HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1886-04-28, Page 5kept;, they ' are. likely to have the
microscopic spores on them and es-
°ape notice, :It Would be .best to get
seed from iinafiocteli districts."
rt is Scarcely u:eeess:aryto remark
that it windd be. it jiidicioust toplant-
potatoes in the same field 'tuafollow-
ing year after a visitation of the
"rot," inasmuch as the grou d may
retain the ;germs of the disease.
Avoid planting upon :heavy clay..
soil, butt prefer e, light and dry soil.
This' presents the fewest .conditions
suitable Or the growth of the fungus.
'fire nature of o>,it climate is, riot so
eh fay.orable for that development of
this injurious fungus as that of
Britain; yet as we are sometimes
visited: byitt;and although scarcely
viewed as a scourge, it is wellthat
we Shelia , e`iember its nature and
habits and always be ready to guard
$ ainst failure if it appears. As last
8urnme'r Was favorable for its props-
gation, great care should be eseroised
in the selection of teed this spring.
• The "rot" usually appears about
the first two weeks in August, and if
the weather is favorable its spread is.
very rapid, for as soon as the thread-
•Iike structure which arisesfrom the
spore is developed:, it immediately 'be-
4ome& spore -Bearing. Hence the im-
portance of eaawining the plants• for
the appearance of the brownish spots•
that ihd pato the presence of the
o fnngns.
As soon as Ilsoevereci, dig the pots -
toes. P4iay will allow it, tc spread
to the stores, and thence to the
tubers. If it reaches these and damp
weather coaxes, "rot' witi certainly
appear.
After digging. the •petatces should
be put in a cool, ilry"place,, thtis aur:
reun(Iing• them with conditions' un-
favorable' for the growth of the fun -
gee, if any b'appeusto be upon thein.
St. Vaul's (llama :11ictal VSs.,
try .Meeting.
Mr. Joseph Colwell:sold 'leis.'' wo
year•'old colt, "Pride .of Caron,'; to
\I r. Geo.:liumball, Godericli' town-
„, s11ip, for $170.
• lir. Vin. Duncan drove ono night
er recently, in company with•Mrs. Jos
:roster, to attend. a case of sickness.
• While going down the hill on. the
Parr Lino,tlio horse sturnbled,throw-
iug the 'occupants headlong' eve :the
horse: Both .tvero severely injured,.
rued Air. D. now -carries en arm in it
litrq. . .
The Annual Vestry. Meeting was
well attended last tYietiday evening.
The minutes of previous meeting he-
lot read and confirmed the Iiect(xy
Rev.. W. Craig, gave a short report, AS
follows
Ihave theught it wise to make a
short; report of the state of the Per-
ish.
V irsty Z would, join in the pleasure
weall feel in meeting in our new
school house.. Yon will be glad: to
know that 1t meets onr needs for
Sunday Scheel and other, parochial.
purposes, quite equal to our best ex-
pectaLions.
In .referring to the actual
work going on in the Perish, 7 must
speak with all modesty, but if l< atn
not mistaken it seems to be fairly
successful.
The attendance at church i8 on the
whole very goad. or course It might
be betteri and . I would like to see
Some improvement in the morning
attendance on(Sundays, and if 1 may
venture to'repeatt myself, a better
attendance at the week clay services
of all the congregation.
During Lent cottage meetings were
held in three different parts of.•the
.
Parish every•week;
Great interest seemed to be taken
in them. In holy Week daily servi
ces morning anal•evening'were .held'
as usual and well attended:'
There are 152 families or heads of`
families in the parish.
'We have a total number of, corn-
munleants,140,and an average'attend=
ance at the monthly celebration Of 54.
It is a matter for devout thankful
near that • the communicants are
steadily increasing, and. . 'niy heart
was gladdened tit the large ttuintler
(1.00) -the largest in the history of the
Parish—on 1tasteP clay. •
'. I ani glad too, to notice that we
have not fallen behind, but rather ex-
ceeded last yeah in•our Diocesan cord•
t;•ibutions, notwithstanding the com-
mercial depre'ssion,
om-mercial.depression, and the neces•
sary outlay in the parish:
. County tetrreucy. • '
John Beattie, .of Seafortli,
Yvh:O Was not appointed Police Mab
"1r;tiato for .the'Oonnty.of Tturon, blas
received the. position of Division
Court C :1eik; z.tee.T..,. Meyer deceased.
--The Mitchell Rcepf•cle7' .(Grit).
says that in the- effort .to . remove.
Judge .Lizars from the Judgeship of.
Iiarth,:(o11nty, . the...removal is, (a der
tainty,. and that 'n commission v-IIl
issue immediately to .talo ev.idene •
• iu the matter and recommend a slid=
cessor•.
L'1e:tcr eeently lost•one .of its
oldest residents in the, person' of
John McDonnell; ii■hewas the first
liostreester °ofr that 'place.: I11 .1342
he was. clerk. in Guinn & Gordon's
store„. iii London; and • rcusoved. to
` l'rancestown, where 'he married the
.ilraughtcr of'•tho late ' illinin,:131Jk-
well., Ile•had lived in that: Vicinity
for 42 years, and loaves' ten children
—five sonsand five dau lhtcrs,
t>lit'>C>lq.
I would draw your attention to one
or two tbings•on which I weeld like
an' expression of opillion from the
Vestry
...Thin parish has been assessed. by
Synodicahauthority for '$150 toward
the build ng of the See House in
Lon•don.' At present it is impossible'
• for • us to. begin •paying.this• on tic -
:count of the midi remaining debt
on the school house: -1 should be
glad if the:Vestry would pass a. reso-
fution •as to its willingness, 'or other.
•tvise, at soil°. futune time, .t;o 'do'
something in aid of the -Bishop's'
house:
• •I•hope toe that we shall be able to
devise some plan whereby • We can.
.raiee the °mount we teeiwe can devote
to Diocesan purposes in a more sys
• temaile, lino less haphazard way than
now obtains. • ' • •
• The church warden accounts:to'•be
presented .will bp found •very patio'
facto'ry.• Wo enter,.npon another fisert1
Year with much to'encourage, and as I
speak in appriciation ot',yoaa personal-
ly and as representing O. the emigre-
.gation for your•i'nterest in churchvhork
you will allow me, Lein sure' .to ex-
press the': wish that weall'may •more.
and more forget ourselves, and filo all
Wo do in .the spirit of honor nig God,
and making the churllt'a: power 'far
good in this cotnmunity.
At et Blyth, oir tlid2lstinst., 1116
.-,- carol-of-aaaanes. letloo-ef• adanglrtor.
DEVin>
vie Clinton, on the22nd inst ,
lhannah, daughter of Jas. Ilowson,'agetl
, 25 years. .
C'iIAMBERS.—In•Cloticrich •on. Wetlnes
day, Alan 21st, 18148, 'garnet W.,, sr•
Moth soir'of Capt., AIL; Chambers, aged
4 years.
Best ROLLER FLOUR
AT $2.10 °Elle Orr.
BRAN b, y the ton or 'o'wt.
A7' 6o(7. C'�:At:Ci1T1`•
1)0cie( free of ch
° Anywhere i
ri town.
ftrs.;o NItAys4,
Thou. Copper's olil stand, • - Ci;INTON%
SEED GRAIN,
•�
Grand Success.
Our formal 'opening on. Saturday Was a splendid s aecess: in every particular. It was admitted by the very Lugo
number ntilnber who paid us a vis4t on that occasion to be
The Orandest Displagoj Mihinery,Fan �& StapleDr Goofs
Ever exhibited in Clinton. Our MillineryDepartment is'now in splendid working order,. Any orders given. will be -
attended to'with the least ossible delay and at prices that distance all -our competitors..
Stock completein every department. - See our Goods and compare prices..
• ._moo_.—^
AND ALL RINDS Or..
Field(
Clover anii Gra -:Seeds, •
°JIunitt,ha, Cctl.ifornia, •Defittnre and
Blue -Stem SPRING WITEA7'.
While 1,tetr'saiiit 11a,70,,$mall Pats,
(y(r.itrn .Peac,,ill to Pcw, .13laeic Bye
llsarrotrfat Peas;
acliF'CE.OSSMAN OATS, Shorts, That
and 1i'ced of all kinds, at
JAMS STEEP'3
1tiul,anit.reetl tore,, .si, •.ia 'lro .
state late JOHN HODGENS
5 per cent. off for Cash.
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager.
UR SPECIAL l
Is now in good working cider` and Linder the management of
MISS . E who is so favorably known -and:. las been so,
'successful'successful�'in that .department, °which: we think is su# .oient
guarantee .for perfect satisfaction: We ask an inspection on of
,
our AN LE' GOODS,. ORNAMENTS,° &c.
The Church Waardens': accoutits•he-
int; presented, showed'. receipts f1+r
church purposes $1354.15,: 5choal
House• $849.91, $152,60.
On niotiori theywere referred to J.,
H. Combo and F.W..'•*atts, auait;ors
for thepresent year,
The Rector appointed It' W. ;Far -
ran his Church Warden.
• On• motion . of Dr. -Worthington, .
seconder. by' Mr. Ransford, Mr., W.
Jackson : Was. ,appointed peoples'
'Warden..
On timtribn of Dr.Dowsley, second,
ed by lir. It. M. Racey, Messrs. Dr.
Worthington and J. Rensford were
appointed delegates to Synod:•
'On motion -of Mr. W. Jackson,�sec
nidi tI t,y .' X fr: �ian»fnrc l r. L” ".
'teeter was appointed vestry clerk,
• Votes of thanks. were pssssed to the
Church -Wardens for their efficient_
performances of the duties. of-. the
ofhiceL and: to the .Choir. for their
cheerful and.vuluable services. •
h Resolutions was .passed in 'refer-
ence to -the See I1ouse stating the
willin ness\ of the congregation to
contribute towards it when :they' are
in a position to (l0 so. •
A. committee was •nppnintetl' to de.
vise a scheme by which the Diocesan
colleetions could be More systematic,
ally made.
•
td•
•
•--Thin strike of New • York stige,r
i;efiiitery employees mitt •the •injut
by flood(+ to 'Montreal refineries ilttive.
advtaueod the' t'vholesale price, of
attars enc cent lber.lionittl. '
THE.D# GOODS EMPORIUM. GP .CLJN O.N.
. • GRAD t ispLA - OF:
THE LATESTNEW K
YORSTYLES..
OCiDERFUL VALUE IN ' DRESS 0000
ith Brai4s, Buttons, Clasps, Cords & Trimmings to match.
N'S 81, BOY'S HATS IN GREAT VARIET
•
Ot'ght TO f 1:T--\c,ar (••Oiler pt I(in>; and
•,e,•�'- C, tfeu streets_'._•�icnt T,ov. Amply to 1�.1% T' �_ enntrnntll •macho �,,,;,•�
YO1 Y
j] � ) JJ �N which is kept on
g file .at theotlleo •of LOtn) & TIIOa1Ab, dc=
LIME 0110, WANT.F.D—w gefs.$5*pormoottli.Cornriol[ niook,.Chicago .111 • lanto-y i -..._.
-AnIY.:- •`�•10, XtiV1,
11131,•±lolsu» s Bank,' > e `a cote' of the fact t1l%Lt-. i;t r 1 EWS:T�I;COBD' •rill',
' ]\I
added more.:'bona.fde new subscribers during: the
present year thrill any other paper in this scctiicl :.
Note the' fact tbat THE NEw-ftECoR'n has a 'larger' circa
IVI:AIR KET REPORTS.,
(Corrected ovary. taleadal afternoon •
CLINTON.'
Cifitrr. .•
('alt avhraB; Qt Lir to 4 50
• 0,70: to 0 80
gyring Wheat; • 0 76. to 0'80
E'nIlR1:• 0 (0 to 0 08
Oats, - 0 80 to if ;1t
ileac, • • o l:s, to o 55
Apptea,(telntcr)porbid, 1•,00 to 113
1'otatoas, . ' 0 131 tO 0 40,
llnttor. • 015 to00 18
Pap,
Ilap„ -• 8 00 to 0 00
pork 5 00 tO 5 no
%mRtvomd; ;1 n0 to 1 00
ileef " ' 0 00 to 0 no
avuoh 011 to 4.17.
1A7A1'rh:b SEllYANT (;1111, RA\rrn'at
V j' bade. Applt to iris . u. A; A ORR.I':STLft,
ltrhtcess street, ClhOou, - 370
LL PAft'JiES IN eirr'n To LS will please •
pay.tmronnts to J. WISEMAN, managr0
of the 1100gens Estate, before the lot May, es•
alter that date accounts will be placed. hr Court
for collection (1L'a'1'TI111.L & 00. ' 887.
L-I AMiN=\rIO;f--TEE ENTRANCE EXAM.
/ iNATiON Poi aduussion.to the nigh School,.
will bo iietd. in seaforth, 011atnn and la'htgh,ttn,
on illo1nAv, 7 (eshnr and, Wlin5asna•, the
OGh and 8th days of Jnly no'st commencing at1
1 o'clock,•t'.8l., so Monday, All candidates who
intend to write 11111 r0101ro}l to amid their names
mkt arl41•cgs,het later thea ttie' 1st May, to either
of the folluWin, . J. C, 1•larstoue, 13,A,„ cuPoi'th;
Jag. Turnbull, 13, .\ , Conteh; W. 1:. (how,
'Esq., \a'Ingham; or to the Undersigned. • •
13) Ai M tt 1 O01I,1.1'.8,, earth ffnrnn:
New GaodSi BOW Good.&
Photograph xllbutn.
Autograph Alhz(l75,
i'(4H1 i amt. Chin nor l'r.
Prtr5 e • awl '.alk&
ANCY GOODS
Of all 1i insiv, rlreaptrr than ever.
WAIL COOPER,
2VBir$ AGAINI'y.
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tT'ote the fact tart VE XT i i -:l r•.'coltn hats one price may,
and that price'i'casonalile.
OTE THE . FACT
Th
e :: Circulation
TALKS TO THOUSANDS !.
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-, ` add � ' ti " '�
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PLAIN OR, FANCY.
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