HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-04-22, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1881.
plergis. bad beet/ destroyed by fire. The ears
had got eueh a headway lefore peewee
INsaNE. A Woman VI the tame of arrived thele that everything wee des-
Hannah, who resides wit her husband ; truyed. Mr. Tindall had his stuck in -
on the 6th concession of Morris, and ( steed fur rel$ x,000. The buildit
who has been insane for some ti...• past, wi
was this week lodged in the county jail.
Itsthat fur some time past she
has Velrin the Italat of neglecting; her
children, and would not allow any other
member of the family to interfere a ith
her treatment of the child that is now in
a very dangerous condition from the
effects. At tin=es the child in quiet:o:.
was obliged to pass days, and even
weeks, in a condition little better than
nudity. It is thought the child will re-
cover.
els..
Feantvu,-gallstone are b)giuning
to turn up the soil in this vicinity.
Butl.nlao.-Mr. N. SStethers is erect-
ing a commodious building for a furs=-
tura store at Dunsatinon which when
finished will present a nice appear-
ance
Ft/tr.-Mr. John Mallough's born
and contents, situated on 5th con., Asti -
held, were consumed un Sunday atter-
n.Mou part. The place is unoccupied and
therefor the tire i,t supposed to have
been caused by sone tramp The
building and contents, 25 tons hay,
were insured.
was unitise as thevlicy had expire.
The adjoining h/M4sgis had a mare.*
Neap. but mein_ to the calm ai •reine
and the •aesutaaee of friends t.,u fire
was eon.ned t:, the one budding. The
origin of the tire ia unit, n -bat all
agree that it was cis ineen iary. Mr.
'Tindall had only been in business a fes
moth,, but we believe the whVleo
men off.,: him every app aiunity rt
but appain.-[Pest.
%r: Albert.
41811.1'i/be-At Port Albert, on April
18th, a wen -known reei•lent of Port Al•
Fort passed away in the person of Mr.
John Court.say, ace: 1;0 year+. De-
m -Need had U to sh.•rt titin previous to
itis eleith, enjoyed exceptionably good
health, and Its death was oec:sioaed
by the eralual decay of the {physical
pawn++, :n_ident to extreme old age.
el -.visa misfire of County Antrim,
Ireland, and formerly resided in the
Province u: New Brunswick, from
whence he came to Canada some nine
years ago, and settled in Port Albert,
with be family. He leaves a wife,
three sons and one daughter to mourn
his lea He was buried on Weinesdq
last.
Le leas a.
PeiteoNAL-Mr. Oeo. A. Siddall, for
the past three years connected with
Cameron & Campbell's Banking Hoole
here, and formerly assistant in the Post
Office, has been promoted to the manage-
ment of Cameron & Campbell's branch
Bank, at Ripley. Everybody likes
George, and the pr nn tion is well de-
served.
Seeceisnll RAID. - On SIonlsy night,
constable MaoCorvie and special con-
stable Walker, made a raid on the disre-
putable house on Hamilton st., and fouud
there two young men, tamed P.nss and
Bennet. n charge was laid against them
fur being frequenters of the house,. and
the trial war fixed for yesterday. But
not liking the publicity ef the court
room, they uuele a private settlement
with the Reeve. They plea led guilty,
but aiv.ince 1 the mitis it.on that they
went there to "clean out the ho.tse.
The worthy magneto, n..t being able to
see the matter in this light, did not feel
it his duty to initig.ate, and took up a
collection of $ each- and costs. Mrs.
McPherson the lady of the hosse, de-
parted with her family, en Wednesday
evening train They were wsnted to
appear at court, but the authorities were
too glad to get rid of them, to follow
them up. During their short stay' here,
their house has been the scene of more
frequent and wilder disturbances than
would occur in the village in a year. -
[Sentinel.
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G. 0. ROBERTSON
!AST STRIC EIT,
JUST PXdEIVED' A LARGE STOCK'.
WM PAPER!
cJ-reen Window Paper!
Carnets taken up and Itelald. 011 Cloth Laid. Hair
:neurones s made over, and all kinds of Repairing
done. Pictures Framed as Cheaply as
ever, tt;Chaln Recaned.
ROBERTSON'S VARIETY STORE.
Merchant Tailoring 1
HUGH DUNLOP,
The Fasbh.nabte Tailor, it now in a position to execute all orders he may be fat ored with, In
THE LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
F( BLerens. _ A court of the Canadian ' 0 '
Order of Foresters was instituted here
e t;• e
the rein; o ., f the 5th inst in Bar
HAND, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ETC.
oil i
ker's hall, by D. Stewart, with a good L.ir..'all and see our Goods.
charter membership. The following p Dunlop, qp p jj Q p j
officers were duly elected and installed: Hugh Danlop, Fashionable Ta=ilor, West•Stl, Goderich.
Jae Campbell, C. R. ;David Cullen, V. is _ - _ - -- - ---
C. R..; Redo. Barker, R. S.; John Mor-
gan, F. 14.: Jas. Thompson, Treasures;
Thee. W. Cameron, S. W.; Ishmael Fil-
lien, I. W. Jas. Donaldson, S. It.; Geo.
H.nike, 1. B.: Rev. Jas. Livingstone,
chep.ain: Dr. Stanbury. court physician.
Thie curt is to be known and hailel as
"Court Rose Sharon, No. 6:i," and is to
meet in '; tr';er's hall •.n Tuesday even-
ings
Aubl =
John Stalker, a young man in the em-
ploy of Mr. John Washington, W. W a-
wanieh, cut an ugly gash in his foot with
t -n axe on Saturday of last week.
There is. a movement on fent in this
vills:fe to try and get a side -walk from
the Presbyterian church to the pont office.
A subscripti.'n list is now being circulat-
ed.
H. Beadle is very much elated over
the success of his Bank of S, otland at
Belerave and Blyth shows.
Mr. N. Fleming, lessee of the flour
Brussel!.
D. McNaughton who has been teach-
ing in the vicinity of Brussels for the
past two years left this week for Wisc•ou-
sin, where he has obtained a more lucre-
tive position. .
Mrs. Wm. Fishleigh and family left
here a few days ago for Manitoba, where
she will join her hushatid who has been
engaged in business there for the last
twelve months.
Mr. H. R. Smale, of Simcoe, but for-
merly of Brussels, after an absence of
two years, paid us a visit last week. He
returned to his home on Monday.
Hoes A»Ale.--Mr. John Nett who
took a trip to Kansas about s month sive
has returned home well pleased with the
country, having disposed of his stock at a
fair profit,
John Wynn, George Bicker and Sam1
Hopkins have purchased the old New
C Church from Wit Wynn for
Yeteerelegiest Repere-
Weather report for the two weeks end-
ing April 18th.
April 5th -Wind at 10 p.m. North- g Tjgn
wu.t, brisk gale, cloudy. Number of - Nei PPesbytN all Hjm al,
miles wind travelled duriug 24 hours
905. in every variety publish(.'.
April 6th- Wind at 10 p.m. South,
light, clear. Number of miles wind
bevelled m
;tpordl 7th -Wind at 10 jp. nil. North- N e w Methodist Hymn Book
HYMN BOOKS.
tt: ll 24 hours60')
e.trt, light air, c:ear. \\ hite frust. -
Number of miles wind travelled in 24 in all its fortes.
hours 155.
April Eith-Wind at 10 p.ln. North-
east, light, clear. White frost. Num-
ber of utiles wind travelled in 24 hours
211.
. April 9th -Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light clear. Corona lunar. Number
PARASOLS_
.v spacial let ul PARenGla sad t9UNSHtDUn. tub In price
et
3. 0- LETLOR & 00'13.
Men's and bey'sSTRAW HATS, the &twest styles.
Their great sale of CARPETS still going on.
DONT TORO= TO a.! raw. nuns WADS TO WSDSS Air $13.00 AND $15.00.
T. C. =et10 az Co.
B4UBUY C
ole It
GOODS and PRICES.
We don't try to deceive the psblic. We dont advertise what we cannot do. We Invite
every purchaser to inspect our stock, end we have so doubt but we can satisfy them, that we
.'lttave the tames and best assorted stock of
NEW SPRING:• GOODS
in Coderlch, and also that our prices are as low according to value as any In the
COUNTY OF HURON.
Don't be hambegged by Aar eg advertisements, but come and see for yourselves.
tarThe highest market prices fold for butter and eggs.'t
ESTATE OF R. I3. SMITH.
JAS. HUSTON, Manager.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
R=1 sem-=M7=_
are offering some Special 13erbwin s in
Dress Goods, Prints, Skirtings, Denims, Ducks, Table
Linens, White and Grey Cottons.
PRINTB_--Fut Colors, from 5c. per yard up.
BLACS CAST b& B --Special Stake; without exception Iho best stake
in town.
COTTON 8HIRTING g8_ -Extra Value, from 124e. up.
1 W First CClEL -Fine Selection in lass Style for 10. $12, $11. Wand $18.eiAll cloth end bought cut ouSuite t tree of o order
harge.
REID & SNEYD, Manchester House, Goderich.
of miles wind travelled in 24 hours 407.
April 10th -Wind at 10 p.m. South,
light, hazy. Corona lunar. Number et
miles wind travelled in 24 hours 102.
mills here, has *one to Whitby to see a April lith -Wind at 10 p.m. North -
mill there. Re is going to try and buy. east, light,- cloudy. Number of utiles
The farmers are all busy now. Mr. R. ; wind travelled in 24 hours 213.
Sprung sowed the tint in this neighbor- April 12th -Wind at 10 p.m. North -
hoed on Saturday, 16th inst. east, light, cloudy. Number of utiles
Mr. Garrett is very buoy now pruning wind travelled during 24 hours 138.
fruit trees. April 13th --Wind at 10 p.m. West,
light air clear: White frost. Number
Tuekersmith.
of miles wind travelled in 24 hours 272.
FARM Bo;o:IT.-Mr. Jas. S runt, of April 14th -Wind at 10 p, m. North,
the 3rd con., L. R. S., has purchased light air hasty. Number of miler wind
travelled in 24 hours 130.
from Mr. John H. McDougall his fifty
acre farm which adjoins Mr. Sproat's
resent farm, paying therefor the suns of
33,000. Mr. Sproat now has a splendid
farnt of 200 acres. i west, light, partly cloudy. Number of
Ostrresv.-Died on the 7th inst., at I miles wind travelled in 24 hours 110.
the residuuoe of her son-in-law, Thomas April 17Lh-Wind at 10 m. North -
April 15th -Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light, clear. Number of miles wind
travelled during24 hours 140.
April 16th -`Vied at 10 p.m. South-
Robertwvtt. Esq., Isabella Bain, widow
of tke Iste John McGregor, a m}ative of
Crotuarty, Scotland, and a resident of
Teckersiuith for the last thirty years, in
the e..,hty-second year of her age. Mrs.
McGregor was the mother of Messrs.
Thomas, John, Duncan, and Archibald
west, . light, air cloudy. Number of
miles wind travelled in 24 hours 176.
Coroner solis during the afternoon. -
Shower of min during the night, 0.5
cubic inches fell.
April 18th -Wind at 10 pan, North-
east, light, clear. Number of utiles wind
McGregor, also of Mrs. Thos. Robertson, travelled during 24 hours 207.
Mrs. Duncan McLean and 'Nita. Wm. ! G. N. hlAcnoxArD, (Jbserver.
i t McDougall, Jr., of Tuckersmith, who
LOWEST P
at
SHPARD'S BO
RICES
OKSTORE.
$5 to $20 per day at bon:c. Maples
worth $.S free. Address
STINSON & Co., Portland. Maine.
..SEEDS, SEEDS
A FRESH SUPPLY
Field and Garden needs
just received.
Su1d in bulk or in packae .9.
.TAMES \\'ILS('•\
Druggist.
FOR SALE.
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A few good ` .. Sr of
BEES
Also a qusa.t., of
Connection arc ' all bear the *tamp of their mothers can-
tle sum of pro+ and in the future it p d kindness f heart JOHN PASS M O R E •'' HIVES, EXTRACTORS & MIXERS.
will be the property of the M. E. Churc
h. dor, ante rely an in nea9 u
Mr. Wynntill holds possession of the Mrs. McOreior is one of the few who
s o possession
of
howeverwill be much missed and long remeln-
patronage
bered for her many excellences.
Ix Lrea.-We are glad to hear that
Alfred Lickford, who has been in the
employment of Vanstone Bros. for some
•
time has fallen heir to $10,000 in hard
cash. He received a draft for the inter-
est the other day. Mr. Lickford is
about 45 years of age, and his home is at
Fordwich, Howick township.
I. 0. O. F. INSTRUCTION. -Mr. Jno.
Gibson Grand Representative was here
Thursday last, giving instruction in ,the
new secret work of the Order. A num-
ber of neighboring Lodges were repre-
sented. After the business of the even-
ing was completed they repaired to the
Tecumseh House, where an excellent
supper had been prepared, to which
ample justice watt done, and the meeting
broke up at an early hour all well satis-
fied
atintied with the evenings entertainment.
SIsfOrth
b.tc., Etc..
1 arrt olTerirg
Walgous, Carr1a8S, B A R G
Ji.- W. H. Treaves, of this town, has , VICTORIA -St., Corner of Trafalgar.
been awarded the contract for the brick ' -
work of Mr. Smith's new block in Clin- i Agent for the Celebrated
tont' SEEGMILLER CHILLED PLOUGH
The Queen's Hotel property in this
town is to be sold ny public auction on'
Thursday, the 28th inst. Also, agent for the
The Seaforth Cricket Club have made Queen's f ire Life Ins. CO.
Sir Ribhar.l Cartwright an honorary
member of theirclub.
M R ( imoldbt has tarnish +tally on application.
property in Walton to Mr. Wm. John 1782$m aortic r tumour..
ston, and has removed on to the farm of
Mrs. Burton on the Hpron Road. -Mr.
Michael Murdie, of McKillop, moved to
his mew farm in Tuckersmith on Fri-
day.
And .Agricultural Impteseets.
opt r This it one of the bestCompanies in exist,
f. .r rented hisencs being prompt rend relt*ble information
rd cher
11eL Mr. A. Constable, brother of the
Mrs. Wm. Elliott, who has been ill
for some time, is about well again, we
are pleased to state.
Solomon Bateman expects to leave
Ethel for Colorado during this month
We hope he may be prospered where -
ever he goes.
Mr. Milne is pushing work in connec-
tion with the saw mill this spring. He
has two gangs of men and they keep the
Mill running day and night
Messrs. Constable, of this town, on I Wbeat. Barley. I'raa Black and White Oats,
Monday last split one cord of short I qua, ('lover. and Timothy: alae Pea Vine
wood in five minutes. This work was Clover, Atsike. Lucerne and Lawn Grass.
done on the fann of Mr. James Sumer- i
vile, near Roxboro, and he was timed A first class assortment of
by a watch. i TIKLD, GARDEN and ROWER SEEDS.
The residence of Mr. P. Cavan hada K1ec<ed with tc*eat rare from the heat seed
narrow escapefrom fire on Tuesday last. loess. lit, TesI -a (111 and see• We
The children had been piayy-ing with ; keep the beat and moot gewulne,eod we can
matches and set fin to smote clothing in pore base
SEEDS FOR 1881.
Thanking the public for past favors. 1 take
pissure In stating that h have on band •
better stock than ever before of .choice
AI h1
as i have to tido- , hargt'
of another ap.arv, end
roust sell mancdiatt ly.
CHAS. F. DJDD,
NiLE. ONT.
a bedroom. Fortunately it was noticed
in time, and a few pelletal of water el•
tore ting fished the plaices.
W. L.Fagan, Station -master of this lir. Oenrte Kidd, ••f Dnblus, met
Oboe, is unable to spend his duties at with a slight accident here on Sunday
present, being t ed with rheuat•I, last He was walking across • IA lin
to w.la
um. We hope to nee him round again on a plank, in the Metohaots' Halt
Works, when the plea Wake ami 11e
fell to the foie bam111i* a Mneme of
eight or ten feel Bs Slee
bruised and shaken op, bet ■ ns+fy •
rj •q•tn.
Tea Fete Wa.Ar. - ConadeiabM
concern is manifested os all hands about
the fall what. Some fanners in th's
motion who have examined it say that
.t lest one-third of it is goes beyond
redemption, while others esters s that
it does not look were than is femur
years at this the o1 the seassa, Ira
r_-
Oat there is yeta pre genet of as
dant yield. In many pieess, beemeer,
we can say from pommel obseneWe it
limbs pretty isk. Dat the rusts may
b. all right, althorn% the tape else sew
plste. pee We de sot tlisslk iirtitr-
ever hat ween the mat+ now
eetisipttte a good a gesso+ yield s
hat year. --{Elpeeitor
inafew days.
Vaastene Br.r , of Brussels, have
giver the contract for the erection of a
i s toeeboos M the station here to
die 3$x60 feet. They will keep strayer,
who will purchase all kinds of grain.
ago pork. This will be s great borm to
farmers in and atoned Ethel.
Jobe Wade superintendent d the
Methodist sabbath School, was pr n -
ed with a Bead sin lea
the eve
of his &malrturs for Pat n ,ill
members of the seheol.
meg a s■it.W silts. to wine) Mr.
Wade unpendied in a very electing
X119, The beet wishes of their many
frieni assn aprli'* Mr Wade sed
fine=ly
serrppew was meni laeyreserelne pest
ii whim it was
that the store eee id b JeM
&ted owned by Robson Dobson.
COIPTON'S SURPRISE CORN,
The basil field rx,rn yet Introduced (Arnaud
eU cake kept constantly on hand.
JAMES MCNAIR-
tree HamUtos St.
Mrs. Mary Wingate, -
3pri .g and. Summer Goods.
NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES_
A choice selection of FANCY STRAW*. in HAT* and Boxxsre.
STYLISH, NEAT AND SURE TO PLEASE.
FRENCH and AMERICAN goods In the latest. novelties.
A splendid assortment of
RIBBONS, FLOWERS and LACES.
Hata and Bonnets trimmed in the newest styles.
A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
- We take pleasure in sauteing our goods.
MISS WILSON,Market. Square, ch..
NOTICE.
(imine up P;aotojra1nhootJ in NO irridt.
In returning thanks for -K.et favors, would
just say. those wishing a benefit will pease
notice former prices and preens •
Pr"eSh t.
Life Size Photos. - $4.00
8110 Photos, - - i.10
tx/ 1.25
Cabinets Photo per doz.. . 8.00Card Photo• per doz.. - - 1.50
,perserty of Oederlch. later of D.wolt,i
Has opened a
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAK1N10
establishment on
Hoarser ee Hunte-- a noisty assns. ewer
mem r s pleas++,
with $ full aso.rtinent of home and
pereaeso Have, Tearness,
1t o ive, Ttsr Lams,
Rt -maims, lilta.ae.
V mens and Das 'Mao woe
A CALL IS IWVI'iIID.
neaa..
Former.
i2.00
L50
s.5o
2.00
And Frames to suit the above at
B O T T O M P R I 0 :E 13 -
Came one. come all 1 and have your hearts
gladdened by getting good and rheapliPbotos
at
In' "e `7E: Ar=1 f -.ea 4
1765 E. L. Jon/mote's.
-
Banking.
BANK OF MONTREAL
CAPITAL. - err,artlde.
. . es,000.mio.
SURPLUS. -
SOMETHING NEW.
5 .Per Cent. Discount for Cash on $ 1 sales.
5 Per Cent. Discount on Monthly Accc 'r -t .
G. H. OLD
HAS ON HAND (JUST ARRIVED) -),
FIRST CUSS GROCE0
And is !Giving F.XTRA [VALUE in T>DAS, ' Slat
and Oar.rowder. Try them. You will 01,i1.. r -r ('0•0.1.
Also. he keeps PORK, HAMS, SMOKED 13.1CON,
price paid for BUTTER and EGOS.
Also, a lot of CHINA, GLASS, DINNER and DESEIT FET. and all
kinds of GLASSWARE and CROCKERY. gl'GIvo hint n c: it and get
(-heap Goods. E}_ I- 01.D, C. House Square.
gerFarmers' Produce Bought and :cold.
Goderich Branch.
C R. DUNSF,ORD, - • hfm*a9er
Allows Isttersst on deposits. lorar4. letter
of efedft sad eirenter payable
la ewe Marl.allps,ts of the . 174..
Z''axm.exs .A-tteritiorl
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for in tiny quantity at very lowest price..
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE,
\Vire and barb galvanized a(ter being twisted which cannot scale off.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS- NO WEEDS NO WASTE LANDS.
For sale by
1779.
G. H. PARSONS,
CHEAP HARDWARE, GODEPO II.
CANADCANADIAN BANK 01 COMMERCE
IAN
wp Capital, - $6,000,000
Regie, - • +1, 400, 00(c.
meet. RON. WM. efeMAST CR
Osansal Manae.r. • W. N. ARD/SON.
Goderich Branch.
1. H. ROSS, - • )1[anaosa.
11sMes O'er' ea al
le
end
AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN RTORY
The Tinsmith le still to the front.
e I was put to in
ness hy
I have pleasure to state that l despite
nt now infulloblast again. prepared to give the tgrtatest
the meet Aar 1n my pr bargains in Ooderich in
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line in the business.
1 would alao return my thanks to the Fire Pei, Ade and people of Oodericb for the su.-
oewettsl sSbr4 la sui=ts my property in my • tram UN, late Are.
o d.a St
o r y .
Advasa na Y'ses • tseesa sett► tee le
mem esessewa nano* imineilind, 1119
Sd0A9BIIS' YABIETY STORE.
NEW GOODS.
6,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
/1rPRE$H t3TOCK.elineAff-'-SEW STYLES."1e
WINDOW SHADES, TRAVELLINGBBAGS,
BASKETS,BABYCARRIAGES.
A 11)13 STOCK, STYLISH AND Ci1IAP
Note the Stand. Cheapest HouseUnder the Sun."
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