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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-07-22, Page 1. ' ••• ' Volume 3, NO 22, . " • - ,RPWARD FLOOD'? TERMS per Annem in .Advance, r . I CLINTON; :ONT„ FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1881: Publisher.. ALL ALL APE R MR, John Hodgins leaves this morn- ing ing for a trip down the Gulf of St. APER, ,larenee. We wish bine a pleasaut "Clinton is -looking up and getting in endless variety, from . its name up as w611. It will he the hub of the county Hoon."—I?xpositor. True , 5 en .s a o • • 0 brother McLean,; an honest oanfession " is good for the soul, • 1..,,kaubsAaees,—The enterprising firm • J3 . • . • of W . Doherty & Co., of the Clinton, aby Carriages Organ Faatery, sold 21 organs in three . clays last week. Oh that horrible N. Cheap and Stylish. • • ' P.1it's.ruining the country. - • •' Als0, n Fine and Mote° Linnet ' . Mr, Cunningham sant home the 00(4. . .C1GARS,•170113AQCOS, ' day a' large Turtle,. 6 eapttire Ina,(16 , • • •The examiners of the high school entrance examination havo finished their labors and have provisionally passed 20 out of 35. applicauts. The following are the successfel. ones:— Annie Weir, Janes Weir, Cecil), Jikek- son, Jane. Weir,• Eliza Evitt, Eliza M. 1indsay, Bella ltoe,'Clarissa Jewett,. Relit. Churchill, W. J. Roe,- Lizzie. Fraser,Frank E. Welsh, Jas, Arm- stiong, Moore,. ,A.tleline Itoe, R. S. Swan, ,josie Seott; Bertie• Fisher,. Ludion Ilartt,'Ella PraisostAt.—Dr. Cartwright arriVe& home on Saturday last, after a tour • up through the North-West. IIe looks' wed, and evidently has had a' good Metcalf, of 131 ,t1) P assed through this lace on Ids wayhome from Mitchell this week, where. he has been for a fnw Of Kincardine is • visitin,„e• frietels this place.—Mr. Alex. Johnston, teaeli- er,of Winthrop, and formerly a stud- ent of the high school her, spent a few. clays amoug his friends towu this week —Dr.. .—Dr. owsley 'was called sud- denly to Kingston- on Tuesday last, lie is expeuted back in a day or two. —31rAloo, L. Johnston, who has. for; •souie time past heen•• a student in Dr. Dowsley's ofilee, leaves- • for home the earlYpart of next, Week.. • lkir. John- . ston, Outober, goes to Trinity Medi- ious crowd to, view .his tartleship Cheap and First -Class •. And eigaretteS. • • .while eat°Pillg. t. day last on a fishing trip to the Ben- . miller camp he slipped audsprained his Cuneingliam s shop. . . 1 While Rev; Mr, 31cDoeagh was step - du' from. one stone to another ou W. H. . ankle.. We. are happy . to bn.. tilde to an.sford's -th& the inconvenience is enlY tone ovary City Book Store, Clinton, A largo• 'drove of cattle passed The Book Store where yon get ' through town Mt their wa*) t tl T Value for your, . depot. In the course of tii(l esaitie foro- noon, a largo drove of.slwep went 111 - . tb0 80.010 d irectien. • They were in geoil 1-40C /VL NIT4TW; .76111er. laud .just the classof animals to •• • realize good figures, • • . • Cal Whill • Home and ' The deVoteca.of our nationalSchool, Torouto, where We game • . . • . hun .eveth. . '. • • have•at succetstied in arranging for • y ucceioi • . . a match in, tho town on 1riclay (to -day). The Wingliam Club conies down to 'cross . Trust.ve.meet.4144% • -- • . • sticks wi It the Dauntless, but frO01'.' The regular monthly meeting of the what we kilbsw of either team we'.predict • Si Beard was held.' •cia .Monday for ou " bo • " an easy v' to • . Hine a cat) !—She knows you.., . .. : Ot•ii. lire brigade Were out for practice with the hand fli•e engi.,6 on Tuesday f•vening last and it Worked very satis- factory. . ' ' • . • • y le 1 Y' ' evening, Present -7-0e Chairman, and •• r yr/ ExAmiNalrtox---11ae1niermediate4X,.....t_46.,,t1Mneethig_of the ,Iiive Stook ., Messrs. Leslie, Ilidout, Copper 'and aininatiou ended on Friday list; and AsOt'fition/ In Id 0..tArtitarou's liiiirt;1; 'kei-ilier.. 'The- Millet -es '.of previetT the stmlents have all gone. bottle f I on Friday last,a- committee 1'. :144 ET. meeti.",g read and adopted. The - (Joni the - , , ' - • :pointed to canvas- the town ....for__ sub- •mittce handed •in the fellow ing report : the holidaye. - . i . . .,. Ulyth. give Steady employment to about 30, SoerAL.—The social held at Mr. men and' are really the' main spring in ' James Marshall's was a grand' successitt our place, All had an enjoyable time aid $25 COUNCIL PROCEEDINOS.—The COLIO- were realized. . cil, met the 15tcr inst., the members all It is rumored that L. J. 13race has present teecept W. Duncan. Reeve iii purchased the Chambers property3 the chair. Minutes a the last meeting miles north of here, aner d iatends, ect- wereyread 041a eonfirmed. ' The follow- ing .saw min 0,nd salt well on it. 1.,, ing accounts were presented and or- jis an enterprising mandered • .. A paid ,viz ;•••,-,,Tanies Crlillespie,' foie , , A, W., Belfry is having Inc dwelling gravel, $94.3 ; john Porter, rork on street, $13.50 ; James Gill6spie, grad - house and new picket fence . painted . . ing ou Dinsley • St., $40.00 ; and is quite awinprovenient to his pro-. perty, net B. has, made. great lia..._ .Randsrgrading 'Druniniend St., $22.00; John • Mugg, work ou streets, prelim -dents to his place and is now a• • Taylor & Elder, goods to, J. Quinn very nobby appearance. • while (indie gn)" t); $4,....) , John Alopfg, work on ActnDENZ—Mattliew Maines, streets, 80 cts ', jamea •Gi1lespie, grad - 'assisting to draw rip .shingles on•Mr. ing and gisa v(4; $.8.28 ; INT. 11. manory, Lindsay's new -barn, got 1118 ting9r wood to . Quinn (indigent), $1.10. taken in. the block and tackle. Ile Tho.Reetem's ober for 'printing Voter+. lead it dressed by 1)i Dowsley and is .• . Lists atcepted at $12,00. . Couneil ad 1 progressing tmora y, . . Jeweled to tiret again on the 2.2ndinst. John tkosnlau is having (Pito • an PRIttioNALs.1:1166. ,t1t:elkor who.. re- - adtlitiott to his residence by erecting a • cently moved • to 131Ytli has iioer•re. a residence, as, in Llyth. John ..i wTiess .3.° • civics . tho - same house. --Jonathan brick wing to theeast side whit) . moved to Clintoii-4:-,31r. Jenkins .front comph,ted will make his tie haudsome Maneliester has remoVed here and (x i bound to keep p!Lee with the thneti. , Eni•igii is ciwity On a visitto his friends NeTAVNI1 11451ATR.—ThiS • property ii, luiphigiln, We 'wish hima good ' will be sold by- peblie- auctioit on time.. --.F. Metcalf who has been away Thursdey 28th ink. This is a choice ,on -a visit to his frionda in Mitchell prer opty being well situatcal in it cen- lies returned, -nee, 2tr, ••Lopliy-td, Of tral position and is a good 'opportunity Lendestierough• 'paid our ti n -b visit .to.pui•eleise as the, property will be sold this weok,.__WM, , wiison J.• Y. wilo without reServe;, • , was away • ht. ,FRiniiltoti attending the Dell -toy 1 NEWS.-3.1essys. Watsen & Grand Lodge of A.14'. & A. 31. has re- ' Mtitilook are.havieg the arches over •. t urn 6e,1.---Wni, Watseh :was away on their fitint wietlows and -the facing in a visit and it wam.ruipored that he *as ,. front of then. •Brick Bleek . painted- to be inarritd before :lie' reterned .but" %villa is. a 6i -eat iiiiirrev.enient to the frieed.•William has disappointed the looks of the building, The Work was gossiper8 .now ;Seyeral•,'t-iineS., Long done by Mr Hugh McTavish. -,..• • run -,,the fu.".c.. but 1.q cauglit at. last—. ' • • . . .Moorevillo paid us -a, vIleilt'clitalilils-:sf:rebellk..-77.'7.. EX6r1."1•Mx7i:.--11:illie-aullri-iii" --0-4'7W111;'-'01tvelq7:P•stl; ;'-'*" ,-,--,----;,•------ ,. sawdust • in the '.old mill -yard a• few "daysego and spread• Very. rapidly ...tbw, He neon, a tour . to Atgoma.LWiii.: Hawksliaw, of - Exeter, Was, •iii town. , .. .• . , aids the tannery.: The .tilarti • was. giVen..and ion short 'time eboixt :sixty this week. • ' ''' .- ' • , • ,... - •.' • •.. •• .•:_ ...., , ''. people - gathered . with pails • and -aeon • . . • . ---;,,.-----,--.-------,,,---... : , • .•,....'..z. , • • ,•• extinguished- it WitillOut , further dam- : • -NORTH : HURON....:: „ . -. • . .. . . • : . .•• . age. . . : . - ,.•• . ___... mioif. . ,. nau,ir c&:.:LILIF4A-1,-CONSSaVATIVES. : : . •• 0. . ...._. ,• • ' : • Mr; W. T. Fraine, Of D.etreit, and..fornierly of this• pipe!, met ' with. ' ; -it • -0.: . - •.The Liberal -Conservatives of , the; William Muir of this town. has. Board Room, July 18, 1881. • sriptions to defray expenses in connee- . .with the holding•of their, ti�n this t ' • 11 a e- own t • 6 fa . The Committee beg leave to report •to , . . • rather cnrieux caries-ity theshape. of 1, Shell a tame chip-unink. This week. it pre-- the-13Oark That-tney -Met according to out! • rented Mini with Ts, litter of tive yoileg , ! notice and made up the estimates for ones. SUDDEN' Dixim..,•=31i..D.' B. Strathy the year 1882, as follows ' • Id beee employed Mr. A. II, Manning, of this town `I of FordWiohl• %vb.°. Salariee $322500. . . on Sunday evening last occupied the by"a company in the North 'West, .for' • Firewoosi, •••• • 125.008. . .• .a se . 26,00. While engaged fly:Working an the roof • INTOrtl vidinof • n g .Huron held a yery, 104.00, of it building he sliPt and fell' a distanci, 'snecessfid tiOnveetiO''in ;'Wingliam on • • • the 14th Delegittesfrom all •• '• • • 100.00. • of some 40 beet,-• and sustained .• such fewnships, .C:0•Vos, and :Viliags in Om; . . 100•00. seveie'. iejeries; that it is -feared that were ..,present,' aect • the utmost ' 350.06., "they will.prove •• • riding entliusiaiin -prevailed. -The president,: Mr. Jose Leech, called; the ineeting.ta.- order, and Mr. HW. 0 Meyer acted .as Seeretary. It'Was decided to • •anothee :meeting on: -14tir; to . whiclitliree.delegatea tient each 13611', • ing division is'..tobe soot: '7 Tile elec..- tion of 011icers to fill posltions that:, .....•••• time was. thelipreceededWilli; j.,Le6c1),. was re-elected Ipresitlent;•-1.1. W.1 :Meyer, Sticeetavyrj . Dr, Viiiiant, vice-, • • • I • • presieetel : , NarlOeg:, ft 1„fter (liscussin - matters yOrtaiiiingto Ottaniz6tiany Tellnant W, Clegg seetind ed,• the following resolation, .which WR4,. • • carried with three cheers wide 'tiger"..., "We; the . 1,iberal#CouseryativeS -of the North lthling Of 1-luron, in .centeu- • . • • tion asSembled, do hereby resolve, thai,..• • • • haVine• watched, the tution:. of the Gov- • , •eretnent 011tb•r tine leadership of . • Sir John Mel)onahl,;•liereby fully en, -dorse the actiono.f' the IleuSe in their., Natiouid policy, by which 001 country • has been raised to a inostyrosperou•• • , contlitem, Mid detleite distospt'mettd,..oed also in their .raitway lueliev,. by w.hieli pulpit of Rev. Dr. Williania, (4ederiel,,•.,. some time past, started to come helm ... . Interest,. -. who was called suddenly to '1166111ton t!"-) see'hiS fainiiY'at•':FOEkNiOhl alid Ori-:. • A.pparatus, the day.betore. • • • - . ; • : • ,. , reaching . Winnipeg, took 'suddenly. ill'. -• Furniture and died in a short time.,... •11o., was •.''.liepairs, ?;'*..... Work was this vireek poiiiineaced on 1 .- the stone Work of -the new stores •sontik • 'formerly a resident of - this place . ._ ,:. • Incidentals,. • ' ..-.. ., from S. Davis' Stove and tin depot: : .' The tank in the marketia.noWdoWn.' To pay oft `MOrtgaga -judging from the energy• with Which cabOat. 12 feet and will baye to. go 4 or• . • . . . . '''.. .__.-.„ the work work is pushed forward', they Will - .5 feet Mote., •Foronv'enioncon the' tWri :' - . ' .• ' $4048 00 be completed ere long. • • • • ' •• . • : tanks on the square .t so situated that Li 'IS .. .' , , • • A young gentleman frail], the organ should the'.. supply iii one frill tut e • Pal, on hand ...• $610..00. ' • . 0•A:ve Out....: -Tile stoop wall under: the freet, of •Ctirter's new Brick Bieck .. gave, way so. as to: cause th.e-'building . to craek.!„. Fortunately it was. uoticed ' • factory was informed by that. Pest of 1' in time te'preVent 'further damage to suction hese may • be trenferred, to the I - Toy, Grant, . 1. . . .:: County Gisiiit . 100.00.. • •••-, ' • the:block. .31-r.• Carter had the builtb:' creation, his admired's•yoeeger brother; • • t vit • o her ‘, bout. changing the position of • . • • i that his 'nether said he 'cOu!,dti.'6 •boine ' there any more. When asked Why, lie .. --• , .. .• • I 648.00: . • lei.. -raised With jaCks, ain.1.7..the • stone HYMRNEAL.--;On Thursday...morning • • • • --7,--", — . . well •taken (Iowa and,a new one • built. . • '• ' ' $3000.00. " , .... • • '' ..'• ' i•eplied that lie•nOw &Attie seveii %nights laSt,. Mr. w.., pant,ion, : son, of this • ; , • i,.ha ' ., . ' :Acciees'r,•••-•:-JosePli Clark, a bo Y 14, . p . c , - ,e. it IMrs 13n 0.3 ,. fou in 01).8 . • Tney reconiniend' t the inertgage . old, while is ikii g at y il ilk the week -and lioky' cauld .he clime!m.,-1,4, la '-irl to .1•1 ,a . 'n't.' Y(‘'.1'81's\;'ooll.e. iiiiiiss'°11errl. wet his abliingti . . more. - • . ... ' erlY of Ir.arna,•biii, latterly a re.sident' chool 1)0 paid•olii•-ah. they: tintl'il SUDDRN DarATII.--11r.,L, P: Davis, of our own town, ' The eerie -011y W1LS - • •tbore has.already been:paid inintereSt , nl°11( • , • 1e, .• • on -t lilt 0 le oil na Oh . . . i• • C1111,111; in the cording,machitie and had perfortited.by Rev. 31r. Tlicnnas,' after • reeei5i041 1.1 utti • • 'erotiserargratulatioos frnintlieir friends. They .liav e • our .1308t wishos, for i"..tlieir success; and that their highest topes niay be tetili•40.1; • • '• • an employee of the Doherty organ fac- tory, left for the .• States an .M.enclay • • evening' last, havieg • received , grain statin_g that his father. had been. • killed by falling • elf n bedding. •••11.e: has the sympathy of the...entire .tioin- inunitv in his sad bereavelined.t. FOIt. .11 AN Mini—Mi.. Fulrer- ton, of this place, left ],sr'-';ek for • Manitoba. --On .31onday, Mr: D.. \V. llurns,•from near holinesville, Teft for: the slime I/fem.—Mr: J,ohn.Kylef mee•., -limit, of Seaforth,aceenipanied hy Dum- ber of other gentleinee, rimmed through here to Coderich, Where they took the boat for Manitoba. They tooka team' of horses with them, and Offend going on a genuine prespeming tour.. • - • Mr. RobereViseinate of "the Amer- ican ExpressCeinpany, left tewn rather - suddenly on Wednesday. last. He drove with the express. wageti to the station about' 12 o'clock, awl. while down there gave the ltey of the.expri.4, box. to Charlie Keith, his :assistant in. the expre% office, telling him ,he was ;going a short distancedown the &note. :since then lie has not been. eeen, •Mrs. 'Wiseman seem' to•know nothiner of his whereabouts. • • • THAT' young ginitleman who lad such :an interesting rencounter .coupleof .Sundey.' evenings ago 'with . the niotlner,of his fair inanivrtit on the eyestern end of Ratten bury steeet, freely expresses his opinion that ;the old lady was taprevious for.hiet. • ne gives as Ids experience that when he looks for nn amiable mother -in -:law she will be tongue-tied in both feet derif•inone ear and can't hear with the Other, If mother-in-law's could be so arranged to order, there world 6, selious rewrite Oon, , • . , • , ID • b • ke., which then leave. the' amount '11an'Y lacelalM.i. • i8 Pr°greSSing* ! faVOrtally'Ulider.,t110 $1<ilful truzitment S30, less than last yeari . • • E. KENNEy, of Dr. • Sloan. lloWever it will be P C • r P Al, 11 Donagh, of the...Canada eiiAletlinilist Churci .exchanges pulpits with Rev. .• Prof. Gregg, of Knox.Colleee Toronto, who is. -now in town for a few weeks and taking tins -place of his son-in-law, . Rev •N.r. Stewart of Wi 1 I is• ( u refl.'. • • • Sullm"(91)131.. • • • • • Stich ha terclia)g,e of courtrides .cannot MOved 31r. Cooper, ;seconded by Limo iU 14i able td.'1A) coal_ ! around iirte, _ • 3,1r. Leslie, that the report of the initt(ti be .adopted, and diet the •secre-•- I'Airr.‘;"Sitsitir.Our • • • • . • • •• • townsman. ,Iolin•Siiiitle returinit.1 with to 'the Council fel.. the same•;_cinrried. les .brele.on riday evening la.st. ' 1 1 • • 031 ins Inc ts ono. e . • . , . • ;were met "e.t, the. Stitt4011 by tke B yt The I3oard then adjoeroed, • brass band who .escorte(( W Seeretaiy. • and rendered a number of choicepieces • oti music. On - the wily home •they plaYetl,.."He is a jolly, good. •fellow' • • tail having a beneficial effect; in .break- ing' down little seCtieinal jealousies which alway exit,,to a greater or lesser extent in'all deilmeinatiMiS. . • • • • ' °We are informed that the • High, School-136,rd leis. engaged Mt. W. II. ,• Jackson, of Wile -Own,. as first Assistant teacher,•in place of ..31r. Weir„ for one year fvomlot September nn not, "Wm- porarily.'? aS ;the New ;luta it, • Mr. 'Weir goiiig to put iii his secned uni- versity year, 'Mr. Jackson NA: third .year Toronto University honor man1. aol tvur doubtless ably fill flu) position, so that the geed name • ** our High. Schootabroad be maintained.. Sunda evenine reotion. 'wit Kongo which nobody can deny, • . , • COWS : ' lily working. clothes • attellded her 01 11(1 1)An.„ ttstt it number of ' iiiitiacross the continent, on our o wit territory, 11145 IWO]) ObtitillE1(1 it reit- sonable cost to the coil!, by L.F,Lnd.. • . The elie-01. house is. being thor O oil the term, of Mr; Jelin .31eMillaa 'tiler watched the course of our . • Y r." g • titos It Sma,i4).E"vertrRioh M. F. -"Good day, Mr. 'C." Mr. C.—"Hello, F.; any of the rest • of the folks going." Mr. F.—" Yes ; A. and S. tiro driv: ing 'down. • • Mise you a brother to .A. and S." Mr. F.—"Yes; are yon Sfiss B. Mis J3.—(with a most bewitching smile) "Why) yea." Potli."So happy to khow you." Yunel yuni 1 td curtain drops. • ' • • ,T • ' renovated and.•i•epairs made. A .i.i.ew.-: a li L'.1.• ' OiO /1 .*xLe. . ' . • ''' ' eoprmotito,tit.e, 'Mr,. Farrow,•durine, the . ' well is bung dug • w hieh• it .is inineees- : Omubs and'Jas. Vrtimir WI -captains. sat to say was inuch needed. - All passed ow wen wi!li the exception 13 .. - . ,, .. ast • , • I f 11 . 11 e •til •• . ' • . nine ytai s, ( o.. u y. AM eat y . of • tin iteoide•nt. which. enppened. •,-qr. agree with the sante, rind that we haso .---.. . . Pt -velem have commenced •cuttilig j / ..B. 1 i 1 ti ' • fo.tone every confidence In. him as °tie who . •'. • . . their fall wheat which, geilerally speak- sae° rown, w io iti,:i .ie nits i. • carefully watches the.interests of. 1i1e him. is rather tlfin leaving, plenty of • to run a spike throub i his head. . • , cansitnerits in the Honse."'. 'Mr,. Thu. - room for weeds to spring up. The Pioxie,--Phe English Chureh. S. '.Sina neat . and short ,4)666:11 re . sample. will be very .good:pIilu • • -.- •• came 61r ou WedlwstlaY Iasiand speeded. lie dealt,..with the, railway • was a,grnd attd. SUCC686. - The 13elgra,ve policy and thP o.N. andr,,en. in upo ,(;Oderiellt ToWnship. S. S ,3oni ied n with them, and all had a . all present the i•n)portalice: of organ'. nod day's eniovment. 'The brass band 'eation. He iilso stat4:41 thet • Sitt-,jolin ••• IlarVeSt apples are.getting ripe. , rendered . some . choice - selebtions of i nt,eutletroomin;f te• tucknow,.aiel that/ • S. S. No. 9 only' gives the teacher fout. imisic during the day. Mr, Marshall lie thought the hongentleman woul4 weeks holidays this year. - tm treated 6.11. thechildren to a,dish of ice.' tipeak iin the riding, This was received Mr. D. 3. Miller, of tEe 9th eeti.,lioed cretin in the morning and to a glass of with.. lout.l ..applause. Thus t -staled • rt half an acre of potatoes in a day. Who 'lemonade when they Were returning. in .0,11.exeolient nul.sting, The (4.0,,,i.n. can beat this:1.. the qvenintt, '. - ''' • reent party here is perfeetly organizfer, 'The following is the monthly .roport ' SAtrr,--Oar salt blocks continue to andthe next electiontat. P v will.gi a .„, . '• ' ,. e. of S. S. No; 1; for the month of Juno : run night.and clay' end ate itianufaptpr• fetan-eandi!late•his quietus. --.Feurtti class.—marks possible, 500; ing an inimenso quantity of this coin- • ' -- • - • • 1St, Hattie Andrews. 395; 2nd, Gertio modity mad are disposing Of it as fastitmet0er the reditetion and, Salkeld, 368, Third class. — marks as maee, yor writer is informed get your kip boots at Mut Axe's. possible, 500-1sa Deborah Bell, 420; that they have sold 75 earloads af The, right place to buy Pm•li•it 2nd, Willie Seeginiller, :380. Second coarse Reit to he shipped to Chicago. wools and mottoes of all shades 18 itt class.--inarks possible, 450,1st, Thos to fact it is doubtful if any two blocks. Hales., Ho has a large and beautiSed, Dodd, 373; 2nd, Rot, Audrewe, 371. in Canada turn out more salt, The' its"sortexelip. ".• • . • • 4•• •