The Huron News-Record, 1887-11-09, Page 5•
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'TRW 041VE TO Tt°iAM coiott7SIQr . , LONG
TIME ' GQT--IFIEE PEOPLE. WE . ME. N,
That the right way to do business is to give the
Best. Possible Value the, Least PossibJD. key
Our Mant/e Dep't in Ful/ force
Under the sante management. That's her business : to
Cut a,ncl Fit PERFECT GARMENTS, and nothing else,
and we Guarantee Sati faction every time.
We Believe in Specialties. Come and See Ours.
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GEO. E. PAY & CO.'Y,
The Low -Priced Dry -Goods Men of Clinton.
your parents wino have for rriany
years loyally, liberally and intelli-
.gentiy supported the congregation
at Manchester, who have been ready
at all times to speak in their behalf
and enterprises, we cheerfully say
that as a congregation and commun•
ity we have been -blessed by having
tbeln dwell so long in our midst, and
in saying farewell to them and to you
we sincerely say, God bless you all.
Signed on behalf of the congre-
gation,
. • GABRIEL SrRoxo.
JOHN HUARE.
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Tho gifts were then presented by
Miss Susannah Blair when Mr.
Washington made a feeling reply
thanking them in bohalf.of himself
and daughters for the kind ro-
ntenibrance of their, to then,. plea -
.sant duties and expressing his re-
gret at severing the pleasant connec-
tions so long kept up between the
Manchester friends and his family.
After an hour or two of games and
charades, managed by Messrs.
Budge and Watson, the party broke
up and the general opinion express-
ed was that such occasions were
only regrettable on account of the
loss of such valuable members of
the community.
In and About the (Jaunty.
--A. Brussels widow evened up
with one of the rnarautling hallow'een
boys by shooting him in the back ,of
the leg.
—Mr. 0., Eilber's road and car-
riage stallion Grey Eagle, formerly
owned in Zurich, died on Tuesday
night from gas on the stomach.
This will be a heavy loss .to the
owner.
—Richard Robertson, a tea agent,
• has been committed for trial at Hag•
ersvville for having in kin possession
moulds for counterfeiting American
silver.
—St, David's Church, Hen fryti,
was re opened Tart Sunday morn-
ing after recent alterations and im-
provements.. Rev. W. T. Cluff, of
Brussels took part in the services.
Jonnie Green, the alleged
Charlie Ross who was abdY;lt from
Mitchell when the accident occured
resulting in his father's death, re-
turned last Friday, He was in
Wingbant when he first heard of
the accident.
-Mr. John Cowan, a well known
sportsman of Bright, "bagged" a
hear. near that village one day last
week. This is the first game of that
kind that has been shot in the vicin-
ity for -very many years.
—Mr. James Sutherland, sr., of
Saaforth, died on Friday last at the
age of 68 years. Mr Sutherland
was one of the pioneer settlers of
the township of Hullett, having
taken up the farm on the town line
whet'`; his son James •now lives,
many years ago.
—Samuel Kilpatrick, a -beer
peddler, was arrested in Rothsay
and tried at Harristou last week be-
fore Police Magistrate Lowes
for a second offense against the
Canada temperance act and fined
$100 and costs, and, not hav-
ing the funds to pay his fine, he was
committed to jail for two months.
—As Mrs. Lloyd and eon from
near Blyth were. driving through
Belgrave on Sunday their horse got
frightened at an engine which was
standing on a vacant lot ,fear the
roadway. Tho animal became un-
manageable and ran away, upsetting
the buggy on top of the occupants,
injuring Mrs, Lloyd seriously. The
buggy was a total wreck,
—One day recently Mr. Joe.
Kincaid, of Winghalii, met with a
very serious accident while out on a
shooting expedition with three
others. They had just shot a rab-
bit and were talking about it, Kim
caid standing on one leg when his foot
slipped and in some unaccountable
way the gun which he held went off,
taking one of his fingers off his right
hand, wounding him severely in the
thigh, shattering his jaw and filling
his ears with shot. His escape from
instant death is almost miraculous.
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—Mr. John Carlin one of the
oldest settlers of McKillop, died
Monday- of last week aged 82 years.
—The well known imported etal.
lion, "Old Welcome," the property
of.Mr. George Whiteley, of Sea -
forth, died on Friday night last of
inflammation.•
Mr. A. Case, teacher, Hensall,
intend:, giving up teaching at the
end of the year and will move into
Cromarty and open out a general
store.
• —The Alberntale correspondent
of the Wiarton Echo says that a re.
cent prayer meeting at -Purple Val,
ley ended in s rough and tumble
fight among young men in the
neigl, borhood.
It is said that Mr. B. 5. Gook,
first deputy.reeve of Howick, 'is
going to retire from municipal
matters, and that Mr. Samuel
Johnston, councillor, will contest
the municipality for the position.
It is reported he will he opposed
by Mr. T. K. Boddy.
—Mrs. S. Holmes, of Chatham,
died very suddenly Tuesday of heart
disease. At the time of her death
she was polishing a stove and sing-
ing at' her work. Her nephew
noticed the singi.tg suddenly stof,
and running in found her lying dead
on the floor. Deceased was forty-
five years old.
—Mr. William Johnston, Mem-
ber of Parliament for South Belfast,
a Conservative, made a speech the
other night at Glasgow. In the
course of his remarks he said that
every Orangemen' In Ireland 'was de-
termined to take up and use his rifle
before he would allow the Empire to
be torn up. •
—On Satiiiday •last Mr, Malcolm
McDerinid of I'larpurhey, one or the
pioneer merchants of that district,
Was stricken down by paralysis and
now lies in a critical condition.
lir: has no feeling, whatever, in the
paralysed sick and is utterly help-
less although he is perfectly sensible
and still possesses the power of
speech.
—Mr. S. Irwinn; of Wiarton, rail.
way tie contractor, was in Stratford
last Friday, and recited to the
Herald an adventure he had while
'out fox hunting two wiles. ,from
Wiarton.on the 25th ult. His dogs
had scented reynard and were press-
ing him closely in .the bush, when a
massive bear wade his appearance.
The sportsman at once fired his
charge of fine shot at bruin, but
this did not have a very killing ef-
fect, and it was not until two charges
of buck shot were emptied into hits
that he rolled over. .
At this season of the year every-
one should use Powell's sarsaparilla
and burdock, it cleanses and enriches
the blood. Price 50 cts., sold by
all druggists: 443-3m,
SALE REGISTER
Parties getting their sale bills printed at this
office will get a free adrertisment under this
heading until date of sale. In the majority of
cases it is worth as much as the bills.
On Wednesday, Noy. 16tH—Sale of
stock and implements on Lot 16, l3ayftokl
concession, Goderich township. W. E.
Reed, prop. James Howson, acct.
ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30th.—Farm
stock and implements at lot 37, con. 11,
East Wawanosh, at one o'clock p. m. C.
Hltmilton, lauctioncer, Thos. A. Powell,
proprietor.
• Wednesday, Nov. 9th. — Farm stock
and implements on SI, lot 24, con. 10,
West Wawanosli, commencing at one
o'clock p. m,, sharp. C. Hamilton, anct.;
John Barbour, prop.
Thursday, Nov. loth.—Farm stock and
implements on lot 30, con. 9, township of
East 11'awanosll, Sale to commence at
ono p. in. C. Hamilton, auct.; Peter
Nason, prop.
Tuesday, Nov, lith.—Farm stock and
implements, on lot 45, con. 14, Hullett,
adjoining Manchester, Salo to commence
at one o'clock p. m. C. Hamilton, suet.;
E, Elkin, prop.
Powell's sar4aparilla and burdock
the most powerful blood purifier in.
the market, Price 50ats. a bottle
Sold by all druggists, '4434m.
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----- -HAV JUSX OPnNED OUT -
ONE CASE OVEROOS, TN MEN'S and YO1TH-S',
AT VERY CLOSE PRICES.
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
EN'S AND BOY'S OAPS AT FROM 250. UP.
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SHIRTS and DRAWERS, in Scotch and Canadian Makes,
EXCELLENT VALUE. 5 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
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JOHN WISEAN, Manager. Estate J. HODGENS.
FIRE! FIREI FIRE!
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Wanted, 100,000 Economical Buyers to
come and see our New -Stock. -
DAIRGAINS FOR ALL.—HAVING REMOVED MY STOCK OF GOODS TO
it A MUCH LARGER PLACE, I ata now ,prepared to show my stock to better
advantage, where the Public can satisfy themselves as to QUALITY and QUANTITY,
more particularly the LOW PRICES I ata selling at. Call and examine for
yourself and you will go away satisfied that GLASGOW, the Gent's .Fur-'
nisler, is selling renl..0-kably Cheap.
GEO. GLASGOW,
Murray Block, Albert Street.
8o'Next Door to DRY -GOODS PALACE.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
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CLINTON.
Flour $4 00 to 4 30
Fall Wheat, new & old 0 75 to 0 80
Spring Wheat 0 75 to 0 80
Barley .. 0 50 to 0 70
Oats 0 28 to 0 30
Peas 0 53 to 0 55
Apples,(winter)perbbl 1 00 to 1 50
Potatoes . 0 50 to 11, 60
Butter- 0 18 to -0 20
Eggs 0 18 to 0 18
Hay 800 to 9 00
Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00
Beef ..000 to 0 00
Wool 0 24 to 0 25
.1TAR1i FOR SALE. -For sale, the north half
of lots EI and 52, in the 1st concession of the
Township of Turnberry, containing 100 acres:
over 70 cleared, good frame house, barn and
stable; situated 4 miles from Wroxeter and 3
miles from Bluevale. Will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply to M. McTAGGAIIT, Clinton.
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NNOTICE'TO TIIE TAXPAYERS. -Notice is
Lel hereby oiven that in accordance with a -
resolution of" the Connell, all taxes due the -
Printing in Gold,Printing in Colors, Printing
must be paid before the 14th of g
December next, at which time the roll will be in Plain. and Fancy Printing, in the best style
returned. Ratepayers will please govern then• known to the craft, at very reasonable rates, at
selves aceordinglc. GE,O.'rEDFORD, Collector. the News•Record office.
BIG - SAERIFICE
Woollen Ioos.
As we intend closing our Woollen Mill
here, we offer front now till Dec. 31st, our
Great Variety of Stock at Cost
for Cash. We have an excellent stock
of Fine & Coarse Tweeds, Car-
digan Jackets, Fine Flannels,
Top shirts, Shirts and Draw-
ers foe Men and Boys. We have Plain
and Cheek Flannels of our own
make, Varus;' Sheeting, White
and Horse Blankets.
The equal of which were never before pro-
duced, and all must be cleared out before
the above date.
Clinton Woollen Mills,
D. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
466-tf T. II. GRAHAM,. Manager.
Clinton, Nov. 8,'1887. . 469.4t
SERVANT WANTED.
A FEMALE SERVANT to do ,,eneral house•
1-1 work. One accustomed to ePldren pre-
ferred. Apply at once to MILS. STEWAR'r at
the Manse;
Clinton, Nov, 1st, 1887. 408tf
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Establishrnent, Victoria Street. P.S.-Donn
forget that this is the only p'ace in the town
where clothing is cleansed, repaired and pressed
to look neariy as good .as'new.
408 y A. W. CARSLAKE, Proprietor.
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OTEL iN BAYFIELD FOR RENT OR SALE.
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OOD MARE, WITH COVEREDI11;001(
itir and harness for sale cheap, or will he sold
separately, Apply to J. If, COMl1E. 465.31
EtV 11011SF: F'OR RENT. -Located in good
IN part of txONil ; five mimttes Walk from Post
Office ; 4 bedrooms, dining roo,n, parlor, kitchen,
pantry, :Cc. ; bard and soft water. Apply at T.
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TORE TO -RENT IN PERRIN'S BLOCK, ON
the Market Square, Clinton, 85 feet deep and
large cellar;. a good place for wholesale and re-
tail Seed Store, also Flour and Feed -no better -
or any other business ; fitted up is first-elass
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Perrin Plock. 404 In
BUTCHERING BUSINESS -TUE UNDER -
signed wishes to intimate to the people of
Clinton and snrroundingcountry, that in order
to suitably meet the deuntnds of his very nutter•
ous customers, he has bought out the business
of Mr. R. Fitzsimons, and will carry on the same
afth the choicest meats in season. Every effort
will be made to meet the wants of all, and he
hopes to merit and rt.ccive a fair share of public
patronage. • Lowest prices for large orders.
Farmers' trade a specialty. ALBERT 'INLAY.
TARESS 11AliIXC.-11r3. Campbell, of London
�J has opened Dress Making Rooms over the
Dry good Store of Geo. E. I'ay & Co., with first-
class assistants: She is in a position to turn out
work equal to any in the city. She respectfully
asksa trial order. Rooms over GEO, E. PAY &
CO'S, Dry Goods Store.
BOARDERS WANTED.
A few lady or gentlemen boarders can baso
hoard and roost accommodation at the private
residence of MRS. NOBLE, lately occupied by
Mr. Diehl, Viotoriastroet, Clinton. 304•tf
APPLES WANTED.
WANTED, 20,000 DARRET,s OF HARVEST,
FALL AND WINTER Apples. •
Apply to D. CANTELON,
453-41 , Clinton,
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TO THE FARMERS !
Study your' own interest and go where
you can get
Reliable Harness.
1 manufacture none but the BEAT OF STOCK.
Beware of shams that tell cheap, as they have
got to live. it -x Call and get prices. Orders
by mail prmuplyattended to
ei O2]Nr T. CARTER,
HARNESS EMPORIUM, BLYTII, ONT.
Look at Our Slippers
And Auto111ans—Nino New Patterns.
Great Value in Wools & lams.
XMAS STOCK ARRiVINC DAILY.
l; "GREAT .BARGAINS •IN -t11
WALL PAPERS & BORDERS.
W. Cooper, Beaver Block, Clinton
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KID :GLOVES !
J. C. DETLOR & '00.
Rave just opened out a full range 'of FRENCH KID
GLOVES. % They guarantee,:every pair of them
"Durable and Gold Medal" make.
DRESS GOODS --A fresh lot of New and Stylish Dress
Goods
PLUSHES—Nearly every color in Plushes.
MANTLE CLOTHS—Their steels is immense.
MILLINERY—Tlleir stock of Millinery is now
attractive.
BARGAINS IN LADIES' & CIIILDI{EN'S WOOL
HOSE.
very
C. DETLOR & CO.
The Sleepless and Restless Jeweler
ROB. W. COATS,
—II 18 IL',US
Another Big Reduction in the Price of Watches
SEND FOR ONE 01' 1118
$2.75 WATCHES.
Aaninuansmanannah
100 OASES
INDOW Q.LASS
Ex Steamship "Corona" `from Antwerp,
:CON"T1R,ACTORS
and those BUI7,DING will find' this an] opportunity to get supplied oto
advvn Cage. ff A lso'
Linseed Oils, Paints Vic., &e.,at Low ' 'Figures
TO CLOSE OUT SWAFFIELD'S STOCK.
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Iron and Hardware Merchant,
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June;, 1887.
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oots (MOM
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How much a man is like his shoes !
For instance, both a sole may lose ;.
Both have been tanned ; both are made tight.
By cobblers ; both get left and right
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, --The change of the season
will cause many of you to , renew your foot -wear. In
order to meet the demand,
W. H.SIMPSON,
Searle's Block, opposite the Market, has laid in a
Select Stock of Boots & Shoes
which he will sell VERY CHEAP, Inspect our stock
and get our prices.
W. H. SIMPSON