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THE SIGNAL : AODERICH. ONT.. THRIffiDAT, JAN. 1 1*1t.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
TPM our o wlaCorrespondent$
tlfose M tatefmiatMa Nero That cause. be
Med Bar where Etas •ewe of .be
Vases asst stalls see.rted
Iter Th. Nasal.
UUNGANNON.
Wows. Th. Cowl agency la Uuage.•sea
terms Mee At is at tee mane of .1. U. tv art
ousivwyaaear, ado., wt./ wdl re0el'a 0
for sueaorytloaa adveresow and Jo •
were. Ned r Nrhermed to gave reoe.pt• ler
eNa&ta paid fes the a ssa
Ttll.t*'. lea.
W°MON , tads•' ut+.i -At the reveal
eiectioa of Meatwpsl tetaer. for West
Wewaaoeh, ewe oke vsed mole tranches
at the poll. for whish • e ememend them
\ i.i tote.lite ten tLa chler who at owe
tome prreti.ed as \ S to our village, and a1
(taw .ag•ged an ea etteun.n hn•tne.. et
▪ &auteo. uruig hack rad tile in the vlcialty
of Waterloo v.11at., la on • • uit tvoee.eR
10-i .of eoi1us*nteoc.shlpe \t• ere pleasd
to tee him look healthy Jame. Juke.
@ tea In visiting relatives here rod vicinity.
inity.
Ent', tratvAI. Uur public echo -,1 opened
on Motility, 6th, with • fair amortises, the
surf ot towhees neat, principal, Ties. A.•
I.. , e.ld ae.,a teal , \I tea M 1 ,.uug, teak a
whom have been higi.l' re.•,,,., .uuu oke
Wien Thom success We pr.+mne 't' J, as
Wo have Neo euergetl' .ad .-to• u.1.. pods -
Bed board of puoltc eehx,l :ru.te.w tn. sem!
the educational helm, sal a Ned of loos
teachers, we may ant,up.:e auoa I..u,:.
1'11.1T1 11. SI IspT,".. -10 anuurdane.• with
• 1115 intimating • podt cel mrt'ng wee
hell on •rhureds% afternoon. in the :teem -
tura'. hold Chas. I:iretn, sr , F:•.l , who M
• patriarchal standard beer'• - In the ta,er-
est, of reform, did duties as airmen with
t.s aoceptaa» and .:red,( to h.awelf.
The nisetiutg wee opened lit • pithy oldies@
from the vei.erable chairman after whom
the °Aadidlte, M. C. 1 a.ur.uu g••'• • ..sort
addr110 on aha public .tU ••low •t u.ue..ud
to due es.mpllment to 41,01 1. .% R,*a,
DIrrneter or F:•tuwtlno 10 •1..t•n•., who •vee
11e.eat. and took his seat, being I tuntl, •p-
Upla'td°d by Ilse majority of the audience.
pon the chairman introducing the Hon.
Mruiet.r of educattoo, he Nes• gre.te.l with
bud rheas After nae,0g complimented
tile.e who were instrumental in ere ttug apo
beautiful sad spacious a hall, with other
preliminary rem&rk., he spoke for en hour
and s quarter oe the pohtttal issues of the
present time. from a practical and butanes
polus of view, during '%teach he wet
liammed to with wrept attention
To the credit of the ohatrmao and the audi
eacy the beat of order was maintained dur-
ing the meting. The address by the Hon.
(..o. W. Rose, the Slinieter of Education,
was pronounced by very mangy of those plea.
tint to be the best political address ever
given in this section of country, and one to
which there was no statement uttered the
would give oftfnoe to those present The
meeting was brought to . close by three the liddrers evnferring title honor up-
on him, congratulated the country up-
on the -harmony artd unity which pas -
vatted among the political I allies at
this time -;a time fraught with nation-
al danger. -If. which heaven forbid."
he said, "the aim•• should come when
Great I'ritaln sh•,uld again find her-
self sighting fur her very life the for-
ces arrayed; against her. 1 venture the
prophecy that there would be no such
bitter .11 !Mows in the British ranks
as i11. -r• were during -the French revo-
lution. but that Scotchmen, Englteh-
ro, n and Irishmen of all parties. whe-
th.•r they "veer u s
:habitants of thee Is-
lands. I:r.'pt Itritain and Ireland, or
rr a part of th• great colonial em-
pire. with h is the 1 ride of t11.• na-
tion. wound fnrcet their party diR•'ren-
c• s and join the undivided host t , re-
alm any attack* by which tit.. Empire
could be threaten' d."
%talent Ul'.
READ1 FOR BATTLE.
Etta Flying' Squadron Put In
Com m1aSlon.
ITS DESTINATION IS NUT KNOWN
latae 1'alrt•tle aeetleN• SHI.ered b, Ilse
Blahs Neu t. .1 ealfear as 1.1a.-
•. Lord vile►_►, Than►. the
►aIIpedea.t .Bial Mos•
.real the Trammaal.
1. n•lu,:, Jail. 11 -Thr vessels com-
14)6i14 th•• new flying squadron, the
dutl•. of which are still problematical,
w'' -re put u, .Wnntissl.'n to -day.. with
•11 the , drenionlee that attend that
11.14a1 fubcn'tn The flet 1s .um[•.we,f
of the 1.1st •eittest hatt1eIte%
einge
(flag .hal and IG•, al t' thefiat
cl ulna. rs Theeeue and Gibraltar. and
the eecund-t•Iass ..ryhwrs t'hary'btile
and Hermulnr and .Ix torpedo boot
'destroyers The. fi et. • acluaive of the
t..r1.ede boat dente') re. mounts 7.
guns and has • total tonnage of 7:.d7n.
Th.• utt:eers and ct' w number over
Nast rn.,. Hear-Admiral`Fr.4. T: Dal'
c•nnunandr thea equadn.n The than -
nation of the squadron is .gill un-
known nut I.111.• rotten..., 1- piacrd
on the stut••rnent that It Is t• proceed
to Tutkt>h N 1I,•r.
The helmer fan. t.4 SM1,K/aed.
tuella. Jan. 14. --Thr North German
Gazette publishes an official dental of
the .tatem-nta mad.' In the prep. that
eeetee, to any form hat,- b•..•it mad••
by Germany for h'•r action in the
Trah-'.lal
• ri.I L..l .f she r,s.Ner.
Th.. ltrt,oh South Africa Company'
hoe iseu•-u But official list of thea pris'.n-
.•rv, rank and tile. of the foie.. which
lir. Jameson led into the Transvaal:
The [let W.W.I., the name of Clement.
l r.•.urably \'I• -tor 1t. ("Wirral. who
had M•'•a aI.1uhtt. d assbtant censult-
ng .:'ngtrn ••r to the ('onsolidated Gold
h'ields. , Tl .- flet bears with 1t a note
-tating Ilut all the rank and Ole of
he pe.sem.•r. w' re put on board a
train is Preto -tit on Jan. Il, en route
for Natal, ' under an escort. to be
turned 0%er to the .Itrltteh Govern-
ment. Tie y were all In too.' health
.and etoel1. nt spirits.
The Itritl..h South Africa Assoceatton
.announces that President Kruger of
the Treneveal republic ha. prohibited
the t antemispk n .1 all teleg'tame from
Transvaal territory to the ,trltleh
South Africa ('umpany.
saunas so 1101:1111T.
c
lee Thinks Btwal. Would be a
Employ We fav as Nat
Glarg•.,a, Jan. 11 --Th•• Right Ilan.
.'.rthur J Italfour, First Lord of Inc
Treasury, was the reelpf••nt of the
tr.•ollont of the Ill) of Glasgow to -day.
Mr. flatfoot, In a speech replying to
gaited
loyal and hearty cheers for the Queen, for
Hos. Mr. Rees, the candidate and the vet-
eran chairman.
Scouts. Cali. We sincerely regret to
have to chronicle the sudden and unexpect-
ed dernise of one of our ctttiene in the per
son of Joseph Slallough, prominently knows
se Moor M1s11ough, who died very euddeoly
on Wednesdo% evening of last, cause, heart
themes. His remains were interred in Use
gentian cemetery on Saturday last, being
escorted thither from his late residence to
the oemetery by the lamest cortege of sor-
rowleg relatives, friends, scyuaintance,
and neighbor's (there being • large number
from (•od.tich, Luckeow, Nile, Colborne,
St Augustine, Ashfield and West Wawa
n osh that has been in this section of coun-
try, sod ss he was a worthy member of the
1 image order and of the l'. 1). F., there was
a large Dumber of the members of both
societies, in stte0dwoe to evince their great
esteem for him. He was in his Slit test.
Revs. Armatroog and Fairbairn conducted
the obea cies. The brethren of the Orange
and C. 1. F. societies marched i0 eolema
proosesion from the deoeaaed elate residmics
to the cemetery. He was esteemed by all
who knew him as a tow of pedal di.posi•
taw, courteous to six, Weep to those with
whom ige differed Ile tris a staunch Rs-
• -and a Lived father
...rmer, a beloved hail .
the rrr,.ler I.%prr..., tppre.-tntlew of the
Iretlea shell 0, the t.lt,.ed.'a..
Lndon,
3.10 U.--L.rd Salisbury has
s•.nt eableerame in the Governments
of :Au.tralla and the Government of
iasrnanl•, %•xpreseing thank. for their
patriot ac sympathy and support.
-Nothing." the Pr mier said In his
teles, amu, -can give u. great. r 1.I11-
fld.•nee r1. maintuining the inteleats of
and in the familycircle he will be sorrow• aha' Suuny than Inc enclave. die of
fully missed totralso in the entire coat- ( the g.00•1 vein of 1:.`e ^t°nine t
Sta
of e
munity in tbia section of the country. As Mr. t'h,,mberlain, /tee, '•`*' terState
he held never&l important positions of trust, for the Colonies. bus sent A tin
he m&41 to .,:m•slf e bee; of friend@ and at to Kit ltd fttebihsofi,
large circle of •crluaintencea by whom be
Neu held in high esteem The bereaved
widow, hye daughters and two eons, also
t umorous sitters and hrothere and aged
father and mother have the deep heartfelt
sympathy of the community is the euddea
bereavement.
BLUEVALE.
MnrnAl, .las. 1.5.
Mrs. Hailey, we ere pleased to hear. is
improving.
Mies Mary Roberton
lirussels last week.
Hush Roes, of this village, hes moved
with hie family to kid farm on the boundary
line
Its our sad duty to record the death of
Ellis, beloved wife ot Joseph Machinate'',
which occurred last Moseley morning last.
She had been ailing for some time, but her
death was uaexpected. She was bora is
di• county of terry, dear l.ondnoderry, 1n
Ireland, and was 72 years of age. She
bosun three sone sad two daughters to
mourn her lose.
was visiting la
colonies. In reference to the arrest hi
Johannesburg of members of the Re-
form Union and others. Mr. Chamber-
lain expresaad fear, that a large num-
ber of ouch arreeta would have the
effect to d4Norgantse the Industries
Carried on in the Rand, and asked a
number of queetf..ns as to what the
men arrested w. r.• atrueed of, when
th.•er would be tit•el. whether bail
would he alIo.t'ed. what the ►.•nsltier
Were In the event of their eom'letion of
the 'offences of which they weer charged,
etc. In conclusion Mr. Chamberlain
directed Governor Itnbineon, In addi-
tion to guarding the• tutert'r.ta of Brtt-
hh subjecjs under arrest. to 'lee equal
attention to the American and Bel-
gian prisoners In accordance with re -
questa of the rel.p.'ctive Gov ornaments.
ITeLI'a WAIL
e eeme Wald s'. ■a•e Ivied Leilla-Ahysi.
dates. Asalw Wb pprd
DUNt.O 3
Te mind. , .l an, 14.
F:. Fulford visited friends is l:ode-
rish tete week.
flows Tal* QNo CAN. --Wm. t'hidips
killed a porker the other day, 'Hsieh, when
weighed, tipped the beam at 160 the., being
°sly tour mouth* old.
n grt'a.ei, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mee
Donald, alter • months' pleasant visit 40
Duet and Windsor, seeing their children
wile en raiding there. and at the latter
twat Ids. and Mrs. H. Relies sad
ter. Nenerly of L..bern.
LLER UPN.
'resmir0v Jas. 14.
Casa to Nome.. -A. C. lteebesald, the
popular asperieteadaet rsaWired his duties
at tbo wheel after • meath'a &bosses, harts,
bow away ea a visit. Be gave as iat.rsst
fag aus°sat of a whit te several of the city
eshouI' is Detroit while away . Prayer
sa_.ilag will be held ea Thursday .emits
el sale week. beamed .f W edueeday as Her
eterle.
Rome. Jan 11 `several paper
announce that turas ',rot
:carred to eede to Italy lh.• town •.t
%elle, on the Somali coact. Th.- pos-
session. of this town would enable Ita-
ly to throw troupe Into the southern
and central parts of Abyssinia without
th'•Ir having to mak.• the long march
t tom %lae-•.w ah. the ea pile. ot the
Itall:u, colony of fads1' three
A despatch 1.. Ter t:apitale from
]lasseoah ea'a that the Aby.eInhane
y'•sterday attaeaed blaltsll fogs, tn.
tlfth time. The lt•11an garrison wltil-
held their fire until the Abrdrinian.
were In Acne quartets. and then pour-
ed voiley after voile) 111(0 them with
terrible effect. Just about the time
the attack was made four thousand
troops under Col. Allw•rtone arrived at
Slakalle. They surprised the Abyssin-
ians ley attacking them on the Baha
and I..mpl••trly routed them.
A column of 12.1100 men under Gen
ltaratierl, the commander of the 1ta1-
tan torero 111 Erythr•a, and anoth.i
column Lite strong, under t:d. Ari-
s,•mde. are nearing Makalle, and It Is
expensed that they will raise the siege
of that pla..•.
err
s
ecial Bargains
Before Stock Taking.
American Cotton Blankets
75c. A PIR
616. Union Blankets,
PURE WHITE, WITH BLUE BORDERS, $1.75 A PAIR.
Extra Large White R1aukets
AT $2.00 A I'.\IR.
3 Doz. Men's Undershirts
REGULAR PRICE 50c., TO CLEAR AT 37Sc
5' Doz. Ladies' Hygeian .Vests-,
WITH LONG SLEEVES AND HIGH NECK. WORTH 75c FOR 50c
Kgs.esdtrflle Many of ear altis ll. ererw
palatally .srprieed es %alla7 I.et, Is (ears
el the 8_sib .f £dwerd Martis. e1 :Islesd
v111., IONse still yeses tee! plass Materdy
evsdog' Very lbw W basad of btu Maas.
NM - will be dandy - b] sisal.
eh
H. Meese a whew and ,
be -
.laps es sed tether sad _ward Met tle-
ibMTe s.
J. T. ACHESON.
•
sv-cx �ATC1HE S
Our stock is now complete in all departments
especially in Watches.
C .A. HUMBER & SON
have eftla 11 past records far behind, and this
year show one of the greatest selections of
SUITABLE GIFTS
shown in town
FOR THE X -MAS TRADE
Don t wins it
C. A. HUMBER & SON.
SQUARE, f30D _ RICH_
1896
Wishing our Customers and the General
Public A HAPPY NEW .YEAR.
We begin the year with a full supply of
SCI -10C1.1 ROOKS
EC -=ooze SVPP=ES
The biggest value t4. be had for caul.
SEE OUR
200 AND 300 PAGE
SCRIRRZERS
FOR 5 CENTS.
Exercise Books, Note Books
FOR 5c. AND lOc.
Leather Sloo1 Bags
Direct from makers.
Extra, Rubber End
Lead Pencils
wt\I Toa1 0/ woos elf,ir1S8,
The Ilemeloo 41.1.1..' . es.tders Is & Most
seeded M•t.ee M fa.*4a
Lnad..n. Jan U. Several newspapers
clays, eh•• •':ine.tlan enol. The Moue
eaY 1t .•.mri,l'•ra the ...tool question the
Mart srrt.ni0 which hiut arisen *Inca
the R.•deratl..n 0dd'ng. If the Mani-
tobans remelo nbwtueete they must
e•ith.r I... eotnp•Iled to yteld to ep.e.owl
foes, •.r tree G.%ernment wilt c'nnlvr
at as assertion of states rights which
*111 threaten the integrity of the De.
wtabs."
STILL SAit,G=.
A PEW LADIES CLOTH COATS LESS THAN WHOLE-
SALE PRICES.
1 Ladies' Greenland Seal Cape, $27.50 for $30.00
1 Ladies Baltic Seal Oape, .... 15.00 for 1100
4 Men's Wombat Fur Coats... 15.00 for 1100
Men's Wombat Fur Cook... 13.00 for 10.00
4 Bets Storni Dollars and Mulls at cost price.
1 Naa's Fur Cap $1 •2:.00 for $8.00
I Ladies' Fur (Jap .7't for •'.00
The above gooda are great bargains, and buss be cleated out this Ines*.
Our Carpet *cock is, as tonal, the largest in the County, consisting of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, 3 PLY ALL WOOL, 2 PLY
ALL WOOL, UNIONS, HEMPS, and the new
make of AXMIN
It is scarcely necessary to say that our prices - ottoin on (1,00. goods
3 FOR 5 CENTS.
AI -PIMA 11 -CS
Best bc. bottle sold.
New Tinted Note Papers,
Stationery, Blank Books,
_Extra value to hand. See them.
Albums, Silverwaie, Dressing
Cases at cost.
'Window Shades, cloth
50c. TO $1.50.
A. L_ WEIR_
Next door t• JAB. ROBINSON'S Dry Goods Stores.
Our Lace Curtain stock is large for this Seasass year Between 900
and 300 sets to choose from, sed:150 sine of new .tuck expected
daily.
CHENILLE CURTAINS, MATS, RUGS, -ART SQUARES
RUG FRINGE and TABLE COVERS in
great variety.
COLBORNE BROS.
Baster : Attar essay sawt4s of lessen
raiselag, Mrs Alfred Walters a resiened
hems earth int° eternity. Death wee • Neel
teems visitor. 14*. pale ~herd aisw the is -
empties of her illness reederiag Ws set
wort& the titian.
Rme eadville Atter several days of pada.
f.1 4ls.ss. MIN .ssosd daughter e1 Ales -
McKay, diad ea Friday ahShe wtt ew brightnas
.ad ally healthyyears
.f ago, hat eras saddw1) eat et by we et
trek .f iadaaimatbaw sl abs bowels.
gasser : Masa repot was his be ear
siemens as Saanday eyrie. es leareiss a .f Rallied
the date d note R.d�d
Oesdd. UJ. W haw di sate . week of is
4_sery rMesaasism. hat se waffler M-
edd were •etieleased. sad se massing
stooge r ids seeditiss wee vtseN ; bi
iamb wee sadden, efes beast beessabsi of
lease base. til seed Deesssed was ie
his IOW Eft.
NEW
FLOUR and RID
and GROCER i STUB
If you want the fret that is going
in Flour and Feed and Groceries, at
the hest rates for your packet, call at
my store on the Square., car Colborne
Street
The goods are of the heat &ad tn.
prices are right.
OHAS. KNIGHTS.
seam
The Great Carpet and lace Burtain Warehouse of the County.
Holiday Fruits
A fine assortment of new Fr'lits for the
holiday season has just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of best
brand.
•
Family Groceries a Specialh'.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
aI'Cfaaeet Ire B. PRICE a nee.
feB, wgaT NT its a5t*B$
Special at Munro's.
Honey Comb Shawls, Scotch Ptaid Shoulder Shawls, 1)oubi.e and Single
Long Shawls in Black and Colors.
IIOBIEFLY
Fine Cashmere Plain and Fancy Ribbed, from Infants to Ladies size.
Boys and -Girls Heavy makes, warm and durable.
Ladies' and Children's L'nderwear•in all the leading mak..
Men's and Boys' Shirts and Drawers from 20 to 44 inches.
Just to hand, full lines of Men's Merino and Heavy Sock..
New shades in Cheap Silks tor Fancy Work.
Pure Silk Handkerchiefs from 5c. to $1.25.
A_
2\XT72 TRO_
Draper and Haberdaaber.
CSRIPSHANE&COREMEMBR --50
XcLIAI'S ELOCK.
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
0. R.SSANE&00.
user•,• 4"r the rarl.sa• laws
Cutting Prices
Fleischman's
Cookin g
S chcol
+PEN-
JANUAIRY 6, 1896.
Are invited.
Wishing you all a
Hair New Year.
CHAS. A. NAIRN
FAMILY °Roil
Interesting, isn't it ?
r-
14)
-not cutting our nose off to spite
our face -nowadays is what we are
doing, to make room for the large
stock of Spring Gnoda that will
soon be to hand. Although the
prices in Suits and Overcoats will
he shattered, the same high levels
of Quality and Workmanship will
he maintained.
As usual at this reason of the
year, we are offering our entire
stock of Trouser.. to order for
$A.M) and A4.00
PRIDHAM
TME TAILOR.
M sale on the subje^t of natter, *blob he.
tercetwe are sl.d w eat that on, donde,
read. wail coed. We bee* been more the,
gratified with our set.1 of tlaa••y Bodin, nae
though this a ntegby the motet leve of the
yea►we ar. dally 11111eg nrMre for
Plain and Fancy
1IEEDLEWORH
We wes'd .4o1e► ear eaeie*ers M wa
ass the many Basral amities we are seek
sorb es
Ladies' and Children's
....APRONS ....
lateness to suit die those.
THE FAIR.
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