HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1880-12-03, Page 51
4.
THE WORLD OVER,
Tis Weak% Nowa m a Nutab u.
s/lewd isim:eu t., wive w
rl.u.
The L.Kal flu• Btitish Columbia,
`,cell summoned for the despatch o
Lusinims un January teeth.
Overt six Atntdrsd dollars was realized
AU fines at the Winnipeg police court on
Saturday from the prosecution of fallen
women.
The Hastings County Counoll have re -
_ _
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY DECEMBER 3, 1880
flhIroh School Bek
DEporr.
Xmas Carlo
quested the Ontario Government to in-
vestigate the rumors of mismanagement
in the county jail.
A young Man named Geo. Thompson
belonging to St John, N. B. was burned
to death while endeavoring t.. Cava.W ar
cattle from a burning barn at Sussex 2rAM. ^35Eat'.
XIT>t Books,
Kings Co., on Friday.
We are a strong adviaate for free I
,narkete and free roads, and we hope tite .
ume Is not far distant when such a thou
as a Cull We will not be in exi.tenee, tit
this Counts int any TMs• -[ki 'rheum&
Ggeettn.
sa'
Only a 1 vote was polled at (`atup-
Mil ord, (h4., ou the by-law grionwlg A
bonus t, Messrs, Gault lira. cott•,li
mills, the carrying of the by-law loping
conceded by 65 for aid 7 against.
Two Hibbert men, lamed Win. (1ill.,
and Welter M.:Mieheel, are going to v1,e,4
who can saw a curd of wood to the shore_
est time fur $50. Each starts through
his own free will and a -cord.
Grant attended the Plymouth Church
at Brooklyn, on Sunday. After service
the people crowded around hits and re-
fused le go out. Beecher again
mounted the platform and aske.l the
people to go house, as the house was for
the worship of God and not of man.
Mr. Patrick Welsh, of Peel, was robbc.t
by his brother, Peter Welsh, of 8918,
satchel and a revolver. After securing
the booty Ire went over to the village of
Arthur, hired a tis and drove int.) Cheapest
Guelph, where he tock train for the
other side.
The musical and literary entestaii,inent N.; tres'ole to ,h.
given at Wocxlatock last Friday night Pricer.
was& great success. The following took • a •
part in an excellent programme:M iisei Jamer; ,;' S a .. s o i
Annie Parker and Nettie Parker; Mrs. 1
Ashton Fletcher; and Mess. Carta,
Hodskus, Pilcher, 51cClenegh end
Parr.
1:1: .1 BOVE
SH PPi RDS
RANT A-(.LAUS. HEADQUARTERS.
LIANCY GOODS AND VANES IN
Gnat Variety!
Comte Hair, Tooth and Nail
BRUSHES
PEItFITHERY, &e.. tar,
in m own..
..ted
It is rumored that the fund for the
pension of ex Presidents, which it is pro-
}losed to make up to $250,000 has been
more than half subscribed. leen' Forbin
and friends, of Boston, gave $50,000,
and Jay Gould, Wm. Vanderbilt and
John V. Mackey each putting d.,wn
115,000.
The experiment of the Michigan Salt
Ausnoiation in shipping salt in sacks
Routh has proved a success. The salt is
nut up in 150 pound sacks and takes the
place of English salt in the southern
market. Thus far 100,1)001ack"I have
shipped, and the trade promises, large
development,
An old num named Jas. Glsesfori,
who lives near Beaverton, was under the
influence of liquor on Holiday night
and was put to bed by the proprietor of
Hamilton House at 12' o'clock. (hi
Tuesday morning he was found insensi-
ble in the yard, It is suppored that he
fell from one of the upper windows while
endeavoring to make his way out. Ho
.lied shortly after being found.
A brakeman named Wm. Watson, of
Kinmount, was killed on Friday on the
Grand Junction railway, a few. miles
down the line from Peterbori . He
Jumped off the cars while in motion, fell,
and one wheel passed over him. cutting
one leg off and crushing the other. He
was taken to Hastings, and died a few
hours afterwards. An inquest war not
aleemed necessary,
Some time ago a cable despatch suited
that the Princess Louise had not visited
the Queen in Scotland on account of
some difference between thein. Now
another despatch states that it is the
Queen. who isdisp' eased with the Princess,
and that she studiously avoided her
daughter in Scotland, the cause of dis-
pleasure being the latter's entities! Eng-
land without permission. The story is
urobably taken from some of the ''so
ciety" journals.
On Wednesday) a well known ticket
broker named S. T. Fisk, who does
business in Toledo, 0, took advantage of
the existing low rates and purchased at
one fell iwoop $875,000 worth of lake
Erie ef Western and Chic -me) A. Alton
unlimited tickets. After the rale had
been agreed upon the companies tried to
break off the negotations by demanding
payment in gold. This was promptly
`net with an answer telling them to send
up their drays. This they did, and the
gold was weighed out. It is supposed
that these tickets will be put on the
market at once in several prominent
' cities.
"Tame iu. no rr. "—I'o beautify the
teeth and give fragrance to the breath
use "Teaber*ythe new toilet gem Get
a 5 cent semple. 1763
The Square, Godo -;..h.
TO THE L_+LvlE-O
• 1a1i. .
" Chipa,go douse.
Ladies Undressed Kids ---very stylish.
A carefully selected Stook of
133EAV3ElR, F:314T Bac STRAW
HATE,
Its ail the Naw.{` Wes.
STYLISH AMERICAN TURBANS,
Pretty, and the very Latest. A atisst bid ameetemet oI
Black, White and Colored Pluses, Brim Value.
Ladies Y estdona0is Hair Nets and Klid boar Pins,
Novelties to Jrtr. Tian is
U d w
urds- s-Kel s
tlAdreid Cid Mitts,
Children.. Fur laps,
rsr ErrarT-Ie T SND 1?HliCLAP I le
The anderngned r.••- I,•r. •.:o n MA! that
they are prepared t.• do dreams).. in a:! ire
I:ram•-t,.a nt-ti:•-
REBIDF,NCE et Milt 1.11; ITI'E R,
I .
Ix
(i1 tilt. Y11..lli.
MIle, ALDWCwrle Mt.. 111, .Trois.
1700-tc.
Crape and Mourning-oode.
r'lotcrrs, Feathers acyl Rile u s, to great eerie!'.
ZIT (all and reo my stock before pucttesing elsewhere.
Ordered Work a Speoialty.
Agent fur Butter:ea'', Pattonu, and fur Parker', dtesi nye Werke.
E J. COPELAND, Chicago House,
West litreet, near Post Oce
Ms 17
•.'Alj'Qsaler in Fancy
4 _Mt' fa" II, new and careNJIy ohoiea I
1}1illillertFlowers, Feather &
1 have recently puteb•sed a large supply ut Harlin Wools avid nuaselege,
at prices that win suit. Hr`s and Husaets wlwtasJ W Ilia Wort st)iss.+all and Ra•
M;ISH J>l STE W IL$ON, Square. 0Odsrit'B.
r Oita .r two
A ppro Hr4's *sold tow ainUd y.
•
Ctri[iszLL's
Boot ro Shoe gmporiun
gj,r.4BL[SHED 1874
.
Grand Fall ShoW
Boots and Shoes.
Ho 1 i d ay Presents ! Every Line is Full and Complete I The Largest and Best Select-
ed Stock in the County to Choose From 1
At BUTLER'S.
_ I Parties canting to buy Bouts and Shoes would do well to
Photo and Autogrtph Albums in great variety, Work Boxes, Writing Derv`, •elf' CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK
before purehnaiug elsewhere, as th• ^. il] find
TheiGliiirattP1112
()4tb
Year
of Publication)
STANDS) UNRIVALLED FOR THE EXTENT,
SUPERIORITY AND RELIABILITY OF
ITS OONTIUSTB.
THE approved sad popular porton:0 of the
W reK tvF.r at Patti eo■rpn■e its
Market Easosts w Velma Iat ilin•saw
Country
Stirring Takes d Adventure ittrtir t ieenanea.
Casadlsa and aatasd stabs Innen
Bride and reasiga hews.
Unrivalled Pelitl—' and Andel ArUslaw
Th. Western New iavon rant cad One.
avree .a. e.,iici and mama d ale kart diamond
evearN Arae sed other legal Iatsaigeses, toged er
with WsuS a oeacnbated by
as emended oorp.d.ble oloserein tad painted ovum,
gases, 111.80 A YEAR; POSYAOC PAM.
r,,ead Postal Cavil far Specimen Copies. Fad
Agana. Waseed r every p!eae, et awry poet
ems, Sophism Address,mrriase will be pard.
FEE NESS AIM 10., 6 . IR
I
suitable for preseut_s for Teachers and Hsholars.
PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY. - ALL CAN BE SUITED.
Stock is New, ve • coutpledc, and coy.Isis of Leine' and Gents' Purses, China ! CistOM wow( attended to with punctuality.
N. B.—Any .!uantity .•f Cordwood taken in exchange.
11'.%l. 4'43iPKRLI., 0,.ert Hoot;'itignere.
Goderich, Oct. 15th, 18`10. 1754
ur
HOP
.
of ':edictal R..t + ••riuit,)
IIYPfI, . L.'. i 14 _IAL
1Da:Nr.t :WoN.
Alen TU?Pt5JT•c' tie•• a'e ••".I.QP•:•-
:,taOrALL .
puukrsr
An ni.de .'sof tar rt0!1? 1. .• ... tq.
tem. kidneys.* ill l r.r: :+.nir.aw•
•.r'':.paid:y
Ft Inas Wickland -.
$1000 1311 CO'
W nI MpelA 1..ra r•L.et'.rF :„'e cute
brtp. or 1Jr anyc'..l•.R1:• t' • a,r:Welled/
fur.al a u. .
iAat yam detainee` fur t:.•-' ^ •n•r,sad
tb.r baters yea at.>"I'. Tore aro Other.
0.1 Disposetam t11 ordain. tor.s and Ire aWo sat
•ea
seen •rRCVtla
All .tore rola ty 40v...res.
*leg Wise. u¢.C...aviw..r,N r.,AT.r.es.,
— ,— - PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
Goods of all kinde, Ruby Goode, \'aloe ir, :[tatty patterns, Flower Pots,
Cult; an.i Flowers,
China and Wax Dolls l:
Ae. Assortnient. 4: ere' Smithies - (ariC1ISUW Pipes and Cigar Holders
and Brier Pipes- 100 Different eitylee.
Miss J. Stewart
Ras d Medi a Cbotee tiniectioe of
Woollen Shawls and Clouds,
all shades end prices.
Berlin Wools, Crape, Ribbons and Yarns Kid Gloves 4 buttons for 75 (Evia
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS
For Holds Presents A line assortment of ('HRiRTMAS CARDS. Triages,
on
Butts, De Tnssaiags, listings, etc. A ace as.urtrnent of Infant's Robes.
gar CITTTiNG AND FITTING A RPEC1ALT1 1tt
MIRY STEW ART,
Nunnery end Ur.asssetieg.
Mercantile Printing
O f Zi 'y Variety.
McGILLICUDDY EROS.. `Ssgnal' Office
•
School Books, Miscellaneous Books,
13ihhw, Prayer Beeks, Church Sertuon_, W L`.L[T'a Hytun Books, Pealtn Bo.•k .
.uta. &e.—Subscril Citing taken fur :all the beat Emna.u, S4'EI'I H.
IErrH, AMERICAN and CANADIAN Papprs and
Magazines at 1'el:liahere luwcxt
nate.- -now is the lime
to subscribe.
-A Lull stuck of School Books, for Teachers and High and Model School •Stu::ent••
All will be sold cheap, and Patrons suited. I have a choice 'T T i 'ra "c",?”
and large aulexLinn
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
H:RDWARE STOCV
—Or --
MR. D. FERCi-USON
CLristmas and New Year's Cards i THE BEST EVER SHOWN,,
t ANO (]REAPER THAN EVE'',
-AT
i RBA T DISCO U.L'7 fly 1
c ! Nearly all of said Frk
o. as wen a• toy own original tit.,. k. cn. Inbuilt* ,T,:o the argentite
At BUTLER'S . "r feardware• 1 am therefore ' o posit ion to+.•. 111'bcnprr t!i ii ::r+: ether
Menivi' in the tattoo,.
Donbass ss Telegraph and I'oetage Stamp O ce. 17€2 •
SEAS()NABLE AiivICE., TI 113,6arr•
111tioi00,
0, -;1 I want to ruin oft;ulrkty.
"I say ! Aunt Julia, the weather is getting told, and you ought to buy a good
warm Jacket to keep you comfortable during the winter months." "Well, my doxtr
girl, that is just what I was thinking of, but will you tell ale which is the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
store in GOderiBti."- "Why, yes, pantie, but I thought that every person knew that T1 T\TA/T /r1 --77 ' /).T sT I f:
the best in Wen is I Fes - Y r _ 1/. 01. 1\T s1—. I
17M -Un.
;4:)5$ Ai :LC11 PRICES A► WILL•AGF. T Yr -7.
Fresh Ci -round Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT .0)1: BEST STEEL EA RR FE ti i'E iVTkh.
R. B. Smith's.
They have always s large stock and their goods hart so long; besides they are the
NEWEST, MOST FASHIONABLE AND CHEAPEST that can be got. But
Auntie, be sure to go early in the day, for about eleven o'clock, they siet an busy,
that many customers have to wait a long time before getting served. " Thank
you, Jennie, for your advice, 1 will do all my trading at
R. B. SMITH'S
for I have heard every person speak so highly of that store."
FARMERS
LOOK HERE
i
0
1 won't be undersold by any other man in the furniture business, u 1 buy
close and buy for cash and therefore will sell very
--CHEAP FOR CASH -----
My stock is now complete in .very description. Mind, no liberal offer will
be refused
Ott PIOTURIS FRAMING DON! AR CRRAP AS BY ANY OTARR FiRM-Ibut
JAMES G_ BALL
Market Street, (opposite Watson's Bakery) O.SwLh.
7'OR AL.
Splendid Assortment
N
CLOTS
S.ACgETS,
J. C. Detlor & Co's.
A.. B. uViYrl.\ ELL
IIS BTUtaiD.WNt:
FURNITURE CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN.
Greg Bargaius;
IF e•YOTJ WISH
TO SECT_TRE
--CALL AT—
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE I N T( >W N
•
AND INSPECT THE BEAUTIFULLY FINISH1D
PARLOR SETS,
BED ROOM SETS,
WASH STANDS, single and double ;
DRESSING BUREAUS,
FANCY CANE SEAT CHAIRS,
and all kinds of Good Furniture Witten Tsd.
JOBBING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A (ALL.
file- Saws well sharpened for 8 cents.
Remember the Pion.
Hammilton Street, - Meir Colborne Hotel, - Goderich.
Dungannon
Carriage Works!
B. poarr=
YAwt7r•TvwBB
- istraozlofa,wa
CUTTKR8, SLEIGHS,
hove leIra'1 it
sell Camaro sottoraeVwwelt
fe41
imakei(sise mow a
As hMsd
Oho
end se
MweSt 1 wA give ._ NsOM M
friar M esbs arrs le the prti