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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1886-11-12, Page 5Tin HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 1.2, :886 r styles, but also ler these very saNNisle{ and artistic arrangem.s.t. The ` • dre.e rods department is partieul•riy time and eu►bracea all the novelties sad admirable gouda is this line. Triu..uigs .ad maple toothier* In great variety. A special resters of this bum nese r merchant tailoring. Ouse ..f the fittest aasortsuewts of gouda, sect as tweeds, worsteds. L -s.. is always on hated to select from. The mattitag is dots. by Mr McLean himself, and seine .4 the titreat work in (Italerich is here turned .wt. The d.p.rtswat ut lessee !littlish Ings, heti, caps, rte , is also very coat piste. The gruo.ry depart meld is always stocked with the choicest sad best gond&, wed sold at the moat Itrit�Ils. Mr Mclwau has the best w.hr. of Tas Soleee for ha continued sucewa. Wath tuure'articular reference to the premien we may add that theeateblishvtent is one .d the larlteet In the town. *Mout 100 feet long by neatly 30 feet .ode. The bun1J• lug wee elected by Mr McLean about twelve years ago, since which time many marked 1' have been added. The deflate( hall up stairs fe very coon• ntudiues, and is stocked with a tine selec- tion of rsadyntade clothing. ■. ■. mss.*. SOOT AND saint health, Mc nitres does a business in custom made beets mid ohne.. in shish he is gieiwg the heat of wtufaett,n Repair - mg a also "iterated to, and a specialty a made in repsinnt' rubber boots of all kinds. Mr limes hes alma on hand a good steak of felt bouts and shoes. Lie melon, Kingston street, near the .query. Jath. vete. '•.LAL•R 1R •IA11.RaL IITATIONRIY ANL. Tint'Y 0001*. The atatioyery and fancy goods em- porium ouoducted by the above mused gentleman ranks among the leading user- rentsl* isatttutsone t1 Goderich. The store, which is • commodi.ass one, is a medal of artistic taste. The v*'y large collection of goods which is always en hand is eery ly striated far inspection by costumers. A. 1. indicat- ed above, Mr Lisle's stock consists of a very complete line . f general stationery, wall papers, enamel fancy goods, &c. AU kinds of standard books, periodicals. and poetical works from the beet auth.,n aro found ..n the well -stock- ed shelves sit the more. It would Ire impossible within the short specs of this article to anything like enumerate all that the statiusery department contains_ Suffice it to ay that everythaug to be hound in • first-class more is here. As :j holiday sawn approaches, the fancy �is pommies" to he ..( un- ited Interest T.. this Mr Imrie has special antennae,. Goods will be arriving almost daily from now until ('hnstraaa, which will delight the numer- ous customers who patronise this favorite store. The stack will be as complete as j it is possible to *lake it, and 'should be inspected by eeeryone. The trade in wall paper is Veen special attentive to by Mr Imne, with •plerdid results, as his trade baa more than doubled Itself the last year. His designs are all chosen with great care, he buying only those patterns which will look well on the wall, NC me wall papers are very deceptive. They may Io.ok well in the roll, bat when hong appear faded. Mr Imrie'• papers are all fast colon, and are to I look even better to the wall time in the 1 roll A full 'deck of legal blanks are carried, gated ha trade in this respect is a increasing w..nderfally. Hes trade in t his particular line extends from 'Bora Scotia to Manitoba, His line of i musical instruments, such as violins, I guitars, accordions, 000certinas, and the celebrated concert mouth omens, are • nrthy of special inspection the year, as Se has impacted them direct foam she Makers, and prion are such as will please all, the first -clam quality of ire goods. Mr Innis is one of Gode- riek'. meet , young teen, and THE 51OMAL wick.. him continued suc- cess. The trig ■It. tea Ltd as A Ily all MUDS thalami* it•destry is r he of Ir . 1; the ret "Big Mill," coadocted by the well-known mill risen, Miters Oeilviea & Hutchison. This mill is Doe of a chain of mammoth witchlikemillwitchlike from Mootrat to 11"inni- peg. An extensive line of elevators is 1 along different lines of rail- way throughout the Dominion. and par- ticularly throughout the Northwest, for the handling of the gran brought to their mill& The prodects of this mill And their way not only to the Maritime Priorioees, but also to all parte of Europe. Mtt(.amp l AMa MT i It71e, The slave name' gentleman is t., wen au 1 fsvuraldy Lamest to the cut:, sit I:udertatb and country surn.uudin j t require auy intnductit•a by the Sped Edition ut The 8unwu. These is 1.r. s m ably no but.tes osnibltsltuaut of th to.n that 1 patr..ntuwl by a more bettors'•;tre matt% or satisfied class of cwloiu ars than u Mr hunlop s n.errhaut tail.• inti business. With Mr Dunlop p th rinapl. ia, "eG.ni "enc. a eu.er ■!ways cusuuner ' This is soup', ■c,l•rtted 1. doing as Ise dose, tv , gnu,: t'.e I value for the money 'rhos ,icer, wlway eintaius • stuck o1 go.;d. to *sleetfr. n that cannot flit 1.•' lease a11. Geed" domestic And doestic manafsvture. ,.f el kinds, grades and stiles. fnosi the less expensive Canadian tw.wfs t.. tie rine, French w anted& this establishment tnaeit a trey Any r.nk. The coiner i. Jot.o sir Me Pen- h+ himself. .hose I..og exeenetIce and careful .ttentir.0 plod r,. every e'rder sen able• Lou to tura, tont work that car t ten rxc.ibd. Non., but competent wet k• men are env; iy-ml, and ►atlsfacti. n is guaraiheed h, every respect Mr Dun- lop els.. hellion hood w very large and an well a•rted stuck of meets suitable for awesoawesomealawesomeThi. business is in every respect a good one, ami i...'U deeerviui nt tLc large patronage it is ei.e.ywK. J. as.. alas A t'e. rotor eau wane itANU1- eaTC.ERw Tlie business conducted by this popu- lar and euterprwu.a terra, as u well known to the public generally, is in bouts and shoes. A specialty is made of custom w..rk, in which we are informed fored by dis- interested parties that the work turned ').t, beth for quality of material and wurktnat.ship, cannot be exalted. A full line of radymade boots and shoes, se- cured from the best wholesale manufac- tures , i■ also kept in Nock, also rubbers, &c. It.painng is specially attended to. Ow. Mn M•eary is very kw at present, • and u ab hardly *vatted W recover. u" A very auoas•fel snt•rtaisment was al:given by the Ashfield Literary sod • bating Society ..n Tuesday *emotes • haat Our present teacher, W. A. IU.ekstt, - leaves at the sad of the year es *amid r- the Normal, and W. Struthers, of (;ode- • nch, has been ,..:;woad fur 1887. a ,- - • Dace C..winert has returned fD. 'f Den. McDunald is visiting Isis parents 1 at this Piece, after an absence of utue years in the "West" t John Sullivan's magnificent resiaeaee f is marine cosiyyletiuu. The Murdock h '1ir•'3, and K. Melver have their re- .Pectt.0 parts of the work tIuished iu bur style, Softly ru'naius fe r the cu- prite.' aa.l'esi ,ter to finish up, and the huildu.g aid be an ornament to the C'e,.tntu•.ttr. 11 r w.d.rstand that a debating club is r.e be for.,ed itt o. unrctiun with the i:.Ie.tooun Society l'he idea i• a goad one in ye, by all emus carry it uut. J. A. Reid AI 1 ,r :. T11LU� Among the mercantile institution of (Sode;ich the business conducted by the above named gentlemen u a most im- portant one Messrs. J. A. Reid A Bre. carry a very erteesite line in veneral merchandise, and do one of the largest retail businesses in the town. Thr con. modious and tine appearing store is literally pecked with all kinds of general merchandize,, as dreeb goods and trnn- mhtga, staple goods, tweeds, worsteds, gents' furnishings, testi and caps, Fro - cense. dc. A spacial feature u peen to merchant tailorieg under the able ni h J. Reid, who is one of the most o'mipetent and careful cutters in Western Ontario. All work done here u guaranteed is style, workman- ship and fit. The secret of this firm's success and reason why they eau offeroo such splendid gds at low prices u in the buying, All goods are bwght for cash, in large quantities and thus advan- tages are had over smaller tirm.. This firm is a good one and is meeting with great .rims.& C . F. eir.abel. A v&Nrvn MAKIIt•cr'RRR. C. F. `traubel has for thirteen years been very successfully engaged in los .resent baseness. He enjoys a very arge pMrw•age, as indeed his first-class work justly warrants. Mr Stranbei does general saddlery besieges, wanufac- urine all kinds of single and double harness, halters, Dollars and everything n the line. He also keeps in stock a e rre supply of whips, trunks, valises, satchels, band bags, blanket* and robes. Mr Straubel saes nothing hot the best material, and turns out the hnest work .t the lowest:prices. C. risme GINI1AL 151kt HA-YDt+r.. This lame and growing mercantile bootees. was the first of its kind eetab- ljshed in the three counties, Huron, Perth and Bruce -and its founder -the bore named gentleman -was one of the cry first among (loderich'• pioneer hominess men, baring COMM ken as early bin 1539. The history oT--e•lablah- meat iy wasteland with the history, growth and , . 1 of the mercantile interests of Goderich. The first urge of what purchased in Gode- rich was sold by Mr Crabb. He was a tnemher of the first town council has tilled the mayor's chair, and had been chairman of the board of school trustee* for over twenty years. It would be superfluous for us to state here that Mr Crabb is one of the most energetic and meso of Goderich. He ndocta a very extensive and prt-:per- as bosun* in general mercandtse, bard - ware, &c., of which want id* space forbids ail further mention. tlivf&ish VKehnnge Niel. 01.0. It COX, MANAGER. Thu old estahli•ed and well known hostelry, is situated on the Square on the corner of South street, and is one of the best known hotels in Canada among the knights of the grip•ack, many of whom make it their home during their vitt to Goderich. Built 42 years ago by the late Jacob Seegmiller, it has passed through many hands, and has in its time entertained some distinguished guests, among whom might by mention- ed the late Chief Justice Sir John Bev- erly Robinson, Sis Hector Langevin, Sir Riehard Cartwright, Chancellors Boyd. Blake, Ferguson and Proudfoot, nearly all the circuit judges of the bench, lead• ing members of the bar, Government officials and many ethers. it. late pro- prietor, the late Capt. W. Cox, 'mourned charge in I11 2. and after carrying It on for nearly 14 years, retired rather merle than a year ago on account of failing health. His eon and •eecemeor, Mr U. B. Cox. the preeent proprietor has made Isany mince assuming con tml,and spars neither pains ncr expellee to keep the house np to the standard of in every respect. ()wine to the cnestant'.y volume .,t I and transient trade, no ape teal is are offend to summer he,arders, though a few can Ire I. The of he hoists is toe well established to re nice consistent all 1-. its thur.wgh re .pectability llln.trw'.d London New.. Mr Pelham sheers remarkable ,pnstitigs in eocentrtc and mimetic inn. His is nch in character, and hie humor abounds in point and truth. it would be impossible within the space ten of this article to give scything like an O adequate description of the extensive premiss of this firm. The building is a very subatanti*l structure, the mill pair - tem being built of stone, six stories high, ar.d 67 feet long by 50 fest wide. Far the harbor and adjoining the mill elevator, which is 100 feet long by Lt) wide, with a capacity of 200,000 els. The elevator is built on the n principle, and is , 1 with very facility for loading and unloading rgoes from vessels. The engine rearms re on the south end. The total length the building is 250 feet. in rsfereeice o the machinery it may be said that this mill is one of the best equipped in the rovinoe. it contains three packer', thirty double set of rolls, seven run ot tone, twelrs scalping reels, twenty eight r reels, eighteen Geo. T. Smith puri- , twelve centrifugal', two bon dust - sad two abode dusters. The mach - is driven by a 300 horse power as engine. The con•umptein of coal day is about fifteen tons. The came y of the mill is MCI) barrels per diem. nder the able nt of Mr utchi.rm the mill has hecoome a very portant one smote; the many operated' the Company. The efficient book - sew is A. J. Manger. and the heed tiler, one of the best in his line, is F. . Kent. The mill was remodelled two ago last July, and is now in the t flourishing condition. Aka Wallace. DR*I IIN IN WAr. Jilin (1.414 1(4 /te 'Probably no business institution oderke% ie better known than that of r Alex. Wallets, 11 having been Pu- blished for over forty three years. Mr -alleee's sleek of jeweler} is very es• sive and embraces line Tins of told nd silver watebe., ladies' jewelery .1 dexwiptfoes, spectacles, eyeglasses everything to be found in • first jewelery establishment. Tho trastew of the Kit.te-.bndge school hale re engaged their preseet teacher, Mr P.J. ,even, tat the heat year. If .-ne mny judge from present indi cati.o.. there is daugrr id a mato i.nouial epidemic r'ccurriuc within the course of a few weeks. The folhlwing are the twines of the six nest in e..ca class ion n b. No. 2, Ash field, tsar the mouths of September and October. The names ars in the order of merit, 5th class -Cecilia O'Connor, Martha O'Neil, Annie Dalton, Cath Prindeville, Lits:e O'Keefe, Js& Dalton, 4th class Mary Noble, Mage,*. O'Keefe, inaunce 1, Leaman, Julia O'Reilly and Mary Hussey, (equal), .John Dalton, Sen. 3rd Mary Sullivan, Hannah 1)ean, Mary Fay, Michael Dalton, Agnes O'Niel and John O'Connor, (equal), Lizzie Dalton, Jun. 3rd. Oolbums. F..r..t A'Y'1oter.-A sad accident occurred in this township on the after- noon of Fnday, November Sth, result ing in the death of one of Colllurne'a most respected farmers, Mr Alasaader 'Rod. Tip 1 ;1.1 i'1 .ay 11 bealitl_ was larking emit) • mai._ on his farm. He had removed subs dirt from a ditch he was making fur watering his cattle, and was standing in his waggon, when the horses gut fright- ened by the rattle of the waggon box and belted acnes the ditch. throwing Mr Reid violently out He got up again and walked to the heuse unaided telling ba, farm help to go after his hones, and saying he was no. badly hurt. But he rapidly grew worse, and a medical man was sent for. Mr Reid sank steadily, and died about three hours after he met with the accident. 1 bare was a contusion on the back of the neck, and the base of the skull was fractured. The face was also "lightly bruised. Mr Reid bore an excellent character. He was an elder of Smith s Hill Presbyterian church, and was held in high esteem as s neighbor. He had been auditor of the township of Colbc me for several years. He was born in Banff, Scotland, and emigrated to this country about thirty five years ago. He resided in Goderich for a few years, and then took up land in Colborne, where he has since resided. He was married to a daughter of Mr John Mor- ris, by whom he laves four children. A daughter is married to Mr J. Grua - matt, of the Nile. The funeral on Sun- day was largely attended, :bete being over 160 vehicles in the cortege. Much sympathy is expressed fur the widow and family. Thin Rowdeo and wife, of Stouffville, were she guests of Riebard Rowden, lot 7. Dun 3, Colborne. Chatham and Rochester Observer. • Mr Abercrombie made his debut upon a Rochester platform amid considerable enthusiasm, which he succeeded in sus- t.ining at each . In Blumenthal', song, "The Two Stan," he proved himself an able substitute of Mr Edward LJc d, who is an established favorite here. His clear softness of tune made this sublime composition sublimer still, and gained him a hearty recall. Mr Abercrombie next appeared in the fami- lur ballad, "Once Again,' t4uilivan , and his very able rendering secured to him an encore when he sang another - well-known eo11, and equally popular, "Tom Bowling." The next item proved one of the greatest favorites of the pro- ' RI.t1r$e. It wis the dust. "The rift- ing Hour," (J. F. Barnett), by Madame Patsy and Mr AL . - . the blending of whose voices, ti.gether with their ex- prewion, made the full sense of every line felt. The song, "Sally in Our Alley,"(Carey), was excellently rendered by Mt thercrombie, and he was greatly appl.uded by Loth audience and chorus masa. Ie Oo.terich. o• Thu , u)t November, tie wife of Wm. Miallaw. Kanaleepe, N.C„ eta ma. in OoderwIt, ow the lith ire.. the wide Straiten. O.T.R. station vest, of • dastgYlar, MEW. in Goderich, on Thnradni. Por. lth, the 1.- t..nt +o„ of Wen. and Annie Mega*. le Colb.fee townshlo.on rridas. November hh. 111*1 Alex. heel. woe.. .1 ,cot . and ; months, YNre1ra Mat lista (Report.• 1 by Telephone from ilarl:. r Mil -s.1 Outmarcn. Nov. 11. lama Wheat, I Valli •tomb50 A w 10 71 iW beat, trot whiter/ 11 hub • % 0 on tV heat. Meting U Meeh , e 7e a 7n Wheat, Ign•nel 11 bosh ......... Floor. 'relit p cwt . .............. Flour, Imltedl' cwt •.. doer. (strong bakers w ,wt . flour. (patent, per. cwt Rirtey.. it.. .............. eV, Sine*. i blah • Hrrltte,tuiyaeked1OMa ..... Bran • ewe Chopped art 9 rot ..... tlorrrsinp, 1 sot Stativek• ................ u ser MA ! • A sr ••e see pAlai Mw 1�s •M" Ile • • N" • a" •er 8n M IS M se +e 10 w M 1• 12 as to IM M a Si •s• ORA Titrf;J1e-WJUMYUKTI Mu Berns COCOI • HUNAN r ANT. 'Hy a thorough knowledge a,1 Ih. sewed laws which govern the 0tew. &, tuns of d t{asl ins and Nutrition. and hr a, -&raid asplinsttsn of the Mae .nq•rrtnea of well -sr ismted t'wen. Mr. Nino ba, pr sided our Neal. rant tanks with a deans flee Dred be r.v.Mt w ba, h tera)us re 45 stony .) doctors' bells. 1t is by the judo:no sir- a,1 such &triers of dirt that a cousin. .nti navy be gradually built up until .trona .1•.Nnh to reset fiery tesdetaey W dimenso. lluudrrds of subtle .wh>rliw are ftasrttgr around ee ready to eine& whenever there la a weak pauaiiat. We may escape mmeaww)) a fatal abaft by fireplug ourerlvrs .inti fcrtt/- ad with pure blood amt • preyed) twurused trans.' •-Ci - Ifrrricr 41uxfte." Mode *Imply wttb bruliog water or tali!. Mold only to ,•.bels by (hover., 'at.elt.d then : JAMS IPPS A W.. Uontawputuc chemists. y Leedom f L:.+ FINE TAILORING 411. - - - Gents' Furnishings. I am new prepared Iv .l...w a . duly/cit. a.aurtine,.I of FALL GOODS OVERCOATII(GM ia all the \ew Shades sad Styles. As endless variety of kagh.t. Irish and S.u1. h Sulttup A• immense stuck of New and ttylisb Canadian Tweed.. CHEAP! CHEAP 1 ! CHEAP!!! - al Remember, .11 Beed►buugta by itis )ard cat tree Il of charas. B. Normae. Goderich, Kept. ]tribe 15115. 146 DRESS GOODS MANTLES & MANTLE CLOTHS We wish to call the attention of all intentling Purchasers to our St .,k of the above (Jootlrt ; also the Sp:endid Facilities we offer for purchasing front us. tt:.;?.r a=e,r''T 4611.1a1 C .r er..lat�_ To all Purchases of Thirty Dollars (530.00), we will pay Return Fare. Also, will 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. All Wool Cloths from 25 Cents. A FULL RANGE OF BRAIDS, CLASPS AND TRIMMINGS. HANDSOME PLUSHES AND STRIPES FOR COMBINATION. Y Mat MINI&~ 1:e.)clzri.ans, =.tCZ dr+c_ Children's Mantles in all Rize.. Handsome Long Mantles anti Short Jackets. An F.I.•;;ant Mange of Dolmans, all Prises. WE SELL A WIDE ULSTER CLOTH, GOOD, FOR 55e. WE SELL A WIDE BOUCLE CLOTH, GOOD, FOR 65c. H. W. BRETHOUR & CO. BRA Tv •1'r'OR72 1.88s NEV F,�L GODS 1886 r --4-'i.--. ,b. .lee MoD. Mn. Peen, one of Ashfield's oldest settlers, is visiting her daughter, Mrs D Curnmong this week. The laird of L Farm is put- ting up a large shed for his machinery and implements. Annie Cumming Is visiting friends ie Kingsbridge this wee.. Ellullellt Musical Stars E'itOM- LONDON, 32cN(3Ld27D, -T(1 VISIT - - i greet the public with tie l i that 1 have opened -out a Choice Assortment of NEW AND $rrzzMH Oxus, o.1.s Raitabie for Autumn and Early 11 -inter Ware. Tue range of Textile Fabrics are so tari.•.t thl. eraecn that e'en the meat testldiotu can be BVITED- PLAIN AND BROCADED ATI N S, Black and Colored, Plain and Striped Hushes aad Veleta. Buttons from a 5c. Size up to a Trade Dollar. Metal, Pearl and Jet Clasps for Dresses and Mantles. GODERICHs G1L, F3.=.e Full ratite. and at prices unprecedeot. d it. the annals of the Hosiery and Glove Trade. Our mane loving citizens are promised a greet treat on the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 16th ('omm.metegat8o'clack when the celebrated Court Musicians and �ialter Pelham, aril give one of their FAMOUS BALLAD CONCERTS. The Company includes lir. (1a.. Aber- crombie. the gnat English Tenor, who was with Patti for two seasons, and is solo tenor to Her Majesty Queen Vieturia, ■Ica *ante Tauten, from the ladon Academy of Musk. Soprano : Littre aete•a., Mesao-t$o- prano : Mr. Ja.eph W. Lear&. Basso-Caa- tante : M►. U. G. seepuer, Moto Pianist, .ho was associated with the late Mir. Julius Hear dict for twelve rare; aol wafer remise. Prints the of l &shish Ilumorieu, who wilt give his Origheal. 1 nigge sing Re p,racial and Mimetic Entertalente a as gtvea bf him fey 132 ooaawcstive nights at the Egyptian Hall, Loudon. The appearance of such agate/1y of eminent artists wit' undoubtedly fill the house to over flowing with a brilliant audience. Admission, - 25 and 60 Cents, Reserved Seats, 75c. Os sale at Clarke'• Music Store. 0-311.41,141' la OP BSN Inks New Opera Honso I ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL BE FOUND WELL ASSORTED. An unusually large stock of ('anuiu. , and lunpa.rted KNITTING YARNS Beat Makes. VC Eli NOTE-- Geed& sedd on their merits, no misrepresentations mole. and strictly one price tinder., h. t -pI. 9th. liti(. seam. %/i v .INTRO 1A Draper and H A B_ CORNS LL 11.1s TIIE TW% BEST HEARSES IN TOWN FURN ITUREI 14 ser .n To. t'hraper Than F -ver. \Pont he I:adenoij. ►'RVII ARRI. At. or RAYMONDMNG SEWI ACHINE. CZVF ME A CALL. . t fail ice -., nn +e a;14 hrinn hand.u GH n U OP, MIA SI-IION.ABIJE TAILOR_ FALL G000S! As this is the time of the year when people are preparing for Fail and Winter weather, 1 beg le call the intention of the public to my stock of ■ C d• 1 • 0. «2A S AND COATINGS, si ►� 1 CaII and See the New Goods. i10 Ii'Remrmtwr the ace- Weal street, nett door to hank of ilontrraL1111 (loderieb. Sept. Clod. MAIL Which comprise the [Meat and Rear Pat tent* and shades the market alrotds. ■ap• o ) a U 1 Ilse SOI 1W ANT IF WI -1 tWtN'T it 1'01 WANT y {- iVil`a -F�lj BARGAINS ` I - -PALL IT -I GE Toronto Cash Store LI.W THE FALL STOCK O It3 NOW 00311.LPLETE. wi b 60 nl1 are ,nrited to tome and examine Ibe quality and priee.ltl Remo mbar the stand Tilt TORONTO ('mill STORE. A F, P. O'�EA, Maxzager_ � tlafa-flat EMI 114eau kb, Nat.3sth. I ttat 0 Every ;Description of Plain and Fancy Job Work done at The Huron Signal.