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THS SIGNAL : GODIRION, ONTi, THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 1/111h.
New School Books FALL
ANNOUN CEMENT
FORA.,
SCHOOL OPENINC 1
1
Owing to .o many change. in School Rook. we are compelled to Sell
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
New Pablo, School Antbmetiae with .App.sdiz, 25c. Dent buy the old.
• '• Euclid and Algebra. '2..4).
Pubbe School Physiology and lemper•nee, 14th Edition, 2Sc.
Other New Books will be shown you at the store.
Public school Drowned Course, At. eseb.
., Writing " • "
New High School Drawing I'.Hirt", 10: each.
" •• " Physics, Put. 1 sad 2, 50e. each.
Botae., fart 1, 500.
,• „ B„tany, " 2, . 60e. „
The 7S.: Chemistry Dow sell. for 5')0. 'Now
Daffodil and Marguerite Exercise Kooks, Lithographed in told, the Prettiest and largest
Exercise Hooks 44.•r ehnwu, mow this term, it paste larger than last yah a So E.t.a
ere Ikeks A size smaller for .'1
Porter's Scribblers! l o', will buy no other when you ee. them. It u the good paper
sed the Slid that sell. them. A Seep lc., 2o., and Tc. scrabbler.
Rubber Tapped Lead Psocils, 10c. per dr zea.
The .,, Oiled 2 fel he
We will e.11 Fee H. B. tRnwi.g 1'. aactb, 30. each. or 2 kr
4 Pee !'Dint. for 1^
6 Siete Peseile for 11.
?k. Largest and Beet (Soule of luk, Sc.
10c. Beide of luk tor
Don't Cry- it' you conic Too Late.
41.
Sale Collllllellces Saturday, Aug. 24th !
SLATE 1'F:NI'il.s, RULERS., PEN POINTS and PLOTTERS GIVEN AW
WITH st HtN)L ,RIMoKS THE FIRST TWO DAYS .
OF SCHOOL OPENING ONLY.
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
Ct'wte•I e-G e iaeZaace. _
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our ownCorrespondenta.
There M rmfer•tullea Mere flat fanner be
/mood •a) w \ere LIMP Nein • of the
('Nall Mie -dally Mep.rtrd
far The alumni.
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DUNGANNON.
son. S. The I.':al metier in Dungannon
for !OS INION•L. s at the office of J. G. Ward.
J.1'., cwnve)aeoer. ate.. who will recent or•
den for .unecr.ptiob., • ..'or•iung and Job
work. and ie authorized to give receipts for
.mounte pa.d for the canis
Ti ant, .v, sept IC.
A* Al 114,M}, .1, Campbell. of l.t.towei,
who has been visiting his sou James, ot
West t1'•w•moeh, left for home dureg last
week.
O. A V1.Ir William Met/1308d, of Ash
field, lett ken last week to vett relatives
in the vtcety of the Limestone 4 it' -
K►mg.top.
Ism -re.1•1. F.\lindrI..S AT 1'.Rusro.-
Quite a ■unabr of people in this section of
oountri left bore oo Mooday Inst, to take
la the Eahabition at Toronto
If took A...tt'. -4 our venerable libr•riaa L
Dungannon llech.osoe' Institute, who has
been on • lusting tour, returned home lame
week much invigorated and retreehed by
his tour.
I.rrr iris HoWE:.-44n Wednesday of list
week, Mrs..). Krydues and) mamma .oa,of
t.ederich,wbo had been visiting relatives in
Dungannon and vet°aty left for home, .f -
ter an ealoyble visit
Ii i 'a•.. We reoret to have to state that
Hugh MrM•th is not in the enjoyment of
good health. ,11s many traend. and ac
tuointances would be pleased to hear of the
venerable geatkmao's speedy recovery
NvN EST AI.LI•,,• NT,-I►ungannon, in
addition to atm many business establish
menu.., has two livery stables. The pro
meters .re .I . Medd, V. S , and H. Fowler,
both of whom are beiug,ea we are informed,
well p•tronued.
Tit. ('Itis r•. ',once • number of prom
meet I)ungannonitee. and resident., of sur-
rounding neighborhood. and also • large
mammoth of the ..poy citli.n., north of
here, took in the curios at the county tows,
ea Thureda% Mast, and report • rood time
taking in and doter the corms.
Next week we will show a Complete
Stock of Fall Dry Goods.
DRESS GOODS:.
OUR DRESS GOODS are particularly attractive
this season, comprising a fall range of plain Serges and
Henrietta' in all the leading shades, Storm Serge' in
Black and Navy, the New Trilby Cord in Light and Dark
Brown, Myrtle and Navy, and a beautiful range of fancy
Dress Goods in Single Costumes that must be seen to be
appreciated. Our range of Black Henriettas is, as usual,
extra value. Our special line at 50 c. is unequalled.
LADIES' JACKETS :
LADIES' JACKETS, in German make only. A full
range open for inspection next week.
The date of our Milinary Opening will appear next
issue.
J.T. ACHESON.
Bret clam mcabanic, h•e the contract, Mr.
Thom•.oa 1110y rest 'geared that be will
have an ezosllsst building wh..completed,
which will add very much to the apmeannce
ot hie premises and to the village. More
ausese.
RATI/Y.ktrl.r.t..ST EvtsT.-tioheetime
recently Some of the eats of our vtll•re. Sterling Silver Waist Sets, at Very Low Prices.
were having an outing at the Port, to in
joy themselves, and amo.g the various re
armistices, end amusements were having an
excurting on the lake In • yacht, which by
some means became unm•negn•ble, and
being nearly tilled with water, was with its
occupant., near'. submerged. As it was
somewhat near the..shore a span of horses
was brought into reyuwtton to draw at
to shore. Fortunately no tnjur resulted
save that some of the party got tbetr clothes
web. Although there wee. medical pr•ctt
timer hard by,his servos were happily no t
needed.
ME WILL TELL
And it does tell by the accuracy of our
Dluber-Harj5den Watches
AND ALL OTiZ1 =IS.
BENMILLER.
MONDAY, Set.1. 9.
. Het.M►-•)u.►.z Rau..... -The woodwork -
of the Holmesvtlle bridge is blushed and
will be passable for team• as soon as the ap-
proaches are filled in. Traffic will be ro-
sined is .bout two weeks.
CONTRA. T FININMEi..---Joe. Smile has
...lpleted hie neutron with the township
ter the erection of • new stone abutment
to Doe of our little bridges in the villa's.
It is • fine piece of work, and does credit co
the contract Dr.
Ay.RtleraR -'Slur village bleeksmttb, Jas.
Jowitt, is erecting • home -mads .ermetor
(he calls It • windmill' over his smith) at
the crow ro••Is The thing is a "whopper"
•ad is intended 'to run his lathes and do
lote of other work In his well known 'each
liniment.
Veen i'I.Ai COLLINS/N. i op Thursday
last, W. Good, who was coming to the vii
lags to • road cart, had his vehicle over-
turned
venturned bi the careless driving of the once
pent of a buggy. Whs was racing with an
other buggy on the highway. The art was
smashed to pieces, and Mr Good was
thrown out on the rad, °arrowly esaptng
t being seriously injured, but fortunately hal
but • ler 'light scratches. it is high time
that tbii fast droner on the public roads
' Should be put • stop to. Some of our young
bloods are getting too fond of showing off
their teat horme,and drive regardless of the
coo.eyueuces that the fast driving may lead
to.
Wat,o.i'- B..I.I -. A pretty home wed -
disc was that of !Ile. Isabella Stewart and
J. Norman Keroigban, whish event took
place at the residence of the brides parenis
at the Seemlier nursery. The bride was
dressed in cream capon, trimmed with
ribbon and chiffon, and looked charmingly
pretty. she held an her hand • bouquet of
' bride roses. The )semen was performed
bt itev..lame/ A.der.on, It. A., of (Sod*
noh, .sststed by Rev. Robt. Henderson, of
Auburn The bridesmaids were her sister,
Miss Ella and her naece. M iaegrace Stewart,
of Lu:koow. After the eeremomv, which
took place t.$the handsomely deor•ted
drawl.g room. the enema adjourned to the
specious dining room and partook of •
♦umetuous wedding dinner, .urreooded by
• perfect forest of exotica, rem.. and other
Moine flowers from the nursery green -
homes. The happy ce.ple left for • trip to
Torouto and the Falls by the 4 o'clock train
amid showers of nee and dippers thrown for
rood look by their well withers present.
The wedding pretests were both numerous
and useful and among t1.re was a pouch
work quilt made by the bride's greed
mother, an old lade ww 85 years of age,
who wee preret at the nuptial. and repro
vented the fourth geeersuen. The groom
• fine stalwart you.. hllew 4. th. will
S ee el our tewesman, John Krniglw, J.
P , of 'ea.ysid., sad es the return of the
bridal parr on Wednesday they will mot-
tle down at the e1d homestead when they
will rends,
A FI,.w.K I. rNa Kris TAKEN. -011
Wednesday the remains of the )oungeet
child of Nm. Smothers, clerk of •Ashfield,
were interred in lion crematory, Ashfield.
Her age was abut two year* and the cause
of death was diphtheria. The bereaved
parents have the etmpathy of the commun-
ity /a their bereavement
F . a k•IANTI.'AI. ( '0 neat Sabbath 11). .4
• tkankerivang service will be held In the
Episcopal chunk here at the usual hour.
Rev. Mr. Wrigley, inoumment at Klyth,will
oeespy the pulpit. Ret. Mr. McKay,
el l.ueknow, will on watt Sebb•th ommd.mt
theism service th 1r:riskiest ohuroh bre Ser-
vice wall commence .t 2 r. w instead e( at
10.15 A M.
Dr`Yr:Avve'ITS. APIMA D. -Rey. R. Fear
burn and family left oe Moeda hat to
spend his two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends in the county of Grey Miss
date MoMath is ore • nest to relatives In
Clinton... ..win. Wilson left hereon Moe
day last to vent relatives •t Kingston and
other point. Eget. He was •000mp•sied as
i.r as Tomato lit hie brethr,Caarles,where
they etemd'to take ta the sight* .f the ez-
positrwi.
VISITORS ISOM STK %T...Rt.. The many
friends tied termer •ogaal.rsaees to this
*tghborhoed, d John M.Vaoid, of Stet
fold, and ferwterlt of AMAeld, will be
pleased to know that he Is er•du•Ily re
covering from an attack of ty *hetet fever
with which he was atreekee some two
momthe ago He has teen in the hospital
at Stratford, wheel. he removed the beet of
medial amid other aooeeary stseeds.ao.
Hes sew with his family visi14es reletivm
Lem, and reanatisg \i. health.
Dawe Boor tee. - WWI. Themipeeme
use a tar eeerg ago devilries of Velem, k
le genres .t eeager.etiemi oilerri fracas build
tut. .reseed en the mirth Me of his Meek
smith Mee, to be need e en implemmeet
Mor teem. Itis 40.111 R. sad two Mertes
bl Mangy, tdap eseees tar, willkanm
prfinemmel be be •
i
•
See our Cute Little Gun:Metal Watches. The kind we sell are Re-
liable ; the Price, $3.
DUNLOP.
Mosinee. Sept. Q.
Mr..ad Mn. Geo. Stewart are up from
Buffalo, visiting relatives here •ad at Bee-
mlllr.
The M•ephse threshing smithies was
werki g seer hese last wink ea the 8th cos
ssmlllos.
Mrs. A. A. 'Williams ..d meas, Harry and
Regh•M, art'MMug in t:edeneh t.wsghlp
able week.
Nearly our whale pepd•m took is the
weeders el the dues en ilatdy of lem
the Nem le the dr stye lets lad No
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
School Books and Sehool Supplies
1 HAVI' A FULL LINE OF ABOVE AND PRICES ARE LOW.
Our Scribblers and Practice Books are the Largest
and Best made, and Cheape.t.
Come and Nee how well we can tit yon out for
School.
Special Value in Stationery and Blank Books,
Window Shades.
Stamping doge to order. Large Variety of Pat-
terns for sante.
Near Corner of West Street.
performances on the Agriesltnnl grounds.
They also sew the performing seals in the
big show and in the side show the woman
who could tell the put and future of those
who oo.ulted her.
Several of our resident. attended the fun-
eral of the late Wm. Carroll in Saltford es
the 5th trot.
The genial *cribs of Dungannon in his
items of last week speaks of the imoresa, of
population an that thriving village, but doss
net let the world at large know what the
financial value of t: ee tide etreagere is
that sleeve are Doming in to the happiness
of married lite. to our burg• boy u eouat-
ed • thousand dollen an god and • girl at
live hundred in oopper to their parents.
What interest they bring to till twenty -ewe
is rather • bard nutter to ay, small parents
have a different method of training for cash
returns. Cradling and aursinr make the
arms ache, and the training and schooling
nuke the harm sexton/1 and osreworn to
see what future calling would be best for
than to debt the battles of life.
LANES.
Tva.e.., Sept. 10.
Vemsfa.-Mre. C.D. Asettlett sesatnr
day for • week's vi.it with relatives in
Wiseman.
I,.avlyo.-_Keeaetb F•rrish intends leav-
ing en Wedes.d•y of this week for Thema'.
e, Ahem..
Tug Fait - -Quite • numbr from this
vicinity it. gotag to take in the Toros,*
Industrial We week.
A Ft.Tts.: VISIT. Jas. Kerr. our teach-
er, paid • flyiae visit te hie home near Mil
bank, on Friday evening, driving thither
and returning by reit o. Saturday.
F.inTeAI.t-- tjnito • aumbr withered at
D. Famish'• on Saturday evening to sin the
football match which was to be played be-
tween the Paramount and Lusatian*, hat,
as the Paramount team failed to pet i■ an
.ppar•noe, a gam. was played amour our.
' elves, with the result of w Keels for either
side.
AN AMALGAMATION. -Judgteg from what
we me and bear, we draw the commission
that the Ki..ail sod Corrie a Caesar (S...
WWI corre.pn.dost. are about to males -
meta. or the " twain 'ball booms one
flesh, eo to speak Ws this' this woad
be very baae6oisl for bosh putties oes-
eermed, as two head' .te •lways better to
see, and, se the ewes is eip.si•1Iy desired
by Elated, we expose, km the sear future,
to ase them mem est seder the see heeding.
ASHFIE LD-
Movoar, Sept. 9.
The above emwamil met e• liaa.rday the
2q► el Aegees. Members ell present.
Mmmsls of mewl..e mwise red .d
rind. The
wbesiesee of the day
woe the baba of the mem Cwn ep Ie..
! 3- it minim en aha Mlhr. lw.4 ,s*.
1M mm. Ilpoehl easel late see meth at
the dollar, and • rata suticiewt to the
amounts regatred by the several wheal
g entle°.
Council meets on 28th day of September.
W. STingun.. clerk.
BELFAST.
Trn aiAr, Sept. 10.
Via Mary J. Hackett eft here os Friday
morninr to visit friends in (;od.rsoh.
Our teacher, Mr. Reid, who lied been
very i11, 4. able to attend to his duties
w ain.
There Oa some talk of • .ton being .tart
ed hen, whish will make things • little
livelier.
The Orange hall has •t Mast bee complet-
ed. It looks flee and is now ready for the
opening ball.
A large crowd from l.o.know pared
through ben no Thoreds% last to attend the
circle an Goderleh.
Mae Minnie Moines, who has hom visit-
ing treads west of hon, returned to her
bene in (loderloh on W.doeed•y of last
weak.
LEEBUHN.
Mr.suxy, Sept. 9.
Christian Kodesvor workers who went
from hen to Blyth SITS • pleasing •000ust
Of its promethium.
G. H ('lotto, from. nes the Clematis
City, is op tor • few day. vest,.eeiag rela-
tives and old friend.
The chow last Thursday law a constant
Bow ot travel to Ela it from the peep of day
day till dark. To all who law the prom
.toe and the .bow at tie monads it was ee-
joy• I .
CRUELTIES IN CUBA.
Aires ou. ('her'ae. against the Span MY
Soldiery.
N.w Vonk, Sept 64.k.- The Prom lays
Atrocities by Sp•abrd' se r.voltees as
olein s.mawtttad by the J•ps.o.. at Port
Arthur have just bees reported to Om
Codas revolutionary party in New York.
Bism we Trejilio, editor of El Formai:, has
received a letter trent June Mampea. Maar..
Skis( of Staff wader Gen. Matisse Goin.. aha
eemenandr in *hid of the moment army.
whisk sends details of the capture .ad re
modem of the may of Claire, and the .mem
mere of thirty -..v.. 'intensive Cubans,
isestly weenie sad ektldren, by the Jpan
lards ender Commander G•rnde.
Os T.medsy w,erdag, .seerdiwg to (W
Frame's Muer, a oempaey of is m.rremt. en-
der Jame R.bbi .nrprM.d the Spanish garri-
son is the femme eammsadhg the day el
B•ie., billies teen am eey.•ty .mos •d
tak
X14, . meo sentry ed ems,
!k
gr . Impetigended the him throe essepmles of gpembli
MANTLES
Latest
German
Designs.
We are offering for sale at
VERY
LOW
PRICES
A Choice Lot of Ladies' and Children's Jackets and Capes,
JAS. ROBINSON
CASH STORM,
CORNER OF SQUARE AND WEST STREET.
FEATHERBONE SKIRT BONE
For giving
STYLE !MI SHAPE
to
LADIES' DRESSES
A light. pll•ble, elastic hone made
from tootle. It Is sett end yielding.
coeforesiag leas to (aids. let giving
proper shale bikirt or Drees
The only kart lime that may be
wet without in)ury.
The Celkbreerd WEATitMUN.0
CwaaCTS are warded with able mia-
t.rlal.
.Fr ale b leading Dry Goods Dealer,
Mew, oder command of t.•mdo,
up. cad after a abort but sharp rosiness.,
the Cubs, tied, leaving the tortree• .Kalb'
in the beads ot the invaders. Soon after
the fort had been reysrrieooed w ith span •
lards one of the o•mp•mies broke loose, sad
began to pill iv the arty. Comnta.dr (ler-
ndo bimeelt, France states, led the mud -
formed rioters.
Col. Frame deeenbee graphical') the
..sass of horror that followed. The Span.
bards were wild for tb spilling of blood.
leery human mrenture who Damm is their
path was ruthlessly alma. Within Geo
minutes the streets of Rein were deserted
by the peal) -stricken natives, bot the Spas
lards followed them into their Meese, ams
killed them in their own room..
"Age,
sex and condition were wholy die.
regarded by these liveried butchers, -sale
Col Franco, "Old and vouog, women,
children, even infante, were slaughtered one
•firer another. Sneaking indignities were
offered to the unfortunate victims before and
after death. The .'panish soldiers stamped
on the bodies of those whom they had slate,
and ground their heels an the laces of many
who were still living.
"Somme Dolores Madera, a beautiful
g irl of 111, betrothed to one of ('•pt. Rabbi s
boatsmen', was seized on the street, cruelly
beaten, stabbed with bayonets, and
heatedly insulted. C.mmander tiarrado was
in the a.,rhborbood while this outrage was
perpetrated,'' aye Col. Fresco. " One ot •
liarrado'a gapt•tms commanded the girl :an-
aemic.
nmenac. her Cubes sweetheart and swear
loyalty to the Spanish Government INN
scornfully relueed, whereupon the °apts.
.track her scram the face with his etraed,
"infltctang • terrible gash. With
j
streaming down her fast she taunted the
Spaniards with their cowardice. Tb.re.poe
the gladdened soldiers seized her, bound her
hand and foot, threw • noose .round her
n eck, and hanged her to • tree. The tor-
ture of 'eaorits Madera was prolo.g.d as
morph as possible. *hems drawn up slowly
and allowed to me/eagle by degrees.
WELL SATISFIED.
Volk. living ander the Shadow
Moue We the ries•edl.
Hamilton, Sept. 7-A very large increase
has lately takes place in the male of the
apeufic remedy for complaints of the liver,
and Dodd a Kidney rill• are on great de•
mend. There are no compl•teta either from
druggists or the public. The dragniets be-
ing so near Toronto, the bead qu•rtorb for
diatribatiog,•re never m any danger of reli-
ning out of the medicine for ioog,.o matter
how large the demand may be, and the pub -
lee has long been thoroughly satisfied as to
the valuable .4u•Itties of the pills, and the
manner in which they invariably effect •
sur.
of Ibe
THE IRISH FACTIONS.
Mefarehyiie. Realise Chat TIME /tile Must
be S..elhel.
Landow. sept 7,-- I `ape tial lett.r.l-- The
result of the elmtioe in the South division
of Kerry was announood yeeserd•y. it was
• viotory for the McCarthyites, who natur-
ally .re jubilant over the memos of their
candidate, Mr. Farrell. Wm. O'Bnen,who
Creno him• ago was oomp.11ed to retire from
parliareat owing to he having beam de-
clared • bankrupt, took an active part in
the amp•igo,epaki.g and worki.g for Mr.
Farrell. In ewe of his speeches to the elm
tore he said : "Wo heye got to deal with
Healy o.ee for .I1, and we will do it,- amid
he was sheered to the eche by his auditors.
Thine wards reflect with absolute fidelity
the detrmivatiow ef the bees mos is the
anti P•rselltts party, moms whom, noon
Mr. McCarth) dewecsind Healy as • tri
ter, the cionee mw of opinioe is that the
eely .eon to renter* ashy in Eke ranks
lies in the szpsln.s of Healy. The smash-
up of his mimeo in /teeth Kerry, where
the R.al yite toots. we. seppeeed to be
e tr.stg, having the Mesiad im8se.ee os their
side, twill he frM1 with happy eosrgsla-
er iI the MoOarthyits e•idia.M had buss
defeated • schism that would have not the
party to piens would have been Movit•hie
M.... M.Carthy, Sexton and Win.
O' Reiss meant in .00h es event to have be
rsedmamiy Mired to private life, leaving the
femme to light the battle est The .fee
Mas wes • met of aha Molise is ireland.
Noahfag mild have .warred that se de-
miMvely Wade to put dews the Hlalyt4 re-
v.ls i. w is(A parliamentary party.
heme
lag the will. Mrs Menem. am
. pd pin..a, we ba kwsrde.o.r Mae set( -
din .i fembees. sad tree paralysed M •
Mina byte Gil It was hard bar huh
am ons
BAKERY
EXCHANGED HANDS.
DAVID STODDART, JR.
wishes to announce that he has pur-
chased the Hamilton Street Bakery
from John A Green, and intends tar-
rying on the Business in All its
branches in sucti a manner se will
give entire satisfaction to the people
of Goderich.
Bread,
Bans,
Cakes,
Confectionery, tic.,
A Full Supply of
will be kept constantly on band.
C.R.SHANE& CO.
¥cLZOI'T'S BLOCZ.
Yes, it is Dry Weather
But it is going to
RAIN!
Have you
A Waterproof
and
An Umbrella?
It not, get ono at the LEADING
Bents' Furnishing Store
C. P. MANS is 00.
dosses for lid Peebles leasdry.
had been broken, but luckily the ....14'l
was not so bad, • id oho is expected to be
around .gate shortly.
Wi Wm. Moore, who was so se -
vend.) Mimed by • fall two weeks yo, has
passed Ibe cal .t, and 1. cow ore-
val.edeg, .Itboag4.criti.14poi11 very mtiff •cd more -
.
es
Wiagham Word b.g been received that
Joh. Gregory, of Bertha, M.a., is to the
Winnipeg hospital and will have to suffer
n priio. d o.t f.ot. it is hared be teal
not mterviye *4. .book.
Kamer ' 1..•0 Caring. of Rsetr, meths,
of Horon's Moment, tem departed this life.
beguile hind remohed • d old age, orad
mlct.•t halpl.mgoofrom p•rmlys►e heifer
many year. He was • brother of Sr John
Cathy/. the well-ksowa polisfaian of IAs-
den.
Brueseh : A.terday's Globe emili
portrait of Mils M. Cary Mecism.
also • few of hr 6ceet portrait pelt sd r
Til in yeses lad) m • former Wia,J.lsf .
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