The Signal, 1897-10-14, Page 8'PJ<OIYDiT, Oct. 14, 1837.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ON TA RIO.
BARGAINS
DO YOU WANT
Dry Goods, ery,
Malntles, Clothing, or
Gents Furnishings
F'OR FAL Z.
DO Y" OTT WANT THF+DrQ' GHEAP f?
SEE OUR STOCK. COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Here
are a few lines just to show the trend of
prices with us.
. STAPLES.
The best all Wool Factory
Flannels in checks, only 25c
The best Two Ply Factory
Yarns, black, white and
lb._ only40c
�ytot� per lb. only.. 45c
A heavy Wool Blanket for $2.25
A large. range fancy Wrap-
pepettes, Cottons, sheet-
ings, Linens at the low-
est Pries. - -
SMALL WARES.
HOSIERY -TV- eta sei�-
. ,�..� t•P>tewm;'"*--
Wool, Black Hose, regu-
lar, 25e for.....
Heavy Wool Ribbed Hose,
• regular 85e for
A" Splendid -fine for Boys
--Hoye Wdtsted Ribbed
Hose. worth 40e
.$1k.,.- Cashmere Gloves,
worth 25c' for
Fancy Ringwood Gloves,
worth 25c for
DRESS GOODS.
A complete Stock of the
latest Novelties, Broad
Cloths, cored Boddie
effects, and Covert Suit-
ings. All the new
shades in Silks and Vel-
vets.
A range of fancymixtures,fft
-irwt tld- Ecs, YlsidL
• Amazon Cloths, worth
95. and 40c for.......
A pleasure to Show Gooda
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Have you seen our line of
Fur Felt Hats in Mks.
and Browns, worth $2 to
$2.50 for $1.60
A complete range of un-
derwear. our line at
50c a Suit has no equal.
All Wool, Scotch knit Suit ,
for $1.00
Ties, Braces, Collars, Shirts.
-
LADIES IINDBSWR*B.
311001kilt Gowns, Wrappers. Under
its, Dratlaoi , etc. A full
dine.
17c CLOTHING.
25c
�c
Fre
18c
A splendid line of Only
and Btk Hair -Line --
Tweed Pant.-wertK-k
for:.
A line Double-Brea.ted,all-
Wool Freize Suits, worth
810.00 for ...... $7.50
Just the thing for cold
weather. Boys Suite,
-Overcoats, etc.
Suits to fit your person.
Suits to fit your purse.
MILLINERY and
MANTLES.
Our .bow room is now upstairs,
'where, with dote of light and
room we i[�reif4
largest selection of Fall Novel-
ties in Town.
'A new Stock. A new Milliner.
40 T O
0.41.111liZ Lma ONS PRIG ONLY -
SMITH BROS. & CO.
McLEAN'S BLOCK,
STURDY BROS.
FINE GROCERES!
Vessel Supplies a Specialty.
STURDY BROS.
FAMILY GROCERS -THE SQUARE.
Q three Gays. rave frees nave been
lost in the flames, and the ♦eetitution
and sufferings of the survivors are de-
scribed as very severe. A train was
caught between the fires and the en-
gineer had to move up and down the
track for home to escape the flame*,
RAILROAD IiUSIBLINt. .
Mr. Win. Mackenzie of Toronto, Mr.
D. D. Mann and other capitalists have
acquired the charter of the Vancouver,
Victoria & Eastern Railway.
It is reported that the Belleville Elec-
tric Street Railwa • has beeu purchased
lay as English s Who 'remorse to
extend it to 'Tweed.
The new Canadian Pacific Railway
Mort line to Montreal has reached Pen-
dleton, a village 30 mike distant from
Ottawa. Thework of cottetraction is
being pushed as rapidly as possible. The
tine will likely be open fur freight this'
winter.
The gain in ! be Canadian Pacific Rail-
way earnings for the last week in Sep-
tember, as kmape red with the code-
espdnlfine "iiMrtt*r cast year, of two" hun-
derd and fifty-five thousand dollars, is
regarded no strong proof of the improve-
ment in business throughout the conu-
b7.
THE REI.1Ol4011 WORLD."
Archtishop Prnr-best has sailed on the
Labrador fur Itwue.-
Hamilton Ceuu awry Church has called
the Rev. (I. F. Sefton of St Thomas.
M tbe Convention of Christian Endes-
verers for Ontario, held at St. Thuinsa,
jt er”_ veil W a w
_Teva, next yr in
HTam➢
lMn.
.- ts
.• f -.
the PaintKt7Charley Baptist Until -eh;
has accepted the Cell to the Beverley-
etreet Baptist Church, Toronto.
The third Dominion Convention of the
King's Daughters and Sons was hekl la
Ottawa. Very satisfactory reports of
the - of thea aocieteL were made
by the chief officers.
The ninth a nnuet-t*mvrntinn of eke
Ontariu Christlau Endeavor Uuion sera*
held in St. Thomas. The addreeers of
welcome were given and the secretary's
report read, showing an increase is the
membership to be 102.452.
exult' AND CRIMIPA, a.
John Glassford, who aesanited Miss
Maude Blaine oa ber way to the Warda-
vilk• lligh School on Monday, has been
captured.
D. McMillan, an East Nissouri fanner,
while absent at a timers!, his house was
entered by burglars, and over $4i10 in
cash and antes taken.
Inveetigrttion of the Bohannon car
gang robberies by the grand jury, at Dal-
ton, Ga., has disclosed the feet that tbe
Kae had stolon over ;100.000. --
W. H. Ponton was before the Pollee
Ma.gistr1 to at Nwpanee on the -Marge of
,tealin, $33,000 from the vault; of the
Dominion Bank in that town. The
•C.a. Manager Baines was pike ,
but no new facts were devekrp.i
The New York Evening World says
that Sheriff I►ohl has admitted that the
toed of Martin Thorn and Mrs. Seek
has been doctored. the perp+sin bring to
induce nausea and lowness of' spirits. so
that one or other of the alleged Murder-
ers of Guldenauppe would confess.
_ "t•NCLAxttfFJ F:11
The typhoid fever at Maidstone, Kent,
is still spreading. There are now thir-
teen hundred cases of the disease, and
new ranee ere hoariy rwported.
A foolish rumor started a ruu on the
Montreal City and District Savings
Bank. nue of the sonndeat financial in-
stitutions on the eoetinent.
Loudon Vanity Fair saga that the
Queen. who has made a close study
Te. Mees Appealed to by Jews.
Loudon, 9. -In view of the Zion-
ist movement, curious interest attaches
to a petition addrereed to the Queen by
a number of Jewish artisans in Jeru.u-
lem. The signers of the petition declare:
"We ars now suffering the utmost mis-
ery." They "humbly beg ber." the
Queen, to have pity on us, and to found
for us an agricultural colony in Cyprus,"
and add: "We are hardy, temperate #4d
subtnis.fve workmen, and should f*el
'happy if we only had there daily D»ad
for our families.,' •
The petitiouers implore the Queen to
trant their itfpplleadon and Invoke the
Almytbty to give her the good will to
eumply with their request.
•
Turks ase Creeks P'Mtta.-
Vienna, Oct. 10.-A despatch received
here from Constantinople says that the
1'urlLish troops have repulsed a atarnbe-
of Greek beads, killing several of their
number who had crossed the Greer
Turkish frontier at Diskant_ It 1■ be-
liever that these inversions on the part
of the (;reeks are tbe result of a re -
nee al of the agitation against the Turks
by the National Defence Society (Eth-
nike Hetairia).,
NEWS U
bnportant Events In Few Words
For Busy Riaders-
1 s away World's Ilapp.alwes carefully
Cossetted ass rat late Rowdy and
Attraealy akars ser rise Readers of
ewe riper -• Solid ..ar'a £a3.lss•wt
Is FaredraPMwd Iaforssattes.
THE BEAUTIFUL -TOE F1RST.
Snow fell In parts of Manitoba Fri -
SUICIDES.
Michael Madigan, a British army vet-
eran of Kingston took a dose of parte
green which resulted fatally.
Mus Sarah Martha/, who lived with
her brother-in-law at Tbomson's Mills,
two miles from Newburgh, Out., com-
mitted suicide by drowning betseW in
the river.
TIIE LABOR WORLD.
The striking engineers in England re-
ceived a telegram of sympathy and ad-
miration from the Socialist Congress in
moron at Hamburg.
The Hamilton Trades and Leber Coun-
ali commends the decision of the Post -
w aster -General to insist on a fare scale
e wages being paid to workmen in all
contracts let by his department.
The Montreal striking court -house
stroogrepbere were notified that unless
Obey at once reutrn to work their poen-
Skim wilt he thrown open to general
competition.
ASUALTIES.
A man named Hector McGregor was
burned to death at Fleming, Asa*. The
exploding of a limp in a barn occuejed
by a wty of threshers caused. 4he re.
Herbert Zir mserman of McKeagne ee
Zimmerman, butchers of Thor9ld, was
probably fatally Injured at lit. Cath-
arines be aceilentally driving a knife
into kis body.
James It. Smyth was blown to Moms
end Thomas }remelt will probably die as
the swdt of an explosion of dynamite
• In their boat on the Rideau River. 'They
colonial forces.
POLITICS -CANADIAN.
The Dominion Interior Department has
got no information as to the reported
resignation of Mr. C. IL Devlin as im-
p�gratihn agent in Ireland.
The Dominion Postmaster -General has
decided that all Canadian mail bags sup-
plied to the Government must be of the
mannfactnle of the parties who ten-
der.
Mr. Fielding, tbe Canadian Minister
et Finance, who has arrived In Loudon
to negotiate a loan for two million
pounds, in the equr.e of an interview,
mid thha�t if the United States govern-
ment arjiproacbed the Canadian Govern-
ment ou the subject of improved trade
relations between the two countries It
would be received in a proper spirit.
POLITICS-FORICIO N.
It he reported tha.� the King of Corea
baa proclaimed hinArett Emperor.
The Swiss National Council proposes
to nationalise the railways of the coan•
eo a cwt of two hundred million of
d
The mint in San Francisco will at
once commence the coinage of silver dol.
lar., In accordance with instructions re-
ceived tem Washington.
A. special despatch from Washington
regarding Great Britain's refined to join
the proposed jug -handle conference at
Washington, says that England mast
be brought to ber senna by rrttaliattug
on Canada, and suggests that access to
the Klondike 'country he refused to
Canada through United States territory.
THE DEAD.
James Fitzgerald of Ottawa died from
injjuries tecetred on the railway track.
Lleet,-Cot. Campbell Registrar of Hal-
ton, died very suddenly la Iowa, where
he was visiting a brother.
W. M. Croft, as athletic and appar-
ently robust young man In perfect health,
was found dead in bed at Chatham.
Prof. Francis Newman, the author and
phflo•opher, is dead, at the age of 92
sea He was 4 younger brother of
the late Cardinal Newman.
The Rev. Fatter Jean Baptiste Louie
Order,
Sootier, Sundae last. of the t
Ordeat
rr, d In P
the age of 71 years.
Sister (}oaaasa, the oldest Suter or
rid at South Mountain, near Morris- go Obesity M n1 year. Ntted , and for
0 or or $t JJos.p h'e orphanbttrz Asylum MnPb laddpkla. it dead M that
F'Mt MRN Or WAIL.
It 1a understood that firs Prussian
(cabinet have folly agreed to the naval
programme of the Secretary of the Navy
for the a nstructioa of battleships and
A French expedition is on its way tc
that Erimierrad of Lane, is West Attica
The Colonial Government is taking stege
this 1IWos fres. aaamaching
.e 't'hq, Yah�yr]BAIL
width
t21s
1r -
std Ns.►
ev assist la 1
.s Y t.
AWFUL visa RECORD.
A W. Shepherd. farmer, ot Aago astfstt,,
wear Breohv �1
has lost . bus.. sad
contents by firs.
Tonawanda Swamp, on the south bor.
rot of Orleans Oonsq, N.Y., is on firo
and greet dams.. I. looted for.
A repent from Believille •syr, Bosh
ems are r•oalag d Sia earthmen to 'en-
thylkoed deem sed -Gases sae ermines
teat Or i!'il,i:t rutt /o�t�
and Maw fa sy emen er
bm
Mvi bake dentree4 b bosh fres will
sin•• nem mama O trS menet, ear tern
•--ave mei .ass easeasesss.sa
A flake at.easer r•eneer.d.
Port Huron. Mich.. Oct. 9. -
steamer E. 'B- Hale- t..dered in
Iiuron yestenlay afternoon. Her ,
e hn were an picked tap by the at 't '
Nebraska, landed here this morning.
The Hale was bound fnan Lorain, Ohio,
tu-Mttwaskas-.arith steal. iil�is erelh :
Hale' -was awned by Y. A. imrsale7d
e v.laad. oboe .xeJefiree les at MAO,
and was tndnaured.
A
Cbrlsttaa .adeavor CoevestUss
at Thomas, Oct 7.-Tbe Provincial C.1.
convention opened auspiciously this morn•
beg. Sunrise prayer meetings were held
In Knox and Grace Methodist (Larches.
held respecttvety Uy Rev. A. Graham. 'Lan-
caster, and Mr. O. H. Netaaa, Paisley. Tn.
aonveritlba- assembled-! Knox CIInr ti sr 8
o'clock. itev. L. T. Meeker, Hamilton. In
the chair. Report* were received from nu-
merous
o-merous eonunittee diatsted and local unions
showing ea the whole a•bstanttai program.
COLBORNE- BRAS.
The Largest, Beet and Cheapest Stock
Carpets. ;a town in Bitnesels,Azmin•ters,TapeA.,�
• tries, 9 -ply All -wools, 2 -ply All -wools;
Unions and Hempe. Twine and Japanese Mattings. ' Oil Cloths in
three qualities direct from the mill in 4-4. 5-4, 6-4, and 8-4 widths,
The balance of our stock at Rock -Bottom Prioea
■ardwror's Maar .1rNsi.
�t orriaburg. Oct. 10. -Yrs.
mother of Clark Bron, who was han
at Cornwall in 1883 for the murder of
his father and sister, committed suicide
at her home in Winchester to -day. She
was about 70 years of ate.
{x ssimiolic views in regard to the nu-
bility and future of the Republic.
Mr. Jnles lielhronnee. editor-in-c'•ief
cK La Pr'eese, has brought a criminal
libel snit against Mr. Lents Joeenh
Tarte, son • of the Miniriter of Public
Works, of Ln Petrie, for n libel in the
recent comments upon the Tarte-Grenier
Knit
At the final meeting w tbe Mansion
Hose Indian Famine Relief fund. it was
announced that the fund amounted to
nearly sir hundred thnnsand pounds. nna
that the coat of administering the fluid
only wine to one halfpenny on the pound.
et -Iry:^
Business failures in Canada last week
numbered 29 against 46 a year. n�tn.
Commercial Whom in the United
States this whit numbered 212, against
296 a year ago
The French Steamship Coarpany wif
shortly constrnet a sew deet of fest
steamers for service between Havre and
New York.
The Imperial Board of Trade stitte-
rnent for liiepternber shows an increase
In the imports of £2.1S .14$. and a de-
crease in the export. of 11,518.850.
The Elder Dempster Cumpany's fine
new steamship Montrose has arrived at
Montreal. The ship is the last but one
of a number of new ships which are be-
ing baht for this eompany on purptse
for the St. Lawrence treat.
Reports, from the mmmercid agencies
of Dun and Bradstreet report baaineas
generally as fairly eeising. though
such adverse* CIPARMII as dry wea-
ther. labor complicates/no, end (in some
quarter) poor collection. have for a
time dulled what it was fair to restard
sa the nettttal rebound of trade. The
business otrtlook 1. (all tbingm consider-
ed) fairly good in the United States.
PURELY PERSONAL.
Edward Langtry the divorced husband
of the J y, has become insane.
Cecil Rhes, former Pressler of Ow
Oolong Is reported at Oepetnwn to be,
seriously 111 art Tale
W. 8. Gilbert, the annowne•s
to an Interviewer that be l write no
move plays.
IAeotenao5-(Iovernor Maatf*tosh of tike
Northwest Territories panned through Ot-
tawa the other day. It le• u.derstmod
be Intends raadgaiag to go httto gold sin-
y7Lr Flak Toys ced Pa
Min-
ister to the • IInibe
throngb Mose:mai last Week oa his way
to Jaappaano to consult with Ids government
in cermet to the proposed annexation
et Bewail b the Unitas taus.
Sir W Inros4er was honored with
this *ogee. of LLD. bydo Virivenity
�toi hew the
atetie .drain,
-
at sash as .odea as the
'V11104,1*R. rdellIont,cit/ rho
sahaZi
enee
x.la s.
Farmer Robbed In Sam Tilmseetril.
London. Ont. Oct. 1L -A daring burglary
ttwk place Thursdayafternoon on the farm
Duncan of Dunn MacMilan. F M Missouri. The
thief took from the home 4100 in cash,
sates to the amount of STS and some valu-
able jewelry.
FALL STOCK NOW COMPLETE.
New Fall Mantle Clothe in all the Newest Makes,
All MANTLE and JACKET CLOTHS above $1.00
in Prioe, Out Free of Chemie.
ME! F411h IA!ITLES 80A A STUCK
DIRECT FRUM THE MANUFACTURER.
C07-23o1ZINTE MK: M-
PmR J. ]IE. COLHORlTR.
The Great ()dupe, Wareham of the County
PREPARING FOR FALL
AT MUNRO'S
Canadian and Imported Scotch and English Yarns. No better assort-
ment or value in town.
Ladies' and Children's Summer -Weight Underclothing, Long and Short
Sleeves.
Our 50 cent Corset, said to t�or bpT�ethe
��best value at the price.
Large Stock -1314W, is 41�CrJtiiii iW.•..1 ✓-!'Jut '-. •.a.., re,� ... ., �+•
FALL Lines in Swell Wares.
INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITEil.
A. Mt NRO, Draper.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
Casuist. Qat. 20d.
Colborne council met to the Tp hall,
members all present, minutes of last meet-
ing read and timed. An application from
Wm. Young, let 4, 8 coo. was read asking
to have his properly changed from school
tee. 3 to school two. 1. The tisk was in-
structed to uotafy the trustees in both sec-
tions. The lollowIna sooeants were paid
viz. Mr. loses. repairing aalvert, 51.25;
John Treble, nearing oulvrt, $1.00: John
MoNevin, rrpalrtrg culvert, boo. ; A. J.
Goldthorpe, bendier/ culvert, $5.00 ; (leo.
McPhee, oil for road maohios, 40o ; John
Clark.gr•veilins. 529.90; Robert McMillian,
latpeetint, $4.00 ; Jam. Yonas. inspecting.
$1.00 ; Andrew Greet, inspecting, $1 50 ;
,lobe Clark, ..swelling, 510 00; John Clark,
reveille .00 ; J h MoCaon, travel -
le tL SI6 4 sam rhtiktrIck, tbididt-
fa¢. 111.26; Sturm. printing, $2.70 ; Star
printing, 51.20: Jessie Grummett, damage
to buggy. 52.50: James Cbieholm. gruel.
ling. 514 40 ; James Chisholm, cedar oel-
vert, $8.00 ; Jaoob Ji osier, gravelline. 526.
30; Jamb, pasting road. $17.30; Ilo.spph
Mammon. gravelling. 515.30 ; John Bark-
er. pravellins. 529.55; R. MoMil1Lo, in-
spootine, $2.50: John Barker. crayonist.
$9.80 ; John Barker, one day with team em
read machine, $4.00: John Barker, repav-
ing culvert 53 86: John Barker. making
cedar box, 56.45: John Barker. gravwluag.
ra hos.*s*y. 53.00: John Clark. team on
road ma•►is* 1 day, $2.50 ; Jaws Sands,
'am on road machine a clay $1.26 ; Jobe
Barker. grsdinv boundary lies, $4.00: Jolla
MoKsiaht, mean on grader 1 day. $260; A.
A. Toner, ens sha•p killed by doss. 52 00.
Tb• olsrk wee Instrooted to write sante of
Colborne oemet•ry regarding the aegis, of
graves.
The o saoIl then adjourned to mese
tis sirs November tad at 2 o'clock P. M.
I•. W. McDotsa on, clerk.
foa(sfdY t Moths Starr Drop., Seeforth,
pnrsbUad tress Tom Brown, the trotter
Rattler tee 5400. Mr. Fenster lured* tak-
ing him to the tl.osbwood rause, to he held
n ext week.
W. Wawasosh : Joseph Clifton bas rent-
ed let 23, ton. 8 W. W•wanoah, for a term
of years. Albert Jesse ham • farm belonging
to tbe estate of the late Wm. Wilson reared
foe tbe semis' year. Charles Toom hap
leased 300 mores on She 12th. eon sad will
move times la Um weer ensure.
A Dyspeptic?
sflT1I51 �AN IiI:= is TN
WINDOW ,GLASS,
lemaelated--reap--gloomy. R* am tan
sdegnstely desert*. the ablest tatwry K
the refer* from D7/repea ant ladtge &
ties. .esth ANtt5• U•rAs* Is the
g Mtwt dta..&. aT lb 8041011 •edesee
tee tie can of all *rife stsssae5
tamales. n ares beery tknsb 15s
neves-tel seat ee an Ma5M. Tissue.
. ade testify of erre. made, tem tress
M drat dem.
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.were sad 1M
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R. W: KaKMIZI6 h.. ttdt..dia �.th 4.hirmist -
importatlon f R 1 XD 0
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ELEPHANT BRO D' NNITE LEEO.-
Aadswws•d the bast.
pls-All Hardware Building Supplies away down in Prioe.
IFW:IffeKENZI.6.1
OF THE CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
LEE &SHEPHARD
eseoadasss W
HARPER & LE:
Tor the larger display of
ClooSiNG and HIEATIIIG
STOVES!
pry --Drams Ears. rt,
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ST O'VE S
this dile et Toronto.
We also have several ieeorsd-bawd etsv.s.
Came.
STOVE FITTING
Plumbing, Heating an i Gas
Fitting carried on as enter • ively as
ever
HELLO ! '
THE OLD'
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
•
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
•
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STOVES that I'M
Bake
STOVES
STOVES
n'"Ni 1 Stoves
STEL J
ALL KINDS and ALL PRICES
'r `•
thatwill Heat,
that are Stoves
ix 'rat issamer -
at $.75 pit tool, Oetih.
i1 . ia`�'`i•• f[N tire 'ado`
oIa.w afb ar' s>r *Matt .i
Vika Meir .Neinebe=
Y. a row,, 1Rsabser Mt 1t155Ry fee
MIS
I SI
Bilver
Platlng
PRiCE LIST.
moa. pee dot $1 50
Knives , N
Tebls,Oroet, *seri
Piokts ee 11
DOW that/, u
C-sees-Ibkki "
Mid Troika ii
' 750
750
750
5(10
150
42e
15e
goisegrs. Per pair .. ....1 d diad -15o
We can is Brass, I`ce an
ttogs
..on see
-4t oar work.
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