Huron Record, 1881-02-04, Page 5uy
Ilullett.•
lir,. Wm. Diddicott lost :a valuable,.
mare's few days ego of infamation,
31r, Wm. 'Shipley, Jr., lute moved
foto toaen'Where lie will reside until
the erection of his now .brick hod$e,
Mrs• Tremier having purchased the
Sifter tau front Mr, .Shipley and takes,
poesitlisfon on. the 4t1i inst.
One day last week, as Mk, W4 Haines.
wasleaving the woods with a load of
wood,, one of .his horses slipped .and. fell
:lead, On beiug opened. it watt found
to have butst one of the arteries of the
heart, 11f'r. Haines has purchased an-
other horse fkeut 11ir. John 'Upshall,
for which he paid the sum of $145,
44,`" For a good piano go to DOHERTY
▪ CiinniNos.
lEg mondi'ille.
• Mr. Jackson's sheep akin tannery is
in full. blast, over 3,000 'hides being
nearly finished.
Seaford: water works tri going to be
extended to Egmondville after it is
made a public village after the June
meeting of the County Council.
D. D. Wilson has taken 'over '300
Loads of ice from the Egmondville mill
pond for summer use and for packing.
eggs.
James Kyle, who now owns the Eg-
utouville mills, has a saw mill erected.
which will be drived by the engine of
the grist mill and will be in operation
next week.
This village is. now supplied with
splendid sweet and wholesorne broad from
Clinton bakery, and sold by Mr. Col-
lin; grocer, of this village.
Mr. Mitchell, of the Egmondville
hotel, lost a valuable horse one day
last week it being oast over into the
stall after applying all means to • get
the animal out without effect.
Lar For a good violin string, go to
DOHERTir ir Gi n3INos.
H Ingham. •
James Fleuty, Esq., of the Advance,
has been indispoied for.a short time.
Messrs. Moore & Foster hal*e opened
a general store on Main street. Judg-
ing from appearances they know the
value. of printers' ink.'.. _ ..
There were enrolled for the past
moth on the general register of Lower
Winghacn 10.6 pupils of whom 50 were
boys and '56 girls. The average at:
tendance was 1566,, and the , school
being .open 20 days gives. an average of
over 78.
fine cannot -fail-to be--strunok--with'
Our Devil's Dream,
T eat iu .tbdore step Land 45 I ryas
musing over the,events of the past day,,
1 fell asleep, and while sleeping dream-
ed a dream. Methought just as the
Sun was disappearing and the evening
,Star beginning to shine, ,that a weary
Sentinel began to .4dvance towards nie
andthus spoke : • Why do you who in
the future will be the L'xpoeitor of 411
that is good and the Reflector of the
Tines, weekly and bi weekly, patented.
and ttepeteted, sit here, when so much
Tnterpriae fa to be jut on RECORD,
At a Signal methought he returned to
bis Post, and t, dreaming, made a Re•
view of my past life, and then peered
into..the future. A New Dra dawned.
*upon me, and with, this. I awoke, and.,
How make a Little Chronicle of it all.
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Notices of Births, Deaths and Marriages
in this department ' inserted free of
charge,
BIRTHS.
CA:4TRI,ON,—in Clinton, on the 2nd inat„ the wife
of Mr. if,. Cantelon of a son.
STEVFNSON.-in Wtngha'n, on the 22nd ult„ the
wife of Dir. John Stevenson, olaokeniith,.of a eon.
TINbALG.—In" Feast Wawanosh, .on the 18th alt , the
wife o1 Mr. OmTindall, of a df,ughter,
•
D.ICAIlS,' '
VOGT —in. Wroxeter, on the 28th ult., of consump
tiork Theresa, wife of Mr. John Vogt,. aged 46
years,
..A, Household fiord !
T
7. Coo .ei,' s
GROCERY
Has become a Household Word as the
BEST and CHEAPEST place fol '
Groceries,
Feed,
ti'• Crockery,.
G'kisewam.
etc., etc.
the toile of our legislators as displayed
Tin the recent parliamentary. debates..
We hear one number was calling an;
other "the smallest specimenof a. jack-
ass" &e. Such expressions cannot fail
to have anything but a beneficial effect
By the death of Mr. Martin Clifford,
of Wawaaosh, another old landmark
has gone the day of all flesh. He has
been ailing for the past year, yet his
death was somewhat of a shock to his
large circle of acquaintances... The
funeral took place on Wednesday last.
.. The county lodge. for North Huron
met in the.Orange hall on Tuesday last.
There was a goodly representation from
all parts of the county, notwithstanding
the severe weather. Henry Perkins,.
Esq., Gorrie, was re-electM County
Master;'Lancelot Nethery, Dep. -County
Master; Mr. Wilson, Chap.; Mr. Mc
Gill, Treas.; C. V. Floody, Sec.; Geo.
Young, D. of C.; Geo. Pettypiece, Co.
Proxy. -
The tea meeting of the . Orange
Young Brittons, of Bluevale, referred'
to in our last issue, promises to be. a
decided success. Tea is to be served'.
in the Orange hall from five to 7.30 p.
an., after which the • intellectual feast
will be tendered in the 0.:11L church
adjoining Thomas MoCreight, Dis
trict MaSter, of the Turnherry district,
will occupy the chair. henry Eilber,
Esq., Grand Master, O. Y. B.'s; }tenry
Perkins, Esq., Master, County Orange
Lodge; Revs. Beyers, Philp, and CO-
bourne, besides other gentlemen of
prominence, have promised to attend:,
There is residing in our town a cer-
tain butcher, who, for unqualified mean-
ness, stands at the head of the list.
One 'clay a short time ago, a poor roan
called 'oil bitn asking for a job. Our
Knight of ,tile shamblesgave hint the
gutting of a (lord of wood, After . the
wood was cut, be thought the man
Might split and pile it in the shed.
For the three he would only pay the
usual price of cutting, and.the laboring
roan with a large family 'had for con.
tent himself with that, as it would not
pay to send.the matter, further. Suet
A man had better seek • other tfields for
Itis ,operations.
'- The Doherty organ. Hear
them ! "See them 1 .
'The Doherty organ received the
highest award at the Toronto industrial
exhibition, 1880, over all competing,
end don't you'forget it,
• A SPECIALTY IN
0.:, en:,
',Cash paid for Eggs, Farm' Fre-
duce taken in exchange.
• MLOs.. COOPER,.
Corner . Albert and Ratteilbury.:Sts.,•
CLINTON, ONTI•
Great
INN
SALE
STOVE . PIPES., &C.
✓ ,
Reduced Prices
FOIL.
ONE.MONTI-H.
• Now is the time to secure
S A RGA. N S
Inorderto reduce our took and make limn'
for other goods, we' have decided to "
Bell at from
10 to 15 Per Oent, Less
Than Usual Prices,
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY
Hardt vare,
Axes, •
Crosscut Saws,
'Lamps, &c.,
fat- VERY LOW, -Ts31'
Best No. 1 Coal Oil, (Silver Star
brand) 25 edits ei Im ,i27.a1
periil..G.ct lgizs:.
and Can for $1.140. r
HAR.LAND c
E3ROS+,
Si ng, of the padlock, 'Brick. Block f
ALBERT ST. CUNTON:
WTIOLESALE ANIi. RETAIL DEALERS IN
O S 8z, ••
O:RG;AN
77 Albert Street, Clinton, D '
• COTTON IS KING - !
Great Cotten dale
•
1 YOSTER GREYS in. 32 Inches.
14. .a i4
66
' 44 • 4' 36
66 • K
44 Shirtings. double and single.
Cornwall Mills, in all widths.
Dnndass Cottons.
. Coaticook, in all widths. Ilochclaga, in all widths,.
White Cottons
White Cottons. S.
•
WHITE COTTONS 5
White Cottons
eked& Shirtiugs, ' Check Skirtings,,
Ducks, Denims,"&c. ,
1 OSTL (:)1\T . PiRaCM.
.ER.CiDUCE T .XEN I " EX,CHANGE,
.E P ►Y' SAD.C%0.. .
(®,A.LLANDER'S OLD STAID), CLINTON QNT .
Jackson, The Hatter,
TS SHOWING
THE LATEST STYLES'
LINTON.
arulage works
H. CANTELON
arA:Tt 'ATUItTIt
PROPRIETOR,
OF
BUGGIES, CUTTERS, WAGONS, :SLEIGHS,. &C.
tnyou epees that cannot be beaten in the County., Repairing call and Y will ine
r 7T ,
1f13]]'It.A1\]), SHINGLES. lccn in e cltan e Give men
aiitlliorscshoeing clone
with despatch.
NOTICE.—All indebted to the late flim of H. CANTJLON
i3tos , either by Note or Book Account, are requested to call
and Settle by cash or note.
T, CAN ThLOI'
Hyci.e'Par,
M,Marquis,
---o
STAND U.P.
Cp4gli✓r41,
TJlysees, •
sg'" J' Acadery,
Sportsman,
Grosvenor
Lorne, •
ackson, .. .
TURN DOWN.
Zulu,
rindsor,
Sultan
---o o .
Crusader.
e Famous Hatter!
CLINTON, . ONTARIO.:
1VL . •R. CEY
—IMPORTER OF —
BAR IRON, STEEL, CARRIAGE & BUILDERS'
HARDWARE,,- GLASS, OIL, PAINTS.
Po- +11 I V 3
Ciintoiq,,f M,
Janttary.12th, 1881.
2III. LE &I1O1Ci1I.
Our stock is 'always. kept FRESH and well assorted, We buy: in the Lest market:
for CASA, and warrant to give satisfaction, PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
ES,!!PALLISER. &AGO., 99 BRICK. BLOCK, CLINTON,