The Huron Signal, 1886-9-24, Page 54
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THE HURON SIGNAL. MAY. SLAP. k4, 18S6
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nw.anea.
Thi. sports of Dangaunur are great ly
exercised over the appear.ne• ..1 tem or
two deer that were semi sou this o• sghlwr
hood. They have nut succeeded in cap -
tering any of them yet
Mrs Meows, of ICMidstuck, sod Mrs
Stumm, of Ingersoll, were th. gusts of
Mrs J. k. Roberts last week.
The saeramsent was disparaged ie the
Yresbeteries church here last Sunday.
Rev. John McGillivray. of Goderich,
prrnobed •very s tietmuu cn
the occasion, and was greatly appreciated
by the cuatreg*titta.
George Woods and Miss M. Rather -
teed, timbers fur the past year in Union
8. 8. Na S. aro sntla14ed for neat yew
No the same as.H.r.
Th. Dungannon baseball club played
Mar return match with (luderich cu
Monday last, and were attain victorious
Dungsenou stood 23 to God.rich 2.
3L .vala.
A synopsis of a serwnon by
the Rev A. Y. Hartley, crowded out this
week, will be given in our neat.
The mill seems to have increased in its
Wetness since ths new miller came un
the so.ne of action. Mr Herbert was
well known around here years ago w hen
this plans was small.
our base ball team had a challsote
from Mildmay, the oltampton. of Bruce.
to play for a hundred d. liars a side It
war uum.diatsly accepted Itut where
it the boartine champion now 1 Bruss-
els has challeoged onr club, at.d a game
is to nomm cif shortly.
The Foresters' ounoert on Tureda
• ensnpl.te sowers.-..
T. Burgess has the •kill as well as the
will to keep every one pleased. Tbe
rad d the p.. `ot-mance, which consisted
of readings, sin*icZ, .r was good, and
indeed 81uevale is I:euoming ti..!' for
entertainments, which Genn t be bates
Mr Thos McGillicuddy, one of the
editors of the Guderich SItilfa ., it is W•
nonmed, is to address a meeting in the
1' thumb, on the subject of
"T All are cordially invit•
ed to attend.
Th. new Foresters' hall is now a Bred •
It tt, any town.
The Methodist piano -maze is being
Feinted inside and outside.
Rev J. S. Cook supplied the place of
Atte bit McDowell, of Wingham, last
Sabbath. fdr Meek, of Winglum, sub
- plied Bluevaiet
Ras A. V. Hartley a ►way on a hoa-
dav trio He intends .i.itiegthe county
where the Scott Act is Blithe tslk,name-
ly Halton. Rev Mr Law, of Relgrave,
supplied his pulpit last Saturday.
The old Clyde is changed into a hand-
some frame bonding, of commodious
sire. 1t adds also to the value of Mr
Riding's already valuable property.
Wwit aesh.
The barn belonging to George Agar.
of the 6th , was struck by
lightning cn Theraday night of last geek
and one of the rafters was splintered.
Mrs John Irvin has sold her house
and lot near St Helen* to Mr. Sheriff'.
Mrs Irvin is going to joie her husband
in St Joseph's Island, where he has been
fora member of years.
Mn William Gordon. of Toronto, has
been visiting friends around St Helens.
John Wetherald u engaged as teacher
for 8t Helen' school for the corning year
with Mary J Ferttuaon=aa ►aaistant
Wildcats are becoming prevalent
again—a number having been seen in the
neighborhood of St Agud.ioe.
LADIES OF GODERICH 1 NEW FALL GOODS
We extend you a Cordial Invitation to Inspect our
RD flisp of MILLIyM &MANTLES
Our Show Rooms will be Opened on Tuesday and Wednesday, 5th and 6th Oct
New Fall Bonnets and Hats.
New Fall Mantles, Dolmans, "Waters.
We Show the Latest Novelties and Best Value in Jerseys
DO YOU WANT A STYLISH FALL OR WINTER COSTUME,
THEN DO NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
FOR BOHOOL DRE88 8 OR 1-10U8 WEAR,
13r SEND
We Show a Special Line of Dress Tweeds at 121e. Every one should see them.
Tt
l't+ }t,R SAMPLE•. AND PRICES.
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
B1ZA1V %. LBvOR,lD.
Brost!ord, Seo'. 23rd. gig Wenn,
somsomismilmimpoussoul
VesIern Fair
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A_ B_ C0I T LL
—FON' FIPST ('LASS—
FURNITURE.
NOLISTRIAL R ART EXHIBITION 1 AM SELLING QOM) FURNITURE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER FURNITURE
MAN IN TOWN.
-AT - YOU' CAN LACE ROBBY BY CALLING ON ME, AND
LONDON, CAN., you Are Sure to ei Suite iu IMce & Quahty
Sept. 27th to Oct. 2nd, l886.
Nal
Premiums.
COMPETITION OPEN TO THE EMU.
The Western Fair is the QT!mt 'vest of the
season for the people of Weeu'rt Owtaria
The Directors are determined that the torth-
coalnR Exhibition shall rugal, if sot names,
any of its predeeeewra.
The Committee oa Attractions are prepmr-
ie4 • spfeodid fur each day of the
Fur. full particulars of which will be put.
listed Inter oa.
Write to the Secretary for Prise Lists, Post-
ers. Programme* or any information requires.
It. HETTER. OEO. McBROOM,
President. S'a'lary.
1 am still selling the celebrated HIGH ARM• IMPROVED
R AYMO N D MACH INE
THE BEST 114 THE WORLD. BUT NO OTHER.
'sr theft may Sewing Machine rasa in town."M
avows ME CALL mid Arles tar youiralvesr
Friday last the wife of Henry Zoelner, 1
lot 12, Lake Shore road, opened a hitt
(•f potatoes that contained 76 tubers -36
of which were good large pratias and the
of smaller size, The Germans
head the Irish in potato raising in this
section thus far.
J. McLeod, teacher at No 4 8.8 re-
engaged M ,an enereaae of salary. Mr
McLeod Wisdom Rood work chinos( the
kit~are deserving
of ~
T1MBNo—A very imesesesful picnic way
held in Mr Foster's grove ou Monday
20th last. It was under the manage-
ment the Bethel 8 8, but the neighbor-
ing schools were each extended in invi-
tation. It was heartily carried that our
S. 13. attend mut when the day came there
were no , and those who had
made tior to go, had to suffer
disappointment. oklow is this 1 Surely
there is something wrong somewhere
By the way, perhaps they're going to give
us a Christmas tree or something better
after a while. If they do, we think they
had better have it at Mr Foster's. as
that gentlennan seems t-, think "trouble
0 no account' w long as people tgtjny
themeless st his grove and home.
Mr. Foster and family hare the hearty
thanks of all who were at the picnic for
the kindness and liberality shown .,n
Monday.
Ooderich Township.
Iloimesvilla, Sept. 13th, 1886.
Council met to day pursuant to sd•
josntment. Members all preeen• Mi-
nutes of last meeting read and paved.
trustees of Nn. 2 school
sae to be taketn finis said sec
F. JORDAN,
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
fa'Tb. Beet Hearns and Funeral Furnishings in Town .t the Most Reasonable hates.
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A. B. CORNELL
September Ind_18811. J081tt
Hamilton street, Ooderloh.
DANIEL C ORDON,
Ws hate muck plea.ury in ia1enntttg our
.ad the public generally. that oar hall Snack la semi
complete. la all the Depar,mrnta oar mood* will be
Round of the newest deaigi. and hest quality.
DBMS GOWN..
1 LATE.1%stat
N s i rLE CLOVIS*. ;
Weare showing large ranges in French. (.ermas'
sad E Ileh Goodell!' the aewe.i nukes. We have a
gam of Drees Melton' that will aetuutsh row. at 14$ eta. t
^.toe sad get some of thein before they arc ell sod. -
Newest things in Trimmings w match dramatist -rods.
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS AND COATINGS,
- splendid assort meet. and at puss lower than ever.
.tee our twits to order al 11117.1.
FANCY GOOD,
Fancy Wuel Shawl.. 1,u,ctnaton, Tarr O'tthanter
Hate, rose Pom inset and Hoods. Hnslery mod Uluvea'
Misses and Ladies' Mittens, tolethrr with • complete
assorisneat of small wares.
A discount of Av. per cent. will Ir allowed. un all
Cash parchaacs of Dry Uu. dr of one dollar and ever. i
Jatse.se
Colborne gyros.,
GODERICH.
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441
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A �o
CABINETMAKER
AND LEADING
UNDERTAKER.
Asyone can advertise. but 1 can show the Steel. I have more stock on band than afar Iwo
houses in town to 'select from.
FURNITURE.
1 havehand 10 different etyi_ of Bedroom Suites, 8 different silks of Sideboards, 3
u cr •
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND DONT YOU FORGET IT.
sow
ou
ParlorSuites_ and almost anything in t►.• Furniture lin.. all of wh eh will be sold
LL In the UNDKRTAKINO 1 give revenant attentloa..ni the bene0t mow of nearly 10 yetis
to *� A T ettperlesce. 1 think I have t_e bed H'a's t In the Coust, of Huron --I will uch the parts.
�Mjr l+ i/t♦i Gtt�• t }tad 1 have everything cannily kept In a flCou&t.s f Hut n--1 i wcb at a 11ub4s.
loAlar Shrouds. Habits.
o ie °loves. Crapes. dec. Embalming done when required.
</I Oaaraatae to give satisfaction in every Daae.
'GODERICH, OLD STAND B. ,.. I . P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL.
Has on hand a full stork of the adMwl 11
-{lederiek, Sept. tab. IBM.
seasonable articles -" -'
Paris Green, Ii N JW F_►LJ GOLDS 1886
London Purple
Insect Powder
Hellebore.
1Fresh
t: Carat teed Fresblan P. and at Lowest
Bottled Lime Juice,
Assorted Slays.
Agent for the Toronto Mucilage Manufactur-
ing
ucila.. Lit1uidGluc &cb
Convenient ani Reliable. and at Reduced
1 greet the public with the announcement that I have opened out • Choice Assortment of
NEW AND
Ems' rYL ISM Ones 1 ops
Suitable for Autumn and Early Winter Ware.
Tne range of Textile Fabrics are so varied Re so that even the most fastidious can be
PLAIN AND BROCADED SATINS,
Slack and Colored. Plain and !striped flushes and V, -Lets.
Buttons from a 6c. Size up to a Trade Dollar.
Meal. Pearl and Jet Clasps for Dresses and Mantles.
Gloves I .x a �e�si�♦ y
Fn;l nnsre, and at prices ied in the annals of the Hosiery and Glore Trade.
ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL BE FOUND WELL ASSORTED.
An nnuanally large stock of ('snadian and Imported KNITTING YARNS- Best Make*.
KEY NOTE; Goods sold on their merits. no . lions made. and strictly one price.
tin_ riVkea s g�nTRO
(io terk:h. Sept. tk h. Lf• S. 20114• Draper and Ilaberdaeh'r.
Al.,n .trent for the celrhtytrd
Letter frto om sow .� DR. G'S
immuno real, refusing ', allow lot 15, b R� �,lING FROG BUSINESS
.ton.
Moved by John Beacom, sec -ceded by e�Clne� e d Pula "
Edward Acheron, that no action betaken
V Wii w = L Z = g - - -� A -�- PAINTS, OILS AND
in changing lot l trustees lith sen., No , (i
l,. a refs 1 tee const o- No. e, S.S. to •Family tRednes Aiccuratel ly Dispn>•ed•� GOI)ERICF. ttaMrefused their Beacom, seconded
b OnlyPure and Reliable Drugs used. WILL SELL OFF HIS LARGE AND VARIED STOCK AT
Moved by John Beacom, 1 ,
Edward AehIkeld that shedJohremove P BALE.
�
end Isaac Salkeld he mttih.d to remove
HAVING RE-
FORN LSAZD
my shop in the Mimi
style. pot In Three
sew
two of them the ea
orated Itockestee
Tilting r' kr lra, and
hired • j(wnrt•,yaan
Barber. we ia41
position M do
it e r k than o -
fore.
ady'a k ('bildrea'a
Haircutting made a
apeelaityJ on all dare
except flttturdass
Harms and Se
ia•ort
Harms
ground.
w
1044 - Wra, ttres.,ono door, els., of P.O., Ooderl.h
R. W. MGKENZIE
IMPORTER,
ettrgil<11rt
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
SHELF': AND': HEAVY
HARDWARE
• once cethefence from across the side -_—
road between lots 6 and 6, l.t con : if Lot No. 668, on Victoria -8t.,
not, scion will he taken against them, in the Town of Goderlch.
Carried. Oei opted hr Tilt/NAS ](tPrtytrlo:
d 1 aatiefactory. This Int is aitestrd Ina gond part of the
Trimmer's Pond win examined, his
sureties
were consi ere , Tows. It has 'meted thereon a Ii ,torr
Collector with his sureties was present. 'm
hoes, w..'.,i.L,eII- attache& which hat teen
hie bond wee drewn and completed painted lately. sed Is In a good state of pee
Moved by J. H. Elliott, seconde.l hy .eTF.RMy OF "ALE Half rash, and bay
Edward Acheson, that thio council •u say. 011movtgast'to*nit pnrehea'r.
thories Mr. Prnudfor't, mistimes, to take Far further particulars apply to the under -
level and depth for drain at railway alir11e'd•
brides erosions.
A PROUDFOOT,ng• Bayfield lin', expenses Agents for Owner.
to be paid by the parties be*elitted, and Ond'rirh. Held.,, PIM, lilt -et
that the ReevesDeputy Reeve attendMerchants call at
a meeting tonbeheld
held by aforesaid parties.-
whey •atim tse wi:1 be handed in by
engineer. - Carried
erten adjourned to meet again on
the Signal and get
the third Monda7Jint►nt"ber.x, (Dirk. Circulars Printed.
ag. Parro
Txr'da, 'H••o••ro•,
(7nalirol , Milk. cashmere. Lisle,
Uhilerines, f il.,re. orlon and \root
Nis.. lieo.la, Kid. Cashmore. Idale.
• Mtge assortment. aad Cotton.
Prints, /',vapors,
(linguini., R bbutta,
Se and fc• per yard- No ridkercA i ;/a,
%fnsltNa, gltk, Limn. cotton.
white and printed. T
latrna, I'nf friNes,
Silk G'dreg a, heresy
l'einto" ns, tiyINgs,
ma., nirfrn a s,
Wet and mowed. E7rtnNrlit,
Hobos
•
OF
Ir'incrys,
0911141,11 i''l.n.n.ls,
Alkirtia9A,
1181 ria,
knitted and pima.
Pernaola,
f jMbrefins,
Marfa,
!1,0 sores,
Goodies Veda,
(hssfrissafi.m Nisifa,
►u.t«ttrta,
l,J.r it ta,
H.olln oda,
Table U.AAa,
Toterle,
Napkins,
(7Nrfeina,
Netts,
Petr*,
1'.f.,
gti
1*a,
terf huts,
Wilde I %.tlota,
Firfory Ce41.a e,
nem,
AT., d -e., et.
The Side is Still Going On.
tdoderich Merck nth. RIR llfOam
MISS GRA(..
Fashionable Millar, ,
Has returnrd from her visit to New \" nrk. Tor. -s'••. an .
r —4
NEWEST STYLES & PAT i risuilais
and will recto%' from Iter old stand to the star,
UNDER GEO. ACHESON'S NEW HALL,
T1
on or .hunt the 1.t of October. when she will he pleased to nee her old C4e,om. mend a
n- mh►t of n,w ones.
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS aaaa.ra.k.r. ,tJ TO ALL.
Uoderiok, Sept. Ph. INC
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