The Huron Signal, 1884-5-30, Page 5r; t HURON SIGN.a FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1804
Maitland Temple smut about a doyen
of its members as delegates to the Sonat
act nuerting held in Clinton on Ti.• ,day.
Messrs Young, McDonald and $j
tou c•.mtuenctal their contract of
bcildugi the cribwurk for the 160w bridge.
(]teat preparation* are bider road. fur
the Fureaters' picnic to be held in
Syu.iuptow's grove text Friday. Eleven
amus are espeoted to be is atteodutce
All are Invited.
Port ulst.
Tan Bu.. Ftaruualt.-Mr. John
Pellow, of Stratford, says the .`:«ran,
has returned home after a fishing clone,
sion of two weeks at Port Albert. A
week ago he expressed to 111r. Trow, M.
P., and other eId friends a large box -of
black bass, mullets. he., severel of which
weighed Ir,at 4 to 7 lbs. He a's.. ship-
ped un Wsduretlay a Targe box to Mr. A.
Smith 1Stratford tannery) and Mr. C.
Lan (sx-alderwani He made an extra
catch and in doliy:hied was he with his
success that he was determined t.. de-
liver them personally to Mr. Trow, Mr.
Davidson and others. Many of the fish
exceeded in weight times previously sent
and several measured over two feet in
length. The finuy tribe were all caught
with small hook and line. A friend mug-
gy/its the advisability of taking lodgings
for Mr. P.11ow at. Port Albert, in order
that he may furnish the whole town with
fresh fish during the season. The sug-
gestion is a good one, and we hope Mr.
Penner will acquiesce.
lab
Wm. Strachan returned by boat on
Saturday. from Sault Ste. Marie, where
he bad spent the winter with relatives. stobareagreedJas.Sauners & SOil u-oderich Foundry.
• Robs Foley has sloe gratitude of the
three fuzes last �w }eek. The animals E , p good pa
FASHIONABLE CHECKED SILKS MRS. SALKELD
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO
PI _T\ TPORD,
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Having secured a very Decided Bargain in the New Fashionable Checked Silks, we are showing a Full
Range of Colouring at the Lowest Figured we have ever .ti en Duch good offered.
ALL WARRANTED PURE SILK.
6n, Checked Dress :Silks pit
. WORTH $1.00.?sc.
Checked Dress Silks . WORTS -I l$1..ae. .
WE WILL SEND SA1u�. oN �tCATION, sod Goode `by Van Oss o •ent
not proving satisfactory may be returned and money refunded. We have received this week:
Ladies' jerseys in all Colors. Ladies' jerseys Beautifully Braided.
Allis/
The New Turkish Crape, in Stripes and Plain,
Being the Latest thing out for Summer Costumes.
H_ W.323= -307.7R az CO.,
Brantford, April 17, 1884.
BRANTFORD.
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good wives of this ion, for capturing C3ODERIG'H_
Pt R The under•' ed. having purchased the Goderich Foundry anti Machine Shops, and having
et the same in repair, will take contracts for
were ensconsed in a bellow log.
Harry Horton. of Pararnoont, accom-
panist; by Angus Cook, visited this dace
last wee:. The latter gentleman is said
to have left a big corner of his heart be-
hind him.
Tag I. U. (1. T. Plc -.rte. -There is an
old proverb that whenever the fair sex
turn tout in force it will rain, but that
proverb was behind on Saturday after-
neoo, when 1.tr.G.T lodes, No. 213,
had its plc-nis. The grounds chosen
were on Daisyburn Farm. The swings.
securely fastened to the tall beaches,
were kept in motion by those devoted
ladies' men, C. Stewart, F. Linfield, and
Dave Cowan. Croquet was played on
the outskirts of the ground, while in an
open glade the boys kicked the bounding
foot ball to their beard content. After
supper a game of baa•bell was played by
teams commanded by Q. H. Williams
and Harry Horton, the latter being vie -
torn us. Quoitinte was not forgotten.
The little ones also had their sports, and
were amosing,thsosslvss coder the fath-
erly charge of J. G. Glutton and John
Horton. Our Dunlop confrere took
charge of the married ladies without gal-
lant escorts, and mads an extra pot of
tea of kis best brewing for them. The
ladies in charge of the lemonade, did
their business coolly, and to the pleasure
of all. The grounds were declared to be
the choicest spot for s pio-nic in the
vicinity, and the entire plc -nim was voted
a •teemsdi by e:l present. The pie-nis
committee dearer, thanks f..r they efforts
to Drake the affair what it was.
KtntalL
Seeding operations seems to he some-
what backward in this vicinity.
The Misses Ford, milliners, of this
place, added last week to their lance
stock a new consignment of goods which
cannot fail to please the ladies.
Tag 24x11. -The celebration held here
under the auspices of the Caledonian
Society rowed it grand success. At ao
early hoar crowds were to be seen pour-
ing in from all directions for the purpose
of having a grand day's sport and to get
a good cool breeze from the fresh water.
The sports throughout were well con-
tested for, especially the platform danc-
ing, which was done off in elegant .tyle,
several of the dancers appearu.g in High-
land costume. The following is a list of
successful persons whn obtained prizes in
the several gaates. Putting heavy stone
- lat. .1. Matheson. 33 ft, 101.; 2nd. J.
McPherson, 33 ft. 21 in.: 3rd W. Camer-
on, 32 ft. 11 in. Light stone -lot J.
McPherson, 43 ft. 92 tn.; 2nd J. Math-
ison, 41 ft 114 in.; 3rd W. Cameron,
46 ft 10 in. Hop step Mall jetty -1st F.
W. L.ttli, 38 ft 32 in.; 1St* Dingwall,
36 ft 10 in. ; 3rd J. Keen- -IK (1 ti} in.
Running longump-lot J. Dingwall ;
2nd F. W. Little ; 3rd A. McKay.
Standing high jump -1•t F. W. Little ;
2nd J. Anderson ; 3rd J. Dingwall.
Vaulting with pole -let J. Dinvwell'and
McLeod tis; 2nd Jaw. Anderson. Stand-
ing long jump -let Jas. Anderson. 9 ft
3 in.; 2nd J. McPher.nn, 9 ft 24 in.;
3rd F. W. Little 8 ft 94 in. nosing
saber gat J. J. Dalton : 2nd J. Mathe-
son ; 3rd R. McKenzie. 100 yard race
-1st T. W Little ; 2nd J. Diagwa 1 ;
Sed J. McPherson. 3 legged race --let
Little and Anderson ; 2nd Dingwall and
McKenzie ; 3rd Kerr and McPherson.
Jockey race --1st Little and Anderson ;
2nd McPherson and Kerr ; 3rd Mc-
Kenzie and Dingwall. (lids rete 1st
Hannah Campbell ; 2nd M. 0. Fay : 3rd
Miss Dalton. Hoye twee 1st W. Camp-
bell ; 2nd D. Campbell ; 3rd T. Hoes.
Highland fling dancing -1st Jas. Ander-
eon ; 2nd J. Km ; 3a4 A. McKay.
Irish gig -tat Jas. Anderson ; 2nd J.
Dalton. The snorts closed with a tev-of-
war between the married and single men
in which the single men gained the
victory.
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p1 Flouring Mills, Steam Engines, Boilers,
And other Machinery wanted.
�j All $lads of Castings Made to Order.
Flood% Mills 6baRged to the trades! Redectioe or Roller System.
Will keep Agricultural Implements on hand, and do all IMPAIRS on short notice.
J. B. RL'NCIMAN.
R W. RUNCIMAN.
Roderick, April H, 18111.
West street, next door to the Post (Nice.
'?he Cheapest Hose Linder the Sun.'
April 16. 1184. 11111.
Fiebt and Garda Seeds.
The subecriber is now 'prepared
to furnish all kinds of Field and
Garder, Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rates that cannot be beaten in
Gaierich.
('all and examine samples be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
REES PRICE,
East Street Grain Depot, Opposite
Town Hall, Goderich.
March With. IBM. 1sOt-
r.4yes.ksne Ter *sea.
JOlill IacTAEIflART
TNTwttt1A *THER.
Has opened out a toll line of
GROCBRIE AND CROCIRT:
The Toronto. Moil has returned to the
task of showing that the Canadian noel•
sumer does not pay the duty on After, -
can Boal. if it coold show that Nova
lteotia coal mitered into eornpetitinn with
the Alsieriskn article anywhere Ibis aid.
of Montreal, there would be a1 lead a
peg ort which to hang the aremna t
Bet woke misting ciree seeanes it
sight as well enntemddtelthhat the Chinese
l� .1-- --41;11k s.'and.? Mf'e the o
Fresh. ('heap. and of the best brands.
FLOUR. 8z MEAL_
EATS
A thoroughly equipped Butcher Shop in "ma
n setlat. tryNoee arse Cored Meat. pork. etc..
of wary variety
A call reepeettellr solicited.
JOHN M•t:TAOGART.
dee crick Mart+ Hak. 1182. 11111620
1960-17
COLBORNE BROS.
Hare jolt received a large consignment of
Cottons. Coitonades, Decks. Check Shirt -
lois and Tweeds at lower prices than ever.
l.il and see them.
A splendid sasortlneat of PRINTS now is
Stock. 209 New Patterns to choose froze.
Be sure and see their Factory Cottons
before buying.
Roderick, Feb. 11th. 1984.
HAS mark pteaeere la a_uueac.sa 11•.t see
Stock of Spring and Summer Millinery
1. now complete. and towprl.re all the
Latest Novelties in Hats, Flowers, Feathers and
all kinds of Farce) Goods.
Prices Low and il%ork Guaranteed to Please.
A CALL SOLICITED.
MRS. W. SALKELD
Goderk1.. April 16, ltag. ltnr•Iw iuece.eer to Mi... Js.aie wt1.M.
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
We hat e much 'Amities la annann..nd to the Ialies of Ii derich and rlda tg. nkat
Our Stock of Spring and .Summer Afilline y
1811101F -N PLETF.. A119 ll/WISES A t'ASILTY (1F'
Beautifully Trimmed Hats and 111401411411,Comprising all the NM*
est Shapes. All are Cordially Invited to Examine our WOOL -
Feathers, Flowers and Trimming Goods
"THE TORONTO HOUSE."
LIWeat sole of square next door to Hing.. ..0 • Fruit StORv�
Ooderirb. April 16. 11tt1.
.T..e". STOCK OT'
MILLINERY!
1. now co:spiel. •.h. w- 1 ho 1.,sst.d tues& a lite
tritest Styles and the Best Finished Work at the Most
Moderate Prices. .4 Call So.'iciiea.
MISS GRLP_A_TT.-
THE s(,iL'.u1:1•:. i;oi/EtUeli.
The Chicago rouse,
S=.erezy-
One of the Most Com:tick Stocks in Codericit.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Miss Wilkinson's, Chicago House.
Ooderich. April 1418£1. 1!1.16
GREAT REDUCTION iN PRICES.
Having retired from the Liquor business. 1 now devote my attention to
GROCERIES
Which 1 will offer lower than any house in the county. My facilities for handling
Defy Competition. 1 purchase direct from the Refinery in car load lots. 1 also make a
specialty of curing
Sugar -Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
LARD SOLD BZ' THE PAIL -
Road tl.e following quotations :
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR, 11 the for $1.00.
COFFEE SUGAR, 124ths for 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, 14 ills for 1.00.
West Side Court House Square. Ooderich.
Spring is Upon Us
Somethisag Want®ci_
WALL TINT S - - KALSOMIME COLORS.
In Every Shade. Ready Mixed Paints. Penchen'a Cottage Colas, BM DOM Dread.
Ladies and others can get the color they require without the trouble d ttt1ai11tk. Wartime,'
to be F IM -('lass In every respect. and to give sattahctton. For sale at
John A. Naftel's Hardware Em pori u m
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FOTO' =- WOOL,`
25 Inches Wide, at 25 Cents -ESPECIAL VALUE.
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES 1
I offer a few pieces of DRESS GOODS, suitable for Wrappers and
Children's Dresses, at 10e., 12}e.. 15c., 20c. per yard.
0s4eriek. Marek !link, 1990.
-V7-11E_ Jam_ IC_A_"1-..
IeBss.
FrllhthM llrsenes. RUBBER DOOR MATS
325 AOREB-
THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
T. begin work at ogee on Fan SuMm
ewipk.yment at fired wMrtes to alt willing
workteff% naw westing ran have
P1easait Work the Year Rola
Good agents are earning from 945 to e78 M
month amid exyaesw.
//Terme and outfit fray. Address:
STONE a WELLINGTON,
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Tereate. Oat.
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than twined 'pIi e. 71s haled wefts
bboek In Armtek*. ttraimise Feats t^ gnats
Al iw 111asnt 9M pM wan 11. Aimee
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A CHOICE AS8IORTMENT. ALPO
PITCHER MATS,
Jl'AT RMCI1VED AT
John A. Naftel's Hardware Emporium
DON'T READ THIS
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO,
Mannhetmr all kinds of Machinery Oils of Mot loci gwatity. Aka
AND NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
Vegetable, Flower & Field Seeds.
F. JORDAN, at the Medial Hall, bas just 1pgisOsi out a fresh supply of
Seeds of all Kinds,
FROM THE BEST SEEDSMEN.
FRESH,. RELIABLE AND WELL ASSORTE
;7 4O3DN, Chemist and
Bolt Cutting, Wool and Cylinder Oils.
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LARDINE
Ili C=I1V 112 OZL
• orleee be balm est Woes t tlaM& •
1Mti•eas
Nae eteis be se S.N...
Alreuert punas Square, (ioderich.
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(SIGN OF THE P A.DL 7t, 4
-Is HF:Alnet'AI:TE tts ran --
STEEL-
STEEL BARB FENCE
With Barbs Either Four or Six Inches •Apa,
iVLL LINES ON'
Spades, Shovels and Gardening T
--ALSO A rlI.L st(X'K OF -
GENERAL HARDWARE
BPEOZAL VALVE IN
Paints, Oils, Glass and Painters' Ma/err ,'
8 HICF'FIFLD CUTLERY.1
11. W. McHNZIE: '
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