HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-04-22, Page 3HURON NOTES..
— Mr. W. Dane, of Gorrie.has, sold
his hotel to Air. • John Baskett for
$ 1800.
—Mr. Harry Raines, of theboundary
tine of Morris, sold a span of horses for
the sura of $200 lately. •
— Mr. VauEvery Dickson,. of Wrox-
eter, was the phonetic reporter for the
Court of Assise held at Godericll last
week, .
—Mr. Thomas Baird, of the 2nd
concession of Stanley, sowed spring
wheat on his farm on Wednesday,;
April 13.
—The young menof Bayfield gave
Mr. John Looby an oyster supper at
Mr. Henry McCann's, on his leaving
for Mautt ba, last week.
—Mr. 'James Balk will, has sold lot 7,
concession 9, Usborne, containing 100
acres, to Mr. James Delbridgo, for the
sum of $6500.
— Mr. A. Ewings; -of"the 4th con.
of Hullett, has a pair of splendid three
year old colts, which weigh 1440 and
13.35 pounds respoctivly.
— A woman by the name of Hannah
who resided with her husband on thtI6t13
con, of Morris, has beeti sent to Goder•-
ich Jail on account of insanity.
—Mr. It. GrituolO}y has rented his
property in Walton t"o Mr. Wm. John-
ston and has removed on to the farm of
Mrs. Burton on the Huron Ztoad.
—Mr. Walter Moffatt, of the 4th
concessioetif Stanley has sold another
r
three year old colt for X150. Mr.
Moffatt has sold five horses within' the
last year, for which he has received
$700.
—Mr. Peter Whitty, one of the
eldest and most respected residents of.
Ashfield, died suddenly lastweek. Ile
was much esteemed and highly - res• For the BEST VIOLIN STRING in Town, CLOORS
pected by all who had the pleasure of
WATCHES,. JEWELRY and SILVER PLATE;..
his acquaintance.
—A man named David Russell, from • CHAS.- IIADIILTON,
the township Of • Hay, 'attempted. to UOTIONEEIt, land, loan and iitauranco ugout',
steal a horse and buggy 'from in front A. Blyth. Salus attended' tri town anduountry, on
rqusomtT,le terms: A list of far)ns and village lots for
of the Queen's Hotel, Exeter, on MOR- sale. Money to loan on real estate, utlow rates of in•
day of last week. The owner foil Notes,utti debts.
Ill •v0 mt PS si die s
other
Clinton,
Attorney-at-Law,
Ont.
containingquarter•
• Al.
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forand i i Bankrupt stocks bought and sold...
1880. . .
oriel) Township, is the proud possessor nrANTON.iodgo5No, 84, A. r. ;tc A AI:, meets..
a ow,o-which has the following fruit every Friday, on or: atter the fel) moon.. Visit -
of
�' lug brethren omdially invited
ful'record : On April, 1880, had a litter A. STRAITON, it. H . J AimairnIRTER,'seo.
of 14 pigs; September, 1880, .had 14; .. Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881 _ .. 1•y, .
and in April, 1881, 18 more, or a• total' •j;�� ONEY to lend in large or•small .nuns, on good"
of 46 ill 15 months. • • • .ii I. • niortguges or pctsonal security, at .the lowest
current rates. IL 11ALE, Rurgn Street Clinton.,
' ' ton Fah�..fi 351. 1'f :'-_•
--Mr. A.. C anstahle; bxotller of the Llrn ., r1 1.
Messrs. Constable, of •Seaforth, on
Monday last split one (Ord of wood in
live minutes. The workwas done on -
the
n
the farm of Mr. James Somerville,
near Roxboro, and he was timed by a
watch. - -• /g..
—L O. 1., No. 575, of 1-Iowick, en- •�+..trt'E.
0. L No. 110 meats 2nd Mondry in each month,
tertained Mr. Hugh C,arrothers with L� i^ti Brddiccnurbo`a liitll 1 ..,.ting brethren cur- '.
an oyster supper a few eveitiugs ago, dianytmited. .
on the eve of his departure for Mani- J• itAAiNrit,, w, u , • R. NEw.AIARCiI, Secy.
r3ltntonolan, •14, 1881 .1.,s,toba. About sixty geests, were pres- •
eat, and a very. enjoyable tante .was THE .. M 0 LSt1N 'S. BA N K;
spent until a late hour, with speeches, ' • Incorporated U. Act of l'arliaupent, 1855. '
songs and social chat,, •.
—Messrs. John le'iukbini;r and'bro- Capitan, $2,000,000., Rest, $140,000.`
ther, of Crediton, met with a sad au- HEAD. OFFICE,- MONTREAL.
Lidellt Monday of last wuek. They .-TIIOItAS WORKMAN, President..
0f� Lot 20 in rho Twoltth Concession ofOodorich
r). Township, near Ilolntasvillo---80 acres, about 40
balance well timbered. F'ramo house
cleared, a u Ih s and
stable, Well suited for a dairy or grazing farm. Only
$200 required down; or would'be exchanged -for Town
property, Apply to Mr. E. MUUNTCASTLE,, Blyth,
or to tho undersigned. .
A Tho valuab'o Hotel property on Victoria Street,
'J Cibtto.,, known es Lane's hotel, now occupied
by Mr. Oeorgo Knox, eo'npris!ng a largo hotel build,
ing, driving shed, four chohie T. wn Lots, &c.
r That elegant two-story frame dwolling house on
e ), Huron Street, Clinton, formerly hcld'by J. C.
Miller, now occupied .by Mr. John P. Martin.
p(� .Tho comfortable frame cottage on Forth Street,
l►, t'bbch'bolongcd t tbo,lata JOlyn lhtgh, now oe-
cupted by Alr. John ilailoy—.with two F'rgo lots, good
• garde,, &c.—near the Flnx Mill. •
4The good Frame cottage and largo lot No. 003,
, an Enio $treotr Cllnton. Tho lot is near rho
Junction of rho two railways, and may hereafter be
valuable.as a factory site,
ai'sr.Also othor lots . and buildings for sale. ' Apply •
tO
• H. HALE,
"C1Inton,'Apri111,1881. IIuron.,St;, Clinton'
IS COMING,
•:111IIh many invitations. that We aro reeolviig'from
•our numerous easterners, and- the fair share of
3'ublio patro t go that we jnv-o resolved in the past,
hos induced us again to obtain the -necessary quali0-.
• cations to bring out before the,public, as good samples
of
lin a. shed for M - •
J.11. B-:AJOLbUN Vice -President '
were c ugaged sltinb gI', ryULVE1tS7 UTr THOMAS, General Manager. As was over before offered in th •s section of country,
. and at' prices that will. ensure' a continuance of the
!saw hill, Of Stephen. The tseaflbld Collections' miado; Dmfts, issued, •Sterling; and • . 'favors bestowed onus in the past. In our. .
. which they had to stand on, gane way, American Exchun6o bought and sold, and notes dos
precipitating thele to the ground, -badly. cootuugetied,ostittlrjewestourrent,ates i teroisVoiroa•ed
injuring their arms and bodies. -• elintan, rell: 10th, s881: • CLINTON.
— 011 Tuesday afternoon of last week
a lire broke out in the bares. •of I1r. . . A. S.. FIS.H•ER.h
entiine
STAPLE
Jas. Anson, , erf the Township of Hay; 1
X50. OOD to Lents► at 6� per Gent.
about half a mile from -Zurich •-and ',
consumed the barn and its contents, with extra prii•itlgos •to borrower."'
which consisted of hay, grain, ' imple-• Agrent for the' old L aneashlro'"Tfuurancq Co., Eng.
lllents, &c. Mr. Fanson's-father being )and, Oapmauyifteen Million Dollars ($16 000,OOd.) .
the only person about, succeeded in -
saving all the stock, with the exception
of a heifer and a calf at the risk of his
•own life. •
--We learn that Mr. Thomas 11iur-
'phy, living one Crile and and a .quarter
from Malta, attetnpted suicide one day.
last week by cutting his throat..-.. Ike
was always looked upon as being..a
very lively, entertaining man, whew
no one would suspect. of committing
such a deed. • No reason can be as-
signed for his doing so. • Dr. McTavish
was called for and sewed up the wound.
ile is recovering according to last: ac-
counts. -
-•A fine young two-year-old colt 130-
longing to Mr. Tom. Simpson of tate
3rd con, Ashfield carte to.an untimely
end one day last week. It seems the
animal was feeding on. the threshing
floor, and a steer came in to ;partici-
pat:. The colt rushed.at the intruder
to bite, when the latter ducked
and ripped with its horns the fore-
shoulderi of the former. The colt
then turned its rear to kick,• when the
steer again ducked and -with. its. horns
Iiteral ly disemboweled its. assailant,
which died shortly after. -
•
�ti ith the approach of Spring, Biliary
f'oniplaints prevail that often lead to
serious results. Guard against their
attack in time hy using Burdock Blood
Bitters : the Lest Liver Invigorator,
Kidney (;3n'reetor, Itegulator of the
Vowels and secretions, and the purest
west. permanent Ton.ie• •in the world.
Fos sale by all. deniers -
Agent fbr first-class fire proof safes—manufactured.
by Goldie & McCullough, Galt
Second-handsafes taken inEkehange
Clinton, Fob. 18, I881..
9 Cent Sr�g��,...
We have made a eptmfalty,. which, %Jill bo _ fond on
cannot nnot bcl
'oat in this part of the
- Dominion, We keep the
1y. CENTRAL ECC DEPOT
MONEY TO LOAN. `
14;40 000.
IN : CLINTON,. ..•
and consequently can afford tb pay the very 111011•
EST PRICE, cither.in '
On farm property: at 0:4 per cent. interest, `payable
yearly, borrowerors hnvIn'athe•privilege of.payiirgthe .■ ; ash.. Cyr Ti de
whole or any pw•t•of the loan at any time without V' GtlllJ ,a .Y. E.itLLL���... •
;Plving previous notice: On payment'of tin; part of . . - ..
principal, interest ceases on ammo paid, Further - .. • .
ptrtioulars given bn application to •
0. A. IIAIiTT„ , - -
• Attorney, &e., Clinton:
t3 SEVERAL GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.
• 2Ohu .Fi na
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MERCHANT TAILOR
AND•
Uensral . Outfitter,
• Block)
°'LIN -TON. ONT.
'LSM CAW MILL.
GOSMAN & DO1)DS
Aro now prepared to db all kinds of work fir Sher
true.- having put in a grain crusher, we aro. able
to db chopping et any lento and omthc shortest 0311100
f:08Milb dafObDS.
1314th. Dee 17,1880:. 434t.
are receiving DIRECT
IMPORTATIONS of CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE, in New Designs, ex-
actly suited to the wants of the people,
and *cannot . fail to' give satisfaction,
both as to Quality and Price; '. .
Inspection Cordially Soliliiiteil;• •
Remember the place-
Sheppnrd's Old 1,Stand, • Albert
• Street, Clinton.
W JC.; MOORE.)
Proprietor
$1,000 F.O.RFEIT.
Immix Cahoot' Coro Depot, ,
Coaticook, P. Q., Canada. -
A11 3,R 011.11t:
without thauso of the Knife.
'rhe only Permanent Cure in tho'World.
For particulars Onslow two 3 cent stamps to' S. C.
'To THE PUBLIC.
J -
TOETHE undersigned begs to antiounce to the people of
and surrounding Townshi nt that he li
prepared to do all kinds of
Framing and Repairing
AT REASONABLE RATES,
Moving $uildinl;s a SpOcialtr,
W. E. Graham.,
CLINTON.
•
Clinton Iilarble Works,
HUI;ON STREET) CLINTON,
W. H. COOPER, Jr,,
• Manufacturer of and dealer fn all kinds of
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work, at figures that defy competition,
. Alio Agent for the Celebrated
Au'rIFIc1AL .STONE for Building pur-.
poses.ani1 Cemetery Work, which must
bo seen to be .appreciated.—A11 work
warranted to give satisfaction: .
GREAT
Clearing Sale
—'-QT-
0 0 - 0
Glass Setts ,from
40c. to 31.00.
Celery Glasses.
Fruit Bowls, with
Covers,
French, Eureka,
Berrien, compact
Butter Dishes and
1 udiuidu(il litct-
ters,• ..
Cabinet Naples.
Goblets,
Tumblers,
• ,.7c.,
• all very -
CHEAP
to. dear out the,
Stock.
LAMPS r.
complete, lame
size Me,. each,
A J'v-U Assm.t-
meat ofGrocericc,
1,uats,,lt:'
Coarse io,nine
•515-..p n -r11 cic-
t s tt .
erel, splehdid.
THOS
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llo
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TREVV1N
. Desires to inform his patrons and friends that hohl
REMOVED
Tailoring Establishment
to the roOms
Over - Lawrence. (gi •Gact'y's
. Fnrn>.ture.'Store,.
-Where he will be pleasedto promptly attend' to"itnj
ordeta lc may le favored' with.
BLYT1I
li
�rk
These Works ale now in full opera-
tion, and the- undersigned are enabled
to offer'any grade of
,Silt -of Finest Quality for Sale
•
Tho. necessity of Salt f!•or.
.AGRICU•LTURA.L PU1 POSES -
IS now so fully established' that every.
fanner will iegluct his own. interest
' who fails to use about live tots tuna
ally. .. •
Grand
EARINO
• S.�A_LE�
6. MORLEV'8
CHEAP sToif,
(Carson's R1f.c1.)
A. Inducements in
I El ID S
iPr Tliis Trade- Will receive our best.
attention.
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Cordwood, Flat • Stave Bolts. and.
Basswood, delivered- at the Wok for
S.uemn, t'ottit'aok,.P. Q., Canada, Which. Cash will be. paid. -
587 ll.igltost rehire/toes, .
CV1U $ SWIFT IND IG i.TAlt1� �1,j (C�{f '�j
Any paper sem publish the above for $5 It year, with a� Yaun tJU IJ 1117.h1Y Ja
this.noto andlpaper regularly. I
HA.RLAN D
Works,
Splendid Snits from $10.00•'
Upwards.
Boots ; and Shoes,
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Conte -ono, comp all t and secure"
BAR. A1NSI.
S. MORLEY.
A Household, Word
T. Co�per's.
GROCERY
Has become a Household Word .as the: -
-BEST and CHEAPEST plata: !'off•
Groceries,
Flour, -
- .esti,.
Crocker f, `
fa lasswarer
dc., tCc.
A . SPECIALT. Y LI.
60 Cent Tea.
ier Caali pawl for Eggsi 'Perin Pro-
duce taken.ltt exolianne',, -�._... ..... ...:...... _.
TIIOS. CQ0I'Lil,
Corner Albert arid Itattenbury' „Sts.;
CLINTON OiSeT. :
Great
A
v
STOVE PIPES;
educed Prices
roll - . ONE MONTH..
Now is t1ie tiime• to secure`.
In .order to reduce ifur stock and real: e. room •
for other goods, we _ have decided, ter
• sell at from
10 to 15 Per Cent,: Less
• Than Usual Prices,'
FOR ONE, MONTH ONLY
Z ftl'C1ware, .
: Axes', `
• Ci:Osseitt.Sawi4,
Lamps;
VERA.' LOW. V-2
•. :Best Ea..I Clutrl Oil - (Weer Poi'
'brand' 25 Mai fief fair/eirirf1
gallon; Fater Imperial Cttaiiou,
.t • ectal t;'amx for 8$'1.50. -•
BRCS
rr
Sign' of bile Padlock, Brick 13lot'k,
ALBERT ST:.