The Signal, 1898-10-20, Page 3THE SIGNAL
GODERICH ONTARIO.
You will
be Satisfied
II you get your Boots aLd Shore herr.
There ig no result Why )ou shouldn't
be a'custower of i urn. A well select-
ed stock, best goods, lowest prices end
c9urieous treatment are the induoe-
went' offered you. The fell stock is
Or aplete, and will be sold et Lower
'1f�sas than you have been accustomed
to pay.
ST. GEO. PRICE,
Caste. Week West .4 . of Square,
and ./obis'.
DUNGANNON FALL FAIR.
A toed Mom amid • Lean. *.terries-At-
dee„sss Teat Attracted -the rrias List.
Dee'''ms bee fall ter a Tuesday bed
Wednesday of lost week was the last, bet
d ol ems let, of than• held is this sootio4.
westber Dirk tereat.ned to spoil ten
agafr, sed seed tomato of rola os Tuesday
sod 'Tuesday night, but at tee last mottoes
M relented ..mewbas, sod Wdeedsy,
Youth 000l nod *Wady, was sot bob/west
osougk to keep sway ten great orowds from
the surroundta' sewaut.6ips.
The oboe was a splendid one, sed the
directors et the Askdeld sed Wswsoosb
Bnoot Arrloultersl 80.4.1! otter 000gratal•
oats tbemmslyes epos the paring o1 of an-
other esooe.sIel .e►IbWo,.
Several of the bottoms men of the village
made oreditsble &spout orutof their arou.d groat
somber d.Mo1s1
interest.•tog-o6wer Mturtse the seal.
woo of Asblsld sed Wes% Wawano'b.
with Hsgb Girds sad Jobe Rowers w tbe
✓ aspootere captains, was woe by tee mots
from Anb8eld, amidst Otiose smrmesL
The dowdily metal for horses was enother
soot of interest. A prose suels bpst was
beeped with .tools, with tee moo ea top of
the ,rases, and the team that moved ten
btfts.t load took t►. prise James Forager's
toss were tests +lasers. Tb. L..keeer
eras. bend .ad piper David McKay kr.
Dished stens/ muco. The speeding 0..-
1.44* •les sweated eathee141110 attendee.
Teo eo.e.rt la tee .vwiog brought oat •
large atteed4a0e tad was • greed nooses.
The .ter of the eveeute was the redoub able
Jame. Fax. of Tweet°, whose mirtbfol per.
ferm.sces kept the wideness to great rood
..mer. Mir Berry. of Looksow, was tee
demerit sms..mpe/W- 'Tb. Mann 'Fetter-
soo, of Westfield, tbe Mimeos Crawford and
Aode„on. of Des/asses. and T. R. Cour-
uoe, of Nil., reederee vetoed assistance
in sae eregrim,
Yellendpg Y life (trite het.
. -Z%t1' - •
HeavyssRht.-I1e•ed mare with foal
b, ties side, Tess Tedd, W m Kiekl.y ; 2
year old blly or ''!dist. Jas. Foster, Jess
/tablets ; 1 year el 1 filly or giddier, W. it
1 Juniata", 1 wad 2; foal of 1896, W..
Kiokley, Joe. B•Idwto ; tom in barmen.
F:pererm Batt.
Agricultural.- Breed mar. wee lost
by her side. J. ,.•Nees, Berber Bees.: 2
yor old 811, or gelding, I. Batt, Berber
era.; 1 year old filly se gefditag, W. & J.
Jeanie/Oa, foal of 1 J. b8 Bayle.
carom ; team M
is Y'mWeis.7
lt
Robt. Wester. •
Gwent P.rpw.- 8 yelleold filly or geld.
lag, Chas. Taylor; 1 year •1d Ally or geld -
Sur. Berber Brea.. TMs. Todd ; foal of 1896.
Jobe Clark, Jas. Verges, ; team 1. bio...
Dot Dot to synod 1,200 lbs. sok.
W.
Y IDIOM
&
Mo., C Taylor : so.elel, h ty
Lvodesb.re, for best Molt of 1898 on�b
ironed, heavy dr4.gk'.
t or sura'
M Das.
Road tad Carriage. - BrOod mare
Ara
with
fail by her side, W. M•1leoge,
.troag ; 2 rot old filly er
old filly 4.. geld.
Bailie, if rash Gies ; 1 year Uts: geld.
`�Keened' Fern.►. F- • es Roens &
.' a hareem.horsesatobed M1;n/. G...Gr....
Bar ; Ribero
W. Eittatt & 8/e ; 1..1, W. Me11..*L D.
Prelim
eirSIMIM IN TNn Silo.
Farmers' troller posh snore .r reNlse.
property et exhibitor. General emsstl.soy,
idyls and soundoed considered. Paul Read,
Peter Arketl, Jas. Metirlde.
Open to ell : trot or pees : beet three io
five, mile heat. --P. McDevitt. Luoknow,
"Grove M." ; Jan. hillier, Uodericb, "Vir-
ginia'' ; Geo. Buxton, lioderioh, "Allan
Line."
Lady Urivte--eilrels, Mies Millis Montt.
tee.
Variety 10.0.-IILt link-Vempetiov
bones were drawn up .sd•*400R feriae
vesaole, whish was plead 32 lest from line,
heroes. woe plead wovenoot to vobble,
and bored held by ferelook; when word was
Riven to stet they wen brad .,s..d.
taboo to vehicle. bar0seeed, hitched, walk-
ed first quarter, trotted «stood quark-. sad'
Rio as you pleaw lest belt mile • 0o maps
were reed on horned ; won Ly Jas White
(li, Joe Armstrong (2), John Sparrow (3).
DenWlag Matob--By teems_ Jams. For.
stmt.
t:ATT8.1.
Durham-TLorootbbrd-Milch cow, F.
Anderson, W & J. Jameeoo; 2 yew old het.
for, W & .1. JemO1041. 'Thou. Anler'oo; 1
yyuer uld boiler, W. & J. Jameson, 1st end
2M: heifer calx, Thos. And.r-soo. W. & .1.
J4me0. boil poll, W. & J. Jemesou, T
Andsrwa; aged boll, T boo. Andersoo; herd,
three lenule1, use male. W. & J. Jnmssoo.
Jersey -Thoroughbred Illslodheifer, (7.
Lottie, Healy Morrie; 2 y Morris. T
Hwrv; 1 year old heifer. Hatt'
Little; biter calf, Henry Morris, W. Mal
lough: herd. three females sod one mals,
Hatay Morris.
Grads mattes-Mtlob cow. W. Aadsora, J.
Seas; 2 year old heifer, Thee Dither; 1
year old hailer. W. M•Ilougn. Hasty Mor-
ro; steer elf. A. R Anderson. Win. time,.
better calf. W. Boise. A. R. Aoderuost 1
Mee old mlmca; mit. B. LAanaseint..10 041444.
asaer.
mode baking. J. 3. H•wris, M„ T. WO -
toe.
vwaraeLre Aep wore.
Early roes patentees, 3. Furca, D. Prow:
white elephant potatoes, Wm. M.11eagb, U.
Prom's ; nay other varier. b Verse. WIDE
Mallougb ; cabbage, 1. 8elkold It, Sts ;
blood bode, Y. Furca, U Prude ; 'eget
beets, T. W. Little : mangetd w111 &'15, 1
8.11.44 & Son, R Mullwuoe; goblets tank
and ennuis, 1. Salkeld & Soo, W. falls ;
Swede turnips, u be weighed, and prey•
stone tartness. Gee. Smyth ; white &erten
carrots, 1. Salkeld & 8.. t carrots, ester-
medlaM white, L 8alk.ld t Soa, Jima'
lane; early horn carrots, Jos. Curwen.Mrs
McKenzie; colons, Mrs, MoKeonle, 1 balk -
old & Boo; tomatoes, U. Prow, J. lbrwss1
airs, 'r. W. WOO. 8alkdd L Son; pump-
kin, 1. Salkeld & Soft ; wilder syoash. 8.
lures ; summer Neon. Ju. Alton ; water
melons. W. Elliott & 80., Jas. Alton ; ail
sty, J. Careen, D Prow ; wultaower,
M„. McKenzie, T. W. Little; garden vege-
tables, Jas Carsten ; 5 sassed varistOs
poetess. special, D. Prow. A, Dreamy ; 4
oltrooe, T. W. Little, Mrs. T. Hamilton.
111111.
Winter Apples -Spies. J. A. Mallougb,
Goo. Smyth ; bsldwins, Jae. Alton, Wm
Mahon & Sus ; kung of Tompkins county,
Geo. Futb.gill, J. Alton : ribstoa pippin,
J Altoo, D Prow ; Cased& red. J. Alton,
A. Walton; ()steno, W. Eifion&'Son ;
golden ruisst, Thos. Daher. 1 end 2 ; lipid
subtitle Elliott & Moa, J. J urweo ;
Wagner, Jan. Lateen, G. Fotbert.gill ;
russet, W. Elliott & Soo, W Mslloneb ;
Rhode betted greening. Goo. Fetkerisg111,
Jas. Careen ; 8 named varieties, W, 40111.11
& Soo, J. Alton ; 4 named varietis.,J. Aldo.
Fdl Apple.-Duohem of Oldenbeg, Mu.
G. Nott, J. Alton ; 20 -oz pippin. W. Young,
J. M.Ilouah ; snow, W. Elliott & See. A.
Delany ; Blenheim pippin, Jas. Alton, Wm.
Young ;(the others entered were mixed loll
and winter sod in ootue.iueooe ruled oat)
4 Undid. Tartan's. Mrs. 1; Nott.
Pear. -S. Purse. J. Alton plump, S
Fano Zed ; outset:on grapes, T. W. Lune.
Menke ueetes: pesos Mgr Syssuattoo.
Geo. Smyth ; quino.r, R: MaIlw.n'r, rhos.
Umber ; oo11ee1toa of booms plants, Jae. Cur
w OD.
MA00PA.ncasa.
Wool olotk, MM. G. Noll ; woul &enol,
A. W. Alton. 1. Alton ; woollen blankete,
et. W. Altus, Mrs. T. Hamden ; home
blasa.ts, boas made, A W. Alton ; oollw-
tioo of boots, T. W. Little : pante. Jas. W.
Medd. Displays of m.ruhandos by John
Hiles and tailrrtn8, goods by Jae Medd,
highly reo0mmoded.
1418.[111311x.
THI ONLI HOPI!
Louden -Aged ren, R. E. Lane & Son,
Fisher Brio.; sbrarl o4gor� mm, R. K. 1... &
N
Hon: aged ew, y
it
Bros; aborting ewes, Geo. Hoary, Salkeld
Bros ; ewe lambs. J Barr, U Hear)'; ram
lamb, G. Hoary, J. Barr.
Shropshire Dawes -Aged ram, Glen
Bre , J. 8.Ikeld & Soo; ebesrling ram,
aged ewes, shoaling ewes. (filen Btoe.
Oxford Dowee-Aged ram, Josses Tabes.
Peal Reid; aged ewes, Peel Reid, James
Titre; .been..' ewes, lot and 2d .lames
Terris; ewe lambs. .11a. Titbit, Paul Reid;
ram lamb, James Tabes. Paul Reid
8o0tbdowes-Aged ram, James Last:
. bewhog rem, Woo Bros; aged ewes, filen
Bros., Js.. Leuze; shearlIng sore, I:I.n
Bras., James twos; owe limns, Glen Bros.,
.lens's 1an4; ram lamb, Clea Bras, James
Lens.
114.11.
CARPETS AND- SIL CLOTHS.-
Whatever
LOTHS.-
Tnua$*AT, OA. 20, 1898. 5
1(3re-At
Whatever Is required in Housefurnishings for
this season will probably -the greater portion -be
purchased this next ten days. For a fast finish we
mark a late stock received this week at an advertis-
ing price :
36 -inch Heavy Union envy 11j1 Cloths, in 20
Carpets, 1-3 purer 1, ie and 2 yards 20c. yd
wool filling, and in �'�(!; wide, at
new patterns, spec- vdak
ia1 at
60 inches wide, 31 yards
long, Nottingham Lace 9
-- Curtain*, regular 21.25,
for
27 inch wide New
Tapestry Carpets,30,
in bright, clear, flor-
al patterns, regular
40c., for
.yd
so American 12-4 4 -ply
Stair Oil Cloths, in 10 Crochet Cotton Quilts,
new patterns regu- C yd our price has been 151.35, 98c
l0
S ngle eui&y with top, l 40 Brydges. J
F1,ru100 ; wood axle wagon, J. Rose, 1 sed
2 ; tarn' gate, J. Rams, 1 and 2 ; wseoo rack,
.1. Koos ; oolleetieo term implements, J.
Roo, Andrews & Webster ; pompe, reoole-
mooded. ti. Dodd.
I.AD11x' D11A1TH4NT.
Reg ktible*.-Aged Doer, Fisher Bro.., J's
Mame •sen, Js.. Alton, Jas. Chisholm ;
boar. 1898, Jos. Chisholm. Flsber Woe;
e ow,1898. Jas. Alto. Geo. Henry.
Yorkshire -Aged boar, le flees : Dewe
having ratted pin is 1898,- Re Bean. 1. Al-.
too ; boar, 1898, J. Alum : sow, 1898 R.
Bean.
Cheer !White. -las. Alio* took all t1w
prizes is .bis dear.
Tamworth. -Father Woe. took all the
prize in this oleo.
FOWL.
Is
OWt-
I. beet Brahma. waits
woe sod bad 1L
.ed Whit* Iwe brown, Lyo C. Camp-
bell.206 ; L-ahoro.
J. 14 Hoene ; Plymouth rook, J. C.
1,.a'. 1 and ? ; Plymouth rock, white, J.
C Loewe ; black Spaniel, .1 C Lyons, 1
sod 2: Dos knifes, JLyons ; M ooM„
bleak, M„. CemDb U :
Campbell; Hoadan., J. C. Lyons; Poland/,
Colts Campbell : W yoodottes, J. C. Lyons,
land 2; ped, J. C. Luise ; gam.. pyl., J.
C. Ly..s• 1 sod 2 : Baskets, J. C. Lyon',
Mrs. C. Campbell ; barnyard
Lyres, 1 and 2 ; twkays, J. Bailie, A
Drool ; guinea fowl, James (hereon;
&eats, R Meltw.l., J. V. Lynne.
(MAIN.
Fall wheat, white, 8. Furee, J. Cerwi.,
J Salkeld & Boa; fall wisest, red, 8.
dorms,
J. 8slkeld & Soo; spring
Salkeld & Soo, B. Fors.; other variety, O.
yarn.,, J. Salkeld & Sos. S. Fere.; 6 no
barley, Jelin MaDiarinid, 8 Faroe; eats,
whits, J. 44.1k.14 t Soo. J. Corwin; oats,
blank, B Fero, J. Salkeld •& floe, peas,
.mall, M. Fors., J. Salkeld & two; peas,
l.rge. J. MoDurmid, J. 8dksld & See;
timothy omsd. J. 8.10.1d & 8.., B. Fm's.;
6.x sad, .L.. Ale., 8 Farms; best sod
largest variety .1 pals is straw. 8 Farm
DAILY AND D0111PMC tialiOrA(`TO11M.
Ratter In roils, Mr. T. Homilies. D.
Prones; table batter, H. Morris. M„ T.
needle; peeked butter, te. Morris, Thos.
R. MGM
For ViCtinn
t's Disease
is Dodds Kidney PM.
Not • day pauses on which the
newspapers do not record the death of
ooe or more persons from Bright's
Disease. Already its victims num-
ber hundred* of thousands. Day
by day the awful total grows larger -
No clads is safe from this destrol0•
War and intemperance, with all
their miseries and fatalities, are ot
a
responsible for as many
have been caused by Bright's as
Dis-
ease_ Yet, there is a way of resisting
it ; of drawing its poisoned fangs, and
making it as harmless as • summer
breeze. That great medicine, Dodds
Kidney P1114 has cured thousands of
lar 121c., for ' to clear,
-Largest and Richest Dress Goods Stock in Goderich.
•
W. ACHESON_&SON.
LEEBURN. '.Rhin4 with D. K. &suchen, of God.
Tu DAT. (lata ll. nob. and for some time pest was st Das...-
DOD o0 the toed of A ho.p.e., has cwt
ini Mallory, of Stratford, is *1.11104 his lot to our burg by ooragiae with our
bats- ►taokemrtb, H. J. Horton. for • time.
P. N h.les, of that CI•.fo efty, 00408 While is ilasgaton° be made many liked*,
hen last sweet. esti he will probably not be 1ergethes is
Jas. McNamara, of S.Ltortb, in/ W t*. serth.rn'144•1*.
Mies KlattHorton sejoyd • pl.es•st).•t`• MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
week's vu.t to etudes..
twosome IL
lest week our townsman J bpi &tooter Qdbern. *ousel' met es 01. 0o40.644
stetted11*110 the !creedal too el a new Drs.k
omen hell, Carlow, on October 7th. All the me..-
wot . will colla neat '.gin d 'rhe maces
work d nese elle will Aegis testa week. berg were present. The .4. Th of beet
• Jamse Hamilton was •way last meeting were reed and posted. The follow-
eashd and d : I:eds-
Mu•d•y. Is the eve0esq Rev. R air' etch towasbip. Cr, by 13 paid for use el
biro, 'DOoganbon, preacDed an tmprwive road Wed"' ; William Bymesstote, tom o•
sermon o0 the ret, "Ther. it .11 room 'er.dor $1 r� ; Thomas Lawlor, tom on
yo I h J L leader. preel It` ed
Tattier, M„. Hole, Mr.. C. Campbell ;
crochet work, M„. Geo. Nott. Mw L
Si miogton : toilet set, Mn. Campbell, HownW
L Buchanan ; Alone box, J. S
Mire 8ymiortoo ; oroohet work end oovel'y
braid, M„ C..mobel,, Mum Symiegt4o ;
onahet slipper, Moe B0oh0ean, Mw Lens;
fanoy pin cushion, Mum Lane, M„. Camp
bell ; b.odkerobiet saob•1, °rooks., Mrs
CempbwlL Mus Syesiestos ; embroidery In
n
linen, J. S. Hoene, Mrs Camp
mus110. Mrs Campbell, Mrs Nott ; in 001
toe, J. 5 Hewn. ; trusty betiding. Miss
Buchanan, Miss 8ymi0gte0 ; feisty pato.,
work, Mrs. Hole, M„. T H.milw0 ;
p.icbeJ yetis t0 wool. Mrs. Nott, mins
'ymiwguo : petalled gu.lr an 00110/, Mn.
Campbell. Mrs. Nott ; .mbn.tdery la
worsted or silk, M„. T. Hamiluo. MM.
Sv4,mrto0 ; lines ebtrt, heed made. es
robed, Mee. MoKwzi., Mrs Here ; atm
hrotdery o0 bolting ololh, Mr. Nott, Mee
SIdoom.on ; knitted simpers, J. 8 Hswrte
Blue M.loommos ; fury kottt,nit t0 wool,
Miss epees/tee, U. MoKoez • ; fano,
ks:tting in ootto0, Mrs. MoK.oz.e, Mte.
3)) mwtte ;table centre piece, Mise Ideate
N.Ilour6, Mn. Nott; been shirt, macbra
mode, unwashed, Mn. MoK.nz.s. M.s. le-
oheoan ; woolen mite. hated made,
Mrs Me
54oei-
Korea, Mw Symington ;
info, bend made, Mrs. Hole, Mrs. MoKw-
z e ; woollen Nooks, feud trod., Mr'. Mo.
Kar.zi., Mrs. Hello ; sets ouobtoo, Mw Mal
01meoo. Mrs. Nott; piaow shoes. Mies
Symingloo, Mrs. Nott ; point Isom, M„.
Campbell ; macrame work, Mime Sewing.
ton, Mrs. Hale ; tarty food shirt,
Mo. Nott, Mrs. Hole ; a„iy path work,
Mr. Nott, Mho M.Ieom.00: anemone work,
Mrs. Camptell, Mr'. Nott ; Nit lady's
Underwear. 14 s. Symioge0., Mrs.14oK00zte;
darned net, M„. Note, Miss Buchanan ;
darn os sock or stocking, Mrs. T. Howlers.
J. 8 Hoene ; wsberk, Mies 9 mlogtw :
knitted quilt, Mess Symu1t00. Mrs. Nod ;
oroobst quilt. J. 8. Horne, Mw 8vmise•
tete : rat carpet, Mies B.obeaan, Mn. T.
Aaderses ; rot mat, Mo. Nott, Mrs. T.
1)isb.r ; woollies yarn ; M„. T. Hamilteb,
Mrs. Nott ; Hendee Moe, Mrs. C.mpbell,
Mrs. Hole; table scarf, M„. thimpbell, Mir
Malmmon. ; est table mgr. J. S. Hoene,
Mrs. Campbell ; tea oozy, Mo. Nett, Min
Sym er's' ; ribbon work, Mn. Nott, M„.
C.Oipwll : outline embroidery ; Mir 14, -
mimeo., hire. holt ; log oaks alit,, Mrs.
Nott, If re. Campbell: entry q
Hale. Mise 8v.tfnjl.a ; smbrotder!. J. 8
Howris,. Mrs. Hole ; ballouholes, in six
dld,redt m.t.riele, Mre. *Astons, Mies
Bueb•nan ; embroidery with repo. in 'ilk,
M+as Maloomsee, Mrs Note ; drown work,
Miss SymingtonMrs. Hole; woollen 'bawl.
eroebes or net, J. 8. Howrde, Mrs. Comp.
bell; pelntist on silk or rtes, oil,(erteor)
'3 M1v n. but no prises awarded by iodises ;
nre soneo, Mee. hots, Mu Campbell ;
fanny tidy, Mir M.IOom•oo, Mrs. Nott ;
oroohet lace, autos, Miss Spain/Kos, M„.
Campbell ; oOenille embroidery on felt or
plash, Mute Remington, Mr'. Campbell:
mantle drape, Mtn Symington. M„. Camp-
ion ; (epee tidy, drawn work, Wee M.l-
ooutsoo ; painting on 'ilk or satin. Mr'.
Hole, Mgr 8yml.*soe ; best oolleotbn of
ladies work, Yrs. MoK.o. e, M„. Nott•
M„. Campbell.
nova aaTo.
guest f 44 Carney last week
Removal
Sale.. .
Re F no .000uote were r pal
A now Mawr has been recent y formedof51 i n0 - John M.ad., gt-.vellt0g,
at people, with 'ween we 1140 l;wge Bradford, e6srp.olop 3r er
Coos heather is now the sport for tae twat., $7 00' ; James Joe.., gray.l&Isr,
yams men, who nearly every tombs here $15 4C ; Jobe Ole, In.peottug. fit 50 ; John
In -
eons ahnllsog adventures to record. Two B•rkar Ilia', M5 00 • Jnho like, lo-
cocns *Mob were found near. term boo* speeens/. $4 50: Jobe Berko., dr.wing lum-
fougbt • desperate battle in the moonlight Mr, 44.00 ; Jhn Bwasr. pioktog 540005 off
1/o•tattrCtc0 - emotedeee•towhees* deer i)oatnv Wit. 001 Asst.,' Mewdoo. 4.,.
the worst cues. It never fait to I Ass. reen: oboe, lastory made,
cure, hopelele es the came may /cent. waits; borne m.de, M„ MoKeszie, Yrs Pros T.
Would you safely shield your loved M„ HseTlitoo:
home
eenm de tweed,
1) )•e. Wm,
Ortel from the fatal grip . the rheaeerie , Bolts; maple syrup. Mrs. G. Nott, James
Of twin dd,. Krlgh / Dile, t i Then to•: wuple rater, Jo. Altos, Jas. Leon;
use
end the other on the roof whale makug for
the chimney up for • ooeet. Toe lode my
that the 000es gave them great .port.
Monday, 000. 17.
Herbert Taylor hu goo. to (lodertob to
study pharmacy with Jas. Wilson, A twee
circle of fru Bede here wish him STK, 111100er
to the baiter he has cheese.
Our Chrr6so Endeavor Society was re-
presented et tbe recent 9te....t moven-
two, bold at Hamilton, by John Lawson.
Wises there Mr Lawson met with t6. Rey.
dr Bleck, who some years aro was pastor
.0 °barge here, end who had may •ords
at et quay .fur aid (Woos. an Dunlop earl
L.ebern. The d goo0emen. •I-
140ag1 Deer the f"uraoore mark, Is ebll
h.lo end hearty.
Dodd'/ Kidney Pills, the col? I oolleotioo oes,
awe op .44 for this dietem Pr.w. J. 8. Hewes; ool(eottoe bone
5c. BUYS 15c. WALL PAPER
DURING THE ALTERATION SALE
speeder, $3.00 ; T'bu Lias Sturdy, repstring
culvert, $1 OC ; Mathew Foley, repairing
culvert, 25o. : Joseph Roselike, rewtrmt
culvert, 43.00 ; Joseph Thompson. repair -
log culvert, $500: Hamilton Modeoaus,
building oclvert, 120.00 ; H.mlltou
MO Manaus, oder, $1.75 ; Duncan MONes,
road work. $1.50 ; Joseph MoCaoo, gravel.
ling, $15.45 ; 1)0Doau MoNse, inspecting,
66o. ; Jumps MGCenr, repetnne Golsen,
25o. ; Abner Morrie gra.dline, $26 85 :
William Bogie, Seeperus', $1 00 ; William
Bogie. repairing oulve„, $3.00 ; Winton
8tre14hes, Meg. $14 86 ; Henry 8.
Fisher, .n.Daeti01. $1.00 : ,) m. Siranthee,
eleven, $5 75 ; Robert Leaob, graveling.
$36 90; -Themes Hemsltee. lospeotioj.$3 00;
Thomas Gledhill, oat for road msohine. 600
Joseph Thompson, graveling, 1172.96: J.o.•b
Mosier, .nspeotiog, 41 00 ; W ilh.m Mr•-
Iatyn, 6 sheep killed by dogs. $1675:
He•oert Morris, ooe sheep killed he dogs.
$2 36 ; George S'•wart, lumber. $1 70; Jas
I.00r. gravel, 17 • C. A Humber, 4111,
$20 57 ; Donald McKinnon, cutting weeds
re oemeiery, $2 00. The clerk was iostrcoa
0.1 4n Brady Martin teCoonsll either 1•
/teak nD fiats), to remove the back• that he
pet on the rod in Saltford. F. W Mc.
DONAow,
There was • good turn -out of the
People Mooday eyei io, of last week at the
beehive sootel Dela in the Tempsraaoo Hall
coder the auspices 11 tb• W ootso's Auxiliary
Misetoo•ry 3 -misty of the Presbyterian
oburob here, in tad of the ohuroh funds
Amocg the refreshments provided w.'
h-,oey, .1 wbioh all heartily partook 11.a.
Rita Clerk performed the dotter of the ober
eerier the roadstead of 1440 Megrim. 4*.
.leo gave two meat uoe it en %hie manlier.
.tad another was given by .'den L Horton.
The Ghost lately organized made its first
•pps.rseo .t • **sial gathering, si0gmg
• d selections. A pretty duet was lonely
w ar iv Bella and Rath Shaw. " The
Bu.y Bs.," soother ealeouoo, was ease by
H. A. and H. Horton sad wee listened to
is rap:urea by the godlisom. The Dunlop
Denbo gave a reading in which the remark
was made 16.t the bees wore industrious,
but the gender sex elw4ys theorist they
erste even snore so, for mown, say, that they
are never idle bat are al way. on ..fiat move is
word, t etught and a:Kies. The proceedings
was otos •d by prsyer by Mrs. A. H. l.lat-
ten, pro.ideut of Use "moiety. The musical
.000mpanleta warm Min ltditb Horton, of
thpleas, .ed Min Louise Aed„ws. of
Dunlop.
AT PORTER'S.
NESE. - IS ® Oleg SNALiN WALL PAPER 1
11630 Rolls Wall Paper. regular price tOc., 12c.
and 1 bc., all one price during alteration
nd 2s sale,
3 j. one roll ; 480 Rolls regular j Sc., 20c.
price during sale, 1Oc. per roll ; a few 33c., 40c. and
30c. Papers for 15c. roll. Look sharp.
SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, OCT. 2Ist.
As I am about to remove from
Goderich, I will offer from now until
Nov. 10th, my entire stock of -
DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES,
PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES,
COrIBS, BRUSHES, SPONGES,
CHAr1OIS, SOAPS, PATENT
FIEDICINES, SPECTACIES,
Etc.
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
As a.drug stock is a very difficult
one to move,. most of it must be dis-
posed of at once, so that it is an ex•
ceptional chance to secure bargains
in the above Haig'. .
�--♦ fi'--a
ALL - OC:SNON
must be settled at once. Those re-
maining unpaid on Nov. 1st will be
placed in court for collection.
• • • •
J. E. DAVIS, PHM.
Druggist and Optician.
Be
THi Sfo11AL from sow t Jan.
for oslr-i1 00. 8ebs•ribe sow.
DUNLOP.
Tui"o*Y, Got. ll0b.
(4.pdr are oamping bet. again 0a Night -
Mkt Quad visited relatives at SMppard-
see due week.
Martin Finland, of Kinkel, • former well•
knows resident, .pent Sunday her..
Sceoot Ninte.-On Thursday Dight of
lot week our hoard of *4aoatio0 met and
ro-e,n1d tis teacher, Mt.. Lnstms AD.
des or, for iho first term of 1899. Al the end
of that tune she goes fora term of study at
Use Mohool of Pedagogy. Her 000neotlw
with the a,beol has given mineral satisfac-
tion to the N•ol400, as is all grades the
labelers have made mlrkd progress.
Coenslon .mantises,Mre. Campbell,
psis. ane ; oollentlen ester colors, M„.
Campbell, Miss base ; soselmeo p..m.e•
ship by boy or girl under 15, D. Smitb,Mrs.
T H.mllese. T. lhirstn ; p.00tl drawing,
Mr. 17 Hale, Mies Leoscraves
dr, wr, le
Mn. H.I., We. Campbell t
glees, Mrs. T. Hamilton. Miss
pedalos es.4.t Miss yminrteg Mrs. T
aT.
Hamilton.
These prices are positively Spot Cash. Money
w111 be cheerfully refunded for any Paper returned.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
Court Hoene Square, GODERICH
i
1st, 1900,
COMFORT
A Pio Lan -A woo.len-leg*ed tramp •
few days ago. with plenty of the oeed•
ful, borrowed a lug and got • quart of beer,
.baring it with • friend. When .t the
hoetelry hieoe attracted the 'doe
ties of one osiwr Government lake -shore
overseen, who 14otgbs he might be the
man a anted by tee Landon robe* for kill4.g
atas of the force Wt May. The offfolel was
nether sstoo1bed to find that the suspend
had fought (') Is the late Cuban war, sod in
several of IM battles had taken an motive
part as ao allow of transport/. This being
keened. ho was net molested.
Tilt .4OI31s*.
Heavy hoses, J. MoNsels, T. R. Derain.
A. Patterson : light horses, Alex. Koss,
Lmoksow ; A. Melloald, Ambers ; Thee
Gundry, Gderloh ; Mettle, A. Weuhter,
Walkerton : R 8. McLean, Leokoow;
sheep, Jas. Gaunt, St. Helms ; J. J. Fisher,
Harlerk : pigs, Geo. R. Rebert•na,
Leoksew ; .1a. Tebb, Aubou ; fowl, Jan
Bryan ; realm, W. Burrows, °aerioh
dairy ed doneetle,m*aafaoterres.Wam-
nock, Ilodsrteb ; MSS,
s.
Dotiortoh ; msnslwtsre■, J. M. Robots., J.
Hiles ; Implement*, R. Rtethore t ladies' de
riest, Mre. (Major) Beek. 8slilord ;
pokiest,
fl. M. (Yt.seser, Desgannes ; Bee
arts, A. Mel. A110., R A. Woods.
Rev mentos 1lune Oft -Andrew J. Gr...,
of Sault Ste. Marie, who bad been &beset
from our midst ler the past two years, gave
his old fri.sds baro • transient OWt. He
aloe saw his p.r.su, Mr. •mid Mn. Peter
Orson,' .t Sh.ppardtoa, and relatives is
tiod.rioh. The object of his trip was to
take op • @Aliment of bores for our tows.
man, A. Allen, by rod en Friday of .•t
week to the Soo. While here be resolved
quit. an °Tattoo from many of the !ostler
sex, who were overjoyed at baying an old
favorite with them again. Andrew o.h-
orib.m with your sent for THE BtaNAL t
keep le knob with times bore.
RrTO1wID.-Mr. and Mrs. John Hal-
dane retnroed u '1 sweat* Wednesday of
W/ week after • visit of nearly foto meeths
t• Goderieb sad hero. Daring tk•t period
lfi. Wattage men wen 161 his bermes pa$0►
el the tete. wee. M was head -master of fibs
Godes(eb High 80bort, and talked .ver
sweets et 611y.dve tars ap• sad kis qur-
tor-ewtary Oren se masher. Witelo • few
esentks of hie 86th year, kr. Haldane le
Mk and hearty, and s• alert se whoa is
G.dgrleb in Its ploeeor days. With )ear
mwlbe and ...oral others he visited Pisa
weed a•m•tery, .MColborne,a Ile trite
meet
e rotting plane
weps4r •obolare tbs. late Cell. B..hsa..
wbo was beloved by Ale fellow-•ebol.1a He
reten.4 to M• late Mietted Camille% ad
J•soph Carrell, wbe were ea bit school roll
le M4 •fifties, tee death of tee three esu'i'g
p..,.l regret. Hete•watA beend, a
Welshed the still and NI.at Mal1aed ,Med
lets IM seems toward tbe khat. " My fol.
lerwee .sera, UI. the tress, are •srly .11
pt/•d sway•" worn hie weeds. They ere
pay het set fergetksn. -
Mnm•AT, Oaf 17.
Now in Ont M*•.e.-_Etter, sin's,
teesserly d Legatee. wen bseed bask -
1B 11.14H;RYTSI12Ci.
Hot Water aid Steam Heating
means comfort. No dirt, no work ; yet
always delightful hest
We are thoroughly experienced in
planning end putting in Steam or Hot
Water heating plants,
You may have s wrong idea of the
cost of hot water heating. Interview
us and let us give you some accurate
Information.
HURON'S GREATEST STORE
HEADQUARTERS
.'4il1--
Dry Goods
1`lillinery
QUALITY AND PRiCE UNEQUALLED.
0 W. ANDREWS. Manager.
ITH-
FON THE HOLIDAYS:
THE BEST ON EARTH.
So Says Robert �bPI1L�ld
t Dmid'. R•
teslas, Get.. Oat 17. -Robert Meikle, •
.ember of the staff of the Soo Dining H•11,
M kept busy ww•rieg the ge•seteas asked
Ides by ben many M..ds at peesset. They
Vi
waist to knew hew M r.ekvwed fled
whet ►be dooto s said was • fatal sneak 4/
dl h.tes.
Amid he Isveriably •uewwo 4 " Nein
Kids.y Pigs Dead ten, *Sea averstaW $Mib
..rtety ms id. Tao t
bmi ; ail tee .15y ereereMA at we OMNI Slew
If.'
OW VIWOK !M M W. Wi&M
I AN yes. iery �/fa
CATTLE &ROS.
Plumbers, Steamtitters and Tinsmiths
West dde of pyo•re, next steely Pro.
Canadian
Pacific Ry.
.r,
At
I9 THE DIRECT FAST
ONLY - ALL -CANADIAN
TO TIKE 1011
Manitoba,
the correct thing is to have the best for
your visitors, and you can get the best
GROCERIES
STZTRTJY EROS
THE SQUARE, GOUERiCH.
M.
re.
C U TL E+RY--_.. 'A N D
S_G GOODS
PORTIN
Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Carvers,
Butcher Knives, Bread Knives,
of the best English and Garman makes.
Stock now full and ready for Fall
business.
the Northwest,
Klondike and Yukon
Gold Fields.I
LOWEST RATAB. FASTEST TIME. Above lines at bottom prices M
TOURIST CARS A wrEKland fair dealing for all from
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
R
Greening Steel Wire Cow Chains,
also a line of English goods
Builders' Hardware,
4
a
a fall line.
Guns, Revolvers, Loaded Shells,
Cartridges, Gun Caps, Primers,
and a full line of Sporting Goods.
ACCOMMOOA14014 UNSURPASSED.
70 � Sena Vlelag. -"fruhl.;: 1•bmdlls
W. M°KENZ1E,
R_ RJi,DOIaIFFE, ( Or THE 011112 BARDWARS maxA,OJff1llr2'. - csoVID111 %tom,