HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-05-06, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1881.
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On the 26th ult., W. Jackson, of
Clinton, brought to Blyth, • stock of
hats, neckties, etc., and offered them fur
sale without ptocuring the necessary
license. Our watchful coustaLle, John
Kruiae, brought him before Mi. Wdaou/
J . P., which " oust him all together c.a.
60.
We Learn that gaud. Hussack purpos-
es going to Manitoba this week prospect-
ing. Andrew Evans, of the firm tit
Evans tiros., Leh for there about a week
agto.
A meetinngg was held Saturday last by
the sharshuldere 0 the Fer.,Iers' Joint
Stock Salt Well Company. It was
found that 62,000 in shares had been
collected. Their intention is to apply
fur • chatter, on receipt 0 which oper-
ations for bnrieg will immediately be
he un.
AehtleltL
The following list cumpria . the most
successful pupils of 8. 8. No. 0 Ash-
field, for the month 0 April Fourth
Form -1 Lititia Draney, 2 Sarah Wiilis,
3 Allie Harlow, 4 Mary Denney, 5 Jane
Douglas, 6 Sarah Harris. Senior Third
-1 Hattie Harlow, 2 Minnie Harlow,
3 Robert Maize, 4 Duress Maize, 5 Mary
A. Harris, 6 Barbara McConnell. Ju-
nior Third -1 John Douglas, 2 Edward
Robinson, 3 Jane Hagan, 4 Frances
Hatt. Senior Second -1 Annie War
mer, 2 Mwie Augustine, 3 Rhoda
Willis, 4 Sarah Maize, b Annie Russell,
ti Wm. Hares. Junior Second -1 An-
drew Deane,. 2 John Draney, 3 Rich'd
Slimier, 4 'elma Misner
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Sowing commenced on 12th inst.
Mr. Ed. Bear, of Maitland Concession,
has Moved to Clinton. Mr J. Fisher
Leri moved to the premises of Mr. H.
Maker. Mr. Sam1 Warner from Nile
to farm of Mr. F. Shernffee.
A.sort of mfiamnatory disease is affect-
ing our Colborne horses just now. Ceae
atter ease is reported, the farrier being
required in nearly every instance.
The Maitland river is now fordable.
Rev. S. Krupp, of German Evangeli-
cal Church, 1st cou., (,reached his fare-
well sermon ..e Easter Sunday. Ii
Rev. W. N Vnllick will continue his
Benmiller appointment.
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A. J. McColl, of Winnipeg, is teak-
ing a visit to bis many friends in our
village.
Rev. D. Ecker, M. E. Minister of
Brussel for the past year, has moved to
Cantors.•, Hamilton district.
Wm. McDonald, Brussels' well known
tonsorial artist, has removed next door
north of B. Gerry's hardware store.
Edwin Leavens has entered into part-
nership with his nephew J. H. Leavens,
.n London, in the management of an
advertising journal called The Com-
mercial World.
Jchn McNaughton, SI. D., goes to
Fordwich, Huron Co., where he takes
charge of Dr. McKelvey's practice, as
the latter intends taking a trip across
the Atlantic
.'U..etegmat ..pert.
Report of the weather for the week
endinit May 3rd, 1881.
April27th--Windet 10 p.m. N,oth
east, light, partly cloudy. Aurora li„tc
alio, C ummeuoed ty_ rain et 3 p.m.,
ceased at 6 p.m., 2.4 cubic inches fell
Number -o4 utile* %ilea -wind travelled in
V4 Sours 343.
April 266 -Wind at 10 p.m. ,North,
light, ofoey, Number of utiles wind
travelled t 24 hours 116. A brilliant
meteor re in the south-east at 9
\p. tn.. Thunder and lightning.
April 29fh-Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light, clear. Aurora Borealis. Number
of utiles wind travelled in 24 hours 237.
April 30:h- Wind at 10 p.m. East,
light, partly clear. Number "f miles
wind tiuvelled in 24 hours 111.
May 1st --- Wind at 10 p.m. South,
cloudy. Number of miles wind travelled
during 24 hours 494.
May grad -Wind et 10 p.nt. Nerih,
light, clear. Ntttuher of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 334.
May 3rd -Wind at 10 p.m. North-
east, light, clear. Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 Sour. 282.
O. N. Ma& i o • tie Observer.
Goderich, May 4th. 1881.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
ALEX. WATSON
Florist. South street, wishes to inform the
people of liodrnch and vtelnity, .that he has
on hand a splendid assortment of
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING PLANTS
of almost every Variety, aad also • cheer.
collection's!
BEDDIN(; PLANTS, AND SHRrk
and all kinds of
PIC c}ETAHL� P
in their season. TD* public are amedtab tar
vl to examine the stock. Resaspkulicitt
the earliest purekasers have tke beat
ALEX. WATSON, South 8t
P. S. -Also for sale, • heating apparatus, sett-
abie for amateurs, consisting of boiler. !w-
inch inch pipes. and expansion task. lTttt.
MILS. WARNOCK
begs to remind her numerous customers. is
and around Goderich that she hes op.aed out
her new stock o
HAMILTON STREET, ON OSITE
THE
COLBORNE HOTEL
and solicits • continuance of their
M she vas with co•Ideaee reocumatetPe4midnrr
Foods as being gree class (a every particular
The aid of M1SS CAMERON, an accom-
plished milliner, has been securef as as-
alstaat
•
• . ALL IK kEaPECTrt-LLY INVITED.
Wanted immediately, a nttoper of appren-
tices to learn millinery.
iTHamilton Street, next door to W. Mit-
cheY's Grocery. 1781.
T� WELL-KNOWN
MILLINERY
ESTABIdSInd"T, THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
MISI STWART
baayest reoetved • large and varied assort ment of
SII :S & SATINS
OF ALL GRADES AND COLOR',
Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols,
FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
AND OTHER NOVELTIES FROM
PARS AND LONDON.
CUTTING, FITTING and HEMMING A SPECIALTY,
Agent for Cornwell's Improved Self Fitting Chart.
Ever Department is well stocked with First Cgs Goods of the Most Fasldonabli Pat-
terns and aa all her purchases have been for ready cans. she 1s enabled to give ber numerous
customers
The Very Best
Value at the Lowest Possible Prices.
INSPECTION INVITED_
G. C. ROBERTSON,
EAST ETRE B T,
JUST 1RECEIVED' A LARGE STOCK
WAIL PAPER!
C-reen Window Paper T.
(lepras taken up and Iteiald. Oil Cloth laid. flair
Mattresses wade over and W kinds of Repairing
t.
dosPictures over,
ea cheaply as
ever. CAA:hairs Recan.d.•
ROBERTSON'S VARIETY STORE.
W. S. Ham & Co. Merchant Tailoring!
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Goderich Mill s
'LATE PIPER'S.)
tliberal
Regtoo return their thanks to the public for
patronage received during the past
year. and to state they are prepared to do
G-RZSTZNa-
on the shortest notice, or for the convenience
of parties living at a distance will exchange
grief* at their town store
'Late W. M. Hilliard',,)
• Masonic block, East St. Goderich.
zrrHighest price paid for wheat. -161t
FARMING. -Farmers are busily engag-
ed in sowing. They will be nearly
through in this vicinity this week.
Stexvtsti. Mr. May is lying very
dangerously ill. Drs. McKay and Tay.
for have been in attendance on him.
The disease appears to be an abcese in
his side. We hope to sown hear of his
recovery.
SCHOLASTIC. -The following are the
names of the pupils of Nile school who
obtained the highest marks for deport-
ment, attendance and perfect recitations
for April. IV Sen.- 1 E. Mcllwain, 2'
M. Mcfwain, 3 T. Hogan. IV Jr. -1'
E. Kerr, 2 E. Mallough, 3 T. Sheppard,
4 S. Smith, III Sen. -1 D. McIlwain, 2
L Dodd, 3 E. Garner, •4 J. McKnight,
5 S. Bailie, 6 S. Black. III Jr. -1 E.
Girvin, 2 M. Hogan, 3 E. Stewart, 4
H. Ryan, 6 G. Jackman, 6 R. Black.
Junior Department, Miss Ralph, teach-
er, II Class -1 W. McVittie, 2 W. Car-
ter, 3 A. Bunting. 4 G. Childlow, 6 L.
Dunkeld, 6 W. Monkman. I Sen. -1
R. Kerr, 2 F. Jackman, 3 A Mcllwain,
4 F. Glenn, 6 G. Echlin. I Jr. -1 A.
Kerr, 2 E. Hardy, 3 A. Dimtnick, 4 H.
Ryan.
THE t'NDERSIGNED HAVING DECIDED
TO
RETIRE FROM THE
Grocery Business ,
will, on Monday next commence to sell
IAT ANDBELOWCOST
his entire stock of
I CHINA,
I GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES,
SHOP FURNITURE. Rc.
The Gevera.r .f the Soldiers' Reese. at
Dayton. •., Myeett.d.
Dayyton, G., April 28. -Much discus-
sion has arisen between Irish e_itizens of
Dayton and the Soldiers' Home in rela-
tion to the action of Gen. Patrick, Gov-
ernor of the Home, who recently refus-
ed to permit Redpath to lecture there
on "Irish Grievances" He stated that,
as the United States was at peace with
England, he would permit no agitators
to declaim against the English Govern-
ment. He refused to make any reply or
explain any letters adressed to, him by
the Land League, and last evening a cit-
ei►ler was issued and distributed about
the Soldiers' Home declaring Governor
Patriek "Boycotted." The adios has
ooeaiionsd much surprise, but is gl .ral-
L1 understood to he approved by the
and Lemma. Goy. Patrick is strasiaed
by many leading sitieslls, who regard hie
action justifiable, and say the Irish de.
sire to have him removed, mho is too
strict in the discipline of the Hwa['.
The institution lambert upie/i .4
4,000 inmates, nearly 2,000 brig Irish.
The action of the Land Leagiwe is more
important as the first instance of "Boy-
cotting" in the United States
1s78t67.►4 errant,',
The professed loyalty to the Queen
seldom weighs aitythtn when sten 0011-
t.m�piattea a imese.aL The Attires el
the Dominion settle ander eaet1R 1q
without a panel. The gwstion of dein
anal cents is donne ,tw*te to Amble
the politicai destiny of young Cana-
dians than any aenti•nent of loyalty or
preference for dila ..r that iertn of
governnuo• I Kean. R., 'M.
TERMS ('ANf/
H. COOK.
Godericb, 27th April, lgsi. '1784.
MANITOBA.
The fifth Excursion party for the North
West, ria the 'Great Western Railway will
start.
WEDNESDAY, MAY LITH, 1881.
FREIGHT MONDAY BEFORE.
For particulars apply to G. W. R. agents. to
THOS. GREENWAY,
Centralia.
or to • W. J. WHITE.
Express Agent, Exeter.
NOTIbE.
Giving up Photographing in Gorier id*.
in returning Husks for past favors, would
just say. those wishing • benefit will please
notice former prices and preeent
Preemie t
Life Rise Phobia, - - NAM
0510 Photos, - 1-50
454 - 1.111
Oabincta Photo per dos.. SM
Card Photo, per des.. - 1.70
rormer.
LACM
l.fle
2110
A.d Jr...or to snit the above at
BOTTOM P R1 CEB-
we. come all! and have your hearts
b eaMlug good and chaaarkekse
to
E. L. Jonvsox's.
Mrs. Mary Wingate,
dorm rly of Ooderieh. parr of Detrott.m
Has opened a
MILLINERY AND DREW; MAKING
establishment on
Terme. w tsetse.. a Mealy Streets. ara,
StuMr's Wer,.
with a full assortment of TRnniu* and
Uwrati to RATE, IrsArIEla,
nowise, Tile, LAMS,
S,
Room -moo,
FRI�OEa,
VELyrTa and Dash% TRt2M1.oe
A ('ALL iR TNViTED
rats
HUGH DUNLOP,
The Fashionable Tailor. is now in a position to execute all orders he may be favored with, in
THE LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
ON HAND, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ETC.
tiirCall and see our Goods,
Hugh Dunlop, Fashionable Tailor, West -St., Goderich,
JOHN PASMORE, HYMN BOOKS.
Manufacturer of
Walgons, Carriages, New Presbyterian Hymnal,
Etc., Etc..
VICTORIA -St., Curner'' of Trafalgar.
Agent for the Celebrated
SEEMLIER CHILLED PLOUGH
And Agricultural lmpleme.t•,
Also. agent for -the
Queen's Fire& Life Ins. Co.
This is one of the heat Companies in exist-
ence, being prompt and reliablt�'.a information
furnished cheerfully on application.
1782-6m J•NN PAhIIORE.
$5 to $20 per day nt home" `samples
VVpp VpL worth '3 fere. Address
STINRON & Co., Portland, Maine.
Seeds ! Seeds
The subscriber pegs to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally to his
large and varied stock of
FARM and GARDEN SEEDS
consisting of
CLOVER. TIMOTHY,
HUNGARIAN, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT;
also
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rates that cannot be beaten.
8. SLOANr,E.
General Seed Ikmale
Hatntlton Rtreet.
STA Souse tolet on Victoria street.
SBBDS FOR 1881.
Thaakiag the public for past favors, 1 take
1a swifter tkat 1 have on hand •
IB stock time ever before of choice
Parlay. Peak Rick sad Wbite oats.
Tares. Clover. sadTimothy: also Pea Vine
Clover. Aldke, Lacers, and Lawn Grass'
A find class amortm.nt of
FIELD. GARDEN and FLOWER RERDR.
selected will+ great care from the best seed
Somans In the rooster 1'a11 and s,.. We
keep the beat and meet gement* seed we can
COOPTON'S SURPRISE CORN,
TM best 6eM corn yet Intrnimed !pseud
snake kept constantly on hand.
JAMES MCNAIR-
1719. Hamilton M.
(
�QQQ • week to your own tewtt. Terme and
tP{7V *lough las e. Addnw M Hro.
so
//tee PreolneA Marne
in every variety published.
New Methodist Hymn Book
in all its forms.
LOWEST PRICES
at
SHPARD'S BOOKSTORE.
SEEDS, SEEDS
A FRESH SUPPLY
or
Field and Garden Seeds
just received.
Sold In bulk or in packages.
JAMES WILSON
Druggist.
Banking.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - • ♦r,om,00n.
SURPLUS, • - - 95.000.000.
Goderich Branch.
C R DUNHFORD, - - - Manager
Allows interest no deposits. Drafts, letter
of credit and circular notes issued,
in all parte of tete world. 76.payable
CANADIAN BANK (1F COMMERCE
Paid asp (spits!, - 16,000,000.
Reit, - - 11,460,000.
Preaa(denf, • HON. WM. Me MA ST RR
O.aerel Manager. • W. N. INDRAWN.
Goderich Branch.
A. IIe1[RsOSS,, - • • Maxaosa.
iMrest1s}MMt hwss dsadd C oltellities In fC an ala
sad tate Vatted States,
Adellaeeeso Partners on N.M., witk one or
veers esdesesv* wtthent eno rte. a 171*
PARASOLS_
A sp..opalot of PARASOLS and St'\$HADF.Fi. job la pricy
•T
J. C- LETLOR 8: C O'S.
Men's and boy's STRAW HATS, the uewe t styled.
near great sale at CARPETS still going on.
DONT POSOET TO SEE THETA SUITS WADI TO ORDER AT 613.00 AND 615.00.
T. C. RetlOr VV CO.
OUR CONSTANT ENDEAVOR
IS TO
PLEASE OUR MANY CUSTOMERS,
therefore we are always on the lookout for
NICE, r'HEAI ,
AND
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
such goods as will give satisfaction to all who may bay them. With this object in view
W� 131:71r O VaTIE N,
WE BUY LARGELY FOR CASH -WE BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFAC-
TURERS -WE BUY IN THE BEST MARKETS.
Our stock is well asserted,so,that all clones of customers, be they rich or poor, may be suited.
j,d Tltr highest price paid for butter and eggs. -al
JAS. HUSTON, Manager.
OD -N. ''N. B.-2 Goon NEw Bvootvs roc KALE VERY CHEAP.'
ESTATE OF R. B. SMITH.
SPECIALBARGAINS.
n==
are offering sonic Special Bargains In
Dress Goods, Prints, Skirtings, Denims, Ducks, Table
Linens, White and Grey Cottons.
PP.I/VTB- Feat Colon, from 5c. per yard up.
BLACg C.&SHMERICB_-Special Make, without exception the best mako
in town.
COTTON BHIRTINC}B_-Extra value, from l2tc. up.
T" " Dt3_-Fine Selection in English, Scotch and Canadian. Suite trade to cyder in
First (lase Style for $10, $12, $ll, $16and $18. All cloth bought cut out free of charge.
REID & SNEYD, Manchester House, Goderich.
Spring and Summer Goods.
NOVELTIES, NOVELTIES_
A choice selection of FANCY STaRws. in HATS and }tossers
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 showing our goods.
MISS WILSON,
Market Square, Goderich.
F'arm.ere Attention I
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for in ynn,ity nr ctry Lowest prices.
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
1779.
Wire and barb galvanized after being twisted which cannot scale ort. ,
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS --NO WEEDS- NO WASTE LINOS.
For sale by
G. H. PARSONS
CHEAP HARDWARE. GODERICH.
AFTER THE TILE.
JOHN snow
The Tinsmith is still to the front.
i hair pleasure to state that despite the inecnventence 1 was rut to in my busln.wm by
the recent are to my premises that 1 am now in full blast again, prepared to give the greatest
bargains In Goderich in
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line In the business'.
1 would also return my thanks to the Fire Brigade and people of Gndericb for the
ceasful efforts 1s wing my property in my absence from home, at the late Are.
John Story.
SAON9BflS' VilIETY £TOIE.
NEW GOODS,
5,000 ROLLs WALL PAPER
pPFREBH STOCK.-egpr-NEW STYLES.11in
WiNDOW SHADES, TRAVELLING BAGS,
BASKETS, BABY CARRIAGES.
A FINE STOCK. ttTYLIRH AND CHER P
Note the Stand. 'The Cheapest House Under the Sun."
a 'Wert door t. fb. Pest Mies
SOMETHING NEW.
5 Per Cent. Discount for Cash on S1 sales.
5 Per Cent. Discount on Monthly Accounts.
G. H. OLD
HAS ION HAND (JUST ARRIVED) A CHOICE LOT OF
FIRST CLASS GROCERIES
And is (Giving EXTRA 'VALUE in TiC A.9, Japan, Black. Green,
and Gunpowder. Try them. You will find they are Good.
Also, he keeps PORK. HAMS, SMOKED BACON, on hand. Highest
price paid for BUTTER and EGGS.
Alio, a lot of CHINA. GLASS, DINNER and DESERT SETS, and all
kinds of GLASSWARE and CROCKERY. £1rG;vo him a call and get
Cheap Goods. tom_ H_ OLD, r. Itoue. Square.
Wrarmers' Produce Bought and Sold.
F'arm.ere Attention I
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for in ynn,ity nr ctry Lowest prices.
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
1779.
Wire and barb galvanized after being twisted which cannot scale ort. ,
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS --NO WEEDS- NO WASTE LINOS.
For sale by
G. H. PARSONS
CHEAP HARDWARE. GODERICH.
AFTER THE TILE.
JOHN snow
The Tinsmith is still to the front.
i hair pleasure to state that despite the inecnventence 1 was rut to in my busln.wm by
the recent are to my premises that 1 am now in full blast again, prepared to give the greatest
bargains In Goderich in
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line In the business'.
1 would also return my thanks to the Fire Brigade and people of Gndericb for the
ceasful efforts 1s wing my property in my absence from home, at the late Are.
John Story.
SAON9BflS' VilIETY £TOIE.
NEW GOODS,
5,000 ROLLs WALL PAPER
pPFREBH STOCK.-egpr-NEW STYLES.11in
WiNDOW SHADES, TRAVELLING BAGS,
BASKETS, BABY CARRIAGES.
A FINE STOCK. ttTYLIRH AND CHER P
Note the Stand. 'The Cheapest House Under the Sun."
a 'Wert door t. fb. Pest Mies