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Seas, tes....ty .'ra'r'e
sur The MispeaL
AUBURN.
Il , net. (1.
The butternut crop is rapidly disappear-
isf.
Miss Tura Brown was in Goderich last
week.
John Robet tow, from t:oderieh, soadeyed
at beam.
Henry Toadies, from Goderich, was here
ea Sunday
A slumber from here intend to tee Lias -
pianos show.
Mmes ('lark and Wileoo
rich last week.
Joe t\ ashington suited
Goderich last week,
A number of young men toted going to
the lumber woods this Mail.
;tome of our residents took in (the Was -
geld festival Monday evensong and report it
• suocs..
were
in (;od•
ife % k.. sad ""`'' t`e'es$'',
y visiting umlaut's at Persist
=the
the peat we*. 'Memel hems ea
I, mach please& and keawt•d by
her visit.
Pear eaayu.sm roe ten
M mt~mod
d iers iia
his assibiberbeed are Weft
ts Fall
-iewieg sad robingMarinw'sRher
his parents is
0
scop• w tab, owing to the dry in
Nemoer. is light. However, Wee are
semm fermiers who say that they lean • fair
mop of potatoes. Other roots, sash as tar -
Nps, eve., are greatly improved is mase-
gaesss of the resat sheaves .
Celeto UT.-" When did you std that
►sandsml beeaet •ad sessemen whet they
lady to asolber. W other day
met res the street. "it looks lovely. indeed
it does." 'Don't you neon' Nell, I just
mit it at the fasbWMbl. milli°rhebep,Mre.
Wil.os'a "1 seem I'll have wee like it, so
that I can ge to1)usgeasea stow on Friday."
said the eayuirer. I have heard that •
great manyof the feu sex. dressed is the
latest styles are to be at the show.'
SMIfH' SHILL.
Sew aver , Oct t,.
Alex. Vose, jr., baa plead oas of tyor-
eell's furnaces in his hose lately, and is now
awaiting a cold snap to try hew it works.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
KINTAIL.
Me' pet. Oat. 1.
Mies Meir Webb is visiting at M. \\'bit -
by. this week.
1). McMlurchy dug his potatoes last week.
He reports the crop very poor
Our s mese dress maker u doing a good
besiness A • notice she has • new sign.
Our young blacksmith goes to ltruceevery
little while Wonder what's the natter.
We understand our school teacher attend-
ed the convention at Goderich last week.
Our village TWO • scene of excitement last
Seturday night. Where is Inspector l'aa-
Murdock McGregor, who has been laid up
f Rte time w
with • sore sickle, is slowly re
THE SIGNAL': GODSRICH, ONT . THURSDAY. OCT. 11. 1$k..
CALL x
x
SEE
OUR lIEE RANGE Fur Capes
uongast•a Tr.
Oct. let, 1894.
Council met to -day. Members all present
esoept the reeve, lie having been severely
kicked l.y his horse was unable to •t`t
Minutes of last meeting read and parted.
Moved by .1u Connolly, emende•��
C.
W. Williams, that the deputy
treasurer be empowered to borrow the sum
of $1,000 for township purposes, and that •
by-law be 000firming the same. The
recent floods was the cause of having to
borrow this sum. Moved by .las. Johnston
wended by C W. Williams, that the fol-
lowing accounts be paid, v..Rist
egry
search 50t s Henry Porter. beep of in-
digents, $50 ; Mrs McCrae, indigent, $15 t
council for looking after indigents, $5.50,
Adjourned to meet on first moods). to
November. Nixes Sen not', Clerk
o 1ST %' wA`IOT,i.
of K
eeVerap Council met according to adjournment on
Mrs. M. Whitty and her daughter Kate Saturday, Sept. 22nd. The members were
are room to sped a few lays with (rie.dsia •Il pretest. After reading mint- of
Seaforth. previous meeting the treasurer's report for
It McKay, we are pleased to see, is on the Angest was received. It showed receipts,
withpath again, after suffering ohne time $766 01 and expenditure, $374.84, leaving
wile •tete shoulder. $391.17 to Sept_ account. Moved by Mr.
Me. H. McKay his returned from her ('iheon' emended
by Mr. [Strain, that the
dock omit y Henry Dodd that this munici•
pality is willing to do its share towards
putting is culvert opposite lot 17, con. 1
Carried. A commani atiOn from councilw1
e
Proudfoot was rd. [
that if they attempted to sarry out the con-
tract let, opposite lot 25, con. 2 amid 3, an
injunction would be applied for by Mr
Washington to prevent the work being
carried out, he claiming that the work
would unlawfully dam water on his pro
petty. The reeves were appointed to see
the interested parties with a view of having
the matter settled without litigation.
Messrs. Stuart, Todd sad the Clerk were
appointed to receive end accept if satisfac
tory, the collector's bond. Tine following
checks were Maned : Thea Glen, gravel-
ling, c ■. 10. $45.10: Jobe Kilpatrick, con-
tract tea 8 and 9, $30 : Dr. (ate, vaccine
points. $7.50; Geo. Armstrong, gravel and
'Dialling gap, $10 46: John McLean 152
yards gravel, $10.64 ; Thor. Anderson, c.:n-
tract. $61 : Jas. Hoey, contracts, $14 31 :
Jacob ]filler, oostract, $27.40; W. H.
Wilson. -lumber, v.89: Jacob Miller, co.•
tract, $95 85 : Karnali Cameron, repairing
road, con. 1, 2 and 3, 10.00: Jolts Kilpat-
rick. gravelling cos. 6, $30: John ('lark,
extra work a abed. $6: Rob Hein,
gravel. $3 30. Council adjourned to meet
on Saturday afternoon, October r K .K K. Clerk.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their sale hills printed u
this selee will have a tree notion inserted
in this list up to the tiste of sale
M .'ii.ST.Oct. 15th.- -Auctios tale of farm
stook and implements, on lot 1, Coe. 5. at
7..i' *beech, Colborne, at 1 o'clock. ('has.
A. Walters, prop , J. Knox. auct.
Weal! aad emanates mods and prices.
visit to t:uelph and Toronto. She says
site had a good time.
Moso.tt, Oct.'.
Miss Alike Morris is visiting friends in
(ledetieh at present.
Mrs. H. Montgomery, of Detroit, is vesit•
trig at her father s, 'rhos. Boyd's.
Miss Arthur, of Auburn, was the gust ot
Mie Ida Hetherington on Sunday.
Potato digging is the order of the day
lied the crop is very light to general.
-Rey. Mr. Mos, our pastor, and Rev. Mr.
Viae', the evaagelist. are holding revival
meetings this week, is this plac-e.
William Jackman, and Thos. Allan, of
this place, have started an evaporator in
Myth. We wish the young men seemed.
Otte of those happy events took place at
the borne ot Thomas Elliott by the marriage
of his daughter Annie to David Melllwain,
of Ashfield. The nuptial knot was tied by
Rey. Mr. Hendereoo, of the Presbyterian
church, Auburn, after which about forty
guests sat down to a sumptuous repast. The
bride received a number of very useful pres-
ents. We wish the young couple a happy
journey threorh the matrimonial sea of
life.
C. B. SAIB & CO.,
Mcl..aa's Block. Ow. Beware and Meatrealet.
. W. ACHESON & SON ..
Correct Styles and Largest Selection of
NEW MANTLES
AND 7ACKE TS
IN GODERICH.
For Elegance of Style and Finish, this Seasons Surpass
all Previous
Full Skirts and Sleeves, Close Fitting Waists. Perfect
Models.
Plain, Braided, Beaver and Otter Trimmed,
Stylish. Heavy Lined Throughout Coats
at $5 Each. Best values in Goderich.
A. visit to on 7 Mantle Dapartmant will please and profit
- GREAT -
CABH SALE
LEEBUHN.
T,-a.o.tr, Oct. 2.
Archie Horton is sojourning in the cold.
water township.
Henry and Edith Horton were at Clinton
last week attending the C. F: convention of
Huron.
The l urrel thrashing maehite from Port
Albert was thrashing here last week. Har-
rows & Rtchardson's steamers are also on
W move Mase.
Mi s PAs. Mackay, of Goderich, filled the
duties of orgsaist last Sunday in the absence
of Miss Edith Horton, who is visiting Clin-
ton and other points.
Mies Charlotte l'arhey has gone w a vis-
it.( some rnetba to tee her aunt, Mrs.
Quigley, of Philadelphia A large circle of
friesds here wish her a pleasant visit.
Ceracw Deers. -C. E. meeting W edns-
Yy altssised of on Sunday. Kam. M.
�will address the .ociet The
essaageng committee intend holding a
meeting to arrange • bee to prepare the
abode and fends for the Winter.
Many here learned with regret of the death
of Mrs. Robt. Heggarth to Goderich last
Friday. For some years she was a resident
here. We eadestand that while nursing
her husband, who had the fever, she taught
it also. She was buried in Colborne ceme-
tery ea Sunday, several from hers attend -
Mer the tumoral.
Ili FAN oft Or I +lett,-By the amine
minutia of the W. HaresTeachers' l'oe
vestige we see that they r. in fever of
meeting to eeeeil with their confreres ot
F Hares inthe Spring of alert for the :oven
ear.
Weald it het be prefeFriday
issued
of Thursday
most to 'hate Frtdey iattead y
her a thaahsglrleg day, as we think that the
termer day interferes with the programa of
.wady, sad abeskm timelier* in having s
tesasinet visit to relatives, friends and
sw.ettemea
ALL PAPER
For the balance of toss mouth only i will
offer my large Stook of WALL PAPER
At COSI.
This is • genuine Sale in order to make
room for other Lines of Goods.
Secure - these - Bargains
W gn' snDaT, Oct. 17th. Auction sale of
property and household furniture on the
premie of Mrs. Arises l'ollock, corner Vie -
torte and Rruce-stn. ell o'clock v.*. Thee.
:undry, auctioneer.
before they co, at
Tlic Papular
tool‘ Stogy
D. B CALBICK,
The Square. hederleb.
The Old Reliable
COAL
Our new ovimeats Sr.r ready for inspec-
tion. If you're going to invest, and cas ap-
proeiate good value, examine them. Arm-
strong's.
UIJNGANNON.
Kane[. Tb. local agency la
ter Tem'twat le at the ease etreirji
J.r., ogeveyeaesr, tee., whe Mahe sr
den ton eheerlptleas. advertising end Job
were. and is authorised to give roosting ter
m
assats paid tar theorises
Townie, Oct. 10.
Loser. Any parses fading two finger
risp will please leave them at B. J. Craw
feed's goser•l store where the owner sae ret
Mem.
Coy vAtee 'a.T. Mrs H'.n. Morrow ,whe
hes been meetly a the sick list, we are
pissed te he able to state, is becoming
Mval.seeat
Wismar". -Mrs ('hrfeties lohestos, of
ltievbridge, is visiting bee uncle said aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. faleave., ot this village.
where she is enjoying herself.
Leu.■ Arr*RI,A}rs AT SHOW. Dams
R.,eerpats it that a large member of people
from (iederiett. bucksaw, Rly th, Auburn
end ether points. are to attend is Deegan
M Kihibaunu.
Plugs T.mu+r.:e or a •ii teat., -Friday
kat P. R. I.. Tom, who had been visiting
eWds .ertb ot hire during the past week,
erre tier correspondent • rail. We were
pisomsd te me him look so well and vigor
es.
Reeeswue Hera Mrs. C. Rehire,
Jeelly Free Press
-AND-
yon
W. 11CIIESOIT & SON.
Highest price for product'.
ALWAYS 0 HAND.
UP TO DATE.
Ladies' Belt Buckles,
Souvenir Spoons,
Birthday rings, etc.
Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Diamonds,
AT JEW El.IIY EMPORIUM.
Alpo a full line of
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAL The best and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market at $6.50 with 10 per cent. off
for cash, making it $5.85.
FARM and HOME
$1.00 11.Tu "MSS vela $100
(PURGED AAO IEFROVED.
A HIGH -CUSS FAMILY PAPER.
MANTLES,
FURS,
FUR CAPES.
Our MANTLES are direct from the Makers, The Fit is perfect,
and we guarantee the Making in every particular. No ripping in these
Goods, and oar Prices are at rock bottom.
Our FUR CAPES are acknowledged by all to be the best in town
for the Money.
We are going to clear out ear FURS at Prices that will astonish
every one.
LADIES' FUR COATS 1
almost at Manufacturer's Prima
We feel .satisfied you car. save money by buying the above Goods
front us.
C. tA. II MBER 8z SON.
iRJi+PeZRINC' WJRRA TJE 1) eel •(►_
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
Our Motto -Good Boots at low pekes.
OF ALL 81-1AM8
The Business College Shen I. the mo -t to be despised. Not every Institution dubbed
Bus:ncs College is worthy of your support. You welt in all likelihood take a Business yours'
but once. there' ore wty set select a tic soca that has earned a reputstloa for practical pont to
tons work. The
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
Sates %INeas WILL
Rev. Up. Taut/gee eemteaw denvered the
Sandal prevteeny.
WARM/Mee W Appgat.w
AuRi. t•LTV RaI. M ATTgo - illustrated.
1. Antos' Pass--Illuatntd.
seamen) easier or Meer mob week.
A tris 'alma, sad ether let eetlhe reading
ettele
Iiee't hey leer sew Fall jmebot . Wheat
Nisi Asuman/lee Mesh.
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Weekly papers are too slew for Din age sad
be keep up with the spirit of the 'lams the
maaa.•seot have Increased the .1s of thle
p•enier family paper and are sow issue.
Mit floss
MOM wiwvtidtetl axe aa1waeaT.
✓ tutees pages weekly. The
Bat$
Wind stale the three dogc
• regular weekly papaws. oar subscribers
me lad
this ovate as advantage. Among the
limey features are Telmsle'sser ns.. wets'''.
department, *olds sa sgriealture, market re -
WNW. editorial eemm.ats es lttdinlf events.
and we maks .special feMure of a lesttal
meet of an isterestittg soehl .very by lesdiag
ant hen.
$1.00 le 10 Jew, 1896
To new eubseribers we give the Weikel of
ins, and until tet Jss Isi for One Doer.
TRIT I I
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Liberal sto agents
agrees Wended Is all ■.tesseetee district&
see term* and particulars address
SPOCTATOR PRINTING CO.
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Everything -
THEFiNEST CROCERIES...
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GOOD JAPANS (No. 1 DIRECT),
UR FALL STOCK
is now complete in all lines and for styles, quality and price, we think it
HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED
in Goderich, and we ask you to be the Judge. Come in and see our
goods and if you don't by we won't get mad, but when you see the
value we are showing, if you are needing you'll not go by us.
Ladies' Dongola Button, Philadelphia toes, regular $2.50 goods,
now $1.90.
Women's Oil Pebble, Laced or Button, solid, all leather goods, re-
gular $1.40, now $1.25.
Girls' School Boots, $1.
Women.' Warm House Slippers in a large variety. A nice felt
slipper only 50c.
Mena Canadian and French Kip and Calf boots made by first-class
workman. Mens' Felt Boots at factory prices. Men's plough boots at
$1. surprisery.
Boys' School boots at $1, worth $1.25.
Full line, of Ladies' and Gents', Boys' and Girls' overshoes and
rubbers, prices as low as the lowest.
oar AMISS MIATLT Ale rfaellrTLT LTTSleew TO
- - Ready.
We arc back again to the work we like most of all, and in
time for the introduction of
New C -codas
CHINA, CIIOCIEYam GL1kSSARE
STURDY BROS,
TIM
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New Styled,
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good
H. B. POLLOCK.
JAS. ROKINZON cess STORE - -
New Qualities_
No matter how well you may buy elsewhere this Stock offers
RARE OPPORTUNITIES
Pirie gess C -ood.s --
Latest Styles and Novelties in DRESS TRIMMINGS.
M a's'ides- -
Latest Styles in French and German
to the most shrewd and cautious buyers, for almost all has been bought
at less than regular wholesale Prices, and will be sold in accordance
with the facts and conditions. Trade conditions never favored us so
much in securing for the people a
Supenor class of Dry floods Baran
2.60.1B --
The best qualities in Fur CAPES, MUFFS and BOAS,
and st unapproachable p'ile's.
NEWEST SHADES IN KID CLOVES
Remember we are not working so much for the success of to -day
as the solidity of years to come, and Customers will see
As Good Value as They Expect,
and ion numberless Cases
A Lot Better than They Look for.
We expect to be very busy. but you will find the store service fully up
to the average and the Bargains away beyond.
0. W. AIDREWS,
MUM( gr•
R. B.
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The best goods for the least money.
JAMES ROBINSON,
CASH STORE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
LATEST STYLES - -
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FALL AND WINTER
.MILLINERY.
83-3.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
Glatfgaw Row.
GZd. W tem
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EMORIUM,WEST STREET.
MSS H. M.PITCHER.
F TUTS IS FOl
+PAY UP AT
VOL. TLV I. 240i
THE DOINGS AT 011
W halls Going on at tbel
tee e� sr *COM
Isere er M. mss to sass a Min
--Sew irMaetMb eleMds e
er 'tease ho dessadn.
Dns %trust O■rre■ttsedeaea.
l j'rrAw'A, Oct. 13. - When
t High Cesiandsiseir for Canada
ed .t was juetifled .a thegreead t
spaastiseat of It repremss,auve I
ter the iasereme of the U.ratiata■
Swam • lana ■-teal of mosey
meed The etatete hr4tgisr the
Meteor* provided that eaxfesi
duties the High ('ommisiw•r we
out each snob is etrnetius■ as he,
to time, reeesve from the Coven
d respecting the otmeorsial, 8.
genera interests of Canada to t
Kingdom sad el.,wbere." �o
statute. Tia omit of .oai.Weu
it, last 7year sues $28,845 taw
e atery of $10,000 paid the Hinl
Mutter, whe resides an fadiosabi
for which the pimple of Canada
Ci4.
gut why is it when the l:oven
it necessary to borrow more mea
' diel complaint with Ihesnl they
the Minister of Flosses to &Emig!'
rotate the leen' Has the High C.
er no stats is the Kaglish mese
that h• 'boatel be renewed of
which properly belongs to his
that Monster Feller has come
rtuso.s that it will be the (last
ity he will have to make • tell
doe at the exposes of the rau
&pada'
n o a sorry picture he will
before the Barlah capitaliw o',
cull eesdili■a The last edict
pin our gree debt on the 30
her. at $310,190,727 •raises fid
as the same date last year. H
bate to show that while there
large shrub age la revenge then
ea memo* in expediters.
rs'i sot Sir Charlie 'Topper
this away ape the see the a
est of Femur's trip to London'
I. there say bops of our eooditt
is nailer the present edematous
stairs' Oar revenue is dec1iasel
OW thea steadily os ieeroari.g.
to avert baekrepter ether sten
resort .4 to for raring means.
a,utuMe dietrib.taos of the bur
alsoe nesid be deemed the as u
t.rst Britain sad Irelad last
$6:.[40.000 to their mesa* ter
min tax. The rata was 7 pest
•r nearly 3": to all isooma oc
sngm. Bader tM sew law in
Matas the incases tax is to M
as ail taemme eifsedieg $4,000
•• mosses seder that being tart
tea with en Memo of $6,000
(•ted a $1,000, or the .-cast
tare, of $4.000. Theaim io t
tach, matt'. peebet sad why mho
hear this proportion of tezatien
he tempts It hes'n'e'eded I
Why should it set w'e'ed is (,O
net, sten a Is the tsiserity, v
.with he h sR•e.. . the emus
cured such as hi. wl
tate The geed busk tea ea
mother's h.rdeeit. bat truly t
his bee pretty well rubbed ia
en end werhier .laaeem et Casa!
have aw•heaed tare babel 1J
the hurler of taxmen' wire
danhetsd.
line of the chief aims of the I
• to secure the. sad sad it is t
h, arrayed eefital apo( the
minims of dollars are won take
peekets aenWly thrash I
Iwo,. Twe.ty, thirty sad h
w addedto W p.rebaes p
yen Icy your MU without ssbu
d that mesmy yet aro pay
treasury for lbs Geversnest
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ler collecting the tribes* yen
i•evsrnment in the way of es
sad hetold yon that by eh
sited. you wigs pia -g sus
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omeaseeel
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chis. mosey yon tow. bsedk
woad stye a mos. mss eM
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ped would he a that
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