The Huron Signal, 1884-11-7, Page 5rah HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, 'NOV. 7, 18b4.
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MLLES HEFORIl1 TEI! BAR,
Temperance liar saammt ate._ bt wash.,/
Wien.
lla 10 MI RIC!.
A Now Albany. Ind., dispatch to !het
New York Jouru. I says : What w.saeu
Darn aeerrisawhi when airy
sn dter lW Tia re timinaru wAiH abou.t rk amOutages to lila les.lnem. mow ewers
ctrl and united hit a •RRhea• efrvri W.a
nester more sucwasfully exemplified than
nu a romantic and hitherto gibbeted of
occurrence that took paw at tatdaieht
Wednesday at E wlmyra,Nwrri.uu &mrrty,
a few miles fruw hetc.
Eu all Palmyra there war nut a single
Milano awl n.. Intuor was 1.. loo h td in mr
nem the village, tt illuw 11.41 „slab.
lished a wine noun, aluq.Imt with the
necessary side end book stases, seppiid
with a etas„„ aelect1 •n o f iyu• n, wines,
!ween, ctsars, 11, t t..ry:1611. Chu eastern
lunch counter innovation. ilia went in-
to the speculation wall much energy and
the Ingest hopes.
The young sten were tat long in die -
covering the alluiemt'its that Mr. Yg*
held out, and as the older wale meatball*.
of the quiet tillage soon fullowed in
their footsteps, Mr. B•.tt's enterprise
pnrpered apace.
The women of Ilse pliers, however,bt.th
mothers mud wards, wining the company
.4 :husbands and sweethearts, and lied -
lug the wrxe that should be hutted fur
a rainy day . r a possible happy wedding,
was running its gulden stream into the
Lockets of Mr. Butt, 1....k counsel among
themselves and resolved that Mr. Butt's
giaastr and bottles made dieedtda1'
music, and that Mr. llAt himself was a
nuisance that show'd be incontinent!)
suppressed. The result of their delin•Lrs_
buns was the uocurron•o..t Wednes lay
ulicht, whits earl make the women
. atmyra known and admire 1 wherever
the game 4 St. John is heard.
On that midnight Mr. Slott bad E ut
oat his lights, hocked up his saloon, and,
proceeding upstairs), was about retiring
when he was startled by an unusual
$'Dome in the street. Looking out he saw
e► what appeared to be a throng of masked
sten, the leader (f whom in a feminine
voice demanded admittance. He at first
thought it a surprise party of his friends,
but • few hasty words at d a fen, dainty
laughs revealed to him what he had Lwin
often threates.ed with, a visit of the in-
dignant ladies of the Till.sve to tere.ik
their vengeance on his head. There
were thirty determined women at hu
dour. and though he feu his powerless
position, ho refused to open the doors.
"Now, girls, all t ... ether, ' came the
command from the leader, a tail, stately
hrpnette, whose mask could ill conceal
the Clashes .d her dark eyes. At the
word, shoulder to shoulder, they threw
themselves against the door, and with
brandished revolvers they were soon in
l..uessi•m of Pelusyn.'s ..litany settees.
Mr. Bott. now thorouzhly frightened,
entered from a back stasrwsy and was
instantly :veered by three revolvers in
as many fair but nervy hands.
"Mr. Boit,' said the .spokeswomen of
ire the party, a lady who is a leader in the
111 rural, social and religious circles, we
have warned you that you have been
ruining our husbands and young assn.
DRY GOODS!
Groceries, Ready-made CIaCmzi, and Boors and Net
Call and see for yourselves. Boots an I Shotes will be sold at h.ia price. (hu-
ts ries a 111 too
WONDERFULLY REDUCED !
A large stock of b. of \'..lr.ocia raisins will lm Mid at rx a Ib., cr $1.00 per but .d
4!i lbs Balance of at..ck of Iwauynwde Clothing reduwd from 10 to 20 per cent.
THE CREAI'EST SHIRTS AND DRAWERS YOU EVER SAW,
Zlompiste stock of Canadian and ESc..tsh Tweeds., Eurliah Worsteds and Nubby
Overt oapng& TAiLORS on 1ho priuur-a. Suits made t ...roer at 10 and up-
wards. Fit guaranteed. B•.ys and Girls' Clothing tut tree ,f charge, when the
goods rte purchased at the store of
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
S-' Rush to the fr,n.t and secure bargains -,y .
EORGE ACHES":.
MISS GRAHAM
gas now on hand o!.e of the ducat sto,is of
FAS$IONABLE
FII iiitl \Viola 1IIIIll?'
tv
TI tux.
The Newest and Best Shapes and
Shades and the Most Reason-
able Prices.
Goderich. Ott. 16th, I ti. 1116.;
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY !
MRS_ SATssa
takes pleasure in announcing that she has just received some stylish lines et gnosis.
which she purchased us perwn at the w h,,lesale houses. The goods are
Of Fine Quality, Stylish and Cheap.
CALL AND SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF
Ribbons& Feathers
and the newest things in SHAPES.
and we meant to give you a chanes to . - -
move your death-traps out of town. You n 1 ning e
'
here la� glnetl at our wsc.s as ;rave tremrd at• 1\[i11iii„ p
O en
ed nor est nwonstrsuces u ,keg,
nus we haw areae to empty your liquors
nl the attest and to give you twenty-four
hours' notice to leave this town. We ere
in thorough earnest, and if you move an
inch you take your 1de in your own Hive w a■
v Ise 7.7.7"=2 =NsoN
BALL AND WINTER OPENINCS
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
33RA1\TTFORID_
It is with pleasure we auitoteice the arrival of our Imports fur the Fall anti Winter Trach, a. hat-
ing leen carefully selected in the lx'st European Markets, and for Cash, the stork will L found us her.•-
tofor.', equal to any in the country for variety and unsurpassed in value.
We continue onr Special Otf.•r to parties at a distance, viz
SAMPLES BY MAIL, with Price and Width Marked.
(lout&& sent by mail or express, and if not satisfactory may loo• rt-tunirtl and stoney refunded. Par-
ties +k.iiring to make a personal inspection. and purchasing to the amount of At30.00, we will pay one tare.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS.
New Combinations in Dress C+oods.
Handsome Plaids fbr Combination_
Ottoman Cords, Foule Cloths, Cashmeres.
A Beautiful Line of Surah Satins, Very Low in Price.
Flushes, Velveteens, Brocades.
H. W. BRETHOUR & Co., .3rantford.
Ikanttot d, Oct. And, !Yat.
RE=vc=
Sterrnge and Inlermediutc
Steerage $21.40.
CA-ODERICH
Liverpool, bond nderry,Olasgow
London, Queenstown, Belfast,
Bristol, Oardif
ALLAN LINE
or
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL-L(1NDONDERRT-CLAS :0t1
Tut: SnoartstT Ssa Rot•Tc Ti; Axe Faom
ENULAN.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED.
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Cabin Rate from Quebec to
Liverpool, 860
From Quebec to Liverpool
and Return, $110.
Sailings from Quebec.
PARISIAN . tth Ott.
CIRCASISIAN lith
PULYNKRIAN .. ........... toot Nth "
PERUVIAN
Kth '•
HARM tTJA ( 1st Nov.
SAiIi►1NIAN ata •'
PARI$IA\ Stith ••
(1RCAfWIAN L'nd ••
Passengers reouire to leave Goderio h on
Thursdays. at I chock. snaking direet con,
sonnet that she hasjuat returned from the American cities. bringing w,th her ne'slon with steamers at tjuetoee.
h The
man an was transfixed with The Very Latest Fall and It- inter Fashions
the three revolvers, M saw every e'en, ( Aad that see sap! hold bar Fall and Winter Millinery Opining on
terror, •
nd looking down the barrels of
goblet and decanter in his p ace smashed SATURDAY OCT 4th, 1884.
and the liquor pour.rd out on the floor or 4
in the street. The ladies worked with al On which occasion she would respectfully iurite the ladies to call and so.e the display at
will, and in their excitement many of •
them IN. fall their masks, revealing to The Chicago House
the almost petrileJ Butt the fates of
be yt•kST STREET. GOUE1t1('lt.
7'
some of the Iles and beauties of the
place. Barrels 01 ale, beer and Neer
were rolled out of the store, the heads
knocked in, and their contents run is
streams down the street. When the
work of destruction was complete, the
fair leader turned to Bott and repeated
the notice to quit in twenty-four boors,
or their nett visit would be a lynching
be•.
"Coate on, girls,'she said, and Bott
was left to gee on the devastation that
had been wrought in a brief hall hour.
He is looking for another location to-
dey, and threatens to name and prose-
cute 'eery woman who formed the vigi-
Iantei.
1 remember vivre talking with a lady,
who said she did not believe Jesse was
tis Son of (just, although she believed
He was a good man. and admired very
much the teaching He had left. Strange-
ly es►nngh, 1 folnd her (witty all the
beautiful iuc.nantcncy of a woman'„
mind and that inconsistency is (request -
1] very beautiful send much better than
the logical consistency of maws mind)
particular) toed of the sayings of Jests
as recorded in the Gospel yJohn ; each
fir instance, as "!o my Fathers hours
are many mansions ; 1 go to prepare a
prepare a plasm for you." "Now," I
maid, "will you go home an 1 read again
the Gospel by J.rhn. and. cross Got every
word that intimate; He is Divine, aid
say you don't believe that and that 1"
She thought it would be a good idea, and
1 gave her a little Testament and told
her to mark and cut it as mach as she
liked She came beck in • week as she
had promised, "Well, how did you gig
alms 1" "1 didn't get along at all. The
truth is 1 Gond I had to OTOS, out the
wh..le of the Ant chapter end I began to
think, 'if its like this, what'll become
of the beautiful promises and sayings r
so I stopped and cried, Lord, I me it Is
so. I aeeept Thee u Son of OA, my
Lord and vey (Sod. "—[Dr. Pentecost.
aederNA I>M hers
Adsawtow. Nee. & ISM
Iran;. bush.......... 01 r• wM II
tater wheat •
inert in bash :::::::: • T!
.afr'st- � f1
Oodericb. Oet. And. 1334.
,
COLBORNE BROS.
are going to bare the largest sad resat reeled'
stock of General Dry Goads /se the esus l
DM that they bare ever shown. They have
aseered same bargains in
DRESS GOODS, TWEEDS AND
SHIRTINGS.
that are worth enquiring for.
Black and (ksiorcd t'ra.vierttzes are to be!
largely worn this fall. and they have spared'
no Wim to snake their stock complete In
these lines, and at prices that cannot be
beaten.
If you want the best value the market af-
hada, tams caok aed se aaaoad price. ea t•
COLBORNE BROTHERS.
Goderich. Aug. 14, lath.
JUST ARRIVED.
ABOUT THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH Or NEW FALL GOODS, AND AT,
PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE EVERY -
PSI"
CALL AND BEE THEN.
COLBORNE BROB.
ErSTOCK NOW COMPLETE IN EVERT
DEPARTIIINT, *mo Tea LARGEST THAT
THIT HAVE EVER SHOWN.
COLBORNE BROS.
Oct. 13, 1334
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
Por C..h 1 will sell all tied, of Gook M Lowest Prices
If you are sending for Tour friends, you can
obtain i'reps.ld Passage Tickets at lowest rates
at this,rft)ee. at -tillable from England. Ireland
Scotland. France. Germany, Sweden att I
Norway.
For'! is ke's and all Information. apply to
H. ARMSTRONG
Ticket Agent.
Goderich.
See Those 10,121,1'7, & 2Oc. Dress Goods.
NOTICE THOSE UINO$AMS--I1, 1!i* and lbc.
EXAMINE THOSE PRINTS:
6c., 8c., •9c., lOc., 12 ]c.
No trouble to • ow deeds Don't p.eekeee if above are not feet,.
Goderich. May 114h. 11181.
1884--STOVES-1885
JAMES SAUNDERS & SON
RZDL -+
-'17,
The Peeples itore,Clelleibet
H U GH DTTNLOP,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR_
FALL AND WNTER
STOCK FULLY ASSORTED.
Satisfaction Assured in Style and pit.
de'I ,•member the Place Rest ittroot. next door to It.thl f Mont real .`,3
. IJ 11.7 1111I
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Have arriving a lanae Week et First -Class
Cookie & Kcatio Stor es
For Wood and Coal• which they win sell at
Lowest Living Prices.
Tlnwork promptly executed by expel -leered
workmor.
The usual stork of Fancy (roods and Wall
Next door tt o the Post Oeee-
The rbeapeat How under the Sun.
Ooderich, Rept. tee. 1331, 1101
A.PPLE
BARRELS.
R.
W. MCKENZ!E
IS NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
but has been eo long in it and form_ d such good trade connectiut.s t1 at lie i. able and will
GIVE BETTER BARGAINS
1N
GENERAL HARDWARE!
1 am prop.nen sa
d to sem gsraatlty of rust
Clam•pow Barrels at Cha
LOWEST FIGURE
Than others professing to sell at cost. 11. is hound that his linage In the future, as In
the past, shall be noted as the
CHEAP
HARDWARE
EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off Cash Sales
W. McKENZIE'S
pesslktr, awl will aelime to any part
Premeemele sad .pmllty duarsntesd. Apply to
P'A'D. 1 ARI.,
iosiruaklenal ass warts comer lths y.
Atrg t. 133atot
Get your Printing
at this office.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
.i At the Big Furniture Emporium of
largest and Best Assflrtod Stork of Furniture
AND UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS 1N GOCERICH.
Don't forget hie prima are the lowest for Cash. Ile also keeps_ the Celebrated storm„.
W.ea Wks Rog Ilioirrom. A large variety of sasrtte•le seTa on hand to choose frolle.
Don't Forget the Cheapest House in Town.
Pioture Framing a Speoialty.
Funerals Furnished Neatly, Cheaply, & with a Good Hearse.
—AHO THE OFIICE FOR --
The Celebrated Singer Sewing Machine
which beats the world. All orders lee here will receive prompt attention from the tweet
T. ASOUR.
Oodettcb. Sept. tali, 33111. Isf!-
Goderich Foundry.
Tia
eaderelgeed. having perehmewt cite Underfelt Foundry ane Mar him Shops, mai Milos
pet the sirs le Send repeIR +All take cewtwta for
Flouring Alias, Steam Engines, Boilers,
And ether ifeehirery warred.
All ds of Castings Malde to Order.
Platt( IIIb Anil to tea gradual Rsl.dio* or Roller System.
WIR heap Agricultural implements ..n henA, and de all REP (Ins on .hart sell..
J. R. RUNCIIMAN.
R. W. RUNOiIIAN.
OsMrleh, Apri M. 133E IMO ly