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THE HU R6N SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL IA. 1581.
CHICAGO NOUSE.
The Largest Exclusively Millinery House West of Toronto
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We invite attention to our Well Assorted and
LECT
D STOCK OF SIL&ISI
Consisting of all the Latest Styles and Novelties.
Novelties in STRAWS.
Italian Lace, Leghorns, Tuscans, Rustic, Chip,
Milans, Porcupine and Tayle.
We have a pretty line of Swiss Bonnets, very taxing.
Novelties in PLUSSES.
Silks and Satins, Velvets, GAUZE & SUMMER
PLUSSES.
Novelties in SATINS.
Sural Satins, Satin Marvei l l ieu, Shaded Satins
and Satin de Lion.
Novelties in LACES.
Fine Laces, Point D'Alencon, Spanish, Mechlin,
Languestoe, Point and Real Thread Lace,
and Swiss Embroideries.
OOP Steel Laces and Braids, Novel and Very Populart
E. J. COPELAND,
SAVE MONEY
oovrrrY QLEANQ0.
pfwlstrnon.—Mr. Helwley, who hu
been balzagemastaron the L, R. & B.
for a number of years, has been appoint-
ed conductor.
Goon SALL t.—Miss Florence Mathe-
son, (daughter of Mr. R. Matheson,
for7serl7 of Clinton) is engaged in a Chi-
�° suburban school, at the splendid
•+++r7 of $50 per month.
Fos DAKOTA.—On Wednesday of last
week Messrs. R Cletfdenni of Dun-
gannon; Morris
others, e, of Hillsof �eR
Lir. Johnston, and
by G. T. ft, for Dakota, taking
w i h
th
them a car load of t ock , among
was a heavy draught
township, 1600; two oxen from Am,
Ball, Hullett, 3620, and sever, itsifers,
8620; a heifer from Mr. W, Mair, Hul-
lett, 1580; five steers from Mr. James
Cornish, Hullett, 6910; • ball from Mr.
James Manning, Hullett, 2440, and a
bull from Mr. R Scott, Hullett, 1960.
Down ro a Frns Poix•r.—A Huronite
in Chicago, with a friend, thought they
would sea how cheaply • mealouldfor tbe
got at one of the restaurants,
fun of the thing, and they had a fair-
sized beefsteak, potatoes, bread and but-
ter, fer five cents each.
Rum Soto.—Mr. J. Broadbent has
disposed of his farm on the 14th con.,
Hu ett, to Mr. John Mills, of the same
township, for the sum of $1,800 cash.
The farm contains 40,rcres. Mr. Broad-
bent intends going to Manitoba.
Mr. David Christie, of Hibbert, discov-
ered upon rising out of bed onSunday
morning that Angus Luxton, adopt-
ed
ed boy of about ten years of age, was
cold and lifeless. The boy was subject
to fits every ten days, which left him in
RR unconscious condition for about an
hour each time. Evidently he had been
attacked snd carried off a victim by one
of these on Sabbath morning, without
causing him to struggle sufficiently to
awaken Mr. Christie. He had been
going to school
utthat time, and was
a kind, good-hearted
The shops and house formerly occu-
pied by John Haggit, Londesboro' , were
sold, se advertised, the shops bringing
the sum of $620, being bought by R M.
Racey, The house sold for $361. but
has since been sold to Wm. Brigham,
for $320. There is not much in that
speculation.
Ds►ri,. — Mrs. Edward Martin, sf
London, daughter of Mrs. John Gofton,
Wroxeter, died on the morning of Mon-
day, the 4th inst., at Mr. Gofton's hotel,
aged 27 years and 9 months. The de-
ceased was ill about
two
owee conduce eks, and al-
though everything that
o
her comfort and relief was donewithout a-siL The Teraina were taken
to London for interment.
Da.'iosaocs, —An old man, by the
name of Fraser, living on Rose street,
Lucknow, has a revolver, which, when
under the influence of liquor he flourish-
es around and fires off in so reckless a
manner as to make it anything but
pleasant to his neighbors. As he is a
deal of his time in that Mate
which is called "boozy" the revolver
shots are more frequent than those liv-
ing in the vicinity care for, and com-
plaints are being made.
1 900D9.
FLOWERS and FEATHERS.
Ostrich Feathers, Extra Value. French and Am-
erican Flowers.
CRAPES, GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
RIBBONS
In all the New Shades, Widths and Colours.
Mourning and W edciing Orders
Promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Latest Frouck and Auiencau Styles at TRIIIIIN&.
AGENT FOR
Butterick's Pattern. , 555 Broadway, New York,
Aisrip
Parker Steam Dye Works, Toronto, Ont.
• CHICAGO HOUSE.
40 Years'
EXPERIENCE.
Heavy Tau„.—Thos. McLeuchlin, of
Grey, had a span of colts, sired by "En-
terprise," en the scales last Thursday.
They weighed 2,9901M. ,Oae of the
Iaws, a mare rising 4 7, n old, weighed
1,660, aid her mate rising three
Th are
outweigh
that before leg. ind of horse
r,� matched and are
flesh farmers ought to deal in.
Done Wet.— The Mellon '.Yining
Duke of Wellington," which was s"Mj�
Vim urn
Fair
ACRES.
and possible disappoletmeiit by dealing direct with the old and Reliable Firm of
GtORGE LESLIE 81 SON,
Axa HAxnts Fm-ro1Y.—John Wynn 1
and O. W. Green intend commencing
work at once on a building 18136 feet,
near the market square, in which they
expect to place about $600 worth of ma-
chinery, for the purpose of turning out
axe handles. They will use rock elm
timber and instead of turning them as is
the general rule, they will have three
saws to do the work, smoothing them on
a sand belt. As the engine will furnish
sufficient power they talk of running a
cider mill in the fall as well.
Orr FOR Iowa. —Mr. George R. Moir,
of l •borne, son of Mr. Alex. Moir, who
has for some time past been engaged as
teacher in school section No. 1, in Tucker -
smith, left here on Tuesday B
for
Iowa, where we believe he intends tak-
ing up land. Mr. Moir was an efficient
teacher and useful members of society,
and we are sorry to lose him from our
midst -- Mr. George Murray, son of Mr.
Jas. Murray, of Tuckenmith, also left
on Tuesday for teem We understand
Mr. Murray
intends taking up land
also.
p� WITS HOSoaa. It affords us
Douai
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Ma!�� Of Alla Ro s, Lq. ,
TORONTO NURSERIES,
LESLIE P.O.
All Orders receive our Personal Prompt
All Stock of $eet Quality, Guaranteed.
All Varieties guaranteed TRUE O NAME. ORDERS NEIGHBORS CLUBBING AND
TO-
GETHER will get LOW WHOLESALE RATES.
When Dealing Direct with us, Our Customers all get a
Reduction equal to our Agents' Commission.
Our Stock is very Large in every Department.
We will pelf
of the Best Varieties at Extra WHOLESALE PRICES.
Attention.
Apple Trees
Barberry for Hedges
Plants. This is the best hedge plant for Canada.
Fine, Strong
Large Trees
of Every Variety, for Roadway and Street Planting.
Greenhouse awl Bedding Plants
Mt Jebel art of Hibbert, to to learn that Mr. Jobn
W pais of Iowa bast ed out well OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
He won the first prise at
the State Ross, K� baa in the Nursery Line aped-
,$ p�'stegerses of the etli aiasemion of c .i lltatl+tl mbeT we have Everything
his spring awl Gas taken tried by 1i }.ted tiffs �l �
• ]Led+c•l
M.
l,�,use ram of $ase �,.e,ir 1l,an usually ereditabie examine -
lace sed first place on the
T.
to , be uthur horses or in Montreal, said hen
Par, b as of the batt tsetses lseadsrs I • �� hint the degree d
ally �°�
of that duellers e» timer mob re lad T.
Ross psrs.d • "1e11 Our Nursery Productions have been Award
ed
..a riot, •f M. .. C.
pee for the an Climate.
ter payinr all expense.
tans. lie ,,ac {
UAt E.
sus IfhIpboa C1 Tweeday t bow,; roil. and ras •wasted the Gaal
Mr. G.
t. R.,,n four
rise.Aid whit is eves mon gra -
�'sr l T. fear •sir � t std ielpSMhi Is a is l shei ot j
Mauled for the English ma will v1er, it war lit Thum is a
hi was Gra am is every w by the weight roltthi es1S1i airs tbia
Ave head pro.pec' lb. ' MMI• Mt
cAmonghased fr war* fnrt7 M tin re ids ,..J. a emit
pew -
chased trek Yr. Janus Tslr, whoever itis Mesa I sb s hi
per wetagath• *vamps Two wlai
blEsintashhoess, weighed�ita dem bag arab a goal ser we esmise with his away Mewls
hoe Yr. Jobs
(t3edmish loss wish b a twilEast fours
Gold btedals for Superiority
and Ruitability to the Climate of Canada.
SOMETHING NEW.
5 Per Cent. Discount for Cash on $ 1 sales.
5 Per Cent. Discount on Monthly Accounts.
G. H. OLD
HAS ON HAND (JUST ARRIVED) A CHOICE LOT OF
_FIRST BLISS GROCERIES_
And WY:living EXTRA VALUE in TEAS Japan. Black, Green,
and Gunpowder.pTry them. ''on will 11ni they are Good.
Moan. beid keeps
PORK.
EH snd AMS,EGGSMOKED BACON, on hand. Highest
Mao, a lot of CHINA. GLASS, DINNER and DESERT SETS, and all
kinds of GLASSWARE and CROCKERY. LtOlvc hire a call and get
Chain Goads. C}_ $- OLD, t'. House Square.
WE trees' Produoe Bought and Sold.
Fe,r -era Atteritiox .
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for in any quantity' at cert' lowest prices.
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire Land barb galvanized after being twisted which cannot scale off.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
N0 SNOW DRIFTS NO WEEDS NO WASTE LANDS.
For sale by
1779.
G. H. PARSONS,
CHEAP HARDWARE. oODERICH.
AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN STORY
Tae Tinsmith is sti11 to the front.
1 have ulea.nre to state that despite the Inocnrenience 1 was put to in my hosinrss by
the recent Are in niy premises. that 1 an now in full blast again. prepared to Aire the greatest
bargains to ooderich In
Our Displays of
Frei Plants and Flowers
have for over 30 years received Highest Awards wherever shown.
STOVES,
TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line in the business.
1 would sin return my thanks ton hhemy'ire Brig
soe roet anh .l people
of o 1 �� ch for the suit
roman' eforts In caring m7 property
John Story.
U, --Order B`rly. Order Direct, Save Lgenta' Ilsuiaiiont
lifflEM' VAI11ITY STOflE.
NEW GOODS.
5,000 ROMs WALL PAPER
,-TR>18H STOCIC114/I1 NZW sTYLZ$ -11111
WINDOW SHADES, TRAVNG BAGS,
BASKETS, BABY CARRIAGES.
th." Mr Jasm,a q'sara ••• eel s to tb. $ ss haiwa rase k.s .vary fad? wbe
wtabe. 5. td's bar b.b a Ade, s�eeM wast as. tatas
Note the Stand. "The Cheapest House Under the Sun."
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