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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe East Huron Gazette, 1892-07-14, Page 5f eanae.§.71.. i popular ap the made atter what coming n first. he best. r effects in black and ards. f you want if you pur- of cotton anufactur- shirtings, s for these ds at the ur Japan e cheaper in the price our goods in as good to doing busi- c appreciates r Farm Nato GOOD NEWS GATHERINGS. EX.CHANGESAXD ROELED FOR biZETTE READERS. HURON. Mr. Eschoo, a Persian student, is lee- nring in the county. winghim held a most successful cele- bration of Dominion Day. The affair was under the artspiees of the Canadian Order of Foresters. There is not one cent of indebtedness against the village of Bayfield. A fire broke out shortly after two o'clock on Tuesday morning -of last week in Ward's harness shop, Seaforth, and before it could be got under subjec- tion the shop, together with an adjoin. ing butcher shop, restaurent and law office were gutted. One evening lately as J. Robb and sister, of Clinton, was driving home,the horse got frightened and shied off the road, turning the buggy upside down in the ditch. Mr. C. Avery happened along at the time and helped to straight. en up the rig, which had turned as ex- actly upside down as possible. No one was seriously injured. The Presbytery of Huron met in God- erieh on Tuesday. Haying commenced last week in the south part of the county.. A recent dis- pateh to the Empire, speaking of the southern townships of Huron, says : " The grain crops never looked better or more promising than they do at present end this statement applies to all general grains. Fall wheat promises more than an average, and has not suffered percep- tibly from the continued rains, other than to be beaten down somewhat ; but it is likely to rise again. As far as ob- served no rust has appeared. Spring wheat, barley,oats and peas are looking well, but are not far enough advanced to be hurt by the wet weather. The outlook is decidedly promising." A stalk of rhubarb was recently pulled at Varna which measured nine inches around. The sum of 315,000 has been appro- priated by the government towards nn- provement for Goderich harbor, and $8,000 for Port Albert. Conductor Parker, who has taken Conductor Snider's place on the London, Huron and Bruce railway, has removed his family from Sarnia to Wingham. Conductor Snider is now running on the main line west from Toronto. A band tournament is to be one of the leading attractions at the Goderich fair this fall, and the following prizes will be offered for competition : 1st prize, $125; 2nd, 360; 3rd, 340. These prizes should bring about some good music. A team belonging to Alexander Pat- terson, lot 37, concession 2, East Wa- wanosh, ran away a few days ago and the handle of a plow which was in their way, ran into one- of the sailmals' side, very seriously if not fatally injuring it. At a convention of the Conservatives of South Huron,held at Hensallon June 28, D. Weismiller, of *Kippen, was sel- ected as the standard-bearer for the local legislature at the next election. Mr. Weismiller was Mr. McMillan's oppon- ents at the last Dominion election. The Conservatives are taking time by the forelock, as it is not likely an election will take place for two years. .PERTH Mr. Cameron, P. S principal, of Mil- verton, has been engaged at a salary of 3465. The petition of John A. Gardiner has been filed in the Queen's Bench Division, Osgoode Hall, Toronto, against the re - tern of Mr. James Grieve as member for North Perth. Thomas Green, of the 2nti concession of Logan, was tossed sixteen feet by a vicious bull a day or two ago. The un- fortunate man lay prostrate, when the infuriated animal changed again, drag- ging Frank Maher after him. The ani- mal then fell, when the men escaped without serious injury. The brute was shot shortly afterwards. The season is exceptional for instan- ces of phenomenal growth. Mr. Fred. anniams, of Ellice, near Brunner, has the latest eneiosity in the shape of a rhubarb stalk that has climbed up until it is higher than its owner, having at- tained a length of 5ft, 9in. Next! A painful accident recently happened to a six year old son of Joseph Heid, near Hesson. The boy was in the yard while the cows were being milked and was viciously kicked by a cow, both bones being fractured below the knee. While dressing a window in Carson & McKee's store, Listowel, the ladder gave way and the clerk struck the large pane of plate glass, smashing it in many pieces. Hugh Hyndman, jr., of Palmerston, is a delegate to the Christian Endeavor convention in New York this week. BRUCE. At the Hanover races on July Int, Jennie Everett, owned by Mr. Doig, of Gorda, won the free for all trotting race easily. Time 2.54. The Salvation Army held an opernair Reeling in "Marten one evening recent ly, right in front bf an entrance to Punch and Jndy show. The opposition show kept up a terrific minims from 7 till 9 O'clock, and was- finally atoPPed by the Reeve, who ordered the hose to be itattnznteed on the Arni3n when they caPitil; Paul Mcianies, of Kincardhle,the other day was in a field of rye on thelarm of Mr. John McDougall, 10th con., Kincar- dine,and with a foot rulemeasured from the ground to the top of the rye stalk six and a half feet. Mr. David Porter, M. P.P. for North Bruce, is in New York, consulting emi- nent specialists there in reference to the lung disease under which he had been been suffering for some time. While Jas. Morrison, jr., was playing football at Hanover on the let, he got severely hurt by being thrown violently forward, injuring his ribs and shoulder. Mr. A. McNeill, jr., has returned home from Ottawa, having finished his parlia- mentary duties there. He will sail for England on the 13th inst. The annual meeting of the North - Bruce Reform Association was held at Tara on Friday last. Considerable bus- iness was transacted and resolutions passed sympathising with Mr. Porter, M. P.P., in regard to his ill -health, and with Mrs. Alexander Mackenzie at the loss of her late husband, Hon. Alex. Mackeezie, M. P., and also in favor of Reform platform of Unrestricted Recip- rocity. Officers elected for the year :— Mr. McCallum, Paisley, Pres. ; J. E. Campbell, Hepworth, Vice-Presn W. McCausland, Tara, Sec. It was re- solved that at the next annual meeting be held in Wiarton. WELLINGTON. The Arthur Beavers, a few years ago one of the formidable foot -ball clubs of the west, is again up to its old-time form. On Diminion Day the Beavers defeated the famous Toronto Scots by a score of 2 goals to 1. Miss Maud Buschlen, a little girl of Arthur village, with remarkable musical talents, is becoming quite expert upon the violin, and with training maydevel- ope into a second Nora Clench.—Enter- prise. An inquest took place at Mt. Forest on Thursday on the body of the late Miss Read who was found dead at a hotel and supposed to have committed suicide. Mr. H. W. Peterson was pres- ent on behalf of the crown. 'Some evi- dence was taken but did not disclose any intelligent notion of the act. Dr. Karn, of Flarriston,made a post Modem examination in accordance with insfiatc- tions from the County Crown Attorney. Chong Kee, a Chinee washeimaii of Guelph, disappeared on Saturday with his customers' Sunday shirts and col- lars locked up. Mr. W. Jones, of Elora, recently kat, while in Peel township on busin' ess, his pocket -book, containing 3900. A young lad found it on Pilkington townline, and on returning it safely to its owner, was suitably rewarded. Rev. Mr. Craig, of Fergus, is improv ing his health on the Atlantic coast. Before leaving he received from his people a purse with 3120 to meet his expenses. He is already recruiting but will return for a few weeks. Turnkey Everson, of Guelph, con- veyed to Kingston last week, Robert Wilson, who was sentenced by HIS Honor Judge Chadwick to three years in the penitentiary for housebreaking recently. The township of West Luther has ap- pealed against the award of the County AssessmentValuators, on the ground a the assessment of Luther being too high in comparison withother municipalities. Parliament was prorogued on Satur- day last. William O'Connor won the single scull race at Boston last week. Ravachol, the notorious anarchistiWas guillotined on Monday morning. The four-year-old son of Chas. Under- hill, Ridgetown, was drowned in a *- tern on Saturday evening. Otto J. Klotz, a prominent Preston mass, and widely known as a Past Grand Master of the Masonic fraternity, Med last week. At New York on Saturday a bicyclist rode 10 miles in less than 31 minutes. Another wheelsman, in Chicago, made the remarkable run of 875 miles ilk 24 hours. Three white men and 101 ainninen were killed in a gunpowder eapiosion near San Francisco last Saturday. The concussion was terrific, and property was damaged for milesarcamd. The returns of the British elections up to Saturday night* show a Masten, ian gain of thirty seats, within four of a tie. It is now thought thsAGhidston8 will fail to secure a working majoetly.:- The Canadien rifle teem now in. Eng: land shot Use matches -en Saturday winning them both, the first against a Cambridge team by 81shots, and the second against a teani of Third Suffolk volunteers b752. e, ,a S. as ea Sae". neases,:.. • Hall the people of or County dont know the position' e1--0141•SnwlishiP bait– suetbeciA'hey can now overcoraethis cLaughli OF THE 043-11..T =AT ,127- 0 V I-1 IT i 0 IV, Which -has been long needed andtooked for. The size is four feet by Ave feet monnteden linenend'wood rollers. Six coloring are used, which makes it very distinct and effective. HE SCHOOL SECTION NEEDS ONE, THE FARMER NEEDS ONE, THE BUSINESS MAN NEEDS ONE Have still a fully assorted stock of Staples, Dress Goods, Prints, Gloves, Hosi- ery, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, etc. In all lines we claim to have as good, and in the majority of' cases, better value than can be obtained elsewhere. Our Sugar at 28 lbs. for $1.00 is just the thing for the Preserving season. Regarding GEM lit‘gS ! As we are anxious that there shall be no scarcity of jars, such as occurred last season, we would advise those requiring Gems to secure them now and so avoid the rush and the possible disappoint- ment when the preserving season is at its height. A large stock now on hand. When you come to. GOrrie don't fail to calland see our stock. 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