Huron Record, 1881-03-11, Page 811111111.11111101M,
Goderich Townsklih
Messrs. 'Adam Cantelon and James
Patton are the census enumerators for
this township,
Miss Dickson, of St. Mary's, is at
present visiting her friends on, the llth
on. of this township.
Messrs J. and T. Cook of this
Township, are at present visiting their
friends at Dungannon, •
-The many friends of Mr. Wm, Craig
will be pleased to, hear of his speedy
recovery from his late illness.
Mr. Jelin Mcisaac purchased a fine
yoke a oxen from a party near Ripley
last week for whichlie paid a fair price• .
Mr. Wra. Hicks. of the 11t11 con.,
has rented the farm of Mr. W. •Col-
cloughttcontainieg 40 acres, for 'three
years, at the rate of $1.50 per year,
On ,Tuesday last, Messrs. II, Sw,eet
and Guy Hicks, of the Ilth eon., sawed
off a bloat of wood, 23 inches in diame-
ter, in 30 Seconds, ou the farna'of.Wm.
Hicks.. •
OnMonday -evening last,, a grand
social party wagiyen at the residence
of Mr, James Churchill, 7th con. A.
goodly number ofyoung folks were 'in
attendanee, and a good time spent.
One day, last week Messrs. C. New-
ton and W. Tichborne sawed otr a
block of beech wood, 22 inches in diam-
eter, in 21 seconds with a. maple leaf.:
lance saw, This is no exaggeration; but
the work has been actually done.
Messrs. Elliott.& Cantelon, contrac-
tors, have been awarded the contract of.
Mr. P, Cook's new residence, 9th con.,
also for Mr. F. MeEwan's residence,
-Stanley. On each of these contracts
their figures were considerably higher,
than.those of other contractors. .
On Wednesday' evening last, the
many friends of.Mr. jounes,Pratt, of the
Bay. con, entertained that gentleinan.
with an oyster supper on the occasion
of his leaving ' for Dakota. Quite e,
large number were in attendance,' and
toasts were proposed and respond ed to, all
• etpressing.:11...rep,retillat-pis:-.pratt- was -
leaving, and hoping for him all sorts of
success the Great North-west. ' •
On Saturday. last a grind sawing
. • match took place i on the farm of Mr.
W..durrie, sr., 7th con. : There was •a
large nuniher in attendance, being no.
less than 49 colopetitorsiantt the work
done on the.whotel was.,.good: 1V.lessrs,
Geo. Cantelon and Ja. ihurc1iill car-
ried off tho first Fize. Owing to some
• dispute on the. part of the, judges no
second prize was given:
TiifSfollowing is a 'report of Febrif-
- •ary exaiiiination for School. • , Sec
tion No. 9
Cantelon ;. 2nd, Francis 'Richardson ;
3d, Lottie Canteloh. Fourth --1st,
Geo. H. Elliott; 2d Peter Cook. 3d,
Jennie Richardson. Third -1st, Wua.
• Hicks, and I. Stirliog;"2d, Carrie Stir-
- ling ; 3d, Florence Richardson.. Second;
• 1st, Jas. A. Elliott ; 2d, J. A. Carter ;
3d, Clara Switzer.
On Wednesday evening last, a large
party of yenng:folks paid a visit to the
residenee-of Mr...Thos: Churchill; 16th
con. Mr. Churchill has ereeted aVery
handsome brick residence during the
past year. It is 'of the latest design'
and 0.1.10.•Of the best, if not the best,
building in the township., the.party
accordingly visited him for the purpose
of assisting hint ' to " warni" up the
house for the first time. -.Mr. and Mrs;
Churchill readily, surrendered every-
thing to tlie7PiThaty, aoddicl all in their
power to entertain them. 'A large
numberof the party,iamused . themSelyes
ie. tripping the light fantastic" to, ex-
cellent music, Until the "wee sum!
hours," . • ••• '
COUNCIL Marriso.—Coiincil met at
Knox's hall; members all :Present.
Moved by J. Beacein, seconded'. by J.
:Peacock, that Wm: Hicks, No., 2p: R..
Thbe pathreaster in pleas '• of James
Bairer; David Beticom„ E. No. -41;
in place of Henry Eesiconi ; and that
Win. 'Sterling, No. 7, R. D., be path -
master in room of John Young—car-
ried. *vol. by James Peacock, . see
by John Beacom, that Thomas Sowerby
be refunded $1 dog tax, he having. no
dog—carried., Meed by John Cox,
sec. by. James Peaeeek, that the Clerk
send samples of printing to the follow-
ing printing offices :--aar, Sial„Yew
Era, and Htraox- Rsoono, to tender
for township printing -carried. , Mov-
ed by Jos. Whitety, seeorid.ed, by John.
Cox, that each .patinnaster Making or
repairing highway with gravel shall
place in his list the number of yards
of gravel to the best of his knowledge,
before returning said, list to the clerk,
as owners of gravel will in flotilla be
paid by..the yard and no longer by the
load -carried. Moved by. John Bea-
, corn, seconfled loy'Jaines Peacock, that
the right of way of a road- purchased
from M. Halsteatb, of lot • 37, Mait.
con., and Mr, 1)1,6ey, M. a; and tally
deserihed iii Mr, Thomas Wetherahl'e
survey, of Pehrnary 250, 1881, be ac-
repted by this council, and be calash'.
v.red a puillie highwaY t ail intents.
andlearpOses—carrieci. Moved by Ina.
Whitely, see, by John Cox, that the
following tteeetints be paid :--,Rowell tk.
$3, te See titiljer $10.401
M. B. MALLORY
Wishes to return Itis thanks to tie Public for
their liberal patronage since he commenced
business, and would now inform them
that he has on hand afull supply of
GROCERIES, FRESH AND CHEAP,
Coal 011,. Lamps and Chimneys. He also bas
in stock everything which might be expected
in a first-class house, '
Wm. Collins, indigent, per Andrew.
Williams, $35 ; Robt. Bray, indigent
$10; Henry Cole, work on Huron
Road, $2; Wm. Gordon, and others, for
work done on lith con., $19.50; Henry
Bell, ditch on Huron Road, $1; Jamb
Miller, indigence $22; Auditors, $8 ;
Treasurer, postage and stationery, $4.
Moved by John 13eacoin, seconded by
James peacock, that the bonds and
securities of the Treasurer, Adam Can-
telon, having been read are found to be
satisfactory—carried. Moved by Jo
Whitely, seconded by John Cox, that
the taxes against lot 4, con. 7, amount-
ing to $9 be cancelled, as the parties
occupying the same are in suoh desti-
tute circumstances that itwould be a
cruelty to sell their personal property
for the taxes as they have no right to
pay the sauce --carried. The auditors
repo* was then read by the Clerk.
Moved by John Cox, seconded by Jos.
Whitely, that the .Auditor's report now
read be passed and that the Clerk get.
100 Copies printed for distribution—
.
carried. Moved by John Cox, sec.
by jos. Whitely, that A. Knox, be,
paid $45 for the use Of hall for the bal.:
9,nce ofsthe. year—carried, Moved by
aohn.,Ceoc,.. seconded by J .Whitely,
that the. petition.t-of-11.---lford • and 68
others, asking for the erection of a town
hall be laid over for the present year:
as we consider .the hall now occupied
Cheaper to the toWnship—carried. The
Council then adjourned,
John
IVIERAAN
\
Geileral
(Carson's Block)
CLINTON. ()NT.
Great
yr ;!,.,%
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40.44'
fr
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No medicine .is more justly popular
box Hagyarti's pectoral Balsam. •It.
is 0...specific for all.dieeases of the Throat
and f Liings,lt leading to Consumption.
It loosens the tough'phlem or •mocous.
'soothes -irritation, •allays troublesome
.coughing, and heals :diseased lungs. ,
Sold•by all dealers at „25* cents per
bottle. ••
• 1,
IT\T T—b—LA-S
Stock is the Largest and Best in _Myth, and'
a bial will i;,onnince my one alai& not preju-
diced. • Garden. and Field •Seeds—a well -
selected stock. ALL
FRr.z$M evi'v'M)S az GOOD VALUE..
OW No S1310, Misty Goods bandied.
e
B. *MALLORY.,
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1,11 c"NAW L Farmto Let..
• 1,1 -0.
• • \ ..\eN & DOTY.PS
to d. wont thoir
• ,vhg o•tt• grahr finisher, we tire able
anY bale and on the shortest ,)tire
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k!t Doc. 1840.
()OMAN & 1;101/1,S. .
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744 7' 0 14 •
SPR1NC BED FPAGT RV. AND FURNITURE
WARERCOMS.
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011.1011 & VICTORIA ST. OLINTOO,
ITALF LOT s, eon. 8, Morrie, Murcia
• ro,inty, for tom of years, as may affreekt
on. with :15 acme cleared, 30 of which is froe from
strtrp,, end the remainder chopped in tho yvintercl
14711 Ono the'prrmises is a Jog House t8x2.1, nail i.
new^Frunt, Barn 30x110. Foil sandy loam, 'rho farm
fs emvonient to the flourfshing Own of Blyth, and
▪ o to the litre of the 1.11. iv, 11, Ilaihvay. For pro.
tie..lars, apply to Mr. MIEBSON.,
re'trrni-e P. 04 or to Ana,' WS% Sb. Catharine$
P, 0., Ont. 50-tt.
beg twintiniate to the inhabitants of Clinton and surrounding ,country that hey 1131'0 on hand n wort*
stook of 411 Aieds of Furniture, veli tto NV:101'8,1We, elannhor Suttee, Easy Chairs, Patent Itocicerc,
./rAp. spitusw BEDS and I.O'nfIER made to order.T4 All parties wishing to pur-
lutli consult their best interests by giving us • . • • • .
PC11N1FTIED on short notice, corriYs and puti000s lways on linnd. • •• •' •
N....a—BASSWOOD II.3-;lif.BEI'! taken -in. Cxcliangb -for
• Goods. . •••• ••4
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Grand
IN
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MORLEY'S
EAP STORE,
‘(CarSon!s Block.)
' ctreat Inducements In
STOVE PIPES, cea.
educed 'knees
•
NE MONTH.
. • • . • . • • .
• • Now.is the time to, secure
Ty "VT NID S
• Splendid Suits from $10.00
Upwards..
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Boots and Shoes,
A.T ROOK BOTTOM PRIOE8.
Come one, come all! and secure • .
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S. .3A1013,LEN"
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A GA1 S
In order bi) reducp uur stock and make room•.
• • for Othei goods, we have deaded '
sell at from
•
10 to 16 Per
Opt, Lesg.
...Than Usual Prices, .
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY
, • .: •
• ItDPia9S,
GROCERY
• Has become a , Household Word ,as the
BEST and CHEAPEST place for '
UAW olt4, 0.00,
,..„
• .
Groceries, •• •
,•Vow`, •
*• Feed,
Crockery, ••
Gloom%
&a., 4..6.
A SPECIALTY IN
60. Cent 'Tea.
Hardwur,
• AN.es
cut Saws,
Lamps, (te.,
• tar 'YEW( LOW.
10— Best No. 1 c.oal Oil, (Silver Star
brand) 25 cent! per Intpifkial
Pour Imperial Gtdlons
and Can for $1.50— •' •
,.. •
WAYTilIb FOR
fflieap Shoes,
Iyas id4.Boots,
'! •
Bos .ong Boot!,
•
Youths ion,' Boots,
Woinen's Goat Skin Shoes,
. 'diarists' Goat SkPl2 Sikes,
Wettenk Battoned
• Jius
•
•VIC*ORIA ELOCK;•
T1118 W.A•Y .F011 •• .
• ilarness ti011b 868111gig •
9.
' Bqtlitlo Robes', . . •
• Goat Robes, •
. • ..11-o1`se Blankets, • f
T.RADE :FOB WOOD:..1V41 • •
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ONT.,
777
HARLAND •
• BROS
y
Sign of the Padlock, Brick Block,
ALBERT ST, m CLINTON:
•Look Here!
•tarCu,sli paid for Eggs, Fa 'in PM-
/
duce taken in exchange,
THOS. coorEtt,,
Corner Albert and Rattenhury Sta.,
a LINT° Pt OAT:, .
Your Nephews and your Aunts, your Oout1n 444,
• 'your Nelms, want
BIRTHDAY PRESEINITSi
• • • A Largo and Choice Stook
• Fancy llracliets, Wall Pockets;
Toys and Motto Frames
• • to select from, at '
14-A+1. S
•
:Vietoria Street, Clinton.
sr Ail kinds 'of• Vow, Produco taken In exchange,
Tti THE PUBLIC.
quit ntelototenoe hos to tewitteco te tho pe04e df
j, Clinton and siirroundingTownshipa that ho is
• prepared to do ail kinds of
Frothig 'and Repairing
• AT REASONABLE RATES. „
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4W
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777
I ess !
GLEARIO SALE.
..ANDUNDER pc;)7r •
• The subscriber' has determined to sell out his entire, business and in order
*to Make a speedy clear, . will ,offer his ENTIRE STOCK AT
COST PRICE AND UNDER1 The Goods must be Sold.
in a shorftime, and the prices must do it. All Goods'have been 'marked down to
'cost. The Stook consists of .6ENERAL DRY. GOODS, GBOCERIESi
CLOTHING, .11A.TS AND CAPS,- MANTLES AND 'IVIALLINP.AY GOODS, •
.BOOTS AND.. SHOES;. tt...c. The Stock is eemplote in all departments, and in
the Stock will be found some*: very choice lines of Goods, bought at tbe.very
closest price for cash. Parties in want of Goods will do Well to,exaniiim the
.
Stock before purchasing elsewhere as w6 oll'erPRICES THAT CANNOT BE
FOUND IIIANY.OTHER STORE'IN tHE COUNTY..
See-ihe Dress Gooils zoe
• ofi'en nt 10,. 1, 20i
and ' •
See 0140, B161010 ond Color-
ed Silics. ••
:See ow. Grey and. White
Cotton,sat Ati.ti Prices
See our Duelog, Denim*
and Shi,rtin,gs
,See
ou Grey and Colored •
:Mann/els and lelawiel
Shirlings
lAri, E. Graham, reduced to a given figu•Pe,
, 0.14NtON,
40`
at Sale will
offered in
Moving In1hliug aSpecialtfk, REMEMBER—This Ore
••as the whole Stock will be
See. 01.0'dllIee(18 4" -IV Ora Oa/
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COatiii/IS CZOGGli71.18
See orkr Arens' argil Boys'.
OVO7voats anti Clotittne
See 014:7* Fine _tine of Ta- •
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•
pestry Carpets• •
See.oar „Ladies' Side ',ace
Buttoned., ColYTiVC0.11.
• alta. • Oit Goat, with the
.1" Patent Gordean Seam,
zvarranted not to'rip, at
$1_40
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only. last a short time,
Oe Lot as soon as it is;
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