Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-04-22, Page 5THE BIG I.!LTSW - "D' .:TCO S. S .T A 0 The People Coning Down Handsomely. A The Triumphant -Show of Nein Goods at /-IODG/NS' ,starves the whop community with its Extent, its Elegancy, Its A t • tractiuen.ess, . QUANTIT3`, QU'ALIY, BEAUTY, VALUE, ---Unsurpassed., a • The Boom in the Trade some days last week was grand, andstill they come. A bonanza in the Print Trade—fast colors at 8 cents. French Cambrics, Sateeris, Madder, Prints, Sage. Prints, Light Ground Prints. The variety is truly bewildering Black All -Wool French Cashmeres, in some Twenty Makes and Qualities. Fringes, in black and colored, also Girdles to match. •• A Bargain in Black and Colored Silks—Honest, Pure, ALL SILK, and WARRANTED. USE KER•B'S M. Celebrated. Sewing Cottons, The New Thread; best macre.—.TEY IT. A1110: be .had:at:the. GREAT11ESS A(ND, +jiPINT ilARE.1101101. H:®DGINS, For a good violin string, ;go • to DOHERTY. &. G1BBINGS. , Or For a good violin, go to Do- HERTY tit GIBB[NGS. VALUABLE Village Lots for Sale, IN BLYTH. 1. 'Part of Lot No. 3, Block "A," Queen Street, lila Connell's survey. This lot is in the centre .othe busihess part of the Town, and 'has trontags enough, FOR•SALE, •• •-1N 'rile TIIRIVt$0— TOWN • OF CLINTONy • Blaelismlth Shop, Tools; &.Good Will F an old established business, flrst•class stand. V Also throe Lots, (( of.anacre) with gobdt fremo dwelling, hard andsottwater orchard and large frame Btablo ` .Will 'be sold all together or separately. Terms UAS1. ' l:'or partiniltu t uppt, t0 A. 5 F12.11,1311, Agent, or • A..h1A'rHIOSON, Owner. Clinton, Apr1121, 10. . 9-4t, for three stores . ' 2. Part Nos. Two and Three, Queen Street, Drum- . •mond'ssurvey—eery conveniently situated. �, W Gj . , —'..r... 3. Lots Nos, 11 and 12, Block"0,.' le.Connell s stir-' i ^+ O 'fi' d vey—very suitable, on which to erect. private reel -4:1) "'�• )• O J 4 dentes.• (t\ ,h�ii '- ,� TERMS EASY. ns \hJ w For further particulars apply to • C. • • uEl • , g Wiuglltain. Eggs suffered last Sunday. At a meeting of our town merchants an Tuesday evening last, it was resolv- ed not to introduce the .early closing, Vv.w. EXTEND TO ALL AN INSPECTION OF OUR movement until the 16th of May. U uV • , Workmen are now busily employed • Zebu: e•buildiug the stables en •t,Ile, site of OUR MANTLE. DEPT. A' SUCCESS I the late fire, at McCutcheon's lintel. m. ► coiner, t r m> r or to the C. FLOOD'Y,.Inyth.. RECORD OFFICE, Clinton The Work for FARMERS. • WE have been—shown a copy 'of. -the .ILLUSTRATED STOCK DOCTOR AND LIRE o STOCK ENCYCLOPIEDt4 a work publish=. ed by the World Publishing. Company; Guelph. Having examined .:the book, we are confident .in saying that it will supply a want.long felt by the farming . and stock raising. community.. It is tit well printed, very conveniently arrang- ed, and in as plaits language as. posse.-' ble, thereby making lit a book which will be thankfully received. by the. farriers. It is something' needed ,in every farmer's home,' and none should emei be without one. Mr. Thomson, the' aro agent, will call this week on the farm- ' Ong ers of the Township of Hallett, and will be pleased to show then -a copy of • .40 the work. The following are the testi- lnonials of some . of the leading farmers of the county :- . " • caste e,-Iiuron,• - Marsh x,188!..: .• 2'b the World Publishing Comyany, Guelph. , Oetrrs,—Wo have carefully examined your new work, entitled "The illustrated Stock Doctor •and. Live Stock Encycloptalia," and hollow) it to boa work' of groat practical vaiite, going, as It does,.•fully into the breeding, management and caro of horses, eattle, sheep, swine and poultry. The. Causes of disease, how to know it, and what to do in each and every ease fully explained in phdn, simple hump, easily understood ; and holieve it to be a work that should lie in the hands of every farmer that has stock, wheth• . or it be much or little. • 1I. &Mu. & sops, Breeders of Durham Cattle, Leicester and Cotswold Sheep, and Berkshire Swipe. 1'o the World Publishing Co., Guelph. • GINre,—f have carefully examined gone " Illustrat• ed Stock Doctor and Llvo Stock Eheyclopodia," and rind it a very good fund useful work, containing a deal of valuablo;.information, both as a veterinary guide,. and in the breeding, care, and inanagenient of stock, and 1 haVe pleasure lu reeolnnnondlug It to all' farmers and stock men as a useful work. • Yours respectfully, Dnvtn W,taxn, Dcevo of Tuckersiuith, Co, lluro,n, In a short time the stables will be ready Wli; MAKE 'I ti 'rllA�lt VAa1.,J1 1, ..* _ S: THI R • .. • 1.• • for use again,—0-- MANTLE CLO.TRS--Large Assortment. Our street patriarchs were on filet, rounds Monday last, giving the side- walks a general inspection. As a re- sult . of their perambulations, several �. new crossings are to he put down. A goodly number of boats are .now building, in addition to the numerous fleet already constructed, for the com- ing summer. We have some fine boat- ing stretches, and our citizens seem de- termined to make good use of thein. We are pleased to find the names of Messrs. R: Bruce, Bluevale, and E. laic- Quaig, Ourloss, among the list of suc- cessful candidates from the Normal, They are both'young men of good abil- ity, .and promise • well to make their Mark its the profession. - On -Monday last one of the drays, as it was crossing the sidewalk near T, A. 'Mills store, wont through. By a long pull, a strong,pull, and a pull. all together, the wheels were - finally ex• tritiated.: • Dr, McKay, •the Chinese Missionary, who was announced to. lecture in the Minnie • Street Methodist Chi<trch on Wednesday night, wits unable td fulfil his engagement, owing to ill -health, but purposes completing bis tour when fully recovered. - CalcrcitT.—Our town cricketers met in solemn,conclave on Saturday, at the Dinsfey house, and elected Mr. •Sextus. bent; patron;; H. W. 0, 'Meyer, Pres.; Mr.- +; amps Ferguson, 1st : Vice -Pres.; Mr, W. L. Bray, 21id 'Vice -Pres.; Mr. T. Webster, See,; and Ur. J. Williams, Trefas: . I arrow, Esq.; M. P,,.. 'on ; S. Gardner, Esq., cert Commissioner '.Bluevale, on Mo 'en,,Esq., Clinton, ori. Fri D:- Uluff and George Yo ism boys;' but now of uring holidays. Mi. ice,. second teacher. .Cre r., .John'. Anderson, - tea isle, • were. - spending Easter'Monday JackFriday.Clinton, were at home. • On Good.Friaay, the majority of the • shops were. closed,. and the • day gener-. ally. observed :as .a holiday. In the . afternoon the firemen turned out for practice, repeating .the operatiori coupling and uncoupling.for. sometime, ,afterwhich they -pat, on Three streams —two'fronm the'hycia` �t tit'•the•railway track; end:. one at 'Sime kid's corner, To conglude, they •moved. `clown to the corner of Mails chid Victoria streets, piliyflig'tllere forsonte time. , ft MANTLE. CASRDtERNS—Great Value. MANTLE SILKS -1.11 Qualities. BUTTONS, ORNAMENTS, FROGS, &o. i . Children's Sun Hats J Very Cheap Dress Goods Department Complete, Staple Goods Department Complete, Printed. Goods Department Complete, Clothing Department •Complete, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, &e., &c. PRODUCE TAKEN, at THE IMMENSE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM ' OF CLINTON.. .P4Y '& ;WISEMAN. •. REMOVED. 0 i The subscriber begs t inform the I'ublc that he has removed to M R, SPOONER'S BUMLI C, next the Market. Having settled with the Insur- ance Corpanies . on a most satis- 'factory basis, he begs to ' intimate that he has decided to clear out all his old Stock, at Greatly REDUCED RATES --some at HALF, and some at LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST,. the whole to be cleared out in the • course' of T.wo Months... Hats and Caps at Half Price. GROOE•RIES• at Greatly 'Reduced Rates: A call solicited: • k WM. COATS. a• • • VESTRYMFETING-11he.reguar an- nual Vestry. Meeting. ofSt"Paul's Church; was held : in that . church on Monday evening. The Rector, Rev. W. Davis,' occupied . the 'Chair,• and Mr. J.. -R. :aeynoldo acted. 'es :secretary. The" Church Warden's financial state- ment was 'submitted anti by motion adopted; DIr.: B. Flynn was elected. Lay Delegate, .and Messrs. J R. Rey- nolds and 33;' FlYnn Chosen Church Warden's.. Messrs: Sniith and P. Mc-' ICibbon were : •appointe"t Auditors After considerable discussions, it was,: • • on motion, decidedto relit the pews as ,the method of raising • the Incumbent's salary. A committee, composed of •Messrs. Smith, Foster, mid' Mclgbbon, . were appointed to levy' the rate on the seats and also' to consider the advise 0 w E i bility of renting the pews by sittings—, IN THE' BRICK BLOCK, 's Stand. •Plumsteel s �Uyd S d. HIavin • � urchased:the Store and .Stock of Mi Plumsteel �P on the inost favorable terms, andmade, satisiactory arrang meats with the Irisur•ance Company,, will -offer the balance of :his stock saved from file, at. • • Less .Than the Origrnal Cost, $ L.L. C. . the committee to. report in two weeks.' ' u t Tito meeting then adjourned. ai V . =,0 , e.1" -i-7, `- ," , • In the'Queen's Block•there has been ,a 14 t, . for souse time a small' shop occupied as `� �' ,a a confectionery. store by a .woman of 0 v° 0 , rather unsavory reputat10n, and gener- r7 •' w ally•known by the name of -the "Little rz,„... . . tq b Viddow Dunn." About a ' week ago CO • o3:4 �' she made a trip to London and return- -C � ed, bringing with ber several, creatures Q • • of of a similar ilk, but their' intentions AIr'were sumnlarliili y set aside by Detective '^ .I-, Phair,'of London,, requiring the newL. V.L • arrivals one charge of She has llad around the shop a young fel- ARMSTRONG.—/n Newbtidge on Mon- low wileshe passed .for her cousin, and • day llth inst.; the wife. Of Robert Au n- Tuesday evening•it appears she event strong, of tt daughter. • • . up to the station.' rather late—Iocking ARMSTRONG.—in Relied, on the 3ral • the doors,. and leaving the said cousin innt., the wife 8f al l'. Charles Armstiipng, behind:. ;A.t -a rather late hour a num- of ason. her a£' 'roughs" made a• raid on the 11f[AitItIACrESs `. shop;: deinaiiding admittance, but could• PA S re tYWyOD.•�—On the 6t11 not be•accoinmodated, they thereupon instt.,, atat Crediton, by Rev;'J. W. Butch-. er, Mr. Henry Palsnlrs,,to Minnie, eldest preceeded•.to wreck things generally: dailghter of +1-fr. John; Heywood, all of: The` unfortunate cousin received savera' a . Usborne,• bad: outs on the bead,• but making, his �DEATIIS.escape he set down street calling "mur- LATE.-'-In Ethel, on, the . Gth . hist., deer 1" at the top of his voice. Quite an William R., thirds son of William and, excitement Was the result, but we have Elizabeth Lake, aged 31 years, 4 months not yet heart] .whether any proceedings trier 21 slays, are to be taken' in the . matter or 'not. h1 inst,, r � In 'Brucefielcl, on the 7th It iy a standingdes„rat r to our town list., Dir, Jelin McIntosh, aged 69 years that suer, r ' SLY.—i11 Ilil]It tt, . on • the isib inst., p,Qceedings should occur so Eliza, wife el R, Sly, aged 50 ytaaryr often, - • Also, having put in a ei Stocr In all clepartmeiits, will offer them at BOTTOM PRICES,.- ' Thanking the public' for their liberal' patronage in the old - stand,' he hopes for a'continuance of the same in bis new stand. Don't Forget the Place; ext to the Montreal 'Telegraph Office. - 0-�-- 1 Eggs a,rn ''B>attet I taker, in exchange for Goods, and the Highest Market'Price'Paid: steel's Cid. Stand ALBERT STREET. 777 Cheap Cash . Store Olinta, , 777