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TIIE HURON SIGNAL.FRIDAY, OCT. 19, um
Post Albert.
Robert Oradea, of this vicieity, was
entail aatuui.hed on hie retort. hem.
last Frtdy everting W find Ins tweets
obsupisd by at Wort twaty or tsirty
young couple, who were basely engaged
in paring apples. Upon ioquirs, Mr
Graham was informed that the people
resolved tit Leasing 18. remainder of abs
night with soaps, mimic and deociug, to
which Mr (Thibaut heartily contented.
lir McOlen tarnished the music.
311►•la1..
The harvest home iu the Methodist
church of this place pealed off very well,
although the father of the tempest raved
and joyless rah, obscured the sight!, sod
though the lightning flashed end the
thunder roared, the people. knowing
they would mise a treat if they did nut
attend, turned out in crowd& The hall
was filled, and thew who casae feasted
right royal! ; and though nature howledwithout, all waa mirth and inlay withtu.
But though the food was Rood, as all
thine* made by Bluerale ladies are, they
will not last for aye, and won the merry
crowd returned to the church, winch, to
:mt to custom, had been decorated
all the sawn s yield. Batt though
food and things sweet to the tests of
roan way satisfy him ; fon the time, ;et
man most hard more. "Music arose with
its swell." Speakers with
word, luudeuendla1, and with "Ifni,
unshaken, i soul" poured forth'
the light "all for their country's w.sL"
But all meet and at last, and w.)n the
happy people are in their happy comfort-
able homes, while with the storm howls
loud, hungry for admittance.
All around are fallt.tg feat. The reap-
er death is hard at work, passing from
field to field, laying a sheaf here and
another there, but to far our fair Tillage
has escaped the "monster." Constantly
we hear of another who had started on
through eternity. Iu this immediate
vicinity four hare succumbed. Many
others have been laid low by the hand of
disease, but it is to be hoped that as tool
weather is approaching, the danger will
pass over.
G3Ssrich Township.
Deputy Reeve Beacon is back from
Kent ucky.
Mr J. W. Elliott, son of the Popular
Reeve eat Goderich township. tom return•
ail the sameser i(•
Dakota_ lila unci. T. M. a oyyI on the
independent ticket as a candidate for
the State legislature.
Holme.ville, October 18, 1886.
Council out today pursuant to ad•
L Members alt pigment unless
the Deputy Reeve ; minutes of last me-
eting read and passed, letter fram Mr
John Andrews lit con, was read but ae
he was not present as intimated no fur-
ther action was taken. Several minor
tatters were attended to Mo,ed by E.
Acheson. seconded by .1 H. Etlaott, that
the nomination of candidates for muni•
cipial conned for 1887. to be held in
Koox's Hall Holmesnlle co the last
Monday in December of present year at
12 ocluck noon, carried. Moved and
seconded by same that the polling places
and Returning Officer be .s follows vis.
No. 1. S. D. Orange hall 4th cwt, S.
Johnston returning othcer. No 2. 8. D.
Louse of Nixon Sturdy, 7th ocn., Nixon
Sturdy. returning odicer. No. 3, 8. D.,
house of Thomas Harrison. same return-
inR officer. Nu 4, S. D.. house of Wm.
Herbison, .r., same retarnine officer.
Nc. 5, S. D., house of Herbert Etfurd,
Name returning officer. No. 6, 8. A ,
house of Wm Crooks, same returning
officer Carried. The following accounts
were paid, biz. ; Wm. J. Patton, for re -
(airing calved, 7th eon., $1.50; John
lepier, 80 cords travel at 3.2 cents 'per
toed, $9 60; Wm. Collins. indigent,
(318.76; Wm. Crooks, constable at judge's
court of revision, $L50; selecting jurors,
attar. $4; retire, $3; ,assessor, 3; A.
Knot, use of hall ter jud s court of
revision, $:,; Star, printioe ; Rubt.
Bray, indigent, $18.75; News Record,
printing, $3.50; George Connell, outlet
for water, cedar culvert, gravelling and
repairing bridge, $25; clerk for his ser-
vices in appeal care on voters' lists. E19.4
44.
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44. Council adjourned to first Monday
bi December at 9 o'clock. a. in., sharp.
Jago/ Faeroe, clerk.
Whim Tbe7 Weer.
A hostess who cannot preserve her
emeuity upon even the most crucial
occasions i, lacking in one of the most
essential qualities of an
The thoughtless spilling of her beet
wipe, the soiling of her whitest table-
cloth, nay, even the ,meshing of a whole
trayful of her let old family china,
should not canes one muscle of her
countenance to change.
On the other hand, an affected ignor-
ance respecting the contents of the day's
bat of fare is at times aimed as fatal as
Die opposite extreme. I was myself
present at a dinner party at which one
of the untutored stable -helpers was
brought in on an , to assist.
"What are tf••se, .Ichn ?" inquired the
languid hostess, as John tremblingly
thrust forward a dish of tartlets just
under bee right elbow.
"1 don't know ma'am, really," he re-
plied. "bet I think they're a penny a
pima!"
A Canada hoe -keeper uses chloroform
instead of tobacco in managing his bees.
He finds it a very valuable aid in remov-
ing old queens or in introducing new
ones. These operations are
to a notice, bat a few whiffs of ehloforma
the hive enables than to be
performed without difficulty.
ae/.risk I art.ts
t Reported by Tetephoee from Harbor stills.)
tlowaatcR, Oct. It., 1171
W heat. (Valtt 1 bash ... .... 11 71 to se 77
Wheat, bred trawl 1 busk .... 1 M• 1•
Wine•t, IRprinat • bulb . ...... 171• 1 71
Wheat,i lVbeab 1M 0
Pinur. Ifallt • cwt ........... 1 M 0 1 M
Flour. tsdked) K .wt .. 1 fi j, 1 M
Ptoar, atfaa� bakers. 1wt.,.. 1 M
Lot bur. (p$t.g11 per. ewt f e M
OatsDar, 1
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Wilt"ees.1 as
Rtes, (rupeeked 11 des ........
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1 sort
DRESS -
MANTLES & MANTLEGOODS CLOTHS NEW FAIL GOODS
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We wish to call tl,o atta:.tion of all intending Purchasers 10 our Stock of the above Goods , also the
Splendid Facilities a rt• offer for purchasing from u,
SPECS -Ala T- OF'F•ER_
To all Purchases of Thirty Dollars (830.00), we will pay Return Fare. Also, wilt send Samples
with Prices, and Goods so Purchased may be Returned and
Money Refunded, if not Satisfactory.
COLORED DRESS GOODS. BLACK DRESS GOODS.
A Good Costume Cloth for 12 1-2o.
A Very Handsome Costume fbr 20c.
A11 Wool Cloths from 25 Cents.
A FULL RANGE OF BRAIDS, CLASPS AND TRIMMINGS.
HANDSOME PLUSHES AND STRIPES FOR COMBINATION.
Mules, Ertl -sz ett7ietererr dz,C_
Childrens Mantles in an sizes. Handsome -Long Shuttles and Short Jackete. An Elegant Range of
Dolmans, all Prices.
WE SELL A WIDE ULSTER CLOTH, GOOD, FOR S.;e. •
WE SELL A WIDE BOUCLE CLOTH, GOOD, FOR 65e.
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO
Rran,foM. Oct. Path IN1t
1111=10ttttm
M 1 k ad ooj ITU FILL C 886
PRINTED GOODS. J
NAIRN
Has Opened Thi, Week
3 Crates,
2 Hogsheads,
5 Cases,
OF
3JCKERY
Fiicy fflassre!
An titin Assortment of
Library Lamps.
No Charge for inspection. Don't Forget to
see them.
C. A. NAIRN,
Court House $genre. Ooderick
Sept. itch. 1111{.
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1 greet :he public wish tient anaounoement that I hai a opened out a Cboioe Assortment of
NNW AND
SrrLisH 9 ss Gotpos
Saitaba for Artrma std Early Wiater Ware.
Toe ratio. of Textile rubrics are so varied tais sepses that even the nest fastillie a aux be
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PLAIN AND BROCADED ATI sI ;,
Black and Colored. Ptah sad Striped Ptuetee and Velvets.
Buttons from a 5c. Size up to a Trade Dollar.
Metal, Pearl and Jet Clasps for Dresses and Mantles.
Orli �::5 dr• FI% H0s1L;.&. y
F ill range and at priers red in the aaaak of the Heater1 and Mem Trade
ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL BE FOUND WELL ASSORTED.
An un usually large stock of ('anadtu Gad tmp.rted KNITTING YARNS Beet takes.
KF:1- NOT F: Goode sold on their merits, leo loos aside, aad,trtcU7 one price
Ooderich. Sept. fth. 1711
1\4.
fist- Draper Gad Habardssber.
MEDICAL HALL
THE COMING HEAT
8
Hot Water Heater
•nes
BUNDY NADIATOR.
SAUNDERS
8t SON,
Sete Agenda.
Rpeot1emtioae for say star job given es ane
pl.eSMMS.
ttati•fact,om guaranteed.
First -Clea Stoves & Ranges
and • full lies of
TINWARE.
The Cheapest Howe
UNDER THE SUN.
Went -et., serf deeritiallOWNII1Piles.
Oedsrleh. Oat lth. 1
Biu G-JEc DUNLOP
FA8iiI01•TA33200 TAILOR_
FALL GOLDS
As this is the time of the yetalr when eopleneare
thpe preppublaring
for Fall
and
k f Winter weather, i beg
to ca
the
GODERICH, TWEEDS AND COATINGS
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Which comprise the I.at est and Rest Patterns and Shades the market affords.
Ru on hand • full stock of the following
seass..w • Call and See the New Goods, .�
Paris Green,
MRemember the ore -west swam. seat door to Hoak of MontreaLlk
Osaerich. Sept. blvd. IMG.
W. have tech r.11y.tth w u,fu hls will 111•
Gad the puhm ach pleasure
le s teat nor Uzi /ter
ron,f•Iete. to all t►.• UaWtmeste err weere wail
mond of the stere dodges mud beet quality.
7Sihns (.NHa,
n . . .
•Al11•_L cumin.'
We are t,,,, iup large ranges in French. dermas
sad arsons Quid* in the seweet urkw. N e herr • -
Yae ef Ilraee Sf ague that wt71 aetuufsh fun, al 1f, cis.
mos sadg, t some of atm before they are mil .o44
Newest tbtap t■ Tritium IDe• to witch dress geode.
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TWEIEL)s, WORSTEDS AND COATINGS,
=yplendid assert meat, std at pprtees lower than ever.'
Soo our Suits to order at /1.175.
FANCY OrtOD8 •
Fahey Waal Shawls, Fascinators. Tam t►'Shaaterl
lima. Pum Paoli' rot..nd Hoods. limier) au.l lslnreat
Mem ..4Iod1..i Mittens, tugett,.r WI'', a tvowpletr
etwarty.
A t.f ave pererat. will be allowed ons•
of Dry blonds of one dollar and of cis
Colborne Bros.
GOD£E,ICS.
London Purple �TOIJRA.'�1 1F11;1'WANT 11►Telt WANT
BARGAINS
Insect Powder
Hellebore.
IA, AT T115 -
Ouarant. rd F'rtah aad Purr. and at Lowest T
Priorsoronto Cash Store
Fresh Bottled Line Juice,
Asserted dies.
Agent for the Toronto ‘en,llagr Manufa'•tur-
Ing Co s
Miieilage, Liquid Glue, &c
Convenient ant Reliable. and al Rednoed
F'rinee.
Alen agent for the Celebrated
DR. JIM'S
Medicine and Pills
d5 1711.4ectally Phy,1rlaas' Prwcrtptlnn. and
• 0 M Family Recipes Aecarately ISspeeard.
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Only Pan and Relish. Monet, need.
se
Merchants, call at
71 the Signal and get
Circulars Printed.
THE FALL STOCK
IB NOW
'AU are InvCed to come and eramine the quality and price.li
11101111110090 stead : --THE TORONTO ('ASH STOiRK.
P. O =EeAt., Manager_
ooderictt. Sept.1118.111K -fes
Legal.
ID C. BAYS, SOLICITOR, sea )R, eel ANCHOR LINE
tree (IAMB corner of egeaph t►Mre. It
street, lledrrleh. over le5agraph
rate fonds to lend at A per cent. 71,O
SEMIER R LEWIS, i3ARRISTERK,
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FURNISHED
m7 stop is the latest
dyle, put In THree
sew barber Clain.
wo or then the cele-
brated Rochester
Fitting Cha Ira, and
tired a journeyman
Barber. we are ina
pssition to do Better
Week than hereto-
fore.
Lady's ft Children's
Haircutting made a
pec1alty on all days
except Sat
Razors mad Sc
around.
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5144 Bret Street, two doors east of P.O., (;oderich
R. W. McKENZIE
IMPORTER,
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HELF '.AND ... HEAVY
HARD w ARE,
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
GODERICH.
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PISSIGB RAM BBDOCBD. MISS G RA H A M
1 ARROW 4 PROCDFOOT, R A R
14.14 R1RTSR-a Attorneys, Solicitors, Me
Oo.lerleb. J. T. Gamow. W. Pron Ifeot. 175
CAMERON, R.1LT & CAMERON,
cert l ata..
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tTICAMha:.. 151111' SATI RnA\ from
NF.W yO1tK to
GUSGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Rates of Passage to or frets
Iso Yee., 6,srpw, live•peel, l„M.Mry .. 1. '..
CARi%S. tfiosand 00c.. RtdmmIl i uses, $.ata
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or prepaid. 010
Aaeh.w I.In. Drafts, I Bald at Lowest Woos
free are paid of eherge 111 Rryrtanel.
Meet lent m. Tickets,. and Ireland.
For Books of Te.r ether infor-
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meatiest, sppt7 to prixRRebN
RROTHKRA, Now Yerb.
or A. Dt(RA0x. pat Obese O.d.rieb.
01.8.1W 11 NW 1NM psi
Fashionable Milliner,
Has returned from her . int to New York. Toronto, and ..ther.-Ilio.. with the
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NEWEST STYLES & PATTERNS
■nd has removed front her old stood to the store
UNDER GEO. ACHESON'S NEW HALL,
when .he will he pleased to ,re her alt t'n,1nn..Y., and •
euwtwt of are one..
A OORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL.
Oede lch.Oct. ;tb. tare isad-
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