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Vglume e, No 40.
TERMS :-..$1.2e per Annum, in Advance,
-CLINTON' ONT, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1881..
• EDWARD .F1.OQD1fi
Publisher.
Professional and other Cards,
t'Itrton, April 21, 1880.
NV, B. CARTWRIGIIT
Str nude" Dt:xTr8T,
Tlu euatc of rho Roitl
'College of Dental Sur.
t.t t•nturio, has
opeuetj roams In Cis•
aorta I lace:, AlbertSt.
here he will
bo eon: Clinton,land•)' in atten-
dance, and prepared to.
perform were opera,
tion in convection with
Dentistry,
DR. REEVE, Office, •Rattenllnry Street, iunnedi-
ately behind Rnnsford's hook store. Residence
apposite the Temper,u)cc Hall, Huron Street. Vfijeo
hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p, ua.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. 1S
y1, it. Dowsia:Y, 9t. D.; M. 11. C. S. England,
X,Physician, Surgeon, $:o. Office • an!„1, residence
ne&t afolson's Bank, market square,
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. • • 1;y
a 8. JEROME, Licentiate of Dental Surgery will
0) • visit Myth on creel anti every month, Proal the.
t.mth until thefourteenth, when hewn' hen ost happy
to wait upou all those that may favor him with their
a,atronage. All operations pm/owned in the most
.Iti^,ful Manner.
Blyth, Dec. a-, IS$0. -
k II. MIANNIN(7, Attorney, Soirritor,,Convoyancer
1 Beaver Block, Ali,et•t Street, Clinton, Ont,
ohney to lend it lowest interest. Private Funds.
Agent for some of the -best Insurance Companies. 49y
ee. A. WATSON, Attorney at•Law,:Solicitor
'lt' Chancery, Notary PuhlRV'tofPcyancur, &o,,
'.•Briton, tisitk Blvth every Tuesday. 'MONE1 TO.
i.l)AN •t'1' 0 PER t)ENT.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 188t. 1. v
T]lT ,n,tL1: e 13a) irerS, All,art street, cltntan,
d (Mt., do (I busineas. tale notes'
Clinton,"sintIon ra1581 ;
le ourPtttronalod.
solicitt •
rr))(1NE'S' CAMPBELL, Prnetieal Barber and 1Tnir•'
.1) Orestes, begs to return thanks tothe public -For
'mist patronage, and solicits) a continluance. (*custom.,haciug.Bailur in old EspressOfflae, Hurot.st., Clinton
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TrAI:IIT FISHER, Professional Sather, Teruo ria
Artist, Cranium Manipulator, facial Operator.
aril Capillary Abridger., next door' to Commercial
Hotel, Clinton, Mt. - QrJ' Your patrenage,soltcitexl.
TAMES 71OWSON . Licensed Auctioneer. for ;the
al County of Huron. Sales attended at.reasonable
Clinton, Jan. 14th 1881. -
P,O1:. SALTER, Clinton, Ont.., teaches mueto
all itshranclics. Musical science and harinotir
.peet,ty. Careful attention given to young begin --
tiers :
egin•tier,: also the most approved vocal training •for,
srrauottu•nin-.• and devoloiinng the voice is given when
%Icsired o It t.,,ni extra charge, 1'uttils attended, at
their own residences if required: ' ChargoS moderate,
Clinton, Fels. 18th, 1381. _
• S. FOWLER at SON .
kor the RtftT i'IOIJN STRi G fit Town„CLOOIIS
WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER !PLATE.'.
• 'Clinton, Ontario. .
•1•P riONEEIt, land, loan and -insurance agenti
AA Blyth. Sales attended in.tow•n andeountry, on
'reasonable terms... A list of farms,and village lots for
side. Mo»ey to lose) 011 real estate, at low rates of in-
terest, Insuranee effecter on all classes. of propertt-.
Notes ,and debt, collected. Goods appraised, 011 sold
+in rnnnnission. Bankrupt stooks bought and sold.
111th, -Lee. 10, 1830.
QLI`; rt)N LniI o, No. 84, A. -F, &. A. 3I.,. inocts
1J erur,• t'riduy, on or after the full' moon. Viidit.
lug brethren cordially invited. •
A. STI(AITI )N, aP. st, ' J. IIACWIIIRTER, See.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. Ly
jjt� �p0NF,V to lend in large no small, sinus, ,on good
J. luortaages or personal security., )at the lowest
. urrent rats., 11. 11ALE, Duren 'Street Clinton. .
Clinton, Feb. 20, 18b1, 1-ly.
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ALL
ALL
...APER;
APER,
in endless variety, from .
5 Cents a Rall.
Bab -y-
'Cheap and Stylish..
Aleq, itinct and Choice 7.jne of -
ClaARS, TOBACCOS,
/And Cigarettes, •
W. H. Rausford's
City Book -Store, Clinton,
The Book Store .where you get
'Value for your Money.
LOCAL NEWS
Monte and Vicinity.
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zsI'I AY.--1�Ir. W; Jackson made a
grarid display of hats in his window on .
Saturday evening last. -
THEF*eter' L'intes has been changed
to be a weekly; - is enlarged and has
adopted the"°patent inside." •
SII1re n.• -•--Our townsman, Mr, -:.D.,1
'Cantelon, has shipped this week. 'two:.
car loads, of :apples to Port .Stanley.
•PEitso'AL.-Miss Katie Twiss . of
'Goderich • Township, • is • visiting her
friends' in town during the present
week -
ATTENDED. . - ,A numberof our
townspeople attended the opening of
the new St. George's•Church, in Gode-.
riot!,. on Sunday last.... -
TrIn storekeepers are very industri
ons to -day, dusting the dust oiltheir
dusty • counters with 'their dusters..
",Dust thou art" :a perfect' nuisance:
•Dust see4•: fix.
TAKEN ADVA:NTAGE.-,Greet numbers
have taken advantage of our liberal
°offer, anci,have•sett;in theirnames,' to
-the .end .cif tate year. Let us hear from
some more. •
BRASS BAND. -On Monday evening
Iast our brass -band made their appear-
ance on'
ppearance'on' the streetsand discoursed
;sweet strains of mtlsla to the enjoyment
' of --our townspeople Do it again, boys, •
and soon too. - .
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600T4. nI.n LhNy 7ou0,bem'oohflntlMVodtng in ehmuh-
tidally invited.
d. IIAMNEIt, n•. M. It. NEWMARCII, Snot
Clinton, .)an. 74, 1881. 1•y.
THE 11OLSON'S SANK;
Incorporated by Actof Parlianicnt,'18,''i5.
"Capital, $2,000,000. Rest, $140,000,
HEAD OFFICE, - MONTREAL: •
TIIOMA8 WORKMAN, President.,
J. 1L 13. MOLSQ�t, Vice -President. •
F. WOLVE1ISTON THOMAS, General Manager.. •
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ooffoetions made, : Drafts issued, Sterling ' and
American Exchange bought and sold, and-notesdis-'
cfountod at the lowest current rates. Interestailowed
•on deposits, 5!. LOUGH Manager,: .
Clinton, Feb, 10th; 1881. • . • Citrroit.
A. S. FISHIER.
$50, 000 to Lend at 6; per Cent_
with c.o. priviligcs,to borroWer, •
Agent for the old Lancashire Insurance Co., 'Eng..
land, Capital Fifteen Million Dollars (810,000,000.) •
Agent for first-class tiro proof safes --manufactured
''t)y Goldie & McCullough, Galt, •
Second-hand taken inExchange.
Clinton, Feb. 18, i881.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$400000. •
ten farm property, at 6 ilor tent. Interest, payable
yearly, borroworcrs having the privilege of paying the
whole or any part of tho loan, et any time, without
giving previous notice. On isolatet et any part, of
principal, interest ceases on amount paid. Further
particulars gh'ou on application to •
C. A. IIARTT,
A88Ornoy, rte., Clinton.
/I TdEVEl1AL GOOD FARMS i'Olt regal
OTR street watering 'cart will soon
need to make its appearance..
RACE$, -•••Don't fail to attend, the
races at•the driving park on the 24th
of May..
FinasIIED,-Messrs; Harland Bros,'
new front has been completed and pre-
sents a fine appearance,
BILLIARD Roost. -Mr, W. Jackson'
is .having the upper flat of his store
fitted up for a billiard room. We un-
derstane it is to he conducted by Mr..
W. Rance. • -
APRIL FROVERB,S :-A- cold April the
bairn will, fill.. ; An April ,flood carries
away the frog andhis; brood. April
-showers make May flowers. When
;April blows his herrn it's good for hay
end corn. •-
SPECIAL. -Did . you notice a man
with a sugar=coated- smile ge along the.
streets at no every day, and take a
sharp lookinto each of the'storee l For
further . particulars enquire at Tic
Rieoun office.
E5 LO) i D. -Mr.. James ' 'Young, .of -
Winglham, has been employed by Mr.
Janes Twitchell as his boot and shoe'
maker.. James is a practical band and
his work will no ' doubt increase Mr:
Twitchell!business in that line.
Stich.: -A social was held •at the
residence of Mr. S. Walsh, on. Friday
evening,' in connection with • the C. M.
church. •Quite a large number were in
attendance and a ,very enjoyable time.
was spent. The proceeds amounted to
a good sum.
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Seam•' -A short tittle ago a' gentle-
man at Belgrave • advertised his farm
for sale itt THE RECORD, and alsa•in
oneor tare of the other local papers.
In a few. weeks Tut REcoen brought
a buyer, and a bargain was immediate-
ly made. . The fact is, if you want to
sell, you must ,advertise in TnE
RECORD, • • •
PERSO$AL.s.-Mr, E. Poster, our pop-
ular photographer, was in Stratford a
few, days this week -Mr. P. Kelly, of
Blyth, was in town on Tuesday last. -
On Thursday last, we had a tall from
A. McD. Allan, Esq., of Goderieh form-
erly of the Huron tsrigszal, but now act-
ing as Insurance agent, Ile was going
on a tour up through tete north.'
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ARBOR D:tx.- -I' ext Thursday is
arbor .clay in town. Let •wt see a large l
number turn out and help to beautify
our streets by planting a number of
shade trees. You will never regret it.
LazeossE Meranso •---.. meeting Will.
be held at the' Battenbury House, on
Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock
for the purpose of forming a Lacrosse
Club. -All interested are invited to at-
tend. . '
AMI/SEME1NT.-A genuine Irishman,.
passing himself oft' for a phrenologist,
afforded- considerable amusementfor
a number of our townspeople on. Wed-
neaday; by giving part of one of his
lectureso11 the street. -
WE' beg to call the attention of our
readers. to Mr, R. - M. Ii acey's new
advertisement this week, ];leis agent
for the Union Chem, for particulars of
whidi see handbills or .call at his hard-
ware store,- It is a Modern invention
and does •goose' work,
SALE. A, S. Fisher, Will have
an auction 'sale of desirable building
lots in Clinton, on Friday, May Pith.'
These lots are very conveuientl_y situ-
ated- on .Townsend :.St. • Tliis is a rare
chance to any person intending to
to bads, as tlbe terms are very easy.
Sale-totake•:place on the lots at.3 P. M.
TiARGE SIGN, -A . Chicago ; ,jewelry..
firm has put up a sign 129, ft., long and
4, ft. wide, wliicli eoesunietl 4;.000 ft,
Of lumber, $400 worth' of ..gold, ' and
$250 worth of afetal ornaments.It
..was three months in course' of erection
and its total cost •wag $2500. • We'
thought; we had some' good signs in
Clinton, but this beats thenh.. , • _
•• Tin Cornea . HAT.'-- The . coming
suniuler: hat for women is to be :straw.
It will' be "knocked in oil the front,
jammed in et the back,: 'shoved in • on,
.each; 'side, and kicked in ,on top.,'
When the rim will be jammed up all
around to •mike the whole effect, liar-
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reenious.. The desiredcondition can be
obtained by taking, one of last year's.
hats and letting a'. freight waggon run.
over it. =-L'x.
TI!E BEST OFIER YET,. -For. particulars.
see third page of this weeks issue, and
act accordingly.
RESIODiED.-We: understand -that the
Rev. C. R Matthews has resigned the
rectorship of St, Paul's church.
M-tersTERIAL.--Rev. Jas. Carmichael,
of Toronto, preached in St, Paul's
Church, on Wednesday evening last,
to a large congregation.
Tom BY A Don -A boy named Date,
in the employ of Messrs. Craib Mcwhir'
ter si, Co.; was badly bitten by a. clog, be-
longing to Mr..]V'ewmarob on Thurs.,
day last.
IMPROVEMENTS,--.-- - Dr. Wililanitt is
making shine improvements in his resi-
dence, He'is putting in a door in tile'
sine facing Albert Street and. also a
bay window, • This will considerably
improve the appearance of the building.
READ the .advertisement of Mr. W.
Young of the Clinton bakery in this.
issue, Mr. Young has engaged the ser-
vices of a first class baker, and is bound
to satisfy the most fastidious in all
kinds of cakes arc. Give him a trial.
Dtttwt.-On Wednesday at noon a,
drunk man prooeeeed from Ono of the
hotels and went shouting and' halooing
along -the street enjoying himself splen-
didly, and not :thinking of the indecent
language he was using as the ladies
were 'passing. The cooler . would have
been the right place for hiui, He was
heard, half a mile off. '
Istir To •BLAME; -We have beep. in-
formed by Mr. Corbett that it is not
the fault of the Inspector or the Street
Committee. that the part of the side-
walk close; to the .toein hall to which
•wereferred` in last week's- issue :is. not.
repaired before this time. It• appears
that, tire- lumber for such has been o1•--
dered some• time ago,and has net yet.
Arrived . here: e
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Pox. UP A large iu-nber el : sub-
scribers on the old-Reeoltn list are in
arrears, • seine of .theni:'for two ,.years,
You will oblige us Verymuch by remit-
ting by -registered letter .or -calling at
'the office when in town.' A dollar or two
is a very .snhallmatter'to you, but a
'few hundred of such, are of 'immense
importance to us. - We like to keep
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our books' in es'boori shape as possible,
without having to go to the trouble of
't carrying over:"'
That Won or MINE, -.4 gentleman'.
':went into one of: our business hotises
the other day, to transact a piece of:
business. After getting what he wan-
ted, and paying therefor, Ile counted
the balance of his .pile.' The proprie-
tor of the establishment, noticing him
standing in a brown study, asked him
if therewas anything wrong. "Yes;'
sad her. t'thatwife' of mine has been
going' through my pockets." . Further
enquiries (elicited the face that- he was.
minus a ten -dollar' bill, Moral -Now
that the spring millinery estixblislithents
are opened out, be careful which bed-
post you hang your pants on, -?ores°
Free Press, OUR BRASS BRAss B&Nr:--We understand
it is the intention' of our brass band to
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petition the council. at,its next meet-
ing for a grant It is now nearly: six
menthe since the Band was organized
and all 'will agree that they have made.
good progress. During -.this time they
have asked for no aid from the town;
having supported themselves. Every
person will admit that no b"rass band
can possibly , be . conducted with-
out • 'funds, and alb our band has
Managed to keep in existence so long,
we .think they are certainly deserving
of. sown aid from the town. We un-
derstand it is their intention to play
on the streets once a week so that all
nulyr;receive a like benefit. We fur-
theithope that the council may see fit
to give them a liberal grand
L. AND S. SOCIETY. --The meeting on.
Monday evening proved to be a very
interesting one. The committee having
in charge preparations for the domino,
local concert was' instructed to speed
the arrangements, and after'some mat-
ters of less importance were disposed of.
the society resolved. itself into the
House of Commons. The Premier
Mr. Holmes desired to place on record -
the profound sorrow and regret with
which the house leas' learned of the
death ofearl of
the Beaconsfield and'
to express to the Mother countrytlho '
„sleep sympathy of this nation for her in
the loss of so great and eminent a states -
Iran. Mr.- At M, Taylor spoke ie very
eulogistic terms of the great Earl, and'
would support the emotion of the leader
of' the Government. •Mr. Hate ltd.
dressed the House on the same subject,
and `et .the conclusion of his speech
some of the members retired to the .
lobby, and re -appeared, . bearing two
,pieces of elegant furniture -tile one a
very handsome secretary, and the other
an office lounge. -very tempting) we
should think, to the weary limbs and
aching headof an.oeei'-worked barns=
ter. These. articles were presented to.
Mr. Manning by 'Mr, A. M. Taylor, o
behalf of the society, in a neat speech' ,
expressing the very high esteem . in
which' the members hold him, their.
appreciation of his efforts in' endeavor-
ing to arouse the dorineut eloquence of -
the young lneii of Clinton by establish-
ing
stablish ing this society, and their gratitude for
his kindness ;ranting then the use. of --
his office, in which';toliold their meet-
ings, .Ar. Manning was ;completely
Surprised, and made,• a ;guitable reply,
a report of which °puce will not permit
us to give,:' The Speaker then called
the " orders •of the day,'t tt>u1'11Ir Mail-
nine. gams notice of an amendment he
'proposed:n)ovlrtg to the bill imposing 1.
t tx_
tip011i the, male members : of. the '
human, fapiily , who are so fortu7iate 't
to be still.. in the enjoyment "single
of
blessedness" at, the ago of 30. The -
Minister .of, Justice pee notice that:
he would hove that.tllis house petitioti
•i1.ci• Majesty, :the .Queen, to ceefer•thc
honor of Knighthoodtipon.'the leader •
of the• late Governinent, in appreciation
'of the valuable -service he rendered
this country (hiring `leis term- of office.
Brief. sptt' lies were then made by •set- ;
oral of the rnemhers, when the, adjourn-'
Meet of the Hot'iso •'•ras nide: • The
society was honored by a 'visit from
ex -Mayor Searle,. .Councillor 4. C. Ste -
vensoti and Mr. Scott.
A.No'rrtza °'lxoi l3. -=Cine more ot'our
'townsmen 110.5' .enlisted in the °' Tlltistri
ons Order of Beitedicts.'.' On Thursday
morning Mr. Jas; Twitchell, of this.
town; led to the altar Miss Lizzie 11113,17
loy', daughter of Mr. D..:Mulloy. ' Rev.
D. G.• Sutherland perfornietl the cere-
mony, After which they were driyen;to.
the G. . Station,, and took. die 7.30
train for Philadelphia. &s Usual 'they re-
ceived a shower of. "rice,f' and Were:giv-
eiii•a farewell,: salute.. 'in theform of fog`;
signals. on the .track.
ROSINESS TROUBLE. The firm of
Hill Bros:, Seaforth, are reported•to he
in serious trouble hi consequence' of a
number . of notes being • forged `by the
elder brother who has : nowdecamped
to the other '•, side; The , forgeries
aniourited to between three : and four
thousand-dollars.and it is' also said that
their liabilities are very heavy., The lax -
gest creditors Are John McDonald aria_
Co. and 'Samson', IIe1p edy an (I. 0 eni to el,
of 'Toronto. A. number of : London.
Houses. are also interested:
21.11 ENERGETIC DIRECTORATE.-Tlio
Ontariri Gasette'contains•the application.
for incorporation of a number of 'citi-
zens. under the title of thn • London
Electric Light Company..' • The .parties
named as 'thefirst Directors of 'the
Company .are•c-Geo. S, I3irrell, Isaac
Waterman, Col. Lewis, H. Waterman
and Thomas Beattie. • The izmount of
'the capital stock of the Company is to
be one hundred and fifty thousand dol-
lars,
loglars, divided into fifteen hundred shares
of one hundred dollars each, while the
operation of the Company ere to be.
carried on at the following places
London, liamilton;;So, Thonhas,•Stratli
roy, Chatham • Windsor, Ingersoll,
Woodstock, Stratford, Sarnia, Seaforth;
Gaderieb, Clinton, Winghanl, : Simeoe..
The head business place: of .the Com-
pany is to be in this city, - �I'ree Press..:
CHEAP GOODS volt 131Nn:I-Jackson,.
our famous hatter,: was in Blyth last
Tuesday .with samples ' of his latest,
New -York- novelties in- hats • and fur.-
nising goods, and happening to deliver
some of his choice goods to regular cus-
tomers, he was kindly informed against
by one of the Blyth merchants as being
a transient trader and was requiredto
pay a license of $20 for the privilege
of leaving a few,nicegoods in the place.
As the permit is good for a month,
Jackson will again visit Blyth on Turei.
dayti.nd Wednesday of next week with a
magnificent stock of Ladies acid Gentle.
mens furnishing goods 'and the latest
1N1'ew. York hats, and the boys will now
get some great bargains. The action
of the informant is mean and cowardly
and will do him no good.
QUEEN'S BIRTH -DAY.
24-tti• OCILLY SPOIETS.•
• Her 1Y s s birthday .,
iill•be cele--
Mated this year in Clinton' in .a man-
'nor tliat ~pill eclipse anything ever
hc)fore seed here. Great preparations.,
are being 'Made to give a grand clay's,
amuserneiit and an immense. crow('' is
expected here on • that day, In 'the
morning' a hig programme of all kiwis`
of sports will take • place, for which big •
purses will be given:. :In the afternoon
the driving park coni: will hold their:
annual races .and, .they are offering
Sense splendid splendid. purse's, which will draw
,.sonic good , horses: In the . evening
Prof: Holmes' Will produce -the cantata
01 "Lhe I{ayntakei•s,"• in the town hall
w1tl).. the host of ''our .,local talent, and •
should the committee raise - enough
wherewith. the - :day's ratnusennent
will conclu'de'with. a grand display of
fire works.
Blyth:
Gardening' operations ate .lit full
blast. ' '
It is thought that the recent rain'
will help thefall wheat.•
:
istItw 'rnitniet.,- :")ur enterprising
townsmen Messrs, Taylor &Elder have
opened' °tit it bakery and feed store in
the premises lately oceupied by Mr;
Jos. Johnston. Suceess;to.the boys;
A Bice assortment of wortten's
and children's boots and shoes at Har -
land's. '
;? ' %1TAatTEDx iennlediately, five car
loads potatoes, far which the highest
price .will be paid. Apply to D. Cance
telon, grocer; : •
Or Just received at Harland Brun,
A Vargo stock of Anheriean doal ell.
,t.Y A large stock of brautiful. ohm- •
mos. . Call at l aridsee theta.