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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1883-10-24, Page 3TIM= 7gX.TXt0711. elttOig ttord ..... . .... ...... e Godoriohlows thironr Record, • <4,11(4,4044 AVM. Mint4m., Wednesday, October 24, (LOCAL NEWS. 6-) 'Wand 4011100,3 oliuh.". ;. Sonto * ell your Sexton Bolaks Stationery at the City Book Stosfe. 101trii. Dickson has a complete xtopls of elf• kiadsf school requisites.at Zow prices. 217 Liya $•rocK 84LE here to -day, Ames comnienced at Ge.leriah yestO clay. . M.wriimnysT teasineeting in Clin- ton test eveuirig. ' TnorrInt ItAco on ' Clinton Driv- ing park to-tuorrew, N:its.apv *SCORE of riew'subsOpiberS laSt weok. "The more the merrier," Miss Ios. Davis is acting as cash- ier t, .Pay & witiewates dry good Eurpsoriutu. O Solfcitsy eveolng Rev, Mr. Craw preached an able eernions on leinVerance. AsiPPss..-Mr. T Cantelon has heels...shipping a. car load of. apples, dailY, for aoine Huse pest. • .7 Coo. A. M. Ros, M. P. P., and Lieut. Jos. Pieek,did the exhibit:tans on 1cLursday. MR. Tues.. Fans, 'Jae. Scott, AMU:AV...H.-Scott will be. ordained as eldeke in,Willis Church on. Sunday, Noilsitli. • • Mgt. GEORGE Patt,iiitends mov- ins".:into the •Iiimse 'oectipied .by 111.r."Doan, until -he can • build. a, dwelling for himself.- He sold his own);tes Mrs. Oliver. , •• • ke. D. limns. will retuoVeto the Spooner property on Nev. 1st,. and 11:44„) L. Fortune to the houee.whieli be trecelitly bought oil ' Prizicess street: .• •• . irsto.,Dtwist left on Monday lost o take a position, on the Cs'. 'T, It. at Port Gratiotr:, The vireaney.. here is beinglilled by Gee. Llanelli), 'formerly Of PalliSer's. Smelt Samp-Mr. Theis. Tipliog sold Ins entire colt, mentiotiedsin last issue, t� Mr. John Ileavkstraw, of Exeter, on Thursday last.. The sale was a protitalde one. . 4IFLE .11.EATCH. - The Annua.l. Match:of:the Huron Rsfle A.sk4oc:ia: don will come off at the AtItelciet ;loge, Clinton, on the 30tlis inst.. -Prizes will muclootsto abOut $100: . A. RE -UNION of • the etepleyrs bf Pair'a . Will took place, at • the. "Q1aeisn's" onkriday etoming. • ,Oys- ters, toasts, and social chat tilled:the .An eiijoable avettiog was spent. • • ON TiME.-.-Bettoont},s :4.,‘•• Tontine " arrived, 'home oti Seterilay : The stallion race between '‘ Tontine." and Bourbon ' will take 'place, on Clinton trriek tomorrow. A ..i.00th a .. risce is looked for. .7 •;7, • •• : 'Marcif:-.,-The foot. ball Match in Oltionir on. Saturday,' letween Seaforth and (Miami Itiith. Schools, teshlted 111 4 to 2, 'i.ti•layor of Settforth, Our ".boys"cati make ft better allowing than this: ••• , DRITEN ASHORE: 0 'On, nf Belgrave, and Atideeti,- and Jaute8 Bola, of Tuckersthith, welTe arir the weatner Ontario when that'. v'essel WAR. driven ashore' nest. ;.Elgiti; Lake Huron, last weirk. • : Tot: -Garza • lotertita, • pecilishest try Z. J. A.sdriesis; Clintott; ilea put in Octeber apre;:tranee. Coosider- big the comparatively Jest,riete.il field the editor, ha' to labor in 110 wakes a good 6lieW.Iirgr RottuaT Metarix, from near Brus. side, who recently bought the An. fleet"' finnt on the London Roitti• Jas 'b'oughtwith him a' splendid four year old. Item, y:sitaugh t eipor ed •• . stailion. - . •. • yitroNnAy, whim att.-aue. cemil-s' t.PB4flWth1I kjlled Iiely,ar- tee Stake. Hie snakeShip . wax sfivining, round, as though it were', Siummes: Snakes -in ClatOber; • ee- pedially the.present aold :weather, • ist'somethitig-, eausttal, . • • Yes. W. HARI.42:70, sr., (mother nf -Harland Bros.) on Te, sday of •11tatLweek wag sittiteked by paralysis. She. was for smite tithe .spetchletsa :and lost the ptivser'a else arm. We are pleased' to leapt that she: is fast' recovering and ego- pow ,talit end *Ise her ann. . . 1. Itev. W. T: Curr, who was or rune as . moniner, aro w to les since been stationed at Walkerville; steer Windsor, is spending a week with. friends and relatives in town and couotry; Tho Rev. gentleman isa promisin*young man, and pc")s- seams ',the Micessary, qualifications Ito 'flakea sucliessful preacker, • 'Pf,Easkp NoVisE.,-On Monday ,W...eelt Mr.,' Wm. Wise, of Clio ton', lost rt pnrse containine.$40. in a Seaforth hotel. Mr.•'.1". of Clinton; found. the money and l44t it at• the Paposi.le). setko. MK wise has received his money again, and is, no doubt,a..pleased as well as a wise man, Opt) Fatirstlia.-Mr. Thos, Sows erby and Mr. John Hunter,. f kinelerich township, A Art:Dalton. . end M. G. Caine.ion, of the cireular and -Mr. ,Jos, • Beck; cotinciller .of Col ItOrne,; 6.),Id. Captain John Nic- Donal-4, a Porters were in Iowa last week attending the show, • They called at tialit offloe also and we elaoire ;lunch' pleased thereat. • ; NEw IL C. Cliniteir,-A new Amnon Catholic church, Which has ;been undergoing construction for ,10,1iotit 4* year, in; Xitikerti,„ will be ,,,oppluid :on, Solidity next the 243th Ar. 'a H. Crane, who Ilea lIseen qtronreatod with the building of NimintiaOlturebeit ill this .ssietion of the ProVince, was' OLIO Of the cOn• tractors. ERCAVE 00.)S. 110.15EIETH1EP.-,410117 *table RObitiStlity t`Sf Emerson, Man., arrested Sehn W. Peters at (lode - rich file berse stealing, end Was tak hoard the Onto,rie, hub the atertfiter Went nolhore near Port /Nit) 'still eseaperl Whitt flit. . 41,08(11)pr:es' werle'heing landed, hkrieleuffs were take Mr hln. AS P4E'e new hotel is fast approal4- uig and will be oceopied next week. RUNAWA.Y.-On Peiday last P. Robb 's horse, attached to wagon, made things lively for'it while. Near the 13ati1t the animal took fright and speeded up Albert street at a lively late. He drew up in front of the Central as quiet as though the "rib- bons" were In charge of a driver. THE late Itev. Mr. Keott, mem- her of the Bible Obristian Confer- ence, was al member •of tho Royal Tempters of Temperance less than six menthe, when his death occur ed.' The friends of the family will be glad to learn that they have re- ceived the sum of $2000 from the above society, the anfount of Mr. Knott's benefit. Too Sarnia Canadiansaya: Rev, Mr. McDonagh preached a special sermon on the I'Dileminaa-of Infi- dels," in the Methodist church hist' Sabbath evening. Mr. INIcDonagh bit Some or the class referred to in the title of 11464E3E11ton, "on the raw," when •he preached on the sante topic in Clinton. But duty before popularity seemeilrbe, as it has beeA, his motto. THE Guelph Carriage Goods Co, have shipped one of their ‘iEurekah gear top haggles to Mr, Brown, manager yf the Ku Tang farm, Sieu Tsien, China. The Orin have also received au order for 500 gears from an American firm. Galt buggies may do very well for the "I:lee:then Chinee," but Clinton' buggies matte by Harry Cantelon meet the ap- proval of Lite most fastidious people' in such matters itt the world. Mr; Cantelon was. awarded prizes ,at every Comity Pair where he exhib- ited„ and bia vehicles were..shoWn at abnut half' a score. • • • noirritio. oi THE YSTEn— Witile an oyster supper was.. being given tit the IVIetliodist church, Brockville, 1,7V'ut.' Smith ,and. Cap- tain John SaZikett, Tirotheraen-lawi quarreled and exelianged blows, Their iriends joined- and'a.frite fight followed, T.,numis were knoeked ent, brackets . broken, :and women and children made•frantie eiforts to leave the building. % Many were knocked •down and trampled. Ten persofor were injured,- includino• the pastor, who was seriously kickbed and beat. en. Smith was carried home ou a stretcher. SaCkett will be confihed to Ilia bed. • Six yearq ago the -fi'rst bicycle wee ..seee in, Chicago. There sare now three hioycle clubs and 'ovet• one - thousand, 7bieyeliate. Bicycles are. not very Plentiful in 'Russia, andsie Certain .parte,, of the country the bicycle has. never been rieen-les: the, inhabitants; A wheelmearrayiently rode thrpossit one, of. thei;e latter. places, and was 7tal4n•for a' god' by. the peoPle, aed in 'consequence was. Created with the greatest veher•ation. Is it thia "veneratton" husiiitese that' niducestsdar dillitan aoti Gode- rielt weeelnien 1,ii• take ..such fre•-• qu e'nt visits to. the , "(rack. „town ships." „, • • seraf AND j, 14.1.cid. writes the toil and receives through:Its columns an answer bought a reaper'at an- auction Sale, Mel paid for it the, same day,' The ago!' t'cif Lire mane fact tiring company that inalle.it tauie tinc e and eht.7. •in•Lidlorl .•..ro lar for it,, Which I . refused. „Ile then; took 'the reaper.. away, ' sexing. thet -• by. the attreement 'made with the original pafelibser the reaper ro- ue:tilted the property of tilt', uompany until paid .•for Ilad Ise a right 10 'take .iI.7 and what • remedy have I?" 'Ana. • 'ifthe rtaent's .storli is correct lie . had .e. right, to t triethesreepi ri—Vou orostsrecoeers yeur teener from these to, Whom 'you -staid it,' . -Painne Otesemer..--,..The .parlor concerti - as • preyinusly anneuncerl,. eaine. eff:on ,Frillay' (1vet1ug last at' the reSidence, of Mr. T. Jackson, and preyed18W}18 e4acreti the 'best "r,n xeritiirinOrt of the kind that. Ilse., ever _beep ' given in ClintosS, ; The' priOttnnto was is tovi'l•ope and •wa.;.. troll carried out,•nistilyiliee. iltg ,aii encore,, Alfits Cal hiller, itistfF-,Teln eirpotese, also Ali.. 13(i1115. to two cetwertinst so1its7: The clinir, which . titulr 213 voiees 1, 5,1 four very . (Merit bat lisestutifell .61-11), s, and teetered swirly compli• merit's for the ,splendid way -in which lhey • were _rendered. ,Thia_aihni • tl e largest ja • town anti bit „the youngest-leatler known,' 46, Tin irstekson,,te: is afire' to keep. t choir' to-getherthat will havt . the. best . of harinony preVaillog: did pot• learti slat totiourit ef, the pro- ceeds, hot jodgieg, from -the-large aseensbly present, it roust have, lems• ,• . • • ! • • • • THE PEOPLE'S 'LECTURE 0puRSE. •,--The joint Committee 'Of the .111a- elianiee Institute and Literary S�. clots( that has been planning A Course of teeter:es fOr. the • Winter 'months met. the two Societies on 7Sstorday evslitiog 7 nit-suinnitted-ti • large number. were present; Bev. Mr. . Craig tools.the chair ono Made:the reports; It. kap boon do ,eided Anti arranged .to have 4 pourse of five rectures-compose,1 0,11 fOi t11.3,7d Dr. wila,,00 "AI" ,witii..Itok SlfbeiS," Nay. .7th. CoMMainler 'Chap) e,' rEgsypt 'aiiirtifitlaW War,' Dec. 1 lth. Itev,'De 13tirMs; "Faith awl • Free Thoughts."' jams. 1804' J. W. Beirgoagli, Grip, ''Clal k Tal k and S'ketelies,' Feltru,,ry. .811.Por• kins, .'"flie Philosophy of ,Futi," March,. 1 ith. Is. will be readily Observed that, this, is a. Hat which ouglit to command-- a largepatron- age and we trust that the lahora•of the Cointliittee Will' be highly sue- cessful. There is an excellentcoin mingling of the grayesold the gay to Snit all tastes, Heys. Dr, Wid and Ikons will . speak on euhjeuts full ofliving, int s Cettimander 011eyeee rwiglipicent YrtereOpleall views .of Egypt and the late war should be sufficierit t,o. at tract a full house without the able lecture whjult accompanies them and Bengongli •and Eii lerltites with thi(le wit end hooter are, auto to draw. . The tat tvC getitlematt ia ono et the foremost hurryorietri of -the United States, .ancond perhapsi ottly to ' Mark Twain. Tina tanirso of lectores wilt thltail on ON13:11180 el abom, $700 up., on the Committee'and in order to save themselves 200 course tickets havelmen issiied at $1.00 each, and Mr effort ie to be made to Lib:To:Ai of them. During this week cairvaeaing coniniittees will 10e: at work and we hope that the result will be the sale. of the whole 'Mintier, it will be observed chat these course tiek*Ht ,pavo the ,purellaset the coat of .one single' ticket. Outsiders who, eannnt..10e. yard:tad fiViit in A ItEIV street lamp has been plac- ed in front of C. A. Hartt'e law oiliee. Also one opposite tire pro..." perty recently ocetlpied by Cooper 4 McKenzie. FAIR'S MILL has undergone a thorough overhauling. The ne,w eaachinery introduced in and altera. times to building have entailed an outlay of atiout $20,000. About 100 bushels of wheat has to be in- troduced into the capacious maw of this voreeieus concern before any flour is returned. The "carriers" if stretched out in a continuous line would extend for about fogy miles. Mr. Fait's mill, though riot tho largest, is probably thi hest equipped ono in the Province. The outlay referred to was ineurred ia intro, clueing ,the improved gullgal for system of milting. Serrf•go LasT.-The readers :of. thessTiosesswill remember that about a year ago Mr; James Me- Cutcheon, of this town, and wed known. in Clinton, had a suit against a Mrs. Smith, of Winnipeg, to re- cover the sum of $5000. The suit was decided in his favor, but the defendant appealed against the decis, cision. It reached the High .Court, and on Monday lost Mr. MeCuteli- eon rece•ved a telegram from his lawyers statiog that the appeal had heeteclismias :d with 004tti'which will am /mit to over $1000. On the first appeal, tne judge-tordercd that the $5000 should be paid. into court, and it has been lyieg there eVer • Now that the olio has been finally settled, Mr. McCuteheon will receive that amount in the 'course 'of a week or 'two. • His- frigiude here and elsewhere will be glad; to learn of the successful tennwation of this loeg atid *tedious case.-Wingham times. ' ,CLINTON FALL SHOW. The Annual' .Pall •Exhibition of the township of Hullett Agricultural Seciety was held in Clairton on Wed. nesday and Thurscla,y,of last week. The first.dey tlie-weather was -chilly but clear and a very largenumber of People ware on: tire grounds .during the 'atty.. In the eyeuinst the, Hall was deesely fllSed Itl) eager and pleased visitors. ' "Best ever Ifeld in Clinton," wee an expression o'oftee *heard. With reference to fruit and vegetables "Never saw anything - equal to it the county'," *with an occasional : "Beats the Gsteleh,". And ‘SAIstiost equal to the Wectbrn;" were exclatimtions either boldly Venture'd or sotto vacs expreseed. ke the names of exhibitors were necesisstrily not rat:itched to exhibits for prizes we cannot name the own- 'ers of usany articles, which were de serving of more notice than that con. tamed iiisthe annexed Prize list. •• • Jacksoe, the Ifatter,•Seema to boil up excellentlyand unexpecpsily,iii all • rpistrteras--The col lectino ef 11 ui t, for whiell lisogava it hasishimaeptiie, was sissi ply "initneuse'!, . . , John grail) displayed a nkesti- 08 lly arrairixed as?ortuient of gene'ral dry goods, tailor's -goods, and gents furnishings. . ; • Sinith"s exhibit of tweeds rwil genes 'su ntl riliS vied peproineetly with the Hnuse• that ‘‘Leatla..leit sower follows, „. J. Ounishigham occupied a 'spae'e, with confections anW•ali,ilf grocer- lrnst,rSB ryley scented by•the earl. ed of photos. and-frainea have gutSe ItOUS of -4,1d rat Of i:,-securilrg tint shadow.. ere. the Substaoce The -ether,. SeltIP'S 'perseets 810,00 '0.115 in Ptolitinelit: front the -diet ittireeptahly .1111,41'. up to:a kite.: dertthOi extent, the aris elecoratice • Jilt, A. A. Dee oat some rielo ly • tioholStered • fites'rietne,.. which, although of 'rerun -we ,.."appearanco, Seemed to shed rays of sweetness and ti of sone, h exstininer:i. •:. )114 ern osiers!, •sote, :front itt. the- feein of :est tie.,•E 1 ss. es hip. 1.307 him!' 3 -nes ses.,:71,1,,(.8 07 ere to lee ,seest. -.qr. eters E. (Jr,,' ford,: be 'One only ()riot:do'? Co,.,'Ittrd Mr. J.. W. "tl. I , It -..ev‘ mac wet.. matt and m.r. j. Buries reoreseisting .the IVil Oaths fit.tigr,t, 8,11 the Whice, 't1rats ford .Seeteed to Make .a 'specialty of the. ritility of Ins ma • (..hines fiir man uf-a-cturitlii; • purposes.; , lid the several plies ef leathersetv.• d together. wonitl hritidicate that, ee's oothing le' other' in con- jenctioti • •witli a Binger nonlyilie, :Mr. Weatherald appeareil_te take pepial pride tn•abotvieg, the' adapt- altility of the Williams. 1."'inger ahd . the, White:for , mbrofilery, hr.aidine, .iito., sand we most: may that• :to (me. inexperienced ftt streli matters, the' dexterity...and deftnes1) with which' ,Mr. \Vesitherald tranFifernieci pieces of malinary cotton 0iSilk-tete' • thinga- of,. bessityseud utility , was perfectly marvellous. s, had elan an ex. hibit Of organs, 7. Mr. ,0. Doherty almo put in ap peailince with sewitt.• maellities h brit 80010ed 50 'TIO8seSs..8Oirio.80.0- dat merita but owing to' brpw., anXten8. to see then) we were debar: slat feoriss-getting nearer.-- -tditin• "stonti'a throw" to them. , ; In thatiofectu.red 'articles of reel rit woq iestion whether anythiim 00 .ex'ailution,', ciVtalnly •onolil tg. in bra's, ittore practically Ow ad v 'nee ou_r_country has , made than the organ .exlatint of • W.1.),11).." erty & or, ()Helton, This com- pany hayli several new designs or- iginated by themselves and protected by letters patent. We shall not laf 'silty of fulsreueneas when we state that,souni of their designs, which we have, had eccasion to refer to en a•former at easion, 'possess 10 a pre, eminent degree.a eombinatiois -of the metita arid exoellencies .clesirable in articles that are fast taking a • pl s'ee in the houses of ,a, majority 91, the well -m.410 people. of Canada. Anil experts tell us that the musical qualitiet •of the D.oherty organs challenge criticism along stele of the pretentious, and in many, instances, higher priced, wares -of foreign maim- fiteture. Their parlor, ,organs, ttaitiO. htyle 113 Otto V1hibit0(1 here, took first prize at Almonte in competition witha large Dominion organ which was made expressly for exhibition, potposew, t Arriprior, the I/ole, orty organ took first pfize ati against' others of Canadian make. The Ot. tawa P1.688 .rnptimons the)Doh. orty oraan as taking 11rst prize over all competitors, whether of home Or !ottgts make. At, Woodbridge., York Conlity, and wherever sl.own fito agnua yowl fht4e,,a Attmotorl tho. Moe of frutt, 13 Pay. - I .• Atte! Pitoetics:-Teb hoihe niade ' butter, I TownsentI,, j Marquis, • Crock:putter, ) Townsend, D Tiplady. Butter rolls, 1) Tiplaciy,.-J Town, send. Factory , made cheese, .J „Ma pray, 1.1 ..NicCart ney Ilo ine.m itch: cheese. ars• Nort:•• .1ienie made 'breado1 Snell,,W• Baker's bread, :Young. Best; hall chew,: tea buns, 'Mrs Li Snell; Vecuirs.,pes. Colleetian 'garden vegetab1es, PotaineS, J Colwell; T 1:16.floway. Early Rose potatoes, .8.Barr." Beauty •ol 'llebren, ,T .Snowtlake, 813111.es C. tledge, • Man- . gold'wurtzels, J i'lewes, 'J Allinson:. Yellow-glabe wurtiela Snell,' .1 Al- linsotr, Altringlottn otirret, Pletves, Ailingon. Long oraoge carrel:, J Allinson,. hite 13.elgian ; oaiTot ,Kelley.- ,Swele turnip) j Shell;11 Cole'St stm. Grey 'atone tut.: , nip, J:Allinscn. White globe turnip • •• • ' F-tritiga. J Allinson Short ;garden carrot,..1 and 2 T •Faites Long snlond beet,.J•st llin son, It Cole yen. Pais oi los,' -es Kelley, C.17.A Conper, Whiter cabbage, M KelleY;J• Allinson', . ISAAC ling cabbage, .31 ArAnson. • j Flaings, . unions • grown trom •seed; B Pay„ T •11:011-Oviiy., 'Potato onions IV welt, NV Swailiehh, Corn, 'S Andrews,, j, Allinson. Water -Melons, son. ',Musk Inidoe, Allinsen. CU- tf_ .1ted -tomatoes.' J .Etving.s,• J J. ..tiquesh. Js; son.% Caters', J J Ewinisa 7. ••:Issnces' Wologs--Collection Nv. Murray. : Faney trig; J .13, Lindatty;' •llisia Payne. 'Pats. ting, ilkfrjaiglii,...N.Liss Clikt work.' in Wool)" Mrs 'J.- 8hipley,, 3i ' ne. ' leee work,,Mrs • :Itto delph; Mrs W Sturrey:-.1lilillbdrogirtool•ly, ineettoti or iirealin,..alfsJ 'Mrs Dr sidotts:" Embreidery in silk, Mrs lincl•elisli3Oir's•Itentlerapti..: Bead work, Alva studelph,•Sirs Shott: Faniy knitting:, Mrs Dr Scott, ..1.11 Hem. ilion ' Braiding onSalle, Aliss'Sneyr.4 PaY e. '-rw e worit, .Col linsi iss SItiltwen. Silver wire' llowe•ss M Re 8s . I: a rtn r's • Vi IT t , A. as, - lihis Fancy cliti•ir in wool, work, M.ra W Altdray. Woolen" stocilsings, Atha VituEgmetel. Woolleti soaks, T /nail; Rudolph, Woellen glovess; Mrs Stokes, • ;A ias Mulholland. Log amen Aunt, Miss Mel:swells -NV Swat- fie'ld. Rag Mat, MisSiMcEwen, A Bee, net. . Knitting, cotton atockinses," 'Mrs Mc...ddisel, • 'Crochet. work, in cottons Mrs' Rudolph, Mrs Patch- worklo silk :•or velv-et, ,alrs ,A .tialCenzia; „era Ross, • Pateli work quilt other then log eab'n, Miss 110.litten1 .31ES Ilentierson: 0-01Th'S Iinett•shit.t, head maths.. ...e.ra 114414- ton,..tirs Henderson. Gent's oaten. shirt, linen besom,"-Aliss• MeEwen, Nash.: G.ent'a limey • flannel shirt, 'Mrs Swattield,. Alisa Sneyd, Philo hoed sewhig, Ales Di•Scetts Mrs Swellield: Hair tvotds, . Miss Notts Miss .•Simp,son. wool work, fiat, .1ILI'S ROdolphi sirs E .1toltstes. 13. Hin :wool work, raised; Alias 0 Cooper, miss Payee. Braiding 'ion silk, „tliss Sne.yd,s4)iss Paine, :Paine worlt, .1 s, ers, silver wire, MrS Boas.' Farmer's wreath, •A Taylor; 'Pitney chair in Wool tvork, -Mrs ,W "Mulvey. • Pair. woollen stockings,. Aliss .1-/c.PAren, tltriS-17,milgtnoril. Pair' woolleit socks, T Hamilton, Ohs' „Pair woollen gloves, .1/rs Stokes, .1/iss Mulholland, .Log Cabin spilt, Miss *Ewen, W: s.wafileltl. • Vag mat; „licEwen, A. A. Bennett. • , • Fetto AitTs....Pencil drawing', Miss •E Ste»bilrY, Miss .1 Robinaoli, Miss Caldwell rec. Landsotwe water color paintiog, .1' .1' Bergins, miss Caldwell. Psti ti iris in oll;s111 d well, Collo*. Lion. Of•PhOlOgrtipliss, l'Oster Bayle3r. Penmanship by boy useler•15, bust. bass hand). J Cooper, .LI Stanbury. Pei -minim* giertm. ties 14,, Miss .1•Shipleys Exhibit S.O.. 9,.J J• Biggins, original water color "grapes" highly recommended, ' *PPott'ses,s-,Ten Witeks stodk, ItObinsOn, Verbenai; Miss J son. Bequest of ,Nattiral flowers, Mrs 1:1 Caldwell. 'Geraniums in flower Mr. t1, 'Murray,/ ealo, varnish, ole., nobetter means than. this •cold be taken to allow of a thozeugh inspection of material and workmanship. And they came -out of the ordeal success- fully. It may be stated that they Were btOek •organo, the •ianne, as turn- ed out every week here, and reflect creditably oa the firm engaged in: their manufeeture. They were aw- arded a.goki medal. We would have likel to dilate upon the skill, Penelopalike pea- enee and industry displayed :in the work of thefaeile finger's' of. the ladies, but space forbids. Sluifl'o It to trey that the exhibit was large - the largest ever made in this line in Clinton. In fact the -contributions were so eumerotor that they could 'WO, displayed to advantage. Much inerdorioes Work, with the exception of a corner here and there blushing unseen under -overlaying "'hives; There was a splendid show of \rep- tahres end cereals. • Mr. -Jos. son being by 'all Ode the largest eontribittor, He was awarded two fir.tprizes, for .collection of vege- ,tablee, the $5 spot:lel prize given by 1-1.-Siri41-iaatt ilits7-Settietyprize of $2). Itt all,Mr. Allinson tookstwen- ty 'prizes.. His colleetioa eomprised 200 varietlea all of his own growth. Le the outdoor department .the exhibit of horses, poultry, etc., was on.. the second day. It was very good, but the ram ..coning on. pre. vented it • boil) g ad v an tageonsty se en. In wheelV vehielea there wee a" lib - real display, and the tieislted appear. twee O1_t11e-artie1e3-wil-1. warraot us ns saying that better work than that shewu at Clinton; •eould hardly • be found. at :any obutay slow in alp pthuinign. .roun •1141S1 00011 DEPARTMENT. ' • GRAIN AN.9 PROM -Fall wheat, IV ROM, G A Cooper. Spring wheat, It ,Oole a son, 'Nott. . Whiteout, W Swaffieht, •W Rebill. Six -rowed bar- ley,' -NV Belt:ill, .Uarailton. Collec- tion tee' varieties apples, U'.0rossr- Man, G •,A Cooper. 'Variety tall arIples, J Piewes, W Uerbisqn. Col-• leetioe apules • lierbison,„ G A Cooper. (}olden. ruasets, R Cole CSL 8011. • --Collect.toa Open air 'grapes:. W Q Searle Concord grapes .1togers No, W Searle:40r th ere spy, A. Trick.' Marnmoth J Marquis. Snow appieq, •W Mur- ray. . Rhode :Island greehinga, • ti„ -Middleton.Spitzenburgai Miss .Mul Buldwins, W.. Wise. Vail pipplus, W Cornish. Plums, T Hots inway, Peaches B PaY: Vinter pears, 3 Plewes, • .Fall pears,. )3 Pay, E lionises, • .Quince; .13 'Pay.. Colleo • 'HORSES, /limos' Descent'. -411`00:1 mare having ritised.roal in 1883, (1 flatten - bury, .1 battenbury. Spring foal, colt or fillyHorton .5t Iniias 3 Rat. tenbnry: Three year old gelding or 1111y, It MoMmaliesit C•artor. Two year old gelding artily, Forsyth & Juniors 15 MeMordie. One year old gelding or filly, j Avery, .1 Avery, Heavy draught team, ist prize donation by .A t Rosa, Esq., M I' 41 memmax,. gomidhopt Mos Tipling, tor the best imported horse or Mare, any age or •class, !lotto)) ,Pe tones, I Biggins, .Esrir.• fOr tile beat entire draught yearling colt,Caria Tien 14e(1,1 Mason, W ftranger, best ilITy ever two years Canadian bradTabb. 41nai4011t hes Hoar aired by VelarolCh‘1,:?I'ilarn 'Canadian bred, iggip ton11, . ise ▪ • Tipling, for the best agricultural team, resitietite•of Stanley, emiericb, • Tuckersmitli and Rullett orily allott- ed. to competes wheelbarrow, J life - d Thorpe. T Jaokson, ler,, a special prize of a yolk of pants for the bast spring foaI, any class, Horton a Dines. Messrs! Corbett eb Boles, pair of blankets for the best mare and foal, any class, Horton * Innia, J Marquis. J Young s prize for two. year ola filly, agile -tit, tural. claSs, Canadian bred, C Dole, ,jit,z Pope. lioAD on Canaissie-Broodmaro. liaving misted foal in 18$3, J Avery, W Cooper. ;„ering colt or filly, J INfodland, W a•Scott. Twoyear old gelding or filly,..41 Avery, T Tipling„ One yeur old gelding- or filly, it McGregor. Yearling stallion, Me ;Gregor .4 .tlfaetosb, W Young. Span road: or "carriiwe :horses or mares, do- nation hy Al eCameron, Bissett„ limiter. Buggy horse Jar mare -2nd prize _donation of whip by W New ton, A Bogie. T Bissett. Bes t saddle horse or mare, T Shipley, Elm!: 416 Mc- Grego,r. 8prinr,csoal, j stfarqcti.s, Wiggington. Yearling gelding or filly„J" Dale. 0 Irving. TWO_ yr -old :gelding, J Afeldbald„' John Elliott's_ special prize, $13, for best agricultural teain, J Thrrpedas Stevens. 0 - e.yrun, Tinnio'-Baun..-Milelrcow having raised • calf bine° lost show, donation by J McMillan Snell? eV Sou,. Durham, female, any age, donatiOn by T Carbert„ 11 Snob & Son. Two year old 'leiter, A tones, Middle- ton. .0ne year -old. heifer, A Elcoat, 07 Middleton.. Bull calf, A Bloat, G Middleton,. Heifer. calf, II 'Snell if( Bon, W Biggins, Herd of .three:. females and one male, gpecial by 31 C Cameron, II,Sne114 Son; • , Ra•rtvO 031 0.asrhi.-Milch.cow bay- ing .raised calf 1883, - glortations.hy, 11 Can telon ofa wheelbarrow, Il Snell Is Son, 0 Disney. Special by John. Shipley ter two. year old heifer, grade, 0 Shipley, j Braithwaite. Ono year old•liesfer,1-1 Sziellrti- Shipley:. Heifer calf, J.Marquis, C Disney. s year. '01.il steer„G Shipley J Dole. g year old; steer, G Shipley, G Ovossinan. Site° lalibleyif.eorilisraci nSlioip,ustl leyfotprityer: fat' .cow br , Yoke of Oxen, bigisly recommend? ecl, W Weywoutd, • . • '. . LEI0V,VrEltS AM) rritst ortApEs--Aget.1 'tarn, .neere, .1 -1Y -Ste -Wart,- Shearling -ram, 11 .Snell & Hon,. .1' 0 Stewart. lat :prize:by. IA .: - 0.41t dole, W Clarke. Pair aged. ewea having raised litiobs in 1883; II Snell* Son, j.O.Stewart. .Pair shearb iegsswes, It Cole,4. CY Stewart. Bair ewe •14,robs, R- Cole, •11 Snell e Son.. Oxford •Shropshire, or Southdown ,s one ram mot 'tour eives,..itny,aioi,z Snell W.Sests„ J 0 Stewart. ' ••• . Coteworns ANI l'11 -11111i oinss AZeCY Tam; 3 Ounneinss-J Marquia.• Shearl. ing ram, J SioActimbe;s11 Snell it: Sons, '.11.am lamb, special 1s5 prize by. R Celle • IT 13ne11.4 Sett., J. Coating.. Pair .agedsewes- haying stailsed lambs in 1883', ir Snell 4; • Tair,shearling ewes; I aryl 241 ing., Pair ewe lambs, II_Seell & Son,' cuming, . •• LARGO MIMI) 7?.108. 'Aged bear, 3 Stanhtiry. SowlattV:, ilig litterectie 1883,4 Statibury.-• • 8-31800 1108. • . .SUFFo- LE;-•-Aged•.bottr; Geo Tlewes: Sow•tetvi ng,. I i tteredin'.1883,.. I aed g, Geo. -Pleires.. sOW pig.; under-six- inontlissWiti Oisopily.7S . • Berntsitiee.--Agetl'7..boat••,.. Oen A • Cooper, :2 S Grey. 8ow havinglitter- ed in -18.83, 8 Grey, 2.'j Avery. Bon' pig:under One Year old, 8 they, 2 J Collins...Sew Rig underoheyear o141;' J Every, '1' Stanbury.. Sow pig.under. shc.months• ray, GA Cooper:, . Pon ererniair W Grieve,' '9 T Beaty. '-'1.ight:Iittifilnas, Beaty, 2,1 Httrtioh. ',Dark 13 rsililll as, T 13 ett ty,. 0 Cooper. C•lrey • Bork.ingS, 1 and g w Grieve. Black 'Ws:lands Seat,. '1' Beaty. ()olden Polande A Wilson...SPaugled I.E1.11.11)Urg, Wilson, T Holloway. Iloudansl, W. rieye•s... Partridgeeoebinsi \Aimee,. T• Holloway.' Plymolith rocks I and. W 0 rieyes.' Butt Cochins T Peaty, W C.4rieve.. ' Game fowls -I ,and 2' W Grieves. ,' Banta,his T.Beaty,.1V (}t'ie' vet.,-Decka W. Griesv.es, . orisetivy. ducks, T Beaty. Geese, 1V • Grieves, '1' •Beaty. Ttirkeys 1. and 2 '1'. Fear. Colleetion of singins,,s..birds,. Mrs .* Marray,s•MeLensers • Qollec- bion or 1)igeo6s,1' Beaty, T TEphing collection of IOW's te cenwrise tiot leas thee . three, distinct breeds reale:. and female' of-MI.0h. kie,t4'T: Beaty, W Grieve. • • . • • NIPLEIMENTS TWO 'horse htiggy, open lf Canto- ' •• •Speeisti for Op open, 11 luiuball • 11. Camelot). one •horse' bugay,open;J• Brenstion, 31 Canteloe. One leit•se"outter, J',I3 'Weir.: Pan ping nib!, „Iles, prairie &.co41.-ang I ow, J B i+ Pair iron ,haricrivas'r Tip - lin o• Field "..Y ArtinOon. e'• Democrat *aeon 31runscloti F Ruin. ball, , Turnip seed drill,. 41 Youitg. Turnip :Mittel.; •T Yonne.' Set horse shoes, .1 and 2 '11 Tipiing.. 1Vogrileeti prier -NJ Ross:. .1,Voodonarcle"patent ,skeln• lumber wagon,. Wilson .ar• Mc .13rutisden. WOO -den plow, T Tipling....Wrought iron beam plow, with . any. wiclth J 13. 'Weir...Horse hoe or pseollier, 3"' Ytninig, J B Weir. . . • • . • ss-,• •••••••" sesss-stro (remit ' • Ten yards home .made'cletli,•1111as Nash, ''en yards home inadeilanney,. '31iss Nash, 2 Miss Muihrfflanth -Tait' home .matle blankets Miss 3LoRwen,' tl-triso-Nott, Ten yards fattory made cloth ;Corbett ok Bolos Ten yards taetory made flannel, Corbett &Boles. pair,faetory made b1ankets„Corbett"4 Boles, 1.Vm 1Iet•biaon. .I'stir gentle- man's .seived hoots, .GiCruiltshank. Pair gentlemen's pegged: boots. 0 Cruikshank. I'll -Hog set, ,not less Waif *seven pieces, A .A Bennett. Specimen marble worlsi•W II Cooper." Three, bottles grape wine, ThosFear; . must" 1'1100I1014.' • Special by klieei Diehl &'Sons, groat, two' turo bnreau,.for DO lb, lirkhc home.made hotter, GeO' Weston. Special by.lohn Oraib, Silk •atribeetistylor•tuli heMeentadobutter;• not less than 50:lbas J Townsend, .1 ),farquis: '15, 1bs Mama butter,. (I TrovesenitsD Tiolass. Five lbs, buts rolls•or prints, ,D Tiplady, 41 Townsepil. One oheese riot less than fifty' lbs:sfactory made, .1 Murray) It 'McCartney. Irome.notde theese not leas, than 12 lbs., Mrs MeMieliael, Geo Nott. Loaf home-made hi.ead," Jas Snell; Mrs Wise. .Loaf baker's bread, W. Yming. Special' by. • Jos Lumbers,tsq„ Throntol silver cruet 'Stand, for hest luilfdozen tea bobs, made from James' baking powder, Mrs 11Snell, 11111M. GocleVieh township, ,on the 20th itlst., Efile•A., daughter of Robert Walker, aged 10 years, 8 otiontbsetel 14 days. 314 Ilk ET It 111 4)1118, czykrox, , • toorrsctod (Ivory atucsdas attortioon..). 'Plow: • • •• •t „SIt On to 001 wueat, red, rr ,Loo to. Y 10 wassa, me, .. roe ta 1 Oa Wheat sarliw, old . 1 O to 1 18,, Burity • • . 0 40 to 0 A: oats-, . •. • • 6 no to 0 00 eola • o 60 t0 o•03 APPl'eot(tiAtor) porbbit .• '00 502 110 P01.14004 *. • 0 01 to o 60, tisittir • .4 (314 to 0 51 Emg, • . • 0(4), o VIA', • • • t. 00 5 5 Oo Itiact, • • . • • . es to 7 00 ' . toi tt ti oo• Shoop:acing ti 1:6 to 1 40 'Naos, pot poutolt - • 001) to no Goma . - . . 0'00 to o 'nooks, pit' 'pair • • • 0 Oo to 0 00 Chl„rItont• pot pair • .. -on to '11) ParKt 0 00 50 00 V/001 . r, 0 II tl) 0 Is Cordwood, s0 so to a 00 . *,* ioatye • - • . • • - ,OET (.1 • We are giving up our READY- AILADE Clothing Department; and will sell the Cheapest Stilt of Clothes in the County; get our prices ity. Suits for :15oys from 3 years up. CL THIN We can fill any. order for a suitJ.91. Large Assortment of SCOTCH,IRISII& CAZTADIA.N TWEEDS, at the very -Lowest gures. .411 Cloth bogghtfrom-us4fr Free. 0: Dry Qo'oL Emoriuiu, alinton • We 110W commence to adVertise enr• Grea ' Stoe,k•a 1' UR" for the : • ai)o r oachb ,SeaSOn, -which.fdi variety •and extent • sigliasses ally? 1.10-IV:II° in Clinton. 13.ek4idos showing, the •Largest Stack we' caim3 •to shOW. the! Cheapest Goods,' Our .s.to± is entirely nothing having been: carried 76,7ver • froin „last. • .year.... Tci all • 'eentemplating :purchasers we • • ask, an inSpeetion;. • • •• • • , . .• •i•S; eaL.Pns,sian Lainl.), A Stracla4, BeaVer • ,find. -• ...Otter Caps; 1 vi .0a untlets kind (20/4S.:',, • FURS! FURS! FUST FLANNELS! FLANNETA t DRESS GOOD SILXS ! SATINS t WOOLE:,1115 ! , WOOLEN 0 • See ilio 31.113 o Coal 0 In thip- 'Department tv,41.11 found one of the, most complete stocksip. the clQuirty, J. C. Cole -Cutter. Our Prices ARE 8101/7 1 Every Department in ftillSivip.g, 6PECIAL, •VAL E GROPOERLES4 wmpKgRy AND GLASSWARE. atawraceinwegrier • . Estate of the It tis twiiiess.t6.1a0 Up by it Marci ,Everythingto be-sol,d' by that .Date. Corn irnenoe,H.This Morning To :give; in- addiiimi to ,the-gedgetiOn al;elkdy... • . - • • black, A. • • Seal, ROSian.' Lamb and Astrachan 6eal, ZussiOi Lamband- 4straehan.. Caps.: • Ladies' Astrachan Jackets. Call and see Our. Alrand Display on ati#day. On Every Class of Goods in'*•thei e;rcept (,;"2.4/4, ••• • Page, 61-.1 Which there will be no disc:6nm. I -latter and Furrier. •A N D VV I IV TE I? GOODS. LOT STOQ —HAS A lak712'3E-7,-.1[40,P1 7-3c:0W. !twill pay yea to. sui11.7 Evorything:ionronfood of host workmanship and a perfect .fit, ThOlargest staelt of Underwear in Baron -sea for yourself. • • ABILAILLULP/i SMITH The g)qtaara. GODEMMM01-71.4 01\TT_ • am ow am a t • emt a e ts •:3 r ,Merri.e.i.M.vasm• i i • all go um i .111 HpIVIE IVIANUIPACIVR .141 LO erCh ilor North Street, near the pomp, oanaiox furnish :or make up Gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles • At vliowest Prices t3 1r5 1/011LE is tiOexperienced Cutter kba ogrielical Tailors /111$11t0.•.* 11) Hop work. Ordett; promptly attended id-,--14cte the address-PIIILO NOBLE, tette ROW Goderich. • T RI KE 1:4W4ty.S gals. AA, NT?, A tr.., Large Variety Fallog Oakes, no tationsendatIon. -try our asrOPS11; IND PANCV 1311311/ Salvor t'a •all paha t), the Town. WMIXIDIDSTa" S Orname1tte,41# gecond ttNOtiN Choice Selection °fall kinds:of Oonfeationely, mod thootreqtoof a PittittCLASS nro now. ifla potitiotil to: Os 'tgoOd 0)i'tStsttOrI 1) 1l1 bttY,rhtl 03 Ilto 1t1041648 3) 1011 (0(1' IM I 81111 - • T1/..14t •VA.t,e..of thev •-•qt.irtel C.1.11111I'q .111. rt mpilv WORTH OF G CMS TO SE-LfOT FRO $35,000 worth of ( by -the 1st day 6 ' next; ' • ite ' vcr Men, W'opien. and Children, to C.9140 and Inspect .0tir ;$topk, • " ullie. Jt '14.9 ;1# decordanee wit/. the ternis cif the Will of Ike late. prppiiiptor. The 'Business MUST DE at,osE.b vp by 1.74 . date, mid2.ps.mfylis,L,k-‘or goods alipiees no.g.v.tehleit ' frthit 15 to 20 per cod. BELOIT.' aq 011mr gouse the. [Trade; besides" w.ltich, n.) jive 'a divedunt of .16 pr • • cent., iohlolk 4neans 20 pep mitt. Per annum for yok MOnell, flentenzber, we hare already' oo2n3)tenced the Sal and the -sooner volt visit our- /limn .Pry Goo( Palace Ihe..o)'eater-ehotee you will haty% Esto,ta of tit Lato Bry Eoodi Pahoo of filinton andiiironMonnt: ilr, Nev Siltr-1 And we ttro tow thorottgly equipped with the VOKORNINOS and. /1008.80-17 frbAt pu'i. pmeured,,ind gmat varioty, "