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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-3-29, Page 88 X89. 1E vim: THF HURON SIGNAL.- FRIDAY. MARCH 22 1889. .WALL -PAPERS • BOOM I 'BIS SPACE BYeLONGS TO OEM Look out tot their Big Advertisement next week. It will you to read it. Pric©s az & Papers to Suit Ev ._r !Adverse/meat. . . Ilbradee. AdvertYrre t- Iteadee. teeaidier she /.Yrwhet, ,,e It was seated to thew tuhuoue a Alla time ago that MCL. d's 'S).tete *sue - veto( would advert{•, asset . ,t has veer rpt dune su. I is sit• ut.hti g,n"t I' liar. peers adtertr ed a,. where outside JI 1 (j„ d.•tieb, how seen its taupe wont tat sad neer aid hew sett and w duly au„tau i t1• pelfastiee is, thr.,uubout the ..,uutri. It as a pusittre fad that Share is r,., ,cher I medicine leteuted s 1.101101. a. 'e •ysl. et i r.ivaatur. 'Pry K it you ere atle•4t• tie oaf, may to tem its met its. Ju.t thsut of where Doe wsediou.e (..nod it. way to the .ick ape atltti to•t, 1,hy.trat'r mud aaeutat.y : –U•1„tap, Muu„toot... IIhO',a, Maeaouu, T. 1.a; Kansas Kentucky, (.1►tt!.,ruis, ltti.1.11 Ciluost►la, thank lits Manu, M,diiaalt, 1letrott, fust Arthur. Vitt wa, Muskoka and several Lama ..f the Province of Q0....,,c slid 1a the total.. Otp. of /lulu -11.1..), flair, b.aphe.i, L,a.ii-ii, itn:d .' i.'. S.. ii s wh, Itib ort, pay reek, utauu. b ••.a►. Mu�d`,il..ts, 8.4. .sit, tar.), M i's. W ... e.l•eek, a Atria'. K.,u.,,., ti .t, t tch. 1.% b•.rull. A.ittirid, .1c smi.,v. Ittuev, Stoitern, AUCTION SALES. AV partiesde't. their sale unlit Fluted t Das t tsar...v e • treeusing ts tut up to t time W Naar. Otrot. a Ism fur sale by onetime, .set kali „f lot 14. Cue. 7• We.'. 11 swab►. IOU acme, tAlate of tato John Fowler, at Martin.'• hotel w the toilette of Donnas - Poe, ,tb Tuesday March teeth, lt+tlll, at 1 '. thick p. in. J.thu Mallou,tta, auction- eer. rd) acre* of choles land foe sale by suction, K. half of W. halt lust b, cit lt` It: D., A.hSeid. c.wt.ntin4 b0 ae hind, at Martin's hotel, Dungauouo, on Friday, Manch 2 ,,d, at 1 ucltCi p m. Jos Malluugh, auctioneer. `- The W e rden of Hruc hbas ren -it ed a le' - ter from Lieut Col. Panto, deputy Minis - 1r of the Militia and Defence to the elect Diet the fryuest Pathe County Cou:.cd •Ito petite -tied the Department to have two mi' companies formed iii Brute has hewn refused. giving as a reas.•n that it is not the policy to it.cresss tf. • rer.R' h t f the force at pteeent. NO OLD TRU Everything Right to Suit Pure Our. North-st. and Squara, Central Telepho, C. COUNTY CURRENCY. Newsletter's from Cor'r'espon- . dents, and Other Itetna. T atereetlr Di yrs. or tee Coasts Sewt item. a/ ■e t•.uit aradrn of •• rape •lest.' rota amid r.tal. cupped and t•ee- erase t from tarry *cellos. Anthony Sample and Frank iorrsm. Morris, left for Manitoba last Tuesday. Others will follow next week. Harry Dennis, a harness maker of Brussels, has seat no leas than 12 sets of harness to Msuitoba stud the Northwest this winter, with intending settlers. Litt week Mr S. haglesou and wife. Bayfield, aocuepented by Miss Ligate HiR{•ns,returt►ed to their Iii., to Ioue. This week Mr Juhu W►1!s and sister did At the last meeting of the township council, of Grey, the salary of the collec- tor was re -considered. The amount was bled at $100 and Donald MoLauchhu was to appointed. Messrs Scott Bros.. Seaforth, shipted nine carloads of apples, numbering l,:•io barrels to Liverpool on Wednesday. Mr James Scott accompanies the shipment to the old country luarlet. J. J. Ball, Grey, ,li`posed of a trim. 4 year old• Reoeral pinyon* mere, this. ween:, to Adam F.•rltt•, „I Manitoba, for the tum of $150. The par-haser will take a car load to the weal with him next week. Mr James Irw:n, of Portage Ls Prairie on T luck. A McKellar. s lin the winter months in B Port"uge la Prairie, Mao An employee at Bel ort, Wiagham, warned the past two weeks. that, is it 1 The family of Isaac will shortly amore Mi Itorerson now is. siderahly better. Geo Colvin sr. and w quite poorly thus mate over 80 years of age over :4 years ago. Mr .1. dent in the Dental Surgery with Mr W. J. Fuse, of Seaforth, f..r flab past two years has paved his bnal examination visiting friends in T. diction, who has Lien a stu J U Ronald, Bre his best double engi week. It was really a mechanism, and wi:l Brussels factory. A five mile skating the rink Monday nigh tween Win Miner. 41 champtort of Huron. I Anderson amu east.;•. Alex Delgatty, G farm, on coo. 12, to Killop, for • tern, „f tends nniniing tit sorwg, locating pro Jaw. John Gentles, Ku er, purchased a b from James McD..n ship. this week. 3170 The mare w He also h.'ught to O'Neil, Brussels. Mr Jas Little, of f..rmerly of McKill at 1' ironic), and is now a full thidseo left for his home o D S understand Mr L. L.Jun. H. Swoon, your.geet son of Rev crsefui in Helot., M. Swann, of Brussels, has passed his amassing considers final examination at the Dental C..11est”. gtods. He likes thea, standine well in s long hat of *toil- Charlie Burgess ants He talks of locatingin British about sixteen, an Columbia. Coicn Furniture l"I F" Albert Gerry, wife and dangh.ter, fottune to have the Brussels, left for the West. last Tuesday. his richt hand badl on the noon train. They titter d to He as. running a farm ani sill locate near Indian Howl knife caught on a where W. A. Fisnleigh, Mrs II. Gerry's was planing. and u the board his brother has resided for years. to the knives.tang Mr and Mn (filbert Thompson and son, Brussels, left this week f.,r Mani- toba, where Mr Thompson intends en- gaging extensively in fanning. Fred Manning went along. We wish thee, every success in their new home. Inst Mt udav David Agar, 2nd con., Morris. crossed that bourne from whence no traveller returns, and was buried on Wednesday. This is the last id 11* larti- ly as the tthat members died a veer or so ago from • bad attack of dysentery. The manufacture of the flax crop cut 1988, in euinecUnn with the Brussels flax mill, will be about aoinpleted this week. The market is dull. Our dal mill is a tip-top industry affording em- ployment to a large number The Brussels /'art says :-Sutmshody is paying too close attention to the clothes lines of some Urusselites and the thief need not be surprised if he carries home a charge of luekehot in the base- ment of his pants if the stealing is con- tinued. Mr John Peacock. Jamtas'nwn, intends leaving for Manitoba in a few days Mr Peacock is • steady and industrious ycung man, and his loay.n' is another proof of the fact that Manitoba and i). - hots see fast draining Ontario of the cream of the province. Jame' R. Bellaatyne, who hes been away in K iampee. for about three years, came home on Friday evening of lest week, on a brief visit. He left for the west ou Tuesday noon. intending to try his furter^ on the Pacific coast. We wish him seeress. Mr S. I athwell of tloderich town ship. states that while he was at work in the hush about s month ago, he heard seine birds chirruping, sod being curios' to find net what they were, 111•41• 0•1 ia- restiestion, and fomnd eleite a Oak of s this is canaries Swell ale thing ell in CaratsFebruary, he never new before, Another •.•re.. • d partneri+ of this ' sootily, is the person of Mr kohl iMe- io.vn, of the Mill Road, Teekersrwith. has peeend away at the good ase of 72 years. He Aied on M.•nday hut, atter a short illness of infa.nmatboa of the lenge. He was an .•blrwtne asiw, had kind friend avid a good eitieea and many warm friends who deeply regret hisldeath. THE It BREADSTUFFS i.feete k Mous Wheat . f>1oer. >y bbl Oats. P bosh ....suss . Pratt: V hush suss.. Barley.. hush Potatoes. V boob .. Hay . 11 ton .....suss Butter ,V a .. =fresh unpack B raun tea M• oat*. Matt tee./ 7be•rrklas.. .. threted floes. S. Apples. d bush Cu rau roleheat New aa• spring Wisest .... HarkeyOats Apples, . wletert pee Cordwood .. Nr. Reef . .a... Wool Park Lissa (waste faa Huainan today was gnlo•1. with teen a. Iia. Nal mitt • sales deamaad. Harslet aad prows were as follows eiowvn*Ai. Reek YARDS. 171 cattle, ex- port se to /fe per Ib.: butchers. rf to /e : !Y •eft / to 1Se; 7 bees. M to Me: ei into "teach. Ra.rr*nr AsATrola. Kecattl7 to le Ter IW valise t• to tale each ; ! lambs la to M rosess. Ti ttrrw•it YARDS The ret,Mpta of Ilse inert ler west eedlae Marek /ilii. IO, wore as follows Cattle. ghee, . Hogs. Cairn. sof 711 1 1! Loft over fres prey boss west r Taal for week OM ss 4 15 Os head for soar /t lr4csa were u foilews cattle. expers. 4 to tie: s baleb•rs'. coed. 34 to /t: do butchers mredluis. f N MN•, do hmebrrs culla. M to seer: Nees• %t to ate.: shoos. t to tic. moires. 31 to M tAwraaw Asserted'. Receipts for the we,k and 'sues pile's were MO rattle. s to k: • Yamaha, $3 is es east: tis calves. $5 u •W each. V Mea Malian Reeetpts for the w sad latest phew weer leer mikh sews. IVO to lisp: I tt wap! r s•. 1•1•114 each. t 1; ra v ll TAILORMI 1 fierrLtldex,—I am now in a p[oeitti toi -- 1 vite you to staled Four :suit or O r several hundred new pattern*. They saute re- cent].) --latest designs—striking figures, uiet midorr,Pluitia,StripeteCitecks and mixtures. You ' can see several baud -ed patterns in as tetany half minutes, and you'll have anemia), choice. 7 hey're I sure to please, and are made to measure with the treat of care. Prices moderate. Erauellino 6u $. MacOormac. ORA r K rU L-•CO>r h*TMR' EPPS'S COCOA. BREAK V AdT. (;o/►/: R/('/1 /LLUiSTk..i /I /) .'k,.VAL-.S'%.//R. SPECIAL FEl'FI RES That Have Given a Name to Goderich. e Home of the Salt Indnrry its - Lumbering Facilities Lake Notes Tao Board of - Trade. dire fifE •tl.T RC.IXI.•.• Tf ►1►EKIt'II leis long heeit known as the centre of the .alt it:•di etre' of t til:1.13. the number. 111 w.-li' sunk here at t:sii"ils that...7tltd-th•• :i•,trt•gate out • - 1 it �eeee{ing (ii'...' at all zither pi i ,I1' on. first ulistovere•l here in I`ttifi• tl,elind ',int; it r.'snit of the oil fever • tt Melt at that little• ria .••I throw -+hunt 1►: apt• n, I h.tario. I',-trolia i.1141 other p...iitt, weft' reportulg-iFrellt til strikes, and ti ltll tiie Is lief that the .ori (Maui ,I•'tt•rt•i.•,I lilt+► tai• .estium also' a coin- se was formed t.. sink a well. The e;tl ;mal st,+(•k was $1u 111)11.:util the Klett tell 'in the neer Nuts where now e ,ti,ls• the village .•f $'ahf�erd. The.; . , Samuel Platt wars the leading •:4flt its the unit., levet, ar14 h► 111. •-nergy and per.evera t.. Kul% ,Int• tin' .Ii'eovery of salt. Somewhere about 7111) feet • bad leen reaclie.1 in the bor- ing wiiltout striking oil. ate) the tor. of the ....ungainly were• then dis- posed to give up the .•':tr.•li as useless. %Ir. Platt, however haul not heat faith in the nttiutate .uta,•.. el the ,Inst, anti the County Council was itelnee.f to ntrer a Iarnu, of one tLotl.alld tlolldt. tie secure the herring tel at least 1,000 feet. Work wit. resumed, and jnst" within the 1,(00 feet salt was struck, and, from this point ,,r•• five well, in .rp. rati..1 i • '\ its.„; .,unit ;It.•rugi• twenty-tive nice e .0,40% ills a total capacity of I,S41.1 I•..i. . -:r1 pair •int• of twenty-four I r- I :, trout tilt• eltalerith wells i, ole. ,ii,.. 'I ' 11161.). and the product of our work- t;..ttep•. I, s Al,- eessfully with the beet En;;it..lt -... hutch lumber canape on the north shore of Irak Huron and the Georgian Bay, and we has. mirk idlest piling grounds for the storage of luutluer front the fleet of .eh.►t.tier, chid bring the cuts '• here from the mills, w her. t I ley are assorted for .hiputt•Ilt. 'I'fi.•'weak water on the north of the harlttir anti tat .1. oa k s to the east ar .. ilutlt a re. fiat y may, pied each aeawn, the breakwater, which is pied by the Government as a piling; ground, returning quite a hand.4 tine revenue. The anemia handled each season rug*' fr.'nu • 1 4.000INN1 to I:i,00000O fugal. The Grand Trunk Railway has track* all through the lunilie•r van's, and when the C. P. k ex- tension from Guelph i. completed Goderich it ill have facilities for the handling and il•nelit of !kiloliter nut excelled in Canaria large planing u►illa are -rust here, lie of which manufactures extensive - i the moat improved school furni- ture, and the advantage, per+e,•'..thl by .sur town in the lumber trade make it one of the most sle.irable locations for building up"a very large export trash: in uianufa<tured sash, doors and burnt. The growingdewan.l for this material in the Canadian Northwest. and in Australia and : uutll America, slakes the present a most favorable •'1'1".rtunity for the developntetlt •.f it- manufacture in I;.rilerieh .H 11'111'11.111\1; wars at one tithe a ver' t•\tenrilye 111- 'lii-try in 14.•lerich, but of late years u•p;inttit,•ly little wan done until `\,, when three line tugs for the ti•l.in_ trade were built here, in ad- - ditival to the usual amount of repair-, soul rebuilding. At present a large •'•! or i. Ie'itig constructed which will .+ y rnppitcity of 'Ulae 20,000huthela, or :fN►1A1t► f.(t or lumber. THE i'lMH1HG TRADE. 11.. fishing fleet which has iia bea.l.lnart- i- at I;.»lerlelt represents a very largo l,ro- •;•-li of the great bltulllevs , of lake tis)ullL 1. MD. .11.1.1N, The: PIR5IT PHD:1101\ WESTERN FAIR, grade, front the finest dairy au t tie coarser .alt for the improvem. is manufactures' here, and in the t•ine•ial fairs of our Dominion (lo•I.-ri, l t salt -has won first place for tkiirviu_ packing purpose` . In connectmunti ill, three of -, t _l a •1t "7"44' ,j I-.!\ •�,' �•-_ -� .i-- Yom_ - xi unlit :;rew he great salt in lustry of Canada. which las ow at capacity practically unlimited: The ILnsiness has tductuateut more or leer from that' eeriol up to the present time, as nuts wells Were sunk at either points, but Godl..rich has always held the lead over other ION /Is. At present there WE.\TERN PAIR RI'11.1►INtiv AND Writs 'FRI. It works there are extensive eoop crags*, which supply all the barrels reeluirtsl for shipping the salt. THE 1.I'MI1ER TRADE Has found a most convenient point for its development in (liielerieh. Our exeellent harbor is an easy sailing distance front the which is meek.] ,,;, in the inland wader. of Canada. The present fishing grounds ars in the neighborhood ,of Manitoulin island. but a c.,n'i,leraLit• portion of the shipnt,•nt- ill noel I hr 'ugh 1 iodu rich, and lure th. Ae_t is pr.•pnire.1 in this• spring for the 111141/011%w,rrk thew litter quarters tieing in AWAI IE* RUT KM MEIAL WORLD'S EXPOSITION, U.R.A., lanai, fa eo•pettluwith the pianofortes of Europe and Amoeba. The rely U.S. International Medal ever award• id to a Canadian pianofortealso Medal Indian Diploma DIp1a et the Colonial and EslfbitIon. Lesion. Knit. with tat Outworn* hooter tit •epplytna the Queen with a liteitrossie eeleetett by Mir Arthur f �p Olustrated Cat adorns, pricer sad ' OctMuIMAM •a., ..srrr.e..•r•a swains ss taps •.e diurnal s+ . eeeetn0 eametot ee to r eeta•acae* *veto , t Wines, Liquors, &a VOR RALR NY G. H. PARSONS !1M Ai 11101r .00s. 00DLWCQ' 111111 BUTCHER SHOP ! --01s— KINGSTON STREET, Nast Is Orabbs cask. O.deriet. 110- Minta torp assosses tbal has Asea/ tea a Watcher Mem at thee imd slaid, wads thld r pr +te t u r. as. ear wesM f, ny ..urn sigh the .cheaprtaalltwe tSe +.apps .r and rand meats wnl be kap ems. *sash ea hese. Oh SATO►ACTION WIARANTIOD• BEI. ate, 1e* Pao rat rves. . ti amebas trandallaw. Mall ordees will feed•• sans atlas Wewha t M„. S. T. B. assets.. Ts. Repairs /ntespi r stands a ie. P.O. BOX Bu SUN CARLINO'S ALE & P ORTE] CARLING'S BAVARIAN or ate LAGBI (B G. H. PARSON t•N ALBiON BLOCK. 000CRICH.