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Miss befall Otbiuo, of Codetivh, w
Mend. hen,
D. Oen leg, fandnarly known as •be
Daniel) %rebited, has been awarded the
..unmet for buildlmg Bethany church,
.;oderich township. It is out the brat
church Donald has built.
Willie Brodwell, who for sone time
wase resides( haw left fur his home in
tlpooa, Mich , oo the Ilth lost.
Mrs. Cooke, of Reed city, Math., •i•u -
• J friends here last week.
rHh HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1885.
1885 SPRING OPENING 1885
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
The Roc Mr. Mamie, .d Obiegow, Uses
seodead, is berg on a visit to (timid*.
The "OIympie worn " are to be bel.'
Iltis yaw on Monday, the 25th. To
!tidos from the posters, we should say AND INVITL )'t)t'It F. OILY 1NsPECTION
that bott sday.uceth ns good is in store for w ou New Pattern Mantles Mantle Materials and
On the evening of the 45th, a concert
,e to be held in \'mew's ball. A strtn_
limed from Dungannon is to 1-w in attend-
ance.
On the 1.8th inst., Kr. Donald Mc-
flooald, one of the early settlers ..f this
section .f country, passed away ti the
hones appointed f..r all lit lug at the ripe
age of seventy-five.
BRANT:FORS
WE HAVE Itk:CF.IVCI) OCR
C+ocd> Silks, Milliriery ax
Maizt.les,
OF THli 1'Au(P
Belfast.
Mr Henry Altera left Inst week for
Algoma, to take ap land, if suited with
the ouuutry and climate.
George Hinny mored a kw 4Jt•
from Leeksnw, to the taloa fag y ase
uby Wright Martin.
John Loogheed ts u..w running his
hotel as a temperance one, and has start
ed a grocery in connection therewith.
Oa Wednesday, Wm. Harper lett for
Nlaaitola, accompanied by his wife and
.laughter. Mrs. Harper's many friends
will be plowed to hear that she is suffi-
ciently recovered from bee rant severe
illness w rejoin her family in the west.
A sad accident happened near tit.
Helms last week to Mn. Morton. tl►e,
it appears, was left by her husband for a
few minutes holding the bosses in the
field attached W the plough, when they
became restless and unmanageable, avid
trampled her under their fret, bruising
her iuwtudly, and tramping ..mea arm al-
iases to jolly. she is now oath r the care
f Dr. McCrimmon, who has little h..ps
••t her recovery.
Ler.
The croquet season was opened here
last weak.
A number of persons think that the
township °outwit ought to make enema
outlay cm the lake hill at the terruisus of
butternut row. There is a large traffic
then dsaine the summer by those draw.
log owed, gavel and drift wood. There
is salmi water also drawn from the lake
.luring the summer for cattle and also
for household purposes. The expendi-
111110wr tare of a.om&& to ale the road down
the beak safe and euesfortahle would be
satisfactory to away.
The following officers were installed
fatemeniog piaster at the last meeting
d Iws I. O. G. T. No. 13. Owing t..
s14k*ess Bro. Cumming win absent, and
the iantellation was &redacted by Bro.
Linklater:—Bre. John Horton, W. C.
T, • 4n4sr Edith Horton, W. V. T. ;
% L. McArthur. W. B.: Bro. W.
)ligsraetse, W.F.S ; Bro. K E. Br.wu.
W.? ; Bro. Geo. Folioed, W. M ; Bro.
A. 11. Clutte°, W. Chap. ; sister Eva
seise, L O ; Bro. 8. K Williams, O. 0:
sister M. M..Maoua. W. K. H. 8 ; meter I
Ella Horton, W. L H. S. Last garter
witnessed very good attendance and six
editions to membership. The animal
picnic will be held on the 23rd inst.
Laol ay.
Tea Votxwiaaaw. —Daring the past
few days onmederable excitement pre -
tailed iu our village .owing to the call of
our volunteers to the frtat, but it reach-
ed the climax on Monday whim we were
called epos to bid farewell to the volun-
Wore of No. 3 enmpany, 33nd Batt.,
which is now on its way to the seat of
war in the Northwest. Early in the
'storming of Monday the streets presented
a lively appearance, as large crowds came
is frog the country to bid farewell to
and relatives who were going
, when duty galled them to serve
eewntry. About 18 o'clock the
bogie minded, and 1-b+ men took their
places in the ranks, in front ..f the
armory, under commuted off tdeutenanta
I) Campbell and D. O. Cameron, es
Captain Jeffries had not arrived trots
Kansas in time to take commend,
although he had telegraphed that he wield
meet them at Whitechurch or Windmill,
which he subsequently Aid. The boys
in red Looked etosedingly well, and we
feet satisfied that wherever they may be
placed they will acquit themselves as
Jaen. When ready to start E. L. John -
Won took a photo of the company: after
which the order " quick arch " Aran
given, and the company marched tr the
stenos, headed by Piper Finlayawt to
costume. followed by the spectator*.
On arriving at the train a few minutes
were given the boyo to bid rood bye to
relatives and friends, when three hearty
cheers were given for the volunteers,
after which the train started followed by
any wishes for their welfare and the
hope that all may onme Willy home
again. _ _ -
The following is summary of the an
sensor's roll f.w the township of dray fur
thioear : — Valve of real property,
$1. 1-t 300 ; yaloe . personal property,
$80,680 ; total amount of real and per-
.n..l property, •1.773,8010 : member of
acres assessed. 74, 703 ; number of ams
cleared, 32,4i7 ; dogs, 417.
£itaellee tads..
All parties getting their sols hills printed at
PI Ude sake will get a fres metier owned 1s
this Inst up to Bre Goss of sale.
Madams sale of valuable min and farm
property, beim/ enetlw sed ret lute no.'s 7
and 8, in the 4th con., E D , township
of Ashfleld, sat Mania's Motet in the vil-
laga of Dawgasiams, by John Knox.
auctioneer, at 12 o sneak. none, ma Sat.
arday, the 233rd .1-f May. 1186.
Antoine sale of valahle nl'age pro.
party, being a.aare..A .4 a amebae of
ads in the village of Bayflerd, at the
Errors/an hotel, Bsyfeld. 17 Wm. Harm
me, esstinswer. al two n elnck p m , 00
EbL.+l,. the Ord • •f May. INE
Trimmings.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN HATS AND BONNETS.
DRESS AND IIANTLE MAKING.
Tot assortment .o our Dress Department :Ai now complain. asmN(dart the latest materials and newest shades. with tnmmingot to rnatch.
Samples Sent on Application. Goods Sent by Mail or Express.
Aty article bought from us, and not satletactory. may be returned and nwr.ry refunded.
Oranges& April da. 1M6.
H. W. BRETHOUR & Co., Bra n l ford
11111 3e
5
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%re will exchange all kinds of Goods usually found in a first-claay
Dry Goods store for WOOL this *sawn, and pay the Highest Price
that the Market will afford. t )use stark is very large, anti you can
get everything you wand in our line of business from us, and at prices
that cannot be beaten. Bringon your WtH)L and we will convince
you that it will be to your ailv'antage to deal with us. We have a
splentiiol stock of Tweeds and Shirtings, awl other roils suitable for
those who grow WOOL •
We also .leaf in Rutter anti Eggs.
COLBORNE BROS.
'April 29th, lt+,tl,i. GODERICH.
OW1740 TO
pressure of Business
Just Received,
A large a•nort stent of the merles.
GRASS and CLOVER SEID8
I bare no time to write out an advertisement this week. A few suitable for permanent pastures. as w&11 as
FIELD AND GARDEN
hprelltices Waffled to beam Dressffillang. sEEDs
nu,..„,„,A5A TIME T• NATTER.
asr`IEED GRAIN OF ALL LINIJt ♦3
AIwo sent for the celebrated'UNION
CHURN, the very beet in the market.
STRAW WORK DONE OVER.
MRS. C. E. GX3v=N.
(9ntacia lOteti Barb enre Tompann
if
.LIMITED- 1
SOLI MANI-FACITKERS OF THI IMPROVE -D
OCKBARB" FECE WIRE
Reason* why the "Lockbarb" is the Best Wire Fencing
• Manufactured.
We Oaf 1M Mil English Bessemer Steel Wire, and we claim that in iia construction
ls is suseeior M all sow kY]tsit trace wires. The wars forming the four ;Momper' between
tarn Wire. of oke cable, iatwleck each other and par around the mile. which make_ the
.troe5est barb to 1-M immediateworld. It has the advantage of always peatiate tae barb laterally.
wkich so two-polasad harked fame does.
At • meow' test of the strength of the "I.oetbarb.- made at the Northern Railway Shape.
In Toronto. the tstlowtee was the 'with - Ontario Steel Herb Felice (o.'y. 1616 lbs.. ass/maw
11101b& email! lbs.. the Toronto Wire thus beating the Montreal Wire. and was awarded the
contract.
'Send for Almanac with fall particular,. to
R. W. McKENZIE
Sole Aunt, C3Voderi .h.
May -1h, 11as.
SPRING & SUMMER
MILLINERY.
MISS GRAHAM
tats pleasure In announcing that she has
pwrehaeed in person her (Spring aad Rummer
Stook of Millinery. etc., Gad has takes &dean
tags of the LOW PRICKS prevailing at the
wholesale markets to make Largr Purchaser.
Heryatrons can rely upon
good Stock god Lout Poaille Prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
MISS GRAHAM.
West side of Square. nor en, t
A pr.1 lath. I Iw6. 041
NOW COMPLETE!
REES PRICE,
East street (iraln Depot. opposite Towr. Ha11,
tioderi.h.
Mar -h 11th. 111115. 1191-21+
MACKINAC.
Sbs 3rsta Dstt tn.t
SUMMER TOUR
Debase etotrwsw. low arts,.
roar Trip per Week ➢wwasa
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
And *eery Weak Day lUewer
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Irene aelm
"Picturesque M.ckhgc " mustrsisd.
Oo.esaaa son :aeosaWwa. Gabel )eros.
Detrolt & Cleeelend Stearn Nae. Co.
C. 0. we•1TcONs. hew pate. GST.,
SCTROIT. NICM.
A. MTRAITON, Agt.. 0. T. R. Station,
1994- Ooderich, Ont.
F08NITDflE.
The LondonTeaHouse
M ARSur.I RRC1 _
have opened a branch store in Acheson's 11lo.•k, adjoining Morrow'r shoe atone. GODEI:ICH,
where they will keep.!. hand • large stock of
CHOICE TEAS AND COFFEES.
A. we make a specialty of TEAS AND OO/FEES. we can do better with our patrons than
aay other store in town.
A handsome picture card given away with every pound of Tea or Coffee.
TRY A TEST ORDER.
MARSHALL BROS.
April 30th. 1365. 1163-3m
West side Court House Square, Ooderirh.
NEV HARD\VARE STORE.
YATEB B AC8E90N
AGENTS FOR
C+LIDDEN PATENT
TWO-POINT
Barb
Wire
The change o' ta' ' hue canoed (treat ...cite. TWO-PIONT
meat , so has
J. BROPHY Barb
--1N THf:—
WAR OF LOUNGES. Wire
Lounges. 4 3 75.
Bedroom Sets. 15 W.
Woven Wire Reds. 3 50.
Rittenaton Table,. a 75
llideboarda a de
Caere -mated Chairs. { dor. 4 !!t
Row. bac ked /'hairs. i doz. 2 11-
Picture frames below oust.
1 won't be undersold by any dealer on the
top of the earth
J. BROPHY,
West street. next door to D. Cantrlon's bak-
ery. opposite Rank of Montreal.
Oederlch. March ath. 1146. 111111141es
WARIWA
Arrival of First Detachments of
CHEAP, 8Th1:7NCS, ZNDZBPENBZBLE_
Manufactured by the Washburn Mower* M'rg Co.
Call and See us, and Inspect Goods and Prices.
We have on hand a full and oontplete stork of
Shelf and Builders' Hardware
R faints. Oil.. (:lave, Nails. ROPE AND OG- ORDA., IT E883101,
8 V PPLZEB, Table and Pocket Cutlery. See our Solver
1'tat. Goods, and Artiste' Materials.
YATMei 8z ACHESON,
Nemdeerto It. McLean's Meat Market.
. erLLf #.Ir1. til b ,t..
SPRING GOODS -
NOW COMPLETE! sAUNDERS Beep Your Feet Dry!
—AT—
A (HOICK BTO( I[ OF Vou ran do this at a very trifling cost by buying your
DAY C SOD
mend. Groceries_
SPECIAL LUISB 115
Dress Goods,
Shirtings,
and Tweeds.
A Choice Lot of Seed Potatoes Cheap.
-ighest Price Paid for Butter & Eggs.
GEORGE ACHESON.
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
easedge. A0 Irons, 5.11.
i
VAltMET.' STORE.
GREAT SLAUIIIITER ooTs & SHOES
_- OF _ _.
Stoves,
AT TIIE (STORE of
E. DOWNING,
Tinware, meek
Wall Paper,
Fancy Goods
AND
House Furnishings
AT
OM
1 have now on hand the Wrenn stook ever shown in Oederiehand comprises . 1,r c line et
natty hound in a Drat -star slim store. from the Dnewt kid. throngs. all the iaterme,t.u•.• grades
to the heaviest cowhide. 1 will sell at
Prices that Will Snit Everyono.
Ladies' Boots, In Button or Laced, from :1.00 to :5.11U.
"The Cheapest Hoose ander the Sun ' lieges and Children's Strong School Boots, from ritr
'f . upt
Nest deer to the Pest O•lee.
Boys do., $1.00, up, all other Lines Proportionately;Cheap.
adwMh. March. Doh. tN4 If/r7
A
!teed dx seats fee tsdage.
end receive fres. aeestly tag
aaoM whish will help yes
wore anewey t awwy
w t Als wwrt4. Al off Maher
time aayttttig . ss 1
elan ..resod beam S,w hear. The breed melt Crabb'a Nook• Corner East street and Notre.
le toen see mime before tire werkere..5.11 re
Vary At oreetndtlrwe.TTet,s t (kr wrote.
/gal To Me trade Loather std tanners In any gwintry, at low.et Prices.
le..
T;
I ern and will salt ,sat, hnth In (owl. .red p,1•-..
DO—WNING
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