The Huron News-Record, 1884-06-18, Page 3OUR TOWN. otherwise possible Instrument!! 400Us, lean, exemption from taxers
whieh cape or any other outside aid.
"1144 TAN TOUR HIDE, LTC."
•--(014 SOW.)
Otte of the fixed concerns of the
town its the tannery of O. S. D0411.
grad.
Tide is ran iteportant industual It wee etarted u nd has
enterprise of which the town of Ually grownto be an eittahlishutent of
• iNe "rtSfirst
Of the Visited B
4 Guolph Conference Clinton, the Proyinee a Ontario, nomean propollione. Tbe buildings
lethodipt Chureh of and the Dominion or Canada, many cover nearly a quarter of an acre of
cana44 bolds it4 ottiugs hers this well feel proud. They" employ a ground, a P'ortson of them three
fsatourrielecebeilgieli;.. Tsrl ;leer arerst oa On dvatsmecoa
nd
weeks cOlziluene
*few brief
Mar. be interesieg to -day, Wetlutte. iarg° 31114'11er of 8kiiled workmen,
and era turaingout nioreorgaus this.
4ars umund
tiousof Clinton year than ever before. Besides floors ere used for manufaitturlog
t
00 ministerialing to too 30 or the large wholesale traria they and drying the Nether, the third
end lay delege.tee
4: n
do in the Martin:1e and Eastern ,story as a storeroom for hair, etc.
4
Provinces, Ontario and Manitoba, Tha leather tumid •out at this ea -
they have shipped and are centime tablieliment hchiefly for belting
ally hippincar ts
to Australia and a eteamoroller i$ used for work
and Eugland. They have to a very -
sg ie
ink` it het° proper shape. Steam
large extent, oth at halm° aud
power is also used for grinding bark,
b
abroad displaced foreign made k,ondS PUOIPillgs etc. A. novel mode pf
through• the sheer free of merit puntping, sir drawing water for the
alone. They are now preparing a holler, etc., and liquid from the vets
car lot for shipment to Lender),
and leeches, is adopted. Steam is
England, The Co. are noWliterally forced along inch iron pipes. At
"carrying the war iatoAEice" and
right anfe
gles mn these pipes other
expect to open trade at Cape Col-
° I
pipes project down into the •wells or
oily. The tallest/erg cut will give vats, The isteaui patti4Pfl along the
pipes from the boiler exhatiste• tl e
air in what we shall call the pump,
but it is curly a plain iron pipe, mad
Ile va3uuni thus caused creates a
euetion whit.,h brings up the liquor
or water, very simply and economic
ally. The output for the last year
was 81 hides per wettla4,212 per
year. The average cash value of
.each raw hide is $6.50. The bidEs
and bark, and the amount paid for
wages, eta.; represent a cash outlay
for the year of about $3e,000, At
present% Mr, Doan has .stock meets.
facttired and proeess of utanufac-
tering valut d $10,000, Besides
the 'edam; referred to consideritble,
Role leather is turned out. About
20,000 lbs of hair was shipped by
this firm taet ,year. •
r--1* islibUest sat-
The woollett .of Corbett, mid
Boles is the must extensive concern
sot,sthe- kind in Ruron. Oa,
°stab! jell talent' wins enliirged , about
three years ago it was fitted up to
meet modem requirements. Stece
thet time not only has custom work
been attended to,- but a very large
amount of cominereial goods havbeene
turned out, erneloyiug in- their
ma tufacture about 25 hands all year
roped. A lar amotint of etistont
work had been clone at tilts milt
The traria hes al.o been supplied1iiii
I -re q uan tit ieswith t wee's flannels;
birinkete, Yenta, ect, hy this firm.
These goods are said -tohave alwaye
Men of a uniformly ;superior finish
gild as smell to have compared favor,
ably with eimiliar goode inenufactur.
ell by the, lar:eest esfablislintents 'in
Cabada, the :United States or Eng
WHAT CLINTON IS DOING
livoinauligS0 ETC.
• •vssembled. here..
'Thetown is situate at the junction
of the origival •lesttling highways of
• the auron Dietrict -London and
1'11111an fiseatlarand was first knowu
Vaislitettiset's cc:tartans.
,ClAtlemen of that game had located
here ist 1831, and whose hestelry
was. a convottient stopping plaee for
theearly immigrants on their way
to Gotlerich. Iu 1844 Wi. Ratten-
bury, still living in the town, pur-
Vanclerburg's business and
".from, that timeferward for many
yeare the. plaice was known as Rat
tenbury'e corners. Councillor Wm.
Gibbinge, now a partner idthe
Doherty Organ Company, Was the
tirst male chilli born in the place
awl there is probably no one now
living in the tewn who was here
previous to alie,...advent of. • :Mr.
Gibbiugs.
asso.,•s
.;,•osisi• • re ,T.arerye- MANTON
Isteglfm:teeseu;me. iurportanee with
the building of the Buffalo, Brant-
ford and Lake Huron Railway; ani
on the lei of Jarmary, 185$, it doff-
ed its :meddling clothes and. donnec14
the dress ef a full blown intlepsnds-
'Wlittehead, new of Wintapeg, Geo,
,now b 111.ciunt Clemens,
.....4„..Miels..,;...SsaanAlsitaliee,.. Wm. R,,oW tilts
' 'Oittairg'S;•isltIresessrliree-
rtikleased, were the first counciliore ;.
• ,Tims• Stevenson, Clerk; E. Ditteley
' and H. J.Miu1ilaugll, Assessors; 0..
• $.1)..nInr 'ColleaOr; M. MhTeggart,
Treaalifer• •W. Rowell: J. W. Kr,
• .1.intl Cout, Ligenne IliVluktur;+;
Di Miley rind Thomas Plummer,
Street Clominiesiouers.
,
•
the, first, teal -ding erected in .Clin.
ton as a Churcb... is the one in the
roar of•the".pretscott Buell:tit 'cherub,
riew used, for 'the 'Sunday Sehool.
• In 1875 Clinton' was incorporated,
esi a . toWn, and the late Rober't
Callender was tht• first Mityme
e Fisher' the fleet 'PreeVes ter the tmen
• • Messrs, s Bertott'e J.'. , Cheney, W,
' 'Coats, Doan, •Irwio, Johnston, Mcs
'• :Leman), 'Searle, J. *Sheppard . and
.Slnith,Coullcjil !or. ,The eeeceeiling
Maybes were A. S. Fisher, S.' Mal-
conison, W. W, 'Fatten, W. 0,
.Searle, '78 and '79,- awl D. Pore
rester, the pierei1( efficient execute
ie head, who Wan 1,11P dlnine of
the people in, '80, '8.1, 82, '83 mid
'84.. • •
••, For the years follciwiuge incorpor:
ritionethe.R -eyes seere Jog, Cliiriley,
••'76.,ande",77; 'JO% Cisidlt-sy and I), .It•
...Menzies, '78', '79 and '80. The pope's,- tion beet eo inereaseti Cm' '77...that the
town Rae been entitled'totwe repro-
eetetativese in the County Connell
sitice that...year. .. 'err Chidley and
.Shepherd were the Rettivesdn
, INIFP4Seff4 E. i.Corliett nett Tilos;
• Cooper in '82 tied . '83; 'Nfessers A.
.7.raa4a. start a
;the.preserst year, '84..
• • . • :TONOT PAIttlasigNi'
• 4- .• • • • •. •
Th t WO last teemed gentlemen,
'with l‘layor Forester; Conneillora,
(.1entedom W..06 ttes,•jr„T. eKenzie,,
1. Doane Ify. ' Walker A, 'NI eKeezie
end penile 'constitute the town...par:
1st ; lianseet for flu. corm:tit year,- '.• •
ser;ettien
. • John • Callender, teaneeer af the
• Palace deeeemstie.esteldisliMent, W;s54
7.: • appointed, elerk. ie -19 and lots •lield.
• the poeitien up•to thepresent time.
...The eminently seeisfactory manner
in whieli lie lselieeliarge(1 hes duties.
is ample insti.6eetion of hiteappoiet•
spent, altheugh ',there were netiny•
other Wortliy .applicents.. N..Roligem
the preeett t Teeriseeer:1).-x
• • enet and Ily. Steveoe, Assessors;
•Chief t;?,Police,Cellectorend St root.-
Inspeotor W.. T. .Paisley; .Market,
* Clerk,etc.,Lnke Trouse:- Audieore,
R. M. Ileteey and -W. W. Ferran,
Geo. EPay is Chief Engineer of
:the Fire 13rigalle. . •
The munieipttl machine mins very
. smoothly,with the least posaildm
amoent Of. friction. it. is'questio.n.'
iableif in the Prrtvince there can •bil
found- a' mu nieitSal stall who have a.
• more intelligent ermeeption ertheir
titles; or ;whose -high endeavor to
serve this publiegood ie beaked by
'more aheicluitye.
.
ioeldttertreet; Woetts..
. .
To 18[62 ;Wire establielied here th&
ogriputtural implementWorks of
-Glasgow, do„. Owing.
to. the death' of ?Jr. Glatteever 'ono. of
• the original mem here,. geelmitge ill
the peesonitel of the •fires took pleve
• two or three emits ago mid it, is time
rempoetel of Fat ran, McPherson tit
Rove. • Their apetiiitlty is the
'One to be Mooed,
That from so email a body could bp raised
A. torrent of sounds, whose melody
Code swell into such sweet variaty.'
a. : flair idea. or'.
watch' she 'tnaitufarSture of these
organs is carried on.
• • ,FANNING MILLS,
Proliably• the first nianufnctory to
supply 'Caere -titan -ituteethate. local.
*ants was the Fanning Mill,-oee of
11. MeTaggart. From its very hi,.
eeptitet to the' preseut it huts- been,
managed ovitli ekeellent business,
taut end thorough integrity.. The
titills'irete the firm •touk' feria ,demet
oveesell ether' makers in •Weeterti• '
0 ettifio 'poine of niembeeicel'edn-.
btr tuition andben-dr aud..praetleal'
adaptability :to- the porpoSes. ther
were deeigned for. "' The result -fat*
heen that, probably, on. the 'major.
ity 6f •farum 'in -.Buren, Bruce and,
Perth have At some tir»e.beetrfoeed..
l‘IcTitsagart•Sts- Cots' anills. -A •large . • CaitRIae.i FacTottISS. .
trade leer been cisme and is yet dottle • Tire '1st:4:k rshop-' of. Mr.
in .Waterloo county. AS a result, "Ilarerelletitelefille oue of :the fittest
largenumber of• hands' lieve leeeii in town... The Work. turned.. Olt has
uoOtilluuLIIy employed ill the factory obteinedenore than en lieneetlitite
. here Or Mi theroad e'ver' sleets 1852. ;focal, rep u cation; rr. • Can tutors hatt
Woh edveneing. Yeart; elie.1MoTag: •this year and for several, yerirs past
gart Mill -hes been kept .seippedflarge Consigeniente of •beek.
,abreast • Of .the Limes. ,Isetrytliiire,- beanie', ;buggies titt(1 • Wagens to. the
'that Skill,- .M.ftellinfl'y • and capital Northwest. ePrizee.- arid. 7ai,
could effect:hes hetet brought to bey .ploteaseto vehicles 'ere
111 perfeeting them:awl bringing •plentifel eti "leaves. in Irtillemihrose"
thein.up to, the reguireinents ofthe iit every fel1. shoW in. this eeetio'n.-
t so eliat.to dAY they Reuel me- .Teniniiide, are steadily eitiploy.ed;by
or; vettedas e•.v.er. ' At .premeet • the Cantelen.' , There aro.' two.
aimealetuere out, Of fteniti lig tnille at other ,shops of •tilie •olties, • Oat of
•••thie ieeeltotit • 50,0.• Ten •''M r.. Leelie who teens,-eut Leis
ellen are'steatlity. einp'eyed 016"y -tear qiertitity of -excellent ..•*Ork, aficl
through: The •lealtlings C6Yer -that of -Mr. Re 011,811;
-.ty ait fler(i •oi'gratina• .,kOrt
n0.111.0 1.862-., . firm
was of ..3.11eTageeirt,
• ley . end INIeaurchle, • About .iere
awl half yearie.peo the- tesvoefilst
•• unused retired rind. the:tit:en 'eerireatee
ized MelKelizie•
and, Me:003'e/0 .•np partnere; .Als.
e hoe eh they 'etive• ..long....cred it ,on •
',their seleit, alI their • Met veitil„ este „
- fee '‘espee".;..eatilis • 'A •
cOnsiderable. e•r yi nee .04 ied'eCte1. try
ti• superior article. •pentleced
et.the. very • minimum. eritit, and :tele.
tbibereeeret tier advantage' of eX-
OeIiluIlt
-fieame .
. . •. .
s.
:witssr.itsai* itAnnwisiin .
. Thelatgest eribbing • and eretell
• hireilware leeriness in the Comity is
thet of R.: M. R;icey• (71' ' Clinton.
gricrif tere, Builder, Carriage-gnats-
er's, 13' auk Sad (1 ler'e, Cale tiet.,
niner's.,- Isar(' w rt i kept iii.
Stoek aiel soll over ,theceetitei.-
tra %Tiler from this house also, eiakee'
periodical visiti. to other toWns end
sell I ages.. th rough oii t (11144- 140(1 13rti me.
counties. Pllrcha940g 111 krkp.quA11..,.
ti est 'd ireet from. the 1149 414 feet u rere,
.The less expense -of Menthg. an es
,tablielituent, of 'hie kind iiiblinton,
Where ren te trieee, (,te., are so.fllUeli
• .. lower thee in cities," antha th-orough
Tlic,re nee twe weeddi..esisiis4 and knoWledge of the erede enable' 51r.
Wood shapitig 'factories here.: One Itaeey to do a trade that.,eivals Rotted
is riWileri: and Operate -crier' Council: 6f the pretentious' nietropolieme,
lor Thos, • lifef<epe'e. has Isla; houses. .-•
iemenelyebeen built .,tq'replaCti ,otie
destroyed by flee lace seminer. Ail
;the incelerte.eapplieuees letve,beeli
introduced ..0.110 it fermenting to -leg
full capacity. 111r; Harry. Sweetie,
the pioneer • builder , • CI i ton, t is
tete proprietoe:of the other plimitig
whieh is not finite completed
.yet, :Mr,- Stevens having so much
building Work en hand that lie has.
not le en tilde. to pat in till the tea.
chiller), lee pueposes. Me. Stevens
old feetory,shered the fiery -fete .of
ti,, -'other faCtrry Whiell.,Wes'IMrned;
There 'hi ample seope and verge for
eliege,two even" erinipped' est
ments. : the -many %emelt hy
in the try at lbeen t to Clinton ere'
year ley. par (meeting residences cone.
mm16111.10 with their means,' this
• e,,use demend for ell -thee thee
islted meteriai those factories; cail
401')) mite From what we can learn:
• ut •25 or. 30 hands are employed
'day these two firms. ..
eltor.,esit rtotntixdjutus . •
ew- G°od..At the City Book Store.
Richter Mouth Organs, 10 Key, Brass, at 25 Cents.
Express Waggons, iron axle, at $2.25; also wooden aldos,
at $1. and $1.50.
BABY CARRIAGES going very cheap • •
FiDst-claes stock of Fresh Ink.ew stock Blank Books.
ALL PIPER
- 1
The largest variety and cheapest in -County of Ilurop,
gar Croquet and Lacrosse Sticks, Hammocks and .Fans.
CHRIS. DIOKSON, CLINTON
• UN lost parasol advertised last
week by Mr T, Ceoper htie been
found and returned.
GODettion District Orange Lodge
will meet at, Hohnesville on Monday,
23r41 hist, at two o'clock p.
Masters and officers of private lodges
aro eernestly reqqested to be present.
,
TIIE Stratford Waterworks has
had thn effect of reducing insuranes
rates in that town, The time *Weenie
probably, .when Clinton iiirhave'
Waterworks foe fire, srteet iind do
mestic purposes. .
. Messes A; Toon, T, Dixoe,
Geo. Buneton OM H. Meetheffielp
ere tlit; lay delegates from this' lowle.
whet will attend the Methodist bon-
fereece of the Guelph Dist' ict which
opens in (Minton 041 Wednesday
next. -Walkerton Herald.
Tun ICAL P.EConD says that
"'Vet ttrotl
most instaut relief of eartsehe is af-
forded Put five dropet chloroform
-ona.htticottnri.or wool in the.1401v.1
orkatsi, pipe, 'their blbielliirVap(ie
through the stern into the aching
ear. .
PRESENTATIO11,-7The President of
the B. C. Conference, presented the
Rey, J. Kenner (Of this place,) Treas-
urer of the Superannuated Fatal.
• and counextiiriat Treasurer, a handr.
seine gold watch beautifully engrav
ed, and valued at $125.00, the gift
of his lirethern, for bus labours On
their behalf in this fund.
the manufacture of mantles. The
result ist they receive orders for this
portion of ladies wearing apparel
from a territorycunsiderably outside
that which ntight strictly be termed
local. The Palace Dry Goods House,
ef the Estate Hodgests, has a wetro-
pOiIt5.fl appearettce and the veiled
etock open for theapproval of custom-
ers is iu complete harmony with the
magnificent appearence of the build.
ing.
• gam.
A mention ef the industriesof
ainton would be incomplete did not
we refer to salts Though the "boom"
in IL has tli4 ' outthere is coneir2er-
able made ,here. The "MeGarva"
Works, owited by a gentleman of that
line a capacity forierniug out
100 barrels a day, which conlci easily
be donbled or quadrupled did the
••
demand call for it. Mr, Marva
has cooper shops in connection anti
makes 1118 owu barrels,. A. ewiteli
from the works to the railway track -
.reduces the coat :of shipping it,
Probably the itiOst ptilli*O0talta1tdrlis
the Donaldson ale these of Staple.
Val, located in the suburbs of Clin-•
ton, We believe their present cap
achy iti from 250.to 350 barrels per
:day but there is really no limit to
the amount that could be tinned out
were there a market for it. A large
"smoutit of dairy salt, put up its bags
is also retitle pt the "Stapleton
Works." A saw mill stave mid, head•
jog, itiaeliiiies, cooper shops etg.arts un-
der t he same propt•ietersh ip. A. lard,.
quantity of wood is•requirtsd for
It will thus Seen that the mewl-
fo.atere of salt peels employment to
very limey men, -but we have no
data at hand to give' the number.
Mr.'11...Ransfutal ia theittanager.
LOCAL NEWS.
La and Armin the.,!‘ Bub."
. ZrAoluit
. .
A:0710.e.- Ai all times toetoill be glad Co 0(18400
(toms of news from any reliable :mires, eZtAcr•
. vekbal :or written. Reports of ine'etings, en.:
evict:m=00, sse.iety and'ehaech doings,
' eta , 01 815 other . ?natters of general interest
. hill always haeo a place, in our oultnang..-ED
. HOW OU Os; li'Oa Enos.-
"Clireatt" separaters or threshing
trreciti fiery, - horse n.i id -steam power,
tvhich have met:with ft remarkably
suceessful demand. They have been
• introduced in every part of the Dos
trom ties Maritime Proviti-
C0814 British Columbia, Shiver ente
bates eyen been made to Australie
anti foreign couritries. 40 men are
regularly employetrby this firm, and
about 100 tnacliines aro turned out
every year. The amount of businese
tneacted by the firm (Write; the
year exceeds 50,000.'$As may be
soPposed, eitensive premises are re-
. (faired to tarry on this large bumi-
•nee% and we' litel thet the neceasary
buildings cevisr 1 acres of ground.
nem ttaTtt clung's.
About 1852 the Rance R•othere
11nel:tr.:tiro --steam -flu'li4414-'e10ef
owned and operated by Mr. Jas.
Fair. Diet eueli laige additIonir
etie ()Heil Mat leette.elee,
''t•ro
inente in machinery etc., in eviler to
brine des capacity for and close 9f
woi•lt up to the high•etatirlatel' recptir-
el iv the trade of these tittles, that it
is now Fair's mill, with ell the term
implies. It is run by a 70 lidrsti
pewee eneriee, and ft 110W 85 bored
,power boiler his just been pet in.
TIM capacity' of the Mill is front no
to 200 barrels pee day. From 25
ter 40 hands ere empleyed the year
round, t:Tsuelly sufficieet local
grain enn be had, but this yeer
lei go amotine had to be impel -tett.
The ontput of the mill is largly ex
ported, although; SO011 in. the fame
thet "Fair"e flour" has acquired for
strength 5.111 generalexcellenea that
there is a very lai go (1. 015.41(1
for it, Kincardine, Go lerielt Awl
other towne use largely of it. Title
•Tho Doherty Organ factory, es- year the tise.ricet for theprotlerit of
• ablished in 1876, ie ('sSontitsity thiS Mil) 18 almost exclusively local.
Clinton enterpttge, a peculiarly The failure of the ,wheat °rep Ittet
Canaflitto One It le an eadsteli• year compelled hundreds of farmers
ment, it we may Use Lite expression, *tviro wearily leive large l•rtirplus. to
', sof modern and std vended Canetlian buy flonr for their CoWn USa.
ctlitUre, Sense one, With Cettaider^ has neVfii Oecurred here before end
able reason, lir diecoersing on the it is te be hoped will not, ageits. 134,
oational eengs of various eountries, irides the lame commercial Imainese
• Skid "Allow me to dictate the thc ettstotil trade is of 118 mean pro
Fong* of a'country mid 1 care not portions„ §hipments of flour for
eshe mattes ite laws," The idea the, h retern Provineee ere made in.
being that 'poetry and naUftio were barrels, Which are made ee the
" mote important governing factoes premise's, ror the British market
than legislative tseactments. If the it is put up114 Melte', Mr. trait has
.041serty Organ e.,101 .da tot make sawmill whielt is tee Int eeprirate
,‘ one nogg they turn etlt a profusion engine. The Veit mill is bns et the
etrturnepte whiels enable our for ingnetriee in this part of , the
e entIntr.y that haft.lseeri thoronghly
•or re&t.ived
,' QT1T5.t40ThDJd4 nousee.
As US'Unt I Wi!!, ficarrosi, ply the
bighest'easli price for .fi•eeli tfggs.
•to.os. COOPER, A:lbert St., eine
ten • 2801f. •
wee .
' LOST-qietween Fair's.niill and and the
railway ,ciessieg, on the 131yt11 Read, e
11,on.a
please return themes McIeitor, 131y111, or
:to this -Miley. •. • .291-
-e -ere
Ono exerShrion :from
Blyth 00de04011 to,day,, • . •
(Q. the 'old
dein of- Scan awl Davis does. a large
business 111 manufacturing limrdwart-
and In shelf guods, stoves,. rest, etc.
llarland flres. are also 'engage:1.in
the earn(' linee The Jewelry tiatle
is repres'ented by 111r, 1?riddle004)lbe
mid others: The Beek trade by
(Arts Dixon and others." • Mr.
Dixon's ..esteblisli men teje nee .of the
att ractintie of the town Hari).
business by Wile Twitchell 'tied
••
others. Denison Ilertems end othere
beet 'the people. The veriOus other
trades sire mnply represented, but
space forinds .fui her mention.
'11411D1/1110. OItAIN;
To PREVE1IT haystacks' firing.
stetter a few handfuls of common
salt, betWeen esch layer. The tedt;'
by „absorbing, the humidity of the
,hay, not only prevents its fornienta-
Lion and Consequent beatine, but 11
also .arlds n salty taste to thik forage:
Which rill cattle besides; it stim•
rilates7the• appetite sod assiste di-
gestion and 'Ito preserves. them from
'many diseasiee.
Mee, w..ri. flip!, Clinton, is
viieting her eister Airs. ThOs. Worth'
uf 51 itdiul 1, -eldeocate.
AnttnilOATLON frinn "a•tnernhar"
of the Teinperance Lodge is uti
avoidably crowded out of (hie )espe •
UDETINO nf the Guelph conference
01 1.1(41 united•Merloiliet reit coal
metiees in Clinton A° day,' .1s is
thou:Olt:diet •.over 800 luy and eler-•
'deleghtes, beprits'ent. • • •
. •
CEO: Wnyrntiiws110 Ilea been ens.
ployed ,ehe funithre faetoiT for
Soule time Jet t this week for Clinton
w itere he 1;ast ,sece rad a goud position
.in .Doliorty's • organ faMory. We
ish 11.101 .succeasr-- u.seels Post.. ••
IBItnovInfnrrs.- aninbillor D Ian
•has jatit cotnpleted build.
ing improvements to is's rt sidence
and ont miltlings:The addition to his
house wakes it, one eftheitio:4 reruns
and liest unpainted in • the town.
•Tliis-new (debit. and coach• house ie
one. of the'eauet compact, and . ton.
venitintly 'arranged affairs of dr
kind we hese even, a, place for eeei yr.
thin. atsd ..everything in apple-pie.
MAJOit AlUnirt:r, Capt: Forrester,
'.1sieutenant'James'sYoums, 'and. the
inembere of Clinton company, with
•other coninanies Or Ole 3'3rd battab
ion, 'eft' yesterday hy special. train
taco-operete with other yolunteer.s
in:delete:it Of Curling Farm at 'Low
don.• • • .
.ExOnusiON TO G.oiteraell.----The
second •annual•eiteitr81011 of ' the'
. .
.scho.ols of .Lotelon and London and
Lebo loceiships will f e held at Gode• •
-rich oil. Friday, 201,,t.. A .ereloiel
train will be run' from Hyde Park,
leaving there at .7.atn, and: arriv•
itig rieGoderieh 5.tthlO. Returning
it will letive•GOderich at 6.o. (0.
Bargains in Ev ry Dep'imo
DRY7G
At. THE
LACE
state late JOHN 1-100GE
ously along Albert and down Rat-
tenbury etreete yesterday, the tongue
Ronse Fasaits--4 team othorses
belonging to Mr. Watsen ron furi-
of the waggon ploughing up the
streets in them progress. At Cooper's
grocery an "empty hogshead filled
with straw" was Htruck by the
wheels of the• waggon, overturning
the waggon and freeing the horses
from it, They continued their:2:40
gait to the Methodist chnr011, Where
they instinctively hrought up ,wItla.
out any serious injury. And stf,enge
°to Hay the only portion of the waggon
broken was the reach.
,
A OLINDA Pa'rea4T.---4dr 1-letrY
Cantelon, the carriage matter, has
ma e pre notnary arrangetnetilYto
secure a patent for a buggy gear for
single or driving buggies. TIV1 ex-
leaNriegs„ete., areciperle of eteel med.
wOole arrengement only weight
1 00Ibs. It is considered equally ag
etretig as any gear weighing,ons half
more. One- . 'peculiarity of it is a
selfsadjusting compensating rod,com
nectiess the two *wrings. Thiti. rod
is a strong feature in the patent.
The benefit of it is, to be found in
its preserving an equal weight ou
hoth springs; though' a person Meet
he seated on oire side of the bust7y
the moment his weight hears on the
epring on that side, the rod automa-
tically throwsa'portion of the one-oid-•
ei weight .on the opposite spring.
Mr, C,ntelon triode 'several buggies
on title principle all an- experiment
• twit fall... Fieding they more than
flailed his expectations he .took
stepa to secure a patent for his im-
hrovetnents and is now building ves
lacles in accordance with it.
.' Sewn!. Puttmer, County Orange
L Oen Bro. John Smirlett, W. 0.
wet In Olin rnn 6n, Siiturdaye "-The
•ai tot:deuce . Wag fair.' 'Further (t1.
ranOinents for' On celebration of the
121h ineelinton Tem made, 'Fells
10 000 Straneers are' exPeated to
-take }ern: Wept Bruce 010I,P.W111.
• and, 16 'lodges, and froni present.
incliegtiens ill's will . be the largest'.
demonstration ever lield in: I.Vegtern
Oulatio. In the evening 1110 Royal'
Scarlet Chapter wits opened, to WhiCh.
degree several were adyanced.
' Tun.' CADBAD:ft Fr. Charlie
Yong, Of the Stratford Beacon,
Wrieee 'fieeteee•Xperience : "A good
• many grawere of cabbages! and genii'
flowers Wink they. Would sooner
fight the. cAhart'e...worni than the
little fiv WhieliclestrayS the plants
who attry aro first...utri: out.. e
have proved to onr SatisfaCtion -that
if the plants.be sleeted On the kooth
and emit eide with shingles the fly
will noveetoucla thern''and they will
'grow '.istreng and • healthy, The'
shingles Aboulrl be ,kept on . till the
plants Iseve'attained a gored eize."
'Stubborn facts will hear out the
staternetit thitt .46 no peliit. within
'20•Or 30 miles dan. So gob a' grain.
market be found as in glieton, . A
coneitierable quantity is. requiredby
the Fair Mill for menufactering
.purposes,aid Mr. It. lewin, pro-
prietet. of the "Standard". Elevater
la'a. shrewd eleheral iver whose
aim. seerne to be Work on a smajl
margin of pestle handle largeeuate.
•
.tities . and tern over quieltly. Hi
erieveitete„.„-eleinteameperetreet
buSliele, A new 26 horeis poWer
'ew°e tie and grails cleat) i lig 'nal tie ery
is being pnt. in Re, that 'the. facil-
ity rind 081(1wis which large mien.
titiee eon be handled will be much
-enhanced. As an evidence of the
qunittity of glean handled Isere,
(1,511(1 • 'Trunk returns 811004 that
there is • More shipped -from 110014'
than fremall station 5 west of.
Stratford eoarbined,
CLOTIMG NIANUVACTWIMItS. '
A . very large business in flit.;
line litta been done for Rome years
past by John Craib, As ie•the
caste with many other of our local
intlustriee the 100,141 has trot been
confined to local cnstotners, orders
were taken in 'Manitoba and tiarrens
other parts of thei country.and made
up hero. Mr. Oran) runs a large
goneral Dry Coeds and millinery
businese in connection ' with the
timitufatture of cicelsing. 29 ern,
pleyeee have been engaged by tide
firm. f.", Volvon & San are also
extensively engftaed in mnnuftietur-
ing clothing. "Pile 14 the: eldest
concern' of tho ltinti in Clinteq, end
employ a large gaff Of hands. Mr.
Pia -her has recently eommenced
butrinese in Jee,, Smith's block and
• though net titling as large 5. trade AS
either of the' othot two, hatt quite a
towbar of handsa11 work. 1
DAV neetsS, staNTIa.talt1144, rte.
A Lawyer's Opinion or Interest
to alL.
J. A. Tammy, Esq., a leading at-
torney of IV inona, Winn., writes.:
"After using it for more 'than three
years, I take great pleasure in stat-
ing that I regard Dr. Xing's New Dis-
covery for Consumption, es the best
remetlyin the world for Cough(( and
Colds. It liss never faded to core the
most severe col& I have had, and in.
variably relieves the pein in the
1 .
ExCEnDING Titput, PoWnite.An
intrortatit question te , magistrates
.vesecleeidedatiOsgootle flail last week
•Ita th'eir jurisdietion in cases of
misciemeanord Two magieterstee of
the tosen of Kineardiee, convicted a
mats:named Clartpr of assistieg (41
illicit imposieg $250.fine.
The Inland Revenue Acts Mak(' oll0
offence 0, misdemeamor, and a motion
wes promptly read° to euash the
conviction. J•udgetnent was given
11100A -rates 1110/0 110
j u risdietion in resets of nsiedemeanor
San ACCIDMIT-Mr. Halt th0. only and there is nothing in the act creat.
brother of Mrs. Taylor and Mrs, Gill; her this.an• offence to give'tlient•jur-
town, wee thrown from ,Isri waggon isSietien. The conviction watt there
The two ladies awl Mr. Gill left' by fPre'90a81"'"(1.
on 8unday lust and instantly
early' it'd in yesterday morning' to be • IsI001ITANT TO HOTEL 13,5EPERS,,,
17,
present at the last sad cerernonies 0.7AApcapst,ettraol.:(1Feerliditesdy ii3;;t1LeoTiritt
over,,..their dsecesreed brother. Tile
accideet °cleared uno:i:Reinity,
, •
:to, Co. .
jj antni-aiinnal ' Meeting of tile
minty' :0-rin'
the Orange X3riessele, on Mon-
day of last week,. County 11.1aster
Perkine lii the chair, The yellows
distrieta were represented at(cl tt
•pleetrant, time, SpeSlt; TI,)) printjpal
heftiness before, the tiseetine. was fe•
ceiying the report of the''Superior
.Grand the annual, and melte
ing arrtingetnents foe the. eelebration
of 1110 12th of july.
TIDIELV" WAIINDr0.-SIMuld Any
persotisbe tlisirous Of availing theni•
sews of our coltione for discussing
the ;ores awl eoug of the Scott Act,
we will give alimited spece,e but
longwinded emnrounicatiolleslitte OEM
received thik week will OA , be itt.
stetted.. It Wonld be worth 2 or $3
to at he'd distribute it ehd we eatm91,
afford to pey Lisette, to„ventilate Hey
persou'ss hobby, who wants A)874t it
,fOr nothing. Even temperarice
lecturers are paid itt4 it, is only Lila;
and not actaal work they. do,
WaS...denitle**7.-.t.hat . a. 1101.81'tellieY
could', mit, be held reePrinelble,Thi'''
goods whieh hall . been loft. at /tie
hotel after hie guest had departed.
:Tirarktrrster•Padnitlett,,iit
the 04 `hotel, Torente;.-isna
gloated to colt for it for conaider.-
able time. .Whets he • claimed hie
truult•it caul& not be fotind, and he
broughtan action 'against the 1001'
prietar �f the place, Mr. Reed, to
recOver. the Yalite of the: trunk,
The Cane. was decided in favor of the
plaintiff at the County clout% but
the Court of Appeal revereed the
deeiaion, holding. that a betel. keeper
only hotted to take the same- dare
Of a guest's goods after be.bas paid
Isis hill. as Ise would of his own, and
ia Only 1is4tle for negligence.
chest." • . • •
• :Trial Bottles of.this sure cure lor
1111 Theciat and Lung Diseases may be
had Free aCWatte', a tee's. Drug. Store.
Large size, 01.00. •
WE HAVE BOUGHT
1500-.YIRDS- DRESS -000
•„
,
• And we will have tem in stock this week. Come and'
'get .one of the greatest hits of the season,
:We have !..11..sca greattonanza in HOSIERY . Ask for
them and get a pair.
•
More eienple, adults and children,
are eroebled with coati venes then with
any ether ailmelit....Die 'eery. Bel:-
eer'seMandraSie Bitters will cure cos
titrenessi and prevent the •dieetises
which result trom it. 2914
The Stratford Municipal authori-
ties heve taken the neceasary step toe
wards separating the town, and coun-
ty end Making the town a City.
SEEpS.:1
HSEEDS1
wouttnICTIOE.--111 varintta papers;
the publiehed vat:Alen of Road Cone
missioner Elliot's; report to the
Cotinty Cotmcil containe several ill
aceUrtleiee. Ire did net call for
tendere for an iron bridge over the
teyfield river at Itothwellcs. The
nrintell vettliell Weald lead effete) be.
lieve that be called' for teethare for
60 iron bridge arid let a Con tract for
It woteion ene. Estimatei were atilt,
nesides earryiiI a large stook .and i'trao.lc(Itred\v1006;15Tnlinenspdatsiliaotikairnal;Trirl;
doing an extellont, trade in the dry 1given in Mr, riliott'a report IS 100
goods business, ;lesiscrs. Pay ani feet, not 200 feet afc in the prieted
Victereen pay aptoial attontion Is at(4'Illlft. .. .
Fresh
Supply
OF RBLIARDE
Field ad..11ardon. Seed&
At S. DAVIS'
Mammoth Stine.Warehouse;
Hardware Tiii Shp;
QTJTI\T:Tow
Is ahead cf any season yet, ft age of NEW ORNA-
" MENTS and BUTIONS just in.
Bargains in Parasols!
Bargains in Ti6ints I
2)Cases Of 3$nibroideries(2
OrENEE). SEE THEW
And don't forget -what we told you last week'
about the
OD0r11.1-1±MI-C4-.
•
0 0 0
TipEmppii;.i.inf.:of.:.01ilit3.114.:..
iiessigmee.
• •
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE.TO CREDITORS
litferrierlielleselteifi that -Osseo Diehl,-
' George G. Diehl and An irony Januis Diehl,
doing btisinessi at the Town of Clinton. in the
County cf nuron, as "Georg Diehl & sons,'
nurnapre dealers, Cabinet makers and Under-
;;takersOsare usene,oesexigninent-pfall•thefr pro..
Pont, estates, aridliffeiritrthVtliidelifilnedr
, lessen putatev, of the seta .rown of Clinton, in
trust for the benefit of all their et:editors, and
that• all persons having elating agatnet the glad
fledge Dielii,George L. Diehl and Androw James
Diehl, comprising tiro said firm of "fieorge Diehl
Le Sone," are required, on or before June sah
Muo,
, to mits) by letter, prepared -and addressed
to tee undersigned, their name8, reghlente, post.
oflice addresses, and particulars of their elalltS,
duly verified by etatutory declarations, (50(1(4.
(435. the nature of the gectirity, 11 any, held by
thorn; and take rustiee that niter the lurid date
• .reasuent to 98 Vie„ 802. 8, Chap. 8, (Ont.,) the
esid trustee will proceed to distribute the aggetti
61 the said Oeorge Diehl, George IA Diehl and
Andrew James nicht; comprising. the said son of
'”Georart nicht & Bons," among the parties GT).
titled thereto, rateably and proportioneelg,
haying regard only to the 011.1804 of. %Offen none°
sha11 have been given, and that he will not be
HAW for the assets or any par; thereof so dn.
tributed to any person or persorie,'finue Or Corr
poratims, of shoo debt or .olaim he shalt not
have notice. .
bated at,ClIntonthiiitth day Of Slay, A.0.1884
• A GIRL IN TIIE MATTEIL---Laki,
Satrirday Ilarry appkar.
ed before 1118 Mayor for tliat he d.itl
on the 12th day of June, in the
towestrip Of Goderich, poeitively
'week the peace all to insithereens,
and et the eame time did tstrike and
neerly break the head et Joshua
Cook, Defendant plersdy guilty, in
consideration of Willett his Worship
attid 85.25 in all would repelr dint.
• kW% done to .11)54 peace an4.
of the eommenteealtit, Tim pertiee
to the affair are 1 oth respectable
yeung men, but Chorchill eon% to
narteke of the fiery tonspettsteent of
Sir Randolph. Mrs eggeeseive leader
of the yonneroly party of tnglancl
1.1.,is iittrlerst bed tint' LIM tW6 are ea.
plrants for the favor of the Atone
young led y, And alleged disparaeing
rerearke by Coolt led Churchill to
take the laW inter Isis OWn Ihtndit,
contrary to the ettonto in snob moo
twit. owl perseldrel
dOSEPII
- Trustee,
etAenetett'a scat
• • tiolIcItore for Trustee, 287.88,
SALE BY TENDER
CENT; OFF:A..g
eheaper than ever at
000PEfl:c9 GROOERK
•
The undersigned begs to return bill
shivers, thanks to his numerous rum
towers for their liberal patroilace
for the past twa, years, Ala 45 Le
• intends to give his customers tho
Best Value possible for their money,
he hopes to meet coutinuanee
their patronage,
--BUT A-
Genitilie Discount Sale
The undersigned Will offer his entire Reid corisplete stet& of
BOOTS AND. SHOES.
- AT DISCOUNT OF --
15 Cents Off Every Dollar.
Customers will see that this is genuine, as goods are all marked in plain figinei.
0.001)S ALL FRESH,.
And not composed of bah' shoddy,.but ALL LEATUDR. 'Corea iand preys for your:
self that this is a fact, s:nd no dodge to get customers. In and then charge thaueual
price. Remember the place --opposite T. COOPER'S, and next the'Telegraph office.
W -DENISON
or Bankrupt EstatO•
costow
Perllittlte Slop, Work Shop, Gut.
llottsr wan00Ti
018 108 'F
..VICTORIA STREET, OLINTON.
rptxpEtto \vitt, cntvED
by this undersigned for LI 19 pnl'chat 0(14110
proems, inetuding btilldingsetioned by
CIO, Milt as 8055, is ths Tams of ono Yt. 5558
,• baring ft frontages of 61 feet on theyWest sIde of
Vlatieme:htet6:10.itian0786:rorr.ancioc:1:040:0:,;(11:0;08::14.41:6:4036n0,:e04:1:ifi.6.:abmbtiTstirlioittp.iiig.%
lath. cranes* aostt.,
boThinbeitig...-ertto 8of irefirrohosettutoritiotagineowilittoopirin
• Aktige6t41 Senitrot ens .64+1401
• inatsts, gar *1. )1i 814*
•
'
X�w for Bargains
Vietoria Mock,
3
AT-
Rrile .
ELL
Clinton Ontario.
as:allaying received
His .007.TEA -
Wt. -....cf.
Will still be a Specialty, and an net ,
be beaten in the market,-
Groceries as low es possible. 4
Litege141tie-ck'orGLASSWARE awl"
CROCKERY on hand. A10 \ ,
FRE,511 OAT 111E41.,
. CORN MEAL, FLOUR, •
OATS, POTATOES,
&os.
Give me a call and be Antlalod
T. COOPER,
EIFLE.ZINIA.N7i3
VOIara POIVE)ElaSe
*Ain 3,4svrit. 10 tole. Conteln heir outs •
r 0. Is a rola, sure, and fetter:44W.
woqilis in 6U.D0rulko0Adidas
To THE PUBLIC.
gode'rioli Iarb1e Worn
.
IHAVE appointed.1111nonetm oonnow;
General Agent of the CoderIch Marble Wo4.0
for the Oounty of. nufon. . "
JOSEPH YANSTOkrn.
• ..Prnnietor
•
Codcriah, rob.' 0, 1004.
•
Olint*Itarble -:Woritk
BORON STREETeCI.INTOtit •
W. .H:..COOPER.,•
isnufacturer of and dealer isieti kinds of •
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work at tigurca thal, defy competition
• Also matinticturceof the Celebrated
Arteirroiee, S;ONE, lOr .B4ildilig1 pup.
poses and Cemetery .Worltev, leidenitint
be. eeen US be apprecieted.--eAll Weik
warranted to give satisfaction, • •
pring and Su" miner StoOk
et' BOOTA, SliO14 ew,,I svoutd etrit the attention of the puhlte to the same.
1010.1111.1111•1•1111e
a
'rluesabscriber begs t:sieture.his Sincere
thanks to his customers rind elle publie
generally, for the liberal patronage extend•
ed tit Lim le the past, and by furnistsieg.
the' •
Best article I
7 -AT THE
1OWES.J. Penitincratiic Price,
ho hopes to merit a Continaance Of QM
same.
Ho wottla spc1ti1ly recommend a trial of
••bii Leapt •Iltildarktra.gri''of %the reel •
Best 2k14211)8 ef BitANDiE81'• FORT
WINES anil 110DLAND .GIN8, suitable
eforenediaimileptiremeCAlind feeelle e„,e
- •
. .
5.188' 141E anti Geis -veers" AitTse., in
bottles -:-..pints or quarts. ; CANAD15.23 AtE4 "
AND POiTER, CARLIN° & f)Avir.41 LAOLIt
constantly en bench
ear• wtomen's Hui lfoots only $175.
we Men's, toy's' arm citticiren's, (sheep, accordingly.
•
este Trunks anti•Taitses very. 'cheap, -
szr 'ream and Carriage Ileruese eheapOr than ,ver. Silver Mounttd BIngle '
'garnets only $14, • •
Or Baby Carrieges, a large Variety, at elamst half price.
es, 15,000 Bunches iligh Lind ilne.and (leant. Shingles for eale, ellean..
Buttc);' and legln. ta1c621 as cash for pools and Shoes. •
xtoovcs to LEI. ovgn.stiOr...,
jeC)Piir"..1\17.
, *Meg to inform his old customers and the public v13(04115"
that he hus again opened out in the •
•
'Carriage and Waggon. Business,
On the Oottor of lInr4 ma Prange Streets, tilinton,
14 the 11ricit tundice known as thel4Mounteastle property," Where he WIll earl Y
oft the trade In all Its,Manches. eitperienta of over Us yostre in business le
Clinton will enishic Write met the requirements 61 the pahlia 111100 liner All
material a the very hest quality and Oa workmanship tinautpuReed.
examine before- prtrehaslea, All thalateat improved rigsaulnufnetnred Mid Isept
Ottelitaritly 011 11:1114.. • •
ALL WORK WMRNTtO; vi • PRICES REASONABLE;
17,,DP.tpairingi: tali lit pAnifill,0 PrOttrtkv Attenam
•
• •
Jest received, in prime condition, Matt
QIEOSE AUI, CHAMPADNE C.IDEN
NADI So -PA.
OrSolo Agent for Gorforio14 4!er
.ROB$ON
ALBERT STREET WHIRR
v•22 -11r.
• ""6"
0 LEflA INFOITIJM
,
AND •
ALL SUMMER CO MPLAIKh
salP.PrmLNei, *6„