The Signal, 1897-5-20, Page 4SIGNiaL : ODER.1CR ONT.. THURSDAY- M Ea 20.. 1897
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sad order • Cleveland Wheel whim
a wish to ea oy • Ade, or tf you
you
not •!essay mastered the art,
the same osll will pat you in eons
neoties with une of the
Finest Biding Schools
to Gineds. THE OCDERICH
SKATING RINK, where you osis
receive private is.truotlen on New
Wheelie at • nominal rate.
We are...
Dlstriot spmte for the E & D-tbe
great (10 gear ro•d.ter, also Drava
ton sod other lines, and from $35
up. See as for Sundries sod
Repaint
GEO. F. EMERSON
Imo1s the old P.U. building.
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Publisher's Notice.
J. O. La Tomei, of Goderieb, hes been sp
pointed Local Travailing Agent tor the town-
ships ot Goderioh. Colborne, Aabtrsld and W.
wanash,
Loos' postmaster' over the district ere also
empowered to rein ve subscriptions to Tan
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Telephone 0a1130 Ooderlob Ont.
eODI✓ijj;WH. THURSDAY'. MAY at 1at7.
UBLISHER'S NOTIOE.
The Stakdsrd iteresatele Agency, CO
Victoria-st., Toronto, sssjs$ now authorized
to 'collect •c000nto due Tea 810NAt. otboe.
REFORM CONVENTION.
THE Reform Association of West
Herm will meet at the Agricultural Hall,
Dungannon, at 1 P.N. Friday next for the
transaction of bunkum.
This meeting ot the. Convection will is
the most import at that has taken place in
years, as a number of matters that are vital
to the lntereste of the oonatita.noy wig be
thoroughly discussed.
A oompleie reorganization ot the Aseooie-
tion ie oontempleted. Every man who has
the interests of true Liberalism at heart
should make it s duty to be present as a
iletemeerrod-winvforemportenterertB-be af-
forded the delegates and leading Liberals to
manaietg their views on the questions that
may b. brought forward.
The members of the Commons and Legi.-
later* have signified their intention of being
present.
Let then die grand rally of true Liberals,
for true Libanilim, by tree Liberals.
SNAP SHOTS.
-The Sunday street car bylaw was
earrid in Termite Saturday last by a
majority of A21. Th. majority 1s not any -
Wing like as large as the number of anti -
street mor voters who will avail themselves
sf the oars when they rte ea Sunday.
-Our esteemed local contemporary
get in • hit below the belt oo the editor of
Tao Soisrst fast week by publishing a
bogas telegram signed " Ajax," alleged to
bane b.es seat from (tether. The Star
probably intended the publionim of the
paragraph + .; .ly Maunder mistiest on
Mien 1t proves to be no joke, and we
shield think that ea • matter of fair play to
s brother joernallstonr eooaeiDorary would
sot !negate to make hiss amends honorable
iIs is next leas.
-An item recently appeared in Tbd
Beres Ezpesltor, whioh has been oopted
and dilated upon by ether journal., in effect
that M. C. CAisams. M.P., was going to
retire from West Huron and •eeept the
Ltont.-Governorship of the Northwest. Tao
Brew&i. bas Mr. 1;Aassow's pdsitin s..ur-
anes that there ie not a word at troth in the
story tow in oireulation, and hi. statesmen
.111 give .at♦staetion te his ooe.titaena
Aad yet, wa feel boned t0 say, toes it not
s eau is the riding who would not willingly
On Mr. CAaitlton r"e"in personally the beet
reasgnleton that the LAnarso Geneses*
may give him a. a Mahn enlist to his pel•
San esreer after a losg aad arduous albite
lila
-Ons of the strongest oheiracterie-
Yes of she amender foe West H.r.s is tib
().commms was made 'smallest Friday ensu.
MO Inst Inn Ice sneaked the appetationt
of Roy. Mt. FAtat.r. to ohs wsmeho sadansy
of tet Ldastrai inn, on Whelp*, es in
grand that the fievsrnmast *MIA IMO
-else. i$p 1Nad . Rey to thN .e say etbeft
-11141, Catania" ler osasayroit
minas Liberal and hotness that after hast
tag and pray tag ler elgbtme lag year" the
Liberals should now get the prelerepoI en
Easy•Street. Hoa. Mr. Sterile replied to
Mr. C^asuln that the Government would
endeavor not to Misled agale in regard to
Tory sppoiatmsota.
THAT BOGUS TELEGRAM.
To the editor of Tun 81eNAI-
ain,-I regret to learn thstMy name has
been used in oonnsotion with an alleged
telegram from Ottawa, signed "A)ai.
whluh appeared to The Star last week, and
which may have bees prejudicial to your
intereste. 1 emphaUoally deny that 1 bad
anything to do with the pubiiostion of the
alleged telegram, and 1 feel toured that
your koowldge of me personally will ntt
allow you to harbor the thought. As •
further sasaraaue I have reosived a note
from tho editor of The Dior. who possitively
Mates that the p.ra.nph in question was
Inserted merely sea joke and that I had no
ociemotion wltb it. It teems that one or
twe bu.y-bodies have taken the alleged
telegram seriously, and that is the reason
why I now write to dry that the whole
thing was bogus, ant was originated as •
lark to set the guys grinning.
D.' idcDotiLD.
Godortoh. Erav 1,1WL' .
THE GODERICi1 DOST OFFICE
Brussels Yost (Liberal): 1t is currently
rumored that if Postmaster Campbell, of
Goderioh, is removed that D. Mc1;,Ulouddy,
of THs SIGNAL, formerly Of Brussels, will
be his successor. Ws wood the motion
And feel assured that -he will 11;1 the bill
splendidly. If herd work for the Liberal
party counts for eiiything Mr. MoGilliouddy
has • strong claim.
Wioghsm Advance (Tory) : Commissioner
Seager, who recently investigated the
oherges preferred against Postmaster Camp-
bell, of Goderioh, delivered his finding in
the ease in the tiler,: room on Friday after-
noon igAke promeo°. of a large Dumber of
epsoat _ numoer of the ok.rwes were
sustained, and now as er may expect to hear
of s new oostm.eter being appointed. Who
will get the plsmDAD MoGilllouddy cer-
tainly deserves it as mach as anybody.
Clinton News -Record (Tory): Common
report is test M. C. Cameron has given the
Reformers of W.ot Haoon the throw-dowe.
He will Insist on his eon -in-law Galt being
alum tate pouImwtership at Goderiob, mod
will himself be appointed Lieutenant -Gover-
ner of the Northwest Territories, the com-
mission for which be is said to osrry in his
vest pocket. Thea the party oars go to
-- ' ! ! Mr. Cameron has made
many sacrifices fcr the party and himself,
and would capably till the position he &o-
pine to, but The News•Reoord falls to see
any olaims for the P v. as/tent. Post-
master Campbell should bo allowed to hold
bis poeiMoo, hat if the Crit. are bound to
pitchfork him out we most confess that
Dantel McGillicuddy is well ga•litid for
the position aad has stronger claims than
any other man in West Harm.
New Era (Liberal) : To our mind • strong
point In the evidence relating to the Code -
rich postotlloe investigation, apparently un-
favorable to the postmaster, is the oiroum•
stenos that some of the business men seem•
'ugly had not 000fldenoe in the postal de-
partment to mail their letters at the post
otfioe, but felt compelled to mail them at
the station. We may be placing more im-
portance on th's than we should, but taking
akastridem. at.itolamnsaine.- AM
.n undesirable sate of strain. The pubito
must have 000fideoos in the absolute money
and security ,of the postal authorities and
there must be some reason for any other
sate of feeling. 11 ammo to be taken
for granted that Mr. Campbell will lose hie
position, and there is considerable local ex -
o tement as to who shell get it. We do not
pretend to know who .re aspirants for it,
nor do wi presume to know the particular
claims of thong who may be looking after
it. but we believe that D. McGillicuddy.
wheel name is mentioned as • candidata,
bas very strong claims, from • party nand•
point, He has oertainly done h3roio work
for the Liberals although we have thought
hie pen was sometimes dipped in Bali too
deep. Bot no one oan dean hia zeal Aad
fidelity to the party.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Z. L. Diokee.on, barrow, of Wiaghs-,
wan les town this week.
Chas. Keener, of Hamiltas STMAMill
visiting his brother, th. lelaad RAMP.
officer. The gentleman owns partly to iltb,
aad his Ant mak was an lmroene one,
nearly four teat long.
Cantina or DAT. -By an order of she
Bleb Court of Jintic. dated Toronto, May
1st, 1897, the dale of holding the s1ttlegs
without jury, has been chained from Tues-
day, Jane let to Monday, Msy 31st.
Swim' To Iluaiwraus.-Rev. M. Tura•
bull will premie s special sermon to the
members of Court Ooderiob No. 32, C.O. F.,
on Sunday, May 30th at 11 A a. Members
of other oourte ars oordially invited to .t.
tend.
Omicron Wire -On Monday afternoon a
game of football was played on the Antigul•
curial Park grounds between Cllonon and
Goole:nob. After.ioslleot play the visitors
were declared the victors by 5 goal. to 3.
FOR CLINTON.-00 Tburaday eyecups 'be-
tween sixty and seventy of oar attizens
journeyed to Clinton, most of whom mads
the drip to see the Pinafore ones more.
Most ot the visitors drove down. though
quite • number travellect by rail with the
Open Company.
BASE, BALL NoTrs.-Tree following Are
the players for Guderion in the game with
London on Moeda,/ : U. Thompson, 1st
base ; T. Collins, 2nd base : Ed. Tilt, 3id
haw ; Herb. Robertson, short stop ; C.
Shannon, omits field' Fred. Shannon, lett
geld ; A. Robertson, right field ; J. Doyle,
pitcher ; Std. M.looaisuo, emptier ; C. Ed•
wards and C Pennington. substitutes ;
umpire, tiers. Tilt The Goderioh team
will wear their new suite for the tient tune
in Monday's gameM.yor Shausoo
has 000sented to Oben the game and to pat
the brit ball over the plate.
BAas BAi.L-Laoknow Sentinel: The first
base ball game ot the season was played etre
en Wednesday afternoon, between the orsok
lioderiob teem and our own local players,
and although the visitors were viotorioni,
the home team pat up a good game and up
to the fifth inning it looked aa though vic-
tory would be theirs. Toddle Collins was
In the box for Lao•now, and pitched • good
ball, holding the visitors down to Lhree
rune for five innings. He was welt eupport-
ed by Filly Irmo in, as hulk stop, and before
the season sods will make a strong battery.
The other members of the club nude some
very nos plats ,throughout the game,
and as • aMtter they neve Do remote to be
ashamed of their defeat. The Goderieb
boy* are all around good players and a
gentlemanly lot of fellows.
Coate' Orat-.-Ss.forth Expositor: The
nautical 001410 open, H.M.S. Pinafore, was
presented in Cerdno s ball. on Monday eve-
ning to a fairly large audience by an ama-
teur Goderiob company. The opera in it-
self is a good one, and it was presented ea
this 000asioa to the delight ot the whole
audienoe. The leading rolls were capitally
taken, particularly by the ladies, Mies Eva
Ashesnn, se Josephine. and Mie M. Bali...
Little Buttercup. being partioslarly strong
in their parts. The gentlemen in the oast
were hardly as strong in their part* as the
ladies, although the characters of Dick
Deadeye. by C. R. 'thane, the Admiral, by
James Thomsen, and the Boatswain, iq A.
E. Forte, were well maiotate.d. The chor-
uses were very well rendered, while the
stage fixtures and oostumes were pretty and
appropriate. The exoellent orchestra with
the oompany added greatly in the produo-
tion of the opera. Taking the company ool•
leotively, their rendering of thia obarming
opera was above the average, and far in ad•
vanoe of many so-called professional oom•
panics, and we are sore the people of Gde-
rioh have good reason to be proud of the
musical and dramatic alert of iLeir town,
as displayed in Pinafore.
C. E. L.. U•
The following .re the topic* for the dif•
format young people's societies which teen
during next week :
North-st Methodist church H. L. of C. E.
Fr,day evening at 8 n'clock. On May
21st, " !dimities of Canadian Methodism,'
by Mies M. Robertson. Question Drawer
on missionary topics.
Knox Churoh Y,P.S.C.E., Tuesday even.
Ing at 8 o'clock. Topic for May 281b.
•' to asak.it.ar d.Aoar.
W ret. Baia.
Vtotdns-st. Methodist 'church E. L. of 0,
E., Itriday evening at 8 o'oloslk. On May
21, "A Good Name,'.. by Mia Minnie
Hillier.
All are oordisliy invit "tr"atpsd then
meetings, which are held in dee'buamaat.
of the different churches. Membssu from
other societies are invited to be present,
and will be warmly weloomed.
LEEBURN-
TIIahDAT, May 18.
Mise Whaling, from near Stratton], i.
viewer Mrs. James Chisholm.
Cnm...ket .esti a :•v -A--'fit_
large unman of member' te par1ke of
ordinases, whiok was edmisintdrod by the
pastor, the Rev. Jas. 'Hamilton. The oee-
eluding address spoke of the honor to be a
follower of Christ and for all to remember
these words, "I am with you always."
BLUEVALE.
TTr11DAT, May 18.
Ram Freeob, of W Ingham, is home sick
with the typhoid fever.
Mea A. Rraos and Miss Oross were visit.
lag be Brussels lam weak.
Mr. and Mrs Fred MoCrackes, of
Brussels. .pent Sunday 1• Mimesis.
Mn. R. Maekeaai. sued Nye. P Link.
later, of Whines', spout Thursday at
Walter Rutherford,.
A. Orktilaw, of bks Collegiate, "pent Div-
ers! days last week at ha home is Shop-
pardtem.
Sear. Kahn. arrived la port last wens
with a cargo at lumber for Wm. Rst.es.
Aad sailed Neth again en Saturday for
another earn,
A lianas has bees proved by sots* prso
Mee to be the beige Iowan* head eaves Mg is
hot It M Vohs, sad while U ex -
slake tae dines rays of the ens. permit. •
free nesse ed air.
• wreurnpafsal proposes le
sonny
heel no "he e ass beers
el Ma /flash* and s *soared "noes& nab.
TM,* en make thin osiers with the deet.
IMO "sapnose er sse N wen& The ....t
by lan se
Iia hem akin few sears mels es *ma
reached tee 0. T. R. dook yM-d y meg.-1
Afew w.11•bsilt heat hones an newt.'
be seen us the harbor alaad.
Tb.
aohoorsa Claes 'rasa uWi.d Is part
on Sa•arday with 960,000 ton of lumbar int
N. Dyit'.at.
,Chrystal took the water weeks War
down on Tuesday .ad afterwards pissed it
w position.
The 8obooeer Todman, Capt. Alex. Liter -
ma, sailed into port oo Tuesday arming
with a cargo of limber for no Organ Co.
sad Baohaaaa. & Rbyea..
The stir. St. Andrew arrived .t the G. T.
R. elevator on Sunday morniag with 36.000
bushels of wheat tram Pert Arthur, h.vtng
leads the rutted trip in .even day.. Jan
after midaiebt Jae Hys with his oompsa
oommmeed uslosding sod they w.rksd
with a will till the cargos was elevated.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
HAursa s BAtAa.-During May, Harpie's
Baru will oo0csif entertalniog papers on
outdoor sport by Amelia K Brainerd in her
""penal field, "'Tree Outdoor Woman " ; an
article oo " The Puodia Rem.bai," outlin-
ing the present wet is in Iodic et that n -
Mat kohl, woman. .'y Lillie Hamlltos
Frenoh ; and the first papers in a series a
"Societies for Children," by Helen Jay.
HAarsa'. WsozLY.-Harper'" Weekly
during May IU1 ooatenu many features of
pernioular interest in point of text and illu-
stration. Tb. celebration of Grant Day in
New York will be thoroughly daseribsd by
pea ae4 peeoii. the new navy will be dis-
owned by Lieut. J. D. Jerrold Kelly, and
extensive ill stratlm will be given of all
the .hips. Other anions to be treated
will be the oelebnUm of the Bl-oentesaial
of Trinity ok.roh, New York, the Usstes-
nial Exposition at Nashville, Tenn., the
Greco -Turkish war, and the pretreat oondi-
tion of Cuba.
QCLRN
VICTORIA'S DIAMOND JUBIWi.-
1■ ite,June number The Ledies Home Jour-
nal will oelebraa the Diannnd Jubilee la a
way di.tinotly is owe. In an artiole by
William George Jordan, entitled " What
Victoria Has Seen," the reader will be taken
on the British throne, and the marvellous
panorama of the world's history for sixty
years will pass beton biro. He will at a
giaaos see the progress in art. mime* in-
vention, mesio, education : the great social
storms, the growth of onions and the ad-
vaooe of civilization. The whole story of
the world's program ot the longest reign in
English history will be vividly presented.
H'Anrrn's MAO *5181. -Ttt. Jaae ne)ldber
of ttaiper'. Magazine will be dlstingniened
by the first inealmeet of a new novel by
Frank R Stockton, „That Great Stone of
Sardis," dealing with the humorist's most
',Dimmest vein with events is the twentieth
emtnry, in.:iodise a submarine expedition
to the North Pole. Annoy; the other fee•
tarns will be the first of two papers on the
British P.rliam.nt, •• The C.lehntim of the
House ot Commons," by T. P. O'Connor,and
an Instalment of " The Martian," with
drawings by Da Maarier, ow of which will
be given, as it was left, wnfloiehd. The 11-
ltetratore will inolad. C. D. Gibson./Fred-
eric Remington' and F. H. Lungren.
HARBOR AND RIVER
B.thiog is pow • favorite pastime along
the river.
The O. r. R is making things lively at
the elevator.
Ed. Shartsas has finished the addition to
the boiler hoose.
Shippers say that strata s. eiosedinrly
well handled at this port.
Tb. steam barge Boyo., from Chiang*
with 400 tans of pia iron for Erantferd,
CODERICH : BARGAIN CENTRE
10 Days Sale
of Dress Goods
DRESS GOODS, MUSLINS, PARASOLS, FLANNELETTES,
CURTAINS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LADIES' VESTS, TWEEDS,
PILLOW COTTON, SHIRT WAISTS, POINT WRAPPERS,
SHEETING, TABLE LINEN, TABLE NAPKINS, SHIRTING,
WATERPROOF COATS.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
1.OI5DAY, May 18.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs Bernie
Wilson, who was dangerously ill of pleu-
risy, is recovering.
The new briokyard opposite St. 8tevea's
ohuroh, is now is fall running order tenth
expectations for a big Summer trade.
FsotT.-Cherry, plum and pear tree.,
generally .peaking, are white with bloom
and promise an abundant orop. There will
also be a fair amo.lnt of apple blossom.
Pu'IT1oN.-Jas. S. M.r.hall and Wm.
Hake were around with aep.tition last
week- with a view of having Wm. Campbell,
postmaster at Gderiob, retained to elbow
It .igoes oonat for anything it ahsald be
suooessfal as it waa signed by evetr lgpr nal
woman to wbom1t was presented.
DUNLOP.
TDx•1DAY. May 18.
Mn. Allen enjoyed a pleasant visit to
Porter's Hill Tuesday of lase week.
Mie Andrews spout Saturday the sant
of Mrs. J. Hunter, near Sbeppardtos.
Qeofting is beoem!ng quite an evesiag
oxime among outman men who may 1•
t • iearWilara form . olub tit tbb NAME
aad meat challenges from outside clubs.
Gran foliage of tree have again none
sad -*h. summer .wagon of 1897 i. opening.
The year will be remembered as tis. Jubilee
year of V ictoria a reign of sixty yearn the
only Diamond ono ot a British Sovereign
over this vast empire of oars. Her long
reign has been the mast brilliant of all pre-
deee..ors.
ArrollnTastrr.-The Public Work. De-
partment of the Government have appoint-
ed oar wellkoown townsman, D. Cumming,
as inspector of harbor work. in Goderich
daring chi. ooming summer. Tuesday of
last week be interviewed one of the Gov-
ernment engineer. .bout the task before
him and later the contractor aad daring
this week be will start his official duties.
Though many of his hollow town nes are
not In harmony with the Laurier adminis-
tration tb.y oongratwlste him on his reward
tor indomitable serving to build rep party
intere.ts is our midst.
all Paper Paper Sutre
All those who have purchased Paper from us during our Wall Paper Bale
are delighted with the Paper. and Prices, and no wonder. Think of getting
real good Wall Papers, with Ceilings to match, for 4c. per roll, and Hord•
en for lc. and 2c. per yard. Pretty Patterns, suitable for Bedrooms, etc.,
for 5c. and ec• per roll, with Borders and Ceilings to malelL• Dining room,
Hall and Library Papers, 7c., Sc. sed 9c. per roll -regular 10c. and 12c.
SPECIAL LINE.
We are 'selling all our new 12c. and 15e.
tints, with beauttfnl blended Ceilings and
Friezes to match, for IOc. per roll.
THESE PAPERS MUST ALL of SOLO.
Don't whets time wondering how we can
sell them so cheaply, lent bay now and save
enough for hanging them at regular pries,
which is 10c. per roll, although our Papers
should be hung cheaper as this year they are
all full .12 and 14 on. stook, and are easier to i
hang.
Don't forget, we deliver goods to
of town as soon as Ordered.
These prices are llrrIICTLT Cum.
Porter's Bookstore
Obert Haw Pltlars, wand loot from 24selll-tib CiODE 108
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