The Huron Signal, 1884-2-22, Page 8..4 _1. xii4.ir
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TU HURON SIGNAL MAY. FEL It. lam.
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GR,EAT BARGAINS FOR CASA
OM
THE PEOPLE'S STORE, GODERICH
A LARC3E I'�CICI OF NEW O�€D.
OOMPRIBINO
Ready -Made Clothing, Hats and Caps,
A FULL LINE OF STAPLE DRY GOODS
Which he is prepared to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest for CASH. Good Value Given in Every Line.
GRAND C3r-RAMARINGSALE Z
THE 8VH8ORIHER I8 A..1.80 oI R A RINCA OWN`
THE REMAINDER OF HIS WINTER STOCK AT RAVY DISCOUNT PRICES
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OVERCOATS previously sold for $6, $8 and $10, can now be had for $4, $6 and $8 respectively.
SIIITING CLOTHS, which ranged from 65c. to $1, have been reduced to from 50c. to 80c., and other
goods in proportion. Call and inspect the Goods and Prices whether you buy or not.
IF YOU WANT BARGAINS CALL AT "THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Goderich, Feb. 21, 1884. W_ H_ RIDLEY, Corner of Kingston -Bt. and the Square.
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4 bnsn.
The Presbyterians purpose holding a
tea -tweeting shortly.
Robert Stalker has purchased the lot
on which the old school stands, and is
building a dwelling thereon.
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The Good Templars intend holding an
open meeting in their hall on Fnday
evening of nett week Mr. Thos. Mc-
Gillicuddy of Tug Stora[., will deliver
a address. An interesting programme
of Susie, etc., has also been prepared
Several of our Foresters attended the
'u_pps sd gr avers by the itlyth Court .on
.edneevening.
Samuel �t has 'leen flirtation; clover
Ind part ot this week and nearly all of
Porter'ta ffi11.
A big turnout is expected at the tea -
meeting to -night.
On Thursday evening, the 14th inst..
(Vadsntine's day) there was a large gath-
ering of young Mks to plan for the pro-
posed A genial bachelor
from fl .plop was installed as chairman,
and he was privileged to see shone of the
missives received that day by the fair
ones of the Hill. The richest feature of
tie glair was the receipt of • valentine
rspwnting a patent cradle, which fell
to the tet of • peeteateat lewd kaehelts.
He was told to consult the magic cup
for dir.ctiot.s as to future needs, and
the merry puffy joked him about the
coming "harvest.'
Paramount.
One of the most interesting entertain.
mania we have had the pleasure of et-
a..riltg in this vicinity for some time,
virs.; the one held in the union school
.ie.ec • on Thursday evening lest, under
num sa: spiess of the Farmers' Wreath
The chair was ably filled by
'� Stader of the (*-der. The
.Asst wrier tie the evening was the refresh-
ments sowed 'ip by the ladies in an ex,
.edbet style, which did very much
eseiit W tie wives and daughters of the
ftaemin in this ti.. ighborhood. After
l
use had dome mice to the eata-
bles
ata-
Y
j Ss the following per. -seams was Rope
through with :-Chairutmet • speech, fol-
lowed by singing fawn the . - "R ; a rreei-
t•ties entitled "TM Seige e1 . 'ock��e
itj 8.f!. Reid : quartette, ,liMtw. W
the Farm,
nor ; reading frier ,,by
Risherd. ; song. "Let the Angelo ji '
ditaia Mur oeh and 1<diti M
Value by Andrew Melwllaa ; si
obeli ; rib by Alla Merdtah, '
w.Bty ,. fotbswed 17 a speech
prof gm O. 1 ____ e : • team solo,
O. Ytudeah :
sod teems
Aniske-
a.d
"The Ivy Oreaw," by;
1•1=b J. Mamas,
•'Sand the filemags• te
Harry porton .atill
�grr
by lllar
chars, "Only a Workini; Maf Child_
eOOOi�ppy� g y J Agnew w, !Hilliard mod
Ansi. McLellan ; saiw, "The NEW
OaMa," by J W. 1110Ip ed Mier the'
,mal votes of ,bash. 4h. asesting was
en .*tae b MSA " corer
Homo.t y • ...hq r. .t11 t•eeeted for
their buw r he i.,e '• oui; hazels tbM
frets Won Mica.
John Shaw visited the Forest City on
business last week.
There was • oonsiderable influx of mail
matter at the post Aloe last week, as
valentines were numerous. The recipi-
ents were merry over their missives.
S. B. Williams and B K. Allen vts:te.l
the bright little spot known as P..rter
Hill last week. [They stay that the for-
mer left a big ()tinier o1 Lis heart behind
him on the 14th. Sc..te •.' a for the
Porter's Hill maidens. j
Tth.
The Rsrinr paid its vale lictory to
Blyth last Friday. It ha, now gone to
N'ingham, and will in future Ix known
as the Winghani f i heti. 131yk1i u n.•w
without a paper.
N. B. Mallur7 left t..wtt • `.f.,.,,_.,y
to attend a session of the A. 0. U. W. at
Guelph. He is a delegate of the Blyth
branch of that order.
F. Metcalfe attended a session ot the
Royal Tempters of Temperance at Ham-
ilton last week. He reports times in the
city as being dull.
unbar*.
John Chiebvlei end Joules Foley, wjlb
a cargo of precious freight, en joyeds s
pleasant drive to Henry Young's, Gode-
rich ',township, where, with friends al-
ready asseesbled, a happy time was .pent
in a social hop.
John Linklater u now drawing the
stone for the foundation of the new barn
he intends building during the summer.
Our township fathers have flung the
mantle of pound -keeper over the should-
ers of Janes Liinklater for 1884, and the
trying functions of pathmaster falls to
the lot of James and John Horton. The
latter is also mustered amongst the fence -
viewers.
S. B. Williams, of Dunlop, attended
the S. S. eionvsutios at Clinton as repre-
sentative of the Presbyterian 8. 8. of
this place. and Rives s pleaaigg account
of its workings
W. Stilling visited friends at Puttee's
Hill last week.
Tuners. -Our mem. Deolop should
stop bowing about lambs. A ewe belong-
ing to D.W. MMManoa,of Lakcvww farm,
Rave birth to three Iambs on the 14th
instant, and alt ase thriving. Our farm-
ers c-...1 atwr s get • batter Aggro for
sheep from the bttebers thaw ms our
sank" corrin, any day of the weak.
's motiesd the ebeerfel
o McAllister, who ieafter a vY seg tl e
'mina Banes.* of emend years
a
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II The Toronto News (Independent)
rmaking oa the modes question say. :
Any ma who hes traveled much- no
the great railway lines, asst kept hie eyes
and ears open, now. that there is a
modes. '•
Loses Island City. Feb 18. -'M
negro. Rsgg, who eamp.d last evening.
was eoaataed in . cell at the MOM hellos
here He Hinson .w as the jail-
or was his medicine he
epos Mrs, him
and after • deepest* strangle resehed
the emrYor. Here e: -Mani )pe Bele.
win sit lett S • nBtseaewili �an-
• dN1
and
d firem a mead
.- mpg, komme, t� eir
spans eatg�mIds
Maks w Zhu timgmad edn lily
fell twmnti flat to the you* and net kiss SMB ria
TH8 WORLD OVER.
'*Rev. Dr. Wilson was tendered'' pub-
lic reception at Kingston last week. and
presented with a purse of 9800.
The petition against rhe celur:1 ..1 I.
.1. i ,.ul.l, M.PP. f• r North t 'wan... has
been dismissed
Aiiietivan flacon imported int•. France
ie to be •ubje t., official inspect' at
p ,rte •.t entry.
A Philadelphia firm was tined J100
for publishing an advertisement ritnilsr
to a I...atA a stamp.
A convention has helm called to inset
a• .Vintttpet; ,•n Match 5. to coroQuer
Provincial t;rievae c.•..
There is .uteu.-• •' .:nt.nent in the
Nord').' est over •'.e 1.10.ure .,f :h. mis.
sion .4 the Pr,.+iuc:•1 •,ele_.ers to t)t
t tea.
The vote in Beane.% le .•n rile (1i tan+.
Tea.l.eranee Act resulted in the defeat of
the prohibition by -1:.w by a majority of
four.
A Mm ll..ttashe l...1 Hati.;t .0. sea•
poisoned by wipinz, he: face . ith a l;an.1-
kerchief upon which rat !,.limn had been
spillet.
A royal owmmiasion Inas been appoint-
ed to enquire into the condition of the
dwellings of the poor in the United'
Kingdom. •
R. J. Dawson, of Clinton, defeated
Sandford Milia, of Guelph in s hv.t•mile
skate at th- latter place Mont(ay night.
Time, ..`0 minutes, 49 seconds.
Elia. Ling, formed,/a resident ref
Freeport, Ill., b u been ynched in C010 -
redo. He pretends+ to be a physician
and prescribed medicine which killed i
man.
Ric:.ar•l McKee, of the 14th con. of
McKil!.,p, recently sold • very One
throughbred Durham bull calf to R.
Johnston, East Wwanoxh, for th. sum
of $109.
Mrs. Angelique Cutnlan died at Cape
Belli, N. B., on the Gth inst.. at the ape
of 106 years, ono month and sit days.
She was undoubtedly the oldest inhabi-
tant of the Maritime Province*.
Enthusiastic Scott Aet meetings were
held in East Zona on Friday night, and
at Norwich on Monday night, at both of
which all present unanimously pledged
themselves to support the Act.
Mr. Thomas Ballantyne, M.PP., of
Stratford, and Prof. J. B. Harris, the
well-known cheese man, leave for Scot-
land in a couple of weeks. The latter
goes in the c.pacity of instruct .r iu the
Scottish dais -s.
The fine of two hundred dollars remit -
17 imposed ...1 a :Ilethodist utiuister .4
Halifax, N.1., for performing the mar-
riage ceremony in the absence of the re-
quisite license, was yesterday paid to the
prosecuting at'ur..sy.
t tit Thursday of list week Alex. Craw -
1 •r 1, jr . had tie misfortune t.. badly
cat 1.4 f•. .t whil.. •orkutg in the woods
u• rt i of t:orriu. lie will be laid up by
Coe •e-ciueot, alt!.•.:.lh the wound is out
rons..leraa dui:.en,ns .•tie.
ti.ru lull' •1 Nortbcote a sort and osier,
met, der..d Cie National C.wtaervutive
1-,:i . , r'. r'.t.•'...•.•eaaion .un eeeeent of
1.. ,.1 Randolph Churchill's elertiot,o as
!,resident. thus unbolting his succession
to the .e.idedhip ..f the Conservative
lin AY.
11 i • Excellency the GGoverttur-General,
in acknowledging his thanks to the
Mayr and citizens of Montreal for the
h,•auitablu reception accorded hiss and
Lady Lanaduwue ou their visit to the
caniival, generously sent a cheque for
fie.' hundred dollars for the poor of the
city
0 i *Ada);morning • eolowrtd man
named Jo6o onad was Mrnd by op*
*wine of No. 8 expires eargeg net M
Pius Bridge, near Chatham. The un-
fortunate man was hurledtro•rtbs.trse-
tun upon the solid ice below, • diatas.s
of twenty-five feet, and stlietg open his
had was instantly killed.
G. H M. Johnson, a distinguished
and highly respected Mohawk Chid,
diad at his residence, Chiebwoud, near
Onondaga last evening. Deceased was
& recognised leader in all things
pertain-
ing to the welfare of the tin baticela-
dians, and his cunnd will be greedy
mimed by them. He was 0 jests of
The Brantford C .()sal as Monday
night resolved to seers* tie .enWenl
oiler of Mr. J. H. Stratford to present
the corporation with a Aospitel *Wing
and grounds. The aid of the site slid
buildings, which wi I be empletely
equipped with every modern
bit the comfort of invalids, is
at $18,00X1.
The will of Ool. Hurt, a millionaire
lumberman, of Rtteoomwa.s a.., Ilii.
has diaslesed that he W 1 bi • of
0,000 to Caroline Brune, maw of
*biter sa Ward, and similar ameentaM
Illi Perkins and J4.k Mingo East
was a lover of humor. and owned an oa-
tm literature.
library + mai*madmai*of hamere
0.,plychian, diKitty ed MeaWeems,
day afier silted
Wass. The body was ph sed ins vault
1M�gnlirlabr . monk* sensed wideness of
knelt* ea the glass el Miss oilm.er'.
seen The b.iry w.s removed and ef-
fork made to restore the body. hut lifeb-
oat a-.--_ The flare is gushed .tell the
Minas limp- )-Tbho bopderymwas
w�az-
mined
time 'bridges,
deed and by
th
in e ens
Mrs. Scrum Lassoo, charged with
poisoning John Ovild, was found guilty
et murder in the Ikea degree at liege -
gun, Miok. Her husband awaits trial on
the setts. (Mild was sixty gears
of tyre and a farm to Mr.. L.noo
on condition that rte should tarnish him
a house during We. 8e died suddenly
on 4ugnat 1st, and a past sour*ta disetos-
ed death by a Aub of "&.nth ort Itab."
The crime was imputed to the Larsuns.
lit a relent lector* Mr. Walker. ILD ,
claimed that__ 1the bieysle was one ..f the
most wonderful intenrnlsa ..f imides„em
tines. It was a great temperance re-
former, because it was impossible
for a own ti tide his bicycle if he
was otheewiell than Sober. It was •
great mduoslitrsal reformer, because it
enabled persons to go frees one end of
the country to the ether in a fortnight
M little expense, and spend their hell -
days In a reseos•ble sad rational man-
ner
The Pruahyte isa Records Winnipeg
correspondent writes that the &Men
eievaoees are bumming formidable
It atoms, dirsetl , oar missionaries
Whatever in parties may my. it
is net political. In Tuttle Mountain
disteiet-a large regime- -many of the
have Maid to es -'We would wile
y eoetr ibnt. for shwa* porpoise bid
we base not a dollar.' The fumes sl-
ier that their Firmness arise from .soh
amiss as t6.ii-:- -Laid Talky mistakes,
by
which torr-nWwr
e� actual a.tt1w ;
on implements :
MOSS- complainte
have a monopoly et
Oako, Feb. 1A. -El
ed the circumcision of
ma be
umed is
treses. FFrrom fear of
Ma surrounded
Visitors are permitted
ea all fours, •ad res
at eoesider hb
priests amilaymana
d a
position.A
was have Memom
missive meta*
frnst the Ch
straw hulpoidgiie the
Slate eta f
Hair seem albvkera,
b the army or sold to
0. ..tit was
reesndv made by G.
It. Mfg Dallis ter
t fasts
Onandfw i}lirtb.a.w,
hereby • RIO
pin ism Irmo es be
=ewhielt woes
et P. 0. Allen's ahs
was eeeviN.i
respeatdreg W.
Ica/ weak be
the relit 1mm
hie anisimmina
wie
tis
elleMe m not one
Casts were sated
the advantage
Mimesis" duty
Milkers' griev-
certaia paellas
Brain a.rkst."
'has d
pakten i.t rihcr-
LI 1....hdi
with 1 astir tarda
appes•oh cal
must monis
Christie min.
: nen, two
in • most de -
priest and a
mans They
and dwell apart
latter live in
and are dee-
sod
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fletindny at
the tionvistior
Disko. against
verWkt$ • Asir
the ease we well
h
a amine
ware* mod ether
reel to Me Maims
of blase ia a
b the wisdom
stem Dedde
Xaying advertise
1moved
Me e.evMlen and
with
Ib eines la net
statute, asst that rte
runes but of skill
i ce,.•-tliri"4*
groats.
t■ • the tock teat., the was of
Mr. wea. JrftraiOw ere eta
MM.
la tetl. Qllkwt wet If yews.
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