Saw
Mill business, on thit Lake Shore Gravel
Road, one mile and a quarter from
Anthony Allans,Celbrne, are prepared
to fill all orders that they may be favour-
ed with.
E. McVITTIE.
NIcMULLEN.
Jan 2400874
. . 1406-d*
T AW)RIN G.
OUNLOP
Merchant Tailor,
GODER/tH, '
IN •
• INDEXES,
Matti/RANDOM BOOKs,
• MSS BOOKS,
TtME BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
DIAIIIIES FOR 1874,
.iLIAANA(M FOR 1874,
At lowest priCes
BEGs to direct attention to Isil :er7
full stozk of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he is prepared to make up in the
most fashionable style and at the lowest
rates,
:Gentpt; Frirnishi rt gm;
of all kinds kept hand as usual.
Goderic.b, 90.h Dec. 1O73,,‘
OYSTERS
AT
D. Ferguson's
DIRECT 140494 BALTIMORE.
soLD By THE MEASURE
Will be kept consteeey on hand
DusiNG THE WneTzi-1.:
Rtsidurards and "'ter parties sup.
plied at tPeciat mess,
ood.rich. s".1.873. 1397
1.'()1?. CASH,,
MOORHOTISii.
JAIL Lili 1s74.
CLOTHING.
A. SPAITH'IVCO.
Have ;est received the largest!
Stock of Clothing
-' AN -1) THE
BEST STOCK OF CLOTHS
AND
GENTS FURNISHIN,G 0601Y4
Ever offered in Goderich, and they ere
deteriuined to sell the
cl.OTIIING MADE TO ORDER
• 0 SUOMI' NOTICE.
Good, Fit guaranteed or no Sale.
r,
REMEMBER THE STAND. „
Next Door to J. Borti's Drug S,ore,
Ahorket Square,. Goderich.
s • l390
TheSmuking Turk,
G fi-EB WOOD
•
•
CIGAR, AND • T:OBACCO STORE,
. •
In the 'Store formerly occupied by S.
Furs°, Market Square, Goderich.
ATL. jtNI)SEE
his well selected stock of -
PIPES,
CIGA1RS, .
TOBACCOS,
POUCHES,
•MOUTH PIECES,
kc., &c., itc •
Sign'of the Smoking Turk. W. Green -
Wood 1. Azeut for T. F. Rooms Organ
Builder, Toronto. Orders for tuning
promptly attended to. 1401
NEW GROO_ERY
VIGTORiA STREET)
GODERICH,
Oppositt- the old Burying Ground
ALEX. ADAM
begs leave to inform the public of God-
• erich ard surrounding ccuntry
that ho hem opeved ' that
Now Store on Victoris
St. with a choice
stock of
GROat, RIES & PROVISIONS,
By keeping first chum articles at low
price& he hopes to get a share of peblic
patronage. Call and give me trial and
jiidge for yoarselvea.
COFFEE GROUND DAILY.
A groat treat for .Breakfast.
,A. Adam will always have on hand
supply of spiced beef hams.
Goderieh, Ilth Nov. 1873. 1395
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE
13Y U (2 A' I (..) .
lUrli J. P. BR 1 NB has resetved Instructions
AL Crean 21r. DONAU/ MaINTOrin to sell Ly
Ouhiic •uctlon at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
SEAFORTH,
On Saturday, Feb. 28, 1874.
01111 GREAT HALF 1(EARL!-CLEARING SALE COMMENCES TO -DAY.
• The public and our
when a cheap sale is in
Dress Goods, Jackp
&e., will be sold des
STRACHAN'S UNIVERS
_
4i7A-4,6--7,71C.,....210=,r.4.1--arti„
'..-- - -; :----- k R7-
\
1 1 '
v .f:
•
1 0
PATRINS IN PARTICULAR know from past
vertised:by C. & J. it is a bona fide thing
s,, hawls, Winceys, ShirtingS, th
,n)
rately cheap.
CROFTS & JOHN
Nqted for
experiepee th
Boots & Shoes,
Rep Goods.
:JT; ;
:
11UFt
i Mau '
:
I've lived in Scotland the itiost of my I The' Id
life; 1 th
It was there that T learned my trifle, i TO this
In that little country iron Homes aro • An A the
rife,
-, 1 , -
And of course they're tile twat that aro
Made.
..
They "are over tho Stateslot America
spread,
!il
For I 114.11 to the Yankees so te;
And me Marrows are Trump the Xeet• t
• kees hare hel • , `Viten re
4 .
.
And Canada should follow soft.
-Deaerves
I preten
br
. or we
Rot I ho
Tem dit aro teas ivy **old by lied,
To test the truth give 4.311 Call;
He sells all gr,:tods in everY
0.
• IlUTTERI0IELD'S-
CHERRY BALSAM
COUGHS AND COLDS.
FOR SALE AT G. CATTLE'S
(Late Parker & Cattle's)
pRuG STORE,
MARKET SU ARE,GODERIOH.
• -
• 1400
-
'1
ft not invent these valuable II 11E !
11100I11.111
I broeght the invention;
n.lerhogood to his country
gs, ,
ome god of sattemtion.
TIOtito beast of' whereI Was
.1,.
sat mina txmutry be born;
vnik It eiritse, for my Trump-
's -
loot me' 'blow • iny n rtn horn.
•
" 1;:eirsaat
At profits suited tolik II•tY
1 .;=_ , • . Volta
. •
Ball sells forcash. Nos. j lin know
•That money makei the• Al are to ,go,
Therefore he Casa at 1. -on rates sell, ••
jusiehno a call. hell ustuyiiir nen. .
..( ,
Ball sells Dry Coati, Sugars and Teas.,
And Granite Setts that will yon 'please.
Cizoicefitiita and Areeta (pits, fresh and
pure, .
That should entice you to his Store.
1 •
=Ask .he Ball lived of all yon met t.
That desirable and valuable Farm, situated on the
Huron Road, and being 0.1 1, C os. 1, tlullett.
TII E t It NI
Contain. 100 acre• 90 of whisk are cleared and
free howl atitnips; situated 23 miles from Rea -
forth. There is • good trews boom $6230, alms
• funner's boom about 69124, frame barna„7,3 large
eons sheda• 'urge beariog orchard, good garden,
see palmy of water in the seller that never fail.,
Glee a pump ate. to th. farm Imus• always hill et
water.
Sale to Conanience at 1 o'clock P. AI.
TILX118-s0uo roll be mooed cash ou the day
yews; 51,000 .064. SO days after sale; the bal-
lasted* Ilya annual instalments at 3 per rent in.
West.
. The Farm le in an excellent Stake of eultivation.
Farther particulars may be obtained hose the pre-
prist....r. on the primises, or from the amuce.e..
DONALD MettiT0101./rnrPrweir.
J. P. BRIN11,11aetionerr. INS
,
Wale on
iMy uoit
My larat
Id v l'-igh
My Iiint
-.-
My Teat
My next'
31y next
Alyeezt
,
.
Myneat
, My .neXt
TheyLasy just on Victoria Stripit, ; My next
Where Mall besting paste found.
1390 I
., 1
1.6 th* 'tis nmr the frountl, 'IS laid. •
HARDWARE. ! 187
Hardware, hardware. lac
FAIT
pug Subscriber bega 'to. inform the ,
' L inhabitants Goderich • and snr- •
rounding Country that bo ha; porch:is- '
ed
Bankrupt Steck
it A
OF
OF
la
which th
'Veep as
H. GARDINER. C4, 604. r Nei
which niust be cletteed Olt attune)
At Cost and Under.
Special Bargains Is the Tra.le.
, L. WELLS. —
• ". T
Godurich, Oct. 17, 1873. -4:1;02 *
. rrtl
S IT NDE 11-S3
VARIELY STOP g.
CHASSIS BLOCK, REIT T11,11651 AIR'S AiWtr
TION itoOtti, •
C-11 r •
CHRISIMIS. & NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.
An immense stock of
JEWELLERY of all kinds,
BOHEMIAN & GLASS MARE,
English, French, Germs and American
rirCal(S, Arc., seic.:0.
Schools and Churches supplied with
presents for Christmas Trees at low
ralAeslarg. e stuck of Coal aml WI NA Stereo,
Tinware, Itomps, Coal Oil, &c. .
Constantly on hand.
Goderich. 16th Dec. 1973, 1400
S.IcAY HUFFER,.
ame lute the subscriber's premises
` Block A & C, Oolnotne. abut the
1st of September,a white Hearer coining
two years old. The owner is reinested
to prove property, pay charges slid take
her :way.
ROBERT A I tlitiT 11.1SO,
Jan.34th, 1074. 1406c*
-4
"IT* • TRUE
TEIAT
ea Slim tures one- to. bone,
m mere begios stint,
t.,11-11 find denotes a pound,
a it lotigibut butte found.
y'r pin caret be short,
sounded itajleport, •
oes Melva idurei in hull,
is alwaaw int tbe well,
doea ell tarn into selL
klyPtIlfre often hoard,
ie go, het not in bird;
Oes ownl rn Mtn down*.
proton 'y in town_,
. •
•
cifEap FoR. CASH.
•
••••••••••;•••
KE RIZ Ct. DICI.N.Z I E
SUCCESSC.YRSITO
„It siii,17:()N. • sic
• .
•Taki; Otis epoortunity juror:tie:1)r their .fiii•ntla and patrons that they hare re.
tiered Pahl 01.4se new and splendid prcutiseseei the Market Square one door East
• 1 1.
sta• Where pei hare tin,
d:altayi begin,
nes.siwayl 'mean the prime,
10041*In4.h0.1hille•
e ()heap,
- • 1390
• . 1873.
ay Brothers!
1.1.11Cit,11111
4
AND WINTER
• 0 0 3:3 :3
'
.,i1.1L IQ in every departinent
• ..
y Are pretrarfel to dispose of as
Ily ttlier intim' trade.
IL B. SMITH'S STOrtE,
When) the eei ne0 receiving their-delta:Id wieter stock Of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE
tlenglit sitter the meet' declitio ifi prices which they are offering very low for cash,
Of #)!,14. N Gl-
• C111.ind see -tor Yourselves.
Onderich, Oct. 23rd, 183, 1392
1873. December 1873.
tow ....... •• ••••••• • .... ro WV.
. Vrir• Bit Jo
MERCHANTS,
o' Prompt Attention to' their large. and
,C(M4ILETE Olk_JUI‘
1.0 Fall and Winter Geode purchosed front the British, Scotch &Canadian
• • Markets
C-IONSIS'I'itl\i`
CIAMIDS, " SQUARES,
ROMAN SCARFS, SASHES,
HOStERY,
DRAWERS)
BRACES,
FLANNELS,
ItIN
SEAL SKINS,
CLOAKINGS,
SHOtS,
HABERDASHERY,
SHIRTS,
WOOLENS,
BLANK KW,
FANCY .DRESSES,
ASTRACHAN,
SHAWLS,
BOOTS,
-
WARPS .
k
1COF
•
.„
BREAKFAST 8
• • TIES,
W VES,
SICIRTINGS,
FANCY TIES,
fivrIEETNeElyNsG, 8,
WATER PROOFS,
FURS,
RUBBERS,
• BAGS, &c. he -
YARNS,
W. & J. K. being FULLY ALIVE to the *Mutant, changes in dress have men
1.IAWL9,
•
ESI ECAL CIP.E to select a I the
k
Door to the Post OffiG0.• -vcr ,n; vp INT fa;
1
S T strnEz\T1Ehades and Pattarn3 iu th a abava articl(s.
1
• .
iODEItiCH.1 •
•Imbninants and Cid Stock at less\ than Cost.
•
TO MAKE ROOM f fa these g.•••di they intettil CllEARINO
ST
T -E 4'4 T 110 N..
OP
wt.
og
5. 0 - •
.1
X - • 1.51
RTIAL LIST
.if goods r sale at'Parson-s & Co's' new
Ilardw Store, opposite the Market
. Hmote. .
NA4Ls :LASS, PUTTY,. i
CAI PENTERS TOOLS, .
PADES, SHOVELS,
SCYTHES, FORKS,
RAKES, • . -A-1L4lLa /NI Ii.1 Vir
11 A N I L ROPE,
• GRAIN CRADLES,
DEMI AND RUBBER I
PACKING.)STOGCOMPLE
LEA H KR BKLTING, all sizes, Y
., COMPLETE IPI ALL DEPARTMENTS
w
,
irMIMI•M•1•1110
RECEIVED
00FtE & CORDON'S
• A TAROT' ASSORTMENT OF
GENTS' CAN!.
BUFFALO ROBES, dr,c.
idiDIEE; FURY,
LADIES' CLOT.
"-.
Tit LEAD, ell prices.
JSD AND RAW OIL,
BtJOK OIL,
MACHINERY OIL.
TURPKNTINE,
Aind an kinds of
IYVVA:11
P4 Self ObswIt.
or
G. Parsons & Co.
ite the Market 1.1.)use,
June, 28 1871.
Dry Goods,
Boots & Shoo?,
Groceries,
Ready Made Clothing.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.-
MOORE & CORDON,
„ ;. rich. October 284)h, 1873.
opposite Grain Market.
711P 1E3E1104,0 JPA.:Ir
firDominion Clothing Store.
PHILO NOBLE,
..111IWICEUJIT TALLOW,
MILTON STREET, GODERICII
IIs now received a beautiful stock of
1 Fall Goods,
sh°°filiet,urPni4noprengchpargsredTweeedfc; B11356.27keera'41ArOwwkithiche
ertest notice, and guarantee a geed
Also a large stook of Mon's and Boys
'Ready -Made Clothing.
I have just receired • splendid stock et
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Just to band a beautiful assortment of
141a6a:rl`S eft CAPS,
All of which I am determined to sell
CHEAP for CASH, in order to make
room for more, which will be to hand in
idewcdalalYLeolicited before purchaahned
elsewhere.
Rebiember the stand, next to Wm.
Acheson's Harness Shop, Hamilton
street.
Sept. 6th, 1873. 1386
SANTA CLAUS
AT
MAITLANDVILLE
W..STANBUR,Y
Begs to inform the inhabitants of Mait-
landville and the surrounding country,
thm be has received a large supply of
Pitney doodit .and Toys
of all des Lions; for
Christmas and New Year's 'Gifts,
which will be pad
dFFIIAP FOR CAS H.
,
tAlio a fell stook 01
EW GROCERIES
ng of Teas, not to be equaled in*
irth and flavour, itt all prices, to
.r suit the titnes.
•
Also new Raisins Curranti,Spices,Rice,
Sugars, Syrups of tiret quality and every
other article in the Grueory line.
Also &large supply of Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Glass & Crockery, Tea Sets, &c.
Nails, Flour 5 Feed.
Alan a full supply of Wawa and Lig uos
such u Sherry, Port, Brandy, Rum,
Gin, Whiskey, AleaF kc.
•
Market price paid for produce. Butter,
Eggs, Oats, Peas Jr, Potoes bought
and sold at
STANBURBIS Si ORE,
Ilaitlandrille;
\\ I
4.36ANDSE. I
THE
Splendid Stsck
or
DRY GOODS.
BOO1aSk SHOES
4401141
t HT
ird ACVCra k Co's
A Call sterek, of
0ItOCE1 ES.
?bey hiwrsovM t. 10
at" ••••••0••• of th.
iurtarc and West 81.
Mips! LUMBER! !
'MORRISH & FISHER.
•
flaying purchased the Saw Mill of
W. M. 4.VAGE
at Millburn, 3 miles North of Golerieh
.1
onsthe Gigyvislkad,
Ste now preirixed tokureish. lumber of
all kinds to thOse who .req• etre. such.
.-1
Having thoroughly repaired and reno-
vated the mill they are in a position to
lo rest class wark.
'Citlborne, 170.8 Dec, 1873. 1401
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