The Huron News-Record, 1887-08-03, Page 5t
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UNTIL THE FIRST OF
AUGUST
WI; WILL GIVE THE PEOPLI'.
treat Bargains in eery Class of Goods
IN OUR STORE.
We are just like the restoof the Dry -Goods mon—we want to reduce our
stock before Fall Goods begin to arrivo.
O
We are Determined no one shall sell Cheaper
0 0
Ask to see the Goods. Ask the Price—it shall be the
LOWEST. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. .
GEO. E. PAY & CO.,
THE DRY -0000S EMPORIUM OF CLINTON.
1N ANI) ABOUT TIHE COUNTY
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—Tile G. T. 11. disclaims rest
sibillty for the injtl•ries sustained
the St Thomas disaster, .with
exception of three t.•orsols.
—Two Stratford men iinnt
Hartley and Meeker, whilst bath
the other night, had their clot
robber) of .;+270 and $25 resltectivi
—Two young ,nen named Gov.
and Healy were fined $30 ai+d co
•by the (Jut•lph polite- magistrate 1
week for ill treating a horse on 5
day prtviou4.
—Mr. J. C. Stevens, Collector
Customs. at Owen Soniel, is repos•
far
ill
the
rd,
ing
hes
it
Sts
H. A. Jamieson, a Stratford
wheat buyer skeddadled last wook.
It is said that the bank of Montreal
holds $13,000 worth of warehouse
receipts of his, but his warehouse
contains no wheat.
—Janes Bain, who lis tilled the
(thee of night-watchman in St.
:Mary:., for a number of years, early
nu Sunday morning last took mime
tage of hitt position and skipped by
the light of the moon, leaving many
not `it, ,llaryites to mourn Lis departure,
un- -.-Mrs. I. \i)tcalf, of Turuberry,
14 v141ting 11t • Varna w'llel 0, )ler
of brother, Mr. R. Stevenson, iv lying
ter) seriously ill. He had n tumor taken
out of his side. ft is I,uutfil if ho
la_ wil recover.
r . couple of weeks ago an accident
sat • befel 11r. \Vin. O'Rourke, of the
tot 6th eO nceasion of McKillop„ at the
ne barn raising of )1r. .11ugh Dunn.
int As was expected, Mr. O'Rourke did
tn. not long survive his injuries. Ile
passed peacefully away on the
morning of the 14tH inst. aged 54
years. Mr. O'Rourke was a native of
the county of Galway, Ireland, and
come to this country in 1851.
Ingram, an Alnwick farm-
er, appeared at the 'Cobourg Police
Court to answer a charge of assault
preferred against hila and his wife
by 'Taylor 1ieNutt., their hired man.
One day last week Mrs. • Ingrani
quarreled with McNutt about coin,
ing late .tu his ,breakfast. He told
her to mind her own buSiuess and
she retaliated by throwing a 'cup of
tea at hint. Whim he went out in
the yarns . she followed him and
relieved her ruffled temper be.giving
hint a few Sound slaps. 'Then her
`11ThlWiiitlinterfered and, on the pre-
tence that .he feared MNutt was
going to choke his wife, assaulted
and heat • him. The „flue and costs
amounted) to $10.
—On ,Monday morning James
Howard of Mitchell woke up unr.l.
found his wife a corpse by his side.
When hhe died he had no knowledge,
but as the body was black the Mayor
sent a doctor to stake an uxamina•
r tion. Ho reported that decomposi-
tion had set- in and that life must
havo• been extinct at least twenty
fotir hours. Howard is given to
0
that hr'.will he permanently ilrcal
cituted for official duty.'
—Said he tenderly, as they
looking at the stars : " i ,do i
'understand what you can see. in 1
that you love ate." " That's wl
everybody says," replied the ingr
UOus maiden.
—Charles Hopkins, aged 16, son
of John Hopkins, formerly express
agent . of , the Granit -Trunk, St
'homes, 1a , (lied on Friday evening
from sunstroke, received, while pick.
ing berries.
,-Mrs. Curry Campbell, of Winni-
peg, second daughter of the late Rey.
Dr. Rice, died suddenly at the resid-
ence of her brather•in-law, Rev. A.
Cunnin_gllam,..at Stratford, on \Veda
nesday morning, from internal r•up-
ture-
--A negro preacher in a South
Georgia county asked his congrei'a,
tioin the other day for a short vacs•
tion. An old sister objected, giving
es n reason 'flat de d.cbd.l-...._tleltber.-
takes no hollerday, but he get in his
"WWI: ev'y • minute.'
—While milking a cow some few
days ago a daughter of Mr. Kelly,
town line Logan and El.liee,:had her
collar bone broken. Lt. dog fright-
ened the cow and in running' away
the brute .knocked the girl down,
which resulted in the fracture meu-
t iaoed.
—The case of ,l1eLean -vs. Prio
-which excite:) considerahfle .inter
est in tins county and. it
which judgment Was reserved at th
trial was det,•ru)itii'd on Monde
when judgment was given in favor o
Prior,dismissing the Plaintiff's action
with costs. '
e
y- drink, and on Sunday night he
f returned from the country in a state
of intoxication,and tum'aled into bed
alongside of the remains of his wife,
t she ,having died no clonbt early that
morning. lie slept away in his
drunken stupor until next morning,
when he discovered for the first time
that she was dead;
—Mr. William hunter, an organ
ahent, was arrested in w inglr,tnl on
Friday last, for forgery. - About a
week ago pie walked into the bank
there and presented the n,auagnr,
llr. Jackson, «•itlr a note for ninety
dollars, purporting to 1 o signed by
I)0011) Jackson bought
the note and notified Mr. Blue, of
Andierley. Mr. Glue came forward,
smiling, and said lie lead not signed
a note lately. Things began to look
blue for Mr. Jackson so he inlnledi•
ately got out a warrant for Ifetter's
arrest, Constable Alex, 1\dcl)onald
proceeded . to \Vingbum, arrested
hint in the billiard hall,and brought
hint to ]Ripley where he was tried
before a magistrate ho sent him
flown to the county tOwit for trial.
—An eminent pliystclan gives i
as his opinion, founded on exper
fence, that a sober person du .the
witness.box ' testifying to events
that had occurred when -he -was in-
toxicated is more liable to bo correct
than an intoxicated person tetttifying
to events that hod occurred wheli he
was sober. .
—'1110 Pal me rstoe 'Telegraph
Kays;—"There was more Sabbath•
1,reaking than drunk r•tines5 in Pal•
niersten on Sunday iary 1a,t, ,rime of the
worst,, offenders against ..the fourth
COntrtlandinerlt being amongst the
prominent workrs for the Scott
Act."
—Uhnrle4 Storms, *the Waterloo
horse thief, WAS surlteIle:d floc other
day to twenty•four years in the
Kingston Penitentiary. It was
-pros-ed in court that he had stolen
twenty•four horses within 0 compar-
atively ehorttro,4;p)e, and for each of-
fence the judge gale hint one year
in the penitentiary.
—According to the published
Voters' Lists of the township of
Stanley, there aro 611 persons who
are entitled to vote at both inunici-
pal elections and elections to the
Legislative assembly ; 21 who are
entitled to vote at municipal elec-
tions only, and 36 who are entitled
to vote at elections to the Legis-
1.ntive Assembly only, There are 250
who aro eligible to serve as jurors,
and there are 19 ladies who are
entitled to vote at municipal elec..
ions. There are 107 land—holders
sons, and 31 wage earners. There
are also 48 tenants, and 30 occupant
voters.
31.11tR1,1t; ES.
i'I'Illi lx i.-11F,ACOMI. On tin. 27th
Inst, by the Rev. 11. Hill, at the bane
of the bride's parents, \1r, James Still•
ing, of Michigan, 1'. S. to Miss .!ane,
daughter of Air. butes !keratin of f;ole.
rich Tp.
(:1)111S--HELL,•--At Saltfor) on the 2tith
' July by the Rev. 1h•. Urc, Mr, Richard
Gibbs to Miss Agnes 1. Bell. •
S'I'ON1;S—`O1"1'.-011 the 2ritlt inst., at
the \(ethn,list Parsonage, plemniller, by
Rev. -dames Nestle, \Ir. Jacob Stokes to
Alias \fnry 11. Nott, both of )4ndericll.
Powell's sarsaparilla and' burdock
the most powerful blood purifier in.
the market. Price 50cts. a bottle
S01d by all druggists. 443-3m.
THEtt� -
DR Y-000DS
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PALACE:
Just Opened Out for the Summer Trade,
NEW LAWNS, NEW MUSLINS, NEW PRINTS
NES" STUFF GOODS_ G-RgND V"ALZ7'E_
We are -Showing a Special Job Line of PR,INTS at 8c., worth 12-1.
Millinery Department Fully Assorted.
FIVE -SER -CNT -OFF -M-101?,-
0-0-0
OR-
0-0-0
JOHN 'WISEMAN, Manager. Estate J. HODGENS.
At this season of the (year every-
one should use Powell's sarsaparilla
and burtlook, it cleanses and enriches
the blood. Price 50 cts., sold by
all druggists. 443.3ro.
MARKE'L' REPORTS.
(Corrected every Ttc4.1 afternoon.)
CLINTON.
Flour $4 00 to 4 30'
Fall Wheat, new (C old 0 70 to 0 80
Spring Wheat. ........ 0 70• to 0 80
Barley .. 0 40 to 0 48
Oats .. 0 29 to 0 30
Peas
APPLES WANTED.
\ZTANTED, 20,000 BARRELS OF 11AItVEST,
IVANTED,
AND WINTEit Apples.
Apply to D. CANTELON.
453—ti Clinton.
DETLOR &r CC'S
Grand Dominion ,S Industrial
Great Suiiiiuer Sale!
EXHIBITION
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a Q
1887 NOW GOING ON.
IT'OJOJrTO,
Sept. 5th to 17th.
. 0 48 to 0 48 $30,000 IN PRIZES.
Apples,(winter) per bbl 1 00 to 1 50
Potatoes 0 60 to 70
Butter 0 12 to 0 13
Eggs a 13 to 0 15
Hay 8 00 to 9'00
Cordwoocl 3 00 to 4 00
Beef .. 0 00 to 0 00
Wool 0 24 to 0 25
r ENDERS WANTED. ---Tenders will b
o• n o , ugue , 1887, for the lilac.
ing of 11EA'I't:RS in' the ONTARIO STREET
METHODIST CIIIItOtf, with a guaranteed
capacity sufficient to heat the church in the
coldest weather. ll' necessary information can
he obtained from the building committee. The
lowest or any twnder not necessarily accepted.---
il. w1LTSK, Secretary.
1:ntrie, )'lose su 'u5t 13t11.
This, boin;; the Dominion and lnifi .trial
m
bitious combined, will be the grette,ta hlbition
•of the agrieultmrtl lull industrial products'of
this country ever held:
t .1 (band l rsgr;uuwc of Special Attractions
is being prepitiv',
Re turn tickets at single fare and cheap excur-
slona of all railways during the full time of the
Ex h t bi tion.
0
STARTLING VALUE
IN \IANY LINES.
LADIES' G J P'S HATS AT JOB PRICES'.
O-
ssma ung receivepfomatattention
BOARDERS WANTED.
('t 1•;NTL7•:JIEN OR LADIES desiring :( Private
lJf Boarding Mottos can receive aeon, dation
by applying to MRS. IIAA(tK E, nn the corner of
Itattenbury and Nylon streets (the ilwelling
recently occupied lir 11•m. Doherty; Esq,)
Clinton,IJuly, IS'
t Sr.
. , 454-4t,
IPPE1IALE TEACHER WANTED—For the low-
est loom in the Clinton Model School ; for
the Model term. Must be capable of teaching
music and bol t a tiro, o•second.clan certificate.
Applications, stating salary expected, received
tip tod3th August'. by W. II. 111NE, Secretary.
Clinton, Jply 14th, ]S87. 454
T\RESS MAKING. - 5tra. Campbell, of London
has opened Dress Making Rooms. over the •
Dry Good Store of Geo. E. l'ay ;t Co:, with first-
class as,estnts. She is iu a position to tern ort
work equal to any in the city. Rhe respectfully
asksa trial order. ,tuoms-over ( E0. E. PAN" L
00'8, Dry Goods Store.
WANTED AT ONCE,
GOOD (4ENERAI, SERVANT.
Apply to
51115. Melt EE,
4:4 St. Mary street
A. A. B E N N ETTJ 1
—T1IE I.EADINO—
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALMER,
Jed •Itot.,ker Store,
ALBERT ST. CLINTON.
]'ancy G0 ds
Pnttr/sell,,,', ('0,111, Feli.,•, At'oNl uc
1Vas/tif? f/ lsurlyeui(lrly/ (tltrl," liitiflitrr
SILKS, Fillu.••r'llc E7/0,/ Cnttutt,
(J'oteltcl G,lhut, Alcteoe,,,,' Cunt,
Tins01, A/5/1li1/1te F70te'0,..',1'0/11'/Ir'fr7.,•,
• ole., etc.
"CT'OQi T T
M. COOPER
17e•(0,,' tiler/, Enol ,Slone.
ATTENTION !
FARMER l
Implements !
Implements !
i1ct'01t:\i ICK I,1:J,P'•111N T)T;1tS,
itA;APl',1t5, \IO\V];l)s,
SEE1) DI))LES, TinliSE 'RAKES
PLOWS,
CiUT'l'JNt1 HONES, 511E1.LERS,
ETC.,1,1'C
And all implements used on a farm
as (food as the .Rest, and Dir Cheap
08 tllrCheapest, at
J. B. • WEIR'S
grey es t• at o i e , tt et: l e T.
For Prize Lists and full information address
.1. 4. WITHIRROW, H..1, IrULL,
President. Mgr. and Sec.,
451 Toronto
TO THE FARMERS !
Study your own interest alit] go where
you eau get
Reliable '
e '' Harness,
1 manufacture n
( t C IOIIC 10 14
the i)K,) • OF STOOL
l K.
frtrarc of
ahns that c
nsthc
t
have
got to line. r r Caland get ices,
Orders
by.utail promplyattended to
JOT3E1 Tr. CARTER,
iHARNESS EMPORIUM, i3LYT11, ONT.
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J. C. DETLOR & CO'.
ig Slaughter
DRY -GOODS
ROBE TO
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GOOSE EGGS FOR TH I cRt.TY.SI C DAYS.
GOODS ....'�� C
O 0 0 O
Not the oldiunry kind, you know, hat the
name for nothing is the way we 'nae the
term.- When your expectations are ,great
and nothing conies of it, you get a goose
egg. Don't you see ? A goose egg i,
good for nothing but to hatch a gosling.
DON'T BE A GOSLING,
For that's exactly what the people who are
continually olfl'ring you Goose Eggs w'a'nt
to stake of you, A gosling is a poor slily
thing that follow,, the other geese without
asking any questions. Its these goslingo
that form the sole support of firms who
arc continually making
GOOSE EGG OFFERS
regarding Iioots and -Shoes and
othe)• necessary footmen'. 'There i, noth-
ing in those oflbls of value to you or any •
one else. 1\hen 0 firm offer, you an arti-
1,• d fuotw ar t'or. 1:'ss than the rat' nm•
terisl woul,l cast 14thCgoals vereieliable,
look out, fnr'its only another
irRESi-I LAID
plan 0) gather in a gosling. h,0W 1ices
:In' the dearest thing on earth unless they,
are pat on honest. Reliable Goods,
Muslilts for Tc., Gingham's for '8c., .Prints fur 5e., Press (;roods for 8c.,
Wool Carpet from 45c., Curtain Netts very cheap. Call and
see what we are doing.
T T
�bertsoxt's
GREAT CASH STORE
ABSOLI/TEL Y
NEW STOCK
OOTS AND SHOES!
•Si ips ?it's
S('ar1c's Block, opposite the ]\Iai•lcet,
amp when you are quote,) figures lower
than straight gars.; call Lc sold fors you.
Tse Thermometer has dropped, and, so
are invited to hay (10000 Eggs. • .«
THERE IS A LIIVIIT
tm,lerwhirh no,t,ifll), lIOAiF8T.AIADE Courteous Treatment. Best Assortment. All
ally"play the slant." we nava gen below it ea), he line, and whit: be r nnti„n• ELeather Goods, Startlingly Low Prices. No.
idly "
hecatlsr t,r ,y, Ll, NaT ,ell shad ly ,,randy Trouble to show Goods.
for the sale rat• making attractive offers of
niter impossihilifir=.
my prices.
have
Don't Forget the Place—W, IL Simpson's, -
SUBSTANTIAL opposite the Market, Minton.
BARGAIN:; ! ><-�- l J- yon to remember the address mid give
u It \,•ill <t
in Stylish hats and Shoes, possessing the 11i111 fl cull.
or -m rrY and 5I.\I(K, can always he had of
ns at the lowest limit of living prices, it
la niuNn5f I,•:5,. and sATL.f••A. Ton to trade
'VIth
SON
IMPLEMENT \VA It BROOMS, The Reliable Shoe Man,
CLII' PON. ONTARIO CLINTON AND LONDESBORO.
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