HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-2-27, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1885.
FROM EG-YPT.
BOATS t1Ut TOM nicht
Leaden, Feb- in.- The adu ,a;:y 1, es
given order. fur the loomed:..a et a
large number of atone la.",hes gild
nutters desoloed to he laic.. to p,wes
and conveyed with lieu l.raha• . . .
pedntwn from Buskins to Berber. They •
will be tborsveghly armed and used in
operation wt the Nils ft 5s estimated •
the bread gunge r.ilt...sd from Sulkies
to Berber will amt i3,000,UUO aril re•
quire nine moatba for oomitturttor
t. Oft. sTEWt&T15 ri.ee::A L.
London, Feb. 21. - The !,.neral 4
Goa- litowart at Gakdel was :t most /GO
protein affair. The wog wire al! to •vest
to team The growing Istat will shortly
repel the removal ,.f the British cutup
from Kniti to • point further •orth in
the 1. -ase of miaowing, what the Marian
tel Hartington was reading the tele{ram
.eiuuscing the general's death, he broke
down c.mplv't!y, his 11.'Ics Yetunang
tteuti iV'c.
TRE raraL auggte.
basion, Feb. 22.- Orient Graham,
oemeander of the Sestina Kerber etc•
pediti.u, before his departure ler Hankie
was warned by Ismail Pasha and Ra14ib
Pasha, beth "f whom are in Lmden,that
d he undertook to to from i'ast u in
March he would court disaster. The
Eamon wind, they tail is fatal to
Serop.*as. It begins ii. March at.d
• 1*
leaks. laresil Pasha a °.vlsed
rn a campaign in
autumn. Ile also adviae•1 the gradual
constructiou of tl.e Suakim-Berber rail
way. The Army and Naty Gazette sus
to march through the desert with tis
Bataan1 blowing will ensure the Eig:iib
fortes the fate of the army of Canf,4ses.
I
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f 1-t
yOiltwtwr or Tits A :154.
!iuskim, Feb. 21.--Enurntnue numb-
en of hostile Arabs are massive at Tams:. I T �1
But few of the enemy are nuti.otl along{ LJ v
the coast hereabouts. The mandi s fol-
lowers at Bash.en are alarmed at the
upproaeh of the British. The Ataatar
tribes, it s reported, are preparing to
desert Osman Dit;na as soca es t' e
British &donee agaiuit
TL-RLIMI L:'Z.
London, Feb. _1. --he Ital:an• at
Betlul refuse te .ermit the 1;gyptien
troops to laud there. The Italians are
cuCrouching at Massuwah and iudding
rs for landing stores slid troops. The
rkish officials at Jeddeb ezh.I t LOP
amity to the British at 1;uakuu and refuge
to furnish them with supplies or labut-
ees- The Turks at Jeddeh are circula-
ting reports that the British in tete desert
have been ms eserrd and that Wolaeley
has eumasitted swad.•. The latest id-
yl's* are to the effect that the Tuna
rebelltoo is iucreasnie.
Ct.ZVti AMD e0:'Cta4►t'L CITROTft:S-
Abu Klee, Feb. 22. -lien Be
commenced a systematic sho ing of the
Arab lines en Feb 17. Two 'ell -direct
ed shots did the enemy gnat Jams;e,
one e:plodint amidst a group e•'zsro1 iu
placing • howitzer toll 0141 summit of s
kill and the other removed the wino/ el C
a tun curies,. Lind Bonnier.' alt.,
seriously in Bred the (newly with Gard-
ner Wardrop with thirteen
CIRCULAR.
l! ; mile::e much pleasure ix returning /hanks
reit o.ir ,i:,,n 'tog. t :Islam -vs for their liber . r/ paf-
r ,nalre during the past year. l> e shall, in The
Juture as in the past, leave nothir. ; undrme tr'
saere( atter easterners so as to tn< "it their eon/l-
ame and continued support. If '' are in a fjosi-
HoN to lake all the advantages that a (-ash
w%l affords, and such bring the case, cru
s/zow our patrons goods al Rock Bottom Prices.
Everyone krw::'s /.'ctrl a cask market is always
the 'nos/ adi'anlageous one to purchase is:. and
do not /!t! that goods bought cheap can be
.sold : #:t•ap. fI e shall have for the ronin
.S' ring lite best assorted .S•tock we have ver
shown, and solicit a sha> e of ti'our trade, v'hic h
we think yoe::til/ find to your advantage to ex-
tend to us.
.v, ipr,+itt 1,
SPS=AL_
IV' iria1c now its stixk /26 pieces of Embroid-
ery, direr! from .Swit,.erland, varvitu its prim
fret 3 cuts to , /.QO per yard, -the Cheapest
Utr-e f tlte-J�'=1!�n' t rtf tees trd�'r .Ciardttd_
COLBORNE ROS.
(::,derich. /an. _'_0th. /885.
1.5'000
t
BOYS
GRAND CLEARING SALE
ufr 1116 n �'. %seri Or' YY ttf20111 01
BOYS COODS!
A ver) tan dad ser!: assorted stock of i'at., y leo its are sail! ea bend. awl w.11 •.- uld or
waatr.� t0 tea their parents and frinn:t that AT A BARGAIN Pon aAdH-
v!... lest plass in town to bey
Stocc8 and Tinware
tfore see JL• t rni ami ings,
E�'LOR 8z CO'S
OLENS & FURS :
JOB IN PRICE_
SHIRT`; AND DRAWERS,W 0411. b(.0 ARE. ,
WOOL CLOUDS, SHAWLS, MUFFLERS,
LADIES ANI) GENTS Fi'RS.
All at Less Thain Wholesale Prices.
Crider:. a. Jt-. SR.d 1tW. J. Li. DETLQI dt: 00-
E &ND SECURITY
All other bracer:iea ..f my boldness kept well alh.eked with mew and cassia le 10"00^•
In thsnkt - our numerous costumess for tkelr liberal ratmn.ag • starlet: VW+ rem. .r..r• ser I1
t,te , to call anal Iu.putt our *tot, and prier., std woes, ...tag -u be ante and r . .•,e
ICIT'O=N CW INS
wfib.tut doubt t►r n0VI mostuiet.aast-1,••'-.41•!•'.. i e.ewltlerarer In'.•ntr.l.
O. H SegallRtvt+ sN',.
Jan. 1.-. I15..
101 AT
Saunders'
e Goderich Foundry and V. a Wor.rs,
Saunders''V riety Store, RUNCIMAN BROS., PROPRIETORS.
Heade.;f f.ma.if±r• who.,
GIRLS
COt.TPACTS TAkEN ;CAMAS ENGI4ES, mum:, mu.'. 1N!+ GTA: I t'' i
Flouring fills Changed to the Gr'atli��J Re uct1en System.
me getting married. win And s thousands.:.l t. at11. esu 1'uwrn, 1'r+in Crushers, Strew (*ivied.. 1gn^nit .r:.• Furnaces,
Stove., rte., clic.. at L.t.v t'rices
ALL KINDS OF CASTLNC-S MADE TO ORDER.
I:. w.
"Tae cheapest Ii .use under the sun."
.' door to the Hist ()Si t.
t:.D. Jas lith. ltfL 1!r;
ROTO
KNIGHT'S
1010:
-8 AVE.
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPl >0,
OR DYE
TWO 410Oets LAST OF F.0
J. i;. Rt seiYaS.
Oederin. Sere. S.1 M
A Gra�� Chance io �4a�� T!allT.
The subia•rlarr. wb' 'r *hoot fn emu; lapertast /t►ealf't• In a: b.. r - eau (leers
rat a-reda.tioe (ec t .I II fur steek lir
Note Papers
Albums
Books
Cards
Dolls
Toys
Etc.
-1.r:T You it --
Newspapers and Perin icals
AT Mit Ci>rrt:t:
MRS. H. COOKE,
-ucca•.aor 10 Oro. Sheppard.
l:odr^lett. I Ir. Oil. 1tr4. -ort• -
DANIEL GORDON,
nor Cana.
right and found they had only a few 115. Vat reproneats the donate trek wtt,.ut the fit 11 Note t:,e .it1o. of the S .bapnll CA d I tI Ei Cr1A� E R
suings, y d
in the Pad, limes mit rte+ ► rt AGOa..d PW Altit
tM trans u adlwetca.
teen stele eautiouslT arottxd the enemy
hundred rue.men un the hilts and no
reserve spearamen. Wardrep and his
ton keeping out ..f sight seat volleys at
800 yards on the enemy's flank. Leav-
ing one man at this point to continuous-
ly tire, be took the twelve •then and
pursued the sure tulip at three sac-
cesaae hills, giving the Amts the im•
prolusion that fresh bodies .1Rritish were Q
arriving. The eandi'e frees become AND THE BARGAINS
panic atriekea. ceased tiring, and de
camped toward Sletetnuen, taking their COME
gets, dead sad wounded with them. ��
Two Arab smuts only were left three�ORCCRRIF3,
miles mei to watch Gen. Koller s i 'e- ± l ROCgERY WARE,
meets There has been no sign of the • CBZNA
enemy since. Buller will advance to B^027E L�TAFt
tiakdul se Nen u r.tnfureewents arrive
from K.•rti. The British loss during the
engageutent was four kilted and taent7. �►0:18t
tire wounded
MAOMIVTtltO a eitt11tint.
London, Feb 22. -Another account
1st the skirmish at Abu Klee nit the :7th
says before the rebels fell b e: there
was
tas
some very active fighting
sharpshooters en both aides. The Arabs
did not cease near artourh to make volley
bring effective. Lord Wolsoley thinks
Col- Buller will reach Gakdnl wale with-
out serious difficulty. The Lond"n
papers magnify this encounter into s
British victory. As Wolseley has sent
nu report of the affair it u probably re•
yarded by him sa insignificant. The
withanwal of the Sudanese to Metem- /�►1
nth is attributed to $ want of water and
supplies Korti despatches say it :a .1 -
peeled theta that th U k n
prwewre wheal
tlsnppOTTJ Ills bergs
E RHYNAS, - Druggist, Leading lluPrtPrdak,
OI. AQ-33NT, CI0IDERIC.H_
Itat Ila• ON hand uow the LARGEIst STN k of
"'•"" ��yy _ F'iest - Class Furniture
T ^ P � / - - in l hr County, mg and a. i now purchase any o cur .dash.
�f j_(i./) C will mor he as 1n w by buy one.
I Offer Tapestry Carpet Lounges. from WOO
upward... N�ts.ot.•, gaud. !roto lf:.5? nye
lh.w Iieci Chaim.
tendo rh•- toy. and retry
GEO
s
Felesary
DRY GOOD ;
Groceries, Readl-®ado Clothio, ;,, Bi�ais did Stets.
Alan a tater I. ..
thing else in lhr •..me proportion.
AT THE OI.I) STAND
Between the Font Ogre ft: Pant of Montreal
C}ODERZCIi.-
0.1. 1541., IMS. 11113-
Air.,
slZ
C3.ODERIC$
ache Cups, Ladies Cups. Fancy Mugs. Majolica Ware, p% 4 iv' \ 1 ,l/I//_
Vases. &c., Which will be sold at COST. t:-TAP1.1-11El) 1•: R.
Crlerich-
r :t: b. IL 4. 19St Bticl�ananlLaWBon =Robinson
515'1 }'A, TI'alil��0t•'
Call a.t.l see for yourselves. lionts and Shoe- w.'. loo a !d at hail !.rice. Gro-
ceries will lo
WONDERFULLY F.E%)UCED` !
A lar,. stick .•f g..od Valencia raisins will be bold at be a 1b., .•r *1.00 per Mex of
28 lex. l4slarce of at,ek of Ready -glade C!otLinl reduced trim 10 tt. pee teat.
THE t•IIEAI'EST SHIRTS AND DRAWERS YOit E''ER SAW
t'..mplete stock of Canadian and Scotch Tweeds. Eujtli,b N„rsteils and Nobby
(lcerccatii.cs. TA1Lt IRS on the premium. t;aita omit. to onerr et 10 :end np-
wards. Fit guaranteed. Boys stud',irls' Clothing Cnt-Elan-o chat[e, when the
goods are I•urehaaed at the stone , f
Bailer
e a .e s n
will he renewed. •Tete n,andSoudhese uniform.
071 C b • N At
Abu Kies w..re the tsandi's untttorm.
round
showing that his contingent has arrived �� T1 CIFOOD8 a„�A,R$F.D DOWN
from Khartoum. Cul. Buller untlil
b. s ., m i�iM�s I ti.tt• Et'F.RYTIllko
obtain to rename his retreat nspo he �7 .. _ WANT
i T
obtains additional toeing of caiuei transports- V V Th, I' pWs Steer. Eiwlelw! YOU
tion. A second convoy with camels acid ,;au..:1. 1h\;,. ►
ammunition for Col. Buller left tJandul
Friday.
'THE PEOPLE'S STORE. Sash, Doors & Blinds
Ire %I KIM IS 51.1- Kl'5n• "r
BARGAINS 1
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
and builder's material of every Lr.eription.
33..A.RG.Ae=1NTS 1 scam FURSITURE A SPECIALTY.
y, ISOr•
f./.111 Ord, re promptlylatlenL,.1 to.
1.u.lcriCh Aug. Iy
lr.C)IRL-CAJSIEI
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
7 Rush to the trent and secure bat:Gone lirt
EORGE ACHESON.
II U GH 3D-c-z\T=..,oP
FASHIQN.t>MLE3 T.A.XXX)R.-
WINTER
STOCK FILLY ASSORTED.
Satisfaction Assured in Style and Fit.
t?Bemrmt.er the place West street. n.Tt Cine to Bank of Mont n,1.'bz.
i' La P.
CHICAGO HOUSE.
SGISS WZ=3`=ZNSON
Bert to announce that she has in moils in Mere an.t varied profua.ot
The Very Latest 1 Vintc'r and Spring Fashions
and the world rost.tfnlly .nrite'bt holies to cal' and ober the display at
The Chicago House.
U...1M Osrepe.
--
Gen. Buller bee alt ample •epply of
toed sed water at Abu Klea.
A grand durber was held on Tuesday
in the promisee of the Rahhahish and
others sheikhs andthe British
stir web
Lord Woi..ley p. 1
medic of Dongela with the order of St.
Mieheel and St. George The mudiT
asked Wolseley to convey his thanks to
the quest.
A hitherto .appesblinhe,i acentrnt of the
battle .f Abo Klea says it ie aeeertained
beyond d IoM that Onl. Burnaby, who
heli nn official position in tieregiment, net,
ordered • heavy mewl cert d
This hroke the square and caused hest,
mortality. His sotMbr trdor to retire
came t..o late.
'men by See eraysego.
Pu r'ow, Feb- 24- Ldward Fates. a
shetresk1, living in Poston, was fovea
dead this e.wwine on the we frozen stilli
es the Icy Qninte,6re tones east of hero.
It appears Oat he and a then mooed Ras.
who also lira in Pict. •, left fi•..-^ntn
reterd.7 evening for 'Net ,m wish a t.••rse
sod ratter Ran says they ion i!,or e
else is dad .poet, aid Fagan
be
elide with him farther, hitt imiel he instil
fie leek flu DMISMI110.
BARGMNRCASH GROCERIES
. I1 1885
1 AM SEi
LOTHING
AYL otorrcrFT'itVTW{1�'.
At a Greatly Reduced Price for Cash
Tltt`t :' ' rllntiltNE \. t lAt \ r
ABRAHAM SMITH.
gederkh. Ver. t]tb. Inst - ter
ilr i• •how:nT • .p'^nail R..n tmeM w!
C c i L. ! China aild Glassware.
NEW AND FRESH
Fut' - -
Ali Kinds ••t Went (*.lei on hand. Alen • ansa,
.loaelh. of 15. , wlr l.r.ted I 1•nrr .n .n,± 1oe.1 i' inn 'ft n-' hot
Straitsoille Lump Soft Coal, '� H , Trouble to Show Goode.
• - "tent .s yc.r orders w ile the
*eel hot is fair
tAr.sa .,�tlwe•, T. N. DANCEY. C. A. NAIRN,
ry
• ..u..., ravel Hons. baa + Ce.Mri.h
for elrine-. •*+,-" naj gram,- ( er,.4. 0.t. 1Mth. I-14 1101 tf Dat lith. ISM.
nese ergo. Vs -urn err 1
se
a -WSW A4Ait"r. t:ubclu<tI.-mac �.. •.. .,a.a.
.geMeith. Oet. Sod. MU
R. W. McKENZIE
IS NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
but has been so'ong in it aril Coveted ..w•h good trade re0aertuor 11.11 he is eh and .s+tl
GIVE BETTER BARGAJIN T
GENERAL HARDWAR
Than ntheta prof. 'sing to sell
t,o shall cost.
li be• nu , that M. home • 1:. /he fele... ,
ta
CHEAP
HARDWARE
EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off 0 h Sar