The Huron Signal, 1880-11-19, Page 51
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At noun to -day the greatest sculling
Ike wend W yet witu tau s
et Harlot won as he Jean�s, it
r said that bad he chosen he trig have
left hie huge aatagottiat half a mile w
the tor. -ft. general venues is that
the Auatralan a Ito twee a match for
Haulm than Courtney was Triekett
was backed heavily .,s friends until
the very last. dire otndture » com-
plete. His euornaous star auk strength
imposed on some psofoa.w,uala here out
the keen eyed an l every --da -ea e. rl,.;.al
Thames watennen gave the race in ad
„kw, ,arae w Hamdan. They were in has
+ favor to a man delimit, Ana tli. s .taenia
whirl graded hie appearance ..:.v .0
hearty as they were Iltrnea,us.
TEA YOaYIM..
rs
opened inauspiciously, the wu:ither be-
ing lust-ky and showery, which Levi
litany people who would .otherwise have
lined the river back at home. The wa-
ter was smooth, bummer, and ave acci-
dent occurred to mar or deLty the .n,-
m
gramme. The excitement atnig
bet-
ting men all through was intense. t kids
onHanlan junip4 from 6 to 5 the night TANDREWS
before, to 7 G, 4 and 2 to 1. Despitet the
badness of the weathr, then were large . 1
crowds at both the starting and finishing
point., and on all available shelters along
the course. Loudon had gotten itself THE SQUARE, - GODERICH.
quite worked up over the event, au
8 i wu.e.tty on heed a t' sway of au
Pet' kid. a<
was resumed In the vicuat.. of I3sahan's
tmlir yuanter., the Dial 14.4.1. i 121 i
A s IYY.Itai lVe..uf IVAA
had anae.ubled, and they applauded lust
ily as he was soot with a oomutandut
lead, ani paittgremiat at his .rime. H.
towel to wit- kf and drawing furth
white handkerchief waved it gr..c.fuhy
in the dirvett.ri .f his admirers, while
Peals of laughter acid rounds of cheers
s` e�tedkhisr *ea attar time. He pawed
benaat Bares* bridge in Y1 min. 40ca
from tie start. The tett, u! terlyr f at
Lad wore oast, 0+d tt r inse a.w0.0.4mutt
Inter. ?hs».forth the pair plodded (el
speedily, Ilam w geeing al►•ut hie wit'
supretae► ludtlfererw.. A o►nnou-she
anuuuuood the arrival et Hankin at the
w;anise poet in /8 mtit& 12 stem 'r rick ett
time was 9fl rni.a. 18 sena 7iickett
�� .taut. y Opposite the flagstaff,
. i apparently tett not sorry that the
Joon ey was over Mr. Moore, the dis-
Lu..:e Jades, gams tow verdict that the
was went by three Lengths.
con mAYvtar'Ost Tn1.ae.AYa.
Haitian is tree gratified at the temp -
hal uf numerous telegrams from America
and Canada, including idle from the Mar-
quis of Lorne.
land os the man. street ul Winnipeg
brings free (1'200 u, L3O0 per foot trent-
age.
BUTCHER,
d on
aturdayy and yesterday scarcely any-
thing else was talked abort 'tri lie
places, aa swung the Thames w' R E S H mEATs
ear. The f..nn� w the � ens with
Harlan, .rid hos easy triumph veto
almost Y a waiter of course.
, a• he sat in the hist, had that AND O(1RN BEEF,
air of self-.atisfaction and cothience in
the result which a lung series of vic-
tories have impressedpp•..0 his counte-
nance. Trickett was evidently uervoua,
although he sat welland peddled his
Sausages, &c., &c.
pier Meat promptly delevered to all
parts of the Town.
.ors cleverly enough. A certain hollow- bou,td u Ft"aah{JT ANDREW$
ns about his eyes and tightly -drawn 17b0 T,
e
lips told the story uf ataltious, probably
sleepless, nights. His backers and a
few of the crowd cheered hien, but it was
evident he was not a p .pular .darling,
and the knowledge did not add to hu
happiness. His spirits fell perceptibly,
,tibly,
but when word to go was given, he re-
covered tke old -tune determined look,
and puffed away with his peculiar slash-
ing stroke. Hanlan's appearance on the
water was the signal for cheers loud and
deep, which, however, did not seem to
affect Heproeeededtobusiness with A MEI n. -??LY OF
most admirable coolness. At lwtuth the p� Canadian
jj ppri�gQ
men took up their poaitiona Mr. Ire -
forward, Heavy Jost the thing for winter clothing.
HAMAN TAKEno THS LEAD.
Off the boat -house he was half a length
ahead. Half way to the concrete wall
Trickett pulled into the shore. At this
point the Canadian wars rowing 33
strokes to the minute, while the Aus-
tralian
us-
wal post, doing 3 moos At the old O Y r ER ^
wall post, Hanlan was rowing in a be~att- �V[ /{�, jl
Wel style end was a clear length in ad-
vance of his tall opponent, who was con-
stantly looking over his shoulders, as if an well made and reliable.
measuring the short gap that divided
then. OA' the Soap Works, the son of
Anak from the Antipodes began to show CLOTHING MADE to ORDER
CW
NEW OVERiCOATINGS,
NEW S(X)TCH GOODS. .
&,me Good Lewes of Gents' Perniabieps.
Air ILLDY- YAM.
TS,
signs of punishment,and the Canadian soder my own supervision.
shot the centre arch of Hainmer.mith
three lengths ahead. At this period of
the race he won the bet of 300 to 400 pyo ALL WORK WARRANTED.
that he would be first through the fam-
ous arch. It was jest 9 min. and 20
sees. from the time of start, at tie aque-
duct at Putney, until the bow of Han -
Ian's boat, like an arrow on the wing, FASHIOtiABLE
cleared, Hammersmith bridge. That
structure groaned beneath a dense crass Next Door
of elicited people, who cheered as if each
was gifted with lungs of brass. The
Toronto champion clapped on another
length, and, confident of victory, he con-
tributed a little to the amusement of the
spectators. He was now attempting a
piece of hariequiaade -the like of which
was never before witnessed in a race.
Dropping his sculls clumsily into the
water, he fell right forward upon his
face and lay there for a second or two.
No long did he remain in a recumbent
position that a kind of groan bnrst from
the spectators, who imagined something
terrible had befallen him. But before
they could find their voices to shout and
inquire what was the matter, he had
sprung up, suddenly resumed the sculls,
and was at work again, laughing merrily.
A roar of laughter greeted this feat, and
it was some minutes before the intense
e=citemeut oucasioned had abated.—
Trickett had meanwhile approached to
within two lengths, but he had no power
left to draw nearer, and Hanlan, appa-
rently se fresh as at the moment he
started, went away again with consum-
mate ease. He had a spell of rowing
with alternate sculls, stopped repeatedly,
looked anywhere than at his pilot,
dawdled in every conceivable style, and
generally was
AS FULL eF A1rTICB an A CLOW/I.
His time to Chiswick Church was 15
min. 34 sec. Trickett was three lengths
behind. A little further on Elliott was
observed ahead, pulling in the direction
of Barnes. Hanlan pulled toward him,
and the pair went on in company, main-
taining an animated conversation. All
along the Duke of Devembire a meadows
this farce was kept up, Hanlan and
Elliott rowing leisurely trade by side tar
w trri�g end�Tridiett with blanched face arid
laboanwl breath* toiling in the tsar.
{ As the Bull's Had at Barnes was neared,
Harlan bore away from the Middlesex
shore. Ohtoe more some of the inspired
one in the press boat now buret into
prophesy They observed that Hanlan
had threatersd to beat Trickett out of
sight, and they imagined he was about
to o. ommenee that effort. Really there
E h Dunlop,
tat sots. �IOyit4 der the tuppteition,
j r the Oy,rdutrr ird agtard Lis thud.
•
t *. eft and was skin rallog slang at a rapid
pace. This newly developed energy was
even. oeet. 1a a monad or so he
dropped his scalls, dipped his right bead
snooped the water.
Nodding heet rally in the (fixation of the
apprnac,ing etmarnerw, he pretended t.:
drink, then i enothad his hair. p.••sd
his palm seemed his brow, an lice
more resumed work in a languid t.ahion.
Hy this time Elliott was ince amore along
effete. and the pnlitiesi .
TAILOR.
to Bank of Montreal.
W. S. Hart & Co.,
PROPRIETORS
Gode�c6 U1s
(Late POer's.)
JA�d�
Hes lost r
Books and Staff
Ot76,000 ENVELOPES
nery.
Winos 1Lr.sr+, &o.,
New press Goode, »� New i
thiklerAllY4utis,
pea}ue
white ter valve ie easerieesed
Z,p D�PJRTMIl1N'T_ -A s,.leedMI esaasllsa of Tweet
ve your wesaere far s where yertritnaved,
a teed. hu.aght out far of share.- gild ' at rise
priest •� t _��q
The big►eet pare paid for Butter Awl hit 7ordaal sten.. (Ieiarao\
Oristing done. Flour exchanged at their
Town Store for grain with p.rties who may
not find tt convenient to go to the mill.
W. S. 11Awr & Co. have also ppnrchaeed the
buslnees of W. M. HiLLIARD. and will
keep for sale FLOUR, OATMEAL and
FEED, and all goods in their - line. TWO
CARS WESTERN SEED CORN for sale.
Highest Cash Price paid for all kinds of grain.
Office and Store under Masonic Hall, dart -St
1751.
1880 NEW FRIIITS.1880
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
S. AI MONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESBNUTR.
/y LdN6 BOPXRIOR
TROUT, WHITE FISH .! HERRING.
.SILT WATER
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALPO, A LI1011 AASOhTtrW1R 0?
A. B. OOI1t \1 vast LL
I :
STILL .11!.1..1*IC
FURMTURECHEAPER
Tti4't *If'Tll R HOUSE IN TOWN.
IF ' NtJ NGTISII
TO SECURE
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN
&SD INSFS M TES tato 'troLt.Y onion
111
PARLOR SETS,
BED ROOM SETS,
WASH STANDS, single and double :
DRESSING BUREAUS.
Di'ALSCY CANS (SEAT CHAIRS,
and all kinds of Good furniture WAswk7sT.D.
Teas, Sugars,
JOBBING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE MIs .i CALL.
lob' Saws well sharpened for 8 cents.
Remember the Plate:
Hammiiion Street, - Near Colborne Hotel, - Goderich.
Ind t}ewe►ef el -nervi ;
CROCKRY, GLASSWARE, A N D
CHIN A
Dr. Farrell Crean Batting Powder.
Dr. Puct'a Lupulin Yeast Gems.
Chas. A. Nairn,
TER 1441flARE
I?7 IT
Wall Papers, Fanoy Goode, Toys,
Maseolkiliamt and Hrier Pipe..
l`I�ar if olden,
WLw,elanaa,u. Hooks,
Flower Puts and Vetoes Wove,
Work Doren, 1u) N..s.ka•
1)01118, Monk and
Purses. llemn. Hooks
Toilet Setts,
China and Ruby hoods.
Caps,
"maw Newspaper end Malrnaines kept no lend or
of all Made. ordered.
10001(2. of all kiada. kept uu soul k and as low as an) other bottle..
WIMP 711LIPTIONt4 taken for all Magastnee ENGLISH. S4YYPt'II. Ilt1e•1I..i& l•.f:it N and
r %THAN, al the .cry 1 .)w Her Publisher., react. d&N,faetiun 5oaru, le, -1
At BUTLER
Plante oaf at so Corner of Wcat Stn'et and Square. 13
DalalaM- Tela reph and Postage Stamp Office.
S
1731
X188 j06E38 Wilsoa,
MIL LINER!
And Dealer in Fancy Goods.
Just in. a new and carefully chosen stock of
►l�illiuer Flo�ers Feathers &Laces
I have rocenUv punbaesti a large supply of Herder Wools and FYuperings which I will offe
at pikes that will s.it. A Wan Hornets trimmed in the 4teet style.. 1 and ace.
MISS d$S$1E WILSON, Square, Godetich.
Sr One orf too pp milieu toneted imutedfetlpjy. 1753
ptungan non
Carriage Works 1
Mawoeatoracn ur
- V O'a =ICs,,5a
CUTTERS, SLEIGHS
—11111114 Su. au
I have on hand a few Buggies which 1 w
dell Omar. to make room for winter work.
As it is coming on winter Ramon, 1 intend
making Cuttersand Sleighs a specialty.
(live me a can and 1 will give you prices that cannot be beaten in the County. Repairing
and Jobbing done. lit. IIVINTICIt.
et-
BooCShoe Emporium
ESTABLISIIED 1874,
SENSONABLE Aln ICE. Grand Fall Show
"I say ! Aunt Julia, the weather is getting odd, and you ought to buy a good
warm Jacket to keep you cxenfortable daring the winter months." "Well, my dear
girl, that is just what I was thinking of. but will you tell we which is the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
don Golerich." "Why, yes, auntie, but I tholight that every person knew that
the best in town is
R. B. Smith's.
They have always a large stock and their goods last so long; besides they are the
NEWEST, MOST FASHIONABLE AND CHEAPEST that eAll lt* got. But
Auntie, be sure to go early in the day, for about eleven o'cioak, they !ft so busy,
that many customers have to wait • long time before getting @creed. " Thank
you, Jennie, for your advice, I will do all my trading at
for I have heard every person speak ao highly of that store."
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Rave reoeived as IMMENSE fiTOICE of Fleets and Sham for MI and Winter wear, a
very *babe quality and very low IR pride.
We are determined to give oar Customere the helmet of esperileime and capital In plowing be
fore them every variety of floods is our line and et emelt Woes as will defy the keenest comp*
Shoe. Masse esti and examine ear geode and prince whether you buy or not.
air emotes* Work receives oar special &Meatiest aad every effort made to snit and plea
oar esisfefferra 2. DOWNING. Crabb's Sleek
TO THE TRA DZ. -Lsammitt and Ftwrintes in any swasalts. sad as knee* poem (17511
The Square,
Mercantile Printing,
Of Every Variety.
VW". ■111111111014~ *MAP.
Boots and Shoes.
Every Line is Full and Complete! The Largest and Best Select-
ed Stock in the County to Choose From I
Parties wanting to buy Boots and Shoes would deriVell to
before purchaaing elsewhere, as they will find
PRICES LOW ER THIN EVER
Ale- CUSTOM WORK attended to with punctuality
N. B.—Any quantity of Cordwood taken in exchange.
WM. CAMPBELL, Court [louse Square.
Goderich, Oct. 15th, 1880. 1766
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
4:1'-•14
HARDWARE STOCK
MIR,. D. FMIR.GITSON
Newly en of said Stoek. as well as my own original fitoek. vthe beivothl before the VIII sacs
Manse ha the Comely.
MY STOCK OF
iS PI
00X2 3IITT AT /VOX WO= AS WILL PLZA
F`resh Ground Water Limo in
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL B Pvvrk
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