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IVednesday,.111 t reh 4111st
'LOCAL NEWS.
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ME HURON NEws-RECORD, the
{mast largely circulated paper publish.
.ed in'Clinton. $1,25: a year to ad,
• voice. Send in or call and leays•
;your names at the quer.
AGENT . WANTED. -A reliable
Agent for:Clintan and vicinity to re..•
present the Glencoe, Mfg, Co., mann-
, facturers of Binders, etc„ Glencoe,
Ont.. Address A. W. Belfry, Gener
•al ,Ag'ent, Blyth., Ont. 383-2t
MR, JAKE. SLOMAN who has, been
lying' cit•tl a pointof death from' in-
flammation of the lungs is now con-
valescent, •
SomarraINii NEW,—The . nobbiest
'designs out' in stook and tradesmen's
hanging bills, . in many colors.
"Specimens at the NEWS RECORD of-
fiee. Call and see them. ; •
Miss DEARNESS, the popular,
'mantle artiste, has returned' -from •a
trip east and has resumed the man.
•agepaent of that branch of the.busi-
cess of Geo. E. Pay and Co.
Younei Moon, accused of criminal
'assault. on Dunkenna. Munro, .is
-•confinecHi Walkerton jail -till the -
spring assizes in default of $40,000
bail, .-Ripleyites. regard thebail
fixed as excessive. .
IT is • likely that reference .will be
'?trade at next meeting ` of the town
•council, Monday. first, as. to the des-
• inability of aiding the establishing
of -a boot and shoe factory, and pos-
sibly, also, a twine 'fac airy, in Clin-
ton. '
'Con quondam• friend and former'
btisinesspartner, Mr, F. J. Gissing,.
Me "founder .ttf the Woodstock Re-
view, is a 1eaeliug member of a coin- •
pany formed for the purchase of a'
large tract of land near- Ontario,`
California. . • •
REV. MR. Dixp'about twenty-five.
-y'eaTs ago. a B. 0. .minister stationed
heave, writes Mr. - Ilerbison of Godo.
• rich township. ' a 'friendly letter,
from Wisconsin, andasks• to be re-
• membered to many old friends;
among • them the Whitelys :of his
township. •
• WE havo:to.thenk 'ex -P; 8: I.,: J.
It Miller _for carcl •.announcing his
domiciliation in Toronto, and his
professional connectiou • with the law
.'firm of Fullerton, Cooke and Miller;
also for a•p'ersonal.renjinder in the
' form, of a card With a miniature
•' photo Of, the sender. . We wish the
gentleruan. success in his .new wish
,areer.
yVE.'were.glad to meet' Dr. M. R.
Elliott in town on ` Saturday and to
observe that he has about totally.
recovered from the:eifects of his long
time illness. The, gentlemen is an
_M.. D. L M:, also L. R. C. P. and L.
AI.;;Edinboro. It is his intention
to return to England ,the coming
smmnier to engage in the practice of
medicine.• .
• Ma: Gx•:o. Snr,rr:kND, •engaged at
Fair's saw :mill, met •with an =ac-
ciclent on Saturday. ' He tints puAli-
• ing .a ear with about 400 feet .of
1urnbe.r along an elevatedtramway,
when one side of the- bearings gave
• way and Mr. S. and car and lumber
were precipitated below, a depth of
about ten feet., 'The car toppled
ever,on-irtin, one wheel resting on
his breast,. and his' limbs, were un-
• comfortably -doubled ,gyp under him
• for a: time.. Mit .ho escaped with
" only a• few bodily bruises .and
, slight,,contiision ori tl>se'faco. '
LOOK pen FOR .SwINDLERs .: - Two
men culled •upon,a farmer`.in the
neighborhood of Tavistock recently,
offering seed wheat ;for- site, The
farmer agreed to tike some, but
just as he was..going to sign ;Iris
name to the printed form of the ag;
reement the men produced, he
noticed that the line on which he
was goingto write his name was
not on the agreement paper, but
upon: another sheet cunningly placed
underneath it: He picked up the
Papers!. palled therm. apart_ and (lis
revered that ho would have put his
name to anote of hand -.for. $300 if
he had signed. • •
A Glamor "Boy" AimoAD:-Many
of our readers will peruse with
pleasure the following extract from
The Winnipeg Notts of Marsh 23
We wish Mr. Steep all manner o
snccess in his endeavors to attain
the very. ;highest possible position
in connection With -the healing art:
"At the close of the lectures in the
Medical College yesterday Dr, J.. It
'Pones, T.'rofessor in Medicine, pre-
sented Mr. J, it Steep with a hand-
some aspirator, in morocco case, he
-being the winner of a prize awarded
to the student who succeeded iit
obtaining the highest marks in four
'competitive e atninationewhichtook
'i>li1Ce during ttheaesaion jnstonded."
LARQE quantities of baled hay are.
being shipped from Clinton station,
MR. W, MoLn4N shipped 120
head of very choice sheen from Clin-
ton station on Saturday for Bull'ule,
and on Monday a. lot of fine beef
cattle..
Mn. THOMAS MOCLAY has sublet.
the mason work of the new Method-
ist Church at Mitchell to Mr. A.
McArthur, of Clinton, for tbe sum.
of$1,550.
THE tender of lair: L, Hardy,, of
Exeter, for Benmiller bridge, at
$2,700, bas been accepted, and that
of Mr. Kinoado; of Wingham, for
Craig's, at $500.
UNMANLY, --Some evil. disposed
persons sent brioka flying through
the rear window of Police: Magus -
trate Scott's law 'office, Friday night
last.. It was a moan piece of bas
t-
31088.
IN GREAT DnmaNp.—Though we
print between forty and fifty extra
copies of Tits NEws-RECORD every
week, we regret .to say that we could
not supply the demand for thein
'last week. - •
THE LATEST.=An Owen Sound
firm is go be credited with the very
latest dodge, They, advertise a
„"marble scramble" of one thousand
marbles to .the. school boys,at 3
o'clock every Saturday afternoon.
The last scramble drew such a .crowd
of boys, that teams ,could not pass,
and the constables had to -clear. the
street
FOR THE WEST. --W. Dempsey of
town, and John Elliott, of the town-
ship, left Monday afternoon to so-
journ for a period with • friends in
Dakota. And .Jas. E. Whitely, son
of•Mrs, Robt. Whitely, of .the bth,
Goderich township, left by Same
train for Wyoming Territory, in the
neighborhood of Lheyennerwhither
his brother Andrew had preceded
him. a•few' months. We wish the
yotin.g men, who are the, very
flower of our Canadian youth, every
success•in the realization of their
most: roseate hopes.
`CHAFFED Elnr.—The other clay
"the enterprising proprietor -if our
town totem, distributed: printed cir-
culars calling attention to his having
the` "latest thingout" in pictorial
printing ; in • fact ono would infer
that the design of the' cut- •was 'yet
Warm -: with living molecules from
the brain of the artist, while the
type -petal ;*as seethingly hot, just
fresh from the foundry. A gentle -
Man being possessed' of an imprint,
of the same: article dated 1877, rather
astonished the. proprietor. of •the.
"latest . thing 'out"- by, •by :producing
documents which'. proved that the
'love' design was oldat least nine
years ago.
NEW.INDI TtiY.—It.is stated that,,
Application . will shortly.bo made :to
the St. Thome City Council for a
bones to aid the establishment of 'a
crockery, • manufactory in that city
for 'the purpose gf manufacturing
white ware,' stone' ware, majolica
ware and Rockingham ware in that
city The.. companywill give em
ployment to fortyhands, twenty of
whom will be skilled workmen,
earning. $20 per Week.. The paid-up
capital of the company is '$50,000..
They intend risking the council for
a bonus of $5;000 and exemption:
from taxation- for ton years; or for a
loan Of $$15,000 at' half rate of inter-
est, givinggood security .for •. the
loan. ••
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PC)Aalp 136.1%1M0 M3M).
Carter's New Commercial, /Railway and Postal
0,twigr..... �..
OF TDOMINION OF CANADA.
Showing all the. RAILWAYS, POST OFFICES, MiliTEY ORDER OFFICES, P: 0.
SAVINGS ,BANES, &c., &c.,
This` is the Finest, Largest, and Most Complete MAP of the Dominion yet published.
• PRiOE, - ss.
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Sole Agent for the Counties of Huron and. Bruce,•
CLTN
INQ, ON T.A.RTO.
Mr. James Le Gear, the Treasurer
of Kincardine for more than twenty
five years, hasbeen stricken with
paialysis, and is now confined to bed..
ST. PAUL's Crnnur.—.In' answer
to the appeal for offerings a'number
of onvolopes were returned on Sun-
day. The time for returns has been
extended'till next Sunday. .
W. H. Ernie', formerly a hotel -
keeper. of Woodstock, but latterly
in the cattle business in'Texas, died
at Fort Worth recently.. • The body.
was brought to Woodstock forR'° in-
terment. .
Eq. , o ONAOH will en •
Sunday next review the names of
the published list of invitations to
the batt recently held in the town
hall. An interesting discourse is.
expected. Sarnia Canadian.
Por SToag .InienovEns.--.At the
estables' of the Royal Hotel, Item,,
nedy's, may be soon five splendid
specimens of iniported ,drafti stal-
hons: Curiosity lad our. agricul
tural' editor to•ltake • a look • at them.
He pronounces then As magirificent.
animals•of.thoir class as .ithas ever
been his fortune to put eyes 'open.;
A' handsome.; dappled grey'' is. the
cynosure of all eyes:,Ono is a very
;bright. hay,: nnother::ta of a ,darker
shade
shade and two are beautiful rich
brown in color. An examina-
tion of,their: pedigrees loads to the
conoluslon .that they htiVe• various
• crosses of the very :host Clydesdale
strains in them. •Tho• eniinals look
well though only a -few days landed
and .after a more :than ordinary
rough sea, voyage. Tho proprietor
is Mr. A. Carlton, a gentlemen well;
known i i the:county, is an excel.
lent judge of and honest dealer in im--
iutperted Clydesdale stock. This is
his sixth importation,and as he
;
does not desire to hold. them for.
season purposes he has commission-
ed auctioneers Chas. I•Iatnilton, of
Blyth, and',3ames Howson, of Clin-
ton, to sell : them by public auction
on the Market square, in the town,of.
Clinton, on Thursclay 8th April,'
commonoing at one o'clock p. m.
Eleven months credit will be given
to the proper parties, or a liberal
• discottrt for .cash. A 'really sale
should be found for them, as wo
feel sure that personal examination.
will sustain the highest eulogiurn1
that carr he passed noon them. Sen
printed pedigrees and ,largo.postors.'
ely intended as a vehicle. to 'impart
gossipy scandal but also to act as
reacher and censor. We congratu-
late The Gl?be on the verdict in
this case. •
Goderich Township • •
Mr. Geo. Holland, of the llth, is
repairing hie residence. .Spring is
the. time -for '`mating," and the indi-
~tions are that George is after the
ird. 1 0
Sutniuerhiil.
At a wood bee at Mr. Thornton
�P- allaees on Friday -last Albeirt-Mc-
Brien was so unfortunate as to cut
one of his toes nearly off. 'twill
"lay him up" for some time.
Sr. PAUL'S QUILD.—Regular meet -
next Monday eveningsroadings,.
music, vocal and instrumental. The
Doherty Organ ,Co.: orchestra, under
the leadership of Kr. C: Blackstone,
are kindly giving: their assistance,
and will play, some excellent:selec-
tions. •
A Sueoass The teameeting got-
ten up in the town hall, Monday,
by the Baptists, was au' nugialified
success. Besides the pastor•, Rev..
Mr. Gray, there were on the platform
Revs Craig. Stewart, Sperling and
Rupert.:: Everybody and their wives
and children and"swoothcarts enjoy-
ed :thontsely'es. Proceeds . about -
$s0...
To BE. •Ar:rEALEp.—The ease'late-1
ly tried in Galt, and •,here,() fine of
$25 was imposed' on the agent 'of a:
London house:foresejling clothing
without having, a .. peddler's- license
is to bo taken. to a superior court:
Messrs Frazer:'•& Frazer, of'.London,
aro acting for the plaintiff, and- have
rr• r itteii to agents. in Galt for certified
copies of the By-lair•and 'proceed.-
ings at the trial. They intend to
move that the decision of the/ Galt
edurt be set aside• and the County•
Bylaw be quashed. ' The Baso, will
be watched with•intorest.
Soc1AL=-1:rid:.ay.evening: of last
week a very snecessful social was
given by the Ladies Aid Society. of
`the Ontario street Methodist church
at the residence of•Mrs. James Sniitli.
There were `about °one hundred and
twenty five persons present.. • illr.
Smith and other :'gentlemen aided
Mrs. 'S.•and other ladies in extend-
ing the hospitality, of the , house to
the numerous' visitors, who compris-
ed members of all churches in the
town. Mr:13rewer vocally and in-:
strunienta 1y delighte the' audience.•,
His renderinf of "Tho Seining*"
was, siinply ini:mitab'le Mr. Scott
read two amusing selections in .a
niauner that'visibly affected the ris-
ibilities of listeners. Mies Depew at
the piano and Mr. JJosh. Cole ren-
dered some. musical selections in .an
iidmirablomanner. Miss Alice' Smith
siting and played a musical•'nniber
in a manner ,that evinced 'consider-
able chlture and - •natural ability.
Mr. Sibbings•helped. tocarry out the
musical part. of the : programme.
The proceeds aro within a fraction
of $20..
ITE PaESs . As A.' CENsoi .—The,
libel case of Tate vs, l'1te Globe went
:against the plaintiff at the Assize
Court held iti I3rampton last week,
Ale plaintiff, a tailor carrying on
business in Brampton, was tried in
Toronto under the Charlton Act far
inveigling a girl; whom .he watt al-
leged to have seduced, tlidugh a
married man, into a house ofill re-
pute in Toronto for irnntoral pur-
poses. Ile was acquitted on .teoh-
vital grounds,. The Judge in dig
charging hint rifer'rod to the atrocity
of the crime involved in the ehargo
and said that a man .guilty of such
condtiet ought to be shunned by all
decent people. The dobe comment-
ed severely on the. conduct of Tato,
hence the charge; We do not think
that the Globe in this case went be-'
yond fairly criticising'T'atc'a conduct,
,uupon the evidence given before the"
/magistrate. Itis pert of the duty
of the press to act itis public censor,
and probably its moat important
function, A newspaper is not mer -
Mr. Isaac er, who is selling
goods for: Mr. Thos. Elliot, of Ben
miller (not Jonathan Miller as pre:
vioualy stated), hadrathera high
time with the•wheels during the last•
week owing:to the number of snow-
drifts still on the roa Is,. :.
Mr. Wm.. MoBrien, who. went to.
Dakota in the beginning of • the
month to seethe country, _has-re-
turned
as returned home in time' for the spring
work. Froin what we could .learn
from a short interview his opinion
of the country is not very favorable.`
We are glad to see .him Wok again
and hope he may long remain, a•
resident of the Baso Line.
The 'lei. . Mr: Rogers, lit Ailsa
Craig, delivered. Talmage's lecture
on "Ingersollism" in •the Methodist
church en Tuosdey evening, 23rd
inst. There was a very: good attend-
ance, consisting principally of young
folks. The rev. gentleman was
thoroughly in earnest -and was,' lis-
tened = to . •with wrapt :Attention
throughost;
LastWawanosh. •
-
1If. John. Wilson : of ' Morris is
:moving into this township.
Mr. Tames Armour 'intends going
to Wingliani'to attend to thesketing
We ,aro glad .to seg that Mr. Jas.
Rath is able to be around again..
Mr. Livingston'. has -a. very.' Targe:
quantity of`fogs 'oli.hand.
•'Mr. Vint is intending to build.a
Blacksmith shop on his •farm, we
.hope he may have success. •
Mr.. James Bell whose recovery
was very uncertain is . nosy ... getting•
better.
Mr. John Coultis'intends.starting
his saw mill. Gdsman of.. Myth is
head sawyer:
Mr. Sam Walsh & John Williams
intend erecting new barns this
summer. •
Mr.: Johnston Bold about 50 head
of cattle at auction.' • Tho -sale went
off well.
Mr. Burwaeh had a sale of cows.
They Wtlnti to $40 a head and were
small animals., '
Mr. James Mutch had a Very lar-
gely attended dance the other night
and some •of the boys liad a 'race
, when going home and when one of
the party wag' trying to pass another
the horses took fright and upset the.
the occupants, spoiling their clothes
more than their persons.
he �r uei le Timm Wbiot We .1)o4.ushless"
ONE OF. THE FEATURES
•
Which should intereat people in their daily business. transactions
is the
Boling aa� Selling For Cash f
If people: who ask long credit would calmly it down and figure 'out the
great advantage they would derive by paying Cash for everything they
have to purchase, it. would not be long before the cash principle would.
be adopted.•
But.
in these times if a. man has four or.five hundred dollars in cash he is
perfectly satisfied to put it out at seven or eight per cont, while if he used
itin paying for his purchases he could make just double the amount.
have -been figuring, t)iie matter out for just two months—not only in
theory, but in practice= -and we•aie pleased to. know -that the l ow FAWNS' '
which we. have quoted for our CLoTHINo has kept .us busy during a dull'
season. Our Mammoth • Eetablishment is now filled with one of the
Pamir. 8Tooas.:seen outside. of the cities, andwe would' like everybody
to comp and inspect it. -
We can't afford` to do a credit business; but to people who pay cash wit•
can quote the LOWEST PRICES for FIRST-CLASS CLCTHIIlG. •
We carry the LARGEST STOCK and show `the FINEST
in all our' different departments.
BROTHER:S,
"
Clothiers, Furnishers and Eatters..'
.'
�adorn?
ante;1..
.Ile a en
Colborne. •
• IL Hell has not yet returned from
the States and his sweet Hart is' in
a bacl:way_;_in fact about souring on
him, as the fears he will riot -return..
Mr. Nott preached in 'Zion church
Sunday, instead of Mr. Markham,
and made a very acceptable substi=
tute for the pastor.
The Zion choir is still alive. .It
oonsists of youths -rind adults from
fifteen to fifty; Silver lock's pretty•
face still leads. It' would he so
much nicer if we could have. a little
more of the saw mill Morrish id aid
in the harmony.
• BIRTHS.
JO11NSTON'.-4n Sunnnierhill on the
21bnd ilist the ivife,_of Mr. John John-
ston of a. soli; •
riti 'I• .—On the "Base Line near Summer
hill on the '26th inst., the wife of
1ll,hralrtr Batts of a'laughter.
A BEAUTIFUL'•: STOCK
EVERYTHING NEW
AND FRESH
We aro showing the finest and best selection of'tsatterns
we ever bad, We ,have always' aimed to give people full -returns;
for ttheirmoney,but this year .wo -offer you better. value• and a
• finer stock to select from than ever;
A Splendid- n . Assortment of Foreig
P g
Suitings and - Trouserings.
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SPRINGOVE1WOATS
QTc are,sltowitrg a very fine I'ino of these outsrgarments.
•
You can have nothingin your wardrobe that is more useful at
this season of the year than aliglil-weight Overbear. We have
them in ALL COLORS and'so ()HEAP that ever man can afford one.�J
I Please call and-oxamino our' goods and 'get prices
before purchasing elsewhere. " •
C. C.
RANCE
& CO.
THE HUI3 CLOTHIERS,
THREE ` DOORS WEST OF DICKSON'S BOOK STORK
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