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THE HURON SIGNAL • - FRIDAY. MARCH 22 1889.
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FRASER
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lidrertw,,s,eat. ' AUCTION 8A1E8.
sr ►hs Teraswle . t d •— -r-
- trades. lissome' ualr•d at
Ali ii„. iu's ate'.: tlwir rale Mlle pr
!t was stated to these auludaw • avert rurcM,.e .,It�ea tits uwtae weaned ort
tau.* age that Molts el'e +y stew Ieouo this Litt up to t5e la,ttle et Isle. rM
♦Star wueid advert. t itself , it ham .ret- pb.uwr hawh,r sale by .,...46,4,
li d•.ue au. 1 IS uta U I $iI dot t,. tt•ro haH of 1•,t 14, coon ', wr., 1\,.Saws,
Ieeu $4115511 od •.+. erbere .•Yt"ale di 110U sena, estade of tate John Fowler, at
(diddles, how soon Ile (epee lee.l fat elsrtu.'• hone, m the valise. of Elongate
I end ue►r and •a
how wed ,d.'w:dwl) kwes'Oub, •,p'fueadlf March y44b. 11,41y, 1
me potashes Is. the ...Rhos"' tic• cdurttry. ; o c..wk p. an. John thlalluu,ltt,
It is a postttw /1119 that t n to tw .►t her ► ear.
wsd'.ctue pat'1 ' 11 .. isle�,l1 M 5 "61.11111 50 scree of choice land tau sale by
renovator. fry`M it
)V• •rw� bog, ole � wuuou B halt of W. hell lot `, con
11.
.,n'T way to teal ►u met d& eat thtuk
.4 •Mede tuts medicine found tis mg to
the sack sun ettltcto 1, phydrally ►sed
,teut.lty : I-4XL .t4. Mu.roa•ot.o. Ilhu"dy
A+msouu, T. a.a. k.uoss k••otucly,
C•hf..ruia, IMOLAI Columbia, halt bite
hilar.♦, Michigan, Detroit, Port Arthur.
kt`. ass, Idefte.ta and wcerst kali• of
. N t, ph l
Look out foi their Big Advertisement to d
erti emenL next week. It will pay
o
Prices and Papas to Suit
the l'ruviime of Qtwurc,sud in ado t.,+rt •
olpe of Mti1►'11rr•), ay, .r. e. ,
Is►Aat.w tdJ•,tpu, 8 •. o a teh, 'lib tort,
IWlleraia$b, a..•' e. MuKilh,o, Hul-
et3,'Ue►•y MonrNi N• .11.444l
Lela»!, (4 •dvs , G boort*, Aoitt..di,
ou ) .i a tater, Orem, ••,grew.
K D.,'Avhlield, coetarnioa 50 +Orate of
loud, at Marco's hotel, Dungutnou, on
Friday, Match 24Ud, at 1 .i oitct p w.
Jr.. Mslluugb, aucti-eeer.
T1 .Werdea\•f heed hes readtt*d a le' -
ter frog. Limit Col. Panel, deputy Minis-
ter of the'Matt ia and f)efence,to the tarot
that the request ofathe County Cuuc.ed
rho petitt..ned the Department to hate
Co too. ownitauira homed its Bruce
has beenholused, giving as • tees.'n that
it is not the p.olioy to thereat* Oa
• fent h i f the force at [.resent.
PM TAILORING!
(IENTEEMILn,—I an► now is a to in-
v�reo11►t, Eros
vitt you to select your Suit orOvcame t'
1 several hundred new patterns They uie-
I cent)) - latest designs—striking tigures,
c'olors,Plaids,Stripea►Checks and mixtures.
ou
can see several hundred patterns in as many half
minutes, and you'll have an easy choice. They're
sure to please, tutu' are matte to measure with the
' beat of care. Prices moderate.
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B. X&cOo=aO.
ZLrauellino i uibe.
0 RA it Ft; L--CO11I raSTiRO.
EPPS'S COCOA.
IRRAETAMT.
B • therve►rb knowledge of the natural
which gofers t be operations .1 dMit now
est
• careful applies!
NO OLD TRU
Everything Right to Suit Purcha
Cor. North-st. and Square, Central Telephone
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COUNTY CURRENCY.
Newsletters from Correspon-
dents. and Other Items.
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Atwee*t, Digest er the foetal, \r w• very.
ed' ae I. Matt Meader* "r ...the *isnot-
roe and P.1st. flipped man e'ra-
..e.sed from herr, settles.
r asetr.aw•. #•
Mr Jennie bele. of
Portage La Prairie on T
luck.
A McKellar. who las
the wintor months in
Portcyte la Prairie, Mau.
An employee at Del
try, Wi ngham, earned
this post two weeks.
that, is it'
The family of Isaac
will shortly remove to
Mt 1tor,4erson now is.
Anthony Simple and Frank lwd:rrdm. siderat.ly better.
Morrie, left for Manitoba last Tuesday.
Geo Colvin aro and
Other. wdl follow nest seek. quite poorly this 'mute
Harry Dennis, s hermits maker of over Ito years of age
Brussels, has seat rho less than 12 sets of over yeses Sao.
harness to Manitoba and the NorthwestJ D Ronald, , B
this winter, with intending settlers his best doublesid,engi
List week Mr S l agleson aid wife, wwuk. it was really
linyfielJ, accompanied by Mia Lugs mechanism, and will
Hipp{.ns,returned to their Dtt'Jut borne.
Brussels factory.
This week Mr lobo Wilds and sister did A five mile skating
likewise. the rink Monday nigh
At the last meeting of the township
tweet' Wm Ander-ton
council, of Grey, the salary of the cutter• ch.ropi.w of Huron, f
for was re -considered. The amount was
Anderson sou rr',n
axed at $100 and Du•a1d McLam:hl►u Alit De5lRativ, (i
was re appointed.
Merin soon Bros., Seaforth, 4hi14rd fares, on con. 12, to
nine carloads of apple*, numbering 1,570 dollop, for a term of
barrels to Liverpool on Wednesday. Mr rends remount to
James Scott accompanies the shipment awing, locating pre
to the old country market. Jaw.
John Gentles, Kin
Cr, purchased a h
from Jane. McDon
ship, this week.
8170 The mare we
ode also bought two
O'Neil, Brussels.
Mr Jas Little, of
fo.rmarly of McKil
flailing friends in
left for hu home
understand Mr L.
ces,ful its Dakot
amassing arosiders
goods. He likes t!i
Charlie Burgess,
about sixteen, Sty
Cait:n Furniture I.'" h
fortune to. have the
his right hand badl
He was runniai; a
knife caught on a
was planing. and u
the board his bog
to the knives.
J..1. Ball, Grey, a:•posrd of a trim. I
4 year old. ceeeiral purpose mare, this
weep:, to Adam 1..,rts •. "f Manitoba, for
the .um of $150. The par-h,tacr will
take • car lied to the west with hint next
week.
Mr I. T. Ireland, who It.as been a stu-
dent in the Dental eaforth,uf fory thetpastrtw,o
J. Fear. o•(
years. has pass. d his brat exawiostion
et r ironic), and is now a full Iledi:eti
t. D. S.
Jun. H. Swann, yourgeet son of Rey
M. Swann. ',f Brussels, has t►assed his
final elimination at the Dental College,
standing well in a loin( list of stud-
ents II. talks of locating in British
Columbia.
Albert Gerry, wife and daughter,
Brussels.Jeft for the West last Tuesday.
on the noon train. They inter,d to
tarn and will locate near Lathan Head
where W. A. Fisnleigh, Mrs B. Gerry's
brother has resided for Tear.
)Ir and Mrs Hilbert Thompson and
w in, Brussels. left this week for Mani-
toba, where Mr Thompson intends en-
gaging extensively in farming. Fred
Manning went along. We wish them
every soccer, in their'oew home.
Last Mt oda, IAcid Agar, 2.1d eon.,
Morris. crossed that hours. from whence
no traveller retinas, and was buried on
Wednesday. This is Iso last of the fami-
ly u the ether %neuwhere .lied a year or
so ego from • bed attack of dysentery.
The manufacture of the has crop of
1888, in tl, will be,
n with the Broesels
Sas still, about o. inpleted this
week. The market is dull. Our fiat
mill is • tip-top industry affording
em-
ployment to *large number
The Brussels I'ost 5sys :—Somebody
is paying too dose attention to the
clothes lines of some Brussehtes and the
thief need not be surprised if he arrive
home • charge of f uekshol in the base-
ment of his pants if the stealing is con-
tinued.
Mr John P.senek, Jamestown, intends
leaving for Manitoba in a tee daps Mr
Peacock is • steady and industrious
TosnR man, and his leay.ne a another
proof of the fact that Manitoba and Da
knots are fast draining Ontario of the cold wood
Wool ~..
Pork ..sj.•er •
are lts•tle
Rosiness today was quiet. with sawna it.
in sad oat, a QWel dews•(. Receipts
woof oa Tuesday noon, int -nding to try and prices were as allows : lob_
his (arta♦ on the Tactic award. W aloppert 40 S xt. Rex 46: per lb.. hews.♦ t77 a in
wish
.
wish hint success. • eep 4 to lee: 7 hilts. se to Me: !t enters,
Mr S. Rathwetl, of floderieh town into is each.
ship. states that while he was at work in 1e Rawness
Ana •I• eachis S to l r
the hush about a month aptn, he heard Rtyeh.
sane birds chirruping, lied being curious MO!d1RUAL *Tack �" Alto. Tote reams:pts of
to find out whet they were, meshe an is- live stock lorrweek ~haw Man& ukh, lea,
.esulrattnn, and fiend tleite a 4tek rel Galileo hbrro. Hoes ('ale's.
canaries Hsieh • thing as this is 11113 1u' 4 IM
ft ever few Li
February, he nesse knew of in Oawei• preview week r
before., ?Mal for week •1111 5s 1 ID
r Another •adv ..a pine'' of this 0. head for saki 41
Prieto eery es follow' rattle. expert. I to
Minty,of Mr lt.•ht 110- tein toe persuwe: de hwtebare-. 31 to Sc. triton
Lean, of the Mdl Roast. Teekereeaith, ("moo,i to t+;• : .14ibutcher. re to 3e:
has parsed sway at the good us of 72 SInr. St to sfn-:sheep. a 1•41'• o4115014 tole
tare
years He died on Moeda, last, atter a
ohm" illness of innammatPon ���aof the
lone. He was an ,obliging nedwbh•r, •
kited friend sad a Rood eities. end bed
weeny warm friends who deeply regret
hi.{de.th.
THE
BREADSTUFFS
etederse•t
Ooo•
W heat .
roar. V bbl
Oats., bosh .......•
Pram V bush ........
Barley., bush
Potatoes. p bash ...
Ha). 0 ton......
Butter .P h .. ... . •
gga�yyss,, fresh unpacked
Cheese .. ..
Shorts. P ton
B ran I toe
Chopped Stiff. •
SC peo
ho. • n..
Woarl
I irr•wd How•.
Angles, • bit
Cu.
Flour
F•11 Wheat era awe
Spring Wheat .•••
Barley .........
nets
Andes. leaner, Pee
potatoes ........ ...
Defter...._.,....
rtes. ...
Reef
•
cream of the province.
James K. Ballantyne, who has been
away in Winnipeg, for about three years,
ams home on Friday evening rel lest
eek on • brief visit. He loft for the
f
RAera a AasTrtrnr. Receipts for the work
nae using price" were Me rattle. 3 to Ie. •
iambs, $1 to M each, 135 ralvea, $3 to •w
each,
Violin Namur! Receipts for the week
sat Weillprismpts mires. R e Me M mild taws. ON
WIRD:
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GOI)I RI('H ILLUSTRe17 !: !) SIGNAL -STAR.
Mr. O'Dea has held its own 54 a husine,•
emporium for several yearns. In it can be
found etery requisite of a tirst-class busi-
ness house. and the gond+ on the .helves
give evidl•nee of careful- selection. neatness
*11.1 order. Mr. t ►'Ilea is One of the oldest
business men of the totl•n, having been a
resident since 18 59, and during • that time
has been successful in getting a large husi-
lit•w connection, ansi is good n•-
putation es a public dealer in
his Ince. The store itself is one
of the largest in town, a11d the
quality of stock carried is infer.
lot to none. in addition to the
heavy shirk of dry goods, gents
furnisbilugs antlnad y made cloth -
nig. there is a fttt .littplay of
`•rreeeries, for the benefit of th.2
grn.•rel pul'lic who favor him
with their custom. The manager
tall always l'. fou11d at his place
of business on the north side of
the Square. ready and willing to
naive all patrons the Benefit of
bi- i-itse experience- M hiss -chosen
' Illte.
THE'PH ARMA('Y,
dirt). ItHTNAe, PROPRIETOR
The Pharmacy was established)
in 1854 by the late George Cattle,
who continued) to conduct it un-
til his death in 1881. The Liusi-
neMs was then taken held of by RESIDENCE
Mr. Geo. Rhynas, the present energetic and
efficient proprietor, fad has continued) until
the present one of the leading drug stores
of the town. For a number of years the
Pharmacy was carried on in the old Albion
Block, but after the destruction of that
building by the tire of Feb. 24th, 1881, it
was- removed to the corner of Montreal
street anti the .Square, whore business was
done until, March of Ole present year. when
it was removed) to the present handsome
and commodious quarters in
Acheson's (Opera Klock, fronting
the Square. It has leen specially
fittest up with all nl.wlern equip-
ments, such as electric fight, tele-
phone, Are., and is another of our
toWn institutio►nit that cannot be
excelled) outside of the large
cities. The Pharmacy has a good
lultronage, and a popular and
capable manager: awl with xi full
stock in drugs and fancy goods,
and the latest and Inst lines in
patent medicines, is sure to eon-
tinueeto elo its share in filling the
requirements of the public.
tial success to himself, but is a great boon Moose* of Messrs. Chrystal alit slack, a firs
to his patrons. Recent'y he has greatly , which for about ten years has occupied
by having placed in front position as a manufacturing establish
improved his premises,
it a handsome plate -glass front and re- [pent, not only in (Ioih•rieh, but in Wester
modelling the interior of his rapacious anti Ontario. The proprietors are I Itslerieh iso•
handsome '.ale room. which is brilliantly in *very :sense of the term. and have en
iilll►1141Mel ht,• electric light Everything akavoroal to keep tip the naso.• of the tows
that money and artistic taste couldlldlo to as a nianufa'turing centre, so far as tht•i
improve the surroundings has le -en done, line is concerned. Wherever Boiler,
Spee ,ke-stacks, or Sheet Iron
Work of any kind is required) it
the Western Peninsula, ('Itrysta
at Black have been found enter
lug into generally successful coin
petition with opponents frau
more pretentious towns. Las
year they succeeded in sweeping
out all opposition when the eon
tracts for the mammoth boiler
in connection with the water
works and electric light sy rdten
of (;oderich were let, anal in car
rying out the work they gav
the best satisfaction of all of di
contractors who were cngagts
on the different branches of iv
dustry connected with the under
!eking. The firm has a capita
business record. a good tinam'ia
standing, a name for turning ou
conscientious stork. and the ful
confidence of all who have en
trusted undertakings to them
During the past year the busbies
of supplying engines has beet
added, the special line being th.
anti the shelves are closely paeke•I from i'd'lebrate.l Corliss Engine, which for goo.
floor to ceiling with assortments of ;;••".Is work and durability cannot his excelled 1,1
in his line that prove that while cultivating :thy tither make. May their business in
the esthetic lie has not forgotten the prase- cr.•as.' and prosper so that the town wil
tical nature of the business in n (ties he is ,• t therefrom even a greater benefit that
engaged. Mr. Downing is looke.l up to as hitherto.
one of our thorough -going and l,ro,ressive
business men, an.l has tact with the sueee..
that push, pluck and enterprise 1 stt"tlly
bring in their train. He is English Lv
birth, but although loyal to thc ora (it i•.n:
F: IM)WNIN1;.
Met' AND SIUIE DEALER.
)ne.uf this" best known busi-
n•-,s establishments in (.Icwlerich
i- the boot fuel shoe emporium
and manufacturing htma• of E.
Dawning, locate .I tin the corner of
East street and the Square. Some fifteen
years ago Mr. I)uw•uing tante to (3ollerieh
and entered into business, occupying the
stand in Crabb's block, on the corner of
Kingston street and the Square. Subse-
quently he removed to his present location,
where he has been •ueeessful in building up
a business which has not only been a titian -
- ylidata. ser re
A. Hl'MtER, "OR. Si'. DAt'IH`V1'1. toms •TNErrs.
JOHN ACHESON,
d:f%SER.%I. MERCHANT AND IMPORTER.
The business carried on un%ker the mutt
..f " John Acheson was vestal,-
Iishedl its 1576 by John Acheson,
sr. Since that time the place as
a centre of trade has become a
familiar institutions, nut only in
e iinlerieh, but in the neighboring
townships for miles around. By
uniform courtesy and square
dealing the trade has been made
t+► increase and multiply until
now it holds rank with the hest
in its line in the county of Huron.
Every department is well
,tdx•kedi, every line is well chosen,
and in the special departments
the exhibit is the best that mon-
can buy or long exE erience
•lietnte. (If late years the busi-
ness of direct intpitrt.tiull from
the a 11,1 ('uantry markets has
been added, avid the result is a
better selection and quality of
good. than could la- obtained by
1[aeping to the more restricted
(' a n a d i -a n markets. For the past four
yelirs- Mr. John T. , Acheson has been the
',ny,•r for the film, and the manner in
which he has iuucceelecl in keeping in touch
with tbo latest and best styles and •lualiti(4
of growl• has la•.•n shown in the large triode
Whit% ha. Leen done he the e.tabli-li-
ntent ..ItHitp4 these years, which, in malty
other vas— ! ave proved a time of depres-
THE AMERICAN
dv,NM.LATE, ('d,R. EAST 4 VIrTdtk1.1 'T1tEk°Tx
true too the
of the Ohl Land• is staunch and
country in which he lives.
CHRYSTA1. BLACK,
Rd►11.ER MANFP'Aa'TUREIt.•l AND I.'a INF;
IIF..11.F;Re.
Situated immediately opposite the G. T.
R. stati is the Boiler Narks and imine
CEO MST LVE1 MESAL
U.S.A.. llpt-b, la easapsAiWa with w
pianofortes of Bumpiest' Allsarien 'l'h•
air U.& I.t.rsatoaal liedal eaward.
Id is a asifpianoforte; Melia
Ma Mamas
Ind
ies
s
Lowe.. East.. wl l h tow
morass Moor of papplyinsaw
if saw e•Ittlw
rinte`'oa .Artit-.rims.
Malls Smits MMuM
eawe►waneeeaa
werVIVOoam *MOS dOM,tat tar . WNW*
Iso tan. • iso N •ILLwM mane
•
Liquors, &4
,OR SALR RT
G. g. pARBONS
!lN •1.1110 'K. nODea1CII
IBI BUTCHER SHOP
—ON—
KlNC3STOnN'N STREET,
neat M Oa OeeR OMtwfeh.
lbws. flan hip era_ramassag.a err t 4 has
Oe a d1�R at1N ar the abseee
lly
Opt�adt���i 1e at•�fdMvtslsjearwN�sp sea.. Omen e1
k a
aiM es.ed eals all be kept ewe
tI1• siseor
u7/rAcTtfoN OU AR ANTU tD.
BU, Skim,
P.o esu eyes.
P.. as arae -r wee fesdlrI s.
Nail orders will receive prompt etteedil
meets t ems. Q. T. 11.11115111•0.
SC. Repairs promptly _e_Nd to.
P.O. BOX 881
Tab
CARLING'S
ALE & PORTE]
CARLING'S BAVARIAN
p,,ra.,r.LIM (B )
G. H. PARSON
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