HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-8-1, Page 8THE SIGNAL : GODWJCJ, ONT., TIMIIIIDAT,, AUGUST 1 18.5.
HANDY CLASSIC'S EDITION -60 TITLES.
Special sale of summer Reading
CRAWFORD--4illu.trstedl b, Mr.. Ork.l1.
LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME-llllostratd) by Lewd M•ma.My.
DREAM LIFE --b) I1 Marvel.
THE LIGHT OF ASIA -by Edwin Arnold.
THE STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM -b) Olive Sallower.
Secular Price, 25c. sales Price, 15c. Eaah, 2 for 36c.
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
titere doses limo ow spathe at k oclock.
Telephone etches= open until t o'clock. where eveaias papers wW be 4letributed.
NEW` OF THE I►ISTEI('T.
From our owncorre.pondeata.
There M lisferworglies dere l bet l •asst
Lund aalrrher. haw --lew..t the
ceases apeetalh S,rp..lyd
ler The Signal.
be
DUNGANNON.
NOTICE. The meal earner in I)ungaoven
adios Tits $Is.,•g. a at the oos or J. U. �t'anl,
J.N., conveyancer. to.. who will receive or-
ders fur .ut.er ptiooa, advertid=g fust sob
work. sod t» •i.,l,urized to give receipt. for
.moa=ts acid for the same
TursI AY, .duly 27.
E.. DAv..•U, During lest week our I,.pu-
tu \ . S. exch..v.d he pease for • ei..0 of
polite., boggy and harness.
L.i... Gut.L, Comm. -hey parson, or
p.reens, findmj • bag phi chain, will
phase leave the same .t R. J. ('rawford's
store.
Om:A> 1.T In the abs.00s of Mi.. ('bar
Totts Wiggins, orRaaut of I.:relits church.
oa Tart Sabbath N•osie Davidson acted as
orgi.nwt a rood style.
Sews tics -We are Ming favored with
ossastorel slight showers. whish are drag
rood to crops sad pastures fields, aloe to
some extent helping to extinguish fire..
RA• a. On Thursday sad Friday of last
week guns a number of our citizens tool is
and enjoyed the races .t W ingbam and re -
putt a large crowd of sightseer. presort.
(',iNt•ALtt4't'T.-We along with the
irony friends and aconaintasose of Jasob
Ryan, Ashfield, are pleased to Imre that he
r rapidly recovering tress injuries be re-
sent!) received from as accident which
betel him.
JBRADY ('AL%IL . -H. Morris, .f Morru-
dale Farm, is now the owner ot three ex
osllent looking salves, which he has recently
added to his stock of cattle, two of whims
are el theJerrebreed, the other, 1/artisan;
tire's ars beauties, and for their age would
be hard to tweet in growth and appsaran•s. Mines Nellie and Minnie Smith who had
ONs or FIVE LI►T.-Having learned of been visiting a Maplewood Farm, Laye re -
the demise of Jas. Dickson. Registrar of turatd home to Wroxeter, b‘ way et See-
the Count' of Enron, it recalls to mind trot
of five, who is the years 188 4, were en
gaged to regutratioe work Ie the registry
otbce, year bumble correspondent is the
only survivor. Ow by one, we are destin-
ed to the inevitable.
VIiITIN•.. - Min Charlotte Wiggins is
visiting relatives adj.tent to Auburn
Ndhe 1►avideon w ea • vatting tour to
friends and rel.tivee ID I.oderich township,
W., along with their numerous acquaint
moss, wish them • pleasant time and • safe
return Mien Adelaide Davidson, of
Uederich township, was reseotl‘ visiting
relatives in this neighborhood.
Tux Si . , c"rci_--In looking over the
lid of successful candidates who wrote) at
I.oderich and Dungannon, at the recent en-
trances •:amination, we noticed that a pupil
of Dungannon P.S., viz., William Begley,
obtained the second highest number of
works --being 590, bang 12 hos than the
highest obtained We exceed oongr•tula-
woes ea he suoeess, which brings credit to
D ueg....e P.S. We notice that 1)ungattea
end Nile public school oandidates were is
the main ..00.ssful, sad therefore eengratn-
l.te the principals and sucoe.sfsl pupils of
of both schools en the success.
organist of Beithae church, were enjoying
• plemash visit of several days here, the
guests of Mrs. Allen during their =spurn.
The rend southward of the Ifaoh.•ge
above the bill tower= town, bee heat pared
down a little for same distance to nm off
the water should the lose existed rain
. corm mime to this metier A sew .ill was
put in the bridge sera.s the mill meek.
Milton Woods, of the tbriviag eem.w-
Mal riUage ot Ba) dell, was • woollens rim
tor here last wee! and was much pleased
se
with the . sry •bout here and Gartland,
also with the yews of the Saltferd .alt
manufactories and other industries of that
booming village. -
BELFAST.
Mornay, July 29.
leli.se. Sal 1and Maggie MeCrsi. warevi.it-
1l at home.
We we glad to lean that Mrs. John Me
Crotty, who has been very ill, w reoorerinr.
Wm. Phillips has again started the brick
work on the Orangeball We expect co
=torsion.
see it completed tong.
Min Mar Crosby has returned frees
Dungannon again We think .5. intend.
N ayise for a whi le this Lina
J. M. Hackett, .f Tomato, who has been
Mending his holidays in this virility, return-
ed to Toronto oe Thursday of last week.
It is our .ad duty to =now* the death
of Edmund Bradford, wbo died se Than
day, after three days Dickman with infLm-
eatien. The funeral, which was largely at.
leaded, left here en Y•turd•y at 2 o *lock
for Zion cemeter . TM Orangemen attend
ltd the funeral, toe deceased being a member
of that order.
J. T. ACHESON.
During July and August we will close our Store at tlix
oblock each evening, except S.turdaytt. Thil 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.
CARLOW.
MONDAY, July 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell, of (:oderich, spent
Sunday at Elmdale term.
Miss Maggie Buchanan, of Auburn, ie
visiting at her suites s, Mrs. Chas. Mc -
Hard %.
Wert Huron Factor, shipped lent week
160 boxes of June cheese. The prim receiv-
ed wee 81c.
NI' 1"11•1., -OD Wednesday of last week
• very element evening was spent at the
read.eoe of Daniel M.Nevise, Aebrad, L.
1). Tbe event whish then trasepired was
the mien in the bonds of matrimony be-
tween hi. daughter, Mies Christina, and
WlIti.ai Habkirk, of Fordyce, West Waw•-
• oah. A brie number 01 rel•tiven of tis families he had Dot bad. t•reweil to. The
happy couple frau Godsricb, sag Rev. A. Heed.reoe will preach hen
other petits were present to witness the as Sshey •t the sea•1 time
forth.
('has. MoHard', while drawing manure,
m
dud she ufortuae to slip and tall off tis
1o•d. He received • serious shakier up,
which confined bun to the house for a tow
days. We are pissed to state, however,
Lha be is aide to be around agora.
The following pupils here been successful
from our public school No. 1 for let leaving:
Josie -Hogan, (;race Linfield, Joseph Mc.
Nevin, t=ithe tial!agber. For entrance
James McIntyre. Croce Linfield obtained
the *wood highest number ot marks in the
county' in literature. We extend to each
and to Mia Burrow* our ooagratulatioes.
What We Advertise
We Carry Out.
41 -inch Black Henrietta, worth 65c.,
for 54k.
40 -inch All Wool De Beige, in light
and dark greys, regular price 33c.,
for `2:ic.
Black Nuns' Veiling, double fold, for
22c.
All Wool Blue Serge for Boys' Sults,
regular price 35c., for 25s.
Unlaundered White Shirts, sizes 14,
14i, 15, 15}, 16, 16}, regular price
5c., for 50c.
A table full of Untrimmed Hats,
worth 40c., 50c.. and 60c., for 25c.
American Flannelettes, new goods,
fast colors, at 12 c.
Extra value in White and Grey Cot-
ton&
J.T. ACHESON.
THE OLO STAND RE -OPENED!
I have moved back into the Store =ear corner of Went Street, formerly comped
by D. B CALBICK, sad oat now snow • New and Well -Assorted Stock of
BOOKS, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
Wall Paper at Prices to'.sll.
100 Now Window Shades to hand ; prio.. Low.
Silverware at Wholesale Prion.
Special Vain. in Note Papers ltd Envelop=
Special Value in Bibles, Albums, Blank Beeks.
Alpha Inks, Extra Quality std Bent Vales to the Market.
LEEBURN.
T1ENDA\, July 30.
At the church meeting of the eotegrep-
tion on Monday night of last week, the
elders of the Union Wm. Momnath std J.
Uevidsos -agreed to work to union with
our oosgregation in supp.rting • pastor as
aforetitw. Oa the wooed Sunda, in Aug
teat omens' candidates in turn wall preach
for a caII, se was done two )stirs ago, and
ea soon as possible they will try to male •
phone.
SAID FAaOWILI.-Sunday deet, Rev. M.
Meckat preached hu last sermon as pastor
of this church, which was from Acta rent.
32, and was deeply impressive. The moa
gree.tise was largo. At the close he, in •
few words, tb•eked the people f. r their
klaloes& to him during his oeanectioe as
than pastor, and as for a time he would not
leave (;odorieh he would try to see all the
ss_menteen event join in the festivities.
R... R. Fairbairn tied the nuptial knot.
We coagratul•te the happyogee couple,
ppy
wishing them • haand prosperous
voyage over the soma of maIriaaial life.
Vier TO Motats•Ai.. FAD.. -O, Thum -
da‘ of last week your humble o.rrreepomd
sae had • plummet visit at the residence of
John Morris, tow.•hip of Colturn.. We
were pleased to men the patriaroh•1 ggen.mtle-
esoob recruited frees hie regent illeees.
Anima the many tepies 1. oenyersi.g with
ham of the tessisdoe mea of the
thirties, 1orticr, ad so es ep to the peeve=
cisme, he was gdte at home b sw.m•ry,••id
maned M enjoy Mein!} in relating some of
Ws (aperiesen and trials u the piaa.orasg
days is Colborne, he also @hewed • book is
which were entered the minnbes ot the first
. tapsl o..seil westing held in the muni
eipallI of ('elliers. in 14136,111 which he was
red declare the pulpit vacant.
A. • passer Rev. M. Mackay was popular
with ss.. tied a golden hal of frioodelhip is
=broke* by his departure from our midst.
Hie slay of two years has mos the mope.
en
add to ate seembership, and at the
t•..muni m the largest •amber pr-
aok .lase the immerse:sties was orptir.d
twenty year, .go A C. R.8. was started.
and at in meeti.gs he was often present to
help when requested, ..d at the w=Dkl
prayer metals was very regent la ae�
aeon We hope the f.sadaleoas laid by Mr.
Mackey is the best vaors of his ministry
will on good reselta
MOST INVALUABLE.
The gem speetar .easdr M reins attest.
Wady toed as N$.wa.
Orr • A. July 29. The marvellous re
coven of Mr. l:, H. Kent, of thiseitt, tress
A. L WEIR.
WESTERN FAIR
London, Sept. 12 to 21, 1895.
h igh!) interested. It was pleasing te DDD Bright s deems by the use of Dodd • Kid-
tb• vemaable gentbt.an is • happy •ad . Pills is dill fresh in the .•sari.. e1
Ottawa people. and the raia.d% is bei.a
fred% r•esms•mi.d both by druggists sad
private dtlrerm. The dsil•r we.dertul
mem of Dr. A. 0. bleCurm1k, of Ries
mead. Qualm, and Mr. Arthur (:.My, ef
flem•rese, Masataka, te my s othus ef many
others, are it...r•ll, quoted in fiver ef the
ee..rti.n that no temed'. of =Are times
he@ go.s on so eno.•.fall through awe=
trial, sad been se is ell mea ef
kids= trouble. it . am previa, itself ia-
=table i. the .dirt form et slams
which appear deans the Ifrlmer.
cheerful raced. He is in his RStk year et
a•gge� beim nee of the oldest if me the
is
eldest settler ie Colbtres Re took
delight a. Mewl= see kis garden of
vegetables, whisk lashed apparently ie geed
treed= style, and very geed for themeless.
He deserves great credit for his energy std
pluck in having seek • .te display of vete
tables, of which he is goat* pleased to have
taken ears, ad ism. 1 . wort himself. Ry
his appean.se we ,...._e be is likely M
live for epee eases 1 =the visit
eery .ser, and hoe f. es
other eneh visit. - --
DUNLOP.
MONDAY. July 29.
Min Tenor rMsr.d from • plemest visit
ie
Gewhirieth T.we hip.
Mies ..uta. Waares, a 1h. .ayl.1d
It.ed, .cele M w 3amt.a, ef 4i•efisepl•, ea
tey.d a 01../de .test M ._kMpa 5.. leek
..est
Ma 8lewert M ef Porter's 5111
l eiedesbere : M.a Ohm. Moaning, ef
ewer M t5.
19th ens. , ora aro pmi , was salad
seri ewt inaly 1.11 weal . Kb• wen
Oat en ma usual T.day se well and seem
time that day emi pip' -1 a Wog well.
Mb. Mmm
tied Mwee= get sail dad golly
rsg
e n Friday witraShp unsex • young
child ef • low .oa1L god smos,
w ood
• mos,►e.-
uaad to misers hMiss. OM woe Mama es
ft
Senday asras.. The fabsisl twos • vary
with Mlss
NYE( IAL axCRPSIOD RMB ON *1.1.
LILWA\D.
E•TAI.usit>m WY.
CANADA'S FAVONITE UIE STOCK EXHIBITION
c ANNOY Ng et'RI•As.*I'.
the Magg ii probe liter oma
inertia time
!sirs Stook. Hep a 'bur lits.
All other DMsrtmenb. September lth.
rtaai Peyssest 1r. usakes. August Uth.
Ametlns NM of aD.Ms sad MvIl.sS ea
Grenadetog. tear.
51'al't41. Arrow-rms.-WM bast Show. PI
pseple- Arabs. Turks. sheiks. ladies of
the Turkish Palace. etc.. with Horses.
Camels and I rowkeys : and a host
of others.
)'rias Lists. Programmes and Conditions of
Hale for Boothe free. Apply to
CAN'T. /LW. PORTS. . TRIM. A..s.WNE.
President. Secretary.
Coal. Coal.
The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the bushiness of supplying
Coal, and has opened out in
J. S. PLATT'S W00DYARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best qualities of
Lehigh Yalley Coal !
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D. C. STRACHAN.
FIRST AND FOREMOST
\OA/
CANADA
FAIR
TORONTO
SEPTEMBER 2 to 14
- 1896
The nowt and "WIC, AGRICULTURAL
MANI AOTIiI to gest
PRODU15. C
deed. fess C
Ineremed Priam. !.proved p'siiltlsr sed
llesNal Ato'aalss>t. Ob.
A tripes Termite at puri ISIS ism
MISSAL 111011.1111141.
Ther.!. MORE to MIL MOMS to LEARN
and MORE esINJOY at the
GREAT TORONTO FAIR
thea et all Misses pet tssseb.e.
IM4111161011B N AA& UM.
NabSm else Amami ISO.
tins r.M IAsst rump.-, ds. Aiken
.IL J NM. - - ___ r• *.mala
HelIo!
The OM Reliable
Still 01 Deck.
THE BEST AND OILY
SCRANTON
COAL
JAS. ROBINSON
Cashmeres
alBest Value in Town
Compare Quality with Quality
Compare Price with Price.
ROBINSON'S
CORNER SQUARE AND WEST STREET.
4Polnts �
In Our Shoes
Na Pay ?arlicolar AUellfioll 10:
on the market at $5.50, with
50c. a ton off for Cash,
making it
.,A. TON
the Cheapest Coal .ver sold in this market.
All Coal weighed o. the Market Scalss,
se the: ou re *ore you get year weight.
Orders left at HARPER & LEE'S
promptly attended to.
WM. LEE.
LOC;
PO,
PC-'
G,,irV most WILL
J res
Tow /Faavww, Wweet its Da=ps
M.. •••••..i n.
/Oo:Cl Bicycle Cs. ll. -
Brantford, Ont
39 YONOlf es etET 319 or. P1111. ST.
TOR7N TO YOM Tweim,
•NDO POR O.r.t0e4r0
G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent.
QODER1(' H. ONT.
1 ---COMFORT
Because no one will wear a Shoe that doesn't fit his or
her foot comfortably.
2---QIIALITT
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
tit the pocket too, and we can do it to perfection.
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
g• ZAMOR"
rie @cies en . ss•tees. see slMAmble
?ROMA GUNDE?.
Fie Bepainai a Specially.
E. B. POLLOCK.
Special Sale
FOB THE KEIT FOUR WEEKS,
140 yards 36 -inch All Wool Serge in 5 shades at 20c.
31 6 to 7 yard Dress Pieces, 30 per cent. Reduction.
9 pieces All Wool Henriettas, Regular Price, 50c., Now,
25c. to 30c.
12 Ladies' Capes at about Half Price, in Colors.
A lot of Children's Cotton Hose at Half Regular Prices.
Our Immense Stock of Carpets in Wool, Union, Brussels
and Tapestries at Actual Cost.
Lace Curtains a Specialty.
Regular
Boys' Heavy Blue Serge, 25, 35, 50. Great Value.
Men's Suiting, New and Cheap. New Designs.
Ladies' Summer Cloths and Mantlings.
Shaker Flannels and Flannelettes from 5c. to 12 1-2c.
A Good Heavy Sheeting for 9c., 36 inches wide.
Towels at Special Prices and Very Cheap.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Great Omit sat Laa• Curtain Vanhasas of the °out?.
PORT ALBERT.
W.Drsu.AY, July 31st
Thos. Riohardaou's tow hate hoose is
soaring eomplei:iot.
Mn. Drake, of Hibbert, is vidtiag Mt
dwhtor, Mrs. Jas. Oliver.
Miss J. W. Merri.oe, formerly tea.Mr
Were, and her niers, are renewing eols.imt-
anass.
A. MaMilltm sad Jim Cony have gone to
Menitabe this week std • number mere will
follow Mord).
Miss Margie H.wkiw loft last Saturday
tor Laud River, Algoma, ea • two weeks'
visit to friends thee..
Mrs. N. M)tehell, of Hamlltet, who has
base .lsisisg .s Jas Stevenage's, retuned
to L.skaaw led .weak.
Robert Burma tad Mrs. A. B.rsstt, re -
tamed to Gimp this wont, suer opendbog
• two weeks' viols to an farmer's pinata
A Mosher a Mrs. Gainer in .Wthg her
rat peen@tt H. ie teem Yorkshire, LR -
Ind. Mrs. (Shrew eat net seen his lar
Mr years.
Dneot cttois or PAarmosst,. - Mr.
%hued hos retired from is tis
gear .dl bora, sad his ItssMy hos soma
sway egoisti 5. s 1esparto, le sow am-
pplol d, seewell tt.d penny- i roe -
(op are Woking= Binet the re-
sent Ammer Yeas napMsRf }��ss� • INr
aro, sad ami abs kite walL Tb. 11101
wheat is harmoboil moi shams vary pad
��in Samth
e raiieg it doss this
wsni<. Than aro• til
• t amp all
apple. i. a aambor~et gtsesrdo ohm Os
lake shorn.
Oasessv,- _Pts 110Ossssll, wet of
Jas Y.p.su.il, 14d! acs., AsWdl. 4e-
portal
.prod shitPrIW id y, July Oa. ,tis se
Menthes. MraMIMW.
Fair to warsr. Loral @beware today .d
tomorrow.
C.R.SHANE& GO.
>t ULLIS airoaz.
Yes, it is Dry Weather
But it is going to
RAIN 1
Have you
A Waterproof
and
An Umbrella?
if aM, gas eas at the LRADINO
huts' FerYin� atm
0.S.IRA= •o.
Aerate Ar lip raelmem sa.a5ep.
oars eco LL...ad is ori.►
eery the SsNowtet Seeday. by •
her drab d Seised sod esquaisissela
The anis was _d.4 Rev. Mr. ad
putts get