HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-10-16, Page 5Allrtiesgenies their .ale bills piloted st
ts soles will get • tree out urn laeerled Ir
tits list up W the tla,e of .ale.
&teslas sale of pure bred Durham
,sttl., oat the steak farts of J•.hu Wash
ington, lot 25, oou. 3, towushtp of Worst
Wawaueyh, county of Huron, beginning
at 1 u'clh.ck .w., ou Thursday, October
.end, 1888. AJdre-Juhu Washington, t
Auburn P.O., lhit.
Auction sale ..f farm st.wk ant itnple-
vents, the property of tars. Catherine
F,eelu, un the premises, lot S, con. 7,
Ashfield, I Kafq abrid ro , by R. J. H.
1,Eras;, auctioneer. at 1 o'clock p. m. ,
Monthly, Oot. Itkh, 188.1. Fur lot
,f Kuck and artte'es see poste:..!
Auction sale of farm stock, i.,.plemente,
household furniture, etc., etc , the pro.
perty ..1 Chaa. Burke, oar the premises,
Int 102, 'Maitland con . Hurun read,
7,.derich Wn,ahip, one u.t!. from cwt..
tech, by Jobe Knox, nuc tiou+rr, eom-
..rucing at 1 o'clock. p .n , oar %Ywlues-
tay Oawber ?15th, 1,(153. Must be tae d,
:.• the faun has been leased fur a term .4
vara. See posters for het.
ala•.ail.
The cattle show, .thio:. WAS aivsrtiaed
et held hers .tat Tuesday. pawed •a very tris
aortly. The show M i l l i n e r y, rvla.ntles & I\/lantle Cloths
..f coedit,w
ser d, and abouta hundred were .old t.,
t! -.e differeut buyers prseent.
Burl. endeat.r not to break the saue-
t,ty of the Sabbath by .:ar.1 playing, and
above all, save us from an other tollvy . f
oaths such as was poured f..rth ou the
nil night air last Saturday.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. OCT. 1G, I ss5.
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PURCHASERS DRESS GOODS
It will repay you to we our Sharia 1/f SEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS UOODS before our-
't'',y.int;, a, this reason we have an extra large anti Choice Stock t•. fee! •I•t fruslt.
YOU CAN PURCHASE BY MAIL.
e .e•n•I Samples tin application, with wult't anti price murketl : alto whirr bti' utlAli or rx�tr• ,u;"wish
the pro%i,ion that if not ttati,faetory they limy 1•e returned and honey ref .:..le• 1.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
t 4 A i.l.
Shoving Some Beautiful Lots of Good. Costume Cloths.
tN1O1) COIIiTUME CLOTHS,
Irt•/:t I.e. to 20•`. per ar,l
ALL WOOL COST1IME CLOTHS, from 35 c. to 50c. per yard.
A Handsome Line of ALL WOOL PLAIDS.. , .for :171W worth 33c. per r•1.
Flushes! 'Velvets! Velveteens! and Velveteen PI :1_ : '
AN ENDLE88 VARIETY OF TRIaZM1
Beninuler.
I: Nett left on Teasley fur hu house H
..t Kansas, after a few seeks' sojourn
..:song his friends here.
Miss Frances Hulmes, of Clinton, has
been re engaged to teach in M. S No. 7,
•r 1886, at her former salary.
Geo. Church has sold his farm to
'Dad ' Bogie fur $3000. We understaud
Mr. Church intends moving to one of
'.hr Northwestern State, in the spring.
A hne two year old cult belonging to
'I'm. Vanstune strayed Isom his pasture
•:ids, known u the Sinclair firm, and
.:u killed ..n the it. R. track. Mr. V.
s dsettt *no fur him setae time since.
.Lout. Willson lads this section in
;,utat..es, both in acreage and in size of
• niter,. lost week he dug a "Beauty of
Cie valley" which weighed exactly 1 Its,
and • number of the " Wbute Sar ' varte-
:y .09 larger, one of which turned the
• .ales at 2 Ibs 8 use.
Ts* Marrlxu --The tea meeting at
Bethel Methodist church, on We1uc.day
f last week, was the most succeeded
,rth:r of the kind ever belts herr. The
.nisei• adjoining the church were coin.
'irtably fitted up fur a dining roam and
the ling tables were spread with an
.nundauce and variety of good things
which could not but please the most tea-
tithous. The handsome young wen n(
"ay cungregstiun had been enlisted as
waiter,, but feeling themselves alone
.nequal to the task, they pr.wured the
assistance of the "fur ones" and thee
s�r;a.rthl, vie.i with each other in pulite
stteutiona while serving refreshmeija.
;.he attendance was large, and after all
`.art diene unple Justice to the excellent
refreshment, they repaired to the church timber with all costa aro sooner paid. 1 .hall
proceed d. sell torte
(ands by 1'u►6r A.e-
• n: h was Perla tilled to i•1 ut,cost cepa• tion, or so much thereof u may be setflcf nt
.'v The meeting opeeeu with singing for tb., payment of the taxer and oasts there-
.end prayer, after which John Kernighan netlelgr°luwn I1a11, In the said Town of
was celled to the chair, which position
'.r filled is an admirable manner. Be-
t,dr the pastor, Her. Mr. Markham, and
',. v. Mr. Meyer, of the German church,
:h of whom addressed the meeting,
'here were present Rev. Mr. Selene, of
B'a'ton, former pastor of the church,
..nJ Rev. Mr. Sanderson, f,rmerly t.f
I'enmiller. but now stationed at Whit*
. herch. The last named gentleman de.
.IreTed most .Ioi uent and impressive ad -
:reams, which were listened to with rapt
,.tteotion. A noticeable feature in ell the
✓ peecbes was a leek of that low wit and
stale stories, too often indulged in on such
cessions. The singing of the. choir under
the leadership of Stephen Butt, waS,sry
leered, and deserves the applause it re-
vived. On the eeeotng following a
ror.el was held, at which • gr. -at number
again met and enjoys•l themselves right
',..n.ly. The committer realised the
.:Ilse sum of $60, after paying all expen-
Pea
GLOVES, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
µc ean give you the beat value in BLAI'l- 1 ASH NIEitF. Hi ,-:t:: • pr,,
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRT- CES.
.W. BRETHOUR & CO
Hrantfurd, aha. •k, 106.
GO TU
KNIGHT'S
SHAVE,
HAIRCCT,
1 SHAMPOO,
i OR DYE. I
TWO D00R8 LAST Of P.0 '
1 I,
■
NEW PALL coons,
Our Stock is now complete in
all the departments, and com-
prises a large assortment in
every line.
We wish to call special at-
tention to our Dress Goods and
Mantle Cloths, which for style
and value cannot be beaten.
Sealettes, Silk Mattalasse,
and Astrachan Goods cheaper
than ever before ; also a large
stock of Tweeds and Coatings.
We have a full stock of Hats,
Cs, s and Groceries.,
e buy Butter, Eggs, Wool,
&c., and give the highest price
that the market affords.
COLBORNE BROS.
Gu:,�•'t:. -i' -
TT.7 • Pracriplill Drill Sion, THE PEOPLE'S STORE
NOW 115 THTi TIME 'i'U e-Et't'RE
NT E R-
1111111.21
TOWN OF °ODERICH.
TREASURER'S RALE OF LANDS
FOR TAXES.
Pwnrt?tC" OF Orr.tt.1n. Hy gimes era war-
Tows
WIT
! of the Mayor or the
Towis or Donna, it, rant underthehand
Town of l:uder.ch and the seal of Ole mid
Corporation. burring date ties eighth day of
July. A.U. MI5. to awe directed. commanding
me to levy noun the lards in the following list
for arrears of •axes dins thereon. notice ..
hereby given that ordeal the said taxes, to.
neidertek ■arhM.
Reported by Telephone from Harter M,Ila.l
aoouutu. Ooiober 15. Isar
v beat. ( Fal ll *bush. W lot M M se
ghost. trod wtatert TI bosh 0 IS at 0 aI
Wheat. t8/ring) • bosh 0 61 O 0 106
wheat, rase) . beak . ...... . 0 72 M 0 75
✓ uts.
noun
int. 1 30 1 3•
waea��•aenw• cwt ......... 116 ea Y 30
per. •wt......._. -a m ee M
hate. •leak ........ .......... -'
i oisie:*, hash ...... Too a
Ila))... ......................
Rutter, IS 1 .. ........ 0 14 M
Vlicca Iia Wolt:ed, •des ........ 0 11 M
L saws, . . ..... 0 10 .e
Ith.rts, 0 cwt. ............. 00 70 w 00 79
Oran. •cwt . . . 60 a .' 00 6n
fort • cwt .. SMI S A
Hoed 1 A 3 to
!lidos .... _ 8 50 690
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15
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The relay, the -Mad day of October, 1RR:,
filthy hour or two o'clock p.m.
The Ian& are Wonted.
Maj Otrret or San"
1,'01,1 I i
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111 s w- Y 01 s6 10
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14 Moi1A
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sa50 131
66
70.
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(Mtee Reserve 1A_fj 0 N;
Wilson's Survey yry 6• _ _I N
1411 7777,,
1a 1177
14 771
124 le 0
1A 541S
1* 566.
WI 6 83
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11*' 6 501
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
AVIS() sref'SSD THIS
Ill000s Use•. of
...w.. s. 1 on retwr.d to sell tb.
sass. at M.dMte Prior. sad M May
Z tecta• of moos'
•""• seartoff .1boroowhkeewIettte
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starter. of Plasma, ane wriaa
of suW ib
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jismug. • a.t r'10(XXI
alums-
wo 7taeawR see W„r1
0 nos.
fws6oa mod Mp•sAea • ltp..e•Ny.
r /IAll w., i w.r•ea0sd first -elves
Orders left at fed Rost 84.r.. M a.
]IrQ
rile• et r. herb proli0b gt,ewd.d -
ta EDm•D I. sitt)WN.
PI l�0-$-$IAt�`!!.
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PETER ADAMSON,
Treasurer. Town of Goderkb.
Treasurer's (iftlet
Oudeth 8..ln1y 13th. 1R6. 21104 1:'A
w.I
VERCOAT!
SL1. -TYLE'. A'.' V l ', !AN PRICEF.
LOT OF MANTLES AT COST
TO CLEAR OUT THE STC1'K.
W.. g_ 1R,ZI:01.,=EY, �
Oct. 8, 1886. The Pe:plis 3:ore, G..t:eriea K I TCH EN CABINET,
An. s.i kind. a' Furniture.
Court House Square, Goderich.
Co =Via
AOI NT FOR
Gell lie NeW York Sieger Sevin Machines.
til. r •: of tl.c •-I••:.rarevl
7
R_ PROITD +'OOT
D
Has jam received a lame add:t(en to h;a stock of
Organs and sewing Machines Repaired.
i a,! , , r'i!e and Needles always net hand at reasonable prime.
L C.ALI.. SOLICITED.
RY GOODS C_ H_ C-IRVIN,
ll.:miiMs street. a h• -n doom below the 1'olt.ornr lintel.
e
Suitable to this season o' ::.e year, wh:, h he is de-. rtn,ne4 to sell at the LOWEST postIble NEw
Fresh G-roceries,
Canned Goods,
Crockery 8i Glassware,
Flour, Feed, &c, s
1JAll kisd• of Farm Produce taken in exchange for Gonda.
18. people of Ouderich and vicinity are invited -:o call at my store. opposite •he Fa'- (4roc.r,'.�
(iodartch. Sept. 3rd. IttfM1. AIl•3m fe. eget 126MT.
FiGt'1tI . Ai.'. r ...a .-.:pp'y of
LIST OF NEW GOODS
ARRIVED AT
Imrie's Book Store
THIS WEEK, Sept. 17th,I885.
ARB\VARE STARE
PATES & ACHESON
',GENTS Fon:
GLIDDEN PATENT
Te-PIfti
Bart
Wire
4
TWO-POINT
jBarb
Wire
CHEAP 8T.ATJI CH, INDIBPEN8I131_i$`_
Manufactured by the Washburn Mow.n SITg Co.
Quadruple -Plated Silverware. -
Carle r:.. See us. and Inspect Goods yrs.
A\I'THEI:LIIT•F
ALDEN'S CHEAP BOOKS.
AN ENTIRELY NEW 1.(}T IiF
WALL PAPERS &
we have on Waits f 4.8 complete Nook or
Shelf and Builders' Hardware
Palma 01i.. 4.11W Na:!- ROPE AND CORIDAO•E, VESSEL
81JPPLI"CB . Table and Pocket Cutlery. See our Silter
I'bt',e 4.00ds. and Artist.; Materials.
PATES 8z ACHESON2
Next door to 11. McLean's Meat Market.
tiiadt.cr. Agrafab. JHS
BORDERS NOW COMPLETE!
3Z31e6=ac 3Mccks,
?edgers,
- - may$ oclrs, _ 13/''.00 EA
�3rLw�RRAH Cast+ Fc- 1 t
NOW COMPLETE !
.1 CHOICE STOCK OF
FOR THE.
Acs Jeuliery Siori
F.veryhrnlll should hese
tan portions • fee►L
1AN'urWATi 11.11Xear t1OL1rs till, KR,
r..-. Amerlcn l
) Ksrr for Sly
Siad ted cheapest watt 1
Money
PORTER tt
a watch when
h11I iR-JA(1211*
.Q0. A leo esh ter
Hooting ow
NI
A• ro40,1r rsNd.wt.
• the mar • . ,r the
SUMNER
On• door nogg of .ear. A ehc.or.
Or rel s' ore.
Sept. 'rd. PA. 2011
mom money than a' anyeling.Ne ;
mange* fee l8. best tell
IF, Nate 1seek ."''P".: r 0.6
T'1 lr a..teA e.st. l?tt. ANL
Stephen's Blue -Black Writing Inks.
l,1fART'. PINTS AND HALF PINT%.
JAMES IMRIE,
20101 1t North bide Market &mare, Ooderia.
FALL MILLINERY.
MISS GR AHEM
Takia pleasure in anneunting that she has reforne.l (r..m her trip ear. . s
now in st,.ek a large assortment of FANCY TRiMMiNt,iS. consistii.,: '
Wings, Birds, Feathers, Ribbons, &c.
I hare all the latest novelties inHats, Bonnets. Shapes, Shades of t'. !.r. etr.
INSPECTION INVIVED.
ar_d Groceries_
Dress Goods,
I.tl. l.l\I I\
Shirtings,
and Tweeds.
Highest Price Paid for Butter & Eggs.
GEORGE ACHESON.
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
tiedericb. Apia MA, tett.