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THE SIGNAL : GODRRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE .7. 18114.
THE
CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
CITA.UaessO
MEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
PAM M) LIN[ a$1LUON DOLLAR$ - S .000.000.
MST
is L WALKER, GENENAL MANApt*
111,100,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A GEtstta*l BANKING BUWNE S TRANSACTS°. FANIrmreir Nott! DlalouNTto.
DRAFTS IMUED PAYASIt AT AT., POINTS IN CANADA. AND Trill PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN Yea UNITED STATE& GREAT BRITAIft, FNANCL, BERMUDA, ace
SAN S*e SANK OQARTaatl,T.
OtPOS.TE OF 8I.O0 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES ,OF INTEREST
ALLOWED. 1NTSASST ammo TO TME Pa1NcePAt AT TNa anti do MAX AND
Ow Ana IN SAON TRAIL
tggleelal AtteatWes gives) tow „pe„ _.
and Farmer.' Sale. Notes. A. S WILll
AM% Manager,
NEWS OF THE DISTRI''T.
From our ownCorre.pond enta
There la IafermaUe■ .ere 1hat Iaaaol
pease Aar ve here Else ♦ens. ea the
mealy ap.raallr aep.rl.d
r., Ilie sired.
be
ASHFIELD
M.,'oat , .lune 4, 1Y.44.
%Ve are glad to hear that Ethel McLean,
who was so seriously ill, is on • fur way of
recovery.
The weather Ia'ely has been wet and
cold. etldfi:luently the growth has not been
very rapni.
The amount of damage done by the front
can scarcely be ascertained. Small fruits
will pr.,bably suffer most
I; f: Bt; n... teacher.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Mann.., .lune 1.
The following reptrt, bawd upon regular
atten.enee and general proficiency, shows
the standing itt the pupils in S. S No. 1,
Gods-tch township, for the mouth of May,
mimes in order of merit
Senior fourth class 1.1a U. t;reen,Henry
Johnston, Minnie M. ('urwen and Sorman
('h,arch, even ; iuotor fourth t:eorge Sal-
kel.t ; senior third -Ilene It. Williamson,
('armee t'hutch, Wilbert (';.arch ; luoior
third -Alice 1. Johnston. Mena Porter,
Willie Drysdale : senior eecoud -Mery 1.
Porter. ('ore M Church.:Sophie (: 1Vtl,am.
son : junior second Austin Chisholm,
Thomas Salkeld, Lime .Johnston : part two
--Katy Williamson, Helen Drysdale, Ruby
Gihsoo : part one - Lettie Graham, Mahal
Curwen, Graham Salkeld. hest speller in
the monthly spelling match . fourth class -
Minimie M. Corner' : third clan _Alice l
Johnston and Alla Willienuse.
.lues Iii, t:., Teacher.
DUNGANNON.
Trc n.., June'..
Notice. The local •(en.•, is Dungannon
lot THa SIGnsi. u at the ogles of J. U. Ward,
J:f . een►gs•,cer, no.. who will recelve or-
ders for eutiecripnooa adverrqu•t and iN
wetk. sad as aitl'eraz.d to give,reteipti for
amounts paid for inseams
ATGuputnit- --Oa Sunday Ins•. guile •
Number of our citizens attended divine ser.
vice at Goderich.
AiTltllnUf:: ('"r.T. Cur.. it Our reeve
and deputy, Messrs. A. Stewart and .la..
I:nbwn, are attending the t ..uotjr 1'ailta-
meat this week.
1.,.+r ')n Tuesday of last week as T
An-er.oa was g.nuil t-, Lurku,w he lost
from hie vehicle a goatskin rob.. Any per
sou tiudtug the same will pious return it to
Aim
Nora. Ila the assumption that your
columns will be takes up with conference,
Bounty council, items, and so on. although
hay.ng quite • budget of news this week --
I leave some till pert issue
N"a stay, *tris 11 . I'nanr' c., ms
The minas of May. which has been in point '
of weather, an excellent spneg moeth, save
and except the last few days during which
John Frost put in an appearance, and play
ed havoc with fruit,mvegetables and ro.t. in
very unmistaksb:e effect,. t
1•nlryt.a.--Miss LIMA Berry. of Luckoew, I t
was during last was dung last work the
9$est of Mfr. sail Mir.- Alex. Pentland and
&milt A•A �!6a.r ro!.ti..es 1 frvae.1.. IV's t
presume by her cheerful, smiling couatin- (
ewe, which seemed to beam with: expre.. I
.lona of joy and pleavure, that she was R
4.I -!.ted with het vont. t
preeence of • goodly number of farmer's
wires and daughters, prominent •moon
whom were Mesdames T. Anderson, 11.
I.irvio, Wni HollaneL of Ash6eld, H.
Motrr. and Mies Mary Morris, of Colborne
township As the popular and esteemed
editor and proprietor of TUC 'i..vu. w..
present and took notes of the meeting, it is
not oscessary to solar•., as he will give full
particulars Chas I;irvm. Eo, , presided
over the meeting with great ability, aid in
his usoal happy style. Suffice It to stole
that all w ho were present were well plasm.'
i which, we presume, augur. • good deal fur
the ■ucc.ssful return to Parliament of 1)n.
t rho. the p -enter and people-, oandi.lat., J.
1'. t.arrow, It.y.. with the intelligent, in-
etruotivs and unbiassed addresses delivered
on that owasion.
Ec+1L4$A.Trc..t. -I In .uiday loot the Key.
Vs. Fairbair. preach.'d an excellent and rip•
pn.pnat. sern'.-n to the members of the C.
It. F. who were in attendance at Erskine
church bete. There was a large turuout of
the brethrni, also a large congregation was
present. He founded his du -•ours$ on the
words as , os•ainel in Caul'e Epistle to the
Ephssian,, 2nd chap , 16th and 19th
rer$es.
Nil,. On Thursday of last week a new
arrival .'ane to the reetdenc.• 1,1 tl 01. ran,
semi, Rest 11'awano.h, it Icing • young
heir to the manor. %Valliant a therefore
wearing many happy wiles. We congrat-
ulate hon and Mn. I'emit op on the arrival,
hoping that hs may be Iono spared to corn -
fort them. We presume the young gentle-
man will ha ata addition to the Co55e(v*.
tine Iia
Its• %et. .t 1'Irvr.. [tiring last seri
Wm. 141l9,,n, forrn.rly of Rest 1Vawanssh.
• .nd eh" is well known as me of the t.-
dustnona pioneers of that township and
much esteemed for upright dsaliogs and
integrity 1. came with his family into our
progressive and heautitul village, and hav•
dug retired from farming, is therefore bio
cone a resideut We extend hirn and airs
W. • hearty ere:come. hoping they will en-
' .y them•w;.es and be long spared for lush
enjoyment.
MVO' '*1 .t -We regret to have t., state
lteat John Curran. of Crewe. Ashfield, while
et work last week in fixing the sleepers on
a bir., tioor, fell and broke his arm. We
are taformed that it esu the same arm
whip t he featured last Summer through
lalling from • scaffold when workio,r .t a
1.s.-12 It is rather unfortunate for hie, to
meet with an accident so soon and suddenly.
We hope h. will soon be better and able to
resume work. He is pronou.te.f to be ex.
oe leu' framer, and he has the contracts for
tow ere_tioe of quite • nunJwwof barns thus
•easoo.
LEEBUHN.
1V11.1..E.nay..1uoe 6
1'urx. a \-ore.. The Rev. Mr. Irma,
w1• w•. att.tud,ug the Methodist confer.
' n e in Goderich, preached hen on SUS
.lay. Next Sunday the Rev. lir. Mackay
intends forming a Bible claw among ths
young people attending here.
Mune I'A*N Roo .t --Thursday o" last
week Air. MI. ruley, of R•.ee.s.,od farm,
wide(' a large addition to hie present
barn which to do so bad a raising. The
captatn• of sides being Micheal Carney •A
Rin. Fulford The latter side being the
*inners. The builders of the barn were
new (aces t" I.eeburn, being the Mac
Whinney bros. of the Nile.
Pobir,. •- Thur.+lsy night of tkie week,
he 7u, gnat., Mr. (o pully speaks here at
be Temperance hall. The object of the
rotating a to form • : ye of the Patrons
n this $scans sod of course to •:.pport Mfr.
,molly in Lite coming election. Mr -
.arrow's meeting is to be on Monday, the
1'h. So It would be well for him to send
delegate to listen to Mr. Connolly and
hen reply to him on Monday n,rht.
I''..)'LE..I ..11. AI. -11n .n,lay evening
last, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. 1). I
Ragers,who was &nodding cogterence meet-
ing at I:tdench, Rev: J 1V. Ssl.I'rsnn, of
1)obbtngton circuit, conducted ifvtn+ ser f
vies. There was • Isrge at Janco. Mt.
Maedersoo was on • visit W $ reoli ilt. K. pe
E. Sandersee, West Wawas.
w - _- --
Ira YTI!1O1 ioN.a, 141A111:184141A111:184 or 1)t•s'.A..o• n
MB.•uIaNN•s' l"•.TIT('jr: We are pleased t'
to note that .1. T. Garrote, Esq., 11 1' , and rn
Reform candidate for West Huron, has be- IL
come a member of oar Mechanics' Institute,
he having very liberally given the hand ou
some sum of ten dollars as amount of gab- vicn
ept is for which we render him our con- an
plimenta sed thanking him for the same. c
A..'IUE.T na ft.... si --' in Friday eve- w
Mug d last week, by some meanes
ns a ho
belonging to Rola. Hagen, Ashfield, whish re
was tied to a post took fright, broke loose A
sod ran away, ooming in contact with • To cw
post t the side of the street neer the' rel
bakery. The .hafts were broken and one corn
wheel was completely destroyed. Happily
the horse was not to any extent injured Ito
THE Ftarr Poi -m. AI (or. FIRED l)rr.- w
to
KINTAL.121
MONDAY, JI .1 5.
A. r.waf, owe ''telroa. The weather
or the past few dare has beam estrus*
Id, ai
d, a remarkably rani eawrreice tail
riod of the year.
Moms Iaraovsuaxrs. •- Judging frown (Iia
umber of contract. Set recently by Reeve
nthn, our public roads will ere long be a
atter of congratulation to the public at
rge.
A rel.. TIME Aileen. -I.. It. ('all sham
r popular butcher, left Nooday for the
cinnty of Bayfield, to participate in glory
ticipated by the hymeneal M.sds of a
urn. .1. Sullivan occupyied hu position
hale there.
t)nrr,Amr. -Tie r.muus of Mn.. Roll
hct of the late T. Bell, formerly of
mberly passed through this viii s
esday last followed by a lame 000couree
vehicles enroute to Nine Mile Riyer
et.ry for interment.
Wanulvu HELL. -.-Wm. Nelson and
aggie Ki gin, both of tine neighborhood,
ere, os Wednesday put to the circular
ern, united by the Inexorable !node of
acrimony, making their exit later by etc.
oiled Empire for Smolt Ste. Marie, •monad.
paned by the best wishes of their nearly
friends that their .ew career may be oda of
nominated felicity
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
The first political meenag is view of the
enema( proviasial •lectin. of (Minrio,
which feu held at Dungannon on Thursday
the 31st, was in point of addresses by
Messrs, Hon. John Dryden and Mr. (.arrow
the Reform osndiJate, attendance, good
order, etc., N •ttianticipaled succors' Ry
the way, the mestiag was grommet with the
DO TOO PAI CA811 ?
$ 0120*. E.
CARL.ow, May 20th 13!14.
The Court of revistoe for the -Township of
Ihnree met is the Township Hall. The
mbar. having qualified. The following
peals were brought beton the nowt, vie
he Herr cempleined of tae high maws
ret It was moved and seconded that ao
tot be token. ('•tried .lowph Mosier
appealed of toe high aeas.meits, also tool
many scree, It was moved and sson.d.d
that sit mores be taken of and his as em -
meet be reduced to *2,100 I'arri.d
Samuel Bissett appealed of too high maser•
moat. H. J Morns moved, s.eonded I y A.
A 1 neag, that his assessment he redseed
*200. Carried Hannah .loess appealed of
too high usessmest. No retien- It wee
than sewed by 11 .1. Morrie, seemided !y
Alex. YNeg, that flea real be seeepted ae
correct. Carried. Toss evert 'bee termed
• coaaeil for the disposal of regular haste$_ 1
1 'e
slit► m.
Ken's all Wool Pants, ;P
well mode and trimmed
for $1.35.
KYKRYTH1 (i IN WI:AH-
DIED
MUMMfao-S. Westford, o Thursday. May 11,
t1N1, amt rwlkt gf tae late Unveil Muss..
sw.e 1s. lt.r..ad $
C. if SHANE & CO.'Y
are-.h•wleg a full rasp of
Fazlllooable gals
IN
STRAWS
and FELTS
GENTS' FURNISHINGSI
Full hoes in every Department.
'Call and eaamioe goods and prices.
C. BI SAAB CO,,
Mcloaa's Block. (•or /equate sad Moutroal at.
S TIL I_ A7' IT,
and expect to be for the next few
weeks selling those very Art,tic Papers
that are admired by every one apd purchas•
ed by those who rt quire then,, They are
very cheap ar..I right up to date
NO OLD STOCK.
263 of those (4UXYERFUI. SH.11 ES at
3Sc., we have placed III position thus asset&
already, and have a few mon left ,
Sin TIKIC -
1 have S H ADE.; all the way from 10 eta.
op to $2 00 each. WI and see titan.
Shades made to any sirtl y.s Hb.
1 have • large stock of
Express Waggons, Velocipedes,
Carts and Bicy.cles.
see my Iloys' ('ycle for $10.00.
A visit to the PIWU LA It IU)OK STIrRI:
will convince you of the place to buy.
1 am here to do business, not to make
any refereooe to other merchants Roods.
D. B. CALBICK,
vb. Pe/ota►lama tear.. Inederleb.
Jlemben all prtwat Minutes of last
meeting teed mil adopted. The following
aotwants wets paid, vet ; Awaaaor, part of
salary, 41./ ; Thomas Gilder, work on
Dunlop's hill, $3 : A. S. Gledhill, nails for
To•nah p hall, $2 37 : F W. Mcjkneel,
ahiiglas for Too whip hall, *2 ; Ren. Van -
atom., plank and plankinr Ileumdler bridge
$32 ole. It was mored by Nathan Johns,
seconded by A. A. Young, that a by-law be
pawed •ppo,,,ti.g Archibald Sands engineer
for the township- Parried- Adjourned to
meet June 301h, at 2 o'clock le w ,
F. W. 41.1 1ov ..sit, shirk.
DUNLOP.
WispsCsniy, .duns 6.
The dancing party, gotten up under the
manacemest of .hires Cou.m., at our opera
house hall, on Thursday night of last week,
passel (Bsuccess( ully,
Neu la, „go - 11•,,,, Ticliborne, of 6th
coo., t;,derichTownship, who has purchas-
ed • fern lucre, •frith his family will become
residents here in ehalrt a week. He has
put in • Targe crop and our architect is re-
pairing the hon•e and barn.
Baronr: ---In 'hs l.right midday
of childhood year* the hand of death has
taken Agnes 1 ucy, third da,.Ehter of our
respected townsmen, .lame. Tobin, on Tues -
say of last week, after an illeess of three
weeks. medical rill and the heat of Forams
by those near and dear a•eated by neigh.
bore and friends from 1" -burn, who were
constant in turns, did a;I they o,"tld for her
recovery, but thin woe not to be and the
little one that move, amount use like the
leaves that ha. • I u.ided in the springtime,
fall beton the advent of the stammer
hrsers, pass away in, at deeily/ragrstted.
Previous to her Ines. for • b.ek or eo gibe
commenced school life, liked by all her
schoolmates. They were daily in enquiring
x
Here's a Pointer
When you ask for a
5 cent plug
Io cent plug
2ocent plug
OI rti
POPULAR
DERBY PLUG
'Smoking Tobacco
be sure that the retailer
does not induce you to
boy any other in order
that he may make a 1
larger profit.
Scotc Kiiitles and GhI11all1s, -
- Uis� P1'llllOd LII1011S,
- - Frellc Callios.
5
X X le + `5
We show over 100 Patterns in above fashionable and
serviceable Goods to choose from. All designs confined
to ourselves here and all marked much below city prices.
Rouillon's Hid Gloves in the new Shades of Green.
Fawn and Rose. Very Handsome they are.
Dress Goods in Black and Colored -the choice was
never before finer -and trimmings to match all kinds,
never before so Dainty or so Rich.
Remember we are oing out of keeping Carpets, and
are Sell in beat 3 ply and 2 -ply Wools and fine Tapestries
at 20 to 25 per cent. discount. See the new Patterns and
Colors in our Carpet Room at Bar ains.
W..&0113301sT 8c SON.
telligheat Prices for Eggs and Hstter.'.h
would she soon be better to be with them
again. These hopes could out bs. Their
little comrade whom they viewed in her
last slumber, robed in white tastefully and
pretuly and within the f, Med hands a
posy of lilies. Th. funeral to St. Peter's R
C. lientery, saw a large attendance of
friends and neighbors from Goderich sed
Leeburn. At the grave Rev. Fr. West read
a funeral service- The pall bearers were
.lames and Juba Y. and Robert asd
James t, uaid.
Atter Naar, Merles.
There was an old Dutchman, • farmer,
thrifty and pre sperous, who had bees eslrg•'
fully saving for many year.. Finally M
was elected to the Legislature. It was a
psonharly profitable session. There were
several railroad charters up for .u.sider•-
too.- Hans served faithfully, never broke
silence, and always voted, and after the
Legislature had adjourned, surprised his
friends at home by laying the foundation of
j a *10.000 house, *hale there were rumors of
• *20.000 bank deposit.
•• Hare you had • legacy, Hans '"'eked •
oetghbor, at haat.
I th, no," was the reply " 1 have just
been oaring • little."
" Rut how could you manage to wive $30.•
000
30,-
000 on • three months' salary of $3 • day
•• ".11," responded Ilona, complacently,
"dat was very easy : it was yuat die way
Ybu see, last winter, my wife, ohs didn't
keep wbind atria '
Suheet the fee Tor v, . i; . *1.00 a year.
'1EL PADIE"
�P1NS»
Tt1 E
RECOGNIZED
STANDARD
TEN
CENT
CIGAR
Our Motto -Good Boots at low prices.
OLLOCK's
RICES
LEASE THE
EOPLE.
Our steadily increasing trade is a proof that o
Goods and Prices are right. We aim at giving the best
Boot for as small a Pnce as possible. so we buy direct
from manufacturers, and by buying all for Cash we get
the Prices down.
SEE TII f:
Meas Oxford, at $ h5C., always sold for *1.00.
" whole Foxed Bala, 1.25, "
1.50.
1)ongola Bala, 1.90, " " 2-25.
Boys' Butt' Bels, sizes 1 to 5, 1.00, .. 1.25.
4PI
75 't 100.
Mimes' School Booty, 85, " 4.1.00.
" Oxford " 1.00, " .. 1.20.
Ladies' Oxford Tanned, 1.25, •' " 140
Oxfords, 75, " " 90.
Ladies' l)ongola Butt, extension sole, $1.50, always sold for $1.7s..
You will find we have Good.. as Cheap as the Cheapest awl as
Good as the Beat. Bring along your repairing.
44
H. B. POLLOCK.
Fowler's Old Stand, Gisler'. h.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES
Call and see our display.
See our line before buying
JEWELERY,
All the latest desi ns.
Repairing Warranted.
C. 8e HUMBER & SON.
Agents Celebrated Star Cycles.
no Yov WANT
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINED
R. W. McKENZIE
1511 5u1.1.1y you utth is go011 article at ,a low pri.-.•
STOCK COMPLETE !N
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Alsc
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a call.
R. W. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
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A Pin Is a Little Thing,
But it is the biggest little thing we know of.
THE PURITAN Pirs
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Every Paper of PURITAN PINS contains 360 Pins, and we sell
;them at 10 cts. a Paper.
TO INTRODUC PUR ITAN PINS - -
We will Present to every Customer making a Purchase in
oar Store, including a Paper of PURITAN PINS, a Beautiful
Silver -Plated Pin Tray, worth as much as we charge for the Pins.
Ask to see the COMFORT SAFETY PIN.
THE PIN POINT le THOROUGHLY GUARDED.
We have just opened up another lot of Lace Curtains from 18c. up ,to $4.- /
50. In $1.50 urtains We LEAD THE LEADERS.
Compare 15r5-ce$_
we will'not he undereol.l by any Atone in tlte�l
H ighest. Price -Paid for flutter arid_ Egp.
JAMES ROBINSON.
cuss sroaa,, t' troanira