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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH, ONT.. TRUTRSDAY. JAN. 30, 1801.
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NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
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!res Our OW1900'FliSpondenta-
There le tarer...aMlea more nese teases be
Med ♦ay wiser* Klee- %eweelO m
e .sissy ae.rtaly •.peeled
ter TM Maost.
ASHFILLD•
1r•t.u.i, Jam 24
Mr Everett, formerly of kielvrood. hie
tJJro•ed to Mr, !tower • bouee,12th maw , at
the sawmill
Miss E Crawford, of ti.idertoh, spent
lianday at the home ot her permits, neer
Sbipperdtoo.
The business done on the roads in saw
logging and stove wood within the last few
weer. is very Tarp.
There was • regular 'hoe dawn at Mc
Yat! s hall ou Friday, to which • large Limo
bet ot sports from l.o,lench took part .
large nulotil' ot the 'pure crud was thefts
also, and with Is help • wild time wes
sprat
LEEBUNlf.
ids i Thea Blues. 19 Mods of gravel. 31.36
ekes oypeweoo. 1121! : 1 cud of weed K E Y E ft S
ham, 11.50: Al/seeder Shields, taxes re
headed, $2.b8. The oet•aotl thew odisersed
to moss February lath of 10 e'oMsk • r.
F. W. 11. 1Jut.i.lr, Clerk.' 1
..ups Rtrtl TVw Seslr.
l•uunan a TO%.•.iiIr Jan. 20.
Covedd mea today twoordsag to seetate,
the following sereoae made the neonseerl
yualttiestiuo and deolaratito of olives, Jebn
Col, res'.: Thos. Churchill, d �t) reeveW.Jas. Cassell), Jas
Wilhaoi., cuurcdleca Minutes of lest
meeting were read sad adopted. Moved by
l'oasolly, se.,00d.d by .Johnston, that the
board of health mason of .Ias..iubwtoa,ese
year, t . W t!'t!t;ams, for twit
) ears, thus. Churchill. tor tiny years,
John Cox, ubaarmaa : Nikon "turd`, racy
sad I ir. .1. B. W hitely, m.dtwt ottio.r.
Moved by t'hurchill, secoudud by .Johnston.
that the shaves ot township ottiesels be as
fellows, v►:.: clerk, $100: treasurer, /701
aeseaaer. ((b0 ; collector, EU . auditors, $10;
and that the members ot the yinuncil board
ye eft for each and every day s sitting,
bed that the several uuoin:atore acuog se
road commissioners shill be add id for sev ose
for e
as such. $4'..3each.
reste for expending boundary !toe mosey,
and that • bylaw be passed confirming the
same, bylaw No. 1 uow read, was paved.
Mo.ed b Nilltam., se000ded by Toles -
.too, that T. C. Pickard receive $30 rest
for use of hall by township council. Bylaw
No. 2 now read was passed. t Perk was io-
.troctsd to oak tenders from local papers
for township printing. Moved by Connolly,
seconded by t hurcnill, that the following
accounte he paid : Collector, .� legal &dvils.
postage and ionec
d stat
er), .50: Samuel
Merr.11, posting treuurrr s report, 31.50 ;
W. Campbell, use of post ottioe box, 11 :
election ..pears., '7. i5: Star. printing,
32; H I tyke, gravel, $t : treasurer for
making out report tor Bureau of industries,
postage and .tatiooery, tioaooul atatemeot
end tnrwsidtog the same, 3d ; Harrison s
Municipal Manual, go municipal work,
357, The following othoere were appointed,
T. Mc amus), assessor: I. .1 Anderson,
.'1cx.t•tl, Jas. 23.
You caa Ret three poised. 0t CaLfuruie
dined ,peaches for a quarter ar Geo. Price e.
Wm. Gordon,bar at Purt Albart,was
is Lisburn last atvrday collecting tor the
Bible society.
Next Mundt) it n possible that a lady mi.-
slanary, Mise ?welsh,. borocently returned
from ludo. may take part in the church
service.
Rev. Mr Hamilton is somewhat better,
and was able to teach hew Bible class on
Sunday, mad the rev. gent \'miss • brother,
who reoeatiy recused from Winnipeg, con
ducted Divine service.
DUNLOP.
Ti r-i•it, alae, 28.
pounds of good Aspen tea for one duller
at (.so. I'nc..
Wes F. Allem is on .i few weeks visit to
friend• to -Fuckenon; h.
1 transient vu •on I%•' wet were
Ar'.htr Mimeo. of 8•u.•.-tield, sod Miami
Black and Luby, ut i•odertcn
DUNGANNON.
Neatest.- The local agency to Dungannon
for Tun fines A . u at tho office of J. G. Ward
J .P.• 000veyaooer, tis.. who will receive or
dors tor ione
ng and
on
work. and 4. authorized ed totgive ii
receipts for
• mounts paid for the same
Trl: t•.t). .Iso. 2 .
Ivey. Mr. Edmunds u holding • revival
meeting.
pounds of tloger swops for 2.1 cents at
Geo. Pnc'.•s.
On Saturday, Miss `•ndby s.nousl) tn•
jured • knee while skating
Communion will be dispensed in the
l'reebtorten church next sabbath.
sleighing is gc:d and farmers are getting
out woo.) and sawlogs •ince the elections.
Mrs. Treleaven bas been suffering from
an attack of paralyse, but is now on the
mend.
A number of fernier. are already bud iog
feed for their cattle, on account of the
short crop the past season.
Mine host of the "Prince of Wales, A.
Black. who had been to poor health for
some time past died on Mlooda).
t.. Ward, the esteemed correspondent
of Tot. Si'." it IS still very low, his attack
of intlamation of the lenge being • seven
one. Let ue hope before long he will be
around.
The council of West Wawanosh met ac
cording to statute. l'reesot. Reeve Lock-
hart, Deputy reeve Medd, and councillors
Cameron, lfcilatllsn and %1 .biter. After
makug decl•ratioss and qualifying accord-
ing to law, the council appointed William
Mc rostie, clerk, J. U. Ward, treas.
!\-alter Wilson, reserseTkir 189b.
CARLOW.
MottDAT. J. 20.
1000 pounds of first-class butter amid 500
doreo fresh ewes wasted at (:.e. \'rice's,
}Harr) and Miss Clara Teweley are
spending • few days in the village ot
l;orrie.
Rev, .1. Hamilton, of l.00deeboro, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the t're.b, tenon
church on "abhath teat.
Alex. Johanna and his sister, -lulls, ot
Amberlei ars vatting at their grandfather •
Alex N' ming.
The reeve and depot:. reeve ot the town-
ship of Colborne leave ou Tue•dsy for
We county town to attend the session of
county council.
.collector . T. V. . ).inn and J R Holme.,
auditors. The various psthmasters, tenets
viewers and pound keepers were ai pulsted.
The council then adjourned to moot on the
eecood Monday to Fe
NI us Snaps,Clerk.
THE M• CORD CASK. s
■a. Derive rr u..ared ate 1■
ear ble t stead. v 1 wrevi en sus by•aseedd end
Melee, 1111•.
Fir ii,t•..;•..lan. 2i, ,Special -The talk
of farmers and others in town is moral)
about the a.tourining cure of Mr. 'McCord,
a fernier near here. Hu presence made as
.urance !visible. and he said "Atter iia
doctors prosouoix 1 my trouble Uubetes no
one thought recover) possible 1 was parti-
ally
IBNR PRINTED
MOLLETTON
CIOTII..
STILL BARGAINS.
A FEW LADIES CLOTH COATS LESS THAN WHOLZ-
BALE PRICES.
1 Ladies' Greenland dial Cape, $27.50 for $10.00
1 Ladies' Baltic Seal Cape, .. , . 15.00 for 11 00
4 Men's Wombat Fur Coate... 16.00 for 11.00
q Men's Wombat Fur (bats... 13.00 for 10.00
4 bets Storm (share and Muds at cost prioe.
1 Masi Fur Cap $12.00 for $:f 00
1 Ladies' Fur Cap '2.75 for 2.00
The above goods are groat bargains, and must be cleared out thus month.
WHEN placing our order for
Spring Dress Goods with J. &
W. Campbell & Co., of Glasgow, we
ordered seven pieces of Printed
Molieton to be shipped out at once,
These goods have now arrived and
are in stock at 15c. a yard. We
have them in Black and Red, also
in Black and White fancy Checks,
suitable for Ladies' Wrapps or
Waists and Children's Dresses.
Perfectly fast in Color. Inspection
of this new line of goods is in-
vited.
sad emu heeena.
ft ter the biggest bicyclist in the world
lives in Bloomington, Ill. He is Leonard
H. Bliss, popul•rly known as "Fishy
Bliss, and he weighs W2 pounds We have
had skeleton, bicyclists, ilf/M% Incyolists.
blind himelists and even • bicyclist who
wee able to ride hi* wheel without lees sad
only one arni, hut m.o. echo ie calculated to
make such • weighty impression on the cyo
hog world as "Riti: Blois It is said that
"ran% only vieighed 47,.. pounds when he
riding Wet spring. Now he weighs
,pounds and evea makes IMMO preten-
tious as racer, and has sotually beaten ail
comers in hta class by scorching a quarter of
a mile in one minute and seven seconds.
This was on the Williams track, Galesburg.
III At this rate he would have covered the
mile in four minutes and twenty eight sec-
onds He thinks he may do it yet and is
waiting for a real cold day to try at.
Mr. Bliss tweini two years of age.
Strange to say, it was au alarming decrease
hts weight which rowed him to take to
Inc% cis rid•og. Lest .tanuery he was losing
several pounds a week. He leaned gallop.
tog consumption, and • physician recom-
mended ',racier air and • change of climate.
To leave Illinois was impossible. eo he tooi.
to the wheel
til se is a conapictious tigure at the race
meets, which he regularly attesids. He is
alniost as great an attraction as the race
meet itself His wheel, of course, was
The many friends of T. Campbell will be made especially for him. It weighs thirty
alibi to learn that he us improvtag. Also six prmads and is stronger probably than
John 4 •Ohaiter and family. who were all wok an% wheel ever hoilt. He learned to mount
with la grippe, are all *lowly recovering. and to ride without the aid of en instruct •
or. This in 'wolf was • great feat. He is
AUBURN- now. as one of hie friends maid, "a shining
M,04011, •lan. 27. exemplification of what • noble specimen of
tiles Maggie Holvrig spent :-.unday at humanit% righteous li•ing and proper ex•
Auburn. ere's* on bicycle may produce. '
Miss 1, 11. Wilsoo peid • dying visit to
friends •t Helens one day last week. Krussels Merida% evesiog ot this week
D. Bower and Mies M irchard, prue-
reacken an obi and well-known resident ot
lev. are valttl,Pfl '• ".111"16.11 at prallen_..„- le: and Mies Fannie, second daughter
"." 1'4 4"..r• tAgea tm. be r!Pr,. °•:":".? of I ohn Gardiner, of Blutevale. were united
Anburn 1"."" ev"ing' r eh' '• to the holy estate of rnatrimooy at the reel -
gay time la expected. deuce of the brides parente, be ReT• W. H.
MM. It Wilson. who is attending the 4 .01 Moss
legiste Institut*, I linton, spent Suaday un- Mcliollop Though we sometimee hear of
der the parentat roof. the death of a centenarian, it te rarely such
The local I OA: T. paid the Itiyth lodge I occurs in our miiiit. There peened through
R flying visit one night last week and report Seaforth Egmondville covey/miry on Thum
having hid a good time .11•R lent 4110 funeral ot the late f!athertae
1 he rain of Thursday did not improve the Campbyll who was horn in 179.2.6nd who bad
sleighing, and the pathmasters are busy thus reached the great are of UM.
looking after the pitch holm
week wax • grand 111110001111, OA II great assay s opERL Roils/
good points were discussed for the benefit of
the farmer
The pacitor of the Methodist church has
the revival niontiag in tull swing. sad no T
doubt mueh pied will be dose lti the suer l GODERica
gene pastor.
.l
THE S
FORTY -F
Our Carpet scock is, as usual, the largest in the County, consisting of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, 3 PLY ALL WOOL, 2 PLY
ALL WOOL, UNIONS, HEMPS, and the new
make of AXMINSTERS.
It is scarcely necessary to say that our prices are rock i.ottom oti these goods
Our Lace Curtain stock is large for this Season of the year Between 200
and 300 sets to chaise from, and:l:iU sets of new stick expected
daily.
CHENILLE CURTAINS. MATS, RUGS, ART SQUARES
RUG FRINGE and TABLE COVERS in
great variety.
COI BORNE BROS.
J. T. ACHESON.
Tli' l; rent !carpet :utd lace Burtain Warehouse of the County.
. -
Holiday Fruits .
•
Our stock is now complete in all departments
especially in Watches.
C .A. HUMBER SON
have eftia 11 past records far behind, and this
year show one of the greatest selections of
SUITABLE GIFTS
FOR THE X -MAS TRAD
Don t miss it
1896
Wishing our Customers and the General
We begin the year with a full supply of
The Farmers' Institute held here het
200
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS- CHORAL
SOCIETY
1 Tee new onellMel eltst Is the township Mal
Masi" Present. the reeve, deputy rosy..
Zik Sligeem I lore Hill, dohs. sod Totter All
misted their declaration., end
of °Moe rm. minutes of last
Sage read and signed Moved ny
Tedeer. esomided h) Wm Hili, and
eorrimi, &bet Flab!, Williams be auditor
The reeve appointed AlexanAer Rob rise%
e a
by A. A. Trigg that all the eirt seek& be
tesereemeg. Carried The missed RIR
A 11 CUFF.
A fine assortment of new Friits for the
holiday season has just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of best
brand.
Fa/114 Groceries a Specialty.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
Illversmon -ma. watts A 160%.
COIL WiteT *T *AD MICA=
§pecial, at Munro's.
Honey Comb Shawls, Scotch Plaid Shoulder Shawls, Doub!e Single
Long Shawls in Black and Colors.
Fine Cashmere Plain and Fancy Ribbed, from Infants to Ladies size.
Boys and Girls Heavy makes, warm and durable.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear in all the leading makes.
Men's and Boys' Shirts and Drawers from 20 to 44 inches.
Just to hand, full lines of Men's Merino and Heavy Socks.
New shades in Cheap Silks tor Fancy Work.
Pure Silk Hamikerchiefs from 5c. to $1.2;',.
Draper and Haberdasher.
SEE 01.1:
AND 300 PAGE
FOR 5 CENTS.
Exercise Books, N ote Books
FOR 5c. AND 10c.
Leather SAtool. Bags
Direct from makers
Extra, Rubber End
Lead. Pencils
GODERICH
HARMONY
ORCHESTRA
Coterie'. MOOS
NEW
FLOUR ad FEED
GROCIRi STORE
If you want the best that is going
in Flour and Feed and Groceries, at
the best rates for your pocket, call at
my store on the Square, near Colborne
Street.
Tbe goods are of the best and the
prices are right.
CHAS. KNIGHTS.
3 FOR 5 CENTS.
Best 5c. bottle sold.
New Tinted 14ote Papers,
Stationery, Blank Books,
Extra value to hand. See them.
Albums, Silverwafe, Dressing
Cases at cost.
Window Shaaes, cloth
MS eillsiell wale WM.* Pli."" Pri."*.11 Admission- illic . Reserved Hakes, 31$0
Ildo miwairi Weeld, $6 . sone* e r • rviAs.1 at Porter's Book Store.
50c. TO $1.50.
Next door to JAS. ROBINSON'S Dry Deeds 8sere.
Seel satinlisstleit Is the thing above all
veinal& mod is "Made the rebols of all.
Illeay &Mrs wealth. sad may peer they
Mires ler keesrlsdee. mid rearm oriespars
sleety lessweet. Bet the seal that hampers
and shims arbor righteesssimmafeer a Mear-
s, kith, e brighter bops, a baker jery, a
Clearing Sale
Dry Goocis
&twiner reversers. shall in ilge line steels
to the height of fell Ionia isiiiisties
mord to these this. "I shall be eatuded
steekesisa news is amain. fez all seals that
heavy and theist after rittesinesesa, for
(14e1 . 'They shall be II led. '
, is animenia-wister, sal dried by standing it
I ea de brill= is the fen!
FOE
30 DAYS
Farmers produce taken in exchange.
the CASH STORE,
oor. hlestreal street and Sonars.
C.R.SHANE&CO
REMEMBER ---
Choice
Groceries
provisions
Fruits
etc.
MCLEAN'S BLOCK..
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
C.A. Nairn's
Family Grocery.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
IlUtioN COI
Report ot tht
Novi, bow
Girt 14
IC costae:11
%house • of Tan
• The folio**,
terred la the east.
College; Outara
asking lc. • grail
Huron resetterre'
Goderieh sail Seat
Kent r• re -1.0160i
The rep ert of
Yocum, Ill, is.
Rihin •51.
Morriasu. ,n
(louse, Paors
MOIL I r,
SPlICIAL Woe.
Soar
00M1010',111 IR us
n umber of miconut
A petit ma Doi
w▪ as seer to eduosi
The felloeviag
tarred in eorimim
Sober I inspectors
tree le,.
The (closing
Meow. Bawd.
of Meafortli, were
examiners for itch,
w ad W
audit.
library was mint t,
001111111“•• That
Meet to pmesd I
for
asd h•e`ler. ye be
which t -hall
auditor liy Oa op
by the warden
The follYwiug
road and nridge
bridge, lake row
• county bridge,
Whisky. v bridge.
Harm, and Ler
o▪ f Ely • h bridge.
to abut rremte dor
A mottoes to SO
oxhihitioss darns
five oommittes.
Council then at]
Cutting Prices
-not cutting our none off to spite
our face -nowadays is what we are
doing, to make room for the large
stock of Spring Goods that will
soon be to bent]. Although the
prices in Suits anti Overcoats will
be shattered, the same high levels
of Quality and Workmanship will
be maintained.
As usual at thin season of the
year, we are offering our entire
stock of Trousers to order foe
S850 and S4.00
PRIDHAM
THE TAILOL
farmed removal
from C:iatus Coil
as • inspeetor of H
▪ bow's of
e truoted to have
oessliti.me of the
S leet i eel r repair
mit, wader the
engineer, if deem
The following
the executive
mead sum ef 113,I
Farmers Imitate
ie grasellial
read to lib. Rol
A mottos was
be nmenhers _of
vegan to be rural
the seunicipalh
The elork was
reeve and depot
statutes : the II
fieszrocreed
at y's semi
se settled that
M leek after tbc
maned wren.
maul 10 &Sleek
TILITial
Ostenell oat