The Signal, 1896-3-5, Page 8$
TIM 8191 &L : GODIRIOE Olt'!'., '-'PRTT DAY. IAM* II, IIN.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
Froao our ownCorreepondoata
'bare es t.ter..watse meet, rims a .elm be
Med Amy sobers arse sew. sr sae
teen", ee.0•I", t.pwsed
ter Me nlit.et.
UUNGANNON.
?Jut o . The toast swine, -►a leaders&
Nor lea swxak is et Ib. Aloe of J. U. Ward.
J.P . oesvyae.er, so.. who will resales or
dere fee eabscrlpt.00• advert:ens end job
wort. sad is authorised to give r..•etere foe
•.,Junta pawl ret the slow•
I i..I. t . , %1a. S.
El 1,, vu. rl. Musda, lest we had •
este• el LI.,..res, and .f tuts heavy nose
1.11.
r. ie. Mw 1:1t,•hetb Moore, of
H. rou toweebIp, ser Ripley, is medium
her ewer. Mrs. .lemee Ruse.
ttri tt Il.ri, Sit qt. Dieing to teed for
sante berg meaty, an early "•yrtse tune
would he en iouelcul.t Ie .:,.ening and .:hear
hi welcomed I. many.
H oma A..AI. Mrs Thompson, returned
both 1..t week It w ri•et.dwf sunt to
her .. n d.ught.er. •t Forest. Her sumer
owe friends and .col tuotandas we !come her
borne.
Rrrrttvar. Hoak .Isms* I4. idiot, sad
his Latex Mist Mary, who hate been visit-
ing 'Mule.. at .ud 1• the vicinity of Hier
vale, .rrl t eo home lest week, much pleased
with their visit.
Kt, • em SI, KA 1.1 1..1.1 y1'e, •long
with the rest ot our ciseib s. aro pleased to
know that Robert West, who ha neer very
111 from ter ctfecte of asthma and lung
trouble, is aile to be round.
1 1.1 rut. Mrs. John Hamlin of t.oderiob
1101 McNl•tht, formerly of Duutreotw., wee
here during last week oo • vomit to friends
11'5 were pleased to se her look so well
and tI•t she .reined to enioy herself while
hero
N -.r ..s...s Fou.oryr. The (soothe of
.Ian. and Feb , DM, will be loam and nor
roef..11l k.pt to reuaembennce I.y three
I.m Lw eo our .vll•g. who hate been dug
mg those two m.,utbs bereft of one mem-
ber each.
Sloan our l.et, Februar., during
errs.h :neaps the weather 1n the mein was
mild, has goer to be numbered with its pre
decossors of oft Farther Time. Mereb has
arrived, thus far is filling the bill ,o the oIJ
ledge, "M•rob, many kinds of weather
Reibei.i Cox y Al a.. s.r. - We, along
with the Inas\ (nerds of Mn. S'uart,moth
er of ey reeve Alex Stuart. who has been
for sometime seriously iodup,eed, will be
plowed to hear that the venerable lady ts
gradually recovering from her went ill
nem.
LkoT ring Runt. -Thomas Mckev, who
had been attending the funeral of hu father,
the late Dr. McKay, left here on Thursday
last for Msattob•, ethers he has • good ppos*li
tion as peaagogoe, Mies Margaret Sick •y,
left on sane day, on an •xteoded visit to
her brother William, at Heiman
Itrrrr.a R..Ans t tering to it fall of
.now on Monday last, the sleirh.n.t, which
was, ie oomu. uence of the room, thaw,haa
ly broke_ up, is n better shape for tnvell
mg. Farmers tier•.bouts see busily eiw.g
ed in drawing logs to the sewm.lis and etre
tar asupply of wood ter soother year
HAYFIELD
M...LAt, Mar. 2.
Psob is viating friends down near
W .I
Zurich.
(:o to I1. F. i'dwarde for dry goods and
Rocerw
Mies Kyle, from Kipper, is the guest of
Mies MeegIe Wild at present
.les. 1 ioo.ldeoa is very busily- engaged
sawing loge. He has . large .umber of loge
1n bis mull yard.
Thorns Pollock, wbe has been spending
1h. winter months with his brother, -lames,
leaves tomorrow for Winnipeg, Mn.
A number of our young people .peat •
very eo)oy•ble time on th• eveowg ot Feb.
'28th at the residence int .lobo Fraser.
Mrs. Wm. Sparks, formerly Mi. Id.
Merge., and who has been spending the
Wtntr wooth• with her parents, leers* for
INvil•e Inks. N DIA , on Friday, Mar. 6
We wish her • wife iuurmy hone.
The Perm football team which was es
peoted to be present on Saturday last, failed
to come,so • Dumber of the town hose plat
rid the school end played • very hard game.
The score was .11 to one at favor of the
leaner.
The'alvtto. Army have been holding
Weetloge duriov the past week, and inteud
h.ldup them this week. They are dna.
mg large orowds to the berra:ke, end what
r better, they aro 0onrerti•g runners Last '
week they got eight souls.
1ht Tusedal of last week while some of
the young men were playing foot -ball stub
the school team, Jas. Ferguson fell sed u
some way twisted hie leg. He has been
laid up ever moos. W. hope he will seen
Dr, able to get around again.
A very happy event took pleoe oe Wed
n eeds • Iasi at Wm. Surfing ., I;odericl,
township, when hu eldest daughter, Mary,
was united in the holy bonds of matrimony
to Donald MoKy,ie, of the (:odsrich road,
N'e wish Sir and Mn. McKeon* • leap sod
prosperon• ifs.
kir Thompson who is running a saw mill
o. the Jth lonorssinn of (:oderioh township,
about 2 miles from Rayfield u doing,we un
dammed, • large bestow in that locality
He hes got • very good boiler and eag.w.
and has • lot of lees on hand. At present
be turns ons Irma •. 10 7 thousand feet .
day. We wish Mr Thompson ev y sac
owes
Alexander ttnb.rtao., sa of - ,tier el
Rayfield, passed sea, on Saturds% evea..e
.t tour o'clock. 11r Robotism had reed
e d with his mete., Mrs. Ihoa.ld Cameros
for a number et years. About three weeks
ago he was take_ down with dropsy, hat
before that tune be wase were enact mea.
His remedies were listened in ItayeeM1 asp.
eery ea Ow. Der
LEEBUPN.
Mar 17,
A H 1'Iettne has Rosa en a ,sit to
Kdger to www hs brother, 1►r W H. (.Int.
tea.
A sense* pray reverting will be held it
I lunlop at 1) ( ummlag • house es Fnday
*venire( .e 8 IS
Another mustang will be held oa the Ar
mamas esestioi. H. 1 Strang, t:od.rtch,
..d the paster will its addresses ea the
subject, at the wasting to he held le the
wheroh Irtid•y evening at 8 o'clerk
Albert Carter, at one time • resides' Imre
bet sew M Winegar, does he left hasbare
en the O.T. IL .tea. He bas passed hie e,
asslanWeli as • Aromas, and now rues trip
as essisetat to the engineer es seine he
tweet' Rt...er ..d fat Themes
♦ flaw days ago we met a Isemer r..ideal
wise bei es . .sake ever hoer fees two
!wiles* bad base killed the lase day of Nn.
tarso.,, 1806, whish wee mew, mad sheep
mid awvde Ike Giese. The wake wee mov-
ies avow as eros mead.w ler • warmer
Meneta i. the busks* sews dlubae.e
unties tie• amiss to the northward .4 Pert
♦ hart.
See her., Ula l.r is the !swab of year
flosrishisst berg • few weeks age mesMon
was made of • porker, Tear assetbs old,
sheen when killed and dreewd, was lb0
pomade ekes weighted. The jovial mad
awake ommoder. killed • worker of only
19 meathe. whsob weighed 700 poem& TL•
is the largest weight Meow greater ever nu
oorded to Marc. Jassy. 11 say one gas
twat that, let me knew.
Th. vetei.ss's .f 18bb Fathering at the
Pant para promises a good tersest, mid
min. beet, .1 1 Wright, rs •hly preparing
to make at 110 grandest of the sassy bather-
ieg held is 1the past. Tbs st.adstd Ices
base repaired, and will Moat to the breeae
of lr.k • Hume o.. tae tla•gq pole a realties
eedar from Intimates, Palmate', and on
Masday atomism tin well leen oasmos at
the l'ot.t Form will usher in the 94 of
Meech with a • bee of salutes
AUBURN_
MuvbAl, Mar. 2.
Mies Sprung spent Sunday at home.
Nelson Hall has returned home fora short
vet.
Mr. `Ickismet spent a pleasant day at the
College.
Mies t.. Farman u visiting friends in this
commmtty.
I Halt 15 stilt very low, with sleight hopes
his recovery.
Mrs. Ashley preached to the Methodist
pulpit ea Sunday immune, owing to the ab
moos of the paeloe.
Mr. Soots started for his home in 1►akota
Wet week after swindles a few weeks among
lots friends and rel•rto...
The young folks of tits community spent
• very eajn>able time at tie borne of Mr.
Govler last Friday evasion.
The district Lodge of the I.O.(:.T. held
on Wednesday the 26th was well attended,
• large number of delegates being present.
The order is in • prosperous condition, sad
we hope that to the mar future the voters
will ems the necessity of putting this evil
out of our fur country.
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, M•r 2
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker visited n Wa.
weoosh this week.
Mr. sad Mrs. Philips enjoyed • pleasant
vett to relaters* at Donnybrook this week.
The annual apply of toe for the oom.n4
Summar was drawn fharsl•y of last week
f..r the Ex .hangs and several other resid-
ents of our burg.
`Alt. l:iwilo syr. Tuesday of tart week,
Wm Jewel bade has sohoolmates of No. 9
Bond bye. A• he was popular with all, the
oartier with them was g me •Heotiag, • I
ironing him • plemaet p.urney Ho ,roar
to, Me. Ti,omes, 1►.kota, Tumidity of the
week to pin bus father, T Jewel, at nes
time . resident here.
•T%v►u •..o LATr. A skunk on Friday
mnrnteg was neon returning from inspect Mg
the heon.nr• . n rhe Inks ride of the road
northward, making e..tward for the wood.
Hot chew was given for .lime distance by
iso young men with • rill- and he wee
shot. Thetis the brat killed this ye.r and
with •careful lookout others may he killed
and the trompvs*e in the poultry yard may
not be ae land as Inet vent'
ASHFIE LD.
lura:ix , NIsr 3
.1 W Hunter has rented his farm to G
Middled•n for some years.
Thep children who hove been sick during
the past few weeks have nearly 41 roomy
Brod
.1. W Hunter intends to remove to Look
sow. We .re very sorry to lose so good •
0111150
W Herher has tees very 111 during the
last couple of week., bat ws are glad to
hear he t. now om.al.-tweet
BLUEVALE.
l rt liAlf, March 3
Miss Mary Duff is oa the sick tut Om
week.
Will. L • kis, of Wroxeter, was Tutting
In Kluev.I. l..e we«k
Miss .leoktn, sysugelut, intend• holdt•g
revival serve:. for ens her week
We ars. sort y to hear tt..t T. Stewart, of
Mre.n Duct & Stewart ,o Dad up with •
bad sold.
Mies Stagg'. Hartley has returned to
Verne, .fire spending a month under the
p.rrnt.l r.wf
'.tire Gro Pocock and family, ofthe B.
line rete ,.me in Irv« esu h !he lady's mother
11rs. 11 Rutherford.
Mears .1.. and Will. Rutherford, left
tor 4.1.n.tone last weak, after n.1t o*4 their
friend. and re.ettveeseemed the vi lase.
NILE.
The moo'hly rope.. of the pupils in the
S S. No. 5 for F'slruary, i. e. follow.:
Filth sten., Isaac Hetbrnng.,.r., E het
Dustow ; Itee. /numb, May Roherteo.,
000OOOOOQ
MARE UP YOUR VV
MIND
etQ Atrilate
he &..p .. *II
as 1n everythteg else.
(std -/.Abid Seeps a./ ski-
` Iasbl.wed drudging wash -days are .at
1J rNeenowgti
le ler p-te-dote p•eple.
n . ad they
l ,
r. aresteslnl C unlight
• . e
(` sed are terrier ,bar bores .lees.
*belglet sad daretr, with very little
Saber. Ts all trim use Ibis wend.
Ieserd Seep I1 rases.
LESS UMW W flfltATflft ogrr(Ig,
Far rusty 12 Sunlight
asst. s POR wrappers .aa to 1...rr
Wit A PPHR g Brea, I.d., Tomato. •
ewer boot
win rat, at, or • eloth-bsua Mdwwep-
Soap
O
Hay$6.00
per ton I
nn t•s erew■ from two ran
TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED
'est rme_! ret!
WHY PAY $3,50 r b -
i' NOW . for $2.25?
G. E. KING, Wingham.
SPRNG (
4 Few Special Lines of
Early Sprint Goods.
LADIES' WHITE OOTTON UNDEWEAR
A full line at lees than you can buy the material .
take a look at our prIcen
FANCY BLlW5E SILKS
The largest range of Fancy Silk. we have ever shown ,
they commence at 30c. 40c, 60c, 75e. and 81.00: also
a range of Fancy Wools Plaid!.. for blouses, at 60 and
75 cents, 42 inches wide.
COTTON GOODS
American Fancy Check Gtnghauln, Printed Pique, Crin-
kle Cloths, American Indig.) lawn., Bellegrave Organ-
die for Blouaee.
Inspection of our New Goods invited
J. T. AC H ESON.
Instal• Glidden. Mangle Ktrkpatelisk ; Jo.
Fourth, Willie Brindle., Stephen Foley
Third class, Gorge OIMdo., Oliver Thomp
we. Clarence Demew , Sewed star, Arthur
Murphy, W +Itis Tkswp-oe. Stephen Carey,
M. MrCo'ttau., Teacher.
OPERA HGUSE
TUESDAY EVENING, IAB. 10,
' peci•l engagement. l;s*to• Museum's great
tune Freeuaa
AS Jut Badley
la Henry P.tett• Latest Nfelednunit.
IIkNIIS ACROSS T&E SEA
H'ipported by • strong • on.paoy under the
management of
W. S. REEVES.
seat. on 8•l• at PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
W It
PUTTING .IT ON
Th. Liberals of Soda\ 0mkari. have .c
oapted the realisation of Lowed Burnett,
their eandad•te for the licentiates eleotioes.
The strike of aha Comma tailors and
seamstresses still Gentians*, they having re
mediated the oompromue male oa their be-
half. It is mud that the female workers
only et 111 SO a week for • day of wigs teen
Baby Wants It.
Martin's
Cardinal Food
FOR INFANTS AMO INt/AL10L
The most palatable food prepared, ad
is unequalled by any otberpreparatios
of its kind. The best food and the beg
value, put up in one pound Tim, peke
�S cts. per Tin.
Sold Retail b�' all )res end
d
Grocers and WAoSara/t by
RINBY WATSON 6 Co. ►woPstawama
(1) MON Z'* AL.
1898
The 30th Anniversary of the ..Ping oat of
the Volunteers of this District will be o•le
bested by a
SOCIAL
GA'1'HERIN G
1b0!. of the mirvinng members of the various corp.
and their friends at
Me POINT FARM
MONDAY.
MAR- 9th
TICKETS M °:::gb: k dr''" it
- COMMITTEE--
tjmrtr Waste* BOCK Capt. DAN(EY
(.apt, MONTGOMERY Lieut. HORT'ON
HOST. EI.LIS nape. MURRAY M0)REOOR
J. J. WRIGHT, Seel.
C.R.SHANE&CO
That's where people Naos our Wall Paper.
for they know we hare the lernest sed best
line and that we are •LWOT. Oe TOP 1. the S
Wail Paper business. Our stock Is large .nil
meet oamplete ono the sew Imported patterns
we aro .howieg will cartelsly much your
Amoy. We have
THE LATEST STYLES
our eta -k having been selected with • view be
the artistic erect and lasting quality. and our
Prime am se low as such goods can be sold.
Examine our stock before going elsewhere.
THE FAIR
THIS WAY
" Fine clothes do not make • man,"
but they go a long way towards keep
ing • man's respect for himself and
that of others for him. It doesn't cost
any Moro to dress neatly than it dots
to go around with an ill fitting cost or
baggy trousers All you have to do
is to deal with •first clam house like
PRIDHAM'8,
whore you will get beat quality, goad
fit sad at a fair prier
iteLLM'S ELOOL
Full Line
of
easonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
0. S.SIANZal00.
Awes Aim the P.rialtln Latta
REMEMBER --
The place to 8d.
Choice
Groceries
P rovisions
F1uits
etc.
C.A. Nairn's
Family Grocery.
is at
m
A Black ;Goods Sale.
. g
c eJyours ytmi i _
month. when: welaamoUsoe tbe:dat• sad wake preparat ass
•.ve
for Oar
Grand Millinery Opening.
J
Black (roods in Drees and Skirt lengths, double fold, from 21ic s yd.
Black velveteens, from 15c a yd Black Bilk Laces, from 30 a yd.
Black Kid Gloves, from 35i• a pair Black Cashmere Hose, worth Me
and 4(k for 23v a pair. Black Cape Plut.h Valour, worth 12 50, for $I.16.
Black Surab Silks, worth 75c for 5(k a yd. Jet Trimmings, all prices
to clear. Black Crape Cloth worth 30c, for 15c a yd. Black Luefra%
60c quality for 40ces yd. Black Feathers, 15c each. Black Flops,
15c each Black Wings, 5c anti 1Ut each Black laic Canvas for
'fie. Black 10. Lining for 5c
GENEROUS ROYAL BARGAINS.
From the 8th to the 11th inst.
R. B. SMITH.
C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
Big Discount Sale
FOR
i.
=1456.-W-0 ON'Iw•fY
BEFORE SPRING GOODS CNE IN
20 per cent. off BIBLES. BooKt, (ellcPpt school
ltllukslPURSES, BLANK K(►UKS,
PAPETRIES, SMALL WARES CHINA GOODS.
1 • to 1_3
off a RI E 01" 9Ii00ERWARE, A LBLYUS,
10 iher cent off SHADS. PAPERITWILL PAY rot
WINDOW
U
to visit our sale. GOODS NEW AND CHOICE.
February 17th, 1895. Next door to JAS. ROBINSON'S Ivry Goods Store.
Decided Bargains.
FOR 4 WEEKS.
1 Ladies' Greenland Seal Cape, 30 in- 5 !table Dresses, worth, $6, for $3.
cher, 127.50 for 120.00 'd Rs le Dresses, worth $4, for $4.
4 Sets Ladies' Storm Collars and 4 Dresses, 7yds. in each, worth $7, for
Muffs at Cost.
1 Ladies Fur Cap, worth $2.75, for
$2.
10 Pieees, double fold dress goods, 40
to 50 cents, all at 25c.
6 Pieces Dress Goods, worth 25 cents,
for 15c. All wool.
4 Pieces Drew Goods, worth 12. c and
15 cents, at 9c.
2 Dreapes. 7 yeas. in each, worth $7.75
for 65.55.
' Dresses, 7yds in each, worth $6.66,
for $4.55.
6 Ends of Brussels Carpet, worth
$1.25, for 9$c.
11 Ends of Tapestry Carpet, at whole-
sale price.
The above goods are worth your consideration.
Such bargains are seldom seen.
Our Carpet stock is, ais 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 not necessary to say that our price. are Rock Bottom
on there Goods
COLBORNE BROS.
The theist Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse of the County.
The Kroll Double AcUoi
WASHEi
TAKFs THE LOAD evvsrji
other Washer It s.wpab/
with over800 wealth, msakiar
,.f all kinds at Chicago in 1893 sed SW -
nod off Um First Premium and Odd
Medal. It is easy and quick. N.
wseb-besrd required.
- GIVE IT A TRIAL
Send me your address and the wrens.
•for yea live o., aid 1 will ream ad
show you hew It Werk. It will Dost you ethne. H. HAL[
T8�
tf Box 130.
L -4
niPZILIAL
RESTAURANT
GODERICH FOUNDRY
Th. luhsc.jbs. 4... womed control of ims
Oodertch retied y and i411 now prepared to do
all kinds of ermine • nt machias work gime
lel &treaties pail to
PLOW REP Arita
HOUSE CASTINGS
GRATE BARS.
sal ell classes .1 work torsed nut by • aw
elms foundry. The p,res.al Wootton of wbe
proprietor will he antes to every nisei of wore
date es the Sesesh w.,o.d tees but beet we t-
meaship will be tend art hum *be weeks,
Orders by smell ,sheeted, sad INemeteme
will l• • sp•ei.a",.
PAs.ndry In . ear sf Headrests Noels Pee
eery, with eutror. on Oambrb,.t.
.4
H. D. MD,
Goiania Tawdry.
at(i+tlsm beet that he ~yet, Wrens far
tMeesavwbWere i esea ~art of timeIns le
s.kI. 1Ib
salt pSu s ma
have tee ll midi ram ma
sra
wYlff •r
ender searu.f and inane lett`
Gees WM& yeti nen ree14 see *bat we
carry eel,
THE Cameleer Oo1rrwf!rlonea,,
Flamm )Raves
and best b im%et
MA RS and TOBA0008.
OYSTERS
a aut. r sane r emr,sakr. ser eV Pie
A.R.ALLEN.