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THE SIGNAL: GODESM ONT'., THURSDAY • FEB. 6, 1896•
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
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*Me Is morn. -N- nm Tttn blamer be
ae..d *newborn Mee -Imre ei 'he
Omen seeet•tU Reversed
Vac The Stlls.L
DUNLOP.
1.1 16.4041, Feb.4
For ma and dieser sets, give 4..o. Price
a call
Mr. Lawrence and son, from near Sea.
Myth, %our1 our towhee M... Lawrence,
Tuesday est lest week
NILE.
M.•st•iy, Yob. 3.
The meothly report for January ts 11.8.
No. 1, ('olborne, Is as follows
Fifth cams, Iwo Hetherington, Ethel
D..tow ; fourth class, Maggie Kilpatrick,
Lizre Gltddoo, Clara Fultord ; third class,
(River Thompson, Geurget:Iiddoo, ('lareooe
Must3w . second elms, Steuhen Carney,
Arthur Murphy, Willie Tbompsos.
M. M.1.tioart,t.. teacher.
BLYTH.
Tt a'IA,. Jaa. 'L..
11 m. Mc4.111, of Morris, is very III.
Mrs I. K. Laidlaw is on the mend.
Hobert Laidlaw Is worse than he was last
week
We are glad to see our chee.msker once
more.
►
A. K. Allan has sold out his bakery n-
tablishrent.
11'm. McIntosh, of Burnside, Man., is
vi. sing friends here.
7 he Presbyterian anniversary wasa great
success. it netted them $1 ov.
A Ittge meeting ot the patrons of the
cheese factory was held on Saturdat,
Mrs, 4'atherine Stewart, relict of the late
Andrew Stewart died suddenly lest !toe•
day.
DUNGANNON .
1kories.-Tho 'oral agency In Dungannon
for THE Itiu'At. a at the dace of J. O. K'arn-
J.P.. conveyancer. &c., who will receive or
dere for subscriptions, adverceing and job
work. and is authorized to give receipts' for
amounts paid for the wee
M.o"nA', Feb. 3.
l iv hundrea pounds of first-class butter
and 300 dozen fresh eggs wanted at Gee.
Prices.
There's a gond deal of sickness in the
community, chiefly is the nature of severe
.Ids, scarlatina, etc.
Vara suoossstul revival meetings are now
b.tng conducted in the Methodist church 1•)
the pastor. Rev. Mr. ldmunds.
Toe sacrament of the lord's Supper was
administered in the Presbyterian church on
Sabbath, preparatory seryao's bei.r held o0
the Friday previous.
4 cur burgh is somewhat agitated over the
prospect ot a branch •letter hoe, running
through bore on its waw from I:olerich to
Klo•ardtse. John has arranged to run the
' bus
The new nMoere of the C.O. T. were in
stalled on Tuesday evening, 28th, and one
initiation followed. Then will be inittatien
next regular meeting night, viz , lest Tues
day of the month. Our three societies
bete arc beano well supplied with new ma
torula
We are pleased to note that our esteem
.d corre.pondeot, J 4:. Ward, who was for
poems time ill with congestion of the lungs,
is rapidly reoovnor, and we
hops seen to se* him in hu aort.•tomed
places and to read his eatertasnisg notes on
Dieugannen. *meta in THa SIOIAL.
We regret to chronicle the death on
Moodav, .tan. 27th, of another of l(ung•n
n on s old and respected residents in the per
eon of Anthony Black. TO* funeral on
Wednesday, which was in charge of the
4 orange brethren, was very largely atteeded
the decamped having a large stride of friend@
and acquaintances.
A great many of the oldish men are
hunting up t`eir knickerbocker and jackets
preparatory to attending the night school
which is being organi, id by T. t: Allen in
connection with the Meohanitw' Institute.
The alms meets for the 6nt Immo on Wed
ne.day evening. Free instruction in book-
keeping, arithm..., etc..1a not going to be
e livht,d in OUT tows,
PORT ALBtRT.
Moxn&r, Feb. 3.
4 pounds ginger snaps for 25c, st Geo.
Pries a.
Miss I.illie Steveioo, of Goderich, visited
her parents last week.
Miss Jeanie Toot. from neer Kincardine.
s vtaittsg het ..tire, Mw Nellie Ras kis.•.
Th. young people of the neighborhood
gather ever, night to bare a good time
• leighndi.g o. the hill.
W are informed that the flour mill hero
has changed •wn.rship : the new owner will
take poeewioa in tho Sprinv.
We beg to intones our Asb66I41 oorreepoo-
diet that he has bees misinformed ooao.rn
lag the "ho• -down" at Mol hail'. Hall. 1n
the first plan there wasp's amvese at the
ball who had indulged too freely in the
"real staff', but all was quiet and orderly,
as all parties in the past have bsss. In the
esoond pleas there was nit a crowd from tb•
Circular City as reported, but only a 0o004
d youths, who were former rodents of
this pl.., wishing to show their respect for
themselves and also ter the young people
who got op the party. We "appose they
won out on a spree ; at say rate they for
n ishod a greet deal ot amusement for the
loafers around "Dido," but said youths
did not some to the ball sofd they were
sobered up
what m read sae ler regio they had M MI
*bemire together at tae cba.g. Is I s MINI
Mass Iwai Irwts wag two very wear MIME
Mn Canes gave souse wlootwa. as Ma ved-
ter oast mama. The tableau eatitiad "Tba
Old (lamp Grooms, ' looked splendid, i.
which A. E. Krivoi wog a wag ..wtid
••
commas oa the 1 (Id Comp (:road...whim►
bresgbt down the bourne. The receipts at
the door were $37 'y.`..
LEEBUMN.
Toaster, FM. 4.
Agent for F lerehmaa'' patent yeast - -4Mo.
Pros s.
Jamas Llalleter lowed. emoting n silo
of the latest Improvement, emit Summer,
Oulu r Nina" -As menth.ed m our
last, seism Sinclair the lady miwtosary re-
owtly returned from Central lathe address-
ed the 000gregat.en at the oleos of th• ser-
vice en Sunday last as the work done by
Presbyterian mlestooarws there.
Kyr Foo. 01r► N. - W e got a plosetsg
letter from .1. U Andersen B. A., who ie
the Summer of 1892 was as a student in
charge of Loeharn and Como full of enquiry
of his former 'barges and hoping the work
of the prism ressatly cameo will be summit
1ul. _
SLUEVALE.
1<cr.o.tt, Feb. 4.
Mus Rollo King, daughter of the late
Duncan King, was married last Tuesday to
Goo Macdonald, cheesmaker of this place.
The l'. D. F held a vary enjoyable At
Home at the Forrester's hall last :Friday
eve.tn6.
N ord was received lest Monday that
tired, son of A. Y. Hartley, of this place
was dead. H• had bees suffering for a
wed. adaptations, hit be was thoeght to
be getting better He was a young mac of
toasty years and was teaching school near
Godertoh. fie wul be much moved by his
treads in Filo. vale and much sympathy is
•zpreised for the sorrowing relative@ in
their sad bereavement.
Et i•11141t A M. LENNA!i's LINIMENT.
-For external MOO only, u n p05111re
cure for spatial disease, hip disease, in-
flammatory rheuuist,sin, lanae bock, lulu
Dago, sere throat. weak and lore lungs,
bruises, sprains, stiff joints, rupture, and
a'1 kundrrd diseases. It has also been
Lound a sure cure for throat atfectiuns 1n
burets.
1•K4 t. 755 1 ENT.
None genuine wubout having the trade
'nark un labels and wrappers :cud E. A
HcLetn'au • Lii.imr••t, t ..drrich, Ont.,
stamped on sax .seal utl each btttle,
Manufactured only by Euphemla A.
tleL,unan. sole patentee and pr.-
pnetre. Newgate St., Godench, Ont.
'Nat
1866: 1896
The 30th •nni.ersar• of the c'l'ing out of
the Volunteers of ibis Uwtr ct will be cele-
brated by a
SOCIAL
1,A 1H E.RING
of the survinag members of the various corp•
and their friends at
The POINT FARM
OD
MOIS DAY.
MAR- 9th
TICKETS Zu .1%"'ve 81
-COMMITTEE-
4/tuner Master HK(K rapt. UANCZY
taa•. MO\1GOwlilt V beat. HORTON
KOH1'. ELIAS Capt. MURRAY McIJRKOOR
• J. J. WRIGHT. Seoy
EcLLIN'S OPER! HOOSE
TH6
GODERICH
CHORAL
SOCIETY
MAYFIELD.
MONDAT, Feb- 2.
Jas. Donaldson is kept Teary May sawing
.very day.
The people of Ito) geld and noisily are
busily engaged poetise up their senor sum
sear on
Mr. Stesshcuse, a resident of Bayfield
few a number of years pas,sd away no Tose
day, Jas 28th. last, at the ripe ego of T
y�-
W McCloskey the late ppanis eipal of fray
field snbeol and Min Mo(:luskey spasm
day .vwf.g and a$urday .t the reideses
of 1)r. Sew►.ry.
Wm. Devises, aoseapa.iod by his friend,
Mr. Hawkridge, upset wedseedy and part
of Thursday ism lewa ..Jas. Ferguson
Owned friends in tikediweeb loot week.
(). Samday oyssi.g lest while min (saes
Losseroe was walkbeg home from Marsh
dos .tipped ee now lee sad is poems way
bed her 1eoti.g, Winn to this g►o.ad •.d
.mills_ • movers gneb alone Me sea My
Imps be eon hear of bar r•savoy.
Conducted by W. A. H ('CFF,
assisted by the
GODERICH
HARMONY
ORCHESTRA
will give the Fret intertsisment
ot the 1Sea.o• on
THURSDAY,
FEB. 14th
Admission=25e,: Reserved Seats, 35c
wt Perteti't( Book Store.
"Every DOG
Has His IIAY
RI T
Eei' DOG
Hasn't a COLL&R.
WHY SHOULDN'T HB
When they can be had at THE
FAIR for a mere song ' We have
a line of these which will be sold
at prices to suit your pocket, as
they must
0-0.
For the next few weeks we must
sell several lines at prices away
down, as we require room for new
o. Mammy tart •.weer{ was gives Spring stock, including a fine line
rho gam" people of Ibe tlethedist , of everything for Work,
s.h••i, wbiob w.. otwem .1 The etc. W e are busynatal/big n
.+a~ `,ggagg geed Ms. K7T'h"hoei��y" Children's Aprons, Mc- Ooe and
dhemed {layer 1. U... asst ale' akaw.t age theca.
KKYKRSIBLE PftINTKD
MOLLETTON
CLOTH .. .
HEN placing our order for
Spring Dress Goods with J. &
W. Campbell & Co., of Glasgow, we
ordered seven pieces of Printed
Molleton 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.
J. T. ACHESON.
lass
Wishing our Customers and the General
Public A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
We begin the year with a full supply of
SC23002.>1 BOOKS
tc C:i+:3o i.4 svPPT. S
The biggest value to be had for cash.
SEE OUR
200 AND 300 PAGE
SCR23233M2mi-MRS
FOR 5 CENTS.
Exercise Books, N ote Books
FOR 5c. AND 10c.
Leather S:hool Bags
Direct from makers
Extra, Robber End
Lead Pencils
3 FOR 5 CENTS.
Best 5c. bottle sold.
New Tinted Note Papers,
Stationery, Blank Books,
Extra value to hand. See them.
- Albums, Silverware, Dressing
Cases at cost.
. Wiwi= Shades, cloth
50c. TO $1.50.
A. -RTS IR -
Next doer to JAS. ROBINSON'S Dry Goods Stow.
REMEMBER - -
The place to get
Choice
is at
w
Groceries
Provisions
Fruits
etc.
C. A. Namfl's
Family Grocery.
C. RIISHANE&CO
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
0. 1 aLNI 00.
Anon M sem Wiertraai gree
STILL BARGAINS.
A FEW LADIES CLOTH COATS 1188 THAN WHOLE -
BALE PRIDES.
1 Ladies' Greenland Seal Cape, $27.50 for $20.00
1 Laker' Kaluc Seal (Awe,. .. 15.00 for 11 00
4 Men's Wombat Fur Coats... 16.00 for 11.00
2 Men's Wombat Fur Costa_ 13.00 for 10.00
4 Sets Storm Collars and Mufti at cost price.
1 Man's Fur Cap $12.00 for $9.00
1 Ladies' Fur Cap 2.75 for 2.00
The above goods are great bargains, and must be cleared out tkis month.
Our Carpet .cork is, as usual, the largest in the County, consisting of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, 3 PLY ALL WOOL, 2 PLY
ALL WOOL, UNIONS, HEMPS, and the new
make of AXMINSTERS.
It is scarcely neceieeary to say that our pricer are rock bottom on these goods
Our Lace Curtain stock is large for this Season of the year. Between 200
and 300 sets to choose from, and:150 sets of new stock expected
daily.
CHENILLE CURTAINS, MATS, RUGS,'ART SQUARES
RUG FRINGE and TABLE COVERS in
great variety.
COLBORNE BROS.
Tlit• Great Carpet and Lace Burtain Warehouse of the County.
- NOTICE. - - -
ALL PERSONS OWING
R. W. XcIKENZIE
Proprietor of the
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE,
GODRICH,
Will please call on him and pay up.
He wants clean balanced books to commence the year's operations.
SHORT CREDITS AND LOW PRICES will be our motto this year.
R. W. McKENZI E.
The Kiloll Double Acon
show you bow
it works. It will .net you
ASHER
TAKIE.S TRH LEAD over all
other Washers It competed
witb over WO washing machine
of all kisds at Chicago in 11343 and ear-
ned off the Fleet Premium sod Geld
Medal. It is easy and quick. Nie
waab•board required.
- GIVE IT A TRIAL -
Send me your address and the oe.eee-
nes you Bee e., sad 1 will omen and
notbiag.
H. HALE.
tf Bei 130. Goderich.
Holiday Fruits .
e
J •
A fine assortment of new Fr'lits for the
holiday season has just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of beat
brand.
• Family Groceries a Specialty.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
a
arcs .R. TO R, PRIM a es.
(eR. WeT-$T AND WARS
Special at Munro's.
Honey Comb Shawls, Scotch Plaid Shoulder Shawls, Double and Single
Long Shawls in Black and Colors.
H08IEFLY
Fine Cashmere Plain and Fancy Ribbed, from Infanta to Ladies size.
Boys and Girls Heavy makes, warm and durable.
Ladies' and Chikiren'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 Handkerchiefs frau 5e, to $1.25.
A_ 2VirreTINTMCD.
Draper and Haberdaaher.
!timber : Ona day leak week Mr. Jabs
Allies of the name" Read, met with a
meet Q1Mawd.r temde.t. Re was monied
is sinkage eteaw and is seam amass, amt
his hand sasegbt ta the meg wheels .t the
strewwtr'r,.maablag three d kis Regan
M • jelly.11 wLand .seesry te have
the threas m
Jujured mambo, amputated at
the weed joie&
(Asats.: An inasssstiag event *marred
at the raefdmet el John Ray, WeedNwk,
ea Smarday .boons.., who• his y...gat
daughter /thee Mand (Birdie) was gives is
marrWg. to Alia. Wain.* Hart, teller of
the Mebane Bask. Climes. and ia. of C.
H. Hart, barrister et net tows Th. wed-
ding was very pretty mad wee Mee.ded by
ever fifty puma
T.ekeeadth : Mash emptier mid repot
woe felt by many ea Friday last en it ba
seems, karma that Miss Margaret Siselsie,
side's Q&mikier of Jobe S3..lai,, d Hs
Kipp.. reed, W departed this fah. It wee
kimws that Miss 8iselair W me hem am
Myles geed heath M ems time, but few
the. bt her sew wee se swims. About a
year age she had • very severs Mask tit Is
grippe. hoes whish she Never reeem ed and
whieb holly aNtetad her 1 Qt�
death. She was a motive of T-
and was all year .f sew
Ramer : Reeve Rambla has meds the
purehase of Mother valuable lane ..it Bay -
Gold, it Ening the Weeds emote The farm
is is a geed (.sake. s.1 esetai.a 136 sees.
Teekereaisk : May will regret M lava
of the severe aaeies whisk has Wallin the
family el Mama Healer, .f the 9th manta"
elms. .early all ef them havfag kw /r►•
n aiad with typhoid fever. Semi e/ the
ehtldw• were float Maimed and ',steely load
rewvwad whew Mr.. Rater woo laid
u p by the -- thaw., and before she W
towered Mr. Rater wee taken ill. Mrs.
Hatter and aha other membere of the Sassily
are sew, !remover 1. a fah way ler rosemary
sad Mr. Rueter le doing se well se maid be
eerpseh.d ander the inameessesa, sad will,
N N b.pd, get armed all right Mei
symtiatby is (sit ler Mr. sad Mrs. $.algae
w soeswt of them severe sad tryyfat leen,
• Mistime.
•
Cheep
1ohr.a.
Los M.
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Desisted
Tor Said
miller
Cook W
Kama..
Hamel
Habeas
Glazed
C..
Relieve
The .
grngratio
in thele
• red ler
Espow
and out
oapaet. y
The pass
occupier
was In 11
d.votior
miout.s
read fro
worm'
so lots
were lin
and da
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$4783.
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salary 1
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