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SHOT DRADt
• Baan Ileseatee Ole a Beer ad iiLUMN
by Ins CorswasIts.
P.raot.LJ, Dee. L - . A sad accident
w ith terribly fatal results .occurred neat
here today. It seems that threw gentle-
men were 'mutual( in the township of
Enuisitilleu this ■tterse..ot and betaine
.eprated. Wbi;u sc.unng through tine
woods 1.410 of the party, m.ticuig u► ub-
heot .caving about IOU yards ahead of
ies, drew his rade and fired. It proved
to be one of his calumnious, whom he
had oistakea for a doer. lle.lrcal aid
was at ounce suutututted fives 1'etrulea.
bet arrived too late L. be of any avail,
as the wounded mart &united but a very
short tine. The mane . 1 the unfortu-
nate aur sag J.eeph Woodhouse, and
the slimed, equally uufurtut.at.• Individ-
ual who fitted the fatal shot is J.,hu
a!iliet. The party were all Irvin Scuta.
N'$,LE, THE POLYGAMIST,
IPA -1I PN
TeLenu, Dee. 1. -Neville, lbs bittatw
ist, being in a despondent state of mind
Yesterday morning, asked for a Bible.
He tben retired to his Dell and spent an
hour in prayer. N heti the sheriff en-
tered at half -pest ten Neville greeted
him kiudly,but wheu his back was turned
he ran with great speed the entire length
of the corridor and dashed Lu head
against an Intl door. He dropped to
the tl..ur as if dead, and was taken luck
to his oell. He reruained unconscious
over an hour, when he revived and stat-
ed that he had taken some foxglove
and was suffering intense pain. Neville
then went into a,ovulatons. When he
retrained consciousness at tunes he would
weep bitterly. saying that he would rath-
er die than go to the penitentiary. The
doctor states that Neville is a confirmed
epileptic, wed is not responsible for what
he does or says. His condition is criti-
cal.
A sial Opinion.
The I'.tn•nlo i'r.ebgterwu has the fol-
lowing on the Scott Act question : --
A mode of warefare un less raven or
contemptible bas been the effort in some
.luarter. to wreak personal revenge ..n
those who took a prominent part it the
endeavor In carry the Temperance Act.
They hare in many instances been made
the victims of petty and malignant spite.
A futile effort in ono or two cases was
made to boycott newspapers that had the
courage to adv. ate the adoption sof the
Scott Act. These journals hare their
reward. They only did their duty in
seeking to promote the public welfare.
The impotent effort to injure their
advertising patronage and loosen their
circulatiou will only the more enlist
popular sympathy in their favour. Bach
j..urnals deserve well of their country.
While the worker in the temperance
cause seek to triumph by all fair and
honourable means, they must have their
wits about them. They must not permit
themselves to be circumvented. They
most keen a close watch on tho move
menta eat their adversaries, and not suffer
them to snatch an advantage by tricks t
which n.. honorable inn would descend,
nor by button -hobo' Dominion or Pro-
vincial parliamentarians. The temper-
ance cause has no occasion to shun the
light, neither must it permit its sinister
opponents to barn.w in the dark.
HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, 1)1 C. 5, 1884.
TO THE LADIES OF GODERICH.
H. BRETHOUR
CO")
BRA1� TFOR_U,
...Peel pleasure is clang your at to. un to our rii I.11. i.iN P + 1 . » t i GOOD-", whi. b ate cow tt,:r.;; tbrYu, as :Ley aro worth
the e:aref.tl lu�peo:t:w► of rtcr�'wc.
Black, all -wool French Cashmeres, our Speci :.! Brand.
All -wool Foule Cloths, new shades, for 25c. per yard.
Handsome Cloths, with Braids to match, for Suits.
Ottoman Cords, in the New Shades, All Wool.
One Lot Cashmere Twills, for 14 cts. per yard.
Maut1es, Ddim3P$, Millinery.
4 � we hat. an assortment of piuenet ectrslSM Ori Fetes fe tea an11t+I• WW1's:! 1fl4114q rat IAA& ha* 111100 11110 sopor' ed.
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ULSTER CLOTHS ! ULSTER CLOTHS !
We have secured a heron ltel liar ..: TWEEDS for L:sten, fully O per cent. below the ro--7u1ar prix •. t -J` Kuala to the trout and secure bargains -*al;
SAIdPLEf3 Ai'FLICATION.
A Grid Chou to Male Money.
The subeerfoer. who is about to msior
make wine Important challisit bt
. in hut sow offers
on 4 redu.tlor. few (' &*ill his stock of
DRY GOODS !
Grori¢a, Ready-made Cloth, and Boos and Shoes.
Call and see for yourselves. Boots and Shoesnil' be sold at half price. 0
ct ries will to
WONDERFULLY REDUCED 1
A large stock of good Valencia raisins will bo sold at he a lb., or 31.00 per box of
28 Ib._ Balance of stack of Ready -wade Clothing reduced from 10 to 2.0 per cent.
THE CHEAPEST SHIRTS AND DRAWERS YOU E VI:I: SAW.
Complete stuck of Canadian and Ijsr.tch Tweeds, Eurii.b 1%cratee1s and :%obby
Overc►ating& TAIU)R$ on the premium"$tuts Rada to ornrr at 10 and up..
et
ward,. Fit irrantee4. Boys mud Girls' Clothing cut free ,.f thing.•, when the
goods ate purchased at the store of V
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Ntle.'1red. Nov. 17. lone.
UN GEORGEH. W. BRETHOUR & Co., BBrantford, AQHESON.
MISS GRAHAM
bas now on hand one of the :tweet stocks of
FASHIONABLE
}i1I ani \\Till111
1\ Tow S.
The Newest and Best Shapes and
Shades and the Most Reason-
able Prices.
Ooderich. teat. 16th. IAL 1763-
T_ Ci_ R=T7.-101=Z drtr. CSO- ,
HAVE JUST OPINED ANOTHER
CASEDRESS GOODS
GO TO
KNIGHT'S
FOR l .t.
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHA '.11Pt +fl.
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS EAST O!' 1•.0
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- G±I DTTNLOP
FASHIONABLE TAILQR_
1
FALL AND WNTER
STOCK FULLY ASSORTED.
1 Satisfaction Assured in Style and Pit.
fi1884--STOVES-4885
11uL0HT AT A GREAT tl'1:IFICF.
COME AND SEE THEM_
Special Value This Month in the Tailoring Department.
Several Bales of Grey Cotton at Mill Prices
Goderich Oct. ad. ibt J_ C.. IDFTLOR 8z CO_
Millinery Opening !
togs to announce that she has Just returned from the American cities. bringing with her
The Very Latest Fall and I Tin• ter Fashions
Aad that she will hold her !'all and W iuter Millinery Opening on
SATURDAY, OCT. 4th, 1884.
Oolbosma. .
The Hawkins colored jubilee sinters
will give concerts as follows : At Ben -
miller on Thurtda , Dec. llth, and at
Os which occasion she would respectfully locate the ladies to call acd ser the display at
Bethel on Friday, Dec. 12th. There
should k. a grand token o as the epee) The Chicago House,
and public
c well apuben of by the prow
and pubiie.
01011eweek Marken
oeeific=, Dec. e. 1181.
flfhNt}l.e► ......... Mfit *Et 7e
0 Tt0 7t
Ma►a es et 070
. i 155 P 6 SO
i h.eh10 >R Ott
boa Ia 1 0 57
itoe750 w • 010
i s 0 17
to 014
>os. i boa. laaltorelet�)s 114 w 0 20
(�aaae012 " 0 a
t:::::::::.::::
"harts. • cwt. 000 A 1
Bran. • oat 070 0 0
4'1i00. •cwt00 170
" 106
4 46
1 02
Hideo 110 ..
ne•s.satlae........ ............. 0 10
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL BTEAMHHIPF
11118I114INTERMEDiATBriTEERAKE
AT REi)UCED RATES.
WINTER SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL-LONDONDERRY-OLAS•1Oyt
Ballow of Mell Steamers
From Portland.
POLYNESIAN Thursday. Neer 37
SARDINIAN Doer it
PARISIAN ............. Deer IN
Inst Irak loaves Odarteb on Tuesdays, at
►0 o'clock.
WEST STREET. GOUERICH.
Goderlcb. Oct. tad. 1101.
Sanest d Ilsil atanaert
From Ha1if1i.x.
PONovember le
PERUVIAN N December
SARDINIA!( '- 18
SPA SI Aar (AX 50
/ARCASR1AN .. unwary 2
Leat tree )eaves Gederleb ew Wedweadays.
as H Welsch.
axle are eroding for ]sr frleteds. you can
.Mali Prepaid F1saa.a aj.pfs at Iswwl rase1
at this Ota.e, avatla heat Ietdawd
Retrad. Fain". terms y. 01
Norway.
Steerage 1180.35.
C3ODRICIMT
Liverpool, Londoederry.Olaigow
London, Queenstown. HHeMl1 St
Bristol. Oardifl' be.
For 1 kkets sad all twreeesettee. appyle
H. •RY$TIUn
A0.111.
001.1.1. 1e v, Mb. 11x1. �a�escee�•
AO-
COLBO'RN E BROS.
ars gosw to have the ketone* and mows varied
stock of General Dry Goods for the earning
'tall that they have ever shown. They have
•[•cured some hermits" to
DREt4$ 00011)1. TWEEDS AND
SHI1ITINGd,
that are worth enquiring for.
1 Black and Colored V rl t-ETscus arc to be
largely worn this fall. and they have spared
no paths to make their stock complete in
these Ilnes, and a1 prices that cannot be
beaten
1f yes emit she beet value the market el -
fords, terms cash. and no second price. go in
COLBOIRN E BROTHERS.
O•itertsb. Amt. 14. 1081.
JUST ABRiVED.
ABOUT TIMES THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH or NEW FALL GOODS. AND AT
PRICER THAT WILLBURPRi$R EV KAY -
NR.
CALL AND 8E! THEY.
COLBORNE BROS.
tr,'BTOC[ NOW' (70»1PLbTF. iN EVERY
DEPARTMENT. Wrenn LAitGE",T THAT
THEY HAV K EVER SHOWN,
COLBORNF BROB.
Oct. Ie, 1694.
>T .
THE PEOPL'E'S STORE.
Poe Cask 1 will sell all kinds of Goode at Lowest Priers.
See Those 10, 12 417, & 20c. Dram Goods.
NOTICE THOSE GINCHAMI3--11, 12} and Pic.
EXAMINE THOSE PRINTS:
5c., 8c., 9c., lOc., l2jc.
No trouble to show Goods. Don't purchase if above airs not frets.
W.. I3_ RIDLFY-,
The hOcpb'. 9tete,QltlAeieb5
L
DAlso ready made Dresses or mule to order.
C HAVE YOU SEEN OUR KITCHEN CABINETS
z
ei itemernber the Place Rest street, next door to Bank of Montreal.7:1
SELLING OFF I
IQIVINO• UP BLTex -:EsS..
.I. I am about 'o rem ire from (loderieh. i wll' .,-11 off not ENTIRE STOCK of
Millinery, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, 8&c
.'.t Largely Reduced Pates. giving 13 per rest. off far trash. My present stock is larger than
that of any pprfr•vlune season. as i have just added. before deciding to remove, over *1.319.110
wick ofNew steeds. The whole to be cleaned otrat BOTTOM 1111(104.
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
The most convenient and useful article of Household Furniture ever invented. and they an
0offered at most reasonabl. rates. We invite you to call and inspect them.
M •�REMItMBEit THE PLACE The oldest established Millinery- and Fancy (foods House
in Ooderieh, next door to K. W. McKenzie's Hardware Store.
Godereh.Oct. IGth.11tf,l. he' O. H. GIRVIN.
PP
cn
0
z
Have arriving $ large stock aft PlinC1ws
Cooking & Hea1inS1oves
For Wood and Coal, which they will sell at
Lowest Living Prices.
Tinwork promptly executed by experlent.ed
work mer.
The usual stock of Fancy Goods and Wall
Nest door tePig
mit a
, Post Mice.
The Cheapest House under the Sun.
Goderich. Sete. ttb. 1101. 111CJ
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COAL.
All kinds of Hard Coal os hand. Also a +•stall
quantity of the celebrated
Straitsville Lump Soft Coal.
Bend in lour orders while the weather is fair
for delivery.
T. N. DANQ_EY.
Gsdericb. Oct. If h, 1181 HEW
DANIEL GORDON
CABINETMAKER
,vn
Leading Undertaker
Has on hand now the LtR E5T 'Tock co
First - Class Furniture
in the Comity. and as 1 noveurchase for cash,
will not be ondenoM�y any one.
7 offer Tapestry Carpet Lounges from 0L50
upwards. Whatnots. good. from $2.50 up.
Bow dark Chairs. from 374e. up. and every-
thing else In the tame proportion.
AT THE OLP STAND
Between the Post (Mee k Rant' of Montreal
1307j1C3t.I QH _
Oct. 1R►. lees 1n3-
a0D7i01tZG7H
PLANING MILL
ESTABLISHED 135.
Buchanan, Lawson I Robinson
YAXI rserrwrint or
Sash, Doors & Blinds
nsaLMO le ALL .Lute 05
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
es* balloter', wtatwksl of every desertions.
»M norm A SPECIMT?
arAY Orin prsssptl*Etttwdod to.
%OOarMMk. An. I. UK t0M t y
MRS_ S.A.7...1 =
Begs t . announce to the Ladies of (1,derich and vicinity, that she is
Clearing Off Her Fall Stock to /fake Boom for New Goods
FALL STOCK
AT COST FOR ONE MONTH.
CALL EARLY ASD
SECURE BARGAINS 1
Ccderich, Nov. 20th. 1884.
R. W. McKENZIE
18 NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
but ' as been". kat is it and formed such good trade cosaectloas that be is able Oleg WM
GIVE BETTER BARGAINS
+.-=7ilG,,•fiw•r - - .-+.. - m . ..-_ ..- .-.o__ . _ .•
GENERAL HARDWARE!
Thu► others professing to sell at cost, lie la hound that his hw.ir the titins, ss b
the past. shall be noted as the
CHEAP
HARDWARE
-4 EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off Cash Sales
R. W. McKENZIE'S
Goderich Foundry and Machine Works,
RUNOIMAN BROS., PROPRIETORS.
COITRRLTS TIktI IN STEAM GINS, fL$Ua1M 11111.1.1. Aro •TSER MIME 01111119.
Flouring fills Changed to the Gradual Reduction System
Horse Powers, (drain ('rushers, Straw Cutters. Agricultural Furnaces,
Rooves, etc , etc , at Low Priem.
ALL BINDS OF CASTINGS MADS TO ORDER.
J. R. Rrtr. txA,.
tiedivlek, Nev. H. test
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