The Huron Signal, 1881-02-04, Page 88
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1$11 ail]
DOORS,
SASHINO BLONDS,
MOULDING/;, lead every
Denc.ptitie .,t t.,
ia,yt•r M'irat'k
8rA RS, HANDS&ILle;
N X w r and sitMBA
A Speciallty. l s.a ',eel .rias
Lists- stNfN,t►f►h:•:,.
I.A NJ h .,o 1Lkiliii.
Estimates an, app i
lin SO-
FRAN(7l8 3MLI11YR, -•'
u„ tench
deers ft alvtaable, setter ,;utm :wog sad
obtaining the advise and .aarseit d the
adJ/w,.ang Reaves, is redionot wonseGtNe
int twenly feet alntu w• lamer, .tw ,hitt►'
the swlewata built of stone, and to • sink
the inuidation low eu•..t en . tet.arekeistg
where it may be ren uitv.t. >dlrr eirli
A number of a ,,a u . verSs r :ierr(:(L
M. wed v,y Mr. eine iter, mesas tad by
Mr. We r that this i7ri ,*1 do. now ad -
j.. ,rn to meet at 1 o'slu P ,a.
p*ii4
un.
Th ,• ''•,"moil rent wired ;'she %'dram in
tho ca.tir.
res exec.,/' (0 rats otos) Ant )V( An
ex,itireerno
was thea re.ui mot *duple' :
With re ;eel to the rq : 'rt of dlr. Meb-
ziey R At. :,,-,miaAnuueq uu bnd;ets we
rawswies t 1 diet the r.:p et be e1.,pled,
and the. •.... Shag -merit rote/el t', the re-
pairing .sol ooveriug'ot lobo bead {us men-
tioned iu the report, lin,1 &het the, Clerk
be instructed to mined Lir. M ,Hides to
Lind his order -book teat stab too t:.wnt
ytuoertyinhiaposeeeinnk, AIL ihupp
Tender, were received ,.,r ter.: ..uditag
of Ssua usrht.t brs.4;e, keit. &l t .d plttett
we.... rot e.pnor.11 .:t. g 115,1 ;u natio
siemens old s•, as zaan (:.:. ,r,) roc. ).u'od-
ed by thew), eau stets I.tt t .) tatter
be iduooa in tlr: h , . Le J. th + stood
Cotememitesers to on tate ,,toy y c,c: , roe in
the plans as they weenier n'sessw'y,
and complete tue eentr Wt, w, long as
the oust loos not tsoeey take aeoand
highest tender; a i1 tbst ate e7 , uwis-
sionere appoint oue Jr ,uvre •,i them-
selvoa CO let the builds.►; of the inn-
bankote.,ts and to eepuri.Atund the build-
ing of the bri 1 to aca)rlin t to the [duce
es revised by than. With eegard to the
bridge on the b.wndt,ry hetweu,, flow -
ick anal Carrick, ria mecum wend that
Mr. Gibson examine taiah iusttur, raid
re,,ur: at the Juds uteetin; of th .oun-
ciL On the notiod u. Jr. Bill, for
beildle a foot brides aro WI,ICLa.t; also
upon teie aseu.u,)t,uu i,i rre.seer's
also upon the buiidi.te of G.•.tllaw's
Bridge, we ruoo• :w :.)i th it no action be
taken. All of whic t u r.,.ipa;tfully seb-
mittwL •
Jolles )iol(tl..Aw, C`mirmetn.
ItReOAT Or Grog. AND col/31' ROOMS Mt -
(t1 rra i
Your leo truittee bee !reeve to 'report
as follows : -
T'at they have vi&itelet.-i carefully
inspected tree sleet, ant t ..trtd it eknn
and well kept, mut the b it ti,C Ca'Irteot:e.
There are at present two l' y -two n nota
intsarrorat,'--twaft :y utdes ea 1 two
fent 'dee. Year cn:n n;,t • •;ra, t r fed
that two of the iron .;ei s's lily$ t We
re om.nend that new flooring be pinnal
in three' of the ~le, mei 1 tlo.,tinee tote
of in tido 1l inche-r thie't, the, cotton for
the m.lkine of two •1 r WV:lets sale) two
duuon pillow -slips, s;i.1 .ales one dozen
chaise, bs procured for the use o9 the
Gaol; that a new stove be ern'nr,1 for
'the use of the Gaol, and that th o mat-
ter h3 left in the hart la of the :lark;
that the tender et Miller k 51 Qar-
rie, being 6105, for lowerin,;, plastering
and strapping the ceiling in the, Court-
room, taking down the nor•ni(:os, and
putting in tete icon rads, sitailer to tine
plans &town by Mr. Goths n, be :.gee -
ed, and that the Clerk .t -,w up the
agreement for the completion .,f the
'vor.: and that the eacurisy toe ei Yeo for
the completion of the same, ami that
the wort be done under the asap :rintend-
enoe of Mr, Hardy. All of which is
respectfully subnuitteI.
F. W. Joaw.er tri, Obairo:an.
VAPORY Or NALALISA C')tta(1TT101«
lour Committee recotnmrr.l gnat no
change be mule in tri .Jounty l.rh.3als
salaries for the present year:
CH•)s. BLLL, Chai.in'-t.
E_•;'uer . ' YINANCE
The fulluwmg matters haying
(erred' to yule Cowl nitte they resoulale! id
as follows: That on the petition of the
Ontario Rifle Association, $10 be grant-.
od. That the report of the.Treasurer of,
the receipts and . expenditures for the
year 1630, and the statements in connec-
tion therewith bo received and printed
in the minutes; that no interest be
ctu►nsd on the County rale ut.til after
the 14th day of Feb. in int h year; and
that the Warden and Clerk be requested
to memorialize the Legislature to se
amend the Municipal Act Rs to allow all
Municipalities to invest their 'sinking
funds in first mortgagee on farm property
(tin recommended by the Treasurer in his
rep .rt) and first the same regulations for
its investment he enacted as in the case
of the Municipal Loan Fund distribu-
tion, viz: --thit no municipal rofficer,
such as Reeves, Deputy Reeves, Coun-
cillors, Clarks, Treasurers, or Auditors
be allowed to borrow said funds, and
thst no investnneet be made to a greater
extent than 50 per cent of the cash value
..f the property. That $3,000 bo raised
for the improvement of boundary lines.
That the account of R. McLaren and L
Hardy for repairing Grand Bond Bridge,
427. 75, be paid. Also the following ac-
counts: White sed Cowan, printing. 52;
C. A. Nairn, supplies for Court House,
$13.46; Hvaoii Sweat, advertiairtg, $1;
Brussels Past, $1; James Hitchen,
printing, $6; Geo. Sheppard, ached ex-
Minim/ion supplies, SR..18; W. J. Pais-
ley, caretaker Clinton lockup,596; D. K.
Strachan, repaionR handcua, $1; C. W.
Dunlop, caretaker Seaforth lockup, $90;
Jas. Rmaill, plans and description of
Court Hours for W. N. LeBow*, 56; T.
.1. Meorh. rine, .tatiomery, Cleft • office,
$.1.66; John Storey. snp ins for care-
taker County buildings, M. 40, supplies
for gaol $6.86, supplies for Registry,s2;
Jae (launders, repairs en goal, $10.31;
White k Sort were paid $8621, instead
.f $90.65 nn account of $1.82 being over
!harged on 400 enptes Dee. minutes,
John Breckenridge lime and teaming,
=9, Buchanan it lawnon, lumber, $22;
O (' 11.11 r in, advertising, $1 Kli
Moor.. repairing Court House 61.76;
W H Ranafnrd, supplies Model School
sainination 04 each oaf flu Riding
ncuitural societies west OM; hummed d • in vain tried
A Harrison, Help's • Gs' het them N in buddies the
17taetcod, repairing Irma . Mt Jobs
Joann, repairing Turner's Blridoe, *de;
M. Pulley, livery hire, E!; Jobs
n
, board end mainteoairee of a des -
ate letis fru Deo. Ttb to Jan. 961h,
al, 6 weeks and 4 days,
, printing, Sil. We t
„ th• is I that ail effort be reads to get
Mia ore lunatic ill tq te.e Waterton
"boo liown or into *
e0rablea, and fiat the
stake the neosawarp
MI of which is
D. D.11'ij Wm, •
Moved by Mr. Meier Mwaded b
Mr. Weir, that I this a des and Cl
reeseeriabas the metien 93 of the 8lwatotial seta no pest.
!t; 11be asessiswas4 of pl
tag power to the .o.Usc tan's to
dalrtrain tet tbeienee IN, the demand,
sad M say line dories tltw fourteen
days when the goods end chattels liable
pslFaae brief removed fruia the multi
dpahty, the'Mlle to procure • war -
mat ur eatiburtty ler au .long a
a nsaeP+teste or other person
ea the Government may think fit- Ler-
1'iea
Moved by Mr. McMillan, seouaded by
Mr. Allan, that the Comical now pro-
ceed with the emodins of a County Poor
Home.
Mr. ',dila, in iatrudesiag the re-
solution, made an sae.Uent speech, and
made a strong appeal for a Poor Holme,
free a humanitarian as well as an eco-
eoesioal eteadpoiat.
Mowed by Mr. Strachan, &scowled by
Mr. Miller, that this (,cooled do now ad-
journ, to half -post seven o'clock, p.m. -
CLrried.
'MOAT, 7 p.m.
The Connell resumed, the Warden in
the chair.
The discussion of the Pour House
question was oontinud. Messrs.
Strachan. Hays, Weir, Kay, Currie,
Bleck and Hislop, speaking against the
establishment of sock as institution, and
Messrs. Hannah, Rogers, Campbell and
McMillan, advocating it.
The resolution was evsntually with-
drawn by the mover and seoonder, with
the understanding that the question
would come up again at the June Session.
Moved by Mr. Johnston; seconded by
Mr. Rogers, that having made use of the
plan submitted by 1(r. Graham, for the
lowering of our calling, we grant him
the sum of re. Carried, u -e
Moved' by l4r. Johnston, amended by
Mr. Campbell, that permission be grant-
ed by this Council to the person or
per-
sons appointed by the town of Goderic
for the purpose of attending te the taws
clock, to have access to the same. Car-
ried.
Moved by Mr. Gibson, seconded b
Mr. Walker, that the Warden and Clerk
be authorised to petition the Local Leg-
ialat ore that the amendment to the Mun-
icipal Act, now before the House to re-
duce the number of Reeves, be nut pass-
el. Carried.
• The following as the report of the
ta79OOL AND PaIlf,rwo COnMlyyIa.
in the matter of the communication
fnnn the County Council of the County
of Ontario, respecting a change in the
mode of appointing auditors, tariff of
fees, etc., we recommend that no
Action ba taken. Seven tenders for the
County printing were laid before us.
We recommend that the tender of E.
Holmes & Son be accepted, it being the
lowest. Your Committs would further
remommend that the Collector's Rolls he
bound similar to the Assessment Rolls.
Your Committee would also recommend
that the notices of Council meetings,
and examination of teachers be advertis-
ed in the County papers u usual. All of
which in respectfully submitted.
W. CLeao, Chairmen.
Moved by Mr. Rogers, seconded by
Mr. McMdlan, that this Council do now
adjourn, to meet at nine o'clock tomor-
row mnrnine.-Carried.
Saturday, 9 a.m.
The Conned abet ;)ursuant tto adjourn.
trent, the Warden in the chair. All the
Vauucillors were present.
The mambo of yeah:lay r cud
and approved.
The following report from '•;r. Dewar.
P. L. S. , was read :-
To f.' ialurteiprl Council of thr, (;o...rty
of Moron in (baneil aase.JbfeI:
(ig'NYt1;YA i, -As I shall furnish eta-
Hetics in fall for your next meeting. I
ihxll merely state atresent that upon
the whole, our schools are doing very
well; n number indeed are in a highly
sat.iefactory state of efficiency. It would
perhaps bo ton much to expect every one
of one hundred and twenty-nine teach-
ers to be all that one could wish, rope -
chilly as so many of them are young
teacher& The great majority of these,
however, have acquitted themselves well,
and have given good 'satisfaction to all
parties. All our schools would bo more
easily handled and better rosette obtain
ee, were the attendance of many of our
pupils more regular. I am ready to ad-
mit that this irregularity is in many in-
stances unavoidable, but know just as
well that a great deal of it can and ought
to be avoided. Of the teachers employ-
ed during the past year, nighty -two
hold third class certificate.; some of
them, of course, held second class non
professimtal. These held old County
Board certificate& Forty-two held .e
Gond class certificates, and two held first
class certificate.. Teacher, who were
employed as suistante for part of the
gear only are ezeludsd from the forego-
ing and from those that follow. (ht of
the forty three changes made at the end
of
ou, there are seven temilters
bold the
nm-prefesaicad asoonds, where
were thirds were, See Eu0 seeoads where
third class teacher, were One holding
a non-professional seconded where a fall
aemnd was, and one boldidga third clans
certificate when here was a Mteher
holding a fall srsead W pear. !bare
am ale two b,lurbnsa balding old Qosoty
Board c,.' tsiss wbnse there were third
ekes tesebae Inst year. It will he no
sews to say of you that amebae sal•
ries have come down eery reoak 1t
t g • their
the r, that ski treed
towhee,
ses eir sitaisiions have
not hesms red except by rine Rowel
of TrneMse.
Yount ntsperef.Yy,
Annie% Dewed,
Moved by Mr. Gros.., seceded b1 y
Mr. Key, that !be Meth of Ibis tstsrieil
be aatbertssd to oownueitca s with tie
round' nr Midaleses tea elate that the
for le-
y Clerk
at uric..
nab ,•abruitteuL
on the boundary airmss
the thimble, beers" the Wweehips of
phett vv
t11,0it will now kold
df til respoaaible for
say aoutdenta that may occur in tour
views of such neglect -
By -law No. 1, UHL
appo ttltMg Cuu-
ty Auditore, was read add y,(
By-law No. 2, 1881, appointing • Board
of Audit, was road and passed.
By-law No. 3, 1881, to appoint Road
Osainiaeloaets was read and passed.
• By bite No. 4, Hal, iu 'sed- By -Lw
No.3,of lbs township Of 8tealey, for
the .1 'stain seed allowanoe, was
read and passed.
Moved by Mr. Gibson, seconded by
Black, that this Connell do now adjourn
to meet at Godarich ea the first Tuesday
in June nexL--Carried.
OOMMIJNIOATIONS.
We do nut bold outvote
opts pt o
to
tor the
la OSatrlbu-
same coeds' them
easedews, and be brief.
To the Editor of Tho Huron sternal.
Dans Sha, -I take the liberty through
your neper of bringing into. 'ties a
charity, which, although located in To-
mato, hes a Provincial object. The "In-
fants Home and Infirmary" was organ-
ised about Ivo years age, and iia object
was and is to succor and reclaim the
erring sister and the unfesttttmte off-
apnns Since its institution many a be-
trayed girl has been saved, protested and
stayed in a course which might hese
ended in utter ruin, and the offspring,
have been cared for and rescued from
destruction. The child and mother are
admitted into the Home and kept then
until the mother is fitted to go out into
the world to support herself -the child
remaining in the Hume till adopted or
the mother out provide for it; the
mother, however, helping to support the
child whited it remsiae in the Home.
As a natter of fact, many of the in-
mates. probably a majority, have comae
front country towns and villages, and are
in no way legitimate objects to the charit-
able of Toronto. But still the have
been taken in and oared for. Beales''
of this, and because it is a charity which
may fairly appeal to the sympathies of
all, it has been determined by the lady
managers to crake an effort to obtain
assistance outside of Torouto. The pres-
ent Home has become too small. The
City of Toronto has granted a lease of a
piece of land at a small rental ups*
which it is proposed to erect a suitable
building: Keay havegendarme'," sub-
scribed towards the Buil ung Fund, but
when it is erected it still will require to
be furnished, and this appeal is made to
hour readers asking them to contribute,
owever small the sum towards this ob-
ject. Oootriltutions may be sent te
Lady Howland, 'Shrewsbury Lodge, To-
ronto.
Yours truly,
A La'.Y MANAngR.
Toronto, Jan. 26th 1881.
M.assii.
Boycotting still tomtinues;• so do the
snow -drifts and pitch -boles, and life here
was becoming monotonous when, lo! a
distant noise u heard --s faint, euwblina;
sound as of distant thunder, or the
warring of the elements that portend a
dreadful storm. fia! it grows louder!
now, to like the ,the tramp of armed
hosts. Hark! the noise is from the
southward, and is drawing nigher. What
can it mean? Some terrible calamity must
have fallen our country. Has there
been an earthquake? or have the Fenians
come to desecrate our hornet? But
hark! what means that cheer? the Syn-
dicate or N. P. must have collapsed, and
Edward has superseded John. Suspense
wee becoming unbearable, when brave
Donald volunteered to go and find out
the cause of commotion or uprising, and
bring us news ..r die its the attempt.
He mounted his gray charger, and ridiug
boldly to the South is lost to eight; but
goon returns. What new. bring you
bravo Donald? Have the cents come?
bet's hear quick, that we wry arm.
Wh,tt meant that cheer? has Edward
superseded John? "(loud now:;," quoth
Donald, "I bring to you. "What!" we
A:1 oxclaiin, ''good news Donald" "Aye
good news, glorious news. Port Albert,
sur sister village, hath given birth."
•` What! hath gists birth, said you
1)onald'" Donald. "Aye, verily, hath
eivon birth." "Alit hath given birth to
what," Donald, "To a great railway'
achene from thence to Winsthatn.
' • What! a railroad, ye gods! Citizens,
dost hear, a railway to Port Albert."
Citizens all as with one voice exclaim,
c.eto prrp^fua. And en it came to plan
that the inhabitants of Port Albert and
vicinity have come out of their Tory
shell at last, and coiping out. have de-
manded railway and harbor 'teem -initi-
ation. We scud thou) our congratu-
lation, and hope they will succeed be-
yond their most sanguine expectation.
With railway facilities, the rnagttifi-
cent water- privileges on the trine -mile
river would be utilized to the public
benefit. An impetus would be given to
agriculture, our villages would soon grow
into towns. Mills, workshops and
factories would, touched by the magic
wand of energy and capital, spring into
existence, anti our surplus labor, our
young men, the bone and sinew of the
land, who now have to seek employment
in Armoriean cities, on the wesisra
prairies, or Manitoba, would find h,wour
able and remunerative employment at
home. By all means let we have a rail-
road.
As to the Harbor question 1 fear it
will fall through, u we am not repre-
sentedin the Howe rot Cotnssopa as we
should be. Ws have been such thorough
Tories., that we would rather become
famalrned or be represented as we sow
are by as seer as to a tteleeaa-
aa it is poem to Imat7ae, then
ear awed. n - --
ly, North =got tis
grant of $1,600 for Pest &limit
while Soots Hereto theesh represeeted
by, e. the Tories say, "a rabid Ont."
got the magrtiOeeetgvatrt of x,000 f.r
flay letd Harbor. The electors of Nrrtk
Hares are taking notes
(aOWQrsrtna
A gentleman -by the mem of Rearether,
from Ilevi k, baahsusht est the planing
min t. Meth, trtreel y W ('lest. and
eilahlalipalent Lavit to full Mast
they. Mr. W.Mtt vvtone, from A n
been, intends erecting a woolen mill in
Myth on • lame reale shortly
Mattes.
i l' Feb it lt..
ftt r :1 t
111
W.
vl N I.t v • • 8 M •1u •
•
:I's
+•Ia aal,atts4aMi M T M
Wapp rr
nd : : i
h alt per banal
She People's Clumn.
.ter
SERVANTGIRL1H1aaW A . - .
and (.asaares s,. Mo (ioaartchsaer 070.
I(ST. - ON TUESDAY AFTER-
-I ths no n{, betwesa on rock u s.Oyibpbonna 'modern
esse„ The
fader wigbesuiM Owarded by lnarttwr It
et O. H. l vja' mere. • :
I►Z
I dL-HAVII6A' JQ ILiiCD MY
toe buuas with sons beautiful clear tea. I
invite ilio publlo to gleamine my stock, sad
Trot my rats for snmtAsr delivery. (ell early,
before the stook Is all bargained fur. Wu.
lloGedOenk milkmen, neer the H.LIC 7 hurvh,
MUSIC -1188 e8KIMMINGB WILL
LV.L rrasp s het.te to a r alo liar Pleas lead
Zsm Vaoallca~ ViMsiirsMb Joe. otter two fur threeke
pgtl} -lower r yer I L adv baa
For 8ale or So Let.
FAIO( FOR SAL&
Vompr oink Leta Nes. 1st and lf, Con- 3, is
the Towaa►ffp of Weal Wawanoah, belonglag
`o the late 1[r Charles McDonald. containing
t'O sal r
be all. Ouse thirty acres are
cleated are over 16 acres of good hard
wood. smolt the balsam Dealer and P1ae bush.
etstaa frame end a Well are also ole
Lim:
A creak runs through the
!ll saarriarrr sammaa
Per to JANO ' xutr.
raw. )aus soli>rfo Mrs. WARNOCK,77011.
6 'e,. it at elpa EMIL
Fj gALS -- A 0001) HORSE,
and emter. Hasa good simle
r aerials. 'luta ter to drive. will
be sold or era cheap for cash.
AppH• ea R' ]r •AiORtMwa. R tiro.. Fanning
M LU aaakees, (}eder%ch. 176841.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ----AT
DIVaVARapp., ti mils from (lodcrich,
eosaiaetat>br $ elan acre of land, well fenced;
a frame seam, a good well and pump are also
poen the preach eyed.as,rsTaahoe l ot hes been well in-
rs can
be had from 1[r. J. _. Roamers. Merchant.
Durimeaw, or R. IL itiwowx, Nile 1'. O.
1767-11.
1_10U812, AND LOTS NOR 33 AND
egAsr of Victoria end Nast strew. le
the toX of Oeaertcb. for sale chestier will be
ezeheagea'P rtant, proPert,iYrs u
, p y to J 14 014AR . Architect„'foe Groote
111isdk, tar S. C. Ctltetra, aaetrsaeer.
TO LET --A BLACKSMITH SHOP
i'mvenienttydteated, being in the Iso•
iMlate v1 et Mill Motel and rust Otho'.
This is a d for horeeshoeing " lead
Jobbing. Weeae story frame dwelling
hors; T is a rave champs
Lora k▪ er. Apply
.5 euea+o R 7. atelop Albert. ()aL
17tiY •
t S. ,
SR•EP'PA 1tDTO114. I1r.kill& FOR
a oggpp 50 leared and well
tented. BAc Cn t rMilltflb.cstent cellar full
ehrelef Now A large creek runs through
the Id, po waste land on the creek A very
floe orchard surrounds the house. coed barn
and ether but/Maw. Terant,Ver7 OW. Apply
to It. T. UAvvtnt, Int iG Lahti Shore Road, Col-
borne Township, is W swarm & PROVO -
TOOT. 1
SHSPPARDTON.-STORE, WITH
PastOIRos, for sale o to moat, with ! aces
land. Stock all fresh and good W ill sell on very
easy terms, hhving other business te_attend
to. For further partteulcer a piy to R. T.
HNta
ays. Also IGO acres of lanai Nes hall of
hot 5, on the 3rd con., Y. D. Ashfield. Good Or-
chard, Frame llotte,snd•staM Fittyscree
cleared and well ?wicket. Apply to Gosttow
& t'Rotrnioo'r. 1761.
VALUABLE FARM J'OR SALE.
Lot 6, Con. 8, Township of Colborne Co.
Heron containing 96 acre. 75 of which are
cleared and in • good state of cultivation.
There las frame noose lt with sellar ander
the whole, kitchen 16120. wood shed 1612S,
'table 18126, for horses, also cow ,tabic Iix:11.
There is s well with • never Wile' sprinx.
and a good young orchard with about 40 trees,
selectee. Terms easy. For particulars apply
to THOMAS WAi40N, proprietor. (G•dge of to
GARRow dt l'ROUD/OOr. Uoarrich.
1756.
De0tietcw
throe door, below Bleak of Moeieal,
Lc NICHOLSON, 81311010111
10/al VORq
sNew Stock
Of Valentines earplug from le
L1XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of Michael An-
drew, late of the Town Of Goderich, in the
('ounty of Huron, Oerttlemeaa, deceased.
Notice in hereby given pursuant to the ile.
viued Statute of Ontario, Chapter 114. that eke
creditors of the late Michael Andrew. of the
Town of Go&Ierich, (Goderich P. 0.) in the
County of Huron, wit. tiled on or about the
twenty-fourth day of November. A. 1). IMO.
are fin or before the elftcenth day of Mardi, A.
D. 1881 to send by I .it, prepaid. to favid Me.
Brien, boderleh P. O. the Executor of rho lent
will and testament of the said Michael An-
drew, their Christian and surnames, address
es and description, the roll particular of
their claims. statements of their accounts and
the nstare of the security (if any) held by them
and that on and after the said fteenth day of
March, the eases of the dossed will be dis-
tributed amongst the part es entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which
notice shall ha^o been received. and the said
Executor will not be liable for the wets en
distributed. or any part thereof to person.
whoa- claims shall not have beep received by
the said executor at thn time of the diauibu-
tion of the said assets or any part thereof, as
Il,e came may he.
.iAItROW dt PROU MOOT,
17 :9 -et SDlleltors for Nuecntor.
('1HANCERY SALE OF A VALVA -
ole Phan in the Township of Colborne.
Pursuant to order of the Court of Chan.
eery made in a certain cause or matter ofJoha
James Campbell. an infest ander the age of
twenty-one years, dated fid. IMy of Vebru.
arr. A. I,.. 1880, thor0 w be sold by PQtatq
Arc -riot', with the inion of }leery
MacDermott, F.atl„ 1rMtf of the said Court
at (toderich, byTila6 ( ihir•rie, Auctioneer,
•Ot Godes**
tn tyt at the Town of
sataraa,, Ma Dee rreareary, A. D., OMD.
u 18 dolsek, soon, the ildlowias property, via:
Tbs'awt .1 agarygeh 3, in the alb Con,
Weyers of {hi Township of Col -
bawl. la the Of Berea, containing*
Aff/Ak mon Or
abetIt
Meet
t>fltfarad
wK Abend 411
Mk▪ t
sad
two wells
es IYc Gravel Read
teens of Roderick. and
teens
gm v a a ealssawer
a Carlo.
dr. ot Is
alga b m a
ere Meoeed
M
15 other
M the
• memo's
Of tial will
of the (fart of
GIP
Aar
of January
(Td.) :. MACDEINMOTT,
M (iadsArh
OA BROW&PROD
waseeW eslbawe.
-'ser-.--
• O. CURE,
Ti0Mlsilt, Ueasrteb.
AUa
1751.
Q, MACYI, 1t- L,. 1'181
Of
aioe, esquire at the Sial taro.
i It McLEAN, PHYdICIAN, bl t►
1J O&ON, Oo runer, Rc. OAtn+goad reedl.tu4
es Helot Strsa4'woad door wort 0/ Vb:tur.n
direst #--+ 17ei.
Dli18. SHANNON t HAJILIL7'(ti.,
''tr1. M.s tunrs•oar. Aicesk n, te..-
Oitoe at 1». tit goes. eesiausee, e.
Jail. (loderlcb. O. C. SRANrob. 4. C. Hama
Torr. 1731.
AIIKENHEl-AD, V S (SU(,'CISiet,.,
• y j Ilea ct, Oradisle or queen., r'..
terinary cr. • reen., .
on 1.•.,, ate Street, m dour east of (;inborn.,
v. B. -Hence emendated as- to awutt4
11( 1751.
Legal.
\AMERON & R4JU RS, BARRIS-
Mf. tors,tt,leproma.bpd Nptarkety Wlsy;hatn,
Mfr. otters eDpa•tsiW1'at Mote "R"lsttbata
M. C. cone, on, Q. t',, M, P., F. Itoger.. 1'. u.
Drawer PRY.
1Klagjtatn. Jan. rr_ 1770.
ARROW a PtOU DPI )OT, 11Alt-
kegRISTEIIti, .Attorneys, Solicitors, etc.,
Ooderich. J. T. (Jarrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
L DOTES BAllR1$ESR 14 D
a.e. Attorney, t sttetenr in Chewed. Sus..
SEALER & MORTON, B A R R 1.8 -
Th218, ko.. deo.. Ooderieh and W inrham.
a Sewer, Jr., Rede<Mk J. A. Morten, W an4-
Mae 1751.
Q MAL.00MSON, BAR1tIIftlTYlt AND
Solicitor. Omoe- -Corner of West Street
and Market Square, over George Acee/bals,
oderic 1751.
Lit P1jiUl11, *7O R N
. ' w -Solt:ULM
eer, &c. ()Mee over Dollar's , Gude
aa
tutee, te()MeeI)
Ont. An'l imeLt of mossy to11olatt.at
ftbr teff , BOLT & t7AIIIERON,
Barrister, solicitors in Chancery. ac..
Ooderich and Wingham. M. C. Oasnsaos. Q.
CMotRnk
; it Rolt.i C4111001111. 6oderie 30' 1,-.
51.
sL i ne6a r -
TAMEt3 SMAIILL, ARL•H1TttCT, atc.
(Noce, Crabb's Block Kingston so. 004.
rich Plans and speoricat.on. drawsmrr•ect-
ly. Carpenter's' Laterer'e a..d mamma work
measured and ea
L, R. WATSON, HOUSE, SION
and Ornamental Painter,. Parlor deoor-
( • n Wry. G IW. GILDING,
Oto
lTl,sar'N on North eppeolly►b
Meet Ooderich. J
STRATFr)RD BINDERY ESTAB-
T.11nifr D 181. Th is c.mbUs t iaehiefy
dcvotaes ed to Jeb and library wt, Glom Gluni.5ne andeconesieal ltel t end pd•-
rocoo eeyiea. In all eases the beet of lest and
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJobn Dutton's drug store.
OEORoa tr1e'cri 1L, ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGA
lV NON.- This nrat•elaas hotel, ISM
been ----
been retitled and Improved Boas to furnish 1- -
best possible accommodation to the travelling
public. Good Billion nod choice viands a
speciality. An attentive ostler always on
hand, and excellent stabling and sheds, on the
premises. Trod Sxit.i. Proprietor. 1761.
Loans and insurance.
600,00u To LOAN. APPLY TO
CAI/RHOS. HOLT s CAMXROII aode-
rlch.
*76,000 TO LEND ON REAL 1 B-
TAT1 . Terme favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLIES Oodertch. 1711
50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on good Farm or nrstclan Town Promoter
at 8 per coat. Amity to R. itiLocni.rrs. 1711
tIONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to snit borrowers at 61 to 7 per
ent. Private funds. Apply to semeea and
)loasolo, Ocdertob.
`,IONEY TO LOAN ON }FIRST
Mortgage at recoupable rats of interest
and on terms to snit borroAddress. Address
JARED9rtWART, Sanford P. O. 1761.
• ONEY TO LEND. -A LA RC E
18/ amount of Private Fund. for Investment
at lowest rates on ,m .olds Mortgages. Apply
toDARROW A PROUDFOOT.
MONEY TO LOAN. THB CANA-
los. DA Landed Credit Oonpaay, Tar to
Joint LAING RLARrt, Rai., Preekieat Money
is lent by this Company to ind ivlifduals upon
the ssamessyussa. as 1 ait A MELTON, Rend
L
4`gsat, Ona'el IL
1751
000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
hylleat In
err tilit./41-
.,, „ •• w ion
serest
9TON, Barrhge96. 701833
111) RADC
Lite )Wv R
Rel tthe 0 j g a (, „ Aloe al at
Money Ile tsar esMcrtg. . either (• ,Leas or
Co
Vans 1Posoeff9f, la say we" le isle the barrew
er.°Doe Inp-etalrel i&7. Meek. Oeaerieh,
1754
INSURANCE CARD
BRITISH SHH AMS 00'1. Towe
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CAVA Agit
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710 i par Certs.
Reasrieb Se's
)iia 6211 11.11 to
t'l,argm assamatlesehr.0 ~row
NOR ACV iHORTt'NN
le MO oat
All the Text Beaks autlunsed fee use
in High, Medol,aatd Pt* Schools, oat,
be bought CHVAPEftT'fruu,
1►200Rg0USEe
•7r7''•Al 1!`7413M4.IHp
COPY BOOBS, FOQJ.8CAP, EMIR
PENCILS, RUBBER, EXERCISE
BOO*, and ever, i-'•-
School Requisite,
'1) cr
ARE OFFERED AT THE
LOWEST POSSI-BLR
.YRI Et1ijt CASH 4,7
at oorho e'erL
N. B. -T1118 18 TR4 oip r.
LAMM' AND ! BOOK
STORE WEST OP 4fi 8
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4411.
-s
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BLANK BOOM
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LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET Hi OOHS,
MMI. BOOKS,
INDICES, &c
Alia full et.>r:c of
?1e! fliaria
For 1881, at greatly rednoe.
rates.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9,
LIBRARIES.
A fresh assortment of Boob;*
specially selected and adapted OK
circulation in Sunday Aohoob.
A liberal discount alinw.'4 .,wwAenR t
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