HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1886-7-30, Page 5°ren.
We aaiact insert the Isnot
esseird t►ia seek Mout t emi. Thom
esetAeetey Yds got to be too comae!
Belfast was tough *sough last r eek.
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17tTrk11'D.
!nY erhest and barley are heist cat
this week.
.1. McDus•!J, of A.66.ld, u visiting
hid ase-ts law, J. Belly.
Tomo v. Wuasn Oft -A number of
Junket folk took in the cuueerta of the
p.ttest needling, eso*.rt company, and
purchased bottles of the oil. The .ick
e*.mittee have decided EA to diactrA
Nis std and reliable tosto,1 seemed
gpvopinion (rum the Cru an Attorney r
Rey( of the cher "our, all."
Most Viviano.
Robt. Met:uwen, jr; visited L,neon ,)n
wood business.
Jaime MoGowau is 'uttering from ut
flamuuatnry rheuutatis,u
Mrs. John Freese, of Morris, is visit-
ing at her father's, Mr. (:tog, r McGow-
an.
It. W McGowan, stn .,1 Jos Mct,uw-
an, who has s good situation in WisLt-
peyf, trod au tneijiwtt attack .•f trphoiJ
f fever which was nipped in the Loa.
Dan McGowan met with an accident
last week, whit hendang a scythe The
blade gashed be angers leaving two ul
them in a bad conditir,tt.
Mina A. McGowan, principal of Man
chaster public school, paid • visits to
Miss 11utshisos, Listowel. who was her
focuser eisistant, sod is is low condition,
no hopes it her recovery are eetertasu.u.
James Rath has a foal, not threw mon-
th' old, which turned the .tales in Blyth
at 470 pounds. This is 000.tdertsd first-
class weight. The colt is a good one.
11. sold A to Mr. John Bennett for the
roved to of $100.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 30,1886
!How's the Zimi-I
salami. rt..ima ileo• /5M wtla
tras•da'p Popular W. tem.
1tin
}� am` , peri- lutwet
�t Not► a!t'st+ M •M haJ wen k
eachLo▪ a
Iran Qll�i�
was. •wylets Seery, me . etc h ls vasift
lm ted a •ror1 reopen. For BALANCE
T 1 i t It e priori la salt Mr.. or to clubs of
QV
ti•ltd over.a. each. Pumas..e-
. mood for Ow/lions' parts .f • dollar. S.ta
pl.. tree.
twill
oha hs
out additional oe. wf ef following
p..alui,which
should tw ordered as per
somber.. it
!trait (fencer.
I1 Resew sad I soli h.
i
lts
1 .. .' r •url (tu Ia
rlt.Oden,d lettsratwee at our rl.k. Ad -
deem 'dainty -.
A1) 'r tTI,En 1'ltI%TI GO(' Roo
alas- IL•r�
COX & CO.
COMMISSION
AND
STOBROKERS,
(Members Turu.to Stork Ic*eba•ge,.
26 TORONTO -ST., TORONTO
I).ree• Sl ire to Theatres'. New York. Oil
(ett) and ('LIcgu.
Stocks, Bonds. {Grain Provis-
ions and Oil Bought or Sold
for Cash or on Margin.
NOTICE.
All Accounts due me not
settled by the end of 7u/y,
will be sated Call at once
to save costs. Give your
note If no money.
W. H• =LEY,
The',coplt•'s-Store, (:(xderielt.
J sly 2Ird, I.
!
GOOEBICH AGENCY, - WEST ST., FASHIONABLE
R. RADCLIFFE,
Ootlirlfsa Tav i p.
On Sunday night host, during the
thunder storm, liihtaiog struck • stook
.d wheat ou the fats of Wei. Clark, lots
13 mot 14, Gib coo., berniev up the en-
' tore stook. hut doing no further damage.
A week ago lest Thursday seven or
tight young Mea from Cliston, put their
horses esti rig to the stable bolonving to
David McBrien, Lot 20, Zed Con.,
which has been I for some
time. After picking soe» berries they
got reedy M w home, but before going
home they broke eleven penes a Mass
in tbe concrete cottage and three in the
stable and whit other miacluef they
could about the place.
J. W. Elliott has gone for a trip to
Dakota where he bas friends. He will
return in the fall.
Mr It. Whitely, of the ;*h, sustained
considerable personal injury by falling
from a step -ladder, from the top of which
she ties endeavoring to reach wine
cherries on a tree, at the premises of her
son -is law, Robt Hodge.
Dsare or • PIONxi0.—Christopher
11. Lindsay, one of the oldest settlers n.
Guoericb township, died oo Tuesday nut
at the great ase of 83 year. He was a
satire of Ireland, burn near Belfast. Ile
some to Canada 84 years ago, and after
wending .host four years in sad around
rfed.ricb, settbi on his farm, which for
fifty years bag booms Um homestead of the
Lindsay family. Mr. Linduy ceps of ro-
bust health op to within a few days of
his deoesee, havinew4 new required the
services of a phyusu.a. H. took unwell
on the Thursday before his death, and
the complaint developed into lutlamma-
tton of the lungs, which armed him off.
He was a veteran of 1837, boring shoul-
dered a musket dad marched to Suuia
in defence of the country. He was •
quiet, unobtrumiee are, and • Rood
neighbor. He leaves two sons, David
acid Nixon, and tour daughters, Mrs. T.
Laurence, of Lneknow, and Mrs. Robt.
Marshall. Mrs Jester) C.Idwel1, and
Mrs. Edward Ashman, of Goderlcb
to enahip.
John Ford died at the reeidenc. ,.I his
brother William, Hohueeville, on Mon•
day morning, July 16, at the mature age
it 72 years. His densis* was unexpect-
ed. The teeming previous he attended
service at St. Stephen's church, having
walked there and back, a distance of four
miles. Upon reterning horse he was
ataodiag up p•rtakiag of • lunch: when
soddenly his lower limbs lust their power
and he wok to his knees. In reFly to •
question from tits sitter he quietly said, '
Leave me alone." Thew were the last
words he uttered. He remained uncon-
scious until next morning. when his ges-
t'. spirit took its eight from its clayey
t. He was one of a familyof
sine, six boys and three girls, alof
♦ whom, but one brother, survive. His is
a remarkably *MI overt family, the average
height of the brothers being about 6 ft.
4 in. H. came to this section from Ire-
land 54 years ago. Be was a skilful ship-
wright, ed is earlier times Rhes work-
ed in (Iod.rieb, Detroit and *the points.
Of late years he has been residing with
his Mother William, here, in easy sir-
, his wants having been pro-
vided for under the will of his father.
Although of giant form and a somewhat
leonine eoeatsnanes, he was gentle as a
child. Though not destined to b. tole
of the exceptional few whose deeds are
of national repute, his name will long be
• household word in many families u the
ggigenyin of honesty and kisdnese of
• gsttwt big, human heart. H. is
tsppoeod to have died
wawas of t
tIl• orae
Deceased never married.
Tie funeral took place on the 37th, to
Oederish cemetery, and was largely at-
tended. -[Ex.
Msnagrr.
Jul)- bah. 1.iC. es68-lot
O o
ccqN0 WA"�
— ®
GODERICH
WORSE_
Having purchased the Weisner of JOSEPH
VANATO\R Maria Cutter. t take this up-
ppeerrtlaeity of aanouaef.g to the people of rhe
(county of Huros. that we are now prepared
to execute an orders In
MARBLE tit GRANITE
1MIll1fllllS, llas1ous,
Ste.. Etc.
Having •tial years practical experiewee. We
feel! aiout et Kiving satisfaction to those
who may factor us with their orders.,
!i1OSand1OOf Silis
HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC.,
Supplied .t Beaaonable Pates.
Thole intending to purchase Monuments or
Headstones will Ilnd it in their interest to
TAILORING
SPRING GOODS
• Zit RI1T 13,
And will be arrivl•g all Season.
CaII and See the New Goods.
uGH DuiiTLOP
FASHIONABLE TAZLOR_
morn Main -West trent, !text door to Bank of MoatreaL'
Ooderk k. Manch lith. ISIS.
Look Here!
Outwits SCOTCH OINOHAM8 at 10 o.
Oawvies SCOTCH OINOHAMS at 120.
Tui Bast FACTORY COTTON you *ter
saw for tie money -Sc.
COTTON A DES,
SHiRTINGS,
Attu PRINTS,
AT Pods Taal' VII t. .terort1+B Yov.
All other lines in DRY GOODS couplet*.
Ft -u. Broca or GROCERIES.
We Buy WOOL, Bauch AND Suet.,
COLBORNEDERBROS,CH
(30.
ABRAHAM SMITH,
TAILOR & CLOTHIER.
N4z, v', Goods,
Ne .�.. Styles,
=sc., w I'iices_
'Gents' �'�raishings, Eats and Caps, &c.
GIVE US A CALL.
People wishing cemetery work done. such
►• repairing lnscrfpttoae. etr.tghtenina head-
:tenee, etc., can rely on the work being done
in a most sa'lstactory wtasaer.
gfWe solicit an inspection of the work now
is the shop
ROBERTSON A BELL.
Oodertch. Starch lath. alk 11453m
Tag Duna BILL or F*Aacs —Ia the
Pula Boos* dor Drim Made. there is an
.,bits es als.hol ley M. Jokes Rochard,
who presents the following budret as ris-
king the direst and indirect taxa-
tion .tial Trashes imposes on itself in
the eases of a year in honor of the got
god Alcohol:
Prise .f &Wahol .nseetaed.. $ 14,1911,060
Vane of days' work lost... 1#2.664,160
Cost of trimMINIIM. 14,166,400
Oost .1
a zei 464,160
Lase 614,000
Cost of criminate. 1,779 900
Total linforlie,130
MAC KI N AC.
SUMMER TOUR
low Hasa
er
Powe Trap tWalt amwees
DETROIT AND MACKINAO amid Lae now the latest and most approved styles in
sELLING OFF
AT COST
MRS. GIRVIN
if you wast • cheap. yet stylish suit. call at
ABRAHAM SMITH'S_
1.60
Goderlch. Jun. trd, 1505.
TO THE r u aLIC IN G3NERAL
ALEX_ M u ±O,
{:e•eral Draper and ■
Having sow received the bulk of his Spring Purchases. M - - ing • Choice Selection of
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FASHIONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
Newest Shades and Textures. All -Wool 17eB eiges, Verona Serge.. Soudanese Cloths,
with stripes to match.
Will, during the Month of July, sell off her stock of Black and Colored Ottoman Broe•ded Satins,
Black. Double raced Tricot Satin. warranted not to cut.
Prints, Sateen, Black and Colored Linea Laws•
MLinery, Dress Goods, &1on
•
Etc.. Etc., Etc.
MRS. MATHIESON
WILi. IN FC'TVRE HAVE A
Dross Making Shop Up Stairs•
•
t 1
1'
- -
i•7•2" -
-1111,
-
-_r—..ern now urw �
Parasols, Gloves and Fine Hosiery a Narked Feature,
Madras. and Nottingham Curtains In white, coffee and fancy colorings.
(Bzceptionally cheap.(
I White, Cream. Turkey and Fancy Tabletngs. Towels and Towelling, Tray Cloths. Napkin',
LrOI less -- round. ?quart mod oblong.
alrTb. correct thing in Braid* and Buttons. i
Swiss .ad Belgian Embroideries. All Oren and Tucking..
Not d.eml it osteo'•} to enumerate the various lines in stock, the public may rest ale
anted that rip will be four up to Ibe �/.
Star ly tee price. /h
AI.Ea_ � �.. moo_
HAVING RIC-
Fl-HNiSHgll
my shop In the latest
style. put In Tarty
Clew Sorbet Chairs.
two of them the cele -
bested H.o►ester
Tilting (' h • 1 rs, and
hired • ;
Barber. we are WO
posit ios to do MMer
lar o r k than M.eto
fore.
Lsdys t Ct11Miw's
Hatrcattlan —.
specialty on all 4575
except Mato
Razors and
ground.
vv ice_ I�T2Grs.
Goderich. May ilh, Its.
R. W. MCKENZIE
lbI Wena Street. two doors east of P.O.. (ioderlok.
1 spring MiIlinery. ,
MRS. S A LSELD
Hu opened our her—
SPRING STYLES IN MILLINERY
DETRWaT AND CLEVELAND Fea1L1(rs flower, liihLos, Sats & Tull
• elrt.' TIT ewes , ,
„ms s Mackinaw." IlleMrmlM• OF Al.t. RIND&
r laments pull le*sleassaa MOOS Fan KA. Iaspectlon of the latest novel, 1s toly ea wear, which she bas new on view,
Dolma a CNesfiad Mesta Nev. 0.,, Oe4orieh. April rind. lee.mot
C. D. 1101111114111T.r o Pans. Arm,
To the Farmer and Others,
We have on hand add can offer at greatly
ikDucED PRI('in:
2 New Beatty Reapers.
1 Massey Reaper, second-
hand.
1 Water Tank, for supplying
water to steam threshing
ennee.
2 t e a . Buggies.
1 ok.
Akio aamatier of k
rlaalltswith`b. �t.,rw n• "t,Ftd
ro t
0. A. HUMMER,
r
IMPORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
SHELF ': AND ': HEAVY
HARD W ARE,
I PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,
SPRING MILLINERY 1
MISS GRA A" AM
Hee sew et ►.t Illbww01011.0.41wEv Med wellaesnrted Ptaek e( TRT MM * l'NTRIMMBD
MILLiNERY�*om r�ttg Ilun.ry olio eM• b..Yt•i•M41• M
7lwt M b1W,wtrat.
Foathers, Flowers, Shapes, Egrets,
& FANCY TRIMMINGS IN PROFUSION.
The 1.44.. of N.derich and vtelalty are eewdlally Invited to
West aide Court
eedierOederlela,1... mrd. tek 1eraf Oedeatek. A pill move lir•
Homo vinare. west deer to M'are's Dry Deeds fitsee.
ta1L11r
GODERICH.
R,z i utING FROM BUSINESS
w ILLIgM ggY
WILL SELL OFF HIS LARGE AND VARIED STOCK AT
COST
Tweeds,
aonbinga,
llikri+tys, 'III
Dress (loads,
• large assortment.
Prints,
Oingitaoss,
awl*. per yard.
d(,uli»s,
white and printed.
Sal; 1-.lr4/s,
1'derteeru,
Silks,
Meek and o.lae4.
IQ.sw.,
CONSIIIIITI NO OF
Houten!,
SItk Cashmere. Lisle.
Cotton add Wool.
Wows
Rid. Ceakwere.
sed Cotton.
ef•,
at
Hn teAk.rrhie f.,
Bilk, Linen. Potton
Ties,
Oreformes,
lerna,
awg''
s
Pfawweli,
;rioter,
(Logon Flannels,
Corsets,
SAirtiwgs,
Shirts,
Skalds,
knitted sad plain.
rerssefs,
tri•breltes,
:1hirla,
Delmore,
Ladies' Vats,
Cobol iselwm
Blankets,
wpb.
Ifollaa.b,
Tattle Clothe,
Towels,
N.rh:w.,
/brtains,
Netts,
Pert,
flats,
( Lira,
Sheeting*,
White (beton.,
Illusory (,ollotn,
Yarns,
rte., L -r ,
Sale Commences Saturday, 27th March
0.derlok, March loth. Ire, »�