HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-02-18, Page 4HURONRECORD ORD ON Monday last. Hanlon was again
* t 4 victorious over Laycock by four leng-
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CitikrON, VainMr,: FEn. 18Tn, 1881, ths--arm; easy victory.
During the present week the Pacific
• Railway Syndicate bill has been read a
Owing to the contiinttied distress of third time and passed by the senate.
the Irish people,, the Dowinlon Gov't hies We may expect to hear a. good deal
formed :a achewe for the purpose of en- about the abolition of this "notorious"
abling them to emigrate to Canada and body for some time now, Two or three
here to have homes of their own, It weeks ago, when they made some ob•
]s proposrd to find homes in the prairie jections to this bill, they were, by the
land of the great north-west, where Globe, an'illustrious assembly of men;
each settler may have a free grant ,of but now the scene has changed. •
160 acres. A small substantial dwell-- For a good piano go to DoaERTir
Ing is to be erected on each lot, and 3L GinBu s.
•also a part of It n3 broken up and pre-ita-For a good violin, go to Doi
pared for seed—this .tobe done by con- HERTY tfr Giminfcs.
tract. The cost of removing an emi-
grant from their port of embarkation to Goderich.
Winnipeg, is supposed on the average A very amusing and'instructive on-
to be about £40. The dwelling and tertainment in the shape of a panorama
land prepared for seed may also be was held in 'Victoria Hall, in aid •of
compiled at from •35 to £40.. • The work Knox church Sunday school, conducted
of preparing the seed in the -different by Thomas ds Co„ of Chicago. The
hall was crowded to the door,,,a great
sections would form employment for many having to stand al1 evening.
the different emigrants; so that the . There is about three inches of snow
wages earned thereby could be consid- now, and the'' roads ° are considerably
ered sufficient to provide for the family improved. The merchants in town.
until the crop would be harvested. For have feltthe want of snow very much
for. a' week back as it was impossible ,
the reimbursement of the expense in for the farmers to bring . any kind of
eminent would provide that the total Capt. Marlton is in. Detroit trying to
cost as certified by the emigrant agent, procure'a partner to help him to re
and acknowledged bythe settler, would build the Park House and carry it. on
gin ' a more extensive manner. The
form the first charges on the land, to be building is expected to commence in .a
payable by'instalineuts. week or two. .
No doubt the scheme is a good one
and about which it will be a • source of
IRISH IMM'IQRATION. ,
• CLINTON MARKETS.
(Corrected over/ Thursday afternoon.)
Wheat, tall per bush.,
S ring, Rodchil;
Fife,
Oats, •
Barley, -
Peas, . •
Flour, • • •
•
Potatoes,
Butter,
• - -
Hides,
Beef,. .. . •• • akins 550
Clover, - - 4 25
Timothy, • • • • S 00
Pork,. • • • • 7 00
- 111 00
• 105
*1 30
• 0 32
• - .1 06
. 0
1 60
' » .000
030
. • 018,
• • 0 18
•
70000
• 0 74
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
0
1 02
1 10
1 15
034
Q0
060
0 20
0 20
12 00
7 50
1 25
ti50-
4 755
750 -
FIR E ENGINEER.
APPLICATIONS for the position of Engineer for
the Steam Fire Engine, will be receiver, by
the undersigned, In writing, a to the "20th taut., who
will give;all Information as to the duties &e;,
W. G. rolls,
Sec. Fire Brigade.
Clinton, Feb: 18, 1881.
REMOVET..
The undersigned bogs to announce to the inhabi-
tante of Clinton and: surrounding country that he has
removed
Tiro Doors North of his Old Stand,
Whin he Is prepared to fill orders on the shortest
notice. 10 you want a pair of
A NO.- I..00T'S-.
Give him a coll.
• • JOHN STEEP,
Canton.
Cuneus, Feb. 18th, 1881.
STORE TO LET.
SEALED•TENDERS will be received by the under.
aliened, up to 32 o'clock, boon, on Friday, Feb,
25th; for the use of the shop, in. the south -cyst. corner
of the Market Building, for one year,. Tho highest,
or any tender, not necessarily accepted.
thus assisting the emigrant, the. Gov- produce to market.
Stanley.'
happiness to many an Irish peasant Aw OLD ,SETTLER GONE.—It becomes
to know. It will assist in colonizing our painful duty to record the death of
the North-west, and will also be a great Mr.' John Pollock, one of the first
means of encouraging , emigration to settlers of this township,• Which •occur:
that new and important Hart of our red at his'reside•nce. on. Monday, "31st'.
Dominion, and .last of all will be ' a..January. Deceased was born . in Ire -
]and in 1811,. and came to Canada when
great boon to our Irish creatures, only'21, years.of• age Ile resided'.in
Lower Canada, but .being ' anxious to
Ma. Albert E. Johnstone, . a Barris- seek a fortune in the "far west," as it
ter of L'Orignal, is spoken of as ' the • was then called, he . removed to this
Conservative Candidate for . Prescott; township; in.1841, and settled . on lot
to -fill theiVlicancy caused -by the-dvatif • 20,,_con 1: here:Iie died.' Of 'Arose
of Dr. Harkin, who settled hereat the same time very .
few are:left:. This 'place being ..a wild-
AT the annual .meeting of .the On ships; his nearest market being Goder-
tario Maufacturers' `and'.`
, Industrial ich, a. distance of twenty mileswhich.
Association, held at the Rossin' house,: .he had to walk,'there being no other
Toronto, last '• week,: President Gurney way of. going Being persevering • and
referred to the continued and increasing' industrious he prospered, and after a
mos rlt of the county. The mem few years ::purchased lot' 17, on 9,
P pe y y Babylon, and afterwards lot 17, L. R
hers' expressed their general satisfac- E;, which his two sons, David and John,
tion with the tariff legislation,.of the now occupy, Being a active member
Dominion' Government. of the Orange Order, he was One of
the faithful' few who organized. J.,; 0. L..
erness, he endured a great many b d
IT 'becomes our painful. duty .this, howe . Ba ield. After a thouht fit to hfewayeargs,
•week to chronicle the death of Dr. Ha
r-
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•n have led 'e
WM, COOPER,
• Chairman Property Committee:
Clinton, Feb. 18, 1881.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having disposed of his busi.
ness; reqquires all parties indebted to him to -call
and settle thc1r.neeounts before the 1st of lifardm,
otherwise 00070011 be placed to court for crolle�tfon.. .
J. DeAYITENT.
. He will be found at his old pia000t bisin.ss.
'Clinton, Feb..4, 1881, 4 -in.
Farm to Let.
OTICE,
.m,••..,.--0, .
Qom-
I}Discount sale. 1
N01lTII HALF LOT 5, con.: 8, Morris, Huron
Cwrinty, for a term of years, as may beagreed
on, with 55 .acres cleared, 30 of which is free from
sturepe, and the remainder chopped in the winter of
1879. One the premises is' a Log House 18x24, anda
new Frame Barn 30x50. • Soil sandy loamn. The: farm
is convrntent to the flourishing town of Blyth, and
also to the line of the L. H. k B. Rniiway, For. liar•'
tientars, apply • to Mr. EMERSON LITTLEFAIIt, •
Belgrat e'P. 0 or to JOII N J:' LEISH, St. Catharines,'
P.O Ont ..- 50.if..
50: ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
TFIE South half of South half hot No. 40, con.. 10,
. townehIp of -East Wawanosh', 40 acres cleared,
balance well timbered with good. hard wood. There
is en the place a good, dwelling house, a frame barn
good` Well and :pump,, large bearing orchard with
choice, variety. of fruit . The plaee le' two miles trop
Belgrave'and 4} from Winghani: For particulars see
the proprietor on, the place or Thos. Brandon, Bol-
e •
TO:..THE PUBLIC.
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THE undersigned' begs to announce to the people of.
Clhiton and surrounding Townships 'that he is
prepared to do all kinds of
Framing and Rep airing
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>! organized on the Goshen ` Line, and AT REASONABLE. RATES.
kins, M. P. P., for Prescott, Which Oo• was. one of. the five who procured the '.Moving Buildings 'a Specialty;
curred very suddenly in the. Parliament warrant for that lodge, . No. 833, .in --
building, Toronto, on Friday aftwhichh th afterwards W .LJ • Grah a
iotice o ear . a t. t; d
never ..ahran from iiy when is .
languid appearance which soon beca•lile country called him: ' To show the'es-
serious: He. was assisted;tothe Speak teem in which he Was held by the 1nem= m p girl
em's room and medical 'aid called; bug hers of. the: Orange Order,'. over one �4 C` NU Syndicate.
UUr
ernoon 1s roe sons were f�
3.
last, ` Deceased was 1 ' n d t b installed `' He was a true ' pa •ro , and k a t 1 h �LiNTON
despite all efforts he eXpired ;in about. hundred headed the funeral procession
an hour afterwards: The cause of •]lis which accompanied his remains to`their
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last. resting place. • The rites of • the
c]ratli was apoplexy. He was Conserva-..order was performed by the W. M. of
tive in politica and was one of the most the lodge of which he was a member,
respected and popular:membertt of the Bro..R. McKinley, assisted by P. C.
House.
• but his nadfe• will, be held in reniern-
THE Signal of last' Week, - makes a brance as "adear brother and faithful
follower.'.' 'He leaves three sons and
M. P. for North • Huron,in tare daughters, one.:Mrs.•'J'. Armstrong,
Farrow, ,;1f Sauble line, and the. other Mrs. R
which it publishe>#, a letter supposed to Arai;4trong, Silver' Springs,. Manitoba.
be from Mr.. Farrow, concerning a pro= The 'sorrowing widow: and •family have
• M:., Jiro: W W. Connor He iron gone
long harangue concerning Mr. Thos.:
athi . o£. the Com
phecymade in the -preceding issue: The tl•1e . deepest symp es
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Signal then attempts to prove its pre- inanity.. • -
Brother, .thou art gone before us,
And thy saintly soul is flown
Where tears are wiped from every eye,
And sorrow is unknown..
dictions by referringto the elections
of '72, '74 and '78, ."a proportionate
drop in the majority it says "in. 1883
From care and fear released
will retire Mr. Farrow to the classic Where the wicked cease from trebling
precints of Bluevale." 'In reference' to And the weary•are at rest.
the election of 1878, .Mr. Farrow'sEee. lie spirlt shall return mrto Ood who gave IL"—
friends never thought ofanything else
than that the Riding wasperfectly
safe. They never exerted themselves,
or had they done so would have largely
increased Mti. .Farrow`s Iliajority. In
the township of Morris alone, enough
votes were not pf111ed . among . his
friends to have: doubled his majority
in that township, owing to. the season
being a busy one with the farmers:
However, we hope Mac. will keep up
make well foundedstatements, as an
Editor is not unknown in. Duron to `
have been in hotwater over ,similar
statements at municipal and political
elections, in past days. The ratepayers
of North Huron will show him at the
next general election how far his state-
%nontd come true, by electing Mr.
.Ai lust' uy •art. overwhelming majority
From thebtrdon of the flesh; •
the agitation, but be more careful and
" The'. Doherty .organ. Hear
Wein 1 See them l •
Fore�a good, violin string, go to
DOHERTY GIBBxNo%.
DAVIS,
CLINTON.
STOVES ! STOVES
AT. COST'.PRICg..
Crosscut Saws, Crosseutt Saws,
' One -Man Saws,
Genuine' Silver Steel` Lance 'Tooth
4 $1.00
Imperial Measure
SKATES ! SKATES ! SKATES !
A Few Left.
Shelf Hardware,
. Builders'_ Supplies, ' • -.
Paints,• Oils, .
S. DAVIS, , PIIa NIX BLOCK:
POSITIVELY ENDS ON
Tuesday Nest, Feb.lSth.
ti
--o—
To arrive in; a few•. clays,,
TEN 'OASES OF
-NEW SPRING •PRINTS,
NEW TWEEDS NEW SHIRTINGS,
NEW COTTONS.
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CLINTON
SPRINC BED FACTORY AND FURNITURE
WAREROOMS.
W. B. ORIOH &. 00., VICTORIA ST., CLINTON,
Now beg to intimate to the Inhabitants of Clinton and surrounding country that they have on hand a very
select stock of ail kinds of Furniture, such es Parley Suites, Chamber Suites Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers,
Sideboards, au , bee. ' tAl s1'RUNO BELS and LOUNOLS made to order.7r , All parties wishing to pay
chase will eons,ilt their best interest's by giving us a tall..
FUNERALS FUI{Nt$if ED on, short notice. ' COFFINS and SHROUDS always on'h:ind,
aewhiiter
CLINTON,:- ONTARIO:..
CKS .ON S
N. B.—BASSWOOD LUM13Ett taken in exchange for
Goods, . ae- ni
Victorian :Block
ONTARIO
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TOURWOOLLEN STOCK
Is one of the MOST COMPLETE and varied in Ontario, and
everybody ordering a •suit '.should ' see our
immense range` of
" ENGLISH Worsted Suitings,
ita- SCOTCH A IRISH Tweed Sgitings,
CANADIAN Tweed Suitings,
• ltWir IMPORTED Serge .Soigne,. .
IN EVERY. GRADE_. AND PRICE.:
OIVIEIR=-=CIOIAITCSI.
We are still showings big:etook of
ens and. Boy's Overcoats,
which will be cleared out at `
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OIG" 1ED.UC•T ON• r
THOMAS JACKSON',
',The "Noted" Clothier..