The Huron Signal, 1884-8-8, Page 8TIIE HURON SIGNAL FRIAY. AUG. 8, 1884.
L44 MIL j THE WORLD OVIR.
• M Slurred is else s'Msussaa of etas OM.
• de Ce.Mnilaeaeb►
T. Ruleou and lamuy, of Hallett, ate
guests of John Hutto'..
Miss claire', of lirwotturd, was the
taMss of lira John Cluttou last wee:.
. Mr. Drut..•u, ilea. !h. l re it sametant, .
*tawehod w the Presto "ensu cuurch here (
Mit Sunday. 4 i
Our Limburg' budget was unavoidably
bonded out last week.
,t A Dwight' ..t our ueightwrs took part
IChit knit oacurston to luroutu ug' Tues- j
The bre tall wheat war cut here than
Mason by Joh!' Linklater on the murn-
geg of the 22.1 ult. this is twelve days
r than last year.
ANh111J11.
QF.Richsrdsoat and :rift. were the guests
W J. Hayd.0 fur the past couple ..f
a
Mr. Ackerwsun, of Peterborough, is
Elie guest if Rote Harrison, township
Ilewur. r.
'
iA Bnt CNor.--Hugh Giroiu threshed
,Nis wheat un Tuesday. He fouel the
'ield to be 41 bushels to the acre -a tog
big this season.
1 Murdock 31cKay a now having built
or him a Heat it r ed brick huusr, •'n
i tis property, adjo 1g the Presbyteries
phurch. D. Cummnigs, of Du.tlop, car-
ter ; W. Murd..ek. masn,ry•, and J.
reckenndLe, jr., of titilerich, lathing
'1 end plastering- Wm. H..gan end John twan have also had veueereu brick
ousts built, the plastering of which will
i dune by Mr. Breckenridge.
'SI Fall wheat harvostiny started here en
t° '7th, alt, tire days earlier than last
r.
Mite Nellie Dicl:ou, .f 1:ructeield,
has limen visiting Id acquaintances here -
1:1311l01).
lanae Peru Fists' sats • conflict be-
tween Euglaud and France is inevitable
in the near lunare,
Hugh Chillers, Chancellor of the Ex-
*h.quer, is going to Egypt un a special
tutsstou in ttoa.estion with Egyptian
finance. He is clothed with Oil Melee
puwen,�
Mai "►'Roll's •ulusiug book about
John Itull and His Island, proved such
• connnert.al sus:emus that his put -Ateliers
give hug' $ .500 for the right t., publish
his new volume at uoee in faro, Loudon
at.d New York. rimi'▪ . trW791
Ingersoll, Aug. 5. -About bre • doer
this morning a einem, accident occurred
at the GT. R. station here. While No.
26 freight tram was leaving the station
it collided with No. 28 special freight
from the east, killing Alex Johnston, of
Lundon, conductor on No. anti, and dau-
aRwg the engines and oars Both trains
were going west. An inquest wail be
held this afternoon.
1ibouta
- Miss dice Buchanan, of(7rderi^h, rapidly onward than while hovering over
TES BOUNDARY D10I11I
.1ON,
O, NesperM Rs
eal L.stesaIeeeery
Aw►. taeIAwned
The NltNts,..
TLemk % AierrIl..r oowtaias s
letter from Hou. David Mille on the
beend.ry ..se, from whish IA Nen
eu
that nothing is now needed but luipenal
lettulattos to render the Award binding.
The Lord Chancellor remarked that this
is necessary, aa otherwise the party who
u
did out like the eunoluou would say
that he was not bound by it. Christoph-
er Robotism' said he supposed nu one felt
any aeprew
h.nsieu en that ore. The
Lord Chancellor retorted that be did not
express appruheuaun, but he supposed
u,. cue had auy apprehension before,
when the Award was aaseuted to.
5.
The Conservative journals, call Mo
Lyou's resignation, "the Algoma fraud."
Have these worthies forgotten that the
Conservative leaders desired to become
party to "a fraud" last winter, by offer-
ino to withdraw the petition against
his election if he would vote against the
Mowat administration on the lumber
resolution, Cundenatiun of so-called
"fraud" comes with ill -grace from such •
quarter ! -ave
Richard A. Proctor holds that it ii e
full power of the arms and legs can be so
applied to ingeniously arranged mechau-
ism as to work wings, more or less re-
sembling those of a bird, there is little
reason for doubting man's power of sus-
taining himself in the air, and even
travelling with great rapidity through it.
Probably, he adds, it will be much easier
for hint to sustain himself while traveling
*spending her vacation at Lirnaidc, the the same spot.
guests of Mrs. Mc1; uarrie. There is apparently some mistime w i The Juhnaon surveying party, w hu
the despatch rum Sydney, N. S. \1'„
p 1 A. H. \': iiiuw+ •. �.t chart acres o.f tall published ui the paper last amok stating were reported all drowned ars quite safe.
The Sbnad.,J says u.gtitiatig.. b.-
Iwean France and t,biaa were definitely
broken off u. btwday. A Fou Chow dr
.patch says the city is quieter. China
has oRared to pa] an indemnity of $700,-
000, which the Preach Mmister ha. re-
fused. Twelve Chinese gun -boats have
best' placed in position at Fon Chow.
Admiral Cu.rbet is furious,aud budgie
hts utmost to piruvuke war.
Tae Prsmade.sal itaeste..
The presidential campaign in the Unit-
es States has opened, though the earnest -
uses and zeal of partisanship will not be
fully developed until after the State Wee -
tents id Maine in September, and Ohio
and Indiaue u► 0i:tuber. Thus year
several chancres i► the ■ppuiutment tsf
presidential electors,bseed .et the nation-
al census of 1880, become operative ,
and, of the total of 401 votes --the terri-
tories having no representation -201, a
majority, are required to elect a presi-
dent and vice-president. The States all
vote this year for presidential electors on
Tuesday, Nov. 4th, though, as stated,
two or three States select their local
officers before the general election. In
the contest four years ago there were
369 votes in the Electoral College. Gen.
tisrfield, the Republican candidate, re-
ceived 214 ngaiust 1:15 cast for Gen.
Hancock. ►v hat these figures represent
is shown in the popular vote, that a, the
ballots cast directly by the voting citi-
zens of all the Statee for their local elec-
tors, the totals being very nearly equal.
The Democrats threw 4,442,03:,, and the
l:epublicans 4,449,053 tickets, while
Gen. Jae. 1i. Weaver, the soft money
nominee, received less than one-third of
a trillion rotes.
SAsi r110.
Al her brother's reoNence la peer's by
Hey. Mr. Chariots. Salta I�epkin s .f tiny
rie. to Joanna McLougblea, daughter of
William Melaugbteu.
At 1k, fake's chunk, Vancouver. ea Jwi.
the lib. byRev. A. S. Nicholas. Ayes John
McColl. oNew Westminster Ilrit CelYat-
tea formerly of Brussel, to !lir Herta, oily
demitasse of to IM. J. t . Bartow. tit Tomato.
Ilii teAW:
Io
serum en July S1b. Andrew. (Stoat tea
i5 Aspdrew W Wlam..s eastarsr tstr. Ostarb.
On July 31ad. sear St Jo.�pb. mete .f Mee
seri r$. Aleaasder Parker. yeas/feet
daughter of to late Richard li•rll.gton. of
the tow.ship of Colborne. and easier .ttpMr..
Ruben Proudtout of tklanpl.ca. : 4thal-
.71
laplpod.rleb, un Priam. Legere iet,ll5M.
Richard blmuious. aged years, 4
1■ U.d.rick.nn Saturday, Auuu.t 2nd. iOW
John Lawteace, eldest son at M. Higgins. Coo
doctor. ULT. R.. aged 3 yuan and ta.aths.
:wheat with a trap.er to uc•..ulight in.
( that Chain i in Harlan had wiled for
Ritead ot daylight one night last week.
New York. Mrs. Identen stated Tues -
The familiar fortis , •f A. MO./Ware., day that a week before the despatch was
korm.rly assistant p,.uuaster. has re- printed site received a Letter from her
1ppo•red. He leeks as if 1:fe a,(rsed husbsud strum: Last he had three en-
Awith him. gagements in the shape of matches still
\•ixfrmt.. - Mrs. !tare:ay and Miss on, and it would he late in the year be-
gohnst•,n of London. and %fr... Janus
JdcLean and Miss Liwreuce,of 1:o lerich,
• ?mere the guests of Mrs. Allen last week.
Ir A blind mu eIiu witu violin and little
;irl, discoursed melee with singing
, pjp}hrough our burgh last week. soliciting
iaald silver from ar lent listeners Also
wo tr.tvelliu3 showtneu with bears pass -
"id through.
Goon GM .zBEtti,tti•---turn eta quarts
MI gooseberries were picked off one bush
Aiti the garden of A. C. Macdonald this
lissom. Can mine dust of the Point
Birarm, or any of his neighbors equal that
/*cord
tw RETVIINsu,-(Sn Friday last John
Ilaldan and wife left for their hare, eitabe Queen city, after afurtnigbt s sojourn
tt Lunderston, the guest of R. 'V illieons
Antic. H. met with many an ole: pupil of
Guderich high school.
1T4 Would the recorder 1,1 the item with
inference to J. Con -ally's binding. let us
A woe it hand Muscle or self binder
did the work ' and did Mr Bear
nt the number ,•f sheaves when he
w in to the turn i Were they as
metous as the acres.
*Orme.
A game of baseball Wes to have been
,ed between the Silver Maples. of
as 3'roister, and the Union Jacks, of
' Morrie, on the grounds of the former,but
.ging to some of our boys getting their
lagers knocked up, the gave has been
,Um etponed.
:A great picnic excursion will take place
t Saturday from Gerrie to Toronto
return the sante day, under the
ilirltaagemeat of the t'. M. Sabbath school.
large crowd is expected to take advan-
of the six hours stay in the city,
will not be afforded {titter this
, a new time table being issued.
i 1TYBerr,-Mr. Hopkins, baker, of this
M. awe had 825 taken from a chest in his
re
onTuesday.Itseemshewent♦.dtreet on hwiness fira few minutesi ne a little boy by name of Young to
and h the shop till he would retorn.
hen Mr. Hopkins returned he found
out of $28 which he left when going
only s;3 could be found. He left no
in the house but this boy who
to mind shop till he canoe back.
en questioned about the money, the
said be knew nothing about it bet
being told he would be arrested,
not tell all he knew about it be
t forth e.7 from under the side-
, saying that this was all he had
en. Up to the present no clue of the
der of the money has been found,
itrie supposed some ofhiscomp•nions
e the remainder of the money. gin
t
I
recent adveetirment reads as fol
Yo : "1f the gentleman who keeps the
tl store with a reel heal will return
y. enthrella of a young lady with whale -
gee ribs and an iron handle to the slate-
Isrrl grocer's shop he will hear of
Odes] thing to his advantage, as the wane
Ng gift of a deceased mother now ne
O with the name engraved on it. -
Nes
t. •Net isnot, the inventor, indulges in the
ing preilictiot.s "As to the chane
to whish will be effected by electricity in
ball next fifty years in the city of New
Bi , I should say that I believe *lee
y will prnpel the can of the street
oletated railroads, 1, ht the env
and without its buildings, furnish
sea for all plirpues. work telephones
burglar "daring, deliver the opera,
say parcels, detect and signal fires,
flee erigines,and possibly displace
Taal locomotion for vehicles
hundred years this fall the town
of Kingston was surveyed by the
ernment surveyor. An agitation I a'
Started to have • centennial cele
Lien in the Doming fall.
is laziest man is on a Western paper
o pens photograph "itograph. ' There
re been only three worse than he. t lac
out in Kansas, anti dated his letters
Iworfh," another spelt Tennessee
OsC," and the other wrote 1W'yaniotte
fore he would mail for England, not for
New Perk direct. There to either amis-
take or the champion has suddenly can-
celled all his antipodean engagemeuts.
THE ARCTIC ADVENTIT KERS
A Publle airless and Celebration
Pertama.tb. IL E.
at
Poaes .'TR, N. H., Aug. J. -Never
before in the history of Portsmouth has
there been so grand and imposing an
even: as the celebration of the return
of (freely and party. If thou-
sands of people, numerous bends and
boundless enthusiasm ouuld make a cele-
bration a success this was successful.
The day was perfoct. Thu buildings
were handsomely decorated, and "Wel-
come to (Sur Arctic Heroes' imprinted
everywhere on flying bunting. Greely
landed about 11 o'clock. and was hearti-
ly greeted, as were all the men from the
relief ships. They were placed in coach
es and driven to the Rockingham to
review the proc.asion. Upon two Targe
stands in the market square were gath-
ered many prominent persons and a
number of ladies. At 11.20 the preces-
sion began to move alonggths packed
streets. Thunderous applause grated
the sailors of the relief squadron, and
the ovation coutinud through the en-
tire route.
Commander Schley. Lieut. Emory and
Commander Coffin were received with
tremendous applause as they passed in
an open carriage. As the procession
neared the Rockingham house the crnsh
became terrific. Greedy and his com-
rades were seated upon the balcony and
when the bead of the procession appear-
ed cheer after cheer greeted him. As the
crews of the Thetis, Bear and Alert
paved Grimly bowed and seemed to
look the gratitude to the men who rescu-
ed him. Much emotion seemed to pre-
yed' the entire throng and many brush-
ed tears from thetr eyes. The relief
crews respectfully raised their caps.
Greely was kept busy bowing acknow-
ledgments as the procession
After the review was over Greely and
his party entered the hotel and remain-
ed • short time.
THE COMING CHAMPION.
71pp1S_ yswgpr sura ikes...
Mess INaW.'s Meese by re. ase.
Ernes 1 nc0.l.-tia.arErrt. AND COttrORT-
Isc. By a thorough knowledge of the natu-
ral laws wbieh govern the operations of
titration and nutrition, and by a careful
application of the flue properties of teen -
selected Cue--ua Mr. Epps has provided our
+ breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured
beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills, 1t Is b- 11,, judicious use of
such art 'cies of diet "hut a constitution may
bit gradually built up since strong enough to
resist every tendency tO di.easa•, Hundreds
tit subtle mala.iiee arC floating around us
ready to attack where've there is a weak
point. We may escape many • fatal shaft by
keeping ourselves well fortified with pure
blood and a properly nourished frame.- -Ceti
Serrier (ie.:.rte. - Made simply with boiling
water or milk. bold only in Packets and
Tins tilt'. and ib.'. by Grocers, labelled -
JaMit- Kit" & Co.. itulumopatbic Chemists.
Loudon Eat.'
New Yost", Aug. 4. -The four mile
rowing contest between John Tremor,
the young oarsman of McKeesport, I's..
and Wallace Rees, rowed at Oak Point
Saturday, was certainly the tinest race
ever seen in America. On the start
Teenier 'aught water tint, and gained
thereby about six feet, but was in a few
boat lengths deprived of this advantage,
when both men lay down t.' work in dead
earnest. determined to lute nu time.
Rose gradually gained, and at the turn
was leading by half a length, but took a
long sweeping curve in rounding the
buoy and going some distance put it.
Teener struck just three feet past his
turning buoy, when he plented his left
oar literally upright and whirled his light
.raft completely around in the most dex-
terous manner by a few quick pells with his
right. This wonderfully skillful turn gave
the Pennsylvanian a lead of three lengths
and virtually the race. When Wallas
had get his boat pointing towards the
home line. he dropped into his strong
easy swig and very gradually reduced
the distance between himself and his
opponent, who was not ever exerting
himself. Once Timmer put his hand Into
the water and bathed his brow, bet Rom
gained noticeably on this and the ezpe•ri-
meet was not repeated. Twa hundred
yards Irma the finish Hoes spurted game-
ly and when the line was crowd his
boat jest lapped the stems of reamer's
bras, which had novated the diatanee of
four miles in 28.20, the beet previous
trend, that made by $adss in his race
with Ross u USdoag$1$1, July 1885,
bring 27 56,
VOTERS LIST -1884.
MUNICIPALITY OF TILE TOWN -
."UIP f►F COLBORYE.
Notice 1.
mitted b.rerbrd gitvhen p- tehrastsI have tra-
In tee toridelavdet.urh section tinthe Teets
Lista Act."the copies required by midsections
to be so transmitted or delivered of the List
made pursuant to said Act. of all persons ap-
pearing by the last reeihid assessment roll of
the laird municipality to be entitled to vote in
the said municipality at elections for members
of the Legislative Aseembly.end at Municipal,
Elections. and that the mid Inst was first post-
ed up in my office on the aitch day df August.
ltie4. and remains there for inspection.
Fleeter* are called upon to examine the said
List. and if any ouisstone or any other errors
are found therein to take immediate proceed-
ings to have said errors corrected according
to law .
JOHN A. Mo DON H.
Loans anb insurance._'
wE ARE LENDIbtl MONEY AT
e Istzt per est. Private fund..
/KAOER t UMW.
Oettsrieh. April 1Ttk. Ir4
ikft00,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
BVI CAMIlfen el HOLT aUAMfiit(1 IT'pdodo
MONEY TO LEND. - PRIVATE
funds -oil freehold se.urity ; t 10
par. twassaa. Ouderiel..
MONEY TO LEND. --A LARGE
.nioest of Priv-se Esti* fur lasestusenl
wO ARRU t PRO('br) T. lowest rats on tbseeLumn Apply
20.000PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Firm and Town Property at lowest S -
tens. Martinets pm'chard, no ('umwiseioa
charged, tonveyeaelag Y.es reasonable.
N. B. Borrowe�rrss ran obtain moss, in out ay
if title 1. setbdaesery,-DAr It JOHN
"TON Barristers. ke.. N 1i11
RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
it -pre
senting tar � 1°tim�C.is!surest
rmk e►su�oi
for the C Live tlroO:n Isa•RAeics CO.
OTiCE -- NOTHEREBY
tI{N HEREBY
AYufliEPTKMBER.A-selves that the l et t►, Tep
el K Wafts will wt MONDAY. tete rt
11 I}fP
u., w lis - w
kW sopWng oP tkal paeans/a of W ir" a ammae
la the Tuwn of Whsenam Waft _ _ lige
soothers Inuit of Patrick etreS .{�'.11p�wr
tidy Htsift of Juke street : aloe prtMft al
Patrick street la said tuws wag wast
the westerly limit ut Willi..' street at
else tai pontos of the leaor el waz to
said town lying bases the sou r i1ai.t
of Pstrsok Greet sad to aurtherly alit of
John .treat. and irises between Lots S. at,
at and 37 la Teeter Frisbe' s min priv0s ,,
re) oe the our aide. and Lots IIL W.
sad MN. Gwrrumrn. •arraI. es Ow antler
side , owl for the purpose of wiling Gad est
veiling the po.ovns of .aid streets iaae and
roadway., w as aforesaid to be .iuppad up, M
Lle rya Paee. the sawyer et lard. s.6LBliulalae.
Dated tuts 7th day of Juht A. D. 1
J. t.VICROl 14OCimlt.
11011-3t
7/TrkIEF S SALE OF LANDS.
('OL•MT' UY H1'W/N By virtue of a Writ of
H
To w IT : i Fiera Facts, issued out
of Her Mtt)eet s 'ilea coact of Justice,
• Mosey to lend on Mortgage, either la Town ei N.._... He •h itivt.wi. •ud to be directed
Fart. Property. in any way to suit the
er. tMce 'cm -Salmi Cay'. block
awl delivered eminent the Land. and Tent••
menu ot itILIA A111 ItultEltT++(N. at the
suit .d JOHN otter% et Co. 1 bate sized
•�
and taken In exe•unnn .11 the right, title. BeIRebical. Irev+t, and moat) of redemptions of all and
nasal or tract of lard
r' "-".- and premise. alerts. lying and being in the
sweetie.' Markets
- _-------- singular that certainto t
Z. CASE, M.D., C.bl., M. C. P. S., 1'uwsahnv wt Cdburwi. Ito the County of
Ouoanlci, Aug. 7, 1tt8i. Huron, cut.' Pi-u'iaee of O.tariu, brant nom-
. Ont. Physictan. Hartman. Aceou••bear• ,f a tart of lot atwitter one. in to, drat
1%- heat. t pal Ti bash. ...... tl 00 M tl W posed .
-
Wheat. ISpri 1 7 bash. ...... 1 S h. OINce -,That turmarly tea c opted by Dr. voscessi e. i ""gyro divtalon, tit the mW Tnw u
Flour. i barrel... .....-.-. Yutcbineoa Dungannon, so.t o01.•e-Mar mit,. The mrtrsand bound•of the •add par. el
tin's hoteh Itt31- of land. being as follows. Culled. i i at the
Peas. 7bireh. iliaonceof One Chain six") -set en links. on •
tt,otatoesbusl.. 1 B. WHITELY, M.D., C.M., PRY- retiree due west. trout the las planted 0v-
Pulsts,ee ,beak e/ • SI('I-tN. surgpeon. Aceuu. beer, etc., M. tweet. Tuts one and tau. on south mile tit con -
ilia
............. ..,..�(.1'.S.. Ontario. iiAtce-The ?Snare. i denso ee.eton rood. these south. four drgrc•es
tai 1............ ....••Met of Wilson's Drug Mom, up stairs. Mat twrut► minutes. tilt imagnetkl two •-halnn
i dna lusp•ok/tdy...rmise I:nk.., tuencr +.,nth. seventy -eve denin'es,
littera miautrs wan, one chain, righty links.
('lest of said Municipality.
('satow P.O.,
Dated this Ilh day of August. 118L 116to-
HELL�dUTH
i
,aditj' To/Xtigt,
LONDON, ONT.
FRENCH SPOKEN IN THE COLLEGE
Music a Specialty.
(W. Waugh Ruder. Gold Medallist. and pupil
of the celebrated Abbe 1st. Director.
PAINTING A SPECIALTY.
tJ It 9iailty. Artist, PUectort -
Junior Department.
Pall Diploma ('ow -see in Literature. Music
and Art. 40 Sebolarehips competitively
awarded annually. I8 at reptember cutranee
examinations
iTTerm. *3* Se talar. For large illus-
trated cir•ular. a.ldre.,. :
REV. E. N. KN•:I.I-l1. M..A . Principal
MNext term begins September "8th
Aug 7. 1691 1J alis
APpJE
BARRELS.
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Legal.
"EAGER & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Goderich.
C. S•A&1zw. Ja, J. A. MOi Toe.
E. N. Lasts. 1107-
C.
HATES, SOLICITOR etc.,
JLV 011e censer of Inc square and West
suet. tijtericb, over Butlers bookstore.
money to lend.t lowest rates of interest.
C/1ARROW & PROUDFO()T, BAR
lT It1STKRS, Attornese, solicitors. etc - _- -- -- -
Goderirh. J. T. Darrow, W. I'roudtoot. 175
1 P. McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC-
. IAN. SURGEON. Re., Graduate of Tor
0510 Csiver•a). Iteettiate of the Royal cot -
lege of Ptysletan+. Loads. EW loati,tc., Gr..
M. C. P. 8 Ontario. Oce and rreidence
Opposite Bailey'., 11 ,'el. Hamilton street.
DR. Me.LE.AN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OKON, Cowaer .4.c. Oaf.w and re tidence
Bruce Street. ..Pe,W1 door west of T IIWSrllrla
Street.
11G. MACKIU. M. D., PHYSI-
. clan. Surgeon and Aecoucbet. Graduate
of Toronto University. Omcet'pposite (lamer
-on k Cameron's Bank. Luckaow. if not In
oilier, enquire at the Hank. 376.''-7.
SHANNON & HAMILTON.
Paysktahs• tlun roma• Accouchers. fico
office at Ili. Shannon s residence. near the
gaol Goderieb. G. C. Slt►IMO%. J. C. Hansa.-
1751.
IAMERON, HJLT & CAMERON,
lJ Barristers. Solicitor in Chancery, &e.
" )derk•h and Winlfhem. M. C. Cameron. t1
oE P. Holt. M. U. Cameron, Ooderiak. W. Y
!Macara. Wingham. 1751.
f `I ODERICH AUCTION MART
lANu
COMMISSION -MOORS
14'Seeead door South of Tim StusAL MO!
Land weight snit Sold un Cummnu.sun.
Alii' r YO4rHE
HAMILTON LOAN SOCIETY.
.MMep Lent at Lorca Hate of Interest.
MONEY ADV ANCKIJION (;ooi)S SENT TO
THE MART YOH SALE.
S. PULL( ICK,
1 Real Estate and Financial Arrear 1 -Haat
Goderich.
April 16th. 1551. 1557.17
Auctionee ring
HALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
1 1. for (nasty of Huron. Sales attended
in any part of the County. Address orders to
Guder(eb P. 0. t5•
JOHN KNOX, GENERAL ACC- I
TIONEER and Land Valuator. Goderich.
(ant. Having had considerable experience in
the auctioneering trade. tie is in a position to
discharge with thorough satisfaction all real.
missions entrusted to him. Order's left at
Martin's Hotel. or sent by mail to my address,
Goderich P. O.. Carefully attended to. JOHN
i(NOX County. Auctioneer. lal8:-af
C. CRABB G.H. OLD
thence north. forty-three degree., tort• -ave
minutes. ere. sixty-nine links. thence north,
eight degrees.
link*. hence
gsnti
minutes. oast. two
chasnorth. tourism de-
grees. ret. one chain. fifteen links. thence
south. eighty 4we dearws. ten minute,. east.
one
isle, thirty-four links. tbeare south.
thirty-two degrees. Cony minutes, east. nae
chain. fort) liu1 *. to the place of beg.u•ttng,
and eesurensent. stirs
roods and twoperrbee ob
f land. which Laads
and Teucments 1.6.11 offer for Sale. at toy of.
fl• • . in the l",•urt House. in the 'town of Gado-
rich.
,odarich. on Tuvalu/or. ttss Turttriera day of temp-
tember. LieL at the hour of twelve of the
cttn k. noon.
Rt ►BERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff, Co. ftu:on.
Sker.ds 011Ice, Goderich.
June 13th. 1881. - 191r 1:k
$50,ffl f T() WAN AT 6 PER
qp CENT.
THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CO'Y
ere prepared to loan mosey at 6 per cent.. pay
able hnlf yearly, on
TERMS TO SUIT BORROWERS,
on the -clam !arta security.
Apply to
CAMERON. HOLT & CAMERON.
Barrister., Ooderiek.
Atresia for the Toronto General Trusts Col.
Mte.we. ('atetoN. Hoer k CAMERON have
also • large amount of private funds to Is a
on eret-elass farm security.
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LOWEST -FIGURE
pusril le, and will eel; Ter to any part
Promptness' and finality guaranteed. Apply q
PAT. FARR,
Internat'on.l ::alt Wore. Cooper Shop.
Aug 7. "•sit. 19F.Im
ESTERN
FAIR.
11.4**4.
Canada's Great Exhibition
AND INDUSTRIAL ENTENP*Iff
LONDON CANADA
September 22, 23, 24, 25, 26.
$17,000.00 111 PRIZES
$1.100 N 11 OCUS OF MI.
$1,141.11 11 KIWIS 17 FRIENDS iii Tit
111113MMI FAIN.
Open to the World.
The Weston' Pair for a i still far surpass
.It 1g' predeces•ars. The prize are laser sea
to new fasters and novelties to h. 'revs
Alred w111 snake It the meet attest-Cse .aItIbt-
Lien ever hekt In (ands 'Nall fir It.
Write to the Ieserelary far Prise Lista
era i'regr.ssntm r aay la,eruation revs=
t R ROBiNSPO11MM
N. 00. cIigO ,
Ilsenstery
RIAL I4R
-- Agro --
Semi -Centennial ETpoeition,
1884•
Of Live Stock, Poultry, Dairy,
Agricultural and Horticultnral
Products, Implements and Man-
ufactures of all kinds.
TO=ON'TO
September lOth, to 20th•
TI. Larger Prior LI.1 1. lbs Mnsealen.
Prize Lista and F:ntry Fnrn,a can he obtain-
ed from the Secretaries of all Agricultural So-
cieties awl
tecietiesand Mechanics' institutes or they will
be sent anywhere •a apple•-atlon by poet -card
loth* Secretary, at Toronto.
anTlrb CY.E AI a reT Mod.
THte wlu az Tall
GRANDEST EVENT
Of Toronlel demi-(bat.nnial year.
An Immense Programme I
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
The Oldest Establshed and
Cheapest Store in the ,FRilli JARS
County of Huron.
PRESENT PRICES: ,NLASS'ARE
Ifaa in Stoc'c a Largt Assortment of
O-ROCEPIES-
Granulated sugar. 12 lbs. for 01.00: by the Ili. '
10c. Other sugars in proportion.. Sugars cash 1
an der v.•ry.
STONEWARE,
TEAS AS CHEAP AS SUGARS. ( EARTHENWARE
Mack Tea at tr•., equal to any ,an •. Tea in On-
powder
n-
tarso: Finer Blacks at 30c. and 7. Gres f _ _ 1_ _ �- A 41� _
Tee -T Ursa.
from �Se, to alar- Gun-
powderTot, 35e.: the line.: 'reverted. 75 -. Ih-
A eery Roe Japan Sifting a: tax. 111.
DRT (-OODB.
Prints to else at prices to aetnn,sh. F'artor;
Cotton ani wide. by piece. set 1L .. narrower
at 5e. A tine int of (lees (,rain Drees Silks at
Ile.. worth 11.25.
la Alt DW.&P.EC.
A well-. leeted stock of Scythes.1neami. Flay
Forks. Spades and Shovel*. al! from the beet
maker,..
Alio a fnit line in
is being prepared for that tines.
clomp Rates .ad teeserare as ail USW
sage. The 6..1 New ra 11/14 1.e rest of
Tamale.
WALT EMIR. IT -
IJ. J. WiTHROW, H..1 HiLL,
President. mammand Neerte6•ry
TORONTO.
Jose 1511. IMI, Mit
ioiii' Tia Sets.
Glassware of all kinds at Bottom
Prlc.'e China Sets at Cost
A full line of Fresh
PASNTS AND OILS- I C R O C E R I E S
We keep none teat the best. Gad sell them at
same prier as commonest.
Vinegar a specialty. and wMR$saisd bet
from mineral acids Willlot lye Undersold in Sugar9.
000D AND CHEAP.
,t good sepgdy of Gras. and Builders' Hard-
ware un hand. Teas as Cheap as ever.
C_ CRABS
Goderich. June 3etb, 1"161. I:n9-e,n
t
G. H. OLD,
On the Square, Goderich.
JOHN A NAFTEL
OrtfrOOim "ice , .. Wlf, OONTINIVE TO OW. .. .. . sot •n.:a ,'iks ,
HARDWARE AT AND BELOW COST,
AS Hi: FULLY INTENDS TO
Go Out of Business,
''barge his locating. or pat hie bcsi.em use different bells. He Is tberellsest 10111111.
GREAT BARGAIN8I
be all inc..Iand great numbers am availing themaelvee of 161100sat opportunity, which w
slot last long.
1 am undoubtedly doing as above. any ose else to the coatrary. notwithstanding.
Do not let anyone throw dust in your
eyes by telling you that on account
of being a long time in the busi-
ness, they can offer such bargains
as no one else.
If this were tete, there is see gentleman 1s this tows who Yes bees hi B110100111.0=0.111.
io
elves" r -
to ave enamel each facilities se to diaeoe.t them and all MMsa MI
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