HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-05-13, Page 7.14
11111RON 211.01C$S.
-The Josfphine Kidd was the first
-Arrival in Goderich Harbor, MK,
-Mr. O Tait Scott of Wingham
opening a private. bank in p9rne.
-A lacrosse mateli will be played
between the Exeter and Seafortliclubs
on the 240 of May.
-Dr. Hutchinson of Wingham, has
removed to Bluevale, where he will in.
future carry on his profession.
Brookbough, of Bluevale,
erecting a large Inn °'dine to. be used as a
blacksmith shop on Clade Street.
-On Thursday of last* week Mr,
Alex. Ingram, near Hensall, harrowed
14 acres and rolled nine in 11 hours.
-Point Clarke light house,- 20 miles
from Goderich, was burning 'for the
brat time this season on Monday, May
2ad.
-Mr. M. P. Hayes, of Seaforth,
has fallen heir to tbe.snug little sum of
$25000 by the death of an uncle in. Cork,
Ireland. • -
-Mr. John Henderson, of McKillop,
has purchase the residence, of North
Main street, Seaforth, recently owned
and occupied by Mr Lyall.
-James IL Benson, Esq., of:Sea-
forth, has been appointea commission-
er for taking affidavits for use in., tlte.
court.= of the province of Manitoba,.
-Mr. Cory Bliss, formerly of Park-
hill, has purchased a hotel property at
the Grand Bend, and is busily engaged
in fitting it out as a summer resort for
pleasure seekers.
-The. following gentlenian, -from
Coderich passed the First-Interniediate•
Examination before the 1a+ society
Toronto last week : Messrs. J. M. Best,.
C. C. Ross, and J. R. Miller, P. S. I.
-The Signal says: -Mr. John Deans,
of Ash field, •89 years of age, and for
40 years a resident of this township,.
says that the past winter is the severest
he TM:embers during his • residence in
•
this section,
-Tire merchants of Blyth have sign-
ed a petition geaerally. to close tip their ,
respective placesof business. on • and
after the 16th. day Of May, . at seven
o'clock sharp, and to continue so 'until
October lst.
Bohnesville.
Mr, John W. Hill has been appoint-
ed as agent for the Seegmiller Cbilled
Plough.
As we passed through the village we
noticed that Holmesville was not behind
the times in providing a home for bach-
elors. A. new hording house has been
started at the east end of King Street.
THE HURON RECORD
. .
15 repining/
Every Friday Morning.
At the office, Victoria Block, (near the Post Office)
CLINTON, ONTARIO,
E! FLOODY, FLOODY, PROP.'
TERMS,-Tms Ramp will be sent to subscribers
(postage free) for 51.28 if paid in ads ance ; 81.60 if
paid in 6 months ; 52.00 if paid at the end of the year.
No paper discontinued till all arrears are Paid.
-Mr. J. ,T. Fraser, timber merchant
of Hensel! is busily engaged at present!
-shipping -his-timber along the:line:of-the
London, -Huron and Bruce,. and it is
thought it will require about three
weeks to load the timber.
. -One evening last. week, Bro. H. :
Cooke, was preEented by Goderich
.-
Lodge, No. 33, A. F.& A. M., with a.
past master's jewel, together • with an'
address, in token of the esteem inwhich
he was heldlay hi fellow members.
-It becomes eur painful duty to
chronicle the death of Mrs. M. Y. Mc -r
Lean,. at her husband's . residence on
Saturday morning, of last week., , She.
died very suddenly, having taken ill
only on the previous evening.. She
was very much esteemedand rerpected
by all who knew .her, which was prac-
tically evinced by the large Concourse.
of people who attended her funeral on
Monday. We extend to friend McLean
our deepest sympathy in his affliction.
,-A. meeting of the Varna Keacherle
Institute was held iss the school house,
Varna on Saturday, April the. 30th,,
commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. The at-
tendance was not large; but some goad
work was done and a very. profitable
time spent..Mr. Jas. McAndrew was
chairman proteni., and was elected Pre,
silent Librarian, Mr. J. W. .1.1ogatili
Vice -President, Mr. Jas. Grassick, Sec,:
Treas. The next meeting to be held on
the last Saturday in June.
-The Sun says: k pugilistic mania
seems to have seized on some of the.citiz
nem; of Dublin.. About half -a -dozen
fights occurred last Week, but in most
cases there was more frights 'than
wounds. The last was the best. A.
yotng gen-a young fellow attaCked.an
oletan, when the old man get angry,
knocked him down, blacked his eye and
kicked him but. • Jim says now that he
never could thiuk of heconiing any more
closely connected with such a scientific...
chastiser.
-On Thursday morning, of lastWeek
as the morning train was nearing Brus-
sels station, a boxed ear loaded With
green, pine plank, shipped from Newry
to .Londoe, caught fire from the engine.
Word was immediately.. despatched
by telegraph from the station to the
.Montreal telegraph office, and the en-
gine was taken to the fire. For some
unaccountable reason kindling' was
wanting to start the fire so that some
little time elapsed before the engine got
to work. The fire was speedily drench'.
ed out; the car will have to be rebuilt,
however. The luniber. was damaged
to some extent.
RATES, OF ADVERTISING,-Ist insertion, per
ine, 8o,; each tubsequent insertion, 2c. Professional
Cards, not exceeding six lines, 84.00 per annum,
• £8 Advertisements without specific directions will
be inserted until forbid,•and charged accordingly.
Jar Our rates for yearly contracts will be inside
known on application at the offiee. .
JOB' PRINT1NG.-Book and Job Printing of every
description executel whit neatness and despatch, on •
the shortest possible notiee. Orders by mail prompt.
ly attended to. Charges moderate.
CREWE DIRECTORY.
Canads. Methodist.-Serviees at 10.30 a. m. and
6,30 p. m. Sabbath School at 2.30 p in. IteNi, D. G.
B D. PASTOR.
Canada Presbyterian, Services at 11 a,m. and 0.30
p. m, Sabbath School, 2.30 p. m. Env. ALEX. STg1V-
ART, Pastor,
St. Paul's (Episcopal). -Services at 11 a. m, and 7
p. m. •Sabbath School anti Bible Class, 3 p. m. Ray.
C. R. Marriinws, Rector,
Bible Christian, -Services at 10.30 a, m. and 0.36
p. m. Sabbath School, 2.80.p. Ray. R. TuoMas,
Pastor.
Baptist Church.-Serylee at 10.30 a.m. and 0.30 p.m.
Sabbath School, 2,30 p. Ricv. J. GRAY, PRAM.
TRAVELLING' GUIDE.
BLYTH. •SAW MILL
• GOSNI.AN DOWS
Are now prepareu to do all hinds of w 11 their
line, Having put in a grain crusher, we are able
to do chopping at any time and on the shortest Donee
GOSMAN & owns.
R1Vth Dee 17, 1880, 4241.
Farm for Sale.
MITE East Half of tNorth h
he alf of Lot 2, 8th Con -
.cession, Morris, containing 44 acres, more or less;
about 25 acres cleared. The above Lot is about two,
and a half miles from the flourishing village of Myth,
and one quarter mile from the Whigham Gravel
Road. There is on the Lot a small Frame House and,
a Log Stable, and a well of good water. Good fence*.
•TERMS EASY. For particulars, apply to
JAMES CHAMBERS,
Clinton, April 1st, 1881- Clinton P. O.•
FOR SALE,
mi.._
TOWN Of CLINTON,
Blacksmith Shop, Tools, & Good Will
riF an old established business flrat.olass stand.
vy Also three Lots, (1. of an acre) with good frame
dwelling, hard and soft water, orchard andlarge 1 ramie
'stable. Will be sold all together or separately. Terms
. EASY, Fnr particulars apply to •
A. S. FI811511, Agent,
or A. MATHESON, Owner.
Clinton, April 21, 1881, ' 3-45,
. VALITA.13LE
Village Lois for: Sale,
- BLYTH.
1. Part of Lot No. 3, Block "A," Queen Street, Mc-
Connell's survey. This lot is in the centre of the
business part of the Tosvu, and has frontage enough
for three stores •
2. Part Nos. Two and Three; Queen Street, Drum-
mond's survey -very conveniently situated.
3. Lots Nos, 11 and 12, Block " 0," MeConnell's our-
• vny-very suitable, on which to erect private resit
'denees.
• TERMS EASY.
For further particulars, apply to
or to the .0. FLOODY, Blyth.
RECORD 0.5710E, Milton.
. ••
Grand 'Trunk-
EAST.
Pass. • Exp s. • Mixed. Mixed,
Goderich ..Ly 7.00a m..12.05 p in -3.15 in,..9.00 a itc.
7.20 " 4,50 " "
Clinton '5,30 " " "
Smforth •7.50 " , 1.10 •" ,4,45 " 10.6' "-
Dublin .. 8.03 1.30 "11.26 "
'Mitchell 8.15 " •.. 1.45 " 6.35 " 11.55 -
Sehringville8.35 " 2.05 ."...6.10 " 12.35p in
Stmtford-Ar 8.45 " 2.15 " .080 " 1.00 "
• , • • Pam, . Exp's. Mixed. Mixed. •
Strattord.•Lv 1.20 piit ...7.60 _17.00 01-3.45P m
-S713 iringville.. L80."....8.05 " 7,30 " -4.10
Mitchell.. ,.,. L48 " ..8.25 " " -4.45 "
Dublin 2.00 " .8.40 " -8,45 " . 5.10 "
Seaforth . 2.17 " .8.55 " " -5.40 "
Clinton. 2.40 " „.9.15 10.00 " -0.15 "
Ilohnessille2.50 " . 10.7.0 " -6.35 "
Coderich-Ar3.15 " -9.50 " 11.00 " ..7.15 "
Great Wcstern •
•
Express. •Express
'London ........ 7.40 a m.,..2.20 p m....6.25 pm •
Ilyde Park• 7.50 ....2.30 " .6.35
Ettriek:
44 "
Ilderton S.95 ....2.41i " ....0 52 •"
815 . ....3.00 " . . 7.03 "
• Clandeboye:77: 8'.'26 • 3.11 " : .7.14 •"
Centralia ...... 8.40 r ....3.25 " ....7.28 "
Exeter • 8,52 "" .3.33 " 7.40 "
Hansall. 9.05 " " • .. •.7.53 "
Rippeii 9.11 " 57 " .7.59 "
Brucefleld 0.21 " '....8.08 "
•Clinton.. .... - 9.39 " ,...4.23 " ,"
Londesborough 9.58 ." :...4 41 " .8.45 "
Blyth • 10.00" ....4.50 , ....8.52 "
flelgrave.... 10.24 " ....9.09 "
Wingliam 10.45 " . -5.25 " .9.25 "
, •
SOUTH.
'1* Hagyarcl's.Yellow Oil is a perfect pail-
acea curing by eternar and internal use
all inflammation, pain, and soreness
Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Deafness
Colds, Kidney complaints, Burns, Frost
llites, and Flesh Wounds of every Va-
riety. For sale by ail dealers.
L
• Express. , Mail. Express
Winghans...... 700 a in,- .2 55 p • 20 .p 01
Belgm.
ve...7 18 " ...3 13 "• ,..638"
Blyth.. ... .. • 735 " ....3 28 " ....6 55 "
Londesborough 7 44 " ....3 30 " ....7 04 "
Clinton 8 02 " -3 64 " ....7-24 "
Bruceflold.. .. 8 20 " ....4 07 " ....7 43 "
Rippen .. 830 " ....4 15 " ..7 59 a
Ilenasil.. 8 36 " . 4 20 " ....8 06 "
Exeter .. 8 52 " ....4 32 " ....8 25 "
Centralia.....002 9.02 " ”...4 42 " 42
Clandeboye.. 010 " 4 54 a •...902
Brecon .. 927 a ....5 04 " ....9 18 "
llderton .. 982 " ....5 13 ▪ 85 '"
Ettrick .. 9 47 "
Hyde Park .; 9 56 " 26 •• 0 "
London ..10 05 " , ...5 35 " T.. 10 10
Harness Light,
Harness ,Heduy
Can always be had at the LOWEST
• RITES, at . •
NEWTON & DENNIS'.
• ,also a Large Stock of .
ally • C 11111
Towil
FOR SALE.
GOOD -BARGAINS.
• •
• N.7.0 N
g e Works..: -:H
H. CANTELON
M• ANUFATURER
PROPRIETOR,
or
BUGGIES, CUTTERS, WAGONS, SLEIGHS, &C.
truBER ANI) SHINGLES taken in exchange. Give me a et and I will give
you prides that cannot be beaten in the County. Repairing and Horseshoeing done
with despatch,
11. CANTELON.
, .
That first.clasS Farm on the Mien] 'Road, neer.
nho first concession of
51Lot
•eRillop, 101 acres, 030,elearecl) adjoining, the pro
perty of L. -Meyer Esq. Log and Frame House, large
Frame Baru, good Orchard, At. aApplv to Mr. WM.
wfirrin,v,, Huron Road, Tuchersinithor to the
.
CI Lot, 29, le the: Twelfth Vonceselen of ,..,hoderiCh
•4).• Township, near acres, abed 40
cleared, balance well Clinberod.. Friinie 'house • and
stable. Well suited for a dalry'or grazing farm. Only,
5200 required down; or would bole:changed for •ToWn-
proPerty. ' Apply to Mr. E. SIOUNTCA8TLg, RlYtb,
or to the nadersigheci. . • .
.43 .The valuable HOW property,,o'n,Vieteris. Street,
e)... Clinton, knoWn as Line's Hotel, now 000100
by Mr. George Knox, comprising a .largo hotel build-
ing, driving shed, fourchoico'Nwn lots, Ste.'
• . A That' elegant two -Story fraine dwelling -house on
.1Turon Street, Clinton, formerly held by J. C.
Miller, now occupied by, Mr. John P. Martin,
The Comfortable frame cottage on ,North Street,
which belonged to the late John Pugh; now oc..
etfpictr by Air.'"JOhn1..rge lots, good.
• •
garden, &c.7. -near the Flax Mill; •
The good cottage and large lot No. 003,.
on Erie 'Street, Clinton, Me lot is .near the
Junction of the two rallWAyS, may•diereafter be'
valuable as a factory site,
43T 'Also pther lots and Windings for sale.
. g
•
Clliitiin, .Apr(111,1.881.• 11-111HALE• Huron St., Clinton
• which will be sold CHEAP. "
We are giving Special Bargains in
Trunks and Valises. Our stock is very
muds enlarged this Spring, in 'all the
above lines. All we ask is for the pub-
lic Weal' and inspect our stook and be
convinced that we are selling »eheaper
than ever before knoWn. We have al-
ways made Light Ilarness a specialty,
and warrant all Collars.
NEWTON & DENNIS.
•
1, .
• John Smith,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
General. Outfitter,
(Carson's BloCk)
CLINTON. Q
Clilltoil Iliarble Works,
HURON STREETy CLINTON*
W. H. COOPER, Jr.,
Illamtfacturer of and dealer in all kinds of
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work, at. figureS that defy eompetitipn.
Also Agent for the 'Celebrated
A.IPTIFICIAL STONE tor Building pur-
poses and Cemetery -Work, Which niust
be seen 'to be appreciated. -All work
warranted t� give satisfaction,
$1.,000 FORFEIT.
Immix Cancer Cure nopoi,
CoatleOok, P. Q.', Canada.
•
ANGER. CIRE
•
• PHOTOGI3APHER,.
Beaver Block, - Clinton.
CE?: FINEST FINISITI LATEST STYLES !
FURNITURE!! - FURNITURE!!
. .
Clin:ton Furniture Ware -Rooms, No. 77 Brick Block.
7 •
•• • Owing tothe Seof business during...the past year,
. • _•
33 Pi 0 ....A- IDP00 0'=:
Have taken alb a new lease of -No. 77, and will continue te'do.'bushless as forMerly. •
. .
We have On band at the -present time as fine S. stock of Ftfrniture•as was over on exhibition in this. TOwn, •
sell at_a very WALL- ADVANCE ON COST.- A$ we miumfacture ell -our -own Goods, )ve
pared to give our Customers BETTER GOODS -for LESSMONEY than can be Obtained elsewhere. • . • •
-7A1..1....GOODS- WARRANTED -
P. ROBB, Manager. A. BENNETT, SaleAntii
rds
�n't miss the place -No. 77 Brick Block. Mg ' '
without the use of the Knife;
The, only Pernuthent Cure In the World.
For particulars enclose two 3 dent stamps to.S. *CI
Sierra, Coaticoolc, P. Q. Canada.
43?' Highest references.
CERES 'SWIFT AND C1ERTAIN.
Any paper can einem the above for 58 &year, with
this' note and papor regnlarly; •
•
ICES! Cakes! CAKES!
.The undersit.-med 148 to inforrn 66 inhabitants of tlititon and surrounding "country
that he has engaged the eervices of one of the best bakers in the -Dominion, and will
keep eonstantly onliand the largest and best assortment of cakes in town and every-
thing usually kept in a first-class city .bakery, and hopes by strict attention to business- •
to merit a fair share of. patronage. . • •
OUR WHITE AND BROWN BREAD
Is Ora superior piality. Giveit a trial and be conVineed. DeliveredAtlaily to all parts
of the town, Thins,Eiscints, Candies &c , always on liand. Wedding Cakes a ,speci-
altr-iced and ornamented in the latest style and design. Give me a call. •
Clinton, April 28, 1881. • ; .
1.1-1-1 .C+.1 QIMI
'Our eto9k is always -.kept FRESH and well'assorted. We bur in the best market
for GASH, 1111(1watt:tint togive satisfaction. .PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE..
S. PALLISER. & CO., 99 BRICK .BLOCK, CLINTON. -
•
. THIS WAY FOR •
gheal) lyipts Olioes,
Men's LonylBoots, .
Boys Long Boots, .
Youths Long BOote,
Iroments' Goat Skin Shoes,
Misses' 17oat lj9j'874oh.9,
Troinens' Buttoned
• VICTORIA BLOCK,
rn
-NEW ARRIVALS
-or--
Trunks Whips
• VALISES,. &c.
Call and see them Singe and •
Double names% both, attract-
ive anal durable 2 • • ; •• • •
CLINTON, ONT'
CLINTON
SPRING BED. FACTORY AND FURNITURE
• •» » WAREROONISt
W. B. CRICH ff4:00„ VICTORIA ST. CLINTON*
Now beg to intimate to the inhabitants of Clinton and Surrounding country that. have on band VerV
soleet stoek of all kinds of Furniture,'50.011-0,S Parlor Suites, Chamber Sultes,•Easy Chairs. Eatent Itocicom
Sideboards, .ke. SPRING 15591.18 and LOUNGES 'nada to orderaak 41.11 parties wishing to 601,
chase will consult their best interests by giving Us 4 call.
FUNERALS marnstomi on short notice. COFFINS and SHROUDS always on hand
•
N. B. -BASSWOOD LUMBER •taken' in exchange I'm
Goods.,
• •
•