HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-9-4, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER A, 1891.
THE
CANADIAN BAN k OF COMMERCE
LJTAasseeeaD Isar.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
wITAI. Man SSX NlLUO. OOLLAR$ .
D. L WALKER. ck,tatuia PassutOER.
N.000,000.
*900,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A GesinAl 13aNx11e0 (RAIN ESS TRANSACTED. FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
DRAFT. astatD PAYA1LE AT AL, POINTS IN CANADA. AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN TME UNITED STATES, GRaAT BRITAIN. FRANCE. BERMUDA, a.:
SAWN'* DANA DEPARTMENT.
DEPOSITS Of 01.00 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST
ALLUwi INT1aaaDMS 0NS
T ADSO TO TPs1MPAl AT TIND OF NAV AND
SOVEMiaR IN BACs1 YIAR.
Spools! Attention gives N fin Osileotlss of Cewlatarolaf ospsr.
and Farmers' Salty Net's.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
BARGAINS !
B3ARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
Iu ofITS AND SHOES CHF APER
THAN EVER.
BARGAINS in Mimes Boots and Shoes.
I) A ROAMS in Women s Sousa and
:eleven.
IIARGA1N8 in Girls' Shoes
BARGAINS in Buys' Boots,
AT .I. , A R E Y'S.
We carry the Largest and Best
Stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and
Valises in the County.
We make the Best Boots.
We do the Best Repairing, as
Cheap as the Cheapest
We Sew all Rips Free of Charge.
Wt• give the Largest Cash Dis-
r. uIlii
500 PAIRS SLIPPERS AT 25c.
AEW RD MOLHI.
1•.•u will find
J. CAREY
on the Square, Co(lerich.
••
makers Wanted.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mas Mary Rusk spent Sunday in town.
E. Walsh, of `ieaforth, spent Sunday to
town.
Leis. Powell, of Blyth, was inrt..wn on
Friday.
W. Willis, of Seaforth, was in town last
Smnday-
E. W. Burley, of Clinton. spent Tuesday,
m coat...
E. King, of Semfortb, was in I.oderich on
Tuesday.
Mir F. Hutchison has returned from
Montreal
T. Chilton left on Saturday for his home,
New York.
Mir Hutton, of Ktrktun, arrived to town
on Saturday.
Mies Mullin returned to her home, Belfast,
oil Saturday.
Mia.. Emery, of Exeter, is a student of the
'91 ntu.i.•1 class.
E. S. McLean, of Lucknow. visited Gos-
erich last break.
A. Berad/oot, of Sestorth, was visiting in
I;oderieh this week.
B.3. ('rowfarl, of I hungann.n, was in
1;o.terich this week.
J. C. Burton, of Detroit, was in town this
week.
C. (farrow left tor Wuud.iock College
yesterday.
Allan Sager returned to Woodstock on
Thurrlay.
.las Lindsay, .1 Wiarton,was in town on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Roswell has returned from a visit to
Hills (.Teen.
51'm. Evans, of Detroit, was in I;u.lerich
on Wedns,lay.
Mn. Connolly, of Duluth, was visiting in
town due week.
Miss I_ Gibson is having a pleasant trip
to the Northwest.
Orrm.rl Probasco left un Thursday for
Woodstock College.
Mrs. Pavan, of Stratford, is the gust of
the Misses Hutchison.
(..o. Cribb, of Hamilton, is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mn. C. Crabb.
Bert. Smith, of Toronto, is visiting at the
faintly residence, Colborne street.
Mrs..). Hyslop, of Kuwait -dine, is visiting
at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Hyslop.
L Carl, merchant tailor, has returned
from an extended trip 10 the Old Country.
( has. Lee and l;eo. Allan bave returned
to Woodstock College for the Fall
term.
Thos. Kedalie, who had been clerking for
some tune with A Munro, left on Friday for
Cleveland.
Mir Bertha Rusk left ort Monday for
Mildmay for her charge in the public school
of that town.
Herbert Robertaas left on Friday to re-
sume his disbud' SO principal of ('reemore
public school.
Mn. Turner and Mrs. Lucas Turner Sad
children left yesterday on their return to
St. Louis, Mo.
Dean \lurpiiy, of Irishtow•n, ad Father
Cook, of Seaforth. are the gusts of hallo -
West this week.
Mr. Carpenter returtre.l to his home,
Detroit, after visiting his relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Ferguson.
Mrs. .1. McTavish, of 1\'i ham, has re-
turned home atter an enjoyable vtsit with
Mrs. R. Henderson.
John Payne has gone to lams his trade
with Smerth & Rhymes. We believe he will
make • good mechanic.
Mir Potter, of Ihtngannoo• arrived in
town on Tuesday. and joined the high
acho.l matriculation class.
Joe Horton, who has been visiting his
parents here. returned to Detroit per str.
Pity .f Windsor un Sunday.
Mr., Mrs. and Mir Nellie Coombe. of
CLntos, were visiting at the residence of
Mrs. T. B. Vanh:very this week.
Mus Mary Sharman left for Stouffrille
the peat week to resume charge of her class
in the public school of that burgh.
Mn. Morrison and son, after spending a
few weeks urs town, bit on their return ta
their home in the Stats on Monday. '
Lacknow Sentinel . Messrs T. F. Cain,
John Mc/.arry, M. Corrigan and a few
other local sports attended the races at ( 'ode -
rich.
Mir Sudors, who secured a second-class
certificate at the .Jull teachers' examina-
tion. is attending the Normal school at Ot-
tawa-
Willie
t-
tawaWillie Fraser, son of our former towns-
man. ('apt. A. K. Fraser, of Detroit, was
visiting his puny friends in town this
Mir Frank Evans was visiting in Sea- week -
forth the past week. W. t'. Bissett, formerly of l;oderich, lout
now of Chicago, has been successful in his
examination for a 'first-class engineer a
cert ificaf e.
Mr. lhtnlevie, of Ottawa, who is visiting
in (;oderich, sang a sob boost acceptably
during the offertory in St. (leorge's on Sun-
day evening.
Wm. Clutton, ••f Strafford, • former resi-
dent of this section, and an ardent admirer
of TM( Sn:..u., past and present, spent a
rod quarter of an hour with the editor
Thursday last.
Batter Runctman and family have gone
to reside at Peterborough, where Mr. Run-
ciman is employed in the Edison electric
works We wish them great prosperity in
their new home.
New Era : •-The family of Mr. Iohn
Robertson moved to l;oderich yesterday.
The people of the circular town sill find
Mr. Robertson a hustler, and he will put
ennui life in the old place. if it is possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Colwell and child, and Mr.
and Mrs. Mcl'oy and children, of Pinot-inn-
ing, Mich.. who were in town this week.
and had been earths/Abe ladies' father, T.
.1. Mo orhonae, Hayfield, returned too their
home .n Tuesday.
LOCAL 5REV1TIE8.
Mew Ethel Mcl:rego r has return.) to her
home in Milwaukee.
Miss B. ('ortnel, of Saltforl, has gone to
reside in St. Thomas.
1. N. Davis spent Sunday with his
brother Si. in (linters.
Brampton Banner : -Mrs. Coatis is visit-
ing friends at I;oderich.
Airs Hugh Johnston is visiting in town
and (.o.lerich township
I se... Russell, of Exeter, is attending the
(..slerich nmo.lelite class
Mir Wilttam', of Kincardine, is the guest
..1 Miss Minnie Pridham.
John Murray, of Seaforth, was in the
county town on Saturday
Miss no. Bailey returned last week .Iron
a visit to friends at Colt.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Meara left on Friday for
their home, ('ittoineati,llhio.
Misr Kate McLeod and Mary Sproule
spent Sunday in St. Helens
H. Meyers, ex-esyyoorr d Wingham, was in
the county town on Tosedy.
A. Willson, of Meaforth, was visiting
relatives in (loderich this week.
W. h Wilma, of Ringhc:ntoe. N. Y..
u spending his holidays in town.
.Ino. (lox, of Chicago, is visiting at the
family rsidenee.Britanaia RomL
Wm. McKay, of Miscounts( Mich. was
vatting in Wan the present weak.
Alex. Mardock, of Hansall, was visiting
Mrnesetnng's warriors on Aualay.
The Mises Sparkaagg d Wlaghae, ars
the guests of MIs M iset . Aehssee
Charles (Nabobs left ea T..rda with
the volunteers far the camp at St. TM.nas
captain 1(d. Mdietor was visiting at
the residence of tkplmis Dewey kat week.
Alis King, ei Onderich, is the gsa.b. d
her friend, Mie Balk Watsas,$o( .`lu.1orah.
George Swore and wife, d this town.
5111 again take up their rstidesne is Llh•
ton
Mee. 1 AHstophetsps Sad Master Barb
Stat have r.tur-ad tree that visit to North
Hay.
F C. sad Mrs. CoMema, d Asaiarih,sgs
Tisitimg at the Amariama Oessakrte the pea
wash.
Mrs Meikeaid mod children, of Unarm.
Hshelties the lady's nether, Mia Wm.
)lie A. Currie. d W kasipag. woe had
hese vfdtisg iw Tars, Made a Chert visit
w.. wee MOM .R lila. mar Smut.
Pmes�el ea the �I
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GRAND OPENING
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1891,
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The Great Cash Store !
THE STOCK OF GEO. ACHESON & Co.
Being bought at a very low rate on the $, must be cleared out in 30 days. Everything goes.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH.
TX= - GREAT - - STORE,
J. ROBERTSON, Manager, - The Poor Man's Friend.
STILL GREATER at b o'clock yesterday ev on her way
Tonight regular meeting of the town
e.oined.
The Fell Alain' 1.01111. will open in the
man house on Monday.
Regular monthly meeting of the public
s=hoo hoard on Monday evening next.
The model school student clams for 1881
on ninsaced the course of training on Tues-
day.
us
day.
D. Csntelon shipped 300 barrels of apples
ter Winnipeg. per. the steamer Monarch. on
Saturday.
The high school re.opened ea Monday,
but the aftrati..a mot hang pieced
the
two junior classes were dianr..d for use
wok.
T1e cnogregatw"' of Sit. Peter's
eter ...wows
agreeably surprised last Mendel at a Aa.
by the Me slinging cif Mr.
feeble.
It is ramrod Mat a wall -kers. rung
lady will shortly pressed se Cher to tsars
the .4 s mans is aa. d Me lead-
iag liseld mr is that eity.
Dr. 111. Niaholsms, the W ss -r . dentist,
Sashes the preservation d the atWtral teeth
fins srieimi.ts red tree 9 a. N.
▪ Wt' e.,...t.a .aien d task
• � fret assail nesellea.1 tha'�i41
r7
REI
)CC�IONS.
We have a few lines of Sum-
Iner (',00hs yet unsold, including
Prints, etc., w Filch we are offering
at Ieltout MALI PRICE. Our Fall
Stock will soon be complete : then
you may look out for the Greatest
Bargains in Dry Goods, Men's
Funtiahings, etc., ever shown in
the County of Huron.
W E MENTION
it few lines only this week : Grey
Flannels at mill prices. See our
Flannels from 10 to 25c. per yard
you will be surprised at the
value ; Canton Flannels at ex-
ceedingly c lose prices ; Men's
Wool Top Shirts, 50c.; 3 pairs
Men's (food Wool rocks for _t Sc.
Please see our Goofs and Prices be-
fore buying; anything in the way of
Dry Goods. it will not be pleasant
to find out too late that you have paid
10 too Hunch for your goods. Sever-
al persons acknowledged to us that
they were deceived last week in buy-
ing goals, so please bre careful and
compare values and prices before pur-
chasing.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan's Blocs, Goderich.
Sept. rib, N M. >'JC1-
Sunday School Association will be held on
the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, the
29th September next. A good program n
being prepared.
No. 1 Co., 33n1 Katt.. left for camp on
Tuesday unuer command of ('apt. Holmes.
.Ino. Washington's house on Rant street is
nearly finished and will soot he ready for
habitation.
Our merchants have shipped large .tuan-
titis of plums the past week to home and
foreign markets
The Junior Beavers, of Seaforth, defeat-
ed the Junior Dauntlese, of l'lintoo, in lac-
rosse match at Sesforth on Thursday of last
week.
T. K. (.rigg, late of the Grigg
House, London, and an o d (:oderich boy,
was the recipient of a diamond ring on
recently from a number of commercial
men who had enjoyed his hospitality in the
past.
Vhy buy your piano, n or sewing
machine away from home. or from strangers,
when you na the best in the mar-
ket here in r own town at the lowest
figure's and support home trade' Call o n
I;eo. W. Thomson ,nod he convinced.
Things are booming at the (.oderich umbra
organs continue to hold the
hay/ won in public favor.
one of those beautiful
octaves and rapport hone
Geo. %\'. Thomson is the
high lace
(live n.
pun'
'nebufac'Tiire.
local agent.
The public schools re -opened on Monday
with the following staff : Central--Robt.
Park, principal; I leo. Woods, asst. do. ;Misses
Blair, Sharman, Allie Sharman, Walteri and
Cooke. St. Patrick's ward --Miss Hurritt,
principal, and Mies ('rain.,.. St. Andrew's
ward -Mir Watson, principal, and Mies
Aikenhead. St. David's ward --Mir Addi
son, principal. and Miss Hutton.
Detective Murray is now on the way to
Portage la Prairie for a primmer named
Chambers, alias hulking wises he will
take to (loderich for trial sa ssllmr(� of
shooting with intent to kill. Ishii ](y
Chambers bmrglarire.l the pe t4Sete t Har-
risburg. He managed to Mara Mira, hot
was followed to (lintoa by ameabls Robe.
Rulmer, of Listowel. Ip lis alliklapt to
rapture him Chambers sa S the esarlabk
twice and effected his swops. Word was
sent all over the Dominion and Chambers
was finally found at Portage la Prairie
serving a 60 days senteooe for faking. He
has been identified and is being held under
IA (;overnment warrant for the Ontario am-
thoritiu. Detective Marray will take hie
east Monday.
NAVIGATION NOTES.
from Windsor to tarry .' .
The tug Myrtie made • trip south yester-
day to observe the ppwosition of the cargo
of the wrecked barge II.xlgkiss.
The steam (targe Lillie Smith nn tutu this
harbor for shelter on Thursday evening and
left for S iugeeu on Friday night.
The steam yacht Dards., of Windsor ar-
rived in port on Saturday evening and left
for the river on Sunday morning.
The Carter was out in the greater pan of
the storm on Thursday and h riday, but did
not lose a stick of her deck cargo.
The steamer Monarch when nuking her
regular call on Saturday took on several
passengers and a large quantity of freight.
F. Shannon and J. Johnston returned on
Wednesday from the camp at fort Frank,
rowing the whole distance in a small boat.
The schooner Carter, Captain D. McLeod,
arrive.) in port on Saturday afternoon with
294.000 feet of blather .,beer from Theasaion for
N. Dynsent.
The steams r Spray delivered her cargo of
wheat at Port Albert on Saturday, returned
to this port, and left for 1\'allaceburg on
Monday to load hoops and stays for Port
BANK
CAPITA4,
REST, -
OF MONTREAL.
12,000,000.
(, 000,000.
�4 Saving Department Inas been of ei ed in con-
neclimr with this branch.
Interest allowed al current rates.
G'O. DR UMMCND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
Be careful of your health ' Mooey can-
not buy it --Ike why should yon squander
it !
Mae ss dors • ORM
It is nos of the easiest things in the world
to cure a corn. Do not use acids or other
caustic preparations, and dont cut a hole in
Albert. pour boot. It is simply to apply Putnam'.
The steam yacht Truant, of Detroit,made rainless Corn Extractor, and in three days
this port last 'Thursday evening and remain- the cora can be removed without pain.
al sntil Ftr.lay events storm -bound. The Sure, rade, painless. Take only 1'ntnanm's
Truant is butte.1 wish sails and steams only Cora Extrmctu,
when wind and tides are contrary. She is
probably the prettiest and best fitted craft
seen in (.oderieh for some time and judged by
her lines and rigging must be exceedingly
fast either by sail or steam.
Mrs. Lougheed had her pocket picked of
$1,060 at the Detroit fair. She had taken
the money with her fearing it would be
stolen if she left it at home.
.% number of railway workmen, who iive
in 1'maids and have been working in Buffalo,
were searched back to the boundary line by.
a Buffalo narwhal last \Ve.lnertmy evening
under the alien labor law.
The trap net, nee mile north of the river,
has been brought sabers.
Th. seaseer Pity of Windsor was in port
os Sunday and Tuesday.
The yacht Norms, Commodore Lewis, re-
turned to Goderich os Sunday morning.
Tho river was higher ea Friday and
Sstardy thea .t any othA4 time .ince the
The Using Brp rw was in port ea
Wedaseley sad ir.d d resakMr hk freight
Ise Pert Arthur.
The sebeenr Pinafore, (captain Mitehell,
arrived r pert Monday eruisg with . car•
god salt frost Pert Prank.
The tog Myren was usable to leave pert
es flaber•day for want eta s..w,esikn haing
ntlinftlft
I nNDiMINR eons ISE t11 Mk pout
A1!t51 NOT ■ Par
Dudes Medi•
R. 1LLIAMSsllna. They ars
bine. Byname
•
Toxo- and btacow-
itln'rTO1e, as
tsurely in a
- ...../.7-` c, ,no the submarine
wally needed toeR-
'N en the Blood. teals,
1 diseases War
rove POOR and WaT
.T Rn.00D, or tree
t'm*Ten Hnwoaa I•
!01,Ls
e Rrat. and also
wagons* and blOII.o
e the l4i.00 Sad
ST.r&M, when broken
down by overwotf,
P
meow worry. disease
e.eares and lwdMee.-
tioes. They bays a
PkiE' AL i on
SSICAL 9llOn at
assn Sad woven.
MS
sou s saand serresengd
evernememea
Who dads itis mental fee -
Wiles dull se failing or
hs ysiPo •Ed .dramb
toes
a take
PILLS. They will restore ML lostenrRM, both
physical and mental.
ER( 11111lea won d
EVENT WOMAN
should take tbssaapa.•
Tb
preswhich avitabblosu and lrregularitiss, y
entail sickness when neglected.
OURS NEN
should take thews Pun.
They .111 eine this re -
.0 ts of youthful bad habits, and strengthen t1.
system. W
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YogNe w INEN «: PPuaa stn
•
For sale by all dragglsts or wI11 be sent upon
tsaspt of price (ape. per beak by addressing
Tilt Dm. WILLIAMS' IRA CO.
Droekettie. oat
Plan's Remedy for Catarrh M the
Rae. se.ess b Ds and Chagrl
CATARRH
11mt1 by gewgaw ^T ma b >smaRb.
a T. i— --. wane.. P .1
CAIN
ONE POUND
A Day.
A CAIN ne A P'oVwn A DAT to TUE
CAst OV A MIX 55110 SAE IWOOslz '"ALL
ab0 poem," AND 51At MOM To TARR
THAT 5SILAfiAM- p',UR IMOORCRO.
8coi
8I Inn
Pi LIMof L i Sodait'll dIPNOMPAL. 'snit RAT
SAS O POMfeaLOO OVft AND ow=
AOAM1. PALATABLE At IlI511. 211-
eessm tT rinuICIMIL sa't r it
ItiOnal081 s, Inn up estiSWOON
COLOR W1APOt
Pa. litai wt' Dees -
Cirri 1air 1=4 OaAND AO
Z.:11=40,i�ir-war..✓•' ..atitilL,
s
Nobby Parlor Suits, 535.
' Stylish Bedroom Sets, SII. THE FAULTLESS
All kinds of furniture cheap for cash. noT wATER
J. H. CHELLEW,
24-3m Blyth.'
This is the way
with the B. & C. corset: if you
want ease and shapeliness,
you buy it—but you don't
keep it unless you like it.
After two o three weeks'
wear, you can return it and
have your money.
F(IK SAL.E BY At ACHESON & SON
IIEATEII
Guaranteed to do the same amount of
heating with has fuel than any
other furnace yet made.
Manufactured by
D. K. STRACHANS
Goderich, Ont.
Old-time furnaces can be taken out
and replaced by this superior invenu
tion without alterations to the pipe -
and radiators throughout the building
in which it is placed
Estimates furnished on application
for placing this improved funtace in
buildings of any size.
Rend for circulars. Address:
D. S. STRACHAN,
laveator and Patsstss.
(it0)-tf.) OODERICit, ONT.
INDUSTRIAL
SYSTEM RENOVATOR ° FAIR '
MOLEOD'8
AAD 0T11FR TtaTltn REL1D1ar.
Specific; and Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverished bkod. dye.
pepsra, sleeplessness, palpitation of the s
heart, liver complaint. neuralgia, low of
memory, bronchitis, consnniption, gall
stones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
disease., St. Vitus' dance. female irreg-
ularities and general debility.
LABORATORY. BODERIAN. ONTARIO.
J. M. McLEtID,
Proprietor and Maae esturer.
Sternum Rairoyatleeb had
In town, el ea
between Owes SSA
Durham and Tsstt�
Apples Wanted
AT THU
PALACE ROLLER RINK,
GODERICH, - ONT.
AU varieties taken. Windfalls and cute of
all desatlpUons taken, both dares and .salt. 1f
sound.
Apples benglit by is mete. and weighed en
the town scales tree of exist ass.
THE HIARRIT iIARKET PRISE PAID
(lash paid fee each IoM. MOO hishei.
wasted. Brig thea 1a at saes
TO WI Is WOLIN&,
0 dI r1._IIM�.
ars and (`.Isrp... rr IDUMw ai
um new rad
Parnaiba agar1 beak,
Taetlrsoy of 19 Centuries to
Jamas of Nasaiwth.
The meet
ymi eiat 1r1g.skW(1....
!nay Ciralan waste ft.
Sy.
TORONTO
Sept. 7 to 19
1891
Greater and Dotter Than Ewer
SCIENCE, ART AND INDUSTRY
CRUMMIER WITH
INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT
NEW IDEAS
Latest Inventions
Superior Attractions
Saw IzsrrsNu sa au Mutant
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Pr.mid.at Ugaaaese. Warsata
ESTERN FAIR
LONDON.
September 17th to 26th,1891.
CANADA'S FAVORITE
Live Stock, Agricultural.
Industrial and Art Exhibition.
F'deMlsMd t"...
Lambs 11‘411111 t51 OE CiulOsTa Ata
*TORO atIMO WE MI 151151.
ars ow rood, 1a1 1•:'.1 ri:1 be better.
$*6,4)OOIti I°UI%ES!
ROSIRINOZ•tr.wbleb are kNsg invented for.
eetpas say yet preMemed.
npAN a=eW.M.s Boars an all asdewspu.
rookie dam
sad lit r Mhlm �4 rat IAN
lalne*elle seerersitia t tefe►anannirit'ehir
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