HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-9-1, Page 5THE SIGNAL: CIODERIOH, on., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1892.
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THE
CANADIAN BANK (JF COMMERCE
HRAD OFF10% TORONTO.
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81,000,000.
a 1. WAUCIIR, Otao*L MIHSAo*a .
OOD(RICH •RANCH.
A giimApt BARIUM OtMgRM Ta1MAOT*D. FAimrt**' NOM Dthourrreoa
DearTS Isfaf:tiD PAYMILi AT AL, POWYS oil CANADA. ANO THE PRINCIPAL
am, ,,, TWIN UNIT*, STATUS, SAT r*is. FRANCS, Densis . a
1111111.1111 RAM DEPARTrUIT.
open OF 111.00 AND UPWARDS 111110tNSD, AND OU*NIMT RATtgostopP u+TeNUT
. INTE111119T MOM TO Te. POSIMMMO. AT That AND OF Mar AND
se eta IN IDIOM TSAR.
geed_ AMMMM likes *0 160 eeMNlew of Ogputnarelat aope+r.
me renew,' sales RMs.e
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
RIVALS FOR LEADERSHIP
gosESERY AND HARCOURT WANT
THE HONOR.
,he „eseyns In the raw -a tNpere
IOW ?amen RM.th 01 Wo. a I.riwerer
rest castors_ Harvest Peron. .M Noe
rains sed Iinrd flown rvr * .1..i-
t.ri.am ee..alNstea.
Xra Your, Aug.ZS.-Mr. Lucy's Lou-
isa dsspstcb to TU Trtbuti• ...atrium the
liking: With lbat .harming freedom
haw pnpdwe which marks an enterprising
,sea &racy one has telegraphed to
ga.ardem with the genial inquiry as to
Mather It is true that Mr. Gladness ia-
hn& fairing iron the Promtutsbtp u 1Yy
Th. Premier gravely replies that
rufaor u entirely groundless There
Na. nevertheleae, a cou.rderable nsmber of
poi, diad! on thin Conservative ride, who
sad rt them,eivw with the ,suras.,, that
ace rosolwue is isevit ibin. With gnat
dart slant! they fix Eater aa the date of
fir dladstuw s breakdown, and an\ each
Neer whet will happen as to the leadership
if the party said the .l+Ni.iee of Home
lek 11 a foremen that a suing{. for
prp►'a voile will take place b.tween
Iasi R..enery and 81r William Harcourt.
;srd R..elrry is heavily handicapped by
m peerage. The Radiwb det.rmtasd
weer awn to have • premier in the How
Loma Mr I.aboucbsre has already
coke declared in (aver ef Bir William
(iarco.rt.
T\. Clued i. Ibis last.
there is a cloud to the East no bigger
ea sow tbau a mars's band, but which bas
ieen.fnrt&4b ramie niceness of what wail
trews r the hoiden naide•t. T1s rast-
e Banana, ever craepirag ma toward
: ntr.l Asia, have pushed forward into the
'ricin, sad th.re eecos. Bred the Afghan
✓ oap'i The Amser hue reported the taoi-
lest to the Iaduw Government end claimed
✓ wt••oe. It may be all a miietaka It
probably win be so described and dealt
nth upon receipt of the reprem..tabw
baa for British Goverwaot, bat it may
bag us. u the Penjdeh incident did. At
in:.i u au uncomfortable inauguration of
;sed Bombay's Foreign 8acretsrytbip.
T•w t h..l.ra ear..
Cholera. after 4overiag rood all the
pause the east and .outliers coaata, W
N iut 41,111W it. head 1. Loudon- Ae-
rehng to tie earliest report, it .truck
iii.. f rBra Psterkary, military att.abo to
he Austro-Hungarian Embassy, being said
e he doess with the pl.gse. This •a-
liimant sad embarrassing minor was sub-
e goeotly cootradicted- The Poses is said
r bber 111 ! a•.methi.g quite different. Then
e so doubt about the nature of the
Nock on • roman named Hurley, living
a Sew.l'at, Lambeth, one of the
met densely crowded quarters in the
estropulu The local euthorittn..very•
rites are on the alert Today aa ester
Oman- meeuag of Me ootarrooaa
ppuoli b
bylaws. hoard w.a held to tilts
ita•t:on sad take steps for protesting
+.dos. At all the ports the sanitary
athorities are on the watch ai$bt sed day.
/eery ship is boarded on arrival, sed the
Nreen{.r. and crew ttorou`yhly examined.
nee, u at Lynn vesselst night, vessels are
mud with choeraic symptoms oo beard,
hey are ordere' back to ass. What 8..
,nee of than then, heaven oily Ocoee.
Co port will take them in They boogie
arum, .1 the oe.aa, cruising up and doww
ill al era dead or some are bettor. For
'odes. th..agees of attrami.s kr ail
•••tiee.hi nations, Ow d.sger of iefectio
lpeculiarly great. The jourwey boom
be leeched districts and Charing Crow is
s short that travelers passed at the pore of
rural Y healthy may stokes se their
Waal at their hotel and so plant ooa-
apo in the undo of a teeming popelatise.
A trail Marmot.
The gee weather, oeew.ioaally varied by
taadentorm.,now t,improves t'w
tivim $r.pect., '-"P romien too i.te
greatly vary the goers! coecl..ioss.
Anes point to Dad times for agriculieri.ta
its bailey crop i. onsiderahly .bthe
r•rtge.
hut wheat is ,tally bow . As for
a`. the harvest is the worst ler
may yeas, both la quantity ad
laal ty. It akar that the ow
washy for large importations of wheat
ell weigh .pun the ooentry. Fortusatsly
hippo that the imports of yet year
ewe them the average, 12,(IOUI0 quo -
"m bog imported. with the malt tb.e
te reentry enter epee the saw excess
nigh 4,000,000 quarters .t supply sero,,
he normal ock. The esieseellelle• "lie
Odom will illlbe that the e I for the
weal year, a.tiaatod set to emceed 90,-
Immoquarters, will be 2.000,000 Isms
kin was stowed kat yeas.
...tat".
A Piss 1s uisttea,
Alt" 29. -The flea* Dahlia
Was bsrsodY
market yoe Worm', Hoek
d,
, wm crowded wleh gsemto The M
lbeeemea►b oll: the hemi and ke a .bort
ILIA* tha meter was wiped la
were penis stricken
W gal Tle heevery direetims Many .ar-
Q>n,p06ped with their Mos_ tom
b..e\«...r...tta.
it
LifIn"*.
Aug 2t -Ream! Lakeshore
menti Ker to Mr. (iladikeie IOW
w hint spas hie Alvah, fa egeopt.
lyse dobe nisoosMMinnstry. uty hr the mraamga
o
V*e.ii mea a Ise „stab
h► r» A :.rwug. f!. -Thefts RIN. 6411.111
Nadi
.r Matilda Qewer, wan
thar'weesretr'ir seii yw
e gi• where.ware
▪ semw He wee Ise hr
�foram
1/1"hr met Umbels
satimg11°C"12:414 tev, i1. Y.,
12/2 Prams de rimb r threhlma,laweddiehe well lv.....1
isql pelook
peri/ ttNtdltt-L INmssN .4
Prose ear enereepeedeGREYa
Ha.
Pomo.AL-Moe Lissde MoLeghlia loft
last week to take her old p ration as bend
miili.er 1. Mr. Pbokard'a.tors, Seelorth.
Tam FAta. FAUNS--Peopleare begin.Lg
to talk agricultural fair. How is year cab-
bage head sod big pumpkin emus rip
A Uativ.res.-The folks ea the
farts Mn • grieveses. '11ey complain
that all the excursions, bone-raoes, as, .re
pot before harvest is 8.abed.
FUN rots YOUNG Ports. -The days, or
rather the evenings, of the apple paring
bees will ewe be beet. Tho aalherimt•
are a sour,e of much teerrimes__t for ,tjjee
young folks.
Foe Teta Wyse. --John McNeil, Jame
81msiair sad Jan- Harm took shivp10g to
Manitoba but week. They will likely die-
tineuish th.msa.lves in the West M they are
amok h.mdn in the harvest kid.
A CAUTION. --I1 bieyeliete who travel
OW roads do sot light their hops after
dark, we may have some oases of lynching
to report i. the neer future. Then their
lamp, will cease to burn forever and ever.
W amen. -Now that the British elec-
tions have decided that Gladesoee is • more
popular Inas than Salisbury, .(1 will wait
with cosec •nmisty to ere whose policya
the scat popular with regard to Irish
akin,
A His+ to vas Onatti-etox.-Now that
the hot weather is over f •r the season, we
may expect that the pre hibitios coatis -
eine will as,. away from the Provinces
down by the um. September a • very
pleasant month in Heron county, and
especially those who feel like combining
A RU NASAL young --- man named John
Shields was driving to town the Giber day
with • spirited bore, attached to • read
cart, when the missal wheeled round sud-
denly, throwing the young as. oE, ed
made for bolo at • furious rota The cart
was badly damaged, bat fortasately the
driver received nothing worse time • bad
ea•re.
Tits ArrLt Coe. -Apple buyer were as
thick es hair on • dog's bank is this sectioa,
but for all that, they did not sectns to boom
prices. Most of the large crepe have beam
sold. $1.00 and $1.25 per bbl. were the
prices obtained for apple. H•rvsst
were packed and delivered at the d'
shipping pante last week. There will be
big shipmeata of fall and winter varieties,
ea farmers will have from 100 to 800 We.
mob.
A Goon Malmsey. -Harvesting will be
completed in this section this weak if good
weather continues. Masi finished seam
time ago. The weather was that oo.h1
be desired, and thegraoo was housed in good
000dittoo. It is geserally admitted that' it
is the best all round crop in Team Thresh -
hag is in full swing. Fall wheat will aver-
age about 26 bushels per sore. Spring
grains are yielding well. A11 ars now busy
between harvesting, threshing and sowing
fall wawa.
Brn,CLaTtyn Alot rMAa.--AMr000mers
erer as Iota d news about the et
Man of Ws. We have seen temp lately
compiled showing the land seas, seas,
capes, hays, mountains, 8.. Rua are
wondering how the crops are in Mnie this
year. Tho fellows will likely issue • crop
report .a moon as all the returns are in.
L it possible that our children or perhaps
our children's children, will sad on large
posters the that excursion of the s,.snn tai
to the pietist Man, at mo much for the
round trip, for so many days • 1 f the
land and to 1s u good there as these
fellows w it would be a much better place
to pe to t� Manitoba.
LANE&
Tram our ewe wnmetominst.
Mise P Flood la the guest of the Misses
Threshing tea begun and reports are up
to toe average.
The harvest home was oalebrated by •
dines at Mr. Saott'. Thursday evening.
H. J. Hudeoa, formerly teacher in Par. -
moat, wee whiting our teacher at Mre.
Ferries' Ism week.
The brickwork el J. PSliiv.n'. new Yeas,
flmla6ed, sad ten. 14..., Me . Md,
t on the b.ildees. Mnemes. llsr-
kok of Loekwow, and Gay a Disapenea.
Morris reports apples at :50e. for f•11, and
$1 for winter. We eau best that. There
is -great "compatdtiea among buyout, sad
$L1R for fall sad for meter are Os.ed,
with prospects of . ries.
Harvesting is over, and fruit, roots and
wheat ground are the better of the tine
rain weliss a had. The weather ,odd hard-
y have base mere favorable this mama,
the returns are good, and .a, although the
fanner le .aid to be • ,,,stent grumbler.
Ni. year hie lase is bn*heaed by the malls
of eeseentmi.t
L&EBURN.
Hem our owe ear+.woA..l
Geo. l3illisr of Wed Tara, (holed county,
has been visiting here
Fwtt rem Soo. -- Our tewnrua. .1.
flbsahsa sr. retareed home lad week
after s v1.it e1 tams days ..slag bi rem
ANN* sled Wl01am. Hb wog mesh plumed
with W brig, whisk was e.jsynlrl. as Ifre
imp waters et the lab both ways
We with • large ,bel. d Mont with
phfaanie rebel le Tog amid. of lora week
diet fMet Easy, who has bees • dedmutat
the High■Maar, Oedf
erieb, has pdthe
�eaee�e�li�lt
es* Masher. Peter erns km -
arty e1 e 6 weed hem and though ,net
the int o1 w may resin .t the poet
thee have pined an exam as • Masher, he
heads
t en the
eeneguit years tam
Nor. 5, W y jest tiisttotb_HHo ern ale kg
tbe subset pew be permYtd te teach tl0 e
is welweali
the I. a (L. *.. OL1,m emesd`ibiniv
a assg al.da,e a it Wag dien
J. s,
weisistand Is
lewd
wlakes 1s. lee IRiuAytwaheiea Mesele lls
Wades digs LatragMe, sad phew
HIGH -CLASS GOODS.
+ + + + + + +
W. ACHESON & SON.
3rd =AEON.
Ws have lest optmed In .teak a Mr*e Imgertst e n at
NEW - DRESS - SUITINGS
IN FRENCH TWEEDS, SERCES, WHIP CORDS 00 CNEYIOTS.
The soot debyeablis ei.tbs tor Autumn Mea
French Flannels in Forty Patterns
Jest opened to all new designs. Pries 50s. and sec. per yard.
5 per cent. Discount on all purchases allowed.
EARLY INSPECTION INvrrr.'D.
W. ACHESON & SON.
was his addrao. He eeedea ms oani plsyittg
sad damming as leaden on to the road of W-
1mylmmem oad vim fit . Q. Walken.
et I spa was chairman. Our meeting ea
3oadmy,Unsung, the 4th lad., will be ad -
by J. A. Moon, B. A., of the
Goderich High School, at 7 p. m.
Waws.aeh : A farmer in Wawanosh had
experience a few days ago --moo be
segs. . was ming • binder in • wheat
fktid when, in some uasicounteble meaner,
M became entaneled in the binding twine
sed was carried up like a sheaf and dumped
down on thei r:mod with the wheat, Neither
he nor the machine was injured, o he took
bold of the limos attain and west on with hie
work as though bathing had happened.
9)Jillg4�
Ease and Comfort
MI poor soap, and obi tuahloMd ways
of wabtn, it is moat •e4 heed ages
woolen of sdvaneitig pease to sateaig1
I c.tavy wire*. not west tri. Ned4
famed, labor -ovine
Sunlight Soap
Anybody emu do a Weigh with tan-
psrtive ease by /oUowiog theelmple Arsenous
With "isQNLIQHT- there', trio hard
rubb1M, sem kneskt.s, bot steam or tired
beta A Wei w0 artssinh yea.
Wear 1 iPt. -_- Savor ahs... to.te.d
Inertnisbenmen- lew.eee
R. B. HOLLAND
DUNG ANNON •
JUST TO HAND
Another consignment of
Tweeds and Worsteds, suitable
for Ladies' Jackets and Gents'
Fluffing*, quality unsurpassed.
ODD LINES and
SUMMER 000DS
Market down away below the
regular prices to clear out and
and make room for New Pall
Stock.
Boots and Shoes
In this Department T here a
large and wellaslectsd stock, di-
rect from the best manufacturers,
hence 1 oat► perorates the bed
possible value for the least mow
ey-quality considered.
DINNER and TEA SETS
in choice patterns and Al qual-
ity, Cheap. Also a lot of Travel-
lers' Sample*, and odd Bates it
Glassware, etc., which T have ea
cured at a bargain, and will eek,
away below their aoteal valva
Pall Boss in Mundy aroesries.
A full supply as1 all kinds of
Paints sad Zbls kept ooestmmtly
en band.
Pll4 t Medicines • specialty.
Rte Se
GENERAL MEECHANT.
HOLLAND,
DUNGANNON.
Int valllL"- 1* "�, ,mita..._ .. : .1 ,.
Aa !b -heat. C\argrd With Forgery.
LONDON, Aug.29. --Scott Sander', ex-
; wpMin of the Fusiliers, has beem arrested
em the charge of forging • check fcr £3700
ie the same of Lord Lood.alwrougk. It is
seated that Seeders' steelie amount to
£900.000. He bad bookedfor
himself and • lady to the West Indies
Itr.....ie 11,15.1.
Lo1roow, Aag 29. -At the next meeting
of the M..o.1 Grand Lodge the Prince of
Wales will move a grant of £3110 to the
Lard Mayor's fund for the 8t. John'. fire
.a♦lorera
Not Cbsrgee►t. to Faaattet sea
CuNarANTtNort.s, Aug. 29. -The Porte
recently ordered w investigation to be
nssae into No burning of the house of the
Rev. Mr. Bartlett, au American inwionary
at Bourdon, Asia Mioor, and • report Iles
b..e received showing that the dsetraetioe
d the dweilt.g wa. ddue to the carelesenese
of a. American a veto
fanaticism' of the natives.
and
not the
T\. Vere* Uwt\ at I4..teraaan-
Barroom. Aug. 29. -100 first death
from cholera occurred Saturday Burning.
The victim was a woman.
Te-re.r.la.
Lorton Aug. 29. -Lottie Cotlisa, the
well-known music ball singer, sailed luster.
lav !or New York.
L dopier' o g the decadence of oo.ver-
aatim. in London drawing rooms Her -y L-
boochere asks : "il0t what can bell ex -
of a generation whose three net ion•1
tsatiess during the past twelve yeah
have been the fifteen perste, Ta-ra-ra-boom-
dway and -the game o(golf'"
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
REST, -
Saving risme
'section with this branch.
Interest allowed al cxrrext rales.
12,000,000.
,000,000.
has been fjened in con-
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Godericb Branch.
ORS"AT
STOCK - TAKING
--SALE--
F'l 1 R
THIRTY DAYS MORE
AT
ROBERTSON'S
A FEW PRICES
25 yds Heavy Grey Cotton,
25 " " White "
20 " " Check Shirting
20 " Good Print, -
Corsets, all sizes, 25c
3 pairs Ladies' Hose, 25c
Ladies' Cashmere Hose,
" Gloves,
6 Handkerchiefs,
2 papers Pins,
2 " Needles,
4 Spools,
Ribbons,
" Wide
25c
25c
5c
5c
13c
5c
FOR AUGUST:
$1.00
1.00
- 1.00
1.00
Skirt Lining, good, 7c
Table Linen, 20c
Toweling, 3c
5c
10c Large Towels,
Ticking, good, 8c
Good Top Shirt, 50c
Nice Silk Tie, 20c
Men's Braces, good, 15c
Lace Curtains, per set, 40c
011lt 50 CENT CORSET DOWNS THEM Al
+ + + + + + +
Prints, Sateens, Muslins, Embroider-
ies and all Summer Goods
at Tess than Cost.
ROBERTSON'S
GREAT CASH STORE,
THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. C+ODFRICH.
THE LATE JAS. SAUNDERS'
ST'ObC:EL.
VARIETY STORE.
WE call attention to our sale of Toilet Soap,
3 cakes for 10c.; out counter of 5c. Toys ;
Baskets, from 5c. to $1; Glass Tumblers or Gob-
lets, 35c. per doz.; Gold and Silver Watches ;
Eyeglasses, 25c.; Genuine Pebble Spectacles, $1,
former price, $2 ; Envelopes, 5c. per bunch, for-
mer price, 10c.; Vases, from 5c. to $1. All oth-
er lines in proportion. (Moses Saturdays at 10
p.m., other evenings at 9 o'clock.
WALL PAPER STORE
Tsfull every day with delighted purchaser's,
who tell ns they never saw paper sold so
cheap before. We are bound to clear the whole
stock if prices can do it.
IC., 3C., 5C., 7C., 9C., 15C., 20C.,
sold elsewhere at three times the pries. Green
or Drab Window Blind Paper, 2 yds for 5c.
We close this store st 7 p.m., as you oannot
buy Wall Paper satlsActorilyeby lamp light.
CADDY & TOM.
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