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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1886-03-17, Page 5• iotlericia Township ;Mt% S', PTlummer will move luta "tbwn"in a cottple of weeks.. Mr. Honey Murphy of the 16th coni. has .killed and sold over 50 beavers this winter. Mr, .Jas. Elliott, brother of the Reeve, shipped a lot of horses to Dakota this week,, from Clinton. Mr. Chas. Baker and Slide have taken up there residence on the farm. opposite the old homestead and .which he has had rented for some years from Mr. John Sheppard now of Dakota: We wish thein xtlany •. happy days.. X111: John Thompson, of the Bay- field line• has sold three more horses. last. week,,one for $125. Though Mr. `J'honapson's Tontine colt that he Sold lastweek vtias a rare"an," he has an Accidental driver that is an equally good one. ,> ;,• A large sleigh' load of • young • Teiop to 'drove to ,Seaforth one even- ing., week before, "last. We had • "Maggie 13." there, and "big Lizzie," who wanted' a beau so bad, au "Alice who spars for her lehoy:"' Tlie•dltver,itReing along, fell out of :the rig and h art ,his neck; . be was not properly protected, - as was evi- -••-tleleed, by his anxiety fur the : fair sex, and "never too old to. learn" will apply in this case. While Mr.' Geo. Burns of the 16th con., was at a "bee" drawiing .Wood for Mr. Lowery, the load upseir, and his.teamed'rltn away. They an for hotne and clashed, in. the gateway but were brought to a sudden stop; by a. pole which Mr. Burns had placedacross the gateway as he went out. He.very'seldom puts this pole up but had he het done so an this oceasion•his two children who were 'standing just inside would NO, doubt' , • have. been instantly killed: by the noul'dened horses. It" was a very. narrow escape. Some disciple of M. C. Cameron' has been furnishing; your. Grit sotem with untrue items, that is supposing. thein 'not manufactured in the office ' of that journal: "Ananias" apolo- —gibesforuntrutlis-thatappeared about matters in this township the previous week and then last rFeek.p.ublishes a thumper about Robt. Beacom's prize Tontine filly runninngaway;i.n which. there was not a Ward of truth.' :Mr,' • Beacom talks of:bringingan action •straight that paper; for pecuniary dem' ages, a,s the public :tion of such a grosy Itbt;I. Iit:s3rilready injured the sale of ,thrs., S'ldnable animal • Most of.psople don't appreciate the,news- papt r enterpilse that'results in:false- hoods being published, the only ap- parent object bt►itig either to Inure • some itidividu }l or to ,allow the .en- terprising publisher to make:item by -ipologizing fur their -appearance. • • Baylicld. TheLondon-Pree. Press; has been attehtion 1;o the desirability _of etinnecting our lake village 'with LOndon by rail,' tapping the unde- veloped ,reeniutis of Hay, 'Stephen, etc. idea is a good ene,•forthe Govbrtiniebt 'Seems -determined that, 'Our harbor. sball not only maintain its poeition As the mostacceseibte on • this iiliore•of Lake -Huron, 'bit that one as nature has made it the meat safe. Seine time 'ago THE XEWS-; RECORD was pleased to draw atten- tion to the advisability of ei.tending P. R..freni Gerrie here, via„glinton. We are bound tri hdve.,;a, rgilway from some quarter to develop the commercial importance 'of . this Bee- ped Which nature has so richly mi - lent harbor, and -surrounded by one ef the best agriealtural sections. and the first come willt•be.first aerved. If we only. had a ,neyispaper to ad: long ere this haie coated to fear that our magnifieent natnrahdvant. ages were destined to• blossem un- seen and fade into :oblivion, iiiihon- In a mention ila' the Sentinel ,of possible candidates tor 'the County Mastership, the names Of two of"the most prominent Were oniittont: Mr. John Pollock 'of this place, and Mr. A. M. Todd tlf Clinton. h believe, and have good. reasons fel; the faith 'that is in me that either of these gentlemen eould limit secured strong- er sapped than any other one named, exoept-possiblY Mr. Scatlett; • and him these gentlemen did not wish to. appose. • The red flan. diaws people to Mre. Erwin's dere mid. when they got there they find sanguine, cilitoun; the name of eraib and high, prices, It is no "bloody shirt" baittees, although there terrible slaughter of shirting material, ae well as other 'kinds Of dry -goads. ** [The Above ie.from a (Mauna tor- ' respondent, whops we deified to be - it C01110 it regular contributor,. but he oss he is Bot itt a position to do 80. 8fia Wad, skate come a�. LICENSE :INSPECTOR'S NOTICE.' routs PUs1,IC are Hereby lntor)nea :hall t. j, have been appointee ',kerne inspector by the Ontario Government • And uty.duties aro to enforce the provisions of the SCOTT. AUT, and to rao?RouTx persona violating the said Act, known as the Canada Tempenomo Act of t8T8. Ali partoua In the business aro therefore respect• ihily requested to govern themselves accordingly and by so doing save lunch isxrxN8xand 'mouths. STEPHEN YATES, License Inspector. QodNriab, 1888. ' 888.31 MURAL FRANCHISE AfT, 3,886. Noi fie by Revising (Hiker of Prefimin- • my R c 1siuu of First List or Voters for the Lleotoral District of.the Wert • Hiding. of tie County of Hurons MITE REVISING OFFICER FOE THE ELEC. toral District of West Siding of Huron, In the Province of Ontario.appointed'under "The Electoral Franohise,act," hereby Ldve notice that he has completes and published -In the manner & ested by the •eaid Act, the lint general list of, voterofor the said Electoral District, and that he will hold a sitting pursuant• to' the said Act for Dire prelitnipan- cevtsion of such list, AT THE COURT HOUSE, .SIN-... TE. ':'OST OF GODERIOH, Ttiesduy,.Gth Payof.fpr11;1886. Any person objecting to any mine on the said. list may at any time before the said day, and any person desiring to add' any Mune the1bte, -nuav un or before the 29th day of March, 1886, deliver to the said Revising. Officer, or mail to hint by registered letter ab. his COW or place of address, a notice In writing in the term for that purpose contained in the schedule to the Said Act, us noanly as way be setting forth the names objected tor and the grdnntis of objection, or the name or names proposed to be added to the list, with the grounds. therefor; ,urd partieniars of the quutifreation .and ros/donee of fhb pursens whose names .are• proposed to be added, or the part's:ulos of any other proposed amendment,. and the grounds therefor; acid every such notice Must be signed by the person so giving notice, and must set forth his residence, occupation and .post office address. In 'the event ot'the person sa giving notice objecting to the hauls of. any . person already on.the.list, the person so object- ing must also deliver to or mail to the last known address of the person whose flame is objected to, by registered letter, and at the same time as the notice b. given to the Eovising, Officer, a copy of tbc.notrce glyen. Dated, Godorich Feb: 271h,1888. ' • 13. L. DOYLE, Revising Weer for the Electoral District of 98: 4t the westRicling of Huron. FOR SALE.' ►j{18E SUIISCRI!3E11 offerrsfor sale tour eligible 1 . Building -Lotti fcording _un Albert Street; also two fronting, on Battenbury Street; either ea blve or in separate tots, to snit purchasers. Per further particulars apply'tothe undorsientd.—E. DINSLEY, Clinton. 882 TO FARMERS A'ND' OT/LER8. • MR. WM, ShiITil'SOhi.. While' thanking the..pnblie for past favors, woulii say that be Iias forsaki a uui» bet 0r ;;ooi1 wurau BARItewli; • FAIOfd 'GATEte. PLOWS AND I1AIt1IOwS AND •LAND ROu Fss.' All kinds of jobbing; :cork promptly Attended to. • Prises•reaso)rn&rye.' Shop 'nearly opposite Fate's h411, 'Albert' street, Clanton. TO THE. F itRIVIERS ! studs` your own interest and go where ybu can get' . . Rflhable }Iaruess I. manufacture none hut the [Nato? STOOK. • Awareef.slwp* that sell cheap, no'Med have • potato lice , , gar' Call anti get prices.. Orders •by mail, prounptls attendedto. HARNESS EMPORIUM,.BLVTil, O%.!i'. • prudence from ;any person,. and: We think that it would help the village ii.'sorrle enterprising individual were to send us the .ri .1 -it kind of news items•,- We:_bEye nssegultir, cures - pendent et.Bayfield-Eo,[ nnounc emont. -'We beg to announce that we have engaged the services of. MR. JOHN WISEMAN to manage our Business; And would take this opportunity of thanking our many friendsand cus-, tomers for their • kind patronage during' Mr. Callander's man- agement, and hope for a continuance of the same. Estate of the late JOHN HODGENS. In regnrJ to the above, I begto state having 'severed 'm connection with the above' firm as manner. I cordiallyask all friends to abronince' the Palace, as the Palace has my best wishesimy for their prosperity under the management of Mr. Wiseman, 1}t}ving known' him so long,1 feel' assured ;he will eater to the vents of you all satisfactorily; Yours truly, 307/N CALLANDER. In connection- with the above, T would take this opportunity of thanking my many friends for their generous. Patronage accorded me through. the late firm of Pay & Wiseman, and hope to merit a -share of the same during my management of the above business. • ' - JOHN WISEMAN,..late of Pay & Wiseman. 0 EPEAT IT! If GOOD' 'CHEAP 'GOODS is };Teat, Fou .are looking for we have got them to 'sell, and we don't intend any other store in Clinton -Shall give you better value than we will, We cannot quote priiie because is such a diversity of rices in. the same la e gPRICE p ..e ..., there3 P, h a es s of goods. We.will give you the�LOWEST IN . EVERY LINE. ' Jt ' We are not selling out We.liave'a BIG STOOK OF DRY -GOODS' to choose fr QmI7 4,. \•._. afraid to tell it.. it.. antl:soe us ill the OLD STANDand got Cheap Goode.,. about the Cheap Dry -Goods you can 'gat frolu. • We havegot the CHEAP GOODS and 'are -no We thank you for past favors: Will alweyc:bo . glad . to see yfau . and tell you,; • THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON.. Myth. Mr. J. Eini;h is- payinghis an- nual visit to Uncle Sam's territory, ..Qtuite a large number went•out to; Londesboro, Monday evening, to hear Rev. Savage and' his band. Mr. B. Marten has given up the restaurant business here and is going to the, States. to .take up his abode, Messrs: Slater & Sims, our enter- prising carrirge builders, are erect- ing, a windmill to run their machin- ery.. Mr. Moffatt, one of the partners in.' the woolen mil to be erected here, has purchased the residence of Mr. Punnebaker. Messrs.. Livingstone & Calder , have' started to put material on the ground for: the .woolen mill. iMr. Wm. Shane is going to the States having secured a position with a theatrical troupe. l Ilan Benny has obtained apod- don as baker in a shop at Muskoka Mills. Success Dan. .'] he 'teniperanoci Society. have 'en- gaged. Prof. Clarke, . the .Boot Black orator, ta deliver one of his lectures. on Saturday evening next. A large attendance 1s'pure.. Mrs. Joseph Carter has•returned. after an absence of two weeks visit- ing friends in the east. Mr, Jamoo Barr'a little 'daugh.ter was crtisho'ct between the sleigh and gate post last week, receiving severe injuries. We `wish for the little sufferer's recovery. One of Mr. J. G. gbser's 80118p Of this place, was running. after lily horse oh Saturday last, when the animal kicked hint in. theface, bruising1iim,severeiyr.. . a en's Ready -Made Clothing, full lines just opened : out. Gent's trie,• `ew Patterns and legis ]Jcrdies zr : Kid G/oue the New Spring Shades, sizesga„. See Our New . Gingham's and Dress Goods. Mutt • Biizie McGee, sister of our, townsman, R. J. McGee, was united in wedlock to Mr' McLaughlin, of, H'ullett,.on Tuesday last. Nfe wish th,em.a. happy and prosperous life. Mr: J'bhn Freeman,' cattle buyer,. fron2.13ut1'alo, paid us a flying visit' this week. Messrs, P. Belly & Son: laave a full, gang of men on at present„ and they are making things listnm in. the saw. We aro informed that the auditors have finished' auditing the corpo- ration books and • find them very satisfactory: • Mr. John Gosman,has• secured:a situation as head sawyer in Coultiees, now mill in 'Wawanosh. litotlaast. M. Joseph Smeltzer was laid up a few days ago with inflammation,. Mrs. Andrew Maillin is ill with. scarlet fever at present. We hope to hear of her speedy recovery. ` Mise hate Mob'rostie returned: hoine last week after a few week'& visit to hor sister at Manche tter, Mr,- James Vint removed a few days ago from his olt3",farm in Ash-, fieldita his, new oue iht Bast Wawa - .nosh A. great .number. of heroes has ,eliartged.hamis in,llii9•vio pity dor. the last few weeksand some fancy prices were obtained. Mr, Willihni Lwings is now able to go out.and visit. his neighbors. after along spell of severe sickness. Mir, Andrew Ritchie has rented • the faslii of hit George .White ands took possession • lastweek. hit.' Jaines Mackenzie has moved on, to the .one he left.` . sunutierhtll. There have been a greatmanlier. of "bees'' in this vicinity lately and' a large quantity of wood has been cu • inconsequence.' he Hu11eta assessor ,iiia• beans throughi our village. Mr,. Retry Kerr, of Winglutta, visited, our burgh a short, time ago and; disposed of a quantity of the furniture of the late 1ll<"i'sl Whitely., The remainder of the furniture is still at icer late resic3bnce aud'. will bo• soldi cheap Miss -Nary Montgomery who wee. Visiting.friondsin this. vicinity has•. returned/to her home at Winglialny: Mies:Fanny Lovett of Varna lids• }leen spending a week!ith,her par- ents• ileac here. • Mr, L Fisher is o,i:t with a tenni selling•goods for Mr.,Jonathan Mil- ler, oft ilenti;illc ,, As the Spring once again 'rolls' arennd, we are reminded'of our, duty to •inform the people tifvllinton andsurrounding vicinity that • orts'� Is the C3FAPEST="pTaoe to buy DRY -GOODS. Flee and Mins Buchanan,/ the ileal .Mi1llilc,vi two now. in -the Eatern Markets buying Goods. ARRAN • IG•]3ales: Carey Caton, direct from the, Mills, : 2•' Gases Prints, newest - designs. • 2 Cases Fancy Dries. Ginghams,• 10e, 1 Case Taney Dress Gingham, 124c. 2 Oakes' Apron Gingham,. $c. , 3,Cases Dress .Goods, neweststyles, ranging from 10e to 50c. I yiD1It W4.7 f—•2 case.Printe, :5e. ` '2'casee•Dresf;`.Gloods, 10a, ' Siir Mr. Iioherlson•will frim Ate pnrohsses•this week anld'•will be• home on Saturday night The Chadd'will all' be hero by.the•lath,•inst:, Inspeetion.solicited, whetter yen wialr'.to buy or. net. • ob .r �' t o .'u.. Great : Cash: Eton:.