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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JUNE 24, 1881.
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Amoroso Rarrl0. - Mr.Jp..p&
Monis moved one of his barns Mr._
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few fest said then added an addition to
it of about 40 feet, Theis wire no sides
chum. All present had • ley time,
the attar supper
speeches .ed songs were
Ao, dasmaaa un the
wrongs of Ireland, being led hy as Irish-
man, who is now one of the ogeleritess of
the pL>e.
Nil wheat is now billy heeded oak
Hay will he .shin crop; the be
fields are not u high at
u your knee.
Cur PusrscTa -Fall w heat will be
half a crop. Peas are luoki well.
Oats promise a veryfood tisk g_
wheat is turning w already, and is
a1almus suarot up with the , soosafting hey
°taws ria Hsanwar. -An Irishman
who takes s hill. interest in township
matter seeing a oloek on the road at
the mill Dusk, mad+ complaint to the
owner about it but ouuld get no redress,
and went to the village J. P., who at
ones issued a warrant, whist was handed
to the village oomltable, who carried it
out to the letter by rewiring the ob-
struction. The owner seeing that justice
could not be deferred fixed the breach
in Casm right away. •
ilamlllal.
Deanna' DAF CstsssayloN:-The
first of July will be celebrated in a pat-
riotic manner by a general pio-nic and
strawberry festival under the auspices of
the Sons of Tele peeaaoe to be held at
the Maitland Fall. An invitatian has
been extended to all the neighboring
Tempranoe Societies, and a general in-
vitation es extended to all desirous of
spending .gala day. A grand rally of
member and friends of Tempsnnoe is
expected- Music will be provided by
the Benmiller brass band.
John Cameron has returned from
Iola, after • visit of six weeks, being
highly
hav-
ingwdelighted
bo ment•lly weddedto that rich
portion of Uncle Sam's territory.
In a school Dot far /latent from hen a
young dans were asked the meaning of
the phrase "mature spinster." The
teacher having succeeded in getting the
class to say at "mature" meant ripe
and "spinster" meant an old maid, then
asked what dose the phrase "mature
spinster" ascan 1 One of the pupils said
it meant a ripe old maid.
Be
On Monday, the lath init., Thos. Mc-
Michael,
o-Michael, living not far from here, had
his jaw and arm badly fractured. He
was engaged in taking oat a stump and
used argil u a sort of lever. By some
means or other the rail Au, and was the
acre of the above accident. Dr. Kay
as ptas promptly in attendance and dressed
the wound.
'last Saturday the light infantry were
drilling hers, and as • natural conse-
quence a number of the neighboring far-
mers turned out to see bow the rod ooata
acquitted theea.elvea After drill was
over these was considerable drinkini(.nd
talking, but I .m proud to say not by our
loyal subjects, except in one or two in-
stances. As time wore on some of the
.quad imagined 21 were awful strong,
and that they ooald "mash" everybody
.r anything, and the result was that they
got badly kart themselves One John
laugher had his eye badly cut, Dr. Kay
dressed the wounds Later an in the
night, about 12110, a fearful fight be-
tween one Morahan sad McGow. It
seems that while the former was getting
the worst of it a friend of his came up
and kicked Meelow, so badly that he was
unable to get out of bed until the next
evening.--(snterpris.
Wren.
Rev. Mr. !throat has bran appointed
pastor of the Lesbian B. C. church for
another year by the late Conferenoe of
that body held in London.
Quicc Won'. -A gang of 16 men, an -
der the oommand of Captain Jag, Hall,
with four yoke of cattle, logged six acres
in an hour at James Bogies farm.
exiaasrt. Wolin. -Rome kind friend
recently hung • beautiful motto in the
Presbyterian Church u a gift with the
words engraved "God is our Refuge and
strength.
Raoaoaxtxso.-Since the departure of
Rev. Mr. Sieveright, no Bible close has
been held in the Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. A. Turnbull. fru formed one;
over twenty y ming people have joined.
It meets an half hour before service each
Sabbath.
Faunas, Loos-ooT.-Several passing
doge have been chasing sheep in the
fields, and been driven off by pavers by,
lake the ke shore. A canine made
a midnight raid on a flock, but made
rather too moot now, whit% roused the
inmates of the farm house, who had the
satisfaction of shooting the transgressor
after h. had killed one of their lambs.
Mr. Janes Linklater also had a Iamb
killed in his pasture Rata, by dog.
/IOW.
Houses Soto. -Mr. James Lint, of
the nod eon. last week sold three •horess
for something over $4(X) A team of
J .year-olds Wright M00. Mr. Lout
Inas pea to the seighboehood of wkitby
in quiet of a span of test -el n dtsught
min.
Romano. - On lliday eves* last,
Messrs. Jeanie Aikenhead, and H. G.
Gilmour returned from the Northwest.
Both 01 these gentlemen have taken up i straw ooaap•tt of winged things adorn.
hind, which is as evidence that they were ed .with onion that art cannot equal If
pleased with the enuntry. Mr. (Nlmonr the entomologist could ewes the air
toot up a menu (4540 am -es) and Mr high strove the afs'eples, with his nes, he
but the Syndicate may shear though/0e
of the road Of Durso, if they du not, his
Lund will he worth considerable when the
track i. laid. -(New Era
Boss. -A car hrtd ill old bones pass-
ed east o. the G. T. R., on Friday, des -
tuned for New Jersey. Meet people re-
gard thew thins as worthless. but the
ear represented -value to the amount of
over $200. They slits, Mid to be fur as.
in ounttection with sugar relining.
GOOD H -Last week Mr. WnL
Craig, of the Hayfield euu, bough! •
young heavy draught horse from Mr.
Cha. Nesbitt, of the 16th oon., Guder-
ich township, paying there/Or 0160 ; he
also bought our from Mr. Walter Hines.
Hullett, paying $17L Horses fetch
good prices these day.
L O. L. -A large number of delegates
attended the semi-lonal meeting of the
South Huron Orange Lodge, which was
held in this plum, ,Na Tuesday. 11 wee
decided to hold the annual oejebration of
the 12th in Exeter, and in order fo ac-
o,mmodate the brethren, the G. W.
have consented to run a special train
from this place to outer, at single fare
rates, the thin to leave Clinton at 10.30
am., thus giving parties from Goderich
and other places an upp,utunity of going
by the saute train.
SvooRN DIATR.—We mush regret
having to record the very sudden death
of Mr. Itobt. Newmarch, which occurred
on Tuesday' evening. Deceased was at-
tending to his usual duties on Friday,
apparently in the best of health, but on
the evening of that day was' taken ill
with congestion of the lungs and water
on the broil the attach being so snot*
as to preclude all passibility of his recov-
ery, he being-deiuioiti nearly all the
time b. w ilHe was well known and
greatly liked throughout the county, ow-
ing to his connection with Mr. R Irwin
in the produce basins*, and 14. familiar
face will be much missed among the buy-
ers on the market. He occupiedpromi-
nent positions among the ,
Orangemen and Maocabee.-{New Era.
Wallah Tower i .
School section No. 2 will hold a picnic
in Holmes' grove on Friday the 24th.
Strawberries and other seasonable deli-
cacies will prevail.
Mr. W. Wise, Loft's corners, emoted
on the 21st inst., a barn 100 x 60. It
has a stone foundation, and altogether,
will be a credit to the enterprising pro-
prietor.
Mr. Haney, who lives on the 7th con.,
bad a scare -crow, in the form of a stuffed
man, in his field. On Saturday evening
last some of the lively youths rewovd
the inanimate form and stood it erect on
the railwaytrack. The 9.30 train came
along, sudenly the engineer sounded
the alarm whistle, but "the man" did
not move, the train went thundering
over him. The engine was reversed and
the train went back only to find the
mangled remains of a man of straw. It
is quite possible the railway people did
not appreciate the joke.
8csoot Plo-. c, -A pin-nie was held
on Friday last oa the grounds of S. 8.
No. 6, under the superintendence of Mr.
W. S. Lawrence, the teacher of the sec-
tion. The tables were laid and s plen-
teous supply of provisions was.furnuthed
by the ladies, and a most enjoyable af-
ternoon was participated in by all who
attended. The number of adults and
visitors from a distance sou large, but
fortunately ample provision for the
accommodation of all had boon made.
Swings were used to a oonaiderable ex-
tent by the fair sex, aided by escorts,
and croquet and ring toss also had ar-
dent admirer. Shortly before the dis-
persal of the gathering, Mr. Naftel was
voted in chairman, and that gentleman
at once proceeded to exercise his au-
thority by calling the gathering to order.
Speeches were then made by Mr. D.
McGillicuddy and School Inspector
Miller, which were duly appreciated.
During the day games were indulged in
by the children connected with the
school, which resulted very satisfactorily.
Meteorological Report.
State of the weather for the week end-
ing June the 21st, 1881.
June 15th -Wind at 10 p.m. North-
east, light, cloudy. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 386. f
June lfith-Wind at 10 p.m. South-
east, fresh. Raining - thunder and
lightning -began to rain at 11 em.,
ceased through the night; amount of
rainfall 7. cubic inches. Number of
miles wind travelled in 24 hours 272.
June 17th --Wind at 10 p.m. South-
west, light, foggy all day. Number of
miles wind travelled in 24 hours 218.
June 18th -Wind at 10 p.m. North-
west, light air, cloudy. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 158. Light
shower at 7 p.m., 0.4 cubic inches fell,
thunder and lightning.
June 19th -Wind at 10 p.m. South,
fresh, partly cloudy. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 241.
June 2011 -Wind et 10 p.m. North,
fresh, clear and cold. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 368. Light
shower at 6 . m.
June 21st -Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light, partly clear, cold. Number of
miles wind ! avelld in 24 hours 967.
G. N. Mornmeatn, Observer.
Goderich, June 22nd, 1881.
Now the enthusiastic naturalist takes
his sweeping net upon his shoulder, fills
his pockets with phials and empty pill
hoses, and sallies forth in search of spe-
cimen. In Jane comes the carnival of
the insect. No one who has not watch-
ed an entomologist collecting specimens
for his cabinet can form an adequate
conception of the myriads that swarm in
the grass, et the tress, and in the air
itself. The net swept across the sward
gathers a throng of living thing@ that had
been invisible in their green retreats; a
shaken branch mets down another
Aiksnhead a half section (970 sores) of
land in the' neighborhewwl of (hand
Vanabt two Int miles fromWt pou
Winnipeg They met witk • leer num-
ber of fusser H.'nnitea, all of ninon sp-
pered to be doing well , emigrant* are
gnaw into the territory at a tremendous
tate. The route of the C. P R is grad-
ed dNsMly avow Mr. Qtb cur's (land. some and lady -hags
would cloture r host nut of the
minium which the swallows on the
wing pick their evening most in this
weather the careful farmer btegMs kis
war en the little aphids@ that sw.rat upon
his plants and tress. and if he is a was
hmbandmwn he takes care not to injure
his mond-basked and rued spotted
,
IISS STEART
Mrs te teMad ladles that although she has
Lea extremely busy ebb year, ant bis dim -
paned of a very large eaaat*y ut goods, her
sleek Is still well e.rrted, and all tbsee petty
novelties la
MI LLINERY
wide! she 'straitened this spring, s.d which
have become so popular, are MIR represented
on her sliel,esa, at the weU known
Y i 11 i n e r y Bfstablishm ent,
The Square, Ooderici.
SZOINT'T DORC =T
THAT
Airommommil
DOWNING'S
is the place for
FIRST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ayr -Boots and Shoes repaired and made to order. -
CLEARING SALE
CARPETS
We oar tie bales** of our stook of CARPETS
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
OUR BIG SALE
–OF–
=DTBSS C:-OOcas
woHtOrE lrtyNtaEyaWaoTpsaWsd EsooEtheDr Sof
JOHN C. BETLOR 8c CO.
NOTICE_
Owing to thestate el his health. the undenfaaed ham decided to glue up hie present baN-
nese, and now offers to dispose of the same on
LIBERAL TERMS.
dpplleattou can be made to himself personally. Thu stock consists, tbeeidcs good staple Dr
goods, imported dlrect,l of • complete and well selected assortment of GROCERIES,
2•71E3W, FRESH AND GOOD;
and the stand being on Kingston 81., and only one lot from the Square le one of the VERY BEST
In the town of Goderich for a hood
GROCERY or GENERAL BUSINESS.
The proprietor 1. willing to enlarge the premises if required. Meantime the business will bo
carried on as hitherto and the present t� which u be up by additions when required.
will be JAMES WATSON.
Ooderleh, 17th May 11111. 1787.
F YOU WANT
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c.,
0o T.)
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
IF YOU WANT
GOOD CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, ac.,
0o To
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
d splendid assortment of FISHING TACKLE, just received, and will be sold CHEAP.
GEO. RHYNAS
Successor t . GEORGE CATTLE.
Blake's Block. near the Market. Goderich.
Prescriptions a Speciality = - - Night Bell on the Front Door.
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OUR CONSTANT ENDEAVOR
IS To
PLEASE OUR MANY CUSTOMERS,
therefore we aro always on the lookout for
NICE, C'•HAP, ,.
AND
FASHIONABLE GOODS
such goods as will give satisfaction to all who may buy them. With this object In view
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33171r OFIL'DN,
WE BUY LARGELY FOR CASH—WE BUY DIRECT FItOM MANUFAC-
TURERS—WE BUY IN THE BEST MARKETS.
Our stock u weU assorted so,that all classes of customers, be they rich or poor, may be suited,
t7•'I''he highest price paid for butter and egge,lY
ESTATE OF R. B. SMITH.
JAS. HUSTON, Manager.
ler-N. B.-2 GOOD Nile B000tse FOIL gm,' viay cacti..
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The Detroit, Iachinac, and Suzette Railroad Company === SN=_
NOW OFFER FOR SALE OVER 1,300,000 ACRES
Of the Choicest FARMING and TIMBERED LANDS in the, Northern Peninsula
of Michigan,
Destined to be the best wheat -producing region in the world. These lands are situated In the
counties of Chippewa, Mackinac, Schoolcraft, and Marquette, and embrace many thousands
otacres of the best agricultural lands in the State of Michigan.
Among those 1n the counties of Chippewa and Mackinac are tracts of what are known as
the "burnt or cleared" lands. These lands offer many advanttaaggeese over thepralrle lands of the
West, as the timber lands adjoining Insure a supply of fuel at le cost. The sell being a rich
clay loamof great depth. The timber remaining upon the Ian being generally sufficient for
the settlers' use in building and fencing.
These partially cleared lands are now offered at the low price of from 51 to $1.50 per acre,
one-fourth each, and the remainder at purchasers' option, at any time within nine years, with
interest payable annually at seven per cent.
Ronde are being opened through these lands, and no better opportunity has ever been
offered to men of small means to secure a good farm, and intendingpnlehasere will be wise by
availing themselves of this chance before prices advance, as the lands are being rapidly taken
and settled upon.
Tbe lands more immediately nn the line of the Detroit, Mackinac. and Marquette Railroad
from the Straits of Mackinac to Marquette are more heavilytimbered. and are almost univers-
ally good agricultural lands. leaving splendid. farms wben te timber is removed.
The iron and lumber interests of the upper peninsula are of each Magnitude as to call for
all the charcoal and lumber that the timber and wood upon the lands will produce–this will
enable the settler to make good wages while clearing the land.
Lumber Mills and Charcoal Kilns will he built at various points along the line. and Furn-
aces are now being crested along the line of the road at point Rt.
The great demand and good prices for labor. both 1a wtnterand emnmer, make these lands
particularly desirable as home. for the poor man. The lands adjacent the Railroad are offered
at prices from 55 upwards. according to location, value of timber, etc. The lands are at your
very door. and are being rapidly settled by Canadians.
For panaphlets, maps and other inforataitnn. address.
W. O. STRONG land Commissioner,
1786. is Newberry and i[landcMiHan Building, Detrolt, Michigan.
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G. C. ROBERTSON,
RAT EIT11.1331IIT,
JUST RECEIVED ! A LARGE STOCK '
¶111L PAPER!
O-reen Window. Paper !
Carpets take. up sad Reba& 'O0 Clot Laid. Hair
Oar=
made over and an kinds of Repairing
due. Pictures over.
.. Awply as
ever. 11.1.01s6u Rssmsed.
ROBERTSON'S VARIETY STORE.
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Merchant Tailoring!
HUGH DUNLOP,
The Pashas aide TaGee. le new be a pstolttsa to ~Me a1 enters he may be favored with. le
THE "LATEST SPRING AND BUMMER STYLES.
ON HAND, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ETC.
wain sad see oar Gosh
Hub Mkt Mauls , lid -8t., Aoaaich.
Ct '
are offering some Special Bargains In
Dress Goods, Prints, Shirtings, Denims, Ducks, Table
Linens, White and Grey Cottons.
PRINTS --Fast Colon, from 5c. per yard up.
F3LAOS Ob8F3M R S. -Special Make, without exception the hest make
In town.
OOTTON SFLIRTINCfB_-Extra Value, from ilio. up.
T WB. DS_–Fine Selection In English. Scotch and Canadian. Sults made to order IL
First Claes Style for $10, $13, $11, Wand 518. Ail cloth bought cut out free of charge.
REID & SNEYD, Manchester House, Goderich.
Spring and Summer Goods.
NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES_
A choice selection of FAwcv STRAW, in HAN and HtNNEr,.
STYLISH, NEAT AND SURE TO PLEASE.
FRENCH and AMERICAN geode In the latest novelties.
A splendid assortment of
RIBBONS, FLOWERS and LACES.
Hate and Bonnets trimmed in the newest .t 1e,.
A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLiCi'I'ED.
We take pleasure in slaou'iny ourin,gha,
Miss vulLSa ,
Market Square, (ia.dericlt.
eY"s ..ea.tters.tiorz.
Barbed neer Wire seatrneted taw is any Oasatlty at very lowest price..
I SELL EITHER 2 0 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire mud lamb 'airmailed after beteg inlaid which ceeent .rale off.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS- NO WEEDS -N0 WASTE LINOS.
For sale by
G. - H. PARSONS,
CRISPHARUtt AR), UOD *1CH.
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SOMETHING NEW.
5 Per Cent. Discount for Cash oil S1 sales.
5 Per Cent. Discount on Monthly' Accounts.
G. H. OLD
HAS ON HAND (JUST ARRIVED) A ('HOICE LOT OF
FIRST CLASS GROCERIES- - --
And is (Giving EXTRA 'VAI,I'K in TH:A19, Japan. Inaek,Oreen.
and Onnpowder. Try them. 1 ou will sad [bel are (.cod.
Alen. he keeps PORK. HAMS, 8M0KID BACON, oa hand. Ilt.,1u-,
pries paid ler RUTTKR and KOOS.
Akio, • lot of CRINA. GLASS. DiNNER nod UL.SiRT BETS. and all
kip VesGLLASSWARE .rad CROCKERY. IOive kin a coal and get
slF.rwten' Produce Bought andG. H. OLDS C. Homes Aoilaro.
eY"s ..ea.tters.tiorz.
Barbed neer Wire seatrneted taw is any Oasatlty at very lowest price..
I SELL EITHER 2 0 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire mud lamb 'airmailed after beteg inlaid which ceeent .rale off.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS- NO WEEDS -N0 WASTE LINOS.
For sale by
G. - H. PARSONS,
CRISPHARUtt AR), UOD *1CH.
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