HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-8-8, Page 8TU SIGNAL : OODERIOB, ONT., TWIT/MAY. AUGUST e, kilt.
THE LAST SHOT
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Hammocks and Hammock Pillows for this Season. We
expect to sell them all Today and Tomorrow. Don't
mise securing one at such a Bargain.
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
Nitre sis.es dumaser amnia at 6 q'dssk,
Tskpkeae •%change opals until 1 efekeek. whore .veal= PIP= will M dbtrlb.ted-
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Correspondefta.
?fere es Inf rmatt.a Mere Tbs1 . seam be
Mad Anywarre film "'vv." .1* Ise
casts Spieled, •rp.rard
Ter flee alosar.
UUNGANNON.
Konya. The local agency 10 Dungannon
for Tat awnAt. i41 at the *Moe of J. 11. %%aid,
J.t . ooavayancer. ta. wbo will reels.. or ,
den for subscriptions. advaritung and lob
work...d is auihorusd to give receipt. tor
s Woi.DI• paid tor the mune
rr..u%%. Asa. t,.
?4,I.,%tKR, --I PO Saturday moruiug tic .ad'
during Sabbath sight we h•d•.livht'bower@
of ram.
L..r, 1:.]]]] Hug Ply.- Any person, or
pereosa Media( • gold hair pin. will please'
e•1 %e the same at IS. J. Crawford* store.
• pleasant Timbal ..•sial week: to (ri..d.
u 8enforth and Goderiai.
Loathe and Zell• Whitely, iron Load.. -
t ore', visited relatives hors kat week.
A .umber of our r.aidener took in the
C. E.B. sec& sear L..bsr., u D. Stirling's,
on Friday evesuag last, sad import • peed
SUM
Another chase has been made is our
mail service. J. Macdonald, of Kintul,
who has earned tie mail for the past four
months, bas rammed, and J. Neville, of
Sanford, is kis suoeessor, and •seemed the
duties es the first last
The sold wave of the olssing day. of
July, 1896, wilt not os some forrotteo. 1■
all private bowies than was • drain on the
wood pit. Mune boss o1 160 Szch.age had
to keep • glowing an in the bar room for
travellers, thew from • distance grumbling
loadis at the sold, and even Mulho, the
r•eserleo stens driver, wore mitts •.d driving
gauntlets, and was tki.ki.R of • fur mot
had the oold wave oestuued. Monday of
this week therm was • ohmage for b.•1.
R ltii as r 0. -Aber • pleasant se3oaro of
Dearly three weeks with his paresis, the
Rev. E. T. R. Naught e, B. A. assistant
of the Episcopal church at Pottsville
s. ,left out 1 huroday of last week by the
1.55 r. %I train to resume bum duties. While
here he vieit.d many objects of interest to
lend about (:odaricb, aid was pleased with
the beautiful embers sod pure lake air of
Huron, whish returns him to his post
thoroughly rejuvenated ia health and
strength to preach the glad tidings to his
flock. When here he preached at the even-
ing serene of St, Georges Church, Godse-
nd), os the 28th inst.
Di; Pili a NOP ITC,. AR0OAD.-OW popular
baker, S. Roche, and Lama) visited r. -
•t !Myth the bgi.niog of the amok.
Suu•i•so. Hugh l.irvin, reeve of Ask
field, slurped on 'Monday last to the foreign i
market, vie Lucknew, • number d good
settle.
('orvats rasp. The man_) friends of
Mrs. Wm. Rosh. and (:w. Horne, who
hate been ill will es pleased to learn that
they ere recovering Iron their recast illness.
i'A..ti, r•kol'.ui Hutt. -On Tuesday
W A t'oiborne, of the firm Messrs Col-
borne, 1:ederich, en bum return from north
of bre, pawed through Ihtaganoon for
home
RAIN. The Tong lookd for copious rata
descended on Tueeds% nubs and Wedses
day morDiog. Result -tis bovines and
ell herbivorous animas look and feel more
°beery.
Visrns...-DavidM•Lough, of the firm'
of McClure & M•Ilougb, greosrs, Luck.
now, and ?wily, are vatting relatives and
renewing former isolwaintanIS here. Ttny
seem 10 5030% themselves =menial).
PP•i Iv.. ---Rasp and thimble
berry pekes is taking up the spare time of
some of our citizens. haves pt.c•tonal and
other .pert• have been in the ereantime
abandoned. The berries ars small and
sear...
CI% P' HOLIDAY. -- Having notiosd In the
prom, that the mayors of other places have
issued proclamation for civis holidays, it
will now be in order for the citiuns of
Dasganaon to confer with the mayor, by
re.luisition as to • civic holiday here. We
presume his worship will readih and cheer
fulls accede to the rwluuttion,
bassi . N... As the warm weather
and long da). ars rapidly passing, we pre-
sume that our merchants and ku•tnses men
is general have forgotten to make arrange-
ments as to early closing of their establish•
menss for this sewn, which would he to
keeping with places of lesser note than Ono
Eamon, which have already adopted early
closing %V. presume I►ungutnon will not
be behind in thus matter.
h'.. i RAI A+TP u.. -Sabbath last Rev. Mr.
Armstrong, formerly incumbent of tis Fps-
oopal church at Bayfield pariah, and r.osst-
1) appointed to Dungannon and Port Albert
or=s=es, coadueted divue service here.
Then was a rood atend•neepr..sst It s
es.ouragiog to the pastors of the di6srent
thumbs* hen to see the large &ttssda.o•
at sorvices o5 every Sabbath, which evinces
the deep and general interest which is being
manifested.
111 Y.iayso.ITI') ARfOAD ---MYMr Chas.
and Mies Ida Wht•rd w visiting at Sim -
• near Belfast.... . Mrs. Campbell
u es an extended visit to friends at est
fold, Oat Misuse Maud Whyard, as-
eistast teacher, Nile 8.8,. sod Rabin.
Sproule, daughter of I l•vid Sprout, ars o.
• visit to Tseswoor sod W iogb•st.
Ni.. Maggie Wino., the popular as
Insist tsesber of iktsra..os Public *oboe!,
is on • visiting tour to friends in the pretty
oircal•r town et.sd.rieh.
Fuer Tua uiis'.. -Thomas Vedas ..d
end
staff have somt.ethreshing fall wbeat.
Thar first for this •eases was no the prwf
✓ es ei John Park, AAbfield. The yield in
the main wes, es land when the wheat was
n ot *and by dresrbt er frost, abort
fifteen bushels to the acre. The principles
p•: t o1 fall wheat crop is this vicinity is
harvested in good shops as the weather we
vary favorable. Farmers are now badly ens
gaged in seesring the pea crop, wash i
ge.erah1 % pro.ss*osd to M geed. sad is per,
bap. the hen of the osreab this meow
V v ul.aw. -Alex. Stabile and wile and
ehtld, of Ssatorth, ars visiting Mot. Stekis'.
p•rs•n
.ta, Mr. •.d n. McMath, of this vii
Ian Mrs. Arthur, of `(t, rheums,
Dakota, U. S.. and formerly of Geds
rich, who is ss route for hl.e. Edward
Islas, to visit relatives there, te...tly
vt.t.a this untag., tie%.., sm
y
Misr 6051, via (Jod.riei Mea
('rains, of Gerrie, as Mea Sheppard, of
Nile, wen es a visit last week te fr a
this village. R. Sims Pentland and
wits, are vii6i.e at the parental rendense
.1 the rev. gentles.. H. eand.sted say
vies very asosptably in the Methodist
shorn en Sunday evening d. Meas
tilleter, .1 °siderite. was the gunk of Mr.
..d Mrs. R. A.pnaui.s, el A hErsi , e. w.
Saturday and Salibath.
DUNLOP.
Ternev, July 6.
.1. H. Williams vomited relatives i. Ere -
ter last week.
Mn. Allem and d�•.as�gblur, Ins, viand at
Reran a.d Breasfi.11 Ian week.
Mi. Edith Tightness bes Munn. bees
ASHFIELD.
rr ODAY, Aug. 6.
Mies Jennie Wilton, of Chicago, is os a
visit to friends in this vicinity.
The steam thresher oommesod rte work
to this neighborhood last week.
Mown. J. F. Andrew and J. Mc[onagh
went on the excursion to Sarnia last week.
J. F. Andrew has put up . commodious
driving shed which adds considerably to
the •ppear•noe of the place.
The meadows are beginning to put on a
green tinge eines the recut raise. The
pastures were never .o bare at this time of
the year,
LANES.
Tt i.,& a%, Aug. 6th.
Angus McLean, left last week for Mani
tab•.
The oat and 'pes harvest is now nom
.reseed.
Imam and Robt. F.rr.b, of Losgsids.
are at present visaing friends in this sec
tion.
Petr Scott and Joe. Courtney- intend
Isevisg this week tor Dakota to take part in
the harvest and threshing.
It would now be in order for some of our
agriculture journals to tell us how we out
feed cows on halt tun this winter and make
them pay.
The trustees of our school here bare let
the oestr.ct of repairing the fe.nd•tion
under the school house, which is very badly
io need et repairing. Joe Quin has the
job.
LEEBURN.
TUICIOA V, Aug. 6.
Mr. Be•chler, engineer, formerly of Ben
but now of Welland Co. hoe been !nitisg
1riesda ben. ,
The C. E. N. ..}ped • p1....t nein
gathering of its insmbssa with their friends
at the residence of 1). Stirling os Friday
evening last.
Divine nervous was held bene on Sunday
at. 11 A..., NI Rev. R. Henderson, a cal-
low, and daring the service he declared the
pulpit vacant On stud•%, at the usual
time, Rev. R. Hamilton wiil preach for the
next two 8a.days i. Auguet as • candidate
for • sell as paster bore wad with the
Unix..
BLUEVALE.
WiDuno.y, Aug. 7.
Mise Lizzie ,i ohn.too is hams frees Gosh -
risk.
Jen. Psgh is moving into the Brink Nese
thin week.
Masten Joh. and Fred Haney ere visit
tag 1D Maaobenter.
Miss Lena Robsrt.on was visiting in
T.sswater last week.
J. Maolonald, of Whatnot. 'peat Sunday
at Mr. John Gsrdi.er a.
Rebs M0Millan, et Meltill.p, was visit -
tag John King last Seed.y.
Msesn. Doff and Stewart have completed
(lark'' bridge os tM btb Mss, of Morris.
Mies Liza Messer bee returned trees
Ypei1.ti, where sbe wee smiting her enter
Mn. Banlay.
MM Etta Vow who has been visiting
her wt Mrs. ira Etcher, retnr.ed to her
boa is Clinton lest Mesday.
Ms' Kerr. of Brunets, who has ..ems
visit's. Mr. A. Brom for • .wpt of weeks
returned to bar home Inst Friday.
Robe. Patterson, who bee bees suffering
free %sneer for • .sm►or .f years, died at
kis rose/epos at Meedat, at the age of
thirty eine year,. so leaves • wife .d
thew little girls, fins bevy the sneer*
n mptby .1 abs wmto dip Nair ►
Inti a ilesns1..lrbs N.
Aa orelsoro rave Whoa rho briny
btessiy Unman •n s.ies•g
wy the as,
blew ell tailor. tress ....w IS tib.., i
abed' like te know • Wee the baby's
brad is sodding and ws.w to takes a esp.
bow as aaemuu IDM bar d rlhag 1. • Whir -
owed w • Row ea. RrIlgee obey N.
.blabs.. with ...kine be flap and (rag;
rDIES'
LF
RSEYB
Very few people know what a Golf Jersey is. We
have them on exhibition in our Window this week in
Cream, Gold and Navy. They are particularly adapted
for Bicycling as well as Street Wear, Bee them.
THEI ARE HEW AID STYLISH.
We are also showing some of
The Nees1 Noielfles
Fall Dress Goods.
INSPECT OUR NEW GOODS
J.T. ACHESON.
THE 010 STAND RE-OPENEDI
1 have moved beck into the Store sear corner of West Street, formerly occupied
by I). B. CALBICK, and can now show • New and Well-Amoeted Stock of
BOOKS, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
Wall Paper at .'rices to:sell.
100 New Window Shades to band ; prices Low.
Silverware at Wholesale Prices
Sproul Value in Note Papers and Fayslopss.
Special Vales in Bibles, Albums. Blank Books.
Alpha Ink., Extra Quality and Beet Value in the Market
A. L. WEIR.
DO U
expect t. attend • BUSINESS COLLK6.E this ....o.? If so, the
merit of the
Forest Oity Business and Shorthand Oollege, London, Ont.
is worthy' of your consideration.
RU aware that we haws set the pace for Canadian Sebeola
HAVE U beard anything about our " NEW SYSTEM " of Book-k.rping
and Besi.ese paper •
Drop • card for particulars. Catalogue free. College re-opsos Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, 1806.
wwam.. J. W. WESTERPETT, Principal.
wises the sreateres go • 'rabbis, is the
garden in the spring • But the q.esuon
most mooting that our speculations ceteh :
Can she vie with nen in anion when she
goes to .hike • wan ,
WESTERN FAIR
London, Sept. 12 to 21,1895.
Rr.l'1A1. QeUwo• RATIO On A1.1.
*aiLw AY..
Mir&RU$H10D tt�.
SAMAOA'S rA11MITE 1.11E STOCK EINIBITION
CA.WOT as et'rtrA.aai..
..teles nese i
Litre Mock, Fispten.ber Irib.
Alt mbar I)siartesute. September .5th.
Pini Payment 1u shakes. August lith,
A.e*M. Sale e1 Mer ..d rrlvilenea ea
eiremede. Alum s.ele.
81111C1 AL ATY.A%rroxw-WIId (Cast show. 10
,.eels --Arabs. Turks. Sheiks. iadies 0f
the Turkish relate. ate.. were Hones.
Camas sad Donkeys : sad a hest
of Mamma
iris Lista. Programmes and Conditions 0f
flat for Boothe tree. Apply to
c*ry. A.w. fl'SRTC. Wilda A. went.
President. Boorman.
BISHOP
STRACHAN
SCHOOL
GIRLS.
Murk/Ratios Coarse
Resident Freon sod
German Ooversewea
Rest Mastro u
Music, eta
Apply s.
MISS GRIER
Lady Preeripl.
Wykeban Hail,
Tomowro.
i.b..l reams, Wednesday. Ma .l,I 1051.
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
"e ZAMOR "
mill be
at ear Mahan. Hamil..at_ dueler
We THOMAS GUWDRY.
ello 1
The Old Reliable
St1111 on Deck.
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
on the market at $5.50, with
50c. a ton off for Cash,
making it
$ 5 A TOT
the Cheapest Cell over sold in this market.
All Cool weighed on the Market Scales,
se tb.: you're ware :too got 7011r weight
Orders lett at HARPER di LEE'S
promptly attended to.
WM. LEE.
TOO-Prisresr librorjeuvra Odmo m.
Ooa►t! R!cycl. Co. .,k
Brantford, Ont
as roister (YwrryI mos .T. PAUL OR
maws TO SeowTAIIIgL
.ff0 PON aeTos.o.u.
G. W. THOMSON, - - -/Agent,
mom= Alm.
JAS. RO
INSON
Dress Serges
New Dress Serges,
40 inches wide,
a 20 Cents per Yard,
ATS
ROBINSON'S
CORNER SQUARE AND WEST STREET.
4 Polnts
in Our shoes
We Pal Particular Allolloll lo:
1 ---COMFORT
Because no one will wear a Shoe that doesn't tit 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.
Flee DepairIU a Specialty.
H. B. POLLOCK.
Special Sale
FOR THE BIT 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 AU 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 newt Oarpst anti Los Curtain Wareham d Ooaaty.
Coal. Coal.
The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, and has opened out in
J. S. PLATT'S W00DYARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
IJOtllI1 YaJley Co!aI
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D. O. BTRACHAN.
God Dad Lady Abbw
M.'vb sed Qa'Ap-
aairosalwod
I.dadrhi &Mod ..d l..p..b.+
addeom tG.
�s1weiaag tie ssb
word an.l d.mead the
some Is We dimity
Aaa dame 11.000 mo i/Isdim
4 obese
wears• /LAM�1w
U...stW with iDMlsla std /MMr-
.terma d many phew
OIRIISHANE& 00.
Yes, it is Dry Weather
But it is going to
RAIN!
Rave you
A Waterproof
and
An Umbrella?
If not, net ens at the LEADING
Bents' Furnishing Store
0. & SLIM 00.
AMes M Wm remema. rimmorr.
oh * trona 1114 Deka a gad beim •lrlr
sees
Ae Bra Wale oboe Jobs
Bll.shel. who was wieder tbe Liana d
liquor. era Waw re AEA bee bar bed-
room