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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-6-27, Page 8s1 Silver and Nickel Plated THE SIGNAL • MARION. ONT.. THURSDAY. JUNE 27. MI5. CHAFING DISHES, BR1fAD TRAYS, SALAD BOWLS, ka, French China WEK POTS, SUUAR DLE STICKi3, Rv., ARE THE WEDDING PRESENTS WE ARE SHOWING TO -DAY AND TO -MORROW. AND CREAM SETS, SALAD BOWLS, CEO. PORTER'S BOOK STORE. More closes summer menthe a1 :0 Telephone e•chwagsSIM until a where evealm' papers will be distributed. Warm Weather Goods ! Pink and Light 'Blue Pink and Light Blue Pink and Light Blue Pink and Light Blue Pink and Light Blue Pink and Light Btu% Qreaflt Ca+l ,,ivre Cream Serges Create Bcngalines. Prints Crep>onnes Percalines Chain brays Crinkles Brocaded Chambrays. ',adios' Vests -5c., 14c., 10e., 12_!.c., 15c, 20e., 25c., 30c., 40c., 50c. Ladies Hose -4 pairs for Vic. Ladies' Lace Mitts, Colored and Black. A lot of Ladies' Capes at less than Manufacturers' Prices. Parasols -90c•, for 65c. A lot of Ladie,''Oossainers at Half Price. COLBORNE BROS. The Orem Carpet sad Lace Oartain WILTehot so of the County. EW or THE DISTRICT. From our ownCorrespondents. There 1. Iwf.rmattea Mere That iresset be posed Anywhere Li.e- %eves e1 the Sealy specialty Retorted fee The algs.at. previa who enjoyed themselves to the ut- most. A football match was played be- tween the Rrowntown- Jamestown teams against the Bluevale team, resulting in favor of the borne team i goals to none. LEEBURN 11 L•Ioar, Jame 25. Mood•y's shower was gladly welcomed. Mn. .diet., M. Mackay, of t.oderich, u the gust ot Mn. H. llacmaous this week. ('ori. n \oT►...-Rev. R. Henderson, of Carlow, will preach here on Sunday at 11 A r. Misses Marie and Rebecca stirlivg, of the 4th oon. Goderich township. were tranaieot visitors hero this week. Several farmers cut their clover meadows last week tor hay with • hope that • sensed crop might be better. The want of rain led to this step Dearly • fortnight sootier than on other years. Statute labor was on the move last week. ltutteraut Row to the lake was gravelled in many places. While unhitching • tow team ahead of another drawing the waggon on top of the hill. a well known bachelor got • severe kick on the shoulder from one of the horses, which was very painful for several days, I /there of our residents drew gravel from the toweabip pit at I:arbraid. t - NILE. WLut►.0+e, June 2b. Mr. Hutchins has moved his family to Clinton, where he bee secured wort. There will be • tea meeting in this place on Thursday evening. A good time la ex•- 1ted The hay crop is a failure an this section .ad if the drought keep on the grain crop will •leo be a failure. A trump has been bothering the people of the neighborhood for some tine past. He generally tars better than the working class by getting live Sr six meals • day. We thank • term down .t Kingston would do him good. DUNLOP. Trt..TAY, June 25. A dancing party at our open house hall e s Friday nem mw a good att:endanoe. The affair was under the management' of a committee of some el the lade of the 6th 000. of the oolAwater township, and prove., • decided success. Last week we outset vie enjoyed tke ordeal of pthmaster's duties for the first ties with as etlioteot deputy of former expedience to spread the gravel se it sane from the tews- si,ip pit. We did very well, getting good praise for keeping the pit good add clefts, w ad no trouble with the leen, whom courage to .hovel was well kept up icy copious draught, of • well -know spring ia the el - entity of the pit, and whioh all heartily so- Pled- - - BLUEVALE. kiwinay. Jam 21. Mw firydne. of Milvertna, is Meting at Robb. Mudgroye s. Mrs. and Miss IAwresos, of Wingham, spent Thursday at A. Homes'. Miss Aggfle Melttwala, of Wlmgham, spent • few days last wee visiting her sla- ts, Mn. Andrew Hebra A. At Home will be held in the basement of the Methodist oharelt es Friday, the 2Ath ort. Adsision 25 oasts. Miss H. Ball, of Brussels, Miss Bertha B•11 and Mn Gee. Aad, of Tweets, wort visiting at John Farrow.' last week. Waiter Henan, who was engaged f tits Summer with, W. Cowie, near W im- brue, bad two of bee ribs broken last weak. This garden party held fader the auspices of the Lsh isomer chard at th reside--- of M. ileaswn. was • weed sesssm. Mise was rumoured by the Brusosis onboslra sad the Khgamer their. while an aheedaaee of sod Mees was res h. had. The proses .. amounted to over Ph '1!e posh hold es mask's Flab ire the SY was • eassOIL A large 011ibliff wed Bar��os i� M!1ery. One -Third off all Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. Our Entire Stock of Trimmed Millinery, about 75 Hats and Bonnets, ranging 1n price from *1.00 to $6.00, will be offered at One -Third off Regular Prices FROM NOW TO JULY lat. Our Millinery Stock is all New, bought for This Seasons Trade, trimmed by experi- enced Milliners, and marked cheaper than Millinery was ever offered at in Goderich before. POPLAR ROW. Wgi g.l.av .lune 26. Mi- Ella Pointer, of Brampton, u vtait- tag her twat, Mrs. H. Moms. Joe. Sallows and his sister, Maud, were visiting to Wroxeter est week. H. Morris and hisHerbert Morris, spent seemed art i�i�g at ilea - salt and Exeter, Int on Monday last H. Morris received two tine jersey calves. imported from the cele- brated stock farm d J. C. Snell, Edmonton. DUNGANNON. NOTICE. -The local agency in Dungannon tom THE rilo\Ai. ia at the °late of J. H. Ward, J.P.. cnovey$acer. Eta, who will receive or- ders for subscriptions advertising and job work. and is authorized w give receipts for amounts paid for thermos Treseav, Jane 18. F'e 1'LLMMA4Cu'AL. ---On Sabbath last Revs. Turnbull, of t;odertch and J. James, of Dungannon exchanged pulpita. A WEL. out: SII t:tL --On Monday morning last we were favored with$ shower of rain which, althongh not of long continu- ance, was of great benefit. R/. in A? 1 :WREST 114rRO%ia..-Mears. (..o. Horse and N m. Wilson, pthniaston, deeervs greet credit for improving our streets by a good coat of gravel, and other highway improvements Hurn --Mr. and f.lm...lames Waiter,who h.d been for some time visiting their sons, Mesas. Calvin and T. H. Walker, Inger- soll, returned home Tuesday evening of last week and report having enjoyed their visit immensely. ET. -Uivlaion Court was held hereon Friday, His H000r.ludge Ibyle presiding. The legal fraternity was repre• ..sled by Messrs. Proudfoot, barrister, Goderich, and Morrison, solicitor,l.uoknow. Light docket. To Citic Tilt LtNti -Om Tuesday morn- ing last, Thomas Begley, of West Wawa. nosh, loft herr vis t;oderiob en route. for \sep•ws, Manitoba, to see the oouatry and visit relatives. W along with his numer- ous bleeds wish him • pleasant tour . id sate return. VI.ITotc . -Mn. slob. Humin (nee Me - Math). of (.oderich, and formerly of Uun• pennon. was toss visit to relatives ken, and renewing former &ofuantaoose. We were pleased to see her look so well. Goderich and its surroundings sewn to agree with her. 1'r. leaf ti.. rwo of our promised bestows men on Monday last put on the wluipmest of disciple@ of isawc Walton sad repaired to Port Albert fishier grounds. and were, to their delight, successful in catching quite • number of the finny trib.. They report having a rood time. SA. 'aAri' T. -The saramentof the Lord's Supper was os last Sabbath dispensed is Krohn,. church. The pastor, Res. R. Fair. bairn, oonducted services in oosneottos therewith. Has discourse on the occasion was founded on the words as sustained is St. John's gospel, rev., 20, the baste el kis •0proprtee remarks being the duty el sis- owe oh.di.nce toi.od. A large aosgrega- ties was preeeti VPori ....-Mn.Niggard (ad Fmsipal, ret $taeitn►i, sad keyway of Weer Wewa- asA. fwd two skildras. we visiting rel. - nem at the bgsostmd and neighborhood. W. wish that • steed time Mn. l'roodtont, wife of Barrister Prnadtoot, and two ohtldrw on Friday bast favored us with s passing call. We were pleased to see Mr. 1'. wad ebildren Motional well mad s- j0�iag themselves in car piegremtye v11 Temente, ,lane 11. Mr. Mile.. our popwler Merchant is ea • basis,- trip to Taranto sad Rados. 1f/t9.wti ArtTr. Al.. (ti 9whbstk Mat Rev. D. Rows. ti.e redtlriag paster of 1►iu�� sea Wreak is esasas ewiwith the Mafigd id dsld, preasb,d kis farewell gessoes oath at the .weals ,sed endow survisss Lame erapvv isss were prem* es bath swvissa At 1M weldor wades Ins fare- well disowns was hod e the ward, as swished hi the Li* VINO of the lfj$b Our IMce is No 13 Lis We also show a full range of Infants Muslin Bonnets at 15c., 35c., and 50c. J.T. ACHESON. chapter of Paul's spinus to tho BoetamR and which was appropriately delivered for the occasion. His fame sphse d misis- terial labor for sa=t term i. Talbotenie circuit and not Woodside, as was was started in some of the locals. We. along with his numerous hisses. wish him and his ammable partner is life and club!. ren health, happiness sod success in thou new abode. The rev. geotlsman has during hie ministerial term don oxc..diwgly enc- oeseful in endearing himself sad family to many warm hearted and sincere friends by his zealousness in the discharge of his pas- toral duties, gentlener and suavity of dis- position and courtesy towards all with whom he came in contact. During the three years be has been on this circuit he was highly esteemed as pastor by hu oon• gregation and ea a good citizen by the public and during his tniastertal term was the s - teemed recipent of tokens of appreciation of his services fro,. the congregations of the circuit. Mrs. Rogers was also highly es- tuernei by numerous friends on the circuit and by many people not oonnected with the church in which she was during the term a faithful helpmate to her hwbsnd. At • monthly Dungannon branch meeting of the WomeL's Missionary Society held at the residence of Alexander Pentland, Esq. West N'awanosh, on the evening of the 21st of 1one, Mn. 1). 1;. Hackle, reads suitable ad- dress which was accompanted with • pre- sentation of • very headstone easy chair and two large framed pictures to Mrs. Rogers as • slight token of the great esteem to which she was held, her clumsiest and per- sistent efforts to promoting the antedate of the church as also her gentle domineer and kind disposition towards •11 clams. She held the honorable positions as presi- dent of .he society for the past three years with great credit anti benefit to the society. At the close of the meeting Muss Sarah Mallough sots appointed president. pro -tem. The reverend gentleman left here on Mon- day to enter upon ministerial duties at Talllotville. Ws successor is Rev. Mr. F:dinond., of Fordwich. Rot ti. \1 rr1I1_y. rrl.e,ww 0.1eee or 0r1.4a. Raveled se tar Rahe of mala Rriltiwt t'.resseny at klstolen -es -Tbaterw. London. June 2ii.-Prince Emmanuel Duke of Aceta. one married iu it. Ra- phael'. Catholic Church. ret Kington -on - Thames this morning. to Prioress Helene of Orleans. sec..ii•1 daughter of the late Count of Pare. The church was profuse- ly and brautdully dronreited with tail palms. .orebbls. geldings. etc., add there was a profusion of white and pink ropes around the alter. Princes Helene and her mother, the Ctan.tns de Poris, drove in a carriage from (Meaty HOOK'. Twickenham, wh..re the bride was bora. to the church. The roue irom tbe resi- dence to the church was decorated with f!wgs, and the general festive app•ar- anee of things ran heightened greetly by the bright sunshine. The princess was r Mad in a white Betio bridal dress. tory -simple in design and admirably suiting Mar tall. Mender figure, with a well .d Chantilly Ince. spreially woven ret Bayous for the ureas' . Her bead drive ens n coronet of ureasy linos• some. and aha .•n.rried n htugtmt of the same. Th' Dalt.- el Aosta was aecos- pnted to the church by his brother. the Count of Turin. The bride was given away by her untie. the Due de Chartres, bar brother, the Due D'Orleans. bead of the Bourbon branch of the House of Or- Irars, being incapacitated from perform- ing that rrrcmngy on -tag to his recent accident while shooting in Spain. It was in Pt. Raphael a Church that the Count of Paris no/ Priu.... Isabella of Orleans, the father sal usother of the bride, was married in 1564. The aysmblage in the rhumb esu the mast brilliant Het bas peon reseal at • similar Nineteen in England if o mens yearn Among the guests were toe rrinre and Princess of Wales and their lough ten, the Duke and Duchess of York ; Prior, and Priories Henry of Rattenburg• the Duke and Disbud of Connaught, the Prior, of Neper. Crown Priors. of Italy, in the talions d a enlotiel rel besasn; the Dobe of Oporto, repnwating the King 01 Portugal ha 'military attire . the Dueled of Mntetpen der Pntsee and Prin- cess de Jeinvilk, the Der D'Au-ale, the Dar De fliseaonra, this Dae Ds I.sywo, the Dorsals of 8ase.O'bs, add (,otha, aid the Iskanea of Spain. Th. raw promoted the bride wltk • braeebt d Ma -ends. wad the gift of the Primes .ad Primrose at Weise wad tpeir Redly was • farts aseresry woad ofi- ertrws, with st.ads awlrealso. The elft d heat std Qlmten .sed wimp a Wd aim woo s r meads d Mud dm sad vales. GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCE. Word Received of rhe feesp$.4 Srrevery el Sirs. Joan Mwl,, Ow," Sous o, June 24. -Nord has been rece.vrd here of the complete reotoratton to hath of Mra. John Dawley, wife ot • well known and esteemed resident of the town. The tutellUgeoce he been very gladly rs- afved ae Mn Dow', has many trued, here who are well aware of the lamentable corn• ditien of her health during the past six or seven years. Her illuss has been found to result from • severe kidney complaint and she has been restored to health by 1)odd's Kidney Pills, • remedy which u. now well known to most ot the residence in this local- ity ea baying previously affected some very extraordinary cures Tuckersmutb - John H. McDougall, of Tuckersslth, well known to this town, had • narrow escape from poisoning on Satur- day night last. He took what he thought was • good dose of epsom .ale but after they were down, he felt his stomach burn - mg. in short felt ,gntte unwell. Hu sus- picions were aroused and upon examining the bottle he Lound he had made • mistake and taken mit peter, of course • poisonous dose. He immediately produced vomiting and thereby saved his life. The salt peter was not in all 15 minutes in the stomach eo so that • very small quantity it any was •b- { sorbed. A. it was he had a very Darrow ee.mpe. Rrlitwa Siraewatms r'errmle.lea. Washington. June 2t. -Late de- ' - apatches from Panama state that Oen. Fran<ieeo \'olladores Bone, S"cretary to the Nicaraguan Minister of War, Is I now en route to Europe on business con- ; nected with Nicaragua's recent trouble with Great Britain. It is thought be Is carrying instructions to Gen. Medina. the Honduran Minister at London. who bore a consplenous part In 'bringing to a close the British occupation of Cor - into with Weepy* to the remaining terms of the Isr(ttah ultimatum to Ni- caragua. These relate to the formation of a commie:don to asfe.a the damages to peveral ltritish subjects who were exiled from Nicaragua In company *lth Pro -Consul Hatch as a result of the Mospulto coast trouble In August last. it Is likely that the sessions of the corn- ' mission will be held In some strictly. neutral country, presumably France or ewltserland. . ( rise 0a. a Dat rI•y of tiff Rome. June 26. -in the Chamber of Deputies to -day the Radicals Introduc- ed a motion declaring want of conAd- ence in the Crtspl Government. This was rejected by a vote of 333 to 161. When the result of the vote was de- clared there was a scene of consider- able excitement. the Radicals shouting •'Vive Cavalotti!" and the Government supporters responding with cries of I "Vlve Crfspl'" e roeo in tae 1 meted eases. Washington, June 2t -The weekly crop report of the Weather Bureau states: The past week has leen gencr- al1 favorable. though somewhat too cool In the Dakotas and Minnesota for corn. while exc. solve rains have proved injurious over the central and western portion of the cotton region. Drought has been relieved over the greater part of the Ohio Valley, but con.Inueu to Central Wisconsin, Southern Michigan, and In portion of Tennessee. Pennsyl- vania and New York. soar. Nsrdee re So O. rsa0$. Constantinople. June ft- United states Minister Terrell having receiv- ed trustworthy Iaforwsatlon that time bicyclist Lens was murdered near Bs - bar by six Kurds whose nasi aro known demanded their Immediate ar- rest and punishment. The Ports hes promised to comply. In the meanthss the United States having no consul at Ers.roum. Air Philip Clife u, Britian Ambassador. has p.,-mMasMr. Grimm arltie5 Consul, to talo fhb flatter ti i. grams+-e'I.oee *reads legood. Paris. June 1lt - M. Ranotauz, Ben- hew itlebr of Foreign Affairs, Informed the Cabinet to -day that the iftench Min - later at Pekin bis signed the cowed - Zia. �.a1os of tar soat>tarn ffentlee of camas. and abs m gslstleg the re asevefal relatlasa oe tis P r seek eoloetaa with CMOs*. dstsd- tag this ratrwsy awl wenurap lis new mINIIS600e with Tampb JAS. ROBINSON Bathing Suits Iry.every Tom, Dick or Harry wears, But get one of those 2 -Piece Suits at ROBINSON'S, CORNER SQUARE AND WEST ST EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY 1 has Our MR. DOBIE has just returned from the East, where he secured some special Bargains in General Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, &c., 300 Ladies' ample Hats, Rib3ons, Flowers, Laces, Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. ALL NEW GOODS, e` Prices Aral Belo! Regular X .x x 7t CaII and investigate. Yours respectfully, DOBIE & CO., North Side Square, Goderich, - - P. O'Dea's Old Stand Stinky : The frioude of lass Rem, of the 3rd, mile sorry that he had to undergo an- other operation for the removal of a out - oar from his jaw. He is at present in Cki- c.go, where the operation has nese per- formed. and hie friends hope for his speedy recovery sad raters. C.R.SHANE& CO. We don't keep Straw Hats - We sell 'em. Spocial Inas Today GIRLS' SAILOR HATS from 25c. to 45c. GENTS' STRAW HATS frau 45c. to $1.75. BATHING SUITS, an immense range, from 10c. to $3.00. C.R.SHANE&CO. (:or. Montreal -St. and Sonars LOCK r'Od, ...-.� .� .s' O`JG60#‘%.%° /rte (T Pt Li AM L Toes F We.gt. res CANADA Ilan '..lured by TOI 600l� bicycle Co. L &rantfcird, Ont .)D YONO[ 3T PRICY SOS ST. P1194 8T. TOAONTO I MONTNaoa... '1 N0 e0w CevSLOOYS G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent, OOD H. ONT. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION Why Not Have Tour New Buggy FOR THE FIRST OF JULY We have Twelve Nice, New Jobs Just Received. Come and have a look at them, and get our prices. We are selling them very cheap, at CUIDRI'S IUCTIOI 10018 HAMI LTos 4n'.. OOD)i»C R " ZADdOR " will be at onr .tables llasiltoa-et.. Serial this season. THOMAS GUNDRY. What's the time? 11 you have a Coal) ft is time yon were tads, GRAY'S RED SYRUP SPRUCE GUM TSH OLD STANDARD CUA' POR comma. COLDS. ASTHMA and all LUNG APPRICTRIMIL °rare arms los tad am trial AtmMefhaa prim sod the whet of 15. peevish, t1M IW remedy mom/ s• pm WO& add everywhere. Kasai WATSON dl O0. PI NMs3rss se ffoosrrssai ..