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Appreciate correspondence on our
TIMSIGNAL : AODNRICN, ONT., TIMAIRDAT JULY 513, 1811.
" IRISH LINEN," "ROYAL. YORK," "MEDIAEVAL,"
and other Choice Lines of Note Paper, with EN V EIRP Eel
to match.
Mrs. Humphrey Wanl'e latent - "The Story of Bessie Cottrell," Cloth, 75c.
GEO. PORTER'S BOOK STORE.
eters armee clumsier months at a o'clock.
Telephone a:change open until If o'clock. where events, omen will be d Mrtbut.d.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our ownCorreepondenta.
There Is B.d.rsaU.a Barre 1 bat tunes be
....d Any woes* Lbw hew.., the
fNsat' The st[saL
DUNGANNON.
Not C. The torsi &nese; to Dungannon
tar TIN 1510, AI. is at the a/tue of J. u. Vi sot
J.P.. molls nyeu.-.•r. to.. wbu rola recrtve ur-
den sur .uu er.yuou., advenwntt and Job
from Kis.tbridge os • wit to relatives, is
...efsl cad motive for her ,ern, beteg sow
is bar 93rd. Kae was mesh pl.seed with a
shamrock we had gins to esDy a frissd in
Goderich township, which we gave to bar.
Site ist.sd' to show it to a fellow pioneer
who has cot forrott.n the dear laad of Ire
land, from which this leaf of shamrock came
some two years ago.
Wtt I itav, July 24.
PAwtn Ate*T. Death removed, os the
11th inst. • former well .sows residest of
G.derich, P. K. Hysdstso, C. V., who died
sear Sarnia atter a lost and painful illness.
The deceased was • Don of the late Sheriff
11yodman, ted studied his profession wits
the lets Thomas Molesworth, C. E., helping
to build the G. T. R to the hasher from the
work.
and ter su.i.urised to [tire r.eeiLM tor Goderich 'canoe end surveyingtie Ma-
•wouai. paid for thallium
enc -
Man,
Tiai..ty, .luly 'l land oemetery into Iota. ter passing as•
A+ )t -Mies E. Mui who hr aero C.F. be was in India building railways and
the guest of kir, and kin. K. J. Crswtord, afterwards on railroad suns. in
left here Da Friday last for dome at 1'Droste a ().rano, Manitoba &ed (:spa Breton.
yu Luri.sotr. Compelled by lllse.s toegive asp waive weal,
be wrote some stirring letters to the Cana-
dt.o Press on opening lines of travel is our
Dominion. As • oiytl engineer he lost to
the profession. tit ing at the age of 53 ' ears.
He Immo a wife, two Dose and me daugh-
ter Of Inc brothers and wars residing is
Canada Dr. Hytam ea and Miss li t od
moa. of Exeter, Mrs. Join Hidden. of Tor -
mite, Lad Mrs. K. Williams. of this place,
remain. Hr remains were idterr.d at
'.Sarnia.
H A tt % [+r. -- Ha an u &bout finished, crap
ver, light, fall wueat crop u being rapid.)
secured It is reported to be well headed
although the straw part isnot heavy, the
grain being fret clam.
Mi-
DKr v..►. --W. Gsiur, of AAhfeld,
with • misfortune last week. One of Inc
Daws by some means got down on ber back.
and when found was helpless. Short.} after
beim lifted .be died.
t. I L+1A TI Al.. —Mr. Ferrier, a dl Vaal
titudeot, conducted divine service in the
Epoimpal church last Sabbath evening. Ser-
vice will be held is the church next Sab-
bath, oommsoung at 3 o'clock .. tis., the
dual hour.
Ut .viA.a..tat+ AI MCAD.—Ain. Wm.
Eisen u routing relatives at Wingbam....
Mn. James Ross and two children are
awe) vetting relatives an Huron township,
County Bruce. W. wish them an cloy
able vis and safe return.
lh t \"i..iru" Tots Our popular mil
liner. Mn. Wilton, left here os irday
morning, to i.uckoow,on w sit/laded visas
to reletayse at London, Ingersoll, cad pointe
in the Mate of New York. Ne, along with
• host of frie.ds, wish her a pleasant vont
and a cafe return.
Ni rrut.t. --W We are, we presume, credibly
informed that Sita Minnie 1-homtpson, to
whom reference was mad* In our last, as
being away on a runt, has taken to herself
• life partner in the per.00 of • Mr. ('ole
man, of Forest. We truth them suttees In
their Dew sphere of c mlugal hes.
Mess Muth& 1'eatlaad,now of
1tu11and, sod formerly of West 11'awanosh,
and daughter .1 Alex Pentland. W. We
wano.b,is on • voltam' tour to relatives and
friends here and in the .urrouodtmg neighbor-
hood, end also renewing former .aluAint-
&neat. W • wish the \ ouag 1&d' • ptomain
Bim*,
Di it ('t'RL[ D[AL[a+ Atitu1As.---Messrs.
A. `ltuart, the popular reeve of West W•
waaosh, and John Mol. sa,eeeof our orom
.cent husbandmen, left here, ria I.ucknow,
ler Montreal on Thur.da.‘ Wt with cattle
for the foreign market They arrived home
on Saturday, having shipped their cattle to
the Old l.'oustr' . Hugh (ireln, reeve
of Ashfield, left here on Y.turda) ,via Gode-
rich, for the Montreal market with • consign
mint of cattle.
J. T. ACHESON.
During July and August we will close our Store at ell
o'clock each evening, except Saturdays. Thii arrangement may not
be satisfactory for those who are in the habit of shopping in the
evening, but the inconvenience caused by the early closing may be
more than compensated for by looking after the Bargains we will
offer from week to week.
LEESURN.
Tr; -,DAY, Jal) 23.
Mrs. G. H. Cluttoo, from sear Stratford,
is vitiating retattvee here.
(Geo. Telford, opened the fall wheat
harvest of 1895, by cutting the first sheaf on
Saturday last
('ttt-to •a N. —The future prospects of
the church in oottsection with the ap-
pointment of a successor to Roy. M. Mao-
ky, mad oontinuiub its relations with the
Union, will be diecuwd on Mosdaevening
ot this week at a 000gregauosal meeting.
We uodentand that ever.l ot the maaagere
of the union will be present to report on
their future and decide whether the congre-
gations will remain a before. On Sun
da% at usual tune. the Rev. M. McKey will
preach his farewell sermon,
With deep regret our resideota learned of
Dye sudden death by occident of ('bas.
Jefferson, at Parry bund. At one time M
wee • resident here. (tilt down in the
prime of early manhood, while starting out
in life with good prospects. his fate is iD•
deed • cad one. only . ) ear ago he was
married, and with his bride left for bis new
home. earning with him the rood wish.
of • Isms circle of relatives and friends,
We, with • .arse number of friends tender
our deepest s.% mpethy to his widow on the
heavy trial she has mist with.
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BAYFIELD.
W[n5Lew' Y, July 1i.
Mrs. M. Elliott, who had bees very sick,
is quite well again.
)a.. Erwin, who has been sick for some
time. is reoovering.
I,T[tilt NT. stn Sabbath last the re -
mouse of the late Mre McConnell, of Ash •
field, wen interred in Dungannon Demeter) .
There was a very large commune of sorrow-
ing relative, friends and neighbors present
She was aged 60 .‘ ears. The obsequies were
oosducted by Rev. Mr. Edmonds. The be
reared husband, children and other relatives
Mve the deep ev mpatb, of ib. community
in their affliction. A beloved wife, • kind
mother and good citizen has bees removed.
I',Titan It ST.—Tueede_) the 16th Jul), the
retains of Mise Isabel Campbell, who re-
o.Mtly died at God.rich, as stated in our
last, were conveyed from her late residence,
E j 16 cososestso 6, West Wainscot'. and
int.rried m Dssg saes Demeter‘, being es-
corted thither by a large number of vela
taw from Godriob, end other points as
also manyfriend., neighbors and acquain-
tances.v. R. Fairbairn oondneted the
obsequies. The deceased will be mufti
missed M the faintly *trate.
-- We were favored with a slight
shower ot rain on Friday wormier of lest
wool, and donne Suaday night or early
Maeda% morning • Meader and ligbt.ing
.torsi, which produced a heavy downpour
of rain which lasted tor about se hour. The
continuous Noshes of lightning which for
.bout so hour emblaweed ti.. nor' -waiters
portion of the horizon. was & beautiful sight
to gaze upon. In oosseeueses et the cep
cue shower o1 rete which fell, all moire
What We Advertise
We Carry Out.
46 -inch Black Henrietta, worth 65c.,
for 50c.
40 -inch All Wool De Beige, in light
and dark greys, regular price 33c.,
for 25c.
Black Nuns' Veiling, double fold, for
22c.
All Wool Blue :serge for Boys' Suits,
regular price 35c., for 25c.
Unlaundered White Shirts, sizes 14,
141, 15, 15i, 16, 161, regular price
75c., for 50c.
A table full of Untrimmed Hata,
worth 40c., 50c.. and 60c., for 25c.
American Flannelette., new
fast Colors, at 121c.
Extra value in White and Grey Cot -
gds,
tons.
J.T. ACHESON.
Mrs. Robt. Roust, who was ill for a few
days, r getting strong again.
Ater., Fsertuon was is town Wednesday
with pioneers from Goderich.
Come to Hayfield when ) ons want a good
days sport fishing in the neer.
A large number of summer visitors and
camper came to town this week.
sMr butcher, J. W. Brandon, has com-
meoced business amain, and is doing well.
Edward Elliot, proprietor of the Albion
hotel, ha received a number of boarders.
liar old friend, Walter Baker spent • few
days in tows and is coming back next week.
Miss Mabel Whiddon and Miss Maude
Ferguson are the guests of Miss Maggie
Wild.
Mn. %Vamuby and daughter are Ieavin4
town to speed • few days with their friends
in Stephen township.
Mett.rs. F. Edwards, M. Peck and (etas.
Gardiner took u the lacrosse match at Sea
forth on Wednesday.
Chao. Falconer is noisier the sleet wages
for Mr. Bemadoo, and goes out in the coun-
try three times a week.
Jas. Thompson is overhauling his build-
ing oe Main -et a.d will have it ready tor or,
cupatise i. • few day..
We bad • beautital ram hen on Monday
afternoon end night, which did .o.sidenble
good and meds the people smile.
Mr Graham, pastor of 8t. Andrew s
church. is going to live in Dr. Stanbury's
house, formerly 000rpied by Mr. King.
There is some talk about constructing an
electric railroad from Seaforth to Bayfield,
seemed to be, and is neatly revived frem the sed if they intend to do anything, 0 let it
effects of Um Ions drought, and the bees&o
sal .Betts on opting attd vegetable crops sed
paten crop °riot be estimated. W•
should feel grateful to Him who has prom
used seed time sed harvest as the boaotiftil
liver of all rood, and seeds rats upon the
lust and unmet. -
DUNLOP.
Trmina%.July 23.
Miss Welham. ie Onetime reiatiyes at
W testes
Mess E. Cumming. who has bees is ('hi •
.see for the post two peen. rr bosss oe a
visit to bier
The fail wheat flslssM steeled hete es
saterd.y last, Wis. hitt e.Nieg the first
-.feat .ed iladieg N. Mee will ether the
WS sheaf is the township •
(her arshims% returned from K�s�krtdg.
last week from Inertia, a samleoth bars Ise
Michael 11..., with his movieg appar test.
• sew site, • deems" ef ever nes bemired
oed twenty reds.
Mea J. Dem, nes ei A.&feld's eldest
pismire sed sari), roiddntt whe tele Arne
be Boos.
One of the newest enterprise in Hayfield
is • newspaper called The Hayfield Ades
Otter. Its advertisi.t oolmine are largely
patrosised by the tows merchants. •.d it
ooetaus a vast •meant of lone. news. It is
Mood week I y, sad its melees are in great
demand.
Talal,AT. July 23.
Herbert Collider was in town Ssmdat.
Steeling Menai. spent 8usdat is town.
Miss R. Steeehesse if the geese of Miss
Thesspsos.
A large Member of goons were present .t
Me River Heol $.stet.
The Miser Criot, of S ifortb, are staying
for a few weeks in Mrs. W• ms's hsees.
Mrs 1.. Mania, et Termite. is speeding a
tow days with ber sister Mile M. Martis.
Mir Asses 1"... is beets t resod • few
weeks with her fatter wire i..leewhat IIL
Baydsld has & large .eater of A.ssler
boarders sew. almost r may as kat Ste.
The lady mssngles .f w Yet ' list
Binder Twine!
UNCTION IN PRICE
All former quotations withdrawn.
Reduction in Prices in the wholesale market having
been made, we give our Cuitomers the Benefit of the Re-
ductions.
Call and get our reduced prices.
DAVISON & CO.
_AMR
March, Bayfield, are busily engaged clean-
ing and repairing the personage.
Mrs. A. Thompson. who has bees visiting
her .aster, Mn. Corvte, left Sunday. accom-
panied by her husband, to visit friends in
(oderich.
ASHFIELD.
Telenet% July 23.
We are sorry en bear that Edmund Aa
drew is again op the sick Int
The farmers have commeoced cutting
their fall wheat. It is rather • light crop m
this viainit.
Our toting minister, Mr. Fralick seems to
be very popular with the 000gregatiess over
whom he Me charge.
This northern district is .tell suffering
from the want of rein. The heavy rains
seem te go round us
=The young p.opli s me.tings on Sondes
evenings .t 'Zion are growing to mtwrest. We
trust much good met be done.
Dr. Coventry has resigned as oedient
health ofpser.f Windsor, and is succeeded
by Dr. Lembrl.
wiener Probabilities
lakes --Moderate winds, fair weather,
Ilittle change in temperature
I —
BASE BALL!
eeee1110e
1 game for Your Life.
THE UNIONS
of Gorrie and Wroxeter,
- V 13 --
THE G ODERICH CLUB
of (:oderich.
One of the greatest games of the season- if
not the greatest game- will he posted ons the
AGKICt'LTI'R41. PARK
Oa
Thursday, Jnly. 26
tCIVIC 51N.iDAY)
The Unions are the onlyam outride of the
Iayn.. which defeated the Goderich olub last
rear. on the local arounds ted are billed te
play the far famed Maple loafs of Guelph ea
Aug. 1st. le.me called at 3 r M. Every lover
or a Let clam ball paste should nosed.
Admission ate. Ladies sad children lee.
N. B.- Any ase Itl.ester endeavorint W
Jump the tens will be take. Isco *.sm and
the P.M. will de the rest.
FIRST AND FOREMOST
CANADA'S GREAT
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FAIR
TORONTO
SEPTEMBER 2 to 14
—fA96—
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Meet and Pullen litoglayof Ll V
I;K. AORICCLTV RAI. PRODITTRAsid
MAN• PACTVE1126 to be sees es the 1'10
%Meet.
..crewed Priam*. Imprinted Pseltntss, sod
Se.elal Attraetiese, etc.
A trip to Tomato st etre TINE is as
SUSAL Nu5AT.
These is IIclef to SEL MORE to LEARN,
and MORI te ENJOY at the
GREAT TORONTO FAIR
tam et all ethers pet tsossbr,
QefeaNN M ALL LEVEL
Entries eines Rests MEL
Ter Alm Liao. r__... Ms,. Address
II. J. Iia1I, INO•spie. Weems.
C.R.SHANE&CO.
HcLEA.1e8 BLOCK.
Yes, it is Dry Weather
But it is going to
RAIN !
� Voice tom Ten1o.
" Among the Dry Goods this is by far the moat
enterprising, and is thoroughly abreast of the times. The newest
Goods can always be found there, and, being conversant with the re-
quirements of the trade, the people of Ooderich have a pride in taking
there v isitora to this Store to have their wants supplied, knowing that
if it be in his line he will have it. Mr. Robinson is alive to the ad-
vantage of advertising. and novel ideas seem to ooule to him naturally
One day during our visit I noticed a great crowd in front of his Store
and, supposing something had happened, edged my way through the
crowd and found that he had erected a wigwam in his window and
had three squaws seated In it making baskets. His ad. in The Daily
Signal is slwayn one of the features of that spicy sheet. When you
go to Ooderich visit this Store."
JAMES ROBINSON,
IX.R. SQUARE AND WEST BTRKEI.
4 PoInta
In Our Shoes
We Pay Parl!car Allolloll to:
Have you
A Waterproof
and
An Umbrella?
If not, get one at the LEADING
Gents' Furnishing Store
0. R. SWIM & 00.
Ap..s Iter the Parietals Ba..dry.
LOOK
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SENO POR OATSLO.Ya
G.W. THOMSON, - - - Agent.
001) 11. ONT.
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
ss. ZAMOR"
win be M ear Mabl.a Acle -ret„ 611115E
SOMINNHOlua GUIDRY.
i
1 ---COMFORT
Because no one will wear a Shoe that doesn't fit his or
her foot comfortably.
2 ---QUALITY
Because it must be serviceable.
3 --STYLE
Because everyone wants a Shoe to fit the eye as well
as the foot. No one wants back numbers.
4 --PRICE
Because, while we fit the foot and the eye. we must
fit the pocket too, and we can do it to perfection.
Fie Bepairiat a Specialty.
H. B. i OLLOOL
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN IAY 1
iva.�s
Our MR DOBIE has just returned from the East, where he
secured some special Bargains in
}
General Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnishings, &c.,
300 Ladies' amp le Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
ALL NEW GOODS,
"Fritts Aai Belo Re&u1r
x x x x x x
Call and investigate.
Yours respectfully,
DOBIE & CO.,
North Side Square, Goderich, - - P. O'Des's Old Stand
A STORY
POETS are born, not made: and from the amount d
trash published in .kthe newspapers of the day,
therefore, not many births in that line.
MERCHANTS, on the other hand, are the children
of public fancy, and with proper methods, fair
dealing and Right Prices, success is .anred by
the public
THE FAIR /,t ene � �, Oke: Prloeu
ngs
AASH ONLY_
BVIsRYBODY WELCOME, McLKKAP'S BLOCL
THE OLD STAND RE-OPENEDI
1 have moved back into the Mare car terser of West Street, formerly eseapisd
by 1). R. CALRiCK, ted can now thew a New ..d W.U-A.tseled Sleek of
BOOKS, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
Wan Paper M Prism te jd1.
100 New Wisdrw Shooks to heed ; velem Lew.
Silverware al Whaler !Mess
Ape sal Valet in Nees Papers sad Remise't.
Speeded Value is Raise. Ahem, Mask Resb
Akha fells. Riles cleanly rad Rest Vales los eke Market.
• A.LWEIR.