HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-7-19, Page 81TH IRON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JULY 19,1889.
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Giving up Business.
THE BALANCE OF STOCK
—WILL BE SOLD AT A-•
Great Sacrlflce
—NOW IS THE TINE TO—
Secure Bargains.
As we intend Closing up Business in about
TWO MONTHS_
J. C. DETLOR & CO.
Uoderich. Jule',., IRA ltit
COUNTY CURRENCY.
ltema of Interest from over the
County.
• Weekly Sigest of the t'w.aty Neve eery.
ere up to writ traders .f ••The Menai?
Pith aa4 r.tar. flipped nod (Sas
Sensed feast t:tery section.
Mr M. .1. Flanagan, of Acheson, Kan-
sas, is ou a vett to his brother in Wing -
ham.
Mr Henry C .lhert is hating a brick
building ert.•e' in connection with his
brewery, i i . .00ndville, to replace the
one recent'y burned.
Dunces: McArthur has odd his farm
in Morris, to Richard Bewley, for $3.000,
which is • good bargain, but Duncan has
got tired ,f farming •lour.
Mrs Poon.!, wife of Robt Y unT, of
the 6th con., Morris, had the misfortune
to break a couple of her ribs recently,
while euga¢ed feedia. calves.
A Winnipeg desratch of a few days ago
says . A y.-uua roan named Clege. from
Blyth, a east , was peril:ape fatally dragged
by a horse at Calgary lately.
Mr John McMillan, M.P., left on
!blonde` for the old country. He takes
with him a I.d ..f fat cattle, and expects
to be gone about three months.
Mr Wm A'r fl'at and Mr John Gil-
mour, Stanley, have returned from their
trip to the N.•rut We • Mr Moffat has
secured land in the .1!..nsejaw district,
to the extent of 960 a.'r. e.
Mr John Mc Le .d, min of Mr Angus
McLeod, of McKillop, Las passed a suc-
cessful examination at the Ottawa Nor-
mal School, and has been granted a
second-elass certificate.
Mr Jim Robb and wife, of Whee!in¢,
West V irgiuts, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Simpson, of t..nd..a, anent a few
days recent!) . ith their uncle, Mr Chu
Robb. of Tuckersniith.
Mr Walter McMillan, of Kamm, with
his wife and family, is now visiting at Mr
Robert 11.101014n's, (hie father, of Rox-
boro; Meliitlop. Some years age Mr
McMillan was a telegraph operator in
Seaforth, but has been a resident of
Kansas for several years, and he has
prospered there.
Gwith
eo Murray,tblurraySeaforth. met wash
another mishap Sunday evening, the 7th
cost. He was seated in los stable door,
when one of the men let a hone loose to
go to water. As the beast was going
out of the door it kicked, striking Mr
Murray on the mouth and nose. For-
tunately'he was too neer the animal to
receive the full force of the blow, but
his lip was cut and his nose bruised.
Had he been a few inches farther away,
he sight have been killed.
The Fleming boys came up before
Judge Tome, on Wednesday, for sen-
tence, liaison Rohe. was committed to
the Central Prison for six months, and
William for nine. A petition had been
presented the. Judge, asking for clemency
towards the prisoners, and we are inform-
ed that the Judge deprecated strongly
such a course, and he was quite right in
s. doing. '.'.'e are informed that sem.
of the signatures on the petition were
forgeries. -New Era.
On the eve of Rev J Ferguson's
departure for Londesboro the ladies of
Atwood circuit presented Mrs Ferguson
with 'en elegant hanging lamp, • beauti-
ful easy chair and acme money. Tole
was right. Mr and Mrs Ferguson have
shown themselves friendly and had many
warm friends in Atwood. That they
may prosper in their new home is the
wish of all.
Mr Geo. Plosives, of the 2nd tonmeesinn
of Tockeramith, has returned from his
trip to Manitoba. He was much pleased
with the country and purchased 010 acres
within three miles of Monsosein station,
and he now wants to sell his floe farm in
Tockersmith and his farm in Stanley ala.,
and will remove to the Prairie Province
sod commence life anew again with hu
sone. Mr Donald Grassick, of Stanle1eyy,
is also home, and while in the North-
west levitated in a half eeotiom, bet we
y'. not learned Its location.
Ileum Louie and Henry Diehl, of
Tares, are hose for the summer heli•
de" There young men passed very
creditable examinations, bout of therm
assuring the scholarship prise, each, 590.
Losse then .scored smother valuable
yye��w. eomeietine el 13 colones of (Aura
Hillery, came VII, she the s
pries, books be the tales of Mf►. This
was divided between them, there
oely sae mark difference. To/el
prises takes by the boys, 1140, whisk in
not bed to take thea hard times.
Mr Lod. H•rtt, of the Manufacturers'
I.rfe lusuranoe Cu., Toronto, mad young-
est son of Mr C. A. Harts, Clinton, was
'serried to • Toronto lady, on the 1st
inst.
The average attendance at Clinton
Public School fur the tint four days of
July was 394, an exceptionally large at-
tendance. In 188ti it reached only 306
for the same time.
Meagre W. Whitely and D. Jackson,
Clinton, misled on the "Catapana,' on
Wednesday, the 10th, free Goderich.
They are bound for Manitoba.
Mr E. Sibben, of the Huron read,
who is • good feeder, sold to Mr T. Mc-
Lean a load of export tattle for which
he realized • good price.
During the thunder shower on theist,
Thin Taylor's tarn, East Wawancah,was
struck by lightning. Hen Taylor, Win
Helps and another man were inside at
the time but fortunately escaped un
hurt.
While John Cooltes, jr , was return-
ing home from Clinton and gear Blyth
his horses ran away, the cause of which
was the bolt coining cut of theclevises.
The harness was considerably broken up
;and the neck yoke smashed, but no
other serious damage done.
Mr Ninian Moore and wife left Hal -
left for their home,nar Sundridge, Parry
Sound District, on Thursday, the llth,
going by way of the C. P. R. through
Toronto. They have the well wishes a
the community, and may prosperity and
pace be with them in their new home.
On Monday of lot week, Mr W Scott,
Clinton, while w..rkin¢ with the hand
saw, had the misfortune to brims his
hand in contact with the saw, resulting
in a had cut. Be had the wound
dressed by a doctor and now he is taking
an enforced holiday.
The Rev T. W. Cousins, who has been
honoring in the Hensall Methodist Cir-
cuit for the past year as colleague, or
assistant to Rev E. A. Fear, and whore-
ceiv,-d s very pressing invitation to re
main • second year on the Circuit, has
since been removed from there to Seaforth
as assistant there. Mr Cocain, by his
earnest. faithful and able preaching,
coupled with his genial and .tidal dispo-
sition, has endeared himself to the people
on that circuit.
We had • call yesterday (rcm Mr C
R Commander, one of the former busi-
ness men of this town, who, in the years
that have intervened since his removal
from town, has undergone little change,
as he looks nearly as hearty and active
as erer He was accom1anied by his
son, Mr Sam R Commander, now one ..f
the flourishing business men of Helena,
Montana, who has been in Canada for s
few days, and is visiting the scenes of
his boyhood. The Americans have evi-
dently Dead him well,and be speaks in the
most pleasant manner of his surround-
ioge in that western city. -Sew Era.
One night recently a ¢lib•tcngued,
nimble-6neered and apparently respect-
ahle young man expatiated on the
Market Square, on the merits and vir-
tue of a certain snap that he bad for
sale. He demoostrited that it would
take out Areas spots from clothes and
was indispensable is every household."
His talk and object lesson were so effec-
tive that he could sareely :land nut the
snap, at 25 omits • cake, fast enough to
satisfy the eager purchasers. His even-
ing's sales amounted to the BMW sum of
$40, and when be retired to his room he
doubtless laughed st the eagerness of
People willing to pay 25 cents for what
Dost shoat three. The sap was good
enough for its parpnse but was 'timely
electric soap and ammonia. -New Era.
Wingham has strain .offered from •
most destructive fire. About sx o'clock
on Friday morning, the 5th Inst , the
Targe furniture factory of Mr Thome
Hell was disenvsred to be on fire. The
Ire brigade and a number of citizens W.
soma at work, and for two boon they
energotioally fought the flames. The up -
pr flat, which was well stored with fur-
niture, was completely destroyed and the
.aehieery in the nest tat soeswwhat in-
jured. Then was a partial in•uisit r.
t the lose will be heavy. About 40
men are thrown est « eseployesesf.
The Ire ha the upper 1st sod
is swpp se se lain bees sassed b spelt-
teaseus sn.bustion of saute of the utas -
twists used Is the isrnishien room. Int
Bell hes is e....e of rsML .. s hoe brisk
building. M, with the t.usltmrewrw
room sad oasis, wee miolused. He
had jest returned the previos...wipe
floe • hansom trip to Manitoba, where
he had pros.r.d lass, {.age .gars for
fernitwre white be .ill tree Raw he able
t" m'l. He fel rebuild M INS N M'
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Noi1L Awricao Glc Aunc Caipaiiy !'BINDING -t TWINE
UNCDRPURATED ET /PRCIAL ACT OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT.)
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO, ONT.
FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSIT.
1 Vigorous, Prosperous and Progressive Canadian Company
PRESIDENT --MON. A. MACKILNIDL. M. P.
Ea -Prue Mlalatar of Caa d•.
YIC1"1"SIDIO1T. { %INt BLDAIRih
MANAGING DlitliCTOR-WILLIAM McCA,E. F. L A.. gag.
Ybs Aoapaay Zama all Apprond Forms of Polle:a aid ►tildes,
RETURN PREMIUM PLAN.
Tide Polley GUARANTKICil A RE rURN or ALL PREMIUMS PAID in additlo• to the
t•dl few of the Pollee la the .vat of death dunes the lay.mtssat period. vat a lower rate
time any other Company.
F. J. T. NAFTEL,
Dietri t Arias.
WE ARIL SHOWING SAMPLES OF BINDING TWINE FOR THE COMING HARYr T
PURE MANILLA,
SILVER COMPOSITE,'
INDIAN JUTE.
Which we are offering at a Special Price to Early Purchaser..
Our Stock of General Hardware, as usual, is com-
plete, and Prices Right.
Barbed, Plain, Twist, and Oiled Annealed Wire, as you like it.
; :. R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
FINE TAILORING !
.. BIG OFFER
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
The Wet Season had a very depressing effect on Business, and having a Large Stoc of the Very Best
Goods, I am determined to make SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in order to reduce Stock.
NOTE THE PRICES :
BEST WORSTED SUIT,
SECOND BEST SUIT, -
A GOOD WORSTED SUIT, -
BEST SCOTCH TWEED SUIT,
BEST CANADIAN TWEED SUIT, -
BEST PAIR PANTS, - -
NOBBY SUMMER SUIT, -
$22.00, formerly
20.00, formerly
17.00, formerly
18.00, formerly
16.00, formerly
6.00, formerly
10.00, formerly
I will make upp these Suits in the Very Best Style, with the Best Trimmings, and guarantee
faction. COME ON, NOW, and take advantage of the Best Chance ever offered to the Public
ag .
$28.00
25.00
21.00
23.00
20.00
9.00
15.00
Full Satis-
B. MacCORMAC.
Mr James Atcheson, of R-ixboro, Me.
Kil.up, had two stain kilted by light -
on the afternoon of Dominion Day,
and Mr John Elgie. of Tockeramith, had
one steer similarly destroyed en the fol-
lowing day.
Mr Henry Greh, Health Inspector for
Hay township, made los first •5ic:a1
round on Saturday and Monday. the 6th
and Sth inst. In Zurich he found six
whose premises ate not in a sanitary
condition, and who were ordered to c'au
up, while in Hensel! he f d twenty
delinquents, who were ordered to purge
their premises.
On Monday morning of last weak
while a daughter of Mr John Rapien, of
the 10th concession of McKili.•p, was as-
sisting in the hay field. she was Peen by
those at work with her to suddenly fall
to the ground. She was quickly carried
to her father's house and a physician,
who arrived soon afterwards from Sea -
forth, gave his opinion that the young wo-
man was prostrated by sunstroke. The
case proved • serious one for the
patient, and in spite of all that could be
done to restore her she remained in a
completely unc•nacious state until Wed-
nesday afrrno ,n. She was somewhat
better on Thursday morning. but from
the great prostration caned by the at-
tack her condition remain, extremely
critical. Such serious attacks of sun-
stroke are fortunately rare in this sec-
tion, but the o xtrrme heat cif the former
part of last wi ek was severely felt, and
probably more so on account of the cool
weather which preceded the recently
high temperatures
NwiAT =SSINNT E! ARS MOW
OALLii• roma 1 to
aged tie feporter of an old d _
" They Dr. redo pecparstlo, „
Thee Sae doll under a p..itive
they will. d every �d»
to gs Ps nese• Preor the looney�lp on' (ia
those ehrnntc weakness* Nervous and
rtr=ticrves. 11erns weak Auto unseen. to ere .
n legeuron common the lseltsae,a. and welt
moist perfect uoef taste awl l tet entire
r 4 McWee lou
emend Inc t is constant, sod i ps♦valalle
with serxve of wow cured by 1L"
Returning eller a new mows.•• aims*
tile
wielder of the pestle oras~_•.
tie number of msreapargys and othertoot,
IMc-ni naoilleSla - al Dierevery ea
keep
�s� .111•suitMyhm
ama
of the soar which i .s i�*brt.°�ad-tnartaer out
rap
*trios• tbit yoases sr� .
ie . Clot r,.tehss see.
fae..1L rreasteltekte
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eve >� Moi
s.
Otg,u1 tone w tranare Da iENA Aerie.
$500 FHB
ee«�D.iw` w�� �: c�t.a.�r,i�� 4�
�10 mRnMLW Mame►wOs�
Mpwyt 4.41111101.
We have made arrangements with Dr
B. J. Kendall Co., publishers of "A
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases,"
which will enable all nue subscribers to
obtain a copy of that valuable wort frac
by sending their address .enclosing s
two -cent stamp for mailing same to DE
B. J. Kt.•IDALL Co., Erosio uu FALL*,
Vt. This book is now recognized as
standard authority upon all diseases of
the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests,
over (cur million copies having been s..ld
in the put ten years. a sale never beton
reached by any peblicauon in the same
period of time. We feel confident that
our patrons will appreciate the work,
and be glad to avail theme -1 --a of this
opportunity of obtaining a valuable bark.
It is necessary that you mention this
paper in sending for the "Treatise."
This offer will remain open for only a
short time. 6w
Mr Tho. Mills, of the 5th con. of Stan-
ley, has traded his farm of 100 acres
with a Mr kiob•sehes,- sear- Wing ham.
Dr Towle having left, Pr Godfrey, stun
of Rev R Godfrey, is pow the Belies»
phy*tc,ne. Dr Godfrey :s a graduate of
Toronto University where he succeeded
ie °maiming the proficiency medal, .sd
will, se tient-ye, he able to attend satia-
fact.•rtly to the wants ..f llelgrave and
surrounding country.
THEBEST
BAKING POWDER
-*law
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Cook's Fred
No Alum.
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$200j r
EI RITEEK,
I hereby ohr • reward of IMO fon informs
tion lading to Inc apprehension and eon vle
tion of the person or persons who endeavor
ed. on the evening of July 11th- to set are to
the barn of the Exchange Hotel. Dunlop. The
materials used for the purpose of causing the
intended .-onflagrstion are in my possession.
for purposes of Ideotinxtion.
A. ALLEN.
Owner of Premises.
Jury 11th. 1tld. ii.
TOTEM OF ALTA
Medical Lake Salts or Concen-
trated Water taken internally
CURES .
Dywp.pL. indigewlon. Soar Stomach, BS.
loneness Sick Headache. (Kidney Troubles.
Urea Complaint. and ,teed for bethtn cures
Rheumatism and Paralysis and all 1
of Ibe Rlood and Skin.
YE YOCa DErtiOIAT POE TEaTflONIAt*.
Totem of Health 00.
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"By a thorough knowledge of the iteral
laws whnh gurern the operations or dia.-sista
and niceties'. and by a careful application of
the our properties orweuyste.t.d Cocos, Mr
tpps has provided our breakfast utiles with a
delicately flavored beverage which may save
os many heavy doctors' bills. ft is by
the JudiCIU114 use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may or grad
ually
built up until strong enough to resist
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle
maladie-. are floating around .n rorty to u•
tack wherever there is a weak pont. W
may escape many a laid shalt by
oars i.e. well fortified utthpure ?Moodk •
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%HOLZ NUMBER. ogli
TO ADVICE
otice of changer
at this Office r
Monday noon.
changes must b
than Wednesda
ual Advertisemr
to noon Thu
week.
Legal Neil
advance Hatter! In t
of Tma atmmAL ej one
Ouseewte at which a
to dammed. ur frost to
ary benefit is (forint,.
or at the rote of
word each insertion,
then twenty -tire cr l
ver dieeinertte of rote.
iuisrfed u brief iooe
free.
BORN.
-in Ooderich. on
wire of John I. Dirk
tear. of • son.
w In Ashfield. on
tette of Michael Dalton
DIED.
cOetaton-le tioderieh.
Mad. tat Mary. the
Alex. McUrexur. ant
•ostia.
NEW ADVERTIS
. A. Humber.
.mdse. Wanted-Jueeph 1
weenie& Reductions -J.4
lake Mahe -Teton
Tawe et 0oa'wie
TOWN T(
Achid sawuasp pe.
••• taiga Ae'1! poi
A G000 P.aszxt.-Tbe
you Cee nakr V tot•
e.
ply to U. McOilllcudolyl, as
Whatever you want In
graph,- an be had in good
pricey at Geo. Stewart's sit
The summer keeps morl
so does the demand for t hi
,,tent. turned out by the pe
A. Pridham, who cannot 1.
of goons or style of cut.
The Pharmacy matinees
of the drug trade matineese a the tow
able charges. purr drugs, a
tion en the pari of the prep
surpassed by tone. tieosw
tor.
Persons who are haildir
see the "New Harris.' woo.
hibitiuo at :+Gooden ! tits
and moat 'commutes' fur
Another lot of the E. &
otos-velum re:rived. 'Met
ly.Sola
agents. the C
hal
5 be NAIL
Experience. energy an
tbreegreat factor in build
tul business. and w sten in
gnalfcations you find tam
ship sad good material, a
always be deeended upon.
iuriag his bnsin.-te career
built up • reartwork•utation ea thi
dttton to nu photo photo tea
a class artwork i picturetaw and surpassed by nose.
BRIEFLET
Miss Moore has return,
in Buwmanville.
J. C. Robertson, B. A
Owego Sound, are in (owl
Look not for Vie cheer
'lie G T. R. on the civic
Mr and Mrs Will Yes
returned to their home in
Mr T. K. kobertson, o
in town on Monday viatii
Miss Lillie ' anstone,
visiting relatives in town
Miss Bruce left on Ts
Stratford, Waterloo and
Miss Ella Carl left on 1
visit to friends is Ayr at
Mn and Mies Toms, of
iting Judge and Mn Tum
Miss Ella Platt has ret
trait miter spending a f
that city.
Dr McDonagh will be i
consultation on the tin
every month.
The town is crowding u
an visitors, and all app..
a good time,
Mr and Mn Hoary E
were last weak visiting thl
sod Mn M. Carl.
Mr J. H. Colborne, wit
ehildren, left last Frith
father, in Paisley.
Mrs Steve Perry and cl
Thomas, ars visiting at th,
Mrs Thos. Andrews.
Mr Raker• of the Gab
in town during the wail
friends, the Messrs Nair..
C. A. t-anatter, jeweler
spent a week's vestioe in
returned hose on Wsdnes
Mrs Peter Dain and di
of W inghha. are speeding
Goderich, the Resets el
vanatter.
Ao itiaereet Italian mei
attraction es the lareere t
and Ube all ostdoor a..
atm! amdwseas.
Me Ow. Saves, of the P
.sbL
ho i it
Wilk W wife end to aily.
Mr Ira Lewis, sees!,
Hare., was at. Swots Tau
tondioe the iswel 4 the
B. Pardee. Me Prader s
it48-49 was a le* student
mf ler Lewis, .mi • slam
existed butwgs the tee i