HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-02-04, Page 9SUPPLENIENT TO THE HURON RECORD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1881
Local Briefs.
Plenty of snow.
"Sleek taking is now in order.
Valentines are now being purchased.
cyte week from next \t(>nelay win be ALBERT ST CLINTON ONT
TISDAL>L & GALE
BANKERS,
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\'alentiIIt!', day.
Transact a General Banking •
Look out for the icicles. they are Business.
hanging to almost every etre. •
Money advanced on Mortgages and Natos of baud;
Lent continence.; 1)u the Sud day of . 1>rttFts iasnod, payable at par, at all the offices etthe
111:81.011. g Merchant's hank of Canada. Now YorIt cirttfts binned,
,aulb:e at per, and available in all puts of the
Numerous reports co111e to hand of 1 8183.1.St•Ltc•1. Pt•Jliilltattel1t1011 piLFLtto0Jn0etlots•
i'00fs caving in on account t•f the great
throughout C.nad a and the Mittel States.
weight of snow.
A correspondent asks tis what is the •
httes Bouat Close Rates,.
Notes og
t•elat. 1111 Of a university to all ordinary Salo �
college It i5 it step furtherAnd heels adv,Lnced to fanners on their own Motes,
lately. '1'I 4 New York .kgents of the MerVha g
t•n u,y i n th ..f tines tJ salt titohaerowor. '.411
A pair of lovers were married on all nl:lritetahtu i.ne:n•itte3 benght and Kota.. Bankers tr1
I t'ii hank• of
express [rant .rte y. e- nu+118 er Ili
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t ;uta,la. ire• Sic per cent. interest allowed on iI0
lu•trkwl tI>.tt hl! \vas uovur betulr, 1)u pJ„its.
gaged in the manufacture of car coup- J. r. •118iALL. •T. A. GAM: (rugs. - .•
'.�ilell'U 1s 410 nee (51011 for tumbling, if
You'll just take it little etre how you
walk. Careful people don't slip 011 thl•
•I lit he -Whoop ! Whack ! What
are you laughing at?
A. huge marl:!r of our reader's will
he interested to know that, the rule:; of
sleighing this winter entitles thtl young
man to warm his uu.\u tlg1'00 tituu:i per
mile, by rubbing it against his g
cheek.
A11 exchange states that a. 111:818- re-
cently soul two cats to ti�ts ' keeper of a
re :stUratit for rabbits. '1'1117`,, utuuleu1 is
that this seas all right; but the question
Its to whist, was douo with the eats, is
fraught with ,t \vciran
lel of meaning:
Ili•. \1'ild, of Toronto, 041114 lire:liuts
fifty- three years of wan itf6;r 1882, and
auuotulw's the ulilleuiuln t(> begin in
19:13. • This is a wild assertion, sure.
enough,• and talose interested will pre-
pare to -r 193...
The following conversation -took
place haw 0011 a k1181 18'0•1e:1 10ely 111111
a 8111011 boy who I eilit;>ly swulig opet a
gate for ber yesterday: --"Ah! what a
Mice, polished, polite littlo boy you ate'
suppose you live about here?" "Yt:
lie •-1 don't."
A groat u>any mistakes i>1 news
papers are attributable to outrageously'
bad copy. A. Ulan who cannot writs,
well enough for expert newspaper com-
positors to roup ought to be' ashani(l1
of himself, and taro c+hauces are that he is.
The following s:tf.i remedy for diptli-
eria has always proved clfectual in at' -
fording ready relief:—Take a common
tocacco pipe, place a 11 VO (11):41 within
the bowl, drop a little tar• on the coal,
and let the patient draw smoke into
the mouth and discharge it throrgli the
nostrils.
Valentines aro now 1.>t market.
Ladies who have ane special grudge
against .crusty 0141 bacrht:loi's,• who cruel-
ly and persistently refused to listen to
their appeals during the year of .1880,
will he 4)10050(1 to learn that the crop
• of valentines this year is fully as ugly
118 any heretofore printed:
J. L.' W., BSTER,,
Photographic
Artist;
CLINTON, ()
Dealer in 811 kinds of •
Pic ture
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Friday nigh t-last,lir the dwelling owned
by Mr, Win, Spence, r.,aild occupied by
Mr, Tdunry Rin. The little tire brigacde
was prompt. to action land in ashot t.
time•the dire, was under control. The
contents and furniture was gladly dam.
aged.. The house was- saved, -No in-
surance. • • •
Mr, S. Spence, who • has. been ona
of our number for the past two .years,
acting in the eapawityof• a miller, is
about to leave to take eharege of a .large
mill : in another ,place. -We are sorry
to part \vith.him, but wish lulu success
in
his undertaking: h'Ir. - Robert El
liott',of . Fordwiel> is going to take
charge of. tate will. hero. It is uu •
necessary to say ailyithing °bout Ilii
business -qualifications LLS he• is well
known :to .the :puhlie -as a 'Hirst class
ltllller•". ' .. .
Frames
Mouldings.
Photographs a S 7ooia1t
Q j .L
.BEAVER PI.0 ;i, C1lflTON.°
BLYTH
Newbridge.
The special meetings are going on
still, in this viii tgo.
Messrs. Niel Campbell tri son have
dissolved partnership, Mr. Campbell
sr , going to Gerrie, to start busineRs
there, and Neil jr.,is goi4ig to carry on
the business in his.owu• name in New-
brulge
A tire broke out about ten o'clock on
rhe )tri b.fm tftS; Dre itr,.
• Tinge,
-ii Tut, ])dile CAI.IroaeIAN."
ii i'itte z, fur '['lte..1e+o>'d, •
O Erht--nig ntotlloal Erin -how ort 1 civea.ni Of thee,
The Laces and barely vatloy'>, surrounded by the sea,
Lmucd. to Atlantic breeze -the cowslip nld the retie,
And hearts that never freeze, who in•Provi,leneo re.
'1 dreaLm't that L have soon thee -Toru 'ffivehi nt Moss
set free,
The gold of bondage broken, which caused a jubilee
1 dreatu't I saw troonnor•-arising frons'
rho t •inh, -
And ohartat flying in t'ho. atr, forgetthlgavhat'sto
These Works are slow in .full 'opera-
tion, anti the un(1'ersign(al are.enabled
to oiler any grade of •
Salt of Finest Quality for 'Sale
1 dreinn't.that.l'arnell anel,the leguo nett Iinden:..00w
of trod,
That [woo ruga barmonydkl 1eign:o>•or laddlortl end
tea tIK : '
Renee, dons aliii, i3cyeett• ruungu.A-the. agents in W.
fr„1
htt, •
Suiiwnerbill..
Prof. Salters, of Cgeliuton, was in the
village on Tuesday evening to organize
a•s'mgillg class 'in connection with St.
Peter's clturcll':
Mr, James; F. Parke, of Huron
College, ,paid us a flying. visit°on Mon-
day. Ile is going to -relearn at llouie '-
for
-for a short time on account, of bad
heal 111. .
• The roads from here to Clinton is
strewn..with wood and •saw logs, -which
have been'ahauilonetl by• their hopeless
Owners until .the highway is in a better
condition for their transportation.
A nnssionary meeting was- held ill
St, Peter's church here. ori Monday • •
evening last. ilfter the opening ser vlee
by the Ltev. Mr. Henderson, pastor,
Addresses were d.elivered by .the .Rev.
J. Hill, of Seaforth, and the. Rev.'Mr.
Ctunphell, missionary agent, of the.
diocese, and were highly interesting
and instructive, giving all account of
the missionary work going ..on. iii the
North-west and -other places. '•'.Chead-
- dresses were well calculated to stimu-
late those who are blessed with the '011-
:loyuirilt oi•th>, priveleges of •christaili' .
worship, to aid in seen -ring like privel-
eges for those who are not able to' pep=
euro therm fox: th4lmselves. At the,
close aeollection eel .' a5 taken up in. aid
of.`honi>..and..foreign missions .r„
Seafolltllt. --. •
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RS 'Peelers now surrounded,.tut they are out.of.sight.,
I d etni't f• ,Ltis in morin and sitting in College green
.nd.the Irt>it Agitatnrs.weIo pimply to be 81011.
110(0 the flag. of obeli to (811.0(1 ltoajing i,1 1(10 >100000
4 s.tw,onr long lost amts a•ostori0l; •-I
PERTRUO'rtvh FAIL+. •
• Albout one o'elockoil Saturday morn -
fou ulii,n thy' Monti eel Telegi•aph Cot
in'g last >k•ho building occupied by the
npaiiy and. the • . .
ex Pres office, tofgetllei'- Vital a boot •Mia .:'•' ..
shoe store, were discovered . to.. be 011 • .
1183 Toe' .water work::a w el e 'soon• in
operation 011(1 • the ` tireiiiwi succeeded:`
in conthning the'lil•e most.:to the. .builel
111;5 111 which it 01tgiinited. The fol
lowing h.re the loses as. nearly':, as can
be estimated : Geo.' Offord, boota and
shoes, stock' entirely ermat ,ne,(1 , loss
-about '3,5000 ; uisiirerl': for $2,f)00.
Ifs lay tt
Anderson,. merchant tailors,
i>1 the adjoiiiilig store, stack dltltloget1
by removal and water ; loss about , 12-
000 ,^^-.iltsuleihtor.about •$6,000. .Moil
Areal Telegraph Company's. ;ollice in
$tf uments Il icl:5on &.crit ttsdel, drugs;
loss about' •FQO, eoverecii by insurance. '
0. W. Paps[, .booksgild stationary .•-
• In84 ttlioitt:$1y0110 1>y-Watel',alid tinoke,'-,
(covered by insurance. • Thr. 1luildiilgs•
destroyed; loss about 13,000 -insured
for $2,000. . TIu adjoining •buildings
wore more. or loss.. damaged, During..
the progress of the fi'r'e a loutl explosion , -
occurrei.l•about. the centre of Vie kuiil(l,
.Ills wlli(11 shattered 'the windows. of•
'some 'of .the .adjoining stores...The .
cliuse'of the explosion is not icno\ii... ,:...
The origin of the til'e is supposed • to :be
from a stove.
I preyed fee (Incen'Victoria, her cron•n long In:13.8411'
wear ,
And.Gsdstnne he Prime lliliiotOo:.era alwa\a 4111 the
_chair; ' . • -
rhe 4134)10 tons of 1 t u, dhhl•promase ego tlnd all {{
•
'For• jltstlec 11010 Tettered' to theism, for 1 n tend to
fight or roll. ",
f now 10 peace 'and plenty • 3x100(1- frons :shorn ttr
• ' 'shore,
Thei.Fih uurook 141111 too Lily eptwhled for eVerm0rc--
Brotliorly love exte ming, and strife that once toolc
- swayy
tieing get ileredjn40(1heLiffey avid .souptintorhosell.
1 dreain't0 saw'.fohav1lriglit with all hts a>igi)t and
Stance in \I:u>chester hall to ail,voeate e archain -
And Beacons, , he was thorn and elanutl us for his ..
eta It 4 ."
Andsald he'd h:tve sit thesis so. great: out sins were;
grow„. .. .•
All 1 'CIULniI>Orl.Lia wag ,tlior6-said Satan 01411 the
Thu necessity of Salt fo`r .
AQRiCC LT fl AL PU ti, B i
Is now so fully established that ever.)
farmer will neglect .bis own interest
who fails to use aho.ut fife tons annu-
ally. ally. .
Trois Trade will recei-v i our. best
attention.
Secs if the Irish are not lighting:for 111010.ri,;hts-- .. -
and itIreo, trio r:eauso be jest,•.the0 Hoed+ must tikes bo
['11 adv00.(te thj:ir_044100 and get thenoihol•ty.
•'lhcn .tleaeon11 took the book, did lonf'hy loaf. ihfnld
.The.If:thefts Act Is 11010, bet More ordained. of old
The old —• law repeal; we'll catch them by the
We'll soigd' therm into a jail -they'll trot11110 tie e6.
Cordwood, l+Jlm Stave Belts and
Basswood, delivered at •the Works; for
which Cash will be paid. • '
Gray, Young Sz Spar1ing
When from i0}• siu> abera•4, awoke, what suffering; and'
what pain, That 811' my dopes were 111Ighted anti all was brit a
dream --
0, that 1110 happy malt) night 0omo when party feel.
• .' ing o'er,
when pe•ic0an(1 plenty -ata in4uy dream--shall•reaoh
from a1:0rn to .shore. .
i:gmyld¢illc Fcbringyist, 1881. •
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