HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-06-02, Page 5Vert Wavraaosh.
on Wednesday of last week, a barn
in course of construction for Mr. John
Niviva, of the 2d non., was blown down.
Ft.rtunetely no one wee bort u the
workmen had left the bui;ding a few
minutes before It fell. The ham was a
large one, and was almost finished.
DUI/101E
PIUtSONAl.. -- Mr. George Bear, of
Helteesviile, a former resident of this
H,lace was visiting friends here last week.
e looked hearty.-- the Mimes Tinker,
of Hu/lett, spent a few days with Mts.
Bean last week. —Miro Clara Emerton,
f Goderich, is visiting here.
ENJOYMENT.—A large nunober of lads
and their sweethearts had a plesaant
gathering on the farm of Mr. P. Gal-
lagher en the 24th inst., and had a
merry time in games, etc. In the even-
ing all adjourned to the house of Mrs.
Costes residence, and spent the night in
dancing, to the strains of Mr. John
Gallagher's violin.
flarbrat4
Rims/AD.—Mr. Harvey Green cap-
tcred a cute old fox one day last week.
The gudewives hereabouts are rejoicing
at the thought that the barn yard de-
predator is in durance vile, and think
the young gentleman is deserving of a
testimonial for capturing Reynard.
Stat L11'E—The old side line, long
used as a foot path, has been reopened,
and pedestrians will no longer need G,
climb fences in making the short cut to
town. U the council were to spend •
few dollars in levelling rough places, it
would be a great boon to those who
travel to town on "Shank's mare.
Lo ift ala`
Quite a number of buildings are be-
ing erected in this locality this year,
there being several fine brink and stone
houses on the list.
We are pleased to note that Mr. D.
McDonald, of Ashfield, who how been
seriously ill for atone time. is now much
better; and Dr 11th:old uudtr whuae
care he is, expects that by the 20th of
•i,oeie tie will be so veli :.. t • hes ahle to
mod poll his vote fee 'lir. M. C.
. , and well govern uten .
• ,faction is felt her, at the
he nieniltationa at ( •!erica un
e 1•u Indeed it wou:,i tie diffi-
cult t., tint' two melt note suitable to
represent West Huron in the Commune
and Legislature than Mr. Cameron and
Col. Ross. If the feeling in all parts of
riding is anything like what it is here,
there is not the leant doubt but that Mr.
Cameron will, on the 20th of June, be
elected by no small eiajority. We are
nearly all "Cameron -men" here, and
we expect to give a'good account of our-
sel ves.
Dungannon.
Mr. Wm. McArthur. is authorized to re
t•e,re subscriptions for 'I He HCRON FION*L
and give receipts therefor.
The good people of the Methodist
church here celebrated the Queen's
Birthday, by holdir:g a grand bazar in
the store formerly occupied by Mr.
Clendenning. The day was all that
could be desired and a large number of
people availed themselves of seeing the
specituens of handiwork of the ladies of
the congregation. All the articles were
disposed of with the exception of a very
few. In the evening there was a grand
entertainment under the auspices of the
choir. There was • very full house.
The chair was ably fille.l by Mr. Heth-
erington, of the Nile, who was iu his
most affable humor. All the elections
were creditably performed. During the
entertainment the autograph quilt was
put up at auction and Mr. Varco of this
place was fortunate enough to secure it.
The proceeds from bazar and entertain-
ment amounted to somewhere in the
neighborhood of $200.
astasia.
The Council met on the 27tb May, at
I)eL,ng•s hotel, Port Albert. Alt the
members present. The minutes of last
meeting were read and signed. Letter
from Garrow S- Proudfoot relative to
that part of 3 and 4 S. R, E. D. on 4th
con. Petition presented by John Grif-
fin, front a large number of the ratepay-
ers of the township, asking the Council
to raise the sum of twenty thousand
dollars for the purpose of gravelling the
concession roads. Laid over until next
meeting. Petition from A. C. Hawkins
and several others, asking assistance for
Mrs. overfield, an indigent. Moved by
.1. Whitley, seconded by P. Clare, that
Wm, Kilpatrick be pathmaater on 8. R
(i and 7, E. D., con. Q, and that F. Mc-
Carthy work with him. Moved by D.
McMurchy; seconded by J. Griffin, that
the following eocounts be paid :—John
Spindler, budding culvert on con. 10,
W. D„ $2; J. McGregor, repairing hill
between lots 19 and 20, $22.50; John
`(ullivtn, repairing culvert and pipe
across McGregor road, $3. Moved by
.1. Whitley, seoonded by D. McMur-
chey, that Mr Saunby be paid $11.25,
for provisions bought by him by order
of Council f.,r Mrs. Burton and W. G.
Hardy, $12.50, for board for J. Boyle.
Moved byJ. Whitley, seconded by .1.
Griffin, tt this Council do now adjourn
to meet again at 3 o'clock p. m.
One o'clock p. m., the members of the
Council having taken the oath required
by Statute met 5. a court of revision.
The list of appeals having been present-
ed was taken up in order. R. Nelson
sslueaed se joint owner 14 A, cam. b
P; D., J. Shields as farmer's see fel We
li, ata, /, E. D., Win. Derain ttwss-
meet cm real estate reduced POE, and
amassed as owner for Ni epee*. 7 E- D. ,
E pt e.f W pt 5, out IL W. ),, 27
are
cs, apasaaad ea nen-retddent roll at
*100, t 12. coo , t's.t D., 100 acres,
es
asssed an non-ressil roll at 51800. C.
Montgomery assessed for NA 3. North
South street, Port Albert, a acres. atA
$200; Was. Beekeet's anesem_R1 us
real estate redwood OM, two apes tikes
"(i S. Ill. } 12, sea. 11, W. D.. D. taste
4 aasemsd to own fete Se 1, Mss. 11 t
W D., et $1300; J. Kest srsewedr.
farmer's sen for !t4 r$ 12, eon. l4
R' 1) Moved by J. Whitley. seconded
by P Clan, that the court of revisits
adjourn to meet matin on the 27th June,
at Mekes, hotel, KintuL
The Council mat at 3 o'eloek p
petulant to adjeurswet, all the mem-
bers pressing as w the forenoon. Mow-
ed by D. Mcburchy, seounded by Jos.
Grille, that Mrs, Overfield be granted
$10 ma chanty, Nd that R. Hamilton be
paid *60 as part mama of bridge can
tract on the 18 mile liver, lot 38, con.
12 Moved by Jos. Griffin, seconded
by P. Clans, that Mrs. artin be
granted $5, and Margt and Rose Ma-
guire *10 as charity. Moved by J.
Whitley seconded by P. Clare, that this
Council do now adjourn to meet again
at McRee's hotel. Kuntail, on the 27th
June. Joan Coon, Clerk.
Bsamillsr.
Mr.IM C. Cameron, M. P., will ad -
draw the electors of this vicinity on Fri-
day, the 9th June, in the Temperance
Hall, commencing at seven u'cloek.
ACCIDENT. —Mr. Thos. Slottery, while
working at the erection of Platt's Mill
en Tuesday last, had a very narrow es-
cape of being killed. He was sti uok on
the bead by a falling crowbar, and also
fell about 12 teet. Dr. McLean was
,tmino„.nd as soon as possible, and dress-
ed the wounds. He will soon recover.by
being asreful of himself.
Pit' -air. The grand pic-nic, held un-
der the auspices of the Benmiller brass
band on the 24th was a grand success.
A large number of pleasure seekers were
present, some coming from the Nile,
Port Albert, Carlow, and a good many
from Zion and vicinity. Several were
also present from Clinton. Various
amusements were indulged in during the
day, among thein swinging and dancing.
A large platform was erected for the con-
venience of those wishing to "trip the
light fantastic!" Music was furnished
by Mr. and Mrs. R. McCullough. The
amount of $60 was taken in d uring the
day.
Mr. Adana Robertson, of Guelph, died
on Sunday night after a very short int.
nese. Deceased was 70 years of age, and
lived in Guelph for the past thirty-five
years, during which time he had been
elected too every municipal office, in-
cluding that of Mayor. This year he was
elected alderman, and one of his last of-
ficial act,, wan the trip made to Toronto
al -out a wen; imp, to purchase a flag for
the city, sod which was to -day flying at
half-mast, .out of respect to his mem-
my.
OMMINNOWNIIMMIM
INdt I:ANCE CARD.
BRITISH AM. COT, Toni o- Fitablishe
1811
PH(ENIX INS. CO'Y, of LONO
DN 1Englandi-
kstsD ihhrd 1782.
HIARRTFORit iNS. CO'Y. of HARTFORD, coag
- Established 181e
Risks taken in the above/kit-class Offices. at
the lowest rates by HORACE HORTON.
The ender nod Is also Appraiser for the
CANADA PERS. LOAN AND SAVINGS CO'Y
TOttoirro.
Mosey to Ian on first -claws security, role
7 to 8 per Cent. --Charges moderate.
HORACE HORTON.
Goderlch Sept. Rh 1880.
WILL YOU
EXCHANGE
a case of
Dyspcpsi:, or
Biliousness
fur 75 cents?
It is awfully
unwise to
at. on izo un-
dert:ic many
ailments
arising from
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion.
Disordered
Stomach and
Liver. when
this offer is
made to you
In your own
Lome in ani
sincerity,
with as absolute certainty of
curing von.
ZOPESA (from Brazil) ccupre%
Dyspepsia and Biltousnesd. A
single dose relic%es; a sample
bottle convinces; a 75 cent
bottle Cures.
It acts directly upon the
Stomach, Live:, r-nd Kidneys.
Cleansin-, C3rrocting, Reg-
ulating, Z3pI'sa gives energy
and vire to the Brain, Nerve,
and Musc!e, Simply by lvork-
ing wonders upon the D'ges-
tfon and giving activity to
the Liver.
Cut this out, take it to any
dealer in medicines, and gc L
at least ono 75 cent bottle of
Zopesa, and tell your neigh bcr
how it acts, It 11 wnrranf^d
to cure 1)31pepsia and Bil-
iousness.
Mack's Magnetic Medicine
lea Sure. Prompt and Rgtrtnal Remedy for
Neneouseess in all its stages, Weak Memory,
loan
Of Hems Power, Sexual Prostration,
NightSweats ..pers,nlerrAesa, Hermosa/ Weak-
ness and Gen enl fes,.. of Porn-. 1t repairs
Nerrers Waif,. Re nornestes the Jaded h.fed-
i cl. strengthens the IDetierbled Drain, and Re-
store..'iwrrpprwriwwgp Mae awl r ywe fo the A's.
Aawbd (feaeral(ee Organa. The erlw•rienre
st thousands proves It an iNvatl'Aar.R RaM-
teY. The medicine Is pleasant to the taste,
Gad each hoz eontatas ste4ent for two week's
twedicadee. partialities
M Mi e$es,est and heli.
N
erW pamall tees $ as address. pamphlet. which
we Mrin• to
■astlIllogomillig1110111ollomi build by Drug-
gists a N d1eaff elf N boss for BS;,, or
be MO e1 p 1sja, ea hesipt of the
mane
' 1 mAsR ansteritie f..,
whether. tie_ ()instillMold in ooderie• 1. by) JrARou W1111111111. and
all IhtsytRbts wberw 18131y
Shorthorn.
1 win eon at rtee.saahle prices • number of
elieM >feyt :n ttolt.ran
serge rows. fee service. grodfIN
R HAwLgv.
per Geo. R. Gorham.
Let 7. Maitland eon Huron Road
lalf/ i
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1882.
5
IT WILL PAY
You to procure trees your Druggist • bottle of TA YISCOTTS
DOMINION
HAIL RESTORER
It keeps the hair fresh Gad natural; It is lost aass.hlr nor Workouts ha Its effects. but pleasant
sad setrsshlug, it cleans the scalp, and gives tone, !wIuty and naturalness to the hair 11 pro-
motes lux urtous growth and prevents premature de'uay
Price 50 Ces1.to PEr Mottle
GEORGE RIITNTAS,
.&c - Np FOR GODERIOfi_
THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE SEASON.
J.0 . DETLOR&CO LL PAPER
CLEARING SALE OF
BOOTS and SHOES
--AT-
JOHN ACHESON'S
As 1 am determined to go out of Gal
BRANCH OF MY BUSINESS.
1 will sell the balance of my stack CHEAP.
1' 0 T ACS0INT _
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
JAS SAUNDERS & SON.
-DEALERS IN—
STOVES & TINWARE
Have de cured to one their entire Meek of clearing prices. for lash. For the neat fit days
they wit sell at prices that will sat/mist' all.
COME AND BEE THE 3EIA..1=L NS_
And you will be sure to buy. Their stock Is now complete, their Mr. J. C. i)etlor !.,• ing re
Gently purchased in Montreal an immense atoek of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods at Lowest Cash Prices.
Splendid value in Velveteen. Prints by the piece at less thv-, regular wholesale o:res.
Come and see those cheap prints. Bargains fa check and fancy shirting', and
brows ducks. Bigger bargains in brown Holla.a. The biggest
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
Full Lines In the latest styles in Parasols. Laces. ging s all Kmb•oiderie4 at ne•trly half
price. Canadian and Scotch Tweeds. French Worsted Coetin{a, LadiesClothsand Ulaterings
at Unheard of Prices. These goods must be soli. an I tti p:•ices at which they are placed
must clear them out in a short time. Hosiery at prices 10 clear, Hate at panic prices. A
special line of Tewels (pure linen) at nearly half price, 50 dov+n 3 -Button KM Gloves, Import-
ed direct, at 25 per cent, less than regular prices. 50 Tweed Vests at 1.50, regular price $W-
Godericb, Aprl1 13th 1882. J. 0_ DE/LOR 8t OO_
Ha. ung engaged the services of MIt. THOS. 1). JOHNSON oho has bad twelve years exper-
ience to some of the Inst shops (anadn, We are now prepared to attend to
ALL KINDS OF TINWORK.
On Shorte.t Notice titiafactlon urantecd. in Fancy Goats, we have new arrivals
W ALL FAPE'wRoSf `au the Lacs; Ku,fhie::.
WINDOW BLIND,
FANO Sr BASKETS_
G aal a ehok, Ir t, f
RAMI Y' c .c "ZR=AGES_
VERY CHEAP. NEXT D001t TO TIIE POST OFFICE.
1882 -SPRING -1828
Our Spring Iffiportalions are DOW 111 Stoc
SPII!G
iiirl SUMMER SOITS Every Department is Now Complete.
LATESTSTyLES.COLBORNE BROS.
It affords us pleasure, through thia Circular, to thank our numerous Customers
H G- Ta 13 Li
N T 1 O h
for the very liberal mess. patronage extended us during the and a,hulf years which
t se have been in business.
Our sales are increasing daily, a sufficient proof that we die our business right,
Fashionable Tailor, West Street, Goderich. and give our customers good value for their money.
Our Spring Goods are now all in stock, and present a completeness far in advance
of anything we have shown before.
ACHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM.emeet the growing requirementsof our business, our purchases have been
larger than heretofore in every
Trade Mark Regtatered.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
lh , oaual observation, we nod all land
speculators have a clear head Rod watch the
ops and downs of property, thus making
llrge fortunes. But the whole secret is. they
keep the system in a healthy- condition by the
use of
TSF: lemon OF THE 'WALLET tefN(•t\E.
We can safely say that hundreds come to us
for the great hung and blood purifier before
going t.
We could f
give thousands of the st. Head the nsame kind nif
it were ne•rewaary.
"I certify that 1 was troubled with ('atan-b
in the bead, gathering of phlegm In thethroat,
choking and coughing at night for year*. so I
could not ehrp, often troubled with dun, life-
less feelings. pans in the chest and back.
After giving hundreds of dollars to doctors,
and giving up all hopes, i tried the PRtoe or
THR VALLty, and am now able to do my work
after seven year's sicknewo."
MRS. JAMES McNRI1.
202 Simeoe Street. London, Ont.
"The above statement$of my wife's is cor-
rect.
J•MIZEI McNRtL.
For sacs by all druggists• mannfactureel by
Prat. A. M. Shrievee. London, Ont. Sample
package 25 cow; five for $1.00. Can be had in
(;oderifh of the following druggists: Joao
Rood. J . Wi4+a. F. Jer'da■. Geo,l y.
.l!atas. sail!. A. smut.
;PPP ;;MtlItN
LOOK IN AT
Sheppard's Book Sore
i-1,1; 1 Ill•.AI'
Kro K
LAWN TENNIS.
AN f►
TRIC CLES.
TAXIS MMAILL. ARCHITECT, Qc
eOlder. Creak's Mock. klssetow et.. pawl.
rteh. Plans and it ifleatl.na rswn correct -
IT, carpenters' plkwitiwee's and nssann's work
meaenrwl ►ad esfaw,t
TURNIP SEED
1 have on hand a fresh Enpply of
BRUCE'S SELECTED
EAST LOTHIAN.
SKERVING'S IMPROVED.
CARTER'S IMPERIAL.
SUTTON'S CHAMPION.
BANGHOLME'S.
YELLOW ABERDEEN.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, 7!1L -
LET, BUCKWHEAT.
S. SLOAINT E;
Corner o: Hamilton Gad Virtu.,;.
Gode-ria: _ hIIGb.
SEEDS FOR 1882.
Thanking tl.t public for past 'a. „- . 1 taae
pleasure in elating that I hay c• en hand a
BETTER `ToC•K THAN EVER
of ehok•e t( ..u. Barley, Peas. (,rete. 7a-.'. PAE'ASOLSS HOSIERY & GLOVES
('loyfraeod Timothy, 1'ea Vine l'bcer. A:afL'e '
and Lawn (.rant
We Show an Immense Stock of Prints in all the New Designs,
Our 10 Ceut Line is Great Value.
R (2! () D S,
int Great Varit1y, in plain all wt,oh. watered, brocaded and checked, from 12}c
In Black and Colored Cashmeres wo Defy Competition
e are showing a large :aitge of Cottc-.ne, Linens, Shirtino,s, Ducks, Denims, Union
Tweeds, All -Wool Tweeds and Ci,Sti nga.
Silks ar,d Satin, Plain and 'Watered,
1 N BLACK AND COLORS.
IN SMALL STARE OUR -' TOCK IS VERY COMPLETE
Leree me
SPLENDID VALUE
IMPORTED BUCK OATS CLOTHING MADE TO ORD' ;R
A tirst elms moor' Merit of
FIELD, GARDEN & FL( )WER SEEDS
ec•1rfJM with great fare from the test seed
bonne, In the renniry; Highest price Paid for Butter & Eggs
.
COMPTON'S SURPRISE CORN. I C _, 0 17Z1NT =
The host field corn yet introe!tced. _
ill/DF:RICH.
NEW POTJ T O E
WHiTE DOSE, ST. PATRICK. and WHITE
ELEPHANT. Moo a good selection of all , es!gffln ether varieties
CARTER'S MAMMOTH MANGOLOS 1
The bc•wi and heaviest cropper grow'r.-
N. H. Thorough enitivattnn and good eco :
ensures .%14.C4.1111 in farming. if you want a- ,•
of the ahoy,. 1 have them all genuine.
JAMES McNAIR•
llamilto
McCOLL BROS & CO.
TORONTO_
MANUFACTURER
-0F
LARDINE OIL
ANI)
CYLINDER OIL•
Four Medals and three Zionists •warded
taws ism rear lot the Int
tines In
the Dominion
MANUFACTURERS.
And all toes
Itter byyA inoltu,nrtnaanl1t,, f. Oet h
wsNer0
k.tlew teeabltInAlrw.It,tlwiNbnRpw•wwtd
t►-
theta,
McColl Bros & Co Toronto
Tie
,
Inrdine Is for sale la Ooderlch by
R. W. McKEItiZiR, G. H. PARSONS,
C CRAKE, and D 1C RTRACHAN.
engem
:.ow :a the t.me, if you w •.i, ,,,,. •.r two nice rooms at home, to see Butler's room papers.
He has over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs,
Besstaul eolora and at priceslery than very ranch inferior goods. ('a;1 and Ger tii.•is. tile,
are the bowl value to town. and must betudd.
The Ifrs1 Sprilloi
i it PiIIEuo FshAs
At vfrzl R-1_
SEEDS SLEDS!
.It'+T RECEIVEi. AT THE
Meclical Rall, Ci-oc erich
.4 larre, and well Assorted stock of fre.h
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds,
Both la hulk and ,n psi-ke,* i'ur, ha.ed from one of !he eldest end MOM. reliable e•-fd..o,.a
.n the Dominionwild and will he aaat ('stalc.ee
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Drigg
Wholesale and Retail healer in irroatp, ('itemirals. Ilya Ji n(vt. H.e o..s/ (atlw
I'br.lelsa.' P ..rrintie.. 7MMt Art,* • ••
Toiling R
sed out a
M and (1
►r'a Gifts.