The Huron Signal, 1881-06-10, Page 88
THE HURON SIGN -AL, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1881.
DOORS
SASHES, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Interior Finish.
STAIRS, HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTERS
A Specialty. Send for Price
Lists. SHINGLES,
LATH & LUMBER
Estimates on applica-
tion. WM'Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
Goderich
Lc blllra.
A Run. -Jack Frost trade hi.appear-
ance on Sunday night and did some
havoc in the gardens.
No Csuaca.-There will be no ser-
vice in the Presbytorian church on Sun-
day.
Beammll,r.
Strawberries are in their prime.
Statute labor is about to begin.
A rain is what we most want; every
plant, shrub and weed needs it.
Cherry, pear and peach trees promises
good crop. Apples will be apples next
fall.
Matrimonial fever has attack --1 sever -
a1 of our young yieets :nd laelies. It is
tie -lues (typhus.)
Summer fallowing, burning slasher,
preparing turnip gtuund, etc.. is the
work 0 this month.
We were visite 1 b1 a very heavy
frost on the night 0 the Leh inst.
Planta were frozen black where. they
were not protected by the winds.
IMPROVEMENTS. -A new railing has
been added to two of the culverts across
Sharp's creek. A new face has been
put en Mr Pframer's mill, and a new
mill shed erected. The new schoolhouse
is being rapidly put up.
Milburn.
LAID Ov&R--The quoiting contest be-
tween the Garbrid playersand Millburn
did not come off, owing to the illness 0
one Garbrid plaj;er.
ON THE JUMP AGAIN. -Hodge d:
Haynes' saw twill has started in, steam
after a rest of several weeks. Here we
may remark that our sawmill dees quite
a thriving trade in lumber. Over a
million feet has been shipped away since
the new year by rail, .besides supplying
the local wants in our community which
has been very large, as every farmer has
been doing a little in the building line coot the rerY ter Farasers
this spring. Mr. A. C. Macioneld is
may have put obstructions on any high
way, such as orchard brush, rubbish otf
farm, cordwood, &c., to remove sane
immediately. Carried A bitch of
Jueeph Proctor's which he gave away was
taken offs roll. Moved by Joseph
Whitely, sec'd by John Cox that
motion No. 36, of minutes of cuuucil of
May 2nd, 1881, be rescinded. Carried.
Moved by John Cox, sec'd by James
Peacock that $50 be given to open the
11th and 12th o.n., leading to toe Mait-
land River. Carried. The f.,llowing
accts. were paid-' George Green draining
on lot Ell, 13. con., $4.25; Jame* John-
ston for three culverts on H. R. $26.25;
George Balderson fur drawing gravel
and digging ditch on 13. con., $3; Wm.
S. Patton, serving notices of appeal to
C. R. $2; Wilson Haney, road eroesiag
for drain $2.50; Clerk, sending school
section census to the several trustees and
preparing same 60 cents each. Council
adjourned to meet again, on the first
Monday in July.
JAML4 PATTON, clerk.
Wast Wawaaosh
Council suet as a court of revision, at
the Hall on May 28th, when the follow-
ing appeals were disposed of: John H.
Taylor, reduced $200. Charles Wilson,
dog to be struck of, if no other got.
Lots 64, (35, Dungannon asst. ,changed
front A. McPherson, to A. Sproul -
Court adjourned sine die.
Council met for ordinary business.
minutes read and sustained. The fol-
lowing grants were made, for road. im-
provement, cutting hill 6th and 7th con.
opposite lots 17, and 18, $100; gravelling
10, and 11, con. oppx,sit.+ lots 13, 14,$40;
turnpiking 21 and 22, con. 9 and 10,$25;
gravelling 24 and25 from Lt to7th con.,
$2200; Janie* Ramage applied to be re-
moved from S. S.12, and joined to S. S.
4. -granted. By -Law read a first and se-
cond time. Edward Pacey, was granted
charity 815; in consideration of having
sustained a severe loss through sheep
worried by dogs, John Pentland was
appointed collector for 1881. Clerk
was instructed to ask J. Warren, C. L
E. to survey Young's craek, according to
requirement of municipal iAetructton.
Act for drainage. • By -Law causing all
obstructions to be removed from road
allowance read and passed. By -Lew
prohibiting certain cattle froth running
at large, read and pressed. Clerk to
write to I. Clark and R. Spring, to finish
job graveling 24. 25,em. Assessor paid
870; E. Fry, Deaf and Dumb child's
fare from Asylum 87.50. John Clerk
gravelling E. B. $10: E. Pacey. charity
$15. Adjourned till 14th Juno.
R. MURRAY. Clers.
f •retnan and dead sawyer, H. 1 Oram er.
h -ad engineer, and four other hands.
Mr. Hodge of the firm being business
manager.
Carlow.
Mr. W. J. Young, of Colborne. medi-
cal student of Kingston, is at present
[practising medicine with Dr. Stewart, of ,
I3rucetield.
The musical and literary contest given
by the pupils 0 S. S. No. 1, Colborne, in
the township hall, on Friday evening,
was a decided success. It appears that!
the pupils of this section a short time:
ago formed theureelves into a society for
mental improvement, and were wont to
hold their meetings regularly every Fri-
day evening. After being in working
order for a while, the idea suggested it-
self of giving an entertainment, chiefly
for the section, by way of exhibiting
what tilt were doing as a society. The
pupils divided into two sections, one
being led by Phcebe Smith and Geo. J.
Ferguson as leaders, the other by Mary
Robinson and C. C. Oke. Each party
carried their respective programmes
through in admirable style. The read-
ings and recitations were v, ell chosen,
many of them being exceedin ly difficult
to render, such as "Battle 0Waterloo,"
'Edinburgh after Flodden;' 'Mary Queen
0 Scats &c., and considering teat these
selection were given by pupils whose
ages ranged from 8 years to 14 years,
they were unusually well rendered, and
would have done credit to any other
Literary Society, elder in organization.
Tho judges, Messrs. J McGillivray. J.
13. Miller, E. 13 Wood, had some diffi-
culty in deciding, but finally ••ave the
palm of victory to the side led by Mise
Pha:be Smith nod Gee. J. -Ferguson.
One splendid feature of this excellent
contest was that not a single contestant
"tripped- in performing his or her part.
Miss Ferguson, of Goderich, and Miss
Broad, of Golbonie, favored the audience
with some find selections making tip ex-
cellently for the disadpointment ex-
perienced on account of the Auburn
Brass Band failing to be present through
seine mismanagement. (creat credit is
due to Mr. Cowan and Miss Jones.
teachers, for the pains they have taken
to make their pupils good readers and
reciters, and for the fine entertainment
which by their efforts was made such a
complete NtiCeO a en Friday evening.
lloderieh Township.
Hnllnesville, May 30, 1881. ---Council
met to day as Court 0 Revision. Mem-
bers all present. the several members
having qualified according to statute, the
appeals were prtcoeded with. Simon
McCulloch and John A. Naftel appeals
too high assessed, no reduction made.
Assessments confirmed. .Iohn H. Lloyd
was put on roll as owner in his wife's
name of lots 14 and 15, 5th con. Gen.
H. Cox changed from occupant to joint
owner Henry Garbe put oar roll as
tenant lot 10, 2nd can. Moved by John
Cox, sec. by Joseph Whitely that the
aasea*ment roll new revised and correct-
ed be passed. Carred. The o'ourt of
Revision closed after the clerk reading
over the entire names on roil. The
minutes of last meeting 0 Council were
then read and passed and the ordinary
public business proceeded with. John
Middleton went refunded $12.31 arrears
of taxes . n pt. lot 3, M. e he having
paid the same. literal by John Bea-
com, sec'd by James Peacock that this
Cannell will give $20. provided Statnley
Tp. C, unci) given same amount to re-
pair the road Trading from Stanley on
eon. 15 and 16, Carried. Moved by
John ileac.ont, ttec'd . John oo that
enemy pathmaster notify any p,' -roti who
COUNTY COUNCIL.
Opening Duys of the June Meet-
ing.
Tae flaunt) Nrpre•eaitattea-l'ssrtuuiea-
I lea• he Irma Britian., et.•,. els.
glass sLY.
Uoclerich, June 7, 1881.
The Council met today, pureuant up
xdjuurnwent ►ruin last meeting, the
Warden iu the chair. The following
councillors were present, Webster, Grif-
fin, Eason, Rogers. Ohidley, Sheppard,
Young, Allan, Hardy, Johnston, (;atup-
bell, Hutchison, Elliott, Whitely,
Strachan, Hialop, Rennie, Cook, Weir,
McMillan, Hays, Evans, Forsyth, Miller,
Wilson, Beattie, Graham, Castle, Hog-
arth, Ratz, Walker, Hannah, Black,
Hennings, flay, Taylor, Currie, Girrin,
Gaunt, Bell, Meyer, and Gibou.
The minutes of last day of January
meeting, were road and approved.
The Warden addressed the Council
upon the following matters: The Gaol
and Court House repairs; the failure of
the contractor in rebuilding the bound-
ary bridge between Huron and Middle-
sex; the failure 0 getting an insane, in-
digent person from Blyth admitted into
any of the poor -houses, or asylums, the
necessity for rebuilding the Maitland
Bride, :and making necessary repairs to
the Court House cupola.
A letter from Mr. Brotherhood, as-
sistant Grand Trunk engineer, in refer-
ence to Maitland bridge, was read, and
referred to Road and Bridge cornutittee.
The report of Messrs. Gibson and
Hardy, road commissioners, on iron
bridges, war read and referred to Road
and Bridge committee.
A communication from Mr. E. N.
Lewis, Secretary of St. George's Church
Vestry meeting, thanking the Council
for granting the use 0 the court room
in which to hold service, was read, re-
ceived and Ordered to be filed.
Tenders for rebuilding the Maitland
bridge were referred tG the Road and
Bridge Committee.
Tenders for renewing the roof of the
cupola were referred to the Gaol and
Court House Committee.
A letter from the County Treasurer,
with statements of cash on hand, and of
collections froin non-resident lands, was
read and referred to the Finance Com-
mittee. Also Y number of accounts.
The Council went into Committee of
the Whole to discuss the merits of the
proposed iron bridge, Mn Walker in
the chair, when the following gentlemen
took part in the discussion: -'.Messrs.
Gibbon, Wilson, Hardy, Black, Strach-
an, McMillan, Rogers, Girvin, Weir and
Hannah.,
Moved
annah.•-
Moved by Mr. Hayes, seconded by
Mr. Hardy, that this Council do nowad-
journ t. meet at teno•clock t;•o-rnotrow-
Carried.
We are glad to learn that the "Illus-
trated Stock Doctor and Live Stock En-
cyclopedia," by Dr. Manning, to which
we have made special reference. in these
columns is having an immense sale, and
that hundreds of thein are being placed
in the hands of fanners in the Co. of
Huron, and a very short time will fully
demoustrate the great value of the work
to then in the handling of their stock.
onhedThere
neverb
stock that conies so eshighly recom-
mended
oom-
mended as this of Dr. Mannings. The
World Pub. Co. orf Guelph, deserve
credit for placing so valuable a look
within reach of every fanner. The fool -
lowing names will suttice to show its
popularity. These sten have all ex-
amined complete copies and each has
ordered one for fats own use. \Vm.
Brown, Professor "f Agriculture and
Farm Supt. Model Farm, F. W. Stone,
Importer and Breeder of Shorthorns and
Herefords, Cot iwold and Southdown
Sheep, Berkshire Pigs &c, John C.
Snell, Importer and Breeder of Short-
horn cattle, Cotswold sheep and Berk-
shire swine, J. & W. Watt, Breeders of
Shorthorn catttle and Clydesdale horses,
Stephen White of Charing Cross, Breeder
of Southdown sheep and Berkshire pigs,
and Lecturer for the Dominion Grange,
Joseph Rymal, Farmer and M. P., Dr.
Andrew Smith,President of theVerterin-
ary College, Toronto, Dr. E. A. A.
Grange,Lecturer en Verterinary Science,
Ontario College of Agriculture, J. Craig,
V. S. Hamilton, A. M. Livingstone, t .
S., Chatham,D. McIntosh, V. S.,Bruce-
field, Thos. Ballantyne, M. P. P..Strat-
ferd, John McMillan, Reeve of Hullett
and Member of 1 )ntario Agricultural
Commission, John Hope. Manager of
Bow Park Farm, Brantford, &c.
The following from Mr. Gabriel Elli-
ott, Reeve,t f Goderich Township, speaks
for itself.
DEAR Sitz.., -I have carefully looked
over and examined your Stock Book and
find it fills a want long felt among the
farming community. We have felt the
need of a thoroughly practical work n
breeding. feeding, care and management
0 all farni stock. In the treatment of
disease it certainly is the most !practical
and easily understood of any look I have
ever examined. The causes of every
disease, haw to knew it. and what to do,
are explained in a very simple and easily
nndereto.od manner. Every farmer
should certainly have a copy at hand to
refer to in the handling and treatment of
stock, both in health and disease. Yours
&c,GASRILL ELLIOTT,Reeve of Goderich
Township, breeder of improved cattle
and heavy draught horses.
CLirtros, Huron. May A, 1881.
T.•
the U'orlof Puhliehinp
GENTS, -We have carefully examined
your new work, entitled "The Illus-
trated Stock Doctor and Live Stock En-
cyclgpledia,-' and believe it to be a work
0 great practical value, going, as it does,
fully into the breeding. management and
care of horses. cattle, sheep. swine and
poultry. The causes .4 disease, how to
know it, and what to do in each and
every case fully explained in plain,
simple language, easily understood; and
believe it to be a work that ehonld be in
the hands of every farmer that has stack,
whether it be much or little
H. Meru. & Sofa,
Breeders 0 Durham Cattle. Leteeater
and Cotswold Sheep, and Berkshire
Swine
In 18.81 Stratfordsaasennmentamount-
ed to $2,4152.4132, and her population bn
A,n12. In 1AP1 her assessment is pat
down at $2.294,000, and jai -Iodation at
8,454, a decrease 0 $2A.452 and 4.68. re-
spectively. Such is the effect of the N.
P in Stratinr+rp
'Et:ONL DAY.
June 8th.
The Council stet pursuant to adjourn-
ment. the Warden in the chart. All the
members were present except Messrs.
Clegg and Mason.
The minutes of previous day were
read and approved.
The presentment 0 the Grand Jury
at the Spring Assizes was read and or-
dered to be tiled.
The report of Mr. San.la. ton right of
way when rebuilding Maitland bridge,
and offering land fir sale fur the House
"f Refuge in the event of the Council
erecting one, was read and referred to
the Read and Bridge committee.
A number • .f accounts were present-
ed.
Moved by- Mr. Black. seconded by Mr.
Hennings, that this Council grant per-
mission to the Township Council of
Turnberry to lay out a road three rods
wide, along the banks of the Maitland
river, in the said township, from the
east end of Job's bridge, ontheninthcun.
of said township, to the side road be-
tween lots 10 and 11, as surveyed by
Mr. Miles, P. L S -Carried.
Report of -lir. Gibson, road commis-
sioner, was read and referred to the
Read and Bridge cumtittee.
On motion the Council adjourned un-
til 10 a.l t. to -morrow.
'Mien DAY.
June 9th.
The Connell met pursuant to adjourn-
ment the warden in the chair. _111 the
Councillors were present except Messrs.
egg ani vlason.
The minutes of yesterday were read
and approved.
The report of Mr. Sheppard. road
commissioner, was read and referred to
the Road and Bridge Commigee.
The petition of Mr. William Geddes
and 23 others of the townships of Morris
and East \Vawanosh, requesting the
Council to induce the township Council
of Morris to repair the gravel road be-
tween Winghann and Blyth was read and
referred to the Road and Bridge conn-
mittee.
The report of Mr. Girvin. romp com-
missioner, was read and referred to the
Road and Bridge committee.
The report of Mr. Hardy, road com-
missioner, was read and referred to the
Road and Bridge committee.
The report of the Road and Bridge
committee concerning the reconstruction
of Maitland Bridge, and recommending
the building of a wooden structure, was
read.
Mot -ed by Mr. Young, seconded by
Mr. Rogers, that the Road and Bridge
committee report he amended by mov-
ing that an iron bridge be built over the
river Maitland at Maitlandville, lA feet
between the upright posts, and that the
amended tender of the Hamilton Bridge
company be accepteoi.
ilpon the names being called there
voted for the amendment -Meows
Grabens, Allan. Elliott, Whitely. Camp-
bell,
ambell, Webster, (irisin, Hutchison, WS
•
sin. Heslop, Hardy. Ream. 8.h,
Chailey, Hays,Evans. Hannah, alrtle,
Rogers. McMillan, Yinng, Gibson. GM -
via, Taylor, Black. Curve. Walker,
Bell, Johnston, Meyer -30. For the
report -Masan -Weir, C.wilt . Strachan,
Paint ie Badman. Zenon. Haunt, Hee-
1 nina , Forsyth, Miller. Shier. Kay. Hog-
arth. Rall -14,
The amendment was earned by a ma-
jority f 16, when the report as
amended was adapted.
Moved by Mr Miller. seconded by
Mr. Weir, that this Connell interims the
Fiala, Aridge in this township 0 Tarte
berry, as a County bridge Referred to
Road and Bridge ounamtttee.
The report of Mr. Gibson, road oom-
iumeioner, was read and referred to the
Road and Bridge oommittee.
The accounts of the road c,uuuisaion-
err were referred to the Finance vain -
Moved by Mr. McMillan, seconded by
Mr. Young, that the Warden, Clerk and
Road Commissioners, be empowered to
complete the contract with the Hamilton
Iron Bridge Company, and also adver-
tise for and accept tenders fur the addi-
tional stone work rel uired-Gargled.
Moved by Mr. Girvin, seconded by
Mr. Taylor, that this Council donow ad-
jounn, to tweet to -morrow at three
o'clock p. m. --Carried.
A Bag arae -ti.
The Toronto Moil pays Mr. Blake the
compliment of assailing him in a four-
cilurun screed, before he seta out on his
intended tour. Aye, there's the rub -
his intended tour to the Maritime Pro-
vinces ' It would mem that Mr. Blake
has murdered his great grandmother; is
a poor speaker; a poor thinker; a poor
lawyer; a pear writer; a poor reader; a
poor speller. And yet, "before he seta
out on his intended tour," our esteemed
contemporary thinks it necessary to
waste on him four columns in one issue'
-[ Advertiser.
CANADIAN METHODIST MauaziNE for June
1881 42 a year; 41 for six months; a EAR
premium for 30 cents.
This number concludes the 13th, and
most sunce*eful, volume of this Magazine.
The illustrated articles describe a visit to
Staffa and Fingal's Cave, and a journey
through Central Palestine, with numer-
ous titre engravings. Dr. Ryerson's
valuable essays on Canadian Methodism
are brought to a close. The Rev. D.
Savage recounts the remarkaole story of
the Cornish curate, Rev. E. Haslam;
and Dr.}epworth gives a roost amusing
account how he learned to extempore.
Mrs Lauder has an interesting paper on
tourist life in Rome. The Editor tells
the stirring story of Sir Francis Drake,
the gallant English sailor, who first "en-
compassed the world," and of the de-
struction of the Spanish Armada. He
also gives timely hints to tourists going
abroad, and a paper on the Revision of
the New Testament. A very attractive
announcement is made of the forth-
coming 14th volume. Wo note one
striking statement of the prosperity of
the Methodist Publishing House -that
during the year it published 100,000
bound volumes, which would, make a
pile higher than Mount Washington,
and that it printed 200,000 pages a day
throughout the year.
A young man named Robt Macartney,
aged 22, working at Moore's still dam,
at Walkerton, accidentally fell over the
dam and was drowned.
Gederlca Markets.
Auctioneering.
C. CU.p.AMTEZ PEOPLE'S UC-
te . TIONKER. pellasfaL, Oat. 1731.
(3onrRtcH. June 9th, 1881.
Wheat. (Falb!? bush........... $1 03 ut 41 05
Wheat. ISpringi M bush........ 1 05 0 1 10
Flour. to cwt . . .......... 2 50 .a 2 75
Oats. h bush.. 0 42 '5 0 45
Peas. F bush ........... 065 co 053
Barley. i' hush ..... 0 00 (4 0 70
PotatoesiW bush .. ............ 0 5) 4 0 40
Hay. if ton .... ................ 900 ,s 11 00
Chickens ........................ 0 '35 ort 030
Butter. 111 ta........... ........ 0 11 l• 0 16
Eggs. F doz. Iunpacked)•..:. .. 0 11 (P 0 12
Cattle, titre weight) ...,........ 0 uCi • 0 Ori}
Pork 6 60 " 700
Salt per barrel . 0 53 45 53
fi eaical.
1 .
G. MACKID, .M. D., PHYSj-
of Tomato
mama It
ar. Graduate
l.asksi to
trace. amain std theeBw, Baak 1 t7thl-y.
DR Mc
OEON,
N, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
r, &e. Mee and residence
on Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
DR& SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians. Surgeons, A000uchen, &c.
°Sloe at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
Jail, Guderich. G. C. SHANNON, J. C. HAMIL-
TON. 1761.
AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR
• to Dr. I/uncanl Graduate of Ontario Vo-
ted/airy College. Office, *tables and rosideucc,
as Newmate Street, four doors east otColborne
0eMi, N. B.- horses examined as to sound-
Seq. 1751.
Legal.
et ARROW & PROi7DFOOT, BAR-
RISTERS, Attorneys, Solicitors, ete..
Goderich. J. T. Carrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
B, L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney, Solicitor in Chancery, &c.,
(iederich, Ont. 1731.
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S-
TkItS, &c.. &c., Goderich and Wingham.
C. Seager. Jr..,Ooderioh. J. A. Morton, R'ing-
ham. 1751.
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. Office -Corner of West Street
and Market Square. over George Acheson's•
Ooderlch. 1751.
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAW. Solicitor le Chancery Convey-
ancer, &c. Once over Sheppard's bookstore,
Galeria.. Ont. Any amount of money to
loan at lowest rater of interest. 1751-y.
CAMERON, HILT & CAMERON,
BarrfeTulle ..re In Chancery, &a:.,
Ooderlch andters yinlfhue:. M. C. Cameron, Q
C.; P. Holt. M. G. l,am...on. Goderich. W. E.
Macara, R-ingham. 1751.
Miscellaneous Qart's.
JAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
Omoe, Crabb's Block. Kingston rt.. Gode-
rich. Plats and specifications drawn correct-
ly. Carpenter's'plasterer's and masons uurk
ncasurtd and valued.
E. R. WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
and Ornamental Painter,. Parlordecor-
ating trade a specialty. GRAINING, GILLINti,
Registry Once, Oedema. 17.51 GLAZING. Shop on North Street, opposite the
30,000 ROLLS
CIF
STRATF')RD BINDERY -ESTAB-
LISHED 1889. This establishment is chiefly
devoted to job and library work. especially to
those unique and economical half calf and mor-
rocoo styles. In all cases the best of stock and
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Bindery overJolttt Dutton's drug store.
GEORGE STONE.
Tonsorial.
W916 FAPEI
11KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR -
• HER and Hairdresser, begs to retur'a
thanks to the public for poet patronage. and
solicits a continuance of custom. He can
always he found at his Shaving Parlor. near
the Poet Office Goderich. 1753
Loans ane insurance.
1Z000,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
V CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON. Gode-
rich. 1730.
Ty,5,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES-
TATE. Termefavonble. Apply to B. L.
DOYLI,, Godertch. 1731
COURT OF REVISION.
1
$50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
The next sitting et the Court of heli! ion for on good Farm or first-class Town Property
the Town of oodericb will be held at the at 8 per cent. Anoly to R. RADCLIFFE. 1731
Town Hall on Monday evening the 13th Inst,
commencing at 8 o'clock. As it is intended
that this shall be the final sitting, all inter-
ested should b present.
EDW'D. F. MOORE,
1710. Town Clerk.
IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant to an order of the Court of Chan-
cery made in a cause of re Papple, ['apple vs.
McKay, the creditors of John Dapple, late of
the Township of Tuckersmith, in the County
of Huron. yeoman, who died In or about the
month of April, 1873, are, on or before the
eighteenth day of .tune, 18++1, to send by post
prepaid. to Mtalcnlm (irneme Cameron of the
Town of Goderich. the Solicitor of the Plain-
tiff, Edward Papple, their Christian and Sur-
names, addresses. and description. the full
particulars of their claims, a statement of 40eir
accounts and the nature of the securities. of
aryl held by them, or in default thereof they
will he peremptorily exeinded front the hene-
tit of the said order. Esery creditor holding
any security is to produce the same before me
at my Chambers in the Court House In the
Town of Goderich, on the 21st day of June.
•1. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. being the
' time appointed for ndjndication on the claims.
Dated this 7th day of Jnne, 1aa1.
H.MAcO*RMO T.
1790-2t, Master at Goderich.
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
the County of Huron.
IN THE NATTER or THE GI-.sRDIsNSHtP OF
THE INFANT CHILDREN OF SARAH ALICE
Tnw-N-'END. DECEASED.
Take notice that after the expiration of
twenty days from the first publication of this
notice. application will he made to the Judge
of the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron,
by Elijah Townsend, of the Township of Hal-
lett In the County of Huron,enman. for
letters of Guardianship. appointing him, the
said Elijah Townsend. Guardian of the infant
children of the said Sarah Alice Townsend in
her lifeline. of the said Township of nutlott,
and wife of the said Elijah Townsend.
Bated at Goderlch, this etb day of June. A.
n. leaf.
CAMERON. Hort & CAYrttnr,
Attorney'. for erld applicant
1730-11. EL1JAH TOWNSEND.
IN THE SURL;)OATE COURT OF
THE COt'NTY OF HURON.
In the matter of the Guardianship of the In
fant children of Henry Hofftnan. deceased.
Nntlte Is hereby given that after the espir-
s•lon of twentydays frosthe first publication
hereof. the iinetsfgned will apply to the Sur-
rogate t bort of the 'mints. of Huron to be app
peintrd guardian, pnrwuant to the etatnte in
that behalf to Jphn HoQtgaa a d Ifenry Hol$
man, infant chi sett n the We Henry 11
man of the Township of Hay. In the County of
Huron, TTroman. dec.aaed; the applicant being
the mother of the said children.
ArtNA WI. rNAN.
Ry C tY&Ro'. HOLT & ('AliSaon.
Ooderich, to Her attorneys. May, 1730 ,11,
DR. A. PROt1DFOOT
r..0 t. a., aa&0.
Licentiate cottage of hyalalans anA vurgeeY
tar Qviehee and Ontat to
Lecturer es diseases of Ibe
EYE, EAR AND THROAT,
B College Montreal.
Ocslist .M
Jst to the Matteotti Dispensary
Oealyf Scot Anr1N to the Prot. -sewn. Infant
WILL BE IN GODERIOH
tT THE
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL
Frew WetteltanaY, Tog iAtlt !riot s -,RTL
•ATr•RDA1', SRI 1$th,
where he may he enSalted for RR d1
tone the Res Ear m Throat t9atet
FROM 4c l'Elt 10 .1.1
A t-'UMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Plated Forks aid Spoon
l,,fONEY TO LEND IN ANY
1. amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 64 per
eent. Private funds. Apply to SEAOsa and
MORTON, Goderlch.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
1 amount of Private Funds for investment
at lowest rates on first-class Mortgages. Apply
to (JARROW & PROCDFOOT.
IN TRIPLY AND tJCADRUPL& PLAT&.
QUALITY GUARANTEED,
IOANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
J Money to lend at lowest rates, tree of
any costs Or charges. SEALER d ,MORTON,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Goderich. 23rd March 1881. 1779.
-A7-
Moorhouse's.
MOORHOUSE
!Would respectfully intimate to his numerous
customers and the public generally that he
bas just opened out a
i4„ PER CEN f. - THE CA NADA
to Landed Credit Company 1. prepared to
lend money on good Farm security. at six per
cent. Full particulars$Isen upon application
to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent. (Ooderleb.
1783.
"0+20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS Tie LEND
SIV on Farm and Town property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purchased, no Commission
charged.Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B.-orrowers can obtain money in one day
It title to satiatactory.-DAViSON & JOHN-
STON. Barristers. &c.. Goderich. 1751
Fresh Stock
Of Paper Hangings comprising every
Novelty in
GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
SATIN PAPERS,
MARBLE & OAK PAPERS,
CEILING PAPER..,
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing first-class Companies. Also agent
for the CANADA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Town or
Farm Property, in any way to suit the borrow-
er. Ofltce-Sup-.tafrsl Kay's block, Goderich.
Ont. 1751
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASS. ('O'1'. ToRUNru-Established
1831.
PH(ENiX iNS. C(Yl'. of LoNLON iEngland
Established 1782.
HARTFORD iNS. COT, of HaaTroao. Conn.
-Established 1810.
Risk. taken In the above first-claa.OAicea at
the lowest rates' by HORACE HORTON. •
The undersigned is also Appraiser for the
CANADA PER. IA)AM AVIA SAVINGS CO'Y,
Tolotrro.
Money to Loan on first-class or -curtly. from
7 to a per Cest.-Charges tosdnats.
HORACE HORTON.
Goderich, Sept. !lit 111.1. 1714
SHERIFF 8 BALE OF LANDM
(iso of alio i 8r( v irttue of a Writ te
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D ados---Dccora'riofls---Borders
suitable fc:
DRAWING R0,)M,
DINING ROOM,
SITTING ROOM,
BED ROOM,
HALL, OFFICE
KITCHEN.
red sod
gear,. tarok
IRM
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the hen, of 120f
alwrty AO$
Mar.•h $f) 1ttA1
of .TL'Et Iftee.t. at
01ABGNS.
t ebM'tR nt
All this Season's Patterns in
Window Shades,
Which will be found much superior to any
thing yet shown in this county.
Prices van oust
?S• A call solicited. No trouble to
show patterns whether you buy or not.
T. J. 1OORHOHSE.
1,000
ENGLISH,
FRENCH,
GERMAN seri
AMERICAN
CHROMOS.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS AND LITHO-
GRAPHS
arc now ready for your inspection at
MOORHO(JSE'S.
THE NEW
BICHERSTETH
HYINIL COIPANION,
ALL STYLES AND PRICES,
AT
Moorhouse's.
THE NEW
Fro$bytonaii flymual
ALL THE KINDS PUBLISHED
AT
MOORHOUSE'S.
THE NEW
WESLEYAN
IIYII BOOK
IN ALL iTS FORMS
AT
XOOR$O172E'2.
tialench. Mei 3rd 188.1