HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-07-29, Page 7CAA'NIHAN NEWS.
A detieit of $3,500 is said to existlin
a bank at Quebec. A packet of ttauk.
notes of that Amount is believed to have
been robbed from the .coulhter.
Admiral IIalligath has sent the
Mayor .of Quebec 9, very sympathetic
tetter and the sumof $1.93.24 , •c al 'voted
on board the frigates, fot the. sufferers
by the late tire: _
A new comet has been: seen with the
flaked eye. It will make its i erilielion
passage about August, 1$tt11, when it
will be twenty-five tinges brighter than
when first 'seem
Eight hundred foreign physicians
are expected to attend tlielnternation-
al Medical Congress at London in
,August, aud the aggregate attendance
is expected to reach 2;000,
Extensive ' operatiiius are being. car-
ried on at Cape Breton oil fields. The
Ilverness Oil and Land Co., the oldest
company, have taken up 65,004 acres
of land about Lake Tnsile, and `Dave a
capital of $650,000, They purp,.se
sinking ten wells at various points. -
The work of arranging forthe Pro -
Exhibition of• London. • goes
swiftly • on. 'There is some .tall: of
.crookedness in connection with the;get-
ting of contracts for sheds but the com-
mittee having it in cTtarge will call fresh
tenders, and the work will _be completed
in time.
he was collared. Mr, Schram travelled
about ;45.•niles to, make the :arrest,
and feels justly prdud of being success-
ful in the face of .so many difficulties.
IIlorrilbie outrage.
Philadelphia, L'a., July . 19, -Laura
McGrath, aged 15, daughter Of respect.
•able parents here, was enticed from
home under promise of- Marriage by.
• ...John Malone. The parties went to
Wilmington, Del. After a few days
Laura's money being spent, Malone
took her to grove, pushed her into the
river and absconded.; She regained
the shore with difiiculty,andhalf crazed
' wandered through.the'woods. She was.
captured by four notorious characters,
who kept pier in the woods Several days
and brutally outrage(' Ler. Vvhen res;
rued by the police the girl was in a ter
rible condition and. nearly .insane,
She has been brought home. •• •
Tel; GREAT Ti :writ of the ]9th
century.is the great medical climax
PI)RDOcii: 13.1,O.0n BITTERS, cures all (lis -
eases of the blood, liver and kidneys,
nt+tvous and general debility, and is the
purest and best tonic in the world.
THE HURONRECORD
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'E 111 RCIII 11E111tE.c'1 QHty.
S ash.up on the .€
u
• Georgetown, July 22. -This' morning
shortly after 5 o'clock, sui east bound..
freight train on the U T:. 1l,' ran. off the'.
'track at the ,1\T &N. W junction here
Three cars are `a'total.' wreclr'and•sev=.
oral others are • more or less .damaged.
The engine and thirteen ears ran ofd;
One box car, . loaded with •hardwood.
• lumber, is turned up on the side and,
,piled against the N Ss N. W. Railway
:bridge which crosses the G. '1'. •bremaking
four heavy postsin•one. of the beirts of
bridge.. The immediate cause of the
. accident was owing to ri..rail ' bregaking'
from not being properly supported by
the ties, the two. ties•betw,een which the
break occurred being over .three feet
apart trom centre to centre. ' A tran-.
shipmeut was affected between the' east
and west bound passenger trains;. they
Canada 'Methodist. --Services int 10,30 it. ti), and
0.30 p, tit. - Sabbath School at. 2.50. p, in. line. Wal.
111c1osAua, Pastor;
Canada Presbyterian:, 5, rvtees at 11 a.m. and 0.30
p, tn. Sabbath Se4'pol, 2.80 p. m. lbw. ALi C. 87614,
AWL Pastor, '
St, Paul's (Episcopal). -Services nt 11. a. m, and 7
P. M. Sabbath School and Bible Class, 8 p. ut, Mise,
W OaA1o, hector•
Rihlo Christian,-Servicesnt 10.30 a. mr and 0.30
p. h). Sabbath School, 2.80 p. m. ltev, It.. Taoat,ts,
Pastor.
Baptist Clntrch-Servleo at 10.30 a,ni, and 0.30 p.n,
Subbab School, 2,30 p. m. Rev. J. OKAY, Pastor,
TRAVELLING GUIDE.
Grand Trunk
VALUABLE
Village Lots for Sale,
IN BLYT1-1L
1. Part of Lot No. 3, Black "A," (Zneen Street, MQ-
Connell's survey. This let is in the centre of the
.tigs4ne*8
pastel the TQW1.4141141 baa frinituge enough.
for three stores
2. fart Nos. Two and Three, Queen. Stmt, Drum-
mood'ssurvey -very conveniently situated,
3«• Lots Nos, 11 and 12, Block n' 0," McConnell's sur•
vcy--very suitable, on which to erect private rob,
deuces.
EAST. • •
Pass.' • E3ps• `• Mixed. Mixed.
Oocteruh..Lv 7.00 a 04-12,05 m, .3Spin 000aan
• Ttolnnsville 7.20 ..12;30 " 8 50 .1i'3 40 t'
Clinton : . 7.30 " 12.15 " -4.15 '( '10.00 ' a
Sc aforth . ...7,50 " 1.10 " 4.40 " 10.50 " •
Dublin • „ 8.03 " .. 1,30 ' ..5.10 -'n' 1.1..25 ('
Ilttchell .,.8.15 " „ 1.45'." 5i 45 " 1L55 "
Scbringviile 8.85 "` 3.05 "..0.10 • " 12.35pm
.Stratford. -.Ar " 2.15 " ,.03l1 ". 1.00
,. 'il. is'r. .
rasa, I aps: Mixed. • Mixed..
Stratford: ,Ly 1.20 p in 7 a0 p m , 00 ani 145 p uI
Sebringvillo . 1:80',, :.8,05 " , 7.30-`a ...Lie a
1l'It8l81l: 1 4a. " "i32U "`" 8,T3i t'' ,4,45 "
. Dublin..2.00 " .8,40 " ..8.45 ,, . 5.10'
S'e orth .2.17 'n .8.55 ".0.15 •' .5.40'"4
Clinton: 2,40 " „0,15 'n '10,00• " ,0.15 "•
llohnosvilic 2.50'" ,.0.25 " 10,20."
(iodorteh:.Ar315" ..0.50'" 11,00.•" 7.I5 "'
Great il'esta;ini. '
TERMS EASY.,
For further particulars, apply to
of to the C, FLOODY, Blyth.
RECORD OFFICE, Clinton
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Tows Proiiert!e'
FOR SALE.
GOOD BARGAINS..
That arst.ctass Ferin on 'tete Heron Road, near
Ilarinlrbey, Lot 33, In the first calve: Ion of
Meliillep, .101 acres, (80 cleared) adjoining the pro.
pert3 of 3.. Meyer Lsq. Log and Frame Meuse, largo
Frame Barn, good Orchard, .1c, . Apply to Mr. 3'M.
WIII I'I.dhY, Duren Road. Tuuaersnuth-•-or to the'
undersigned.
Ch Lot 20, in the Twelfth Concession of (Thnicrich.
4,i, Township, near Uohnesville-S0 mores; about 40.
cleared, halnnce well timbered, Ft:une house and
stable; Well suited for a dairy or grazing farm. Only .
$200 required down; or would be exchanged for Town
property, Apply to ,lar. P, MOCINTOASTLE, !Myth,
or to the undersigned-
1j The valu(thie• Ilotol property on Victoria Street,
o), Clinton,, known es Lane's lintel, now occupied
by 31r, ((eorgc Iinox, comprising a largo hotel build-
ing, driving shed, four choice 'r.iwn Iota, 4,e..
A That elegant two kala' franc dwelling.housa on
•'1..'toren Street (lhito), formerly hotel by, J. 0.
Miller, nosy oecunled b.y Sar: John 1'. Martin •
eThe coinfm•table fraise cottage on. North Street,
.. which belongedto the late John figs, miw.oc
mimed by lir, John Bailey.- with two.1',rgo lots; good
garden, 64.0.-11ear the Flax. 31.31h
p The good Prelile cottage told large lot No. 0(33,
aO, Om Pirie Street, Clinton. Tho lot is near the
junction of the tvo rnilwai's,' and May hereafter -be
sal(rtble us a factor) site. ' •
7Thi neat frame cottage (nearly new) of five roots,
,. with good. garden, 011 Cooper street, belonging t0
Mr. John Iloren, with right of purobasinj;'tbe adjoin.
log lot: •
to 52 Also other lots and buildings for sale. Apply
H.' HALE,
Clinton, April 11, 1881. Huron St., Clinton.
NURTIi, '
• I epress \pail Express
London.: 4.0 'a nt 120 p fa. -0.25 p io
Il` do Park. 7.50: ' 2.30 " ..0.:30
llttriek.` "4,0.44
ndcrtunC0i " 2.41) ,•052 "
13aer0(i ;:. h.15 .' 3.50 7 03 "
Clnndeboyc '8.26 3.11 " -7.14 "'
Centralia. 8.40 " ....3.25 c .7.28 "-
Exeter::
1 Iter:i 8.53 " .. ,3.38 " .40 " '"
Mensal.' ' . 9,05 " , ..3.02 " ..,.53 •• "
Nippon 9.11 ' 3 57 " .. .7.59 "'•
llruciIIeld.'. 9.21 ' .:4,07 " • ..8.x18 '
being delayed about ,two hours. The Clinton.... ,.`9.39 d..3 ` ..-8...0 '<
1 ontlesborouyh 9.58 ' ,4 41 ' 845, „ •
track will Hardly be cleared before 5 i31cth.. .:10.00: ' 4.40 `' :, '.5.1 _ "
13eigrave . 10.24 !c ....5.011 •: ..0,00 "
Wingliam.. ,10.45 " „5,25 'n . 0.25 •"•
'.
p. nig No interruption of traffic over
the N &N. W. Railway will occur as
long as `itis where it.is, 'as it bolsters:the
bridge up. Three trains passed. over'it
•this morning. The damaged track will
soon be repaired. •
Long Chase.,DETECTIVE SCIHRAM SUCCEEDS I1 CAPT(flt-
INC A PRISONER' AFTER A-20mum.
TRIP.
One day last week, Detective 11...
Schram, of London, brought: • from
Point Edward . a: man hawed : C 'E: •
Goodine, who is wanted on two charges.
of robbing the mails at Parkhill • Post'
Orrice. The information declares that
on the 23rd and 27th of June lastthe
prisoner appropriated two letters con
taining $5 and. I . respectively. The
prisoner was remanded by,Square Han
nah to the 26th Detective • Schram
deserves credit for 'this 'arrest, Which
was not accomplished without a good
deal of. trouble. He left for Parkhill'
in the morning with . a warrant for
Goodine, but on reaehirlg.tliat place he
learned that his man' had become sus.
picious,'.and left town. Nobody knew
what direction lie had taken, but the
officer resolved to try, Goderieb. Not
meeting with any success there, lie
started -back for • Parkhill, but..near
Stratford heard some'train men talking;
about the person, wanted,•and . learned
frets' thethat that he' had .been seely in
Point Edward. A freight train was
coning along just talent the detective
,jumped aboard, and, found. at "Pdirlt
Edward a opal" of Goedine's was e11-
•ablitlg himto escape. The capture was
finally accomplished • by the detective
pretending to give up the seaaeh. Ire
bid'himsel'f in the station building andpresently saw the friend make ' some
signs and shortly, afterwards the two
"walked off towards the ferry. Goodine
had just got one foot .on the boat when
SO( Tii:
..• • Express: ; Mall. • . Express.
Wingham 700 a no.....255 p.'m.,.,620 j)
:3 ,
m
Belmar°, r 114 " 13 " .0 38
Myth..7 35 't .3 28 !' .(3 55
•Le0desborongh 744 " :,330 4 ..,:704 " •
Clinton •38 02• " . 54 ' ...."r 24 " •
llrlidellold: 320- " ...4 07 "' 7 43 "
Iiippetr . ., • ' 8'80 •'! ..4.15 " .'.7 50 "
Ilehsall.. .. 830:" .. '4 j0' " ..'.800 "
Exeter' ..
85`2'" .,432''" ..825.'"
Centralia,.' ., 002. " ...442 " .,842
4 landoboye • 0.10 " .: 4 54 ... 0 02' •i :
Brecon + ., 027 " . 504 018
lldcrton' 0.38 ....513_, ' ..935 "
Ettrielt ., 047'-'7
IIydo Park . 0 56 " :..5 26 " 10 00 ."
London '...1005 ...,5 25 a7 ., 1010 '"
Si,00- F.0RFE1�"_.
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AN GH CURE
without tee use of the Knife.
The, only Perm anent Cure in the World..
For particula'a enclose. two 3 cunt stamps to Sire:-
Sauru, Coaticoolc, P. Q,, Canada. ,
• i1S''&Iighest references.
CIJIIE11•S SWIFT. AND .C1IETAIIN.
Any paper can publish the above for $5.a yens, with
this note and paper regularly.
Ears. for the Million'!:
Foo Choo's Balsam .of Shark's
• Oil,
•
•
Positively Restores the IIearingi and is
the Only 1Ib8ohtte Cure for Den :14ess
. IC7aov.rn.
This Oil 1s extracted from a peculiar species of small
Wynn; Snnae,. caught in .tlhe Yellow sea, 01110w11 as
Cdreharodoit L3o)ididetii. Every Clhinese 'fisherman
knows it. Its viatica as 1. restorative of hearing were.
diseovcred by a Buddhist Priest about the year it 1410.
Itscures Were s0..imineroua and HAxy h0 hha1t1S01h"
3111u,3C0L0t s, that tete remedy 40138 officially* moutainted
over the entire Empire, • Its use basaltic so universal
that for oven 300 Times- Ales- SO' I AVNI1ss 11.19 • 581ST FID
.18)010 0110 0(115201410001,11. Soot, cha1'gus prcpaid,.to
any address at $1 par battle. •
. Only Imported by
Smith,
John •
TAILOR
:�.
EDC�LANi'
.An)
*General outfitter,
Carson's 31oe1.
• HAYLOCK ($c CO.
801.11 A0119T4 0041. A1114nlCA. .1 7 bey 50., NOV170114
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Its virtues are unquestiopalileand its (•In3tiun rho`.
ado. absolute, as Ms -writer e013 porsiiiacttlg testify,
bufh;frene 0113 arienee. a),4 obsc) t'atioc. •
.Among the many readers or the noview In 000 part
and another of the country,it is probable that nunj,
hers are aftleted with deafness, and to such it may he
said : "Write at once to Ilitylock A. Co., 7 1)ci Stroct,
Neve S'or1•, ri.oloshlg $1, and you will receive by re.
tint a remedy that will otinbic. yon to heir like any-
body else, and whose curative effects will be perms•
Hent. You will never regret doingso."-1S3ftor of
Nets Turk Morten file Amino, Sept...25 1880.1.
Clinton Illarblo' Works
HURON STREET) CLINTON
.W y.: c.o o PER; JY,
Manufacturer of and(lei(lor In ill 1 indsof
Marble &: 'Granite for Cemetery
Work, at'Hgtijes that defy. competition:
Alto snamt.thctiii'er of?the •Celelirattal
AR'11rrc1A1, .$PONE ter • I3nilclitig pile-
'poses )OI(i Cemetery. Work, which hist
.be seen to be a])prl'.Ciflted.--AIl work
warranted to give sat151'itetioll, •
CLINTON
irr I alt e Works
H. OANTELON,.
MANUFATURPsii
PROPRIETOR,
or
BUGGIES, CUTTERS, WAGQNS, SLEIGHS, &C.
"ITAIB R AND SHIi1'.GLES taken in exchange. Cive inc a call and I will -give
yau•pri,,cs that cannot be beaten in the County. Repairing and ]iorsesltoeing done
with despatch.s
Ii. CANTELON.
Harness, Tight,
AND-
Harness leavy,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Beaver Block, Clinton
( 'FINEST FINISH'! r LATEST STYLES
FUR IITURE'I! .'FURNITUREar.
Olinton• Furniture -Ware-Rooms •No. 77 Brick 'Block. .
Ossing.to the inerce'e of bis iness cluing thepast year,
BI0AD '0'0T' $z 1B0X
11at a trkenrout, a new leniq.of No 77,. and`wi11 continue to dq bnsiness 108 formerly, ,
' 55 0 have oil hand, at the present time as llie n. tock'of Farniture as was eyes on exhibition in this Town,
which 410 will soil at a very MALI, 41)5 5N('1 0'J (l(IS'P As we Manufacture all our own Goode, We are pre_
:pared to give our Customers BETTER (.GODS for LESSIONEY thee eon he obtained' olsc(vitere. •
•
ALL. GOODS WARRANTED
P. OBB, Manager ' A. RL NE"T'T', Salesman
-"ki7°'i1ra£`ii)isa the Acee- o. i7'13iwk ltlodi 4r3i"`
Can always be had at the L0 W EST
RATES, S, at
NEWTON & ;:DENNIS'.
,.also a Large Stock of
■
i
which -will be sold CHEAP.
We ' are giving Special $argains '. in.
Trunks. and "V`alises. Our stock 1s very
much enlarged'. this', Spring; in all the
abclve idles. All we ft,ik is for the pub-
lic to.eall and inspect our stock and he
' Soilvillced that we are selling cheaper
than ever before known. • We ]lave al -
Ways made Light .Harness a specialty;
:and warrant all Collars;.•
NEWTON & DENNIS.
BLYTH SAW MILL
CAKES !
Cakes !. * • C' .B s.: !-
ri
The.undersigned begsto inform the inlhahitantl of Clinton and su)rounilin crnlntl'v
that ale has engaged' the si rl'it;(s u:f . ol3e, tat' the be:;t bakers of
the. Domini 'n, and will -
kei p constantly on hrin(1' the lllirest: unl bl F51189o1'tnielat of cakes in towIl"and every-
thing•ueually kept. in a fil'st eht'ss City bakery, and 110p08 by: atIiet tittentioil.to ba8iness
to Merit a.fair-shareof 1)atronage.• • _
O J WIIiTE. -.. AND ' . B OWN , BRJAD
Ts'rif a nu lel'ior. (.tlality. Give it a trial and he coiivineed. Delivered daily to. all pints
of the town. 1;m1,l,.Biscuit , Candies &c.,.always on h{aid. Wedding Cakes a: aspeci-
silty-'••ieed and ornamented in the .latest style (nid•tlesigll. G.iv . lane a Call,.
1:fi0�iV�( v'A�T N N & DODDS
Are now prepared to do all kinds of work ` in their
lino. !laving put ina grain crusher w'e are able
to do chopping at any, tinluand on t .SD nest notice
1311.th 'Dee. 17 '1860. 42•tt,.,
Clinton, April' 28, 1881:
T.L. .L. ._.. & I R I• O I..V .I •.`1..',_1..6! I
and welt assorted:' We piny in the best market;
.Our sfo' 1. ls' always kept FRESH.
lcr:UASii, tui't w,tursnt to give. satist'8tctien. , P1101) JCI'; TAKEN IN L\.011A1\ (x]o
S PALL.ISER Vic: 00y OS BRICK: BLOCK; CLINTON..
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'To the Electors .of :the County of. Huron.
TWITOHELL'S AI NESS `I I'OT.
isthe hest and chniapoet place in the county to buy your
HT A''D HEAVY HARNESS,
Whips,. ns,. Trunks,. Valises,. &e. , y •
GREAT BARGAINS. , 7:N BOOTS AND SHOES.:
we invite your inspection mill very cordally solicit your p 1tr0nago'
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JAMES • 'MITCHELL, Victoria Block, Clinton, Ontario,'.
W
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T$ANDDRUGGISTS; ,
liONTRE✓1L TEI EGI Jl1'H OKE1C4
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON,'. ONT.,
brAtMlIS IN* •
Pure' Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Genuine Patent Medioines,
Horse and Cattle Medicines, and all Articles Generally sold by. Druggists.
PPESGEIPTTONS.AND FAMILY IdE(PES.CAIREFtILiYFLEIA CEV.
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Agents for Voris' Glove • Cleaner.