The Huron Signal, 1883-04-06, Page 51'
rim HURON S1cN
FIU1)11 , ',FRIT. 6. 188:,
Daa4aaaoa.
Hey. Jam. Carrie was absent during t 1 • NES SPRING GOODS.
tart wank . Carri friends ►u dudou.
Mrs. Wilson, our villas : milliner, was
Away to London last we : selecting her _
.pring stook of fancy gruels
'v. Mr. Wilkie, of Belgrave, oecupl d
the pulpit tit the Presbyterian church
here on Sunday 1 st.
The trustees of the English church,
Dere intend disposing of their parsonage,
sed cuwtemplate establiadiag their min-
ister's home in the village.
The sleighing in this vicinity is jest
, bout played nut ; avid duriulg the past
iew days scarcely anythin but wheeled
i i are to be seen on the utad.
Rev. Mr. Leituh and f .lully took their
toppaarture from here Last weak for Point
Edward, where the rev. gentleman en-
• en ou his new field of labor.
Dungannon is t., have a pew tailor and
new shoemnaker. [loth gentlemen come
.tn hly recommended sad may be sure of
t fair share t,f publia'patronage.
A gentletnau named the remark is tau
f our stores a few daps situ that he salt
_tertain that the snow would g•, away this
'+pring without a thaw. It is needless to
remark that that Iran Wall hruugltt.up in
a city.
The Presbyterian mantOtegutinu have
sectored the services eI a ktudent „f Knox
Collage named Mr. Beattet, for the next
▪ m1•nths. He comes well recommend
ed, and it is to b& hoped he will meet
with every success.
There is a man who lives not 1000
nnesroleunganno1 1 , "
1 f D t who is an an, t^a-
Pit('IAL ATTENTION To THE
FOLLOWING LIME'S
Fttt•tor) t Regatt•. :red
Striped Shirti!Ic 'tot
slIAI)E ABOVE ('OST.
Prints in all the New 11e'•ignm,
JU rr "E "\.7 FD
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
AT J. ('. 1►ETI.(►1t &
SEVERAL BALED OF
TAPESTRY, WOVE ANI) UNI()N CARPETS,
AT 3. l', DETLOR g
1(1!('E LOT (11''
NNEW P_1T'I'ERN i.., t I v•1
.1'1'.1. ('. I ."1
NEW AND NOBBY SPRINtATHATS, ni.TLl2I� 1� C(>4
AN IMMENSE 7,T( )CK Of.'
nitiNs li f t
u•.
.y in the writing lino. He can write a [row the Lowest to the Fin -`t Fa- .7 r
beautiful bueiuess hand, but he is,aitivelj anti at prices that
Arms that he can't read one w.,1'1 of
xriting except his own name. In our
••stimation that knocks most .f the word-
. rs of this wonderful age endways.
Mr. P. F. Hamlin, who for the past
•ew years supplied the people of this
tillage and also a good many of the
ieighboring villages with their daily
read, has determined to seek a wider
.old of labor among the broad lands and
:entle hills of Dakota. Succors to you,
Peter.
Two old residents of this sect" 4
• ountry were taken away within the put
tow day's Mrs. Chas. (iirvin sr., who,
,tied after a very ah trt illness and Mrs. linte'ls and Cloths, the Largest
Ilalland. Beth were old residents and
cell known through thin section of coun-
try. It is also our melancholy duty this
week to chronicle the death of Flossie,
youngest child of Mr. James Whyard, of
'his village.
Dungannon now has a "rale" factory
.4 its own, viz, the Pad Factory. It
might be interesting to follow the history r
of a factory that employs six men and
keeps two commercial travellers constant-
y on the road. As soon as Messrs. -
Sickle & Brydees hui secured their pat-
•'nt they manufactured a number of am-
.les and started out to ascertain if pos. t
-ible how their patent would Inert the 1.
.iews of other harness makers in the -
l'n.vince. They found that with very
cw exceptions, other harness makers 0 -
.ere as well pleased with the idea :as c
it
they were themselves This enoturswe- -.
hent made them feel safe in undertaking; $s
he manufacture of the pad on a lamer •
-.ale. Although bonuses have been t8s
•ffere.l from other places if they would i
--rangier their operations from bare, yet
A•ith commendable patri,tism they de-
• erntino to give Dungannou the benefits
of their trade. There can be no doubt
• 'ut that success lies before them. The
.,at1 is of such a character that it only
seeds to be seen to bo appreciated ; con-
eequet.tly it is sure of a ready sale.
a
DEFY COMPETITION!
Medical
Hall -F JORDAN1----Chemie and
WHOLESALE_ AND RETAIL 1'EAt.E11 I l
2
W
77, r"•
- The Chicago House,
Dragglst, w=s-r_sm _, GO
THE FALL TRADE IN MILLINERY!
ONTARIO STEEL BARB FENCE COMPANY,
.err! , , ,., ./ I. r, 1'..!
\I.INI 1'.\C'I'l'I:I:1t� ill T11:: 1\1't:ii, . ; ul-I: 1,
l r
Four - Pointed Stet.:, Fencing
55 AND 57 RIGHMONr . T.
rot' W_ E. T!: r 1 ,
I INT
C. d a .i
Af3" AH
CLOTHING.
.1 - ATTENTION Ti '1111, i t,„
tS:\ 1.1i:tn- .\s:Still
l
Sri", GNI►LE-- VAtt1ETY.i l I .
teA
1. \TE'r DESIGNS,
"M: (: GOODS;
H.1Ti, se.1LI. THE i..tTb'T -Tl *Es.i1 1 %Nit 1VVItY RIZE7Vt!
tit I. I'.trnots'. )1.t1►E t e IN 0001) $ 1 '1 OTIC7
4Ni► .t FIT 0UAitAN ! ' ,' t't: .
_ , t.! ..' , .
NEW GFOODS, N EVJ' PRICES'
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Drew, chemicals, Dye st.1I1 . Horse and Cattle Medic it 1 s, Perfumery, Tollet Articles an
Pansy Goode.
sot, lite is %weepiaa oy, go
and dare before you die,
something nng hty and sub-
lime leave behind to conquer
a week in your own
{te• time. u J Sas Stock and Choicest Goods ore hay«.
outfit tree. No risk. Everything
ever had, and Price
new. Capital sot required. We will furnish
Right. you everything. Many are making terttteiss.
1 Ladies make as ouch as men. and boys sad
girls snake great pay. }tender. if yon waist.
business at which yon can make great pays'
the time, write for particulars to f1. HALLSTT
k Co.. Portland Maine.
We wish especially to lnentaon
Bhtc
k ('ahmeres, Black and Color-
-- - • eei ere:.+ Silks, and ('olor,A1 ;5nd
G.derita markets.
Whitt' Tablings
GOorXlC10. April 5. hews.
s heat. ilea11461 bush.
Cheat, ISprIngi ih hush
lour. w barrel..
late, l► bush .0 37 Of0 Sw
eaawbush 0 F N (7s
Carley. w bush... 0 M .r 0 SII
•'otatoes w bush ...• • .. 033 M 0 37
lay'. w ton ............. 7 50 re 8 So
Hueter. w 1........... O to e•+ a *J,
tt:
ggsaw dos. (unpaekexl• 0 Ili "r 0 It
harts, lv cwt.. 1 "' Over 100 Pieces
ten. w cwt n 7n .. o osl
• 1hop, w . 160 O0 " 1 7.1.
vl'OOt1.................... 3/41 " 1 00
Hiden
`heeosktns .
torn are•eeed 7 :to it on of Embroideries from .3 cents t. i
45 cents -the Cheapest Goods Of
the Kinin ever seen in town.
. 500Y e.I091
!+f .e :r
1 5n to 5011
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
COUNTY OP HURON.
In the matter of James Mahe s Mill Site
and Nater Priveleges, in the Village of Port
,Albert in the Cosmic of Huron, and of the
Act. Chapter 114 of the Revised Statutes of
ONario.
2'o ail whom it ',My concern.
Tate notice that on Mondry the Yard day of
April. A.D. 18&x, at ten o'clock in the foren000.
a petition will be present and an application
made on behalf of the said James Mahaf y, to
the Judge of the County Court of the County
of Hama, at his,rhaasbsrs to the Court House
ie M said County, praying that the said
; Janos his Y �and watt/
ybe mill ato inteki
petit -
at
sisat Its present height. and at which time
and jlacean order wall be asked for in the
! MMO at the prayer of t he raid petition.
Datad this 17th day of March A.D. 13.
seamsM. 0. CAMERON.,
18AAC Y=. TOMS. }Solicitor for themad
l�1�e C. l'. Huron. I Jame.2.labaffy,
1
t.
SEEDS!
SEEDS.
Late jast.to hand a full supply of
WILBnON'S
1E('111111i'11 DIV Slet
ROWN'S BALSAM.
Has now opened at that Ilcallquartcrs 1.1 fashion, t' !' House,
and 1 ant now in a position to state that tin• Intea 1s • -•I ntnterial
an,1 most reasonable prices can be found there. Fi-erything in the
Millinery line in Misses, Young I...dies, ".ar1'7 :til! .1'itio}; Wear it
on view at the Chicago How4e. A particularly the. tine in Widows'
Caps can he seen.
MISS WILKINSON is also agent for Iluttt'rie k'" Fc tt( rns, and
Parker's Stearn Dye Works, Toronto.
l "ReuirntLer the place: THE CHICA(N) 11OiTSF \\'est -Street
O
WILD CHEFRRY BARK. N E W A R
FOR COUGHS, ('01.1,x. fife.
V LS
DIAM"`n "'F` SPRING &. SITM1IER gopos
BEST IN THE WORLD..
10C_ PRY?. PAC3KAGE.
04,
C7J<6.7: THE -LAD=ES' SAY 'T PIAT
THE .1)0A11N ION HAIR RESf110 1ER
-f ( ADE 13Y t. TAI'sCOTT, of Brantford pleasek theni better then any Itreparn-
7 `1 tion they ever used. It Is most refreshing in case of headache or feverishness of the
.• -asp. nna snakes Faded or Oray [lair n -;roue a charmingly iatnral end healthy appearance.
Scotch, Eulish, Dish & Canaaaiu Teeds
S3UGS3 DUNLOP
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS'
of 101 kinds. which 1 will •"1! eh" r,•
MY S'1OCK 01'
GROCERIES!
N1
hall seme-
n
RYY . DETROIT Mtow.
EYES:
OLD SORES,
u
ALL 5*
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
cures Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Rhenmatle
Gout, General Debility. Catarrh, and all
disorder% caused by a thin and impoverished,
In all other Departments our stock or corrupted, condition of the blood; expelling
the Dtoo4p(is014, from the system, enriching
lA complete, and Prices a4 low as and renes Ir,g Ile' blood, and r.••W::ug 11, r,ta4
the lowest.
.suint pea. -.
1)urit.g , long 1s•na1 cf .in . ralleled use ' . -
nec., .\t1 a•A KA t•AI•ARILI..t has proven .I1
perfect alaptatlou to the eur' of all d.aeae..
.•riginatlu ; In poor blood and:. weakened vitality. i
12 is . highly e'nees titrated estraet of Sarsa-
parilla and other 1,1.'41.1 -purifying ronta.
' combined with iodi.te of Potassium. and
iron. anal is el.e safest. writ reliable, and nit •t
emu"nn'•al rbs,.1-;.urtSer ALA bi,od-f 'od frit
oar is• u•. ,!. �
A 1 ','n lete Stock of t iroceries,
I► Inaammatory Rheumatnias Cured.
•• At I. WA SA
our
Fresh and Well Selected. 50 cent Japan Te
Cockery & 1ass*are
of all kind. at lowest poeaadte prices.
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
I1 he Bet
1 Prior
Geo.H.OId.
Sonaorial.
deserve,. special mention
5 Lbs of Tea for
i
tied PjyQ'.. b A L reibrill
PAilr
lisMg Shawls, Parinr Naar
}p�aat toeeull 7;.. MP
ae�
111.A Ass cried sae of the
ludammatery iil.cuw.atsm, srtb whish 1 has..
•� .,aTer, .l f..• ran) yaar% W. I!. MOORs.'.
Uarl,a,. 1w., arch
�'sice SC Cents' 15ez cIt•1e r
GEORGE =MTh, Ea,
AGENT FOR C r.): HI
art r• U•F. i♦ TIIE
1rf 1 r11T' F I) T[[l I�0[ 1 l 0� HUI OVINNOHAMECIueT
oat and Lung pis -*ss 11 1
DP. WILSONS PULMONARY wt l :'rel•'eci.led to manafacture
CHERRY BALSAM RRAPING AND MOWIN'Q MA.CI3I1'P7!S,
in et viuection with our Plow business for the year 188:1, which for tunteinil and
tv ikmanellip will he second to nne. Do not tics your orders for reapers or ntow-
cr•i until you see those manufactured by us. We will attend all tho seting fairs in
County, which will give the farnleta it good opportunity t.' inspect our machines.
We will warrant our machines to do an good work as any other trade. \Co will al-
so have a number of paid
t,EN'1 LEMEN, -By request of a large number tit. the yeomen of the County
cot- '-ave Prevented
Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Bottle.
Two Bottles In One, 40c.
J. W. BRAYLEY, MONTREAL.
LAND x- 0LLER9
t oe IU` UHF, APER 111 1N EVER
).AT Tt117
Oldest Established House
1 THE CO VN i"Sr
.
aatit.-. r;blwins, a;! wool Frcneh
cahlimcres, factory and bleached cotton.
print.. tee.. at Ions than wholesale prices.
Scotch and 1 sr,adiiin tw1'ed% at whole%ale
prices. i►uete.,ottonades sc. ter} low.
GROCERIES
•
Before you buy of pelt ti. or 51142.r• try
Imyteas. l ountr H> tun 2.1 warranted pure
hm facts. per pound up. 111sek teas at Vets.
equal to moot 5e.•t, tea sold. My [Oct. Hock
. tea. worth (tete.. tinct imported at 75e1s. per
' pound. Ail •pie.A sold by ter, warrented pare.
"Fight yes:sags 1 bad an attack et Rheums.
a tlfee
HARD
wrse Bret IuSId.aMtanyelrewntbst.'1. 1 hold in stock a large sa%ortveent. of h•r
etr eves. ',whom h 1 Med aewv.ral rem.dte• i ,ren, steel, alts. paints, oils. g1ass together
without mnrW 15 rote este(, wool 1 t..' k A,ru'• wit h a general assortment of shelf hareiwsr'.
▪ Marae4LLA. by ese UPS ret ton M4tler ..f and the•
""�II reit l~r% n`� `- CORN SHELLER
which
for the Sprint! rude.
COOKING- STOVb3S
t lwaya .0l hand, And w ill be sold cheap for rash, or be exchan'_eel for wood. Cash
paid for old iron. SEEOMiLLEIt fi. 00.
(.rslericli Foundry.
CHEAP HARDWARE rr.' =E.
New Firm! New Goods! Neo\, Frices.
WART STORE_ I
w�llk• Ills lYsrMlsmm Mnee I .. rel.t
mror wf re nit! A. avid
ti
tr. The mant
issellle�~ lsa be Ibis vleinity en.
t tne.dlelno ever
3i;'et'»tleadlb' s the tes1140,41F.I' HARRIa
1I /1"10111114 laced. Mar.. May Lt, pin/J O.
'• TAM Marsh 1 sag so weak 'r. m tpnerrpal de-
bit*,1 •nail net walk rrtt►minsa sip. dol
lewfia4 t .ea.WsM a f nerd. 1 "net
Aayse abnttles 1 ea *01.1.5.and ever dl 1 bel We
teen[ r letur i Ile elylad e
youe.
('.Ver Saw 1'lr the ! i kW. awe as ass sow for two months, and
Mak y..r MatMawaalLtA The greatest 14'sw1
re'd1eW Menr,...
PIOst I at., New York. July 1f, WSJ.
lyrics 4.AgempAgnan safe 1{erneelti and
all eerefale.s Cauddlidalla. OEry.Ipelaa. Ee.
meet. R intwnevn. 0Aribe.. Sore's, Rwl1s.
tresses. and Raapt/•rdt Use akin. It deers
lbw Weed et .Il 1sslper0Ysa, site dytmas:a, alias
s
lean 4km aroma et Oat INK Ilea M.. .seems
vitally and iso- al r( slag
COLBORNE BROS
tnlnmmalas stn
Dr J C Ayer 41 Co Lowell, Mass. l mite �+$$
e. r
the , ,nt,ent of Ameriea. tries noir eve
dellarr. Urine in sense eon owl% , l% and try 11.
1
a91d Ire all Ib,atmisb twine SI. rex betties. Ia e
•#'1D3'.11 1(11
elQU'ANF
\Lir, h. 1.:. .1us1 received a choice assortment of table yet ler) to • '3 i• i,. • :. • , i-::•rs
razor.. In th.•s,- lines 1 nm nearing a fled class article; In ho'h R•att' ,: 0 t I,.1,•'5 w-..nr'5 make,
Shetneld. )'ng.. Tome and nee my Ivory handled knivea end forks .w.ti1. ' icle and dessert
I'Isted, ditto. .1140 beet bone handled, buck horn, au 1 comptaitiu" i . , ... I.IAi vers to
match in .'very quality•
in knives and forks for teraeral use 1 have nnwnkst other., a vari.• ' •"1 t troushent,
handle and blade. with amain site roe, biking,.
[..pet ial t alne in table, dcaert, and tee notion..-oi,c•thieg new in . 1 lInrder than
*Over. cheaper, and les,ka just as well. Clear white I rouai.. „t 114,? int. to .one! them.
whether von mese to buy or not. No tremble t.. .how v.'twte.
Farmers and others wanting a buggy call in and are the I•:nrcta r'•art, e made by 1h
Guelph carriage floods Co. Easy riding and cheap.
Sarnia Agricultural Implement Manufacturing Cei iiia y.
LIMITED
MAN JFACTTJREftS CSF
Reapers, Mowers, Bad. s & Thes'Zcr.
Seo. the Dominion Separator before 3 ou Pnrel Ar '•. The Easiest
Hing, Simplest, and Moot, Durable Mn' hi' in the Marlirt.
Ii.IV14; A. N'r' vk• A 1 r1 li►
llddrese at Once C31001121t3F: A. ROBB,
oteeral Ac'etlt. ().Jetr:,