HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-9-15, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODKRICH. ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1892.
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THE
ANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFIO*, TORONTO.
µ MAIM IPP) SIX MILLION DOLLAR
e E. WALKER, UgIstRAL MANAoiiR.
• s oro ooe.
$1.000,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
gfjENIRAL ear.NNa etla.Ngas TRANSACTED. FARNCRIT NOTI DianoutoTTf'
Darn NOM PAVAN.' AT AL, rPOINT• IN CANADA. AND TIDEM
PNCIIAL
crriEu MI fl UINrto STATES, OieLer BNITAItt, FRANKS. e&RMUDA, ss.
SAVIORS BANK OCPARTWIENT.
pc,OSITS OF $I-00 AND Wooer • RECEIVED, AND CURRENT NATES OF INTI TEST
sitOwfD. ,NTppT A••E• TO TNS /RINOIPAL AT THE END OF MAY AND
Fe SLR IN EAOH YIAR.
Speedo! Attention Owes to the OsUNotMo or Cewrw.retsr waster.
gal Fnrm•rs' theles Nertss.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
&east& : F. K Setae has • cherry It..
silk blossoms a in his orchard.
gyeNd.: The rate el taxation in Brussels
*NM is 2 caste on the ddku.
Sssfortb : Wm. Ballantyne, License la.
h . been on the ,ick list for several
Worth : 1). I). Wilms hes sent his two
root thoroughbred balls to the Indus-
trie
peter ; -John Hooper boa recovered
ksa his attack of paralysis and is able to
M about- _
Solomon y
e
t
Fetter: JohKageton on Tar&. where the
teepurchaaaed • butchering btoisssa
Hulka : Bert Grsy leaves next Monday
yr ('o,ls Sam's domain, when be eaten
woo the study of electric segiaesriag.
Wroxeter : The apple busies= wetted
ben u booming Our cooper, Mr. Thomson,
ho orders for over 10,000 apple barrels.
Tuckers/loth : The Cyrus Turner farm,
str occupied by John Ru has
baso sold to John Diehl, of Ste y, for
ri,2oo.
Exeter : The collections at both sorrier
the Trivitt Memorial Church, on Inst
((,bbath, amoantd to nearly two hundred
idlers.
Fitter : While coining down stain the
e ther morning Jas. Digaan tripped sod
lalling; to the bottom, 'praised his arm
severely.
tt'mgham : Charles Smyth, d Hamilton,
PI well knows here, having kept the Kx•
change hotel, died sddanly in Hamilton oa
Wednesday.
Freer :—Thom•a Russel of the "River -
ed,` farm has takes his herd of Shorthorns
sal several thorn' bred hogs to the Ind.. -
trial Exhibition, Torooto.
Hallett . Mier Aggi. Riddle has in her
poaoeenon • fuchsia plant which has 520
Lads and blos•ome at present; this is a very
bares number for one plana
wingham : H. ('lark, who hes been run-
ning the W ingham pump works for a
cumber of years. left on Wedseaday eiorn-
mp• for St. Lous, where his son Harry re -
ales.
Tuckersmitb : The many friend's of
Fletcher Turner, eon of K. Turner, Tucker -
moll, will regret to learn of his death.
The deceased had been living at Dubuque,
lows, for some time, bat taking bleeding of
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
the bangs, be cams to his home in Tucker -
smith, about two months ago, where be
died ea Monday sight.
(listen : The wife of Rev. Mr. Shilton
bas goose to Toronto, taking their eon with
her, who is going straight on to Belleville,
to attend the deaf and dumb institute
tuts..
Eater Jonathan Manning who has
been clerking in J. P. Clarke's general store
ben, leaves for British Columba an the 2Dtb
of this month, where he hes secured • lucrative
position.
Ssaforth : Thomas. Ihckeoo, of this town,
left on Wednesday for Uteb, taking with
him • oar load of very superior thorough-
bred sheep, which he will sell to the datives
of that State.
W iagham : Wm. Knapp, of this town,
re applying to the U. .. Government for
pss.lon, he having hese disabled in the war
m
18151 so as to be suable to return to the
ranks in 1864.
(linter : Out of Dearly forty candidates
who wrote for 3rd class at Clinton, only
seven were .uoceefuL Three out of these
seven were the children of clergymen. Whet
about the old proverb
Brussels : The ladies of the Missionary
Amputee' of Knox church, have this week
forwarded • box of clothing to Rey. Mr.
McKay. of Round Lek*, Asea., N.W.T. It
has been valued at $75.
Clinton . On Monday evening, while
Mrs. Wilson, Albert 8t., t.ortb, was reeling
by a lamp it exploded, .b•tteriag the whole
lamp to atoms, and, strange to my, no
other damage was doss.
Walton : Mr. Love has sold his 50 acre
farm on the Grey side, near here, for $2,200
and has purchased the Engel feria, on tits
12th oos'emios of Grey, near Crasbrook,
which contaimi 100 none.
Ssdorth : Alexander Wilsoa, of the well-
known firm of Lml.den ! Wilms, has
again takes • position on the Haley teem,
standing fifth on the list This will be the
seveeth time IIIc. Wilma has bees a member
of the team.
Lucknow : Three valuable prism will be
gives at Use Locknow Fall fair for bicycle
contests. There will also be $110 in prism
tor speeding in the ring, the four events
being a free-for-all, gran trot, three year-
old and two -year -cid races.
Seefortk : A. ('.rdso apple buyer, .tats
that all f.11 apples Should be picked by the
20th lana and winter apOes by the 10th of
October. Also that all apples should be
Ladies,
we invite you to call and see our
FIRST IMPORTATION of
Fel Cogs and Heir Jactgls
Our selection is choice, each garment warranted perfect fitting, beet
workmanship, and of style the later`
To introduce this new Department in our business, the prices of all
Lamas' Jackirre we have placed exceptionally close and very much
below what established mantle houses are asking.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS !
We have in stock the largest and finest range of high-class materials
for Costumes and Dresses ever before shown in Goderlch
Latest trimmings in Fur, Silk Effects, Feather, Astrachan, Buttons
and Shot Silks, to match all our goods.
MANTLE CLOTHS—Larger stock than we have ever shown before.
New Cravenette Cloths in Greys and Black, for Waterproof Cloaks.
EARLY INSPECTION INVITED.
ARMSTRONG
& COMPANY,
W. ACHESON & SON.
5 per cent. Discount on all Cash purchases allowed.
having bought at a great sacrifice the Stock of JOHN
ROBERTSON, will close the store until Saturday morn-
ing to make preparations for a great re -opening on that
day. We will add OVER FIFTY CASKS AND BALES
of the NEWEST FALL GOODS in the market, and in
order to introduce ourselves as favorably as possible, we
will make the Biggest Slaughter in Prices ever known in
Goderich.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
packed carefully in barrels lead placed under
Dover to insure preservuon.
Ssaforth : At the meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union on Wednesday
ahernoes the following romantics was
peeved : "That the members express their
thanks to Mars. Ogilvie and Co. for
their donation of 820 given by T. 0. Kemp
in their beball.
Clinton : A few days ago while Alex.
Ewtng was riding with a friend behind a
spirited team, the horses took fright et an
umbrella being put up, and ran away,
throwing Mr. Ewing out and breaking •
coupled his nbs. His many friends will
be anxious to bear of his speedy recovery.' 1
Exeter : - -TM Exeter lacrosse team, bad-
ly handicapped by the absence of three of
its bast players, went over to Mitchell to
play the return match with the teem of
that town. The score resulted 4 to 0 in
favor of Mitchell The Exeter team report
first-rate treatment 01 the hands of the
11 itchellites.
Seafortb : Mrs Maggie Belt, of this
p1•oe was presented by the R T. of T. on
Monday .,soles with a plush toilet came, and
on Wednesday evening the officers and
teachers of SL Thomas' church Sunday
S chool meet at Mr. T. 0. Kemp's residences
and prompted her with a dressing an.., as
. Sall toksus of their aaeetios. Mies Belt
will reside in Detroit in future.
Wroxeter : Anthony McDonald and Mr.
Glom had the misfortune to fall from the
scaffold of the .burcb twildnun1gg on Saturday
morumg Iasi Mr. McDonald broke his leg
just above the .akle and hurt his beck. Mr.
Gauss was also badly hurt in the beck .ad
otherwise badly shaken. It will be some
time before eitMe one of them will 1e able
to be around. Both the injured men were
taken to their homes.
Seeforth : The trustees of the Seaforth
Collegiate Institute Board have iged Mr.
Manns, at present d the K' ins High I
School, as science master for the Seefortb
Collegial. In titnte,to take the place of Mr.
�who recently resigned. The salary is
0 per year and the new teacher is expect-
ed to •mime his duties about the first of
next month. Mr. Munn" is an h000r grad-
uate of Toronto University ,is as experisoed
teacher end Doanes very highly rooms -
minded.
Heiman : IL McLean, wbo for
several yearn has bees engaged in the
agri-
cultural implement business in Hensel], has
gone to the other aide, where he uemployed
by a large manutacturingg stabli.hmemt ,n
Syracuse, New York State, ea • special
agent to tray.dt in the North and Western
States, at salary of 81,600 • year and .x -
proses. Mr. McLean's many old friends in
this vicinity will unite with us in .ongratn-
I.ting him on his trod fortune, and also in
wishing him mucn prosperity to his new
field of labor.
Morrie : Leat Sunday evening Jamas
Johnston, of Palmerston, died alter • some-
what prolonged illness. About mix months
ago he was operated upon, at Toronto, for
the removal of • minor but the operatics
did cot prove .uoowful mad be geadaally
declined until his eyes clotted in death. The
deosaesd was • resident of Brunel* at .ae
time, and was a brother to George Jam -
ton, of Morris township. He had been
married twice and by the Beet wife bad five
children. The funeral took ylaos on Mon -
da,. Mr. Johnston was 56 years of nae.
Tmckenmith : The Berm farm, on the
9th ooaoeesion of Teckeram th, says the Ex-
positor, at prcasnt 000upid by 8. Heater,
wee sold at auction by W. G. Duff, eae-
tiomeer, at the Royal hotel in this town an
Saturdaylast. The farm was purchased by
Donald cLaughlin, of Hibbert, near Cro-
marty, for the Sam of $6.660. 'Mk is cam
of the best farms in T.ok.rwaith and Mr.
McLaughlia is to be ooagratalated on hie
purchase as be has got • pent b.reain. It
costaias 150 aces o7 encs lsat lead and has
on it a good brisk home, beak b.ra ..d
other good ontbaildinp, and is in • plea -
did neighborhood- A few years ago it
would have bas considered very cheep at
$8,000 and would, perhaps, have brought a
• thoue•ad more. it M under lease to Mr.
Hunter for fear years from stet April.
which, so doubt, had a *dreg to keep
down the pries somewhat, but even with
this i.emmkr.eoe it is very sheap.md shows
Wr
that un values are net I i'oviaa.
KINTAIL-
iPte= Ser sera se*empsdenL
n A borate
Cowen has deposed of one d him
bi
Mier Amain Yard IVY waiting et M.
Whitty's last week.
Maohie..gent Thomas Brown,.f Mesa,
was through the seetis last week on bud.
ama
1). Madmen is busy bedding . beams fir
D. Meekay. W. impost M her ef mine -
shift whoa she balms is infshuL
Jeha (irlfi, .ss el our .reds irks.,
mads some sales daring the wash to a Rip-
ley de.br, brig Iwwty head d haMM.'
tomb Si $711 ; ten had a expert wide at
$flu pr 1 at SOB pir lira;
�; the tanmag s .f $1,g L *WS
Omer" .d 0. H.e*i.. 01 TsrsM..
the =pat rases. will
trJae did w.seaeid
the bard _seri we h_.ps that hs w$l
.�ma1�y web the head that hs
=Ill .o hent
/ram .n th r asemer.•d••L
Itagtbss easmi hMt+Rhsg .tee r wars was
OEe prela.l.g. driver has ben brae&
We want to gain your confidence. We want you to
know that we can give you Goods at the smallest possible
advance on cost of production. We want you to know
that it is in your interest to trade with us. We want to
quickly turn a big pile of Dry Goods into cash. With these
ends in view, we will give you SUCH BARGAINS AS
YOU NEVER SAW NOR HEARD OF. The knife will
be put into EVERYTHING.
Blankets, annals, Tweeds, Underclothing, Prints,
Cottons, Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, and everything in
the store will be marked in plain figures at prices which
must produce the desired results.
iso rigs tritely. They ought to be more
oareful ; what do you think, Joe
Threshing is Ssding employtteot for
many of the hunters now.
T. S. Kennedy has gime to
parchase his winter stock.
Diss Mary and Ketie Ktechtel loft here
Monday for Toronto. We wish them • good
time. Mary will shortly return to ve-
lead.
A merry group of young people were
Fathered at the house of Mr. Knechtel on
Wednesday evening where • most enjoyable
time was spent in dancing and other amuse -
manta. As the beautiful old moon shone
brightly they did not depart until an early
hour, carrying with them light hearts and
reports of • good time.
Toronto to
We purpose doing business on the real cash basis ----
Everything strictly cash. This rule is positive, and will
be adhered to. You know that this means to you the sav-
ing of the big profit necessary to the doing of business on
the credit system. Don't neglect this opportunity to make
dollars by saving them.
M T 'D Y MiRNIN
or as soon after as you can.
ARMSTONG & CO.,
Seam ace to JOHN ROBERTSON.
GOO. AUH=8ON'S Oii Mood.
Fagged Out!!
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
REST,
$12,000,000.
6,000,000.
A Saving Detartment has been opened in con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at cuvrent rates.
• GEO. DR UMMOND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
BELFAST.
From our own correspondent.
Apple packing will start in • few days.
Our new echoul house le nearing comple-
tion.
Most of the farmers eo this part finished
sowing their fall wheat last week.
Two of our young men, Stephen Mothers
and Homo, Mullin, left last week Inc Matti -
Lobe. We wish them success in the Wast.
Mrs. Wyatt and two children, of Stsat-
ford, •pant last weak visiting in this neigh-
borhood. They left oo Monday to visit
relatives i. Goderich.
One of our respected young farmers, A
Rutherford, took unto himself a wife last
Tuesday. The fortunate young lady was
Him Salkeld, of St. Helens, sister of Mrs.
R. Miller, at whose residence the ceremony
was performed. The happy oouple left for
• trip Fist We wish them happiness and
prosperity.
THAT tired. worn - out tolling. of
which so many women complain after a
day's washing. 1s dome away .
with by those wbo
use that gnat
Sarin •
�\
SOOP
•
••
%deb maks the Dht drop out
Without Hard Rubbing
Without Boll ng
Without Waalting;
Powders
Try the sae. elean and economical way—the
ipit Sunlight wfueray of
illaswhing,notb. and
wdie
appointed.
OUNLIOHT SOAP having no equal for
Parity. you may use it with comfort and delight
Inc .very household purpose.
• • • • •
ttplmtm• PT. *URUOMT LMR SIMS. L.e.tee
MAR mMaarsaAD Toao0TO
DUNLOP.
From oar own cer mep.ndes'.
Him Maud Quaid enjoyed • pleasant visit
to the circular town.
Mr. Whitely is vesting in Goderich this
week the gust if Mrs. R Carr.
Mr. and Mts. Robt Quaid gave Port
Albert • transient visit this week.
1N 42 Mixt-mi.—(N late years it has
often been remarked that girls in rural sec -
time have been spoilt in their walking
powers sirs boggier and rod carte came
into gees& use, and that the city or town
maidens could out -walk them at any time.
The other day ane of our fair maid-
ens, her age only one score, walked out
from the Organ Factory, Goderich, via th.
Cambria road, to near the Dunlop post
office in the time noted above, e •
few minutes to talk to a Saltford damsrl.
R. B. HOLLAND
DUNGANNON
JUST TO HAND
t tt the route she did not take the short cut
around the hill at (las. Morris,but came by
the longer road used by teams. The dfs-
canoe is three miles. Any city or shag.
maid that can out -do thi/ tine we would
like to hear from.
BLVTH.
/From oar owe correspondent.
Miss Mcljuarrie is indisposed at pr. ant
but is slowly recovering.
A. J. Holloway,wife and cbild,uf Clinton'
were visiting friends here last week.
A large number from here took in the
Caledonian games in Luckuow on the 14th.
E. Watson shipped two car loads ut fire
cattle from bore on Monday last for Mont-
real
We regret to learn that Mies Maggie Mc-
Lean is indisposed at present Her many
friends hope for her speedy reaovory.
That bachelor on the Std con., Mores,
who lately put up• fine house her evidently
.. ins to the conclusion that •'11 ie not good
' for nun to be alone," and will take unto
himself • life -partner for better or worse on
Wednesday the 21st
A young fellow from %Vinghem was driv-
ing around oa Sunday last • little faster
than the law "Sows, when he was collared
by Chief Davis, who let him go after giving
him some good advice A few hours in
the "cooler" would do some of those gentry
good -
The "gypsy social,', under the auspices of
the "Hopeful (:leaner" of St. Andrew's
Church, was • grand satoes.. The prooeede
amounted to $35.00. The ple•aants%
feature of the entertainment were the two
bonnie busies who stood at the gate to
welcome venom.
Morris : Mier Hagan has Eon.- to Saginaw,
Mich., I. Mo(;arvey, to Lauder, Man., and
Mrs. J. Nichol, to Port Moody, N.C.
Another consignment of Engliah
Tweed. and Worsteds, suitable
for Ladies' Jackets and (lents'
Suiting*, quality unsurpassed.
ODD LINES and
SUMMER GOODS
Market down away below the
regular prices to clear out and
and make room for New Fall
Stock.
BETTER THAN EVER
1 have Sn.t returned from Toronto with • lam end well -assorted stock of the
Latest Styles in Hats, Bonnets,
Fancy Feathers and Ribbons
AL O
IMES' O11DEBCLOTHINU and CHILD11U1 PINAFORES.
i
BL TRR AND 1008 TA K*N IN TRADK.
MISSES YATES.
Boots and Shoes
BARGA.INs
For the residents of Huron in the
sale of the
L ATE .I AS. SAUNDERS' STOCK.
In this Department 1 have a
large and well -selected stock, di-
rect from the best manufacturers,
benne I can guarantee the brat
possible value for the least mon-
ey—quality considered.
DINNER and TEA SETS
in choice patterns and Al qual
ity, Cheap. AI.o a lot of Travel
len' Samples, and odd lines in
Glassware, eta, which i have se-
cured at a hatpin, and will nail
away below their actual value.
Full liner in Family Groceries.
A fall supply of all kinds of
Paints and Qils kept ooerl0.ntly
oo hand.
Patent Medicines a specialty.
P. B. HOLLAND,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
DUNOANNON.
BASKETS'
FItOJI Jt. CP.
KNIVES & FORKS
75c PER I)(1ZEN UP.
SILVERWARE
Napkin Rings, Fruit Dishes, Butter Coolers, Cake
Baskets, etc., etc.
JEWELERY
Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, ler Rhtgn, Brooches',
Neck Laces, etc., etc.
CADDY & TOM
We Buy for (hah and Ball for CNA.
MoLBAN'B BLOOK.