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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-10-31, Page 8'FEZ SIGNAL : OODHAION, ONT., TN TISDAT. OCT' 31. 1$IJ . IsPC=Azl SA= -OF- Fancy Goods and China. Great reductions in price, as we are making room for holiday effects. TEE LATEST LITERATURE Always on hand. Be sues and buy S. R. Orocket's new book, " A Galloway Heed." in paper, 50 cents. Every line o/' School Requisites always kept in stock PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE. stimid Telrplio.e a:•ehoase• of T II E DISTRICT. From ourewnCorrespondrnta. There 1. I.f.rmailo■ tier. Thal tassel be Teaid Istwberrel•r Slew•oflb. (.e.ir special., re periled for The Masai AUBURN. tat. 26. Mr. P...eek is ask w.th the fever. Mies Met'', meat is the guest et W. Syst upon. Miss R. 1 oengh:ut will •trsed a leaves - :OM at i.utowd than wee W usgblut, 11,. Masten and Ed. Rbowd weeel.d into I oderich yesterday. Lr $tel •r is rebuilding his house whit\ we. *Greed three or four weeks age. Mr and Mrs. .1. Rae hat• concluded to minima another month in Manitoba. E;.► Brow., from the t'olleamite iastisnte, iatoa, was keine the past two days. Mies 1.. ". ileo.. who had bses.at R. K. M1t',:sr., rt tins's, has rot.roed biome. 1!r. and Mrs. M•Ilough spent similar/ wit: till atter. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hoare Stir H Foremen. from l;oderi.b, spout s•tcrd.y and Sends. at the parental ran- domise. Rey. W, i,s.gb preached ea the subtest, "!.ser_as l.aret from the recent fres, last bustle• din. E . Tuner, .f 4 ..alerich, was .Mow• tag sad asyuuatasees here during the pate few days. A large number .f .xcureie.t.a returned last week (rem Manitoba when tier h.lp.d with ti. harvest. A large nomber sf heroes hays keen ship - from this vicinity to the hrituh nag- rills 1•r• rits this summer. Albert Kites haft last west with • .•r - lead of heroes tr the Old 1 eustry, and • cat of pigs for Montreal. I.eo. Marshall returned this week frees Manit.b., whore he had been kelpie• his brothers wit' the harvest. The stbcial board of the Methodist shurek will mast tenigb$ to consider about r. - building the p•r.sm.ge ban. t to W.d..d•y last the bare at the par• songe wad burned down. Moot o1 the weds around the village were primped dry is the effort to obtain water. lb is seopesed that ti. ire erigtuateu froin sows hot ash... DUNGANNON. Ifrne.. Tba peel wow la Duals so. I ew Tun Meant. is at the idles .1 .1. 6.ward- J.P.. ard- J r.. .•reya•osr, be.. wbo will motive or- ders for sabesrlptloas, advenaag sad jab work. sad is •.tbsrlsed te glee rseslpte sr masuats sail ter theme's Tugtt.AY. Del. 29. ss.,,, Fol.] . During Moea•y sight, "The Beautiful ' appeared is • goad .yuanuty, wad ss • come, moos, Mother Lank is clothed is wbtta. rrs presume Wtstsr as fairly est In. 1)1 s. '...'.ITL• ASSAM. -Richard Tre- leaven and wife left here on Friday lass as a yimtlst tour to relatives at t;stns sag *tier plata. W. wish the venerable maple an Movable visit and oafs stun. EprrATio. AI. --Tis trvetw of 1-. S. S. No. H, Asi i.ld, have ssgved Thomas Allem for the year of grass, 1896, as prtasi pal of Lumgsasss P.S., salary '4110. He is iesedsrd an steepest sad saces.tnl teacher. Cura.•R Naim. -Rey. Mr. Rios, of St. Themes. who is en • sollsitisg Nur is aid of Alma (sallow., St. Thomas, eseupisd the pulpit is the Methodist cbureh, both at storming and evening services, with great aeeept.moe. M IIriwT,• .r.--I,A•t WOOL. Thomas ger- lee, se we bars Ibsen informed, had the min- tortuae by means •f au solidest wheel driy- iig •I sag the highway. to lose • man. she by some meas. stumbled. which caused a I fracture in sine of her Ings, whish rendered her useless. Hier Mrs Armstrong, wife of R.v.,1as. Armstrong, who bas been visiting relatives at Chatham and other point., retuned home last week. .. Mn. I'ass and children, who have bees visiting friends at Exeter tor wise time, mise home last wool, . . Mn. Ri.bard Ryan mostly ostly from vea- 1 ,.raves at St. Lotus, Mieb. Ot,rctYi..-Mies Mi Rallis, of 1.ode- rish, and former .f West Wawanoeb, u yu- ltiag bee brother, James Ikyid, and tnesds is tb/s mien,. V. were pleased la lean that her father and mother, Mr. sad Mn. Jena Bailie, who wet• la • Minato sate of health for ..m. time. ars oo.ysiescent and is the en .•mat of tolerably food health. P.TAT.a- The paw er•p a this vi .laity is pro..ssod to be the most alined - sat that has hoes for years past, the tubers Mint of stirs dimensions and steeliest quality. Prominsst •soaps our farmers who have good *reps •f peat.es is John H Mallough, .1 Ashield, who has an extraor- dinary crop, whish van 8.rd1, be excelled is quality and ergs, ales W m. Bailey, et West Wawance8, is in the frost rank. for •zcellent potato yield, espssr•Ilc sue, .. .les the &swet sora. VI-IT•Ilts. Mrs. Jelin Hamlin, of 1;d.- ; risk, lase MI. Annie McMatbi formerly of 1 Dungannon, donne last week vetted rola- Yves here. W • wrstpleased to see her lolllk wall ami vigorous. It would appear that theeireelar.rw■ agrees sleety with her. Isms Hamlin. of Ripley, sad tomer ly .f •shield, who has been vwtisg friends bars, left for home on Monday. . W. P. Gn•reen,-o( 1% 'aghast, and erne time ago • resident of West W awanoeh, visited sad renewed fernier aaluainaso.s douse the latter part of lass week. .151 1• Ter Mosu.uui.n. 1a Saturday, the 26th, Mn. .,obs Mclean, see Mies Poll W hyar4, press.ad her liS with a nes )oosg daughter, who will bea . the manor, and in wawa armee ea he es. M is wears, sumsre.s smiles baht ars thus far genu` Wong nicely. We, slept with their host of friends, extend oss. gntslatloas to Mr. and Mn. Mel..*, hop- ing the hewer will he less spared to them l■ osaesgs.nc• of the arrival, our genial diviews onset sleek and his wife are grand p�� and gessdstamla, ales nan Mrs. nimble b `sMsts • arest-igtasd.otker. . CAU.ID TO HER I.A,T Rt-Tlar. i 1st, a Oa Saturday .seeing of last week, Marga .t, relict of the late James `or, whe hd Woo troubled tor sane meatls with dropei- e•1 deism, succumbed. Her remains were iatrrd i. Du•gan.oe esat•tety u. Mo. - day, the 2Rth nut The obsequies wort psi • f irnied by Rev. Mr. M.Nabb, of W bite• chunk. She was aged upward •f fr2 years. The deceased was highly esteemed ley all wbe had the pr.vilege of her • ilmistsaes, and the bereaved family have the sincere sympathy et the eommusity in the less of se kind and •ff•cstomal • mother and friend. Mstii'c of Ws'ia7i . Fostu:. Mtwto.. -Then was • steering of the Wombs e Foreign Mimeo. society, (i/usgasaem bravo\ J roku. church) held in the Presbyteries .harsh eel Friday of last week. A cordal hey1t•tion by the ladies of Drips... Br•soh of the society was extended to mho. of St Helms and Smiths Bill brash.., •.d is response the Misses Milkmaid, Nies Leekhsrt, McKenzie and M•l,Ye.t$, .lee Mrs. flansdsrs. the fernier beimg pro- sidemt of tit. Hitless brims\ were prsesst, also Mi. Mary Morrie, presidest, •.d Mi. Mallows represented lsaitb s Bill branch. Mn Fairbairn, president, Mf. A Wiggins •.d .tbr members of F:rakiN eburek were ales present. Mrs. Fairbairn goys as inter souse winsome .tldrm. te the venom which was well rossivd. The stemma am meal in wen. Mi.. Morris and aall.ws stmt • sole, Mao Nue Leek herr aka sang • one. Mi. Charlotte Wiggies toad a very iter stieg paper a. Tr1Med Mlseisse, Mrs. M. Uallesgh and C. Wiggins t wo mimlenpry hymns. Ms Me. --- .1 N Helms, moo se inberesehig dice es mimics week, all al w8.8 a vied great i. LEEBUPN. JI,,.iiat, gat. 28. Mir Marriott Thurlow, .f Porton Hill,i• Timis/ here. Lost week, thought cold and sharp, naw .early over• far.er,witk children Gad hired help, picking up their passes, The yield has been *rased, anti every patch sow sone large poat.es from two to four pausds and • doses or so pat cede to show te • n eirbbor that ke had tot . big • potato grows this "e.seel. P.t•toplashed he wd shoat teeweek is es an Jose 8... bused out the bow t ifrff ll Nw'w.=The Rev. Jessif Arpin, .f ?intoe, preeshd here on Sunday 1•.s, At the elegise( the servo•• he cestr•tul•tsd the ..-s•greg.ti.n os their shoos of the Key. James Hamiltes to become Moir pastor. be kis %bey would sod as tersest worker be promote I. brooms faith 1n their midst. Tae speaker and Mr. Hamtlten bad bees fallow st.ideabs in days gess by. At fate ',Imlay wheel be reviewed the lassos bItlha day os the blackboard sad ontstimedtM scholars ea it. As .estiossd last week. should tie weather permits, many from buss will ge te ►he t.d.stios. DUNLOP. M./DAY, tat 28. •. 1 Mealdesn, of Minford, was a trimmest .inter here dung last week. IMust last weak nearly tie w8e • pspn. latios of our burg ea the different farms put in • day or se all pinking no the pea - awe. •11 pi,k.rs but a maiden fair roe plain •f th• strong •sorra wind blowing when •.ga,ed 1. picking the tellers up. The "wild all erased nee boo. good and all .re satisfied at the tuna -ma No farmer has vet sseew.od the blrwt *nos to the pitt. A termer resident *.eager ns mem years age. was 4:. 1:1bbe, sow of Stretford, who was no the stagsf oar ar•hit•st as lbe .p- pr.etio• Ieanise tho osrpo.teriet trade. �6se week he was a trimmest •firer former friends H• w sow on the *tag 3 atom rater. Iron the Claims Ci17 prepar- Ing 4814 GOON thet rte be used 1a bedding the sow k I 'bursa n tederiSb sett gtmrs.r. Tie salmi slamming parties is ..r sperm house h•.• boos rsanly.d, ems beteg held en End. ossessi bl*h saw • good eased mars Wi,w .. Pisa, f rem sear (below. w. 'wham . W.. IMM.,!., wee the sass...d . th..se.ge..t .f the Party were J. Webb, .l $.Itfevd. J. Wilson u.f D. O.rhea, el G.deri.8 tswesiip. A11 proses. bed • geed „i..,elwd bops to hog, mother gay time in 1)ssl.p is the ..an fetor• it'. sheet Mss the Th.•ksgi s ehipphhe Mat tshell, eis 1+st y was • SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK. Ladies' Hygeian Vests at 62 I -2c., worth 75c. Men's Shirts and Drawers. American Flannelette Blankets, at 75c. a pair. The Best Grain Bag in'Town at $2 25 a dozen. Ladies' Fur Capes $22. line for $19. $25. line for $22. Inspection of our stock invited. J. T. ACHESON. TAKE STOCK OF OUR WINDOWI Natty Sterling Sifter Goody Sterling Silver Tooth Brushes Sterling Silver Curling Tongs Sterling Silver Button Hooks Sterling Silver Book Marks NEW GOODS and Silver Scissors Sterling Silver Trilby Pins Sterling Silver Bracelets Also Gents' Congo Oak Silty Mounted Canes and Ladies' Gun *natal Watches. CREAT SALE Off GENERAL HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, CUTLERY, ETC., FOR 60 RAYS_ Having decided upon adopting the Cash System, I will, for the next 60 days, offer my entire stock of Hardware, etc,, at greatly Te_ duced prices for cash, part of which will be sold at cost, and many articles for less, to make room for new goods coming in this Fall. At the expiration of the 60 days, I intend to adopt the Cash System, and my customers may then depend upon getting any Goods in my line of business at the lowest cash prices for which they can be sold. Thanking my customers and the public generally for past patronage and soliciting a continuance of the same, I remain, JAMES YATES. "This is seep ill 1Ii SBP \I'eeler YOII g0." It is the heel mork of The GRABBY RUBBER fold by Pollock THEY WEAR LIKE IRON. You are invited to call and see our new store next to Sturdy Bros. NEW BARGAINS. C. A. HUMBER & SON, a B. POLLOCK. JEWELERS_ A FEW LEADERS WITH US. New %Va11 Papery and Inflow Shades, prices low. School Sup- plies. extra quality. Inks, best and largest 5c bottle sold` H.B. Lad Pencils and others, 2 for 5c. Big value package -24 sheets good Note Palter and 25 Square Envelopes for 12c. No. li and 7 good B(ksiness Envelopes for 85c. and $1 per 1000. Extra tine note papers, per quire 10c. Blank Books, from 25c per 100 page,. Ne Tissue papers, crepe and plain. New goods in purse., Fancy t I ' • s, Dolls, Games, Toys, Pipes, at quick selling price. Silv ware at cost price, to clear. Stamping clone to order. N. B. -Stock 1 new. . WOW 4 esu Z_WEIR_ .agmris- The insanes was MUNICIPAL COUNCIL& by thou mow to be profitable tvi.spatrs. Catmint. Oat. 21.i, 1896. Colbers* semen stet i. the Iow ..hip hall. Members all present. Misstep of last meeting were read aid stp"d. The following cheeks were iesaed : Robt• Young, oma ahem killed bi dogs, 14.35: Jeri Simms, enc .hasp hilted by asp, 14.65: John Saads, tem sheep killed by d 120.40: John Var.o., two sheep killed by dogs, $6 6b ; Al.tasder shields, fila day work en rano, $4 ; Jamie Gula, work se boud•ry Iiia, 15 ; Charles i.osg, covering salvert, 13 : Frank (.1.., freeellist Aalfsla \oneLrv, (22 50 : Gilbert Rear, weed for Gee. Lisle, 13: Peter \IoI'.wan, i.ember, 7241: James Beads, work o. B *miller bndg., :3 h0 ; William S.reathas, owe sheep killed hi dogs, 1'L : Wm. Moes., beard and sate .f A... Cruse, 118 ; Ytrawgbaw, nes culvert, 500: w.. $tewwghaa, Mi bridge at lieu. Sheppard G, 132. The eil them dloam- ed to meat ea the 1518 der .t Dsombr, at 10 *Testi •. w., se per statute. F. W. McDottat:a, T.wsship Clerk. i.ANES- TI1-i.', Oct. 29. Tole 1'Ia1.-The reflection of the big blue in t;ederwh mold be seem site plaaly hen. uiTni -Ni.. Margaret Foruh left last week oa a cut to friends in S.afortb Tonally. it I(I'Y, II. H.•ylt. Mir Margaret Taylor resumed tome last week afar .pssdisg two .oaths in Detroit. R►.n-Rsu.. Peter Soott rebutted home frees Dakota on Saturday last, where he Ms bees taking part a the thnshiag. V. irons. - J. •. M•Donald , M. PP., as- oempanid by Mrs 11cilosaid, have been visiting tnes4 is this locality for the post few days. -Tn.1 1'1141 4io. Stnee our last writhe' ,lute • number of the young people .1 rile vicwty b.y* lett ler V_.10114 para. Some have erased the lines, while • few hen gore to Algoma for the whiter. Aci-nom SALA. --As aunties sale of Mt farm stook ed implsm..as sf P. Waikato was held os \r premium on Friday atter moos John Griffis wielded the Mamie, and ee.eideriag the low prices and scarcity of fodder, everything disposed et went at fur figures. A.vr11 Mtrrn... -The annual thank offering meeting of the Rest Aabfreld nasi! 1s., of the W. F. M. S. was held is 48, "bare► here os 'Thursday With inst. • varied program suitable ter the ooeesioo was riven end refreshments were served. • liberal eolleetiou to behalf .f themes* woe also takes sp. Pr..\.iv.. MAT.•a.--A ploughing match ander the soma's@ of the H..lo"k City As societies 1' .11., w. to 8. held ea Friday last eo the tar. of John Jamieson, of this 1tos. A. there were only two entries, the awash was deol•red .ft, ase is new to take placce en the farm of Jobs M.Deaald, the eon., on Saterda,. Nev. 2nd, .L - ing at 10 Malta. Cocytui T. The trustees of ear sabot emit es Naterder sight as advertised aid lot the ""tweet el bashesg around the wheel ho..e weal and siessi.g ent and berme, the well. oar treatises have Men ..td Wel fes the lavish way they Me* ed themessy1W my es jets, Mt is the tables .em le he bersd• P55. aims ham the e._Ua./Ma batt As _esma1T bony imp d boob naafi His year i■dh•aar. sso.+rdls BM dll say fag. • vary 5544 Mints. C.R.SHANE&CO Full Line of Seasonable Goods. t>, 0.Lt.0A Iall00. awes r She .~'Lasa weed -p, Lad yes' Fur Capes a specialty FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY We have already ntaiie several additions to our stock of well as- sorted goodri, so that now we think we have everything that could be desired in the line of FINE MILLINERY. MISS=. YATES. P.S.-We have us dwellise rooms shove our store which we will rest for very nameable terms. AS CLEAR AS A BELL. I F A PUPIL OF TM Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontt, uses sot grasp • subject readily. we impost and repeat until be tete It. We drill. sees *Wheels dent. We got our rep*rattos tbat'wsy. We intend to tru.taio It by giving a tbaetfrk Crnadd 1a all submits aurht. We Mach Bsokksspr.g and Hosie.. Paper by • sew .etML sire about it. Your mosey back if not satisfied. Caalogoe free, Mrt LO A..o. has •ooept.d the position of essuuwith g $04 rt bookkeeper wiD. th. Wieser, tswinto J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.. 'b' CASH STORE Der. Meetreal et s.d Hgsare. Venom bay same overyt►leg is GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Traits. Onetectie.•ry, Crooke/7 l; laswar.. &c.• at the awes. prism ps.abre ter e•.h. rwvA. FEUD AND MrA1. sf all k1.4. kept.wmsiaaus 0. bud. • well-emsr ed eteek.f STATL1 DRY GOODS Geste f" arr,,IIIAi.."Iag., Hosiery. Ribbons (sees :.s.. kept le .tock. Fasters produce akea at h1R8pr ..t market mime as eem ()God. deliver dto ell lite par. Mgrs. the Ms. veer trade sell The 1 •� a R..1 HORTON, awry. Cor. Montreal.*. & *tears M. B. 411 _combs amt .sided by the lithe? November, will be ladd 1n fer..11s.tMu. ■ IF YOU WANT r ew m s A WINTER SUIT of First-class Make, Good Material and Latent Styles, -4'A1,I. ('PON HUGH DURIOP. ?be we..es. Inellbloor Heel M Ileo• .f tgeitreel. Mr rale le airs a Lipo bob yard OIL ese Web Nage OAD41 ES. Parcheesi 25c. Halms 25c. A lot more at 50 and 10c. WALL PAPER - New patterns just lit at the lowest prices. Nice E- Nice assortment at cheap figures. 0HINAWA E. Beautiful goods. Ona please you with itis.. STAMPINGF- W e are doing a large amount of this wort. Get yours done now so you may have your Xmas work in hand e arly. Claw ted ago ss. Wo womb M obey yes ear dee sew goods. THE FAIR.