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TSM HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MARCH 22 1889.
WALL — PAPE
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mu SPACE BELONGS TO
FRASER&PORTER
fir_ IAdv.rtdaetae•t.
`Basis.. toe .silos• sae V.asewea : ,
time ago that klcLe d'. y)ateut Kenn
It was stated so thee, ouluIaw a :'Nott
vague overkill advert.ii.edl . it ha..rrt-
II moue Si). IL to set. u..hmatn.•t...
batt *diesel ed t1.+. wlu to t.tt.iJ••
U.•derteb, how soeu its tau1e wrist tat
and near mad tow well u.A w.d.ly luowu
lM pmtialtes at, thf ,otit. et the ..•uutr).
It is • pu•ture feet that there I. o•, .that
N,ed:cinm patruted t . •.•0+41,4' se . syctest
reouretme. try st it you are aitl;,ic, tt:e
only way to teat its me. ate. Ju.t thank
•.f where tuts wselleesiw 1. oud at• way to
the sick age attPete t, I hymleel.y and
treutaliy : tIitoee.ot... llhn"a.,
y,pousa, 1'. a... Kansas Kentucky,
Cant.auis, It, i, t.h Columbia, h.•ilt kite
bistro., Mavlusen, Detroit, Port Arthur,
,Ata, uta, llo.koka sad mount ',area of
the 1'ruvu ,•u .,f Glans.<c,aod ►e Uluiffia,ws.•
bp. 01 Ittlii d..,..1. Hay, S,ephe.i,
ia•teu, Bn:J K ..
,. w irh, tt ib •rrt,
feel ,rampIt, b ••togaflu!-
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tire), M ..I . N • knarh, C1111,114,
Kau!,sl., 1: at . tth. C. bones, A.oli^d,
Hui. u, li ,•u (ii loco, Si
Jeohas
Look out AN their Big Advertisement ner% week. It will pay
you
Prices aa& Papers to Suit Ev
N o OLD TRU
Everything Right to Suit Purchas
Cor, North-st. and Square, Central Telephon
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AUCTION SALES.
All partes eettie� thrtr sale talU* minted et
. kispare w iadM • IM sail . .e
• uerted
that Um up tells UI..01 ear.
Co.oaaes tarsi far stale by suotioo, east
halt of lot 14, eon. 7, West tt •wauwh,
1t1.1 att.a, asetoe of late John Fowler, at
rlertue'. hotel W the � hof D i,4 1
ave am Tuesday M.
o geek p. us. Julie Mallou;lll, 1111$10.1411-
50 acres of choice land for sale by
suetolo to half of W. half lot b, eta 11.
E U . A•hbtdd. containing 50 auto•
laud, at Mario . hotel, Dun iaunuu, tits
Friday, parch 22nD, at 1 u cls ct p m.
Jt,s Malluurll, aust►oaleer.
Th.Wsrdeu of Bruce has rectii ed a le •
ter (rout Lieut Col. Panel, deputy Minis
ter of the Militia and Defence,to the elect
that the request uhhe County Cou:.c11
e>rSt# pettti•.ned the Department to have
two magi companies farmed its Bruce
has bernlefused, giving as a swaann that
It a mot the l..iioy to increase tl:e
a reit h a I the foto* at utesettt.
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Oa1rTL>lllal—I am now in aposition too
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vite you to select your Suit or Overcoat,
tot) ism
several hundred new patterns y uie-
ceutl) --latest dusignie—ettriking figures,
! t
colorn,Plsida,Staipt*Cbecks and mixtures. oof
can see several hundred patterns in as utany
minutes, and you'll have an easy Choice. re
' sure to please, and are made to measure with -the
beat of care. Prices moderate.
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GODERICI! /L L US TA'. -I 11W SIGNAL -STAR.
COUNTY CURRENCY
Newsletters from Correapon-
dents, and Other Items.
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Alweealr 1•ixrst srtle toasty tiew.lterr.
. we tonna Readers .f •a11e ata.•(.'
rill sod reels. rapped nod Con.
..r.aed frent leery Section.
Mr JOON in. "f
Portage fs Prairie T
luck.
A McKellar. who 1.
the winter months in t
Portage Is Prairie, Ma
An employee at Bel
ors, W uigham, warted
the past two weeks.
that, is it?
The family of Isaac
will shortly remove
Mt Rogerson now is.
Anthony Sample and Frank Int ritm. aiderably better.
Morris, left for Manitoba last Tuesday. . flee Colvin sr. and
Others stip follow neat week. quite poorly this wrote
Harty Dennis, a harness nisker of over s0 years of age
Brussels, has seat no lea than 12 sets of over :10 years ago.
harness to Manitoba and the N,•tthwest J ll Ronald, Bre
this winter, with intending settlers I his best double engin
List west Mr 8 E:aKiesou art.
weak-. it was really a
Bayfield, accompanied by
Mi" Liszt. mechanism, ani will r
Brussels factory.
A fire mile skatin4
the rink Monday nigh
tweets Wan Aneer. .it
champ if Huron, f
Anderson eon sail)
Mew Delgatte, Gr
farm, on cum. 12, to
Killop, for a terra .,f
reads removing to
soriug, locating pro
Jaw.
John (retitle*, Kin
er, purchased a h
from Jane• McDon
ship. this week.
5170 The mare we
He also bought tea
O'Neil, Brussels.
HiLens,returned w thttr Lek gra home.
This week Mr )ubu Wills and sister di.:
likewise.
At the last meeting of tt.e township
eouucil, of Grey, the salary of the collec-
tor was re -considered. The amount was
Axed at $100 and Donald a1 L►achl►u
was re -appointed.
Messrs Scott Bros.. Seaforth, shipted
nine carloads of apples, numbering 1,570
barrels to Liverpool on Wednesday. Mr
James Scott accompanies the shipment
to the old country market.
J.J. Ball, they, dii.posed of a trim,
4 year old. general purpose mare, thin
week, to Adam F.erbe •. of Manitoha, for
the rum of $180. 'rh. p+ar_hss.er will
take • car load to the west with him nett
week.
Mr .1. T. Ireland, who as been it stu-
dent in the Mental Surgery with Mr W.
J. Fuer, of Self' di hisor totalapat two
ran hes pass,
at T,ronto, and is now a full tledreti I of t fora his
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Mr L
1. D. S.
Mr Jas Little, of
fe.rmarly of McKil
tieuing friends in
Jun H. Swann, youngest son i•f Rev
M. Swaim, •if Brussels, has moiled his
final examination at the Dental College,
standine well in • long list cf atnel-
ents He talks of locating in British
Columbia.
Albert Gerry, wife and daughter,
Brussels, left for the West last Tuesday.
on the nets trans. They itttet.d to
farm and will locate near Indian Heid
where W. A. Fisnlsigh, Mrs B. Gerry•s
brother bas resided for jean.
Dlr and Mrs (filbert Thompson and
son, Brussels, left this week for Mani-
toba, where Mr Thompson intends an-
emone extensively in farming. Fred
Manning went along. We wish them
every success in their new home.
Last Mt tide, David Agar, 2nd con.,
Morris, crossed that bourne fr•,m whence
ria traveller returns, and was honed on
Wednesday. This is the last of 111efami-
ly as the ether members ,lied a year or
so ago from a bad attack of dysentery.
The manufacture of the fax crop rat
1888, in connection with the Brussels
flax null, will be about completed the'
• week. The market is dull. Our Sax
mill is • tip-top industry affording eia-
ploymsnt to a large number ..e hands
The Brussels Peat says :—Somebody
is paying ton close attention to the
clothes lines of aims Brnsselttes and the
I thief need not be surprised it he carries
home • charge of buckshot in the base-
ment of his pants if tits stealing is eon -
tinted.
crs•ful in Dakote,
amsssing consider
goods. He likes th
Charlie Bargee,
about sixteen, as
Unice Furniture
fortune to have t
his right hand ba
He was rennin;•, •
knife eaueht on e
was plau•ng. and
the board his hog
to the knives.
Mr John Peen k, •latus'awn, intends
leaving for Manitoba in • few days Mr
ps•oock is • steady and industrious
yelling man, and hue leav,ng is another
proof of the feat that Manitohe and Da-
kM.a are fast draining Ontario of the
cream of the province.
James R. Rall•atyne, who has been
away in Winnipeg, for about three years,
cams home on Friday evening of last
k, on • brief visit. He left for the
west os Temday nawin, intending to try
his fortere• on the Pacific east. We
wish him inseams.
Mr K. R•thwell. el (loderieh town
ship. states that while he wait at work in
the hush about a month ago, he hoard
some birds chirruping, and being urious
to find out what they were, mad
rdstttratow, awl friend finite a trek of
reran*. Kisch a thing M this ie
February, he never knew of is Quads
before.,
Another ••1e•• ,d pioneer of this
eCtuoly.
of the Milperson
rfMr
Road.Teek n,eith.
Loran.ss. n,
has passed away at the good are of 72
years. He died on Monday last, *tier •
abort Illness of inflammation iof the
fears. H• was an obliging neisthleir, a
kind friend awl a good .hives mut had
weeny warm friends who deeply regret
hieideet h.
THE
B REAOSTUFFS
Hodierfol
Goma
K bast
n oer. • bbl..........
Obis. R bush ...... •.
P. se, • hush .......
Barley.• bush ..
Potatoes. IP bash ...
Ha). ton ......•
Butter .P a ..
gltts fresh unpack
Chess.
Shorts. a tea ........
Brae • tee
Mc iiChroast t cwt..
Wood
Dreamt eas:ii .
Apples. a bnek ...
/lour
Fall West sew
Spring Waist ...
Oats .............
Paws
apples. minter) pm
I •o' at.oes
Pig ..••ore. l.
tiaelleal l estate
taHe/ a as today wasgquiet. with tenell in
sadsad este awllo demand. RReceipts.priees wee* atfo
Idowrimat. dent • Ysane. 177 cants, el -
port /o to tic per lb.to se: m
. p,t _4 to Ile; 7 roesbutchers. Si. tri to sir. ti calves
into
ee a e,ek.
KawTe s A■ trrnta. It$rattle3 to (o
ib.. let sales* so es ole earl : la Iambs ill to
el reel.
MoxrawaL Stora Yatton The mobiles of
live meek for week ream Marek ISA. use.
wore as fellows
cattle. Sheep Hoe. Cairn, le
Left sear front
preview weak Q
•fetal ter west - M 3 1 is
/la bead for sale 41
Pelee, were es renews 1'sttle. expert. a to
lie: de weasel'. geed. M tare: de battlers
n
wdtu . l to lie' de bombers rolls. ft is ie.
Maria• e+ es Gtr.:.list. l toll,. rale... 53 b la
Rasiwew AeIIITIOa Receipts tea the wet k
and latest views were MD rattle. 3 to ie. 0
lassos. Et is es mal; Il* (aures. $3 Is 0e'
each.
Venni HARM'? Receipts for the week
and Weal prime were lis witch saws. $5
toed: lbedea,MtoMnick.
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TBS POINT FAI;\I
J. J. WRIGHT, PROPRIEi'OR. .
The -summer resort known as." The Point Farm. -
four mile, North of Ooderieh, was first (Towel
- in 1871. At that time it possessed only ae-
eummodation for 60 people.. ('nfortunah ly,
during the year of its erection it was totally d.•
stroyesl ley tire, and ait there was no insurance the
proprietor was a vert' heavy loser : (mut 'i' cell-
vineeil was Mr. Wright of the iopularity of its
location, that he at once hail plans prepared four
the present establishment, which contains room,
for 200 guests—the drawing room alone being
tt7 x 22, while the dining room, 100 x 40, seat-.
:100 persons at a time. The house is delightfully
situated on a high bluff overlooking Lake Huron,
with extensive views of the surrnundin;; country.
As far as possible the natural woods Lave not been
disturbed, and seated in one of it.. numerous .summer hooses,
within sound of the musical splash of the waveet, anal we a house
in sight, it Is easy to imagine oneself entirely out of the reach of civilisation. I'pwarels
of twenty-five thousand dollars has'ao far been expended oft the house reel its content.,
while the pretty grounds, with their winding; paths, have received a lar_. .hare of at-
tention. itis Matrons extend over a continent, while even from wrote. the seas parties.
seek rest and health its spacious roof. We are quite justified in saying •' The;
Point Farm " is a househo el word throughout the Dominion and in every : tate of the l
1'it hen. •
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accommodation odatiol for the public. The
IMa•me has it name over the county see
to none aup►t►gnst the tirat-chuw farms
hotels. The- genial peeprietar, J. 1'. Mat
is a native of the county, being a [Non of
tow:taua([, Mr. Elijah Martin, one of
early settlers of the Hun in Tract.
THE UNION HOTEL,
tl d'.tl'GHEY BRolti., PReefeu rete
The Union Hertel is otos of the princi
farmer's hotels of the town, and for thine
years was owned and occupied by Mr .1
bailey, whom the beginning of March, le
retired fraena the htlstnt's.es after a finarn'ie
M►r•tafirt►
table career. The new pn,riot.
essrs. J..I. and J. T. Met'aughev, tonna
e►f Hullett, have entereal intra a well leu,
up business. and have already shown tl
they have the necessary qualifications
further increasing the alr•lufy large tel
V.111(h the hotel has ...'111'141. Tftt• 1'niUl
a cisni111ue11,ms structure. fittest up with
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tthe requirements for the actin.1m ,blit ion
Lb.' public. and etitit.anls sixteen iteilr.ii
(three of whirls are double rMSii.). N
sitting/teens. pal kitchen. kr. The r•
THE POINT VAKWI—i:oDERIO'H's FAMOI ..t 4tllat It••11.1..
THE HURON HOTEL,
we. A. e'RAIdc, PROPRIETOR:'
Situated on the w.•st side of the Selttare
is the Huron Hotel, which for the past five
years has been conducted by Mr. W. A.
Craig, with crt•.lit to himself anal benefit to
the travelling public. The house under his
Management has done a steady, trade, and
• has gained the reputation of being a well-
conducted hotel. There arc fifteen bed-
rooms in the holes% with the requisite sit-
ting rooms, he., necessary for the proper ac-
coMMa.atiun of gut's[.. Mr. ('raig has
(leen successful in working up a good pat-
ronage, awl during the .summer months
especially a select clays of boarders make
their headquarters with him. The house
IS a hmirablyy fitted up for the accom-
modation or the public, and during the
least year hada special improvements made
in the shape of a large hall, sittingroom
and office, which puts it on a capital footing.
and. makes it a really attractive abiding
place for transient guests. Everything
around the house gives evidence of neat-
' nets and order, and those who once silly tot
the Huron Hotel are sure to e • again
when they visit Gotlerich.
THE ('OLBORNE HOTEL,
J.C. MARTIN, PROPRIETtIR
One of the best known hostel ries in Gown i
is the ( „(borne Hotel, on Haim i I ton street,{
which has been under the control oef the
Martin family for the past twenty yearn.
During Mat period it has becxon, known me
a first-class house of public entertainment.
and has been nnifornly eonduote.l in; the
best interests of the travelling public. The
house contains twenty-six heelt,M,tns, with
parlors and sittingroonls sufffcie•nt to ac•-
commodate all transient traveller.. A (setm-
molious and well -kept diningrMam and
kitchen also contribute to the general suc-
cess of the establishment. Extensi ve stables
and driving sheds and responaiblehiestlers
guarantee the best tr•atntent to the animals
that are put up. During the past few year's
extensive improvements have leen made
with the idea of still further increasing the
i
,tl..t first class stabling, capable of amen
modeling 100 span of horses, and the d
pert tweet is tinder the supervision of a car
foil anal obliging staff of hexetlerw, who w
take eine that the animals under the
charge will receive the best possil►I.• atter
tion. The ler has leen r•fitte'ol. at
throtig(lsolit the house improvements 101`
been e,.tillele•te .I.
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TUE BRITISH EXi'HAN(1E,
seta:•.. K. ('oX, reof•eleve R
One• of the larldMarks of Gestericli is tl
British Exchange. Hotel. liver forty yew
au the frimt IM artion adjoining So nth
Wits 1.11ilt Pry the late Jacob SceegrniHer. lat
it wit.% not until some years after its enrt ie
that the building was used for hotel pis
1st a•. The lag• Isaac Rattcufury and ill
venerable townsman. Then: Dark, were tl
filet to engage. in the hotel business in I
After then: tante as proprietors (hew_
Hobson. Sam. lhrttxl and J. J. Wright,iII
H•,•.a•!it 4.11..1 -Acetic proprietor of the '• P1,ti
'arm ► in the order mentiouted. Aft•
BUSED RUST SILVER MAL
'rooms ZIPONI ION, MlwOarsalal,
U.S.A., 1 fl4 In eoespealtiaa with the
$anofortee el Burner and Aaawrle.. The
rely E .K Iat•rsat losel Mortal ever award'
ad to a Canadian pianoforte ; elno Medal
edal
sad Diploma as astthhee� Colonial and
fiahlbiallobowr Or pal 1 b lisvEng.. 12136, y/itll the
we Oa Pr en -make
amiss ~by eta Arthur Sall1"nn r
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Malt N CenbWs leek. OedmAsa
Din. tlmif1 begs to ata ttJl t he has
Ewen. • eRwteh
swat w soak under the t et nt-
sal ermilldeme: grimiest.
v'talrrhbeeetett M': et
•sd erre :eats eft be kept sea.
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Mall orders will rendre prompt atter
Works s tepp. a. T. R. Mailer.
Ta. Repairs prewetiely .Mead to.
P.O.r*OX 881
CARI.ING'S
ALE & PORTEI
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isle LAGBB (Battled)
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