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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, MAR. II, MIK
Tux editor of the Brussels Pose has
been locking at the political horoscope,
and the following is the result of his
of :-
"Who are the probable candidates in
Huron County for parliamentary honors
in connection with the forthcoming
elections for the L.cal and Dominion
Houses ? In East Huron mos. Gibson,
the present M. PP.is once mote the
standard bearer, an,d, at the present, it
looks as if he would be elected by accla-
mation owing to the withdrawal of A.
Musgrove and the Convention going by
without naming another person to take
his place. Dr. Macri. mold, M P., will
without doubt, be the standard bearer
for the Commons. The names of H.
W. Meyer, Wm. Clegg and A. H. Mus -
prove are 1 as among the most
likely to oppose him. A. bishop and
John McMillan will hold the fort in the
South Riding, and as that constituency is
a "hive" there will, probably, be DO op-
position. In West Ilur.n Hon A. M.
Ross, D. McGillicuddy and A. H. Man-
ning aro spoken of in the Local House
contest on the Reform side. The Con -
have not yet put a candidate
in the field. Robt Porter, M. P., will
very likely get the again and
it is said he will be opposed by either M.
C. Cameron, of Goder;ch, M. G. Camer-
on, of Toronto, or A. McMurchie, of
Clinton.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Mlmetes of the last newsier aetel-Mea/M
ly Meeting.
The town council met last Friday
evening, the 21st inst. All the mem-
bers were present except the deputy
reeve and R. W. McKenzie. The min-
utes of last regular meeting were read,
approved and signed.
A of the Mayor that a min-
u te book be procured for the purpose of
keepirg the minutes of committee meet •
ings was ordered to be carried out. The
Mayor also led the changing
of the street watering cart so that it
may do a greater amount of sprinkling.
A from Mr John Han•
nab was read. He offered to equip and
operate a creamery in the town if the
council would grant him the use .of the
beck part of the market house, free of
rest and taxation, for three years, put in
a water service and supply him with
water free, and give sufficient sewer
pipe to make drainage be -
tweets the creamery and the teen sewer -
e go system. The was re-
ferred to the public works
with power to act.
A ion from Mr Jos. 'VII -
limes stated that be thought the price
quoted for the use of water to supply a
motor is too high, being higher than in
other towns and greater than is charged
to other consumers of the town water
ACommonioatines from the Gordon
NOME Pump Co., asking the settlement
O$*sir amount, and from the town clerk
• Wletiieme is refereed to the railway
A_F_IMie_ to Ottawa, were read and
ISL
Amor wow.
Tho Newel sesounte were react and
referred M Ifle lased committee : --Th.
Clisba Ofiellsts Co.. of Cleveland, O,
R S. WILL,AMS, MANAGER.
1000 carbons, $13 ; J. M. Proodfoot,
relief, $750; Ogilvise & Hutchison, 41
lbs. waste, $3.1; Goldie A MoCuliuoh,
Galt, for a 315 lb. ppulley, $20.47
Gordon Steam Pump Co., $1,243.92 ;
Hart A Co., stationery, 63 etw
asrotT or nwasci . MITTEN.
Your onmsittee has examined the fol -
!lowing accounts and d their
payment :-I N. Casdidey. $2.5(t; Bra-
me Siusao,$12.'l3 ; Thos. Videan,$7.76 ;
John G. Staves, $6 340. We have exam-
ined the auditors' report together with
statements of assets and liabilities, and
leo far as we can see find same to be cor-
rect We recommend that the abstract
thereof be published in one issue of each
local paper. We find that at the present
time we have on hand belonging to the
sinking funds required to meet deben-
tures the sum of $9,216 9'2. We recom-
mead that this money be loaned out un-
der the direction of your committes on
mortkage securities, as provided for by
Statute. It appears that the rent of
Agricultural Park for the year 1889,
ting to the sum of $47,50, has not
been collected. Thu should, in our
opinion, be gut in at once. By the
present system of supplies
for the town your committee has really
nothing to guide them in ascertaining
what has been purchased excepting by
taring the accounts around to the differ-
ent officials for verification. This we
think is improper and we would reoom-
mend that the clerk be furnished with an
order book and that orders for all sup-
plies', no matter for what purpose, be
given by h:m upon being duly authoris
ed by the proper official. We recom-
mend that the clerk be instructed to
buy 25 cords of wood on the beet terms
he can ger it at. (Signed)
W. I .. , Chairman,
The report was adopted.
REPORT OF WATJ.kWolK`i
Your committee has summed the ac
count of Willis Chipman and would ad-
vise the council to take no action with it
until the final test of the
pumps is made. We would also inform
the council that Peter McEean has com-
pleted the last well and is now done with
the boring. A good flow of water has
been obtained from each well. The
depth of one well is 262 feet, the other
264 ; and a. Mr McEwan was to receive
pay at the rate of $2 per foot for drilling
the wells we I that he be set-
tled with as per contract. As the water -
rate book te now complete, we would re
commend that it be referred to the
finance committee for their inspection.
- Signed ) JOHN BCTLRR,
Chairman.
The report was adopted.
IMPORT Or rustle woRxa
Your beg to report that
they have considered the applica-
tion of Messrs Chrysta! A Black, re put-
tirg in heater in town hall and clerk's
oilice, and would the council
to grant their request. We would also
1 that to the future cinders be
not placed on the sidewalks unless order-
ed by the Board of Works or the coun-
cil. (Signed)
Taos C. NArrso, Chairman.
The report was adopted.
Messrs J. T. Garrey, Q C , Dr
Holmes and C. Seager, representing the
.1 board of directors of the
Goderich A Wingham R. R., addressed
the council in behalf of the Wingham A
Goderich R R.
Bylaw No. 8 of 1&t0. the
membership of the waterworks and light
committee from three to fire, was read
three times and paved. The vote was
as follows :-Yea-Proudfoot, Osntelon,
Manley, Thompson, Pridham, Humber,
Holt and Duolop 8 ; nay -Campton,
Reid, Naftel and Nicholson -4.
Moved by Pridham, seconded by Holt,
that reeve Proodfoot and councillor
Thompson be idled to the committee.
Carried.
)loved by Proudfoot, seconded by
Campion, that the public works commit-
tee make enquiries and report as soon as
possible as to the ooet of potting down
a payoff sot on one side of each street
from the station to the Square and from
the Square to th• top of the harbor hill.
Carried.
The council then went into
of the whole M discuss the railway
questioc ; reeve Proudfoot in the chair. .
Moved by Humber, seconded by
Holt, that the sum of $200 be placed to
the credit of the I directors of
the Goderich A Wingham R It to en-
able them to procure the necessary
maps, etc , required in mating applica-
tion to the DM.miowoo 0 t for a
subsidy for the railway, and to send
such Ives as they may eon- I
eider likely to add weight to the appli-
cation.
Amendments by Campion and Cants
Ion, that no motion be taken ; by the
Mayor an.i Pridham, that $60 only be
given, and that the eoencil send a de-
putation in the iutereets of the Gode- '
r►ob & Wingham R R , the Guelph
Jameson R. R and the harbor ; by
Nicholson and Dunlop, that $100 he ,
given, were voted upon and lost. The
motion was then earned on the follow•
ing v..te : - Yea- Dunlop, Holt, Mum -
her.
Reid, Thompson, Morns and •
Proodfoot-7 ; may- - Butler, Nolson,
Pridham, Netted, Campion and Canto -
kin 6.
The eomssittee them rose. the chair
men reported the •etaem of the consent -
tee, and the ret ere was adopted on •
divkttote.
The ewttl.NU the ad j ourued
THE NEW BANKING BILL
NOW 14014. MR. FOSTER'S SILL WILL
AFFECT THE CHARTERED SANK&
memo se be es leer la tq Ped of flee Meer
swam-• Hew tomes Sebum ru .pesed-
Tifs igtisa0 lreealreN•e-ry ssedanp
be flim Othethe Assemttty_The ashes.
May s6easa.
The event of last week in the Hots of
Commons was the latrudactlon by the Pls-
same Mlabter of his proportion relative to
the rewind of bank ehenera To thew who
myths radical cheeses In the banking law,
rding
n ote a dro the coming m...nerrwinbe
e Zceediagly rtheaatory. kr. Amer does
n ot propose any very mxtaedve mew doper
tuna The bash of the sees lases is to re
main as it h, Banks are le be allowed to
imus apt* w• .mouse of tksr paid-up capi-
tal. and the mob and the doable liability
are is term saeuri$ for the bilk There is
to he a edam whereby .N metes will rya et
Per in Casette, and there is to
be an Iasrwncs plan, under which the noise
7 d involvent banks will retain their face valla
atter the failure bee taken piece. The in-
o nranee scheme will be operated in this
way. All banks will pay 2}- per oat, of
their c'nvlation into a fund next July, and,
another lei per cent, in July following.
The total sum' aggregating • million and a
half, will be held by the 1 , and
banks will receive 3 per cent, upon it Out
of this fund intension the notes of insolvent
banks will be paid at the rate of 6 per eget,
It is also understood that the fund will be
teed to redeem the notes, As the assets of
the bank are realized upon the fund will he
repaired. Mr. Foster also propo,,es an audit
of bank accounts This is to be made by two
auditors for each teak, who ars to be ap-
pointed annually by the shareholders at their
meeting. In urper to prevent multiplication
of weak banks, it is proposed to require all
new banks to have F',YJ0,000 paid up before
they commence business. An objection to
the proposals came from Sir Donald Smith
president of '.ie Rana of Montreal. That
great institution has been pressing the Gov-
ernment to adopt the American system,
which . • bank issue secured by a
deposit of debentures with the t .
This scheme was premed by Sir Donald, but
the Hots failed to respond to the argument
preened by the gallant knight.
The is contemplating • new
ballot scheme and has appointed a committee
to examine several new inventions which, it
is claimed, secure absolute secrecy in voting.
While the subject was before the house Er.
Blake said it was of the highest
not only that the ballot should be absolutely
secret, but that there should be the plain
guarantee to voters of secrecy. because noth-
ing was more common than for the masses of
the people to be told that their votes ',roue'
be known.
Mr. Carling presented the report of the De
partmeot of .tgncuiture. Tb,' report shows
an increase in our cattle and 'beep exports to
the United Kingdom lost year we exported
KS,063 cattle, against 011,0110 in eAOeS, and See
tIS3 sheep, against 40.000 in Dee Mr. Carl-
ing says the trade was good, but he wishes
to urge upon stock raisers the necessity of
breeding from pure bred animals only. The
immigrant arrivals during lee) •tgiegated
111,000. This is tbe largest influx Fine IMS(,
Of this number e,t.e permed through Pot t
Arthur en route to Manitoba or the North-
West. The total of to the Newt
numbered 27.136, but of these Pelee were
Canadians.
The Rykert investigation, is attended by
an unusually large number of member, and
by many outsiders. No in re-
oast
egest years has attracted so much attention
When the committee met Mr. Rykert was on
band, supported by his counsel, Mr. William
McDougall There was a little bitch tuna.
ung the mode of procedure, but the Minister
if Justice etr•aightemd matters Dee by mole
mg that Mr. Rykert be beard in his defence.
When called upon Mr. Rvkert demanded that
the committee or some one for it should state
that charge against him. This . . . wee
met by Sir John Thomp e n with the rather
-art observation that the committee which hoe
decided to hear Mr. Rykert .proposes instead
that be hear the t•onmittee. The Minister is
evidently bent upon allowing no trifling in
this matter. The plan is to prove that no un-
!ue influence was exercised to get the timber
limit. Both Sir John Macdonald and Mr.
Rowell were called to testify that so far as
they were concerned mi su••h influence has
been used. The charge, however, is not that
nfneoce was used, hut that Mr. Rykert in
his letters to Adams represented that it was
resorted to.
It only wants the Governor-(ie•.ral's for-
mal
ormal sanction ler the (iracem „'
bill to become law, the Semi* haviag reed
t for the third time.
The Government baa de i dud to expend
1110,(100 more or 030.(100 in all
seed wheat for north-west farmers.
The Hon* adjourned on Friday till W,dnes.
lay. The Budget will come down on nutli-
ke,.
hurslap.
It is mid that the order to mnemes the
Bettleford witoeeem in the fur looting ease
am been cancelled. General Middiates will
give his testimony at the next aseMfge of the
t enmittee. when it will he decided whehir
the further testimony is really esesemry er
eat, and if n ecwery a special grant for the
sweaters will be asked for.
ONTARIO ASSEMBLY.
n. atsa,eee Arent M Termite 1 illy meetly
Fleetly Passed.
TnaoNto. March 94 -An unexpected ele-
ment of opposition was developed to the third
reeding of the bill meting a grant towards
he restoration of the t'niverrty building.
the main gist of the oppaite m and the whole
burden of the igieerbes of these opposed to it
was that the university is a Toronto institu-
tion and as such appeals for its restoration
meld be made to the municipality and to
hose who claimed the udv.ersity as their
aim mater rather than to the province at
arge The bill finally psmett
In reply t.. Mr M.r•in Mr. Mowat replied
That the I had not detected on
my mod. of relebesting the centennial of
he find Parliament ci 1'pper ('anuria during
.be year I'4►J, but they would take the matter
ato . Personally he favored
:be idea of owne suibhle celebration ret that
Peptide's'. event in our kheory.
Mr. Gerona moved the following resole -
eon - - That in the opinion of thIs Horse the
Sae has arrived when the (
ohotukl seriously consider the advisability of
'urnh►imp 'wheel books free to the pupils
i1 the 1'otomon schools la the province. He
aid that the strange etteetl.nt upon the
tur,.baes of sr -hoot tett leeks wee Iea hug•
.:fast the ranee of tl ahem
leve at Reny d the Public resole He
umpeesel that the honks he pirrhnee l by a
;Tat from the provincial ex.iwqu.r
Mr.
Rees IMMdheren slid sot think the
gam was prepared to nsrlirtske the tee
essdum teak Of supplying the half tniili.m
Wl6es attending the arhoeh with tree test -
teeth The mover withdrew hit nwilntine.
A t14Rses Toe Noised Teen OW
A sad isms reeved of a woman who
lived to this dvaeeed age, bet it is
seareeiy aseesm iy to state that it was in
"the oldies time." Now -a -da a too
many wanes do out live half Gide al-
lotted years. The mortality dee to fume-
tlosal denatemeeu in the weaker sex is
simply frightful, to my tsoihigg d the
iadeemibable snEeriag whisk makes
e areely worth the living to so many wee
mea Bet fur these sufferers there is a
- serials relief. Dr Ptwwe'. Favorite
Preeriptioe will positive cele lessor -
rhea, painful ,
pain to the ovaries, weak back ; to aMtrt.
all these comp to whisk so many
women are martyrs. It is the only guar-
anteed core, see guarantee oe bottle
wrapper.
Cleanse the liver, stoesaeh, bowels and
w hile system by maim Dr Pierse's Pel-
lets.
MoLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
is a preventive and mare for La Grippe.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
CMeree& refess-
Yoseaeecm, Mar. re IMO
Wheat ........ M •' a ret
flour.• Abe. 400 SN
Barley, • Meth .................. e ls• o io
Potatoss,new *bush ......... - N 5 50
Hey. • tea ...................... 6 0r s 744
Batter,•a........ ....,.,. 0155 010
gags, trgsb unpacked • des ., 0 12 M 0 13
Chess 0 II el 0 13
•SIMM14 40 el 14 00
t 12 SO 0 II 00
(,i0g psi Stet •newt1 to " 130
We0a1�.•'wt•.•300„ 56
100
����jjjdgg !SO" 300
set 000 " e N
leemklm.. 0 "S " 110
Apples. Hoes. bush• mete0 w " 0 000
Melee .
}1�r Mar.
lies WW> het ew and OM .061553 u
0 to
Barley to
Otitis 0 M to
to
150 to
Potatoes • 40 to
Batter 0 IS to
E&ore 0 16 to
64.B.;11016
OD to
C(' Mwood 100 to
WW000t • M to
ork 4 7e e
Peas
Apples, twister) pee. bbl
She People's Sulumn.
M,
s 00
001
0 et
0 40
0 IS
0 SI
300
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0 PI
s IS
7 00
440
ea
6 el
500
SPRING STOC
CO�lltirm�E TEL
-?o Goods in the Market and Beat Yalu
Ever Shown.
PRINTS
SEE OUR
AND DRESS GOODS
THE PATTERNS AND MIARING8 ARE
J. A. REID & BRO
Goderich, March 27th, 1890.
For Sale or to Let.
FARMS FOR SALE.
I have a number of far- ms for sale is differ.
eat parts of Oatarto. As you are aware, farms
were never so cheep In ibis province as at the
present time, and if you want • farm I would
recomunead )on to buy now. If your means
are limited I can sell ion a farm on a small
peak payneest•glvMg you plenty of time to pay
badaace of purchase money at s low rate of In-
terest, thus esabling you to acquire • bone of
your own meet easily.
If you have means and do not require credit
I can give you as good value ,for yc ur money
as you can get elsewhere.
for sale In any locality
I will gladly send you dloos of fat me
os from you.
warf
JON J. PA N
ty tI4 King -et. east, 'Toronto.
VOR SALE. -THAT COMMODIOUS
r
house en Nertb-st,at present accepted by
the subscriber• coataising eight reins., be-
sides kitc:bee. pantry, closets and good collar.
Herd end soft water es the Menem and good
stable and driving shed,. Exoelleat or•hael.
The site is one of the most desirable in town.
Ain that Srootued house on Caledonian Ter-
race with good cellar and other
Tern is a good half acre 1 ruched to each
hoes. Terme to suit �1 ` Apply to
W tf. MRS. S r. North-st.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY. -An auction sale of pro-
perty belonging to the estate of the late Ste -
.
Irwin will he held et 1)uogannnon on
_ Sproatupredrtay, April 12th. at ! o'clock p.m. The
1►TOTIC .-THE ACCOU NTS OF A. geed y oonafus of s'x acres of 1asA, with
1/��Itr•me Douse and Darn and t Dore acres of
Murdock & ego. are le M hands formol • good orchard. situated one eagle north of Dun-
lectien.and meet be settled at a :e; otherwise gammon. on the Gravel Road. Terms of sale
costa will be incurred.
W R THOMAS OUNDRY.
I k) DROVERS AND CATTLE
▪ DKALERE-FOR RENT. -The ermine
of the property known meths Bll• Meadow an 1 1,10R SALE. - A N F. W FRAME
Islands, in the river Maitland. opposite the V House with one-eighth of as acre of land.
Town of Goderich. containing neaten* more setusted on St. Patrick street. For terms
i or less. Also the property knows as the 1))*- apply to FItID. W. JOHNSTON. 17 ter
tiliery (property. togetherp1
with the building
there's. Fo particulers • FFqy to 1 (.41AItM FOR SALE.
F. JKYFRKY. Agent. (ll _
W 2t Ridgewood Fars, Goderich. I y. 1 will older for sale the fol -
A
ke lowing very desirable farm, consisting of the
RD OF THANKS. -I BEG TO easterly 130 acres of Block F. ma-
ke
the 7th
the Norwich Union of England, oeesion of the Township of Colborne. in the
and its local agent. Mr F. J. 7T'. Neftel, foe County of Hume ems farm is wee,
promptitude in settling my claim for ed ti miles from Godench. and li
goods esteemed by smoke in the fire of the miles from ('arlow, n the Main Gravel
esteemedlab Inst.. in the office of l'asseros. Holt t Roaad. There le a good frame house, t}
Cameron; the claim was settled in tour days. storeys, almost new, 36 by M. containing 7
WetOIfA. Slit WART.
rooms a large herrn fiD by (! with cattle
shed, I! be 11, stubbed, and one of the Onset
orchards in the township. It is watered bl
Y� the Dominion Orange Mutual Fire In- a never -failing spring creek sed a rood well.
sursnce Company Ithe Isrglat ppard Mut net About 110 acres cleared and free from stumps.
Fire Insurance Company i* Ceeees.l lout There is no waste land withinof any kind onf the
of Insurance for last 13 Sears sligbUy over noes.'lace. Good school 0 rods of the
half the premium Payable to stock c-tm- GoWill be sold on ma'
posies. Apply with to poor tern,. and further p�slonl urian apply DOY LK, to
March 12th. M0. 415. Owen Sound. er, lioderic0.
or JOSEPH Mt OWN,
BULLS FOR SALE. - TWO 1M- os tie premises.
PORTED Short -Horn Bulla for sale -
"Wllace. 275.2 .- 'Dublin. iS566).- Ther 14 -CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
animals have proved themselves superior ' i` len FOR SALK ON ST. PATRICK ST.
stock getters, and are quallied to ge with any
herd. win exchange heavyange one for draught About two minutes walk from the Square.
Two stories high, brick addition in the rear
mare. For particular* apply to 1+ stones high. building covered with slate.
Vern ISAAC SALKELD, Goderich I' O. I Main buildtne has 3 large rooms on first flat,
upstairs there are S large rooms. In the rear
MCSiC LESSONS. -MISS AGGIiE adve tannic Updiition there are kit' -hon, piney. washroom.
THleaoms on the pianson is oororgan. pared to mFor parti-
lar.aApp rto the oom and lost Panni. Alsogood
minors inquire at Geo. W. Thomson's Mare glue all necessary informal
Store. D.tf. &tf. DANIKLGORDO)N.
shade known on day of sale. For further per
-
linters apply to 1110$. ANDKRSON. ad-
ministr.tor, ,.r JOS, MALLOUGN. auction-
eer. Dungannon I'. O. 49 O.
ANTED - LiVE AGENTS FOR
THE HURON HOTEL.
This well-known and popular hotel ha heen
refitted and enlarged during the past season.
and is now second to none in quality of *-
for the travelling p'.iblio. Good
moommodation for transient guests.
W]6. CRAIG.
Square, Rederid, Met. Proprietor
Legal Sales,
AUCTION SALE.,
VALI'ARLK • - ..
In the Vile of Dungannon-
Ueds and by virtue of • power of sale eon -
Mead la a certain Indenture of Mortgage
whloh will M�,rb
p,aced at the time of male.,
there will be offered for sale by public auction
at Martin's Hotel, in the said Village of Dun-
gannon. at I! o'clock noon, on Saturday. the
12th day of April, A.D. IRO. by Joseph Mal -
toggle auctioneer, the following valuable pro
perry. h one parcel, namely •
All singular those certain parcels or
tracts of land and promisee situate, lying and
being Is the Village of Dungannon. is the
County of Huron. and brine composed of lots
Nos. and serenty-twoon the south
✓ ide of James-st. MrMatn'ssurvey,in the said
Village of Dungannon.asd being sued ivisiose
of lot number thirteen in the fourth concise
sloe western division, of the Township of
Wawanosb.each lot containing by admeseure-
ment one Ofth of an at -reef land more or Sea
Also a pert of farm lot number thirteen in
the fourth cenceseion of the Tp.nahlp of
West Wawanoeh.,nn►e deteribed
e s follows- ('omosencing at a stake planted
at the east side of William Street la If castle*
survey h tberaid Village of Dungannon and
on the said fou li concession, running almeg
the mestere limit of William Street in a south-
erly direct one hundred and
feet, thence easterly parallel with the foams
ceacreros line one hundred and thirty
het, thence southerly parallel with William
Motet one hundred and rvent y_three re. I.
thence westerlyfennel with the hearth con-
cession line eightytees• thence northerly par-
allel with William street thirty feet, thence
westerly parallel with fourth t•onneswlon line
any feet, theme northerly along the easterly
limit of William street one hundred and
forty -thee feet to the place of begtnning,con-
tafning half an a. re of land. ler seven hun-
dred and ninety tgoare tweeter the same mere
or low
There are on the premises a good frame
�heuussss, hitches sad woodshed. together wit h
hM M Mk a area mare -the
q tdroperty A
Aaam-
m.00d
choke felt. The anti h gondand la a gmod
reedlike for gardeningpurees,* The land
1. well feared, and the whole property quit* a
desirable "'PT. OF SALE.
Ten ter .mat e1 the purchase mosey to be
paid to the Venders tkitelters on the gay of
sale and suMelset to make m) ah) p . rent
H
within 1S days ereafer
t. T e Inatome may
roseate en llwtaege a the pregame Net three
yetc at seem ipeeked per ahem.
The swirveiipseperly will be sold gwegt M a A
The Yeeder win foretell eh mod title
Ikeda. abstract a title and ether evidraeteeI
title as ate new le her pewesye..
Per Nether particulars sa6 eenditiess el
sale a;pb N the Aseilesser
to MILLER kewdar 0,tE
» . Adelaide aid pYeseiold
ribs
L'ARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR SALK. lot 13, ip Maitland ('on
Colborne, lit acres a very fine ,farm. Price
$Y000. Lot K -I. In 1st con. K. D. Ashfleld.
SO ares, price 1200, Lot. 43 and H in 1st ('on.
Kteles,,ltruce Connty. 100 acres Will be sold
very .'heep.Iots 15. 18 and Wi of 17. is the fib
non. Vawanuah. 500 acres of excellent land in
one block. Price $i5,60••. l.ot 73.Mcllougall's
Survey. Town of Ooderk•h. Prime only 050.
Lot l's0. town of Gnderidt. on Light House
street. with brick house and stable. Refer
only $000. Iota 077. 1174. 101e and pt. 1014
Town of Goderirh. nearly tth of an acre in
sae block within the business part of the
town. Price only $900. The above proper-
ties will be sold on easy terms of payment.
Apply to
('. SEAOKIt, Goderich.
N.B. - Monev to lend at very low rates, 17
FOR SALE. -
West half of lot M. Arthur Street, with
small brick cottage thereon,
Hrn.nt.ro Lem. 114. I96. 244. MIS, Elgin
Street, St. Andrews Ward.
/.31. coiner of Huron and Britannia Rood,
Frame it
and half IanA ry house on Keays Street, lot
Sseeral lets In Reed's Survey, oppoelte new
Shea Urounds. vi.. :
Nes t!. ll. M. 30. M, Sl, W. N, OL
All the above at tow ItATSS.
Olt It te DAVISON t JOHNSTON
Administrator's Notice.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The re -deers of Stephen Irwin. lane of the
Township of Weems-th, in the e•,,,rnty of
Huron. yeoman, deceased, who died on or
shout the 22nd day of January, A. It. IgG.• and
all others having claims against hes estate
are hereby notified to erne by post, prepaid.
or otherwise deliver to the 'ndersegned, soil
eitors ler Thomas Andersen. adee ietretnr
of the estate and effect'. of the said deceased.
at their refile, In the Town of (eiderieb. in the
County of iineven, on or before the Soh day of
April. A. it ISM. their ('helottea names and
surnames, addre.e . and description, the full
parer/stare ef their acorea u WWIthethir enature mit he • mof
nernn.
tiro litany) heM by them and In def•n:t there-
of, and Immediately •fret thesald 5th day of
Apeil,A. I) IMO. the asset aof the said Stephen
Irwin, deceased, will be distributed =is
the imam entitled thereto, haslet
only to claims of which enure shall have
alien se above required
And thea t otlmn Mvinegg been elven under the
ptnvi.loi.s of the reviesd tetatnte., of Ontario,
(tap. 1101 the sale adminMra,or will not be
liable for the swot assets or any part thereof
to
hat anI".,t. aHalm at whose alm notice shall not
have 'bee. removed et the time of sorb 'lama
Dated thlei'h day of Marsh A i), IMO
adialten
CAMERON. H11LR
T t ftAMR0t!A
tee the said rmwtas
Aleaical.
I Rh. BRANNON i BRANNON,
11'iu-eletees *nrg.awa, �m
goes •f i IEi0MM.. C. N rewen. s`Mth.
gaol OetlarM P. C. tewAlsweR, R 17111
Dentistry.
M NICHOLSON, I..D.8,
DENT L ROOMS.
Eighth door bek..i the Post Odle% West•st.,
Ognalticm, I025.iy
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.S,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Oas and Vitalised Air administered for
palaleasextrncting of teeth. Special attentlus
Tgirea to the preservationae of the Naturasth.
Office- ('p stain. Grand Opera Houten Block.
Entrance on Wing -St.. Ooderich. 2161 -Ir
Loans anb insurance.
N. LEWIS, Barrister, Proctor ie
/. Maritime Court ; Money to loan at R
per vest., private feeds. Straight loan, he
tercet yearly. Costa very moderate. For
particulars call personally or write. 21
C.
SEATER,
CLERK FiR'T DIVISION COURT.
, Insurance. Bata and General
A~,
Mosey to Lend at Low Rates and Cott.
Fanners' Notes I/lacouuted.
Orrice -Nest to Cornell's Furniture Stere,
Godertch. tl00-tf
F1 J. T. NAFTKL,
LI1111% FiRN AND AG 'ILISNT IN -
NCH _WIN?,
n North 11ritW t Mercantile
Liverpool. London t Globe• Norwich (Sales;
North American Life ; sad Accident loser -
woe of North America.
lowest Rates. Losses settled p�pggg�
Money to loan on Farm and Town )'roeirts
l' done. Property valued, etc.
fee -Cor. Neatest. asd Square. Godertek.
7l
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To lent en farm and town property at low
et, interest. M I. leo coon
mucron charged agents for the Trust and leen
Company of Canada, the ('•nada boogied
Credit l'ontpany, the London Luan ('one
of Canada. Interest. 6. 6I and 7 per cent.
N. H. Borrowers can obtain money Is
day, It title trlhfactetorryy,
DAVISON C J
1016 Barristers der.. Ooderich
000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON Weer CCAMERON, God
rich. yi6
, ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
let amount of Private' Funds for invess.men
et lowest rates on west -class Mortgagee Apps)
toGARRUW C PROCUFOOT
l. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE awn
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Only Merl -clam (Comp. mks Represented
ne Money to Lend on straight loans, at it ••
lowest rete of interest going, In any way !o
suit Iti oorrower.
ay crPYll'F: - Second door from Square
Neat Street Ooderich. glfsit
Legal.
L, CAMPION, BARRISTER.
/' Solicitor. Notary Public. e t ..
(Mee Over Jordan's Iirug Store, the rooei.
formerly occupied by Judge Iloyle. 2336
AO C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, Ac
1 Mice, corner iii itgnare and
street (ltslench over telegraph tilos, Pt'u
rate Funds to lend at 6 per cent. MIO
(/'t ARROW & PROUDF(N)T, BAR
l ' RISTKRS Attorneys, Solicitors,
Ooderich J. T. °arrow, W. Proudfoot. 1:
fIAMF.RON, H:)LT & CAMERJN,
V Barristers. Solicitors 1a C te.
bete ich. M. C. Camerae. Q.C.; P. Ho1L 0-
(1. Cameron. C C. Ross. 1761 -
Amusements.
(
IODERiCH MECHANICS' !NETT
7TTUTe LIBRARY AND RSA DIN
ROOM, our. of Lest street and Square On
stairs.
Open from I to 6 p.m., and from 7 to 10 p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY
Leadittq IMS/fi�rr, Biddy and Illustrated
Papers, Va;.u,ses, etc., on Pile.
MEMBERSHIP rICKRT, ONLY Sill,
p1.N.g free use of Liberty and Roadie •
Application for Asesbenthip received b)
Librarian. in rooms.
S. MAL&'OMSON, OEO, STiVENF.
President. Secretary
Goderich, March 12th. NI&
Auctloneenng.
JOliN KNOX GENERAL AUC-
• TIONSRR and Lead Y.aMss' S�eOddeo iris
Ont. Hader had ooaeidbih
seaa emperIMM
he trade he is te
Ischaryro with thorough sat dam
lesions entrusted to hem. left at
arum's Note I. et sent by mail te elF affilame
oderen
ich P. 0„ carefully attded M JOHN
KNOX (:meaty Am tloneer. rg
Societies.
IDON'T FOP4Q-ET
TTdi
Dress Goods Openii
TO -DAY & TO -MORROW
AT
John Acheson'
John T. Acheson has spent this week in Toronto
ing up the Latest Novelties.
JOHN ACHESOi
ISO
W. C. GOODE, DRUGGIS'
WS LEAD (7 s
DYE STUFFS
-AND-
HORSE and CATTLE MEDICI:
Use oar own CHERRY COUGH BALSAM. 26,.tHJOH CURE for Children
Fine Prescription work at Moderate Kate
Ask your Physician to leave us your Prescri
ALBION BLOCK.
PORTER'S HILL
From our own t.
Mr. McPhail is seriously ill.
Mrs- Wei. McDougall and her son, et
Egmondville, have beets vesting friends
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Shark, of Michigan
d
are spending a short time among
friends around Portet a Hill and else-
where.
Our long 1 and succeaafu
weather prophet took his
on the 21st. He says that the weather
is to be cold for the next three months
We are sorry to bear the sad tido.gs•
bat the weather cannot be otherwise
when lie says so.
ft
Those who have anare Into it
he west
with pots and pans, gathering
juice of the royal emblem of our Cann.
try. The most soccwlul in the nnder-
taking is Mr. Ltuosay, who has nue if
the most coutet.lent and tomipiete
meanie of making sugar and syrup
imaginable. Prop's interested in
nthe
manufacture of these delicacies
ld
be amply repaid by taking notes ul hes
H U LLETT •
roma our own eerrwpw.wffi+
deft over freakiest wild
Mr Wm. Ile. ter returned kr
his home in Ma..ntebs.
Misses Annie sod Magite
vtsit•d irse,rds in S-tf-•iib la -t
Work hes ,,..w fair y bet,
sager bush....
Mr J..hn tinntnit e f th • I
sold ' If his firm chstie ■ •.n
He has ....mica bee f.em to
Mel►,,un.e Sit Hoeg
M's H•itth M.-B'one has rest
• vet weft. relatives i., fi.wlei
THEY WANT CANADIAN I
The V. R Neese Ways and Man
see It analog the mehed
WASAIiOTON, *seep 9t, -Tie
members of the House Ways
Committee spent the entire dist
lion and i
Tariff Bill The dimension touche
oils. borax, copper, nickel, hides
number of other subjects A t
brewers and roasters from Cwwq
ideas. ` the inereard dnty a Candie+
ASHFIELD. Hew York city delegation pr'o(ii
ere/atom own the proposed increase of duty o
pastor of the Ashfield Several glovers urged the ormolu
to tine provisions of the press
affected peones but to add Meg
L. The principal
day was a reoondtlsration of th
tax hides and they have been n
free be The duty on jute bag
tuoeesell
F( UREKA iJOUNOIL, NO 1 GOO
saw
este am st17:t9 la sort
rt
Siglivi Black
NoIcs 4
circuit, rave so interesting lecture on
"The man of the 2Uth century lit
week.
The Inspector, Mr Tom, visited S K.
No. 6 last Thursday, and expressed boos-
t/elf well plessed with the discipbne mud
proficiency of the pupils
'I he promotion examinations of the
County of Huron will be held on Friday,
28th rust. Teachers and pupils will
govern themselves a000rdtogty,
The Literary Society gave • very in-
teresting program last Friday night,
which evil be continue) this (From')
evening. The attendance last might was
about the largest of the season.
Mie. Ease Ritchie left last week f .r a
visit to friends in Guelph and Norval
We miss her very mach in our Literary.
TREMENDOUS FIRES Iii
Three Wielesele (..mage
7055 Nommen ■edaeed
Hats Ftasr:teco, March 21. -
City of Pekin, from Gina and
advtiw that as Feb 27,15110 he
Mroyed by fire in Tokio ant
dsdroyed. Tee iwewrie were
ammo injured. a An the area
bosses were turned in the city
o about 840 were ,Initaovwd se
men were injured. The fires
dental origin.
NILE. Nevmral serious encounters t
troops and• party of Chinese
Fran ono owe rib Jackman
ret. m watch the former met wilt
Miss Barbara ackman still continua' party of Dutch eornvlcb w
very low, riser a jangle were fired on
Mr James Y Dong, of v;linton, delight- A of troops ever
d Nile p„epgreratiun on Sunday. March met day with nine wounded,
16th. CANO again. i Boat Muller was kills+ I c
Flamed Matthews and Miss Majcie Hama, wen succeeded bins.
Bartlett united their fortunes Weeduea- down, while several of he,
day evening.l2th of Marsh. Rev H Ir-
vine is mining money this month from
mm�� (
•aglahwrw.e.a
ee, and the end is not yet. pet nate, March 21( -The I
The Methodist rang people of Nile
discussed "Epworth League' last Mon- of Maybes F. Pheerness, fern
day. They vote os the question the first the Aimoriated elevator*, dee
larceny b stealing ttro be
Monday in MorAprilbrought In • verdict of Mai
Mr Frank Morris and his bride tare for a new trial will be mad
started fur their Western home for a now
ee "henna"'
The appointed to chose a iterd.
have "Dn
decided on Mr Geo Cony's grove. ground Nos a Camp Meeting in June.e The A use ter er•.ee eeceme ay (
estop is to be held front June 11;th to itiw Yost, March M. -
23rd. Miss .4 J. Williams, Misses Lydia ,,,,„„icing k-kd tn..a.ye
and Annie Halt base promised to be life Aiurxiatem the mamma
pretest throughout the camp, and Rev wxamtao the books reprta
(leo Richardson, Dietrict Chairman, is to iogi,(n0bed occurred under
pseeid. The neighboring circuits anti df rmaanst. &beard Kest.
ministers will be invited to tib- aroused of m•tveratMm am
A Brood time is espeetd and report In bis canoe is daily war
are already being evade. leg rev Ties
V:"snout rglMarch 2S --T
A tenth teacher it mooted for the pub al Rkfprta
ils s. Mi, a ndM
lie school. Ieaforth. They have 534 aloud tike morning
7 and u
pup°Vhs roll. „w..er.
M said to be 400 lee
Me Robe. Young, who fir a king tiers tag rapidly. The waw in I
had been clerk tag in llannah's store, the eaves of the housesaidr I
W gm, left last week for Hemmll, ported swimming
bought for s a s share A , 1
is one of twhore he he merchant establishments B ..... ►. Marsh g
of that town. l,e mkt treks was passing ter
f3r
T. ft stidoe. Morris. has boon ap- a.et at lanssiosvl this nu
pointed to treegsrer in the the blew tee red trema m
Meade
Wild N e
d e1/od of Jeweombs. b t,.k 1"11.11 redam Tf .
Meae McOImNe
hn sad Laidlaw we aye ttwrd kdtiobge who we''e w
pals* Icy tt`e Coosa* to audit the trees- Whigs. Mega will probe
ones a.
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