HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-08-05, Page 3JIVRON NOTES.
-.S1'aforth'.s c,ivie holiday is. to 1)0 on
the 10th .of August.
—Mr, Mr. A. Brown, of ' intlirop, got
a finger and thumb cut off in Mr. A.
iaovexhlock's saw Mill on Monday of last
wleek.
Mr A. McDonald, of Tl.eter,.11;t
,t ' l''k!ri`✓ sect the livery stable in that
iplaee, formerly belonging to Mr. P.
)teF;xi.11ips,
—A large number of persons baye
left Hcusall and vicinity lately for the
Province of maultuba and the North-
'l1'st territory.
—Mr. J. \V. Jolulston, of the 15th
coir., (=rely ]las in his orchard a pear
tree which last year blossomed twice:,
and this year et has blossomed three
timers, it king now its its third bloom.
—Captain Joseph Alailough, of Dan -
galloon, met with a very painful aeeid-
eut at the raising of Mr William Stot13-
ere' new barn Mst week; His hand
got caught between two beams inflicting
a very severe wound.
—Mr. Wm. J. Carter, of Mor'ri�,
cut With -a cradle, five acres of fall
wheat ono day last week, Of .course
Mr. barter does not make a " blow" of
this, but appeals as though it'ivore only
a common day's work for any mean, •
—The Fall Show of the Smith. Huron
Agricultural ` Society, will, be ]geld •at
Exeter, oil the 3rd and 4tlx clays. of
October net. The Veru handsome sum
Of $1,250 is • offered AS prizes, and We
may. expect from all appearances, that
this' year's show 'will be a grand success.
—Mr, Thos. Coventry', of Seaforth,
has purchased a ] ease and lot in SVin-
uipeg, opposite the Grand Central Ii.o-•_
tel for the suns of $2,500. The _place
is occupied' and brings hint 25 per cent.
of the investment just now. He lias
also poiehased a. large tract of farming
lands near the city. •
—Mrs. R.oOL Coleman; of Tucker -
smith, has met with an aceident which
has injured her pretty severely. It.
seems • as she was engaged milking, a
young colt carne cantering amongst the
cattle, causing , thein to run over N.
C. in their .fright.• She has received.
some pretty severe wounds, but will
no doubt recover' all rigit•in time...
—We regret to learn of the, death of
Mrs. Flannah. Clufl; '.which took place
at her late'residencc: on the 2nct Con
cession of '111.e.Killop,. on Monday last.
Slie was 65 years of ..'sge . Airs -G•1-tifi',
will!` lter husband; -'ware`- aiir6xirtlii'
first settlers of . the :township. •11er
husband died several years' ago.. 'She
has been suffering, from LI. health for
several years, butt had only been confined
to the house for a fele weks. She wa5a
.good living woman and was:hi]y es-
teemed for her many... goodqualities of
head and Heart by'aall.who knew her. •.
There died •in•Godoriel} On; tile 23rd
ult., perhaps the oldest resident:in:flus
section. of Canada;; in. the person Of 'Mit
Splen, at the •a;e of 107 years. ..She.
was a native of Ireland, and had a'viv-.
id recollection of the troublous diners
incident to the•lrish rebellion of 1.798.
Seine twenty five years ago her husbarid
died, and since that time she.had• lived
tipon that share of the propertyrwhich.
fell to tier portion,' About six years`
.since she inv cest'ed 000 •i t Dominion
securities; and';tnianagbd.,to live on. the
income and part`of the, principal• of. the
investment. pyo . economical was • the
old lady, that.at her death it was foutid•
that t.hers remained hivestt:diri :Dont-
inion stocks • the.. stint of $200. Mrs.
.hpla;n was a wonderfully. vigorous woui-
an for her years, She'was a member
of the Episcopalian- church, mill the
regularity with which site: attended•.the.
services, in i'aa.in or sultshfne, was. ,a
standing ,reproach 'to many youthful
• members.' Deceased it ayes five claught-
ors, viz., 'Mrs. A.lthancler and '111rs.
liudie, Goderieh.townslhip; Mrs. 'Black-
burn, ;;tnith'ls 1+'alls; Mrs. McIntosh,
Lucknow; and Mrs Robertson,. who re-
sides in one of the'States. ,She was the
Maternal predecessor of several grand-
children, and also of several grerat.
grand -children, . and great -great-grand-
children. She was borne to her final
resting place on Monday. of last week.
very poorest kind of economy to slake
use of cads which are risky or uncer-
tain, as ten to one you will lose both
labor and fruit, 17se no rubbers whdch
have become bard or otherwise Wiper.
feet from long use, Have good fruit
good sugar, where you sweeten at :all ;
heat enough' to eject the air, and fill,
full but not, full enough to slop over.,
If any juice has been spilled or dropped.
on the top of the can; wipe ib off careful-
ly with a damp cloth. If after filling
the fruit seems to contain. at bubbles,
press a silver fork into the jar, and
';ring as many as possible to the sur-
face Wipe the rubbers out of hot
water, put on the cover and screw down.
Winer your can has set half an hour
or thereabouts, screw down the top
again and so continue the ti'glxtening
processttill cold, or till it can be made
to move no farther ; then set away, in a
cool, dry place, and do not molest till
wanted for the table,—Ex.
Tay B5iunocli &owI) Brruus, the
great system renovator, blood and- liver
syrup, acts.. on the bowels, liver and
kidney's, and is a superb tonic.
Da. FowI,Elt'S - EXTRACT Of WILD
STRAWBERRY cures canker of the AO-.
mach and bowels, dysentery, cholera.
morbus, and all summer complaints.
I( uelclea's Arnica• ;tive.
The Dim SA:Lyn la the world. for
Cuts, , Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
lianas, Chilblains, Corns; and all 'Skin.
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles'.
It is guaranteed to give perfect- satis-
faction or looney refunded. Price 25
per box. For sale by I. H. Combo,
•
FARM FOR SALE.
�1IIls3 . orth-we t.part of Lot No. '10, eon I3, Town.
,1, ship of franca, containing 330 acres, 30 acres
cleared abd•.111 as );cod state of aatltivatlon, The
place is well fenced. The torris tlrstclass. It is two
utiles fponrthe village of Blyth pond wit' be '8041 cheap..
this in a rare chance to purchase- a first-class 330 acme
farm. Ifof NU partial/lns apply to •
•
Auctioneer, Birth..
I3lyth, July 2r", 1881,. •
FARM.: ..: FOR _SALE,.
Qplpt7'SET) of til ' of Int \o. 30, ,on 4; township
of Last R'ttwlfosh, containing 100 acres; 51) acres
cleared and clear of stem ps; in a fair state of cultiva.-
• Oen. Tire bush is good hardwood, There is a steam
saw )hill on the nest lot. there is on the phloem good
bearing orchard, and thre: never failing springs, a
hig dwelling and a•framestable. Will be -sold cheap
oh reasonable terms iif'payment:, For fun .particulars
,'enquire on tho premises or to
0. SIAMUi,TO\
' 24.uetioneari VAIL
s11 Stili r 7ssa r - ••- -....-
The Canning of lig i uit�
To the old and experienced house-
keeper who has put up fifty, sixty, or•
a hundred cans a year -for malty years;
and has learned to do it with 'little.
work and less worry, anything said on
this seems a foolish waste of words;
but to the novice, to 'whotn• it seculs.a
tliflicult undertaking,:uncertain of sue-
cess, a few sued :Woos may not come
amiss, .
In the first place before yeti heat
your rooms with the fire for -canning,
have the fruit look'cd over. and every -
!ling' in
very!ling'in readl,1100.s; the ,;cans (lean ;•
covers, rubbers and table at hand, that
you may avoid all hurry and•confusion
rat the time of, filling and sealing:. Ilse
only such cans as are reliable, with
envers that aro not worn out, or bent
or. turners. Op. at the edges,.. 'Nis Hifi
FARM !0R SALE,
•
Olt[P051 n of N.
(LSLot \e 3 r oneesSion 3,
C(y• hast waWa.a0sI, 00 acre, SS ar44.s cleared and 18
a good state of cultivation, fiend; lou) fouces,' good
hearing: orchard s h c•hpiac varier,‘ of fruit, ti let
dNIOlipi;, two log stables and Naulall frame barn, ,,50041
lith and• .plg y.,nvenient to 3101108, 4e lis irl„ Stream
runs :8Trfslio.lmek of the plaee, the still is +lark;
niald aith,clur bottom, it is three milts froth Blyth)
and elMrdnier 3) to set 51. This- Is a 11rst•eluss place
hail will he sold cheap, Apply kis
4, 11AJ11I,TQ«`1x.131yth;
Illytil, Juno 10 1851 •
CLINTONr
utrrp Factory
Boot and Siwe
TIIk1.unfirsignefl frogs to annoimee to.the in ham... tants of c'httton ;and snrronmlin Townships that
Re has lt1 I.3'I'tl I.4 the above esthblish3talut, aa1'is
now preparod•to mina(u:ture• all kinds of
Well and Cistern Puins.
. C1S'r1.1tNSl' and TANKS, 0n the shortest, possihl
notice. haring; on blain a I. heavy stock, we are
confident of giving 330041.'satisfaction . inlivery. erase:
;.1.11.UAii(1'S .110A1 a rhl. Orders by 1plal, promptly
attended to., Aar your pltlona344 sulreited. '
JOHN ROSS.
BEAUTIFUL. OHROMOS,
;.l I.A11fm^s'OCrt WJIiC1I I AIL
•S'EL.LIG" OFF C@-AE.AP
.ntirom 2O cts.-'to 25 eta., and '4(3 rts, per
' .• pair, for frame; glass ruin picture.
COME 'AND..`SEE . TILE M,
.AT A.e�L.IE'.,.'
Tw'o (1,:kars. eeutktofneeslry',; lJitene t', Stome,•l'ictotia
aireet, Clinton, OAt.
Boot arid' 8110R' Inking,
STORE,
E,
pro. TIARLAND
Ilas Opened a hoot and shoe store two doors north
of Swart s Hotel, where ile has on band air assort-
ment of hoots and shoes whirl! be will sell cite.tp for
cash. Ile Is also prepared to do all kinds of custom
aeric out of the beat material. Five per cent. !IN -
count made on all. purchases of Trip boots during the
months of Jima and Jany.
MR, BEACOM
1�'iriteatci
inform the i lmbitantil of Clin-
ton tlll_d'vicinity that he is prepared: to do
.all kind, of .. :
Shoe h al ing cg Repairing
On tial yhcrtest pdiisilile notice.
Best l~reneh: Kip or Calf .Skin Boots•.
•
Mace. to. Omiyt, c84e to .$4.50.
o ('all (1ud ,yet other ),rice,.
Place of Itusiniess—Mouniteastic's
Ot. L$tand.,
Clinton, April 29th, 138L
FOR A BL
The undersigned has 011 hand a (quantity
of.
First 4 Glass
Which. lie will sell very reasonable for
cash,
W. E, GRt1LA V1
• Contractor 4115(1 Builder. •
CLINTON
PLE ft ENT
W.Alig'E=ROO S.
J. B WEI
PROM J.. 'or,
•
Agent for J. ELLIOTT & SON'S ,cele-
brated "McCorm ack's Self -Binder "AMead-
oi3 L 1l k. `llfowel. amici Reaper,", "'Triumph
Reaper" and " Warrior ..'Rawer ; F. J.
CRALG'S.:"Stratlaroy IIux'vester" 811(1
" IItunnlingbird Mower," " New Canadian
Thresher; with • engin2. ,.All kinds of
PLOUGHS and other Iuhplelncnts,•
•
'Co stantlly on
1lelhhe 1b(1' •the place,
NEXT DOOR SOUTH. OF FAiR'S MILL.
Clillton, •11fliy:13 'S]:, 3111::
THOS. TRE
N
Ae •fres to inform his patrens;nnd friends that 110 'In
` a 1oi'i i . t ish nt
Over . Lawrence ' c GracPy's
,I{uruittlre !tore,
lwhoro he as til llo pleased to promptly attend t0: nit,:
orders 1 c 8811 be favored with.
CLANTON
oolIeL' M1.11s
A1'owrilnning full blast, and 4r'e:lprep1red,
as usual, to d0
ALL KINDS OF . WORK
in the Woollen Line:'
t1-'LVY}INti, SJ'INNING, WIVAVING,
and manufacturing oral' 1(11310 done
• on Short notice,
T=y".'1'I,VEE1)S,F LAS"NELLu, *.
11'11ANI(ETS, e&a.,: Milt 'co3xlc anile on
hams, either to exchange for 1Vonl'or set
for Cash, at • . -
Thos,, Steuenson''REAR!
Grand.
uNDERTAKEIk i't,AAD 3111,31514,TT T I���,��1��' YF �r R I.TUR,i.�+
,-.I1
RCII1OYeEI Fire.
A Special Discount Salo
FOR 39 DAYS.
Brm es- Lower than Ever.,
G'lilxton, May 19,,1$81;.,.
NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING,
and more espectcd•—mise, a fine Icti of 1101V
COMM; Slnronitls, .s& 'Undertaking
. (goods.
- taotue•and see, in
RAQEY8S 01...p 'STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd and Cooper,
Albert Street, 0311iton..
Tf
IIALLOO
here Are You Going.?
1 nm going. to
C a ni te0)11's
GROCERY AND.
'rovision e tpre
Opposite Fair's MM. •
1t'1aftys me to get my rr'1'9ce2'ies there; the.
goods are so cheap, and'the quality
is .A •.2V0. 1 .' • :'1'o old Goods.,•
all Mean and fresh,
`Os—Sugars,. Teas, Coffees,
Prunes, ,Raisins, . Currants, Boneless
Codfish, .. Gold Plaice and Fine Out.
Chewing Tobaccos, . cannot be excelled.
Some new designs in. Crockery _.and
Glassware,''Wood'e:n Ware, and in fact
evorything•yotl.wall t.
Farm Prodvee taken in exchange.•
D. CANTEL0:17.
_.;GREAT', '.
e ax in Sale
Glans .
-or-
�Arr
Si.morscers
CHEAP STORE,
(Corsoln's illock,):
Great Inducements la
w
Splendid Suits from $1O.0O
Upwards.
Boots and, Shoes,
AT ROOK BOTTOM PRICES
Comeone, conte all ! and Secure
BARGAINS 2
S. MORLEY.
".
A. ous 1i ld Hord 1
T OS.OQO ER,'S •
. veooveY
Ilan laecOrtto 11 Ilouseliold Word as tilt: '
LIST and CI1EA:t'EST 1pll3ce fox
C?°deep es,
97aur,
• Feed, .
•• C'o'ocres y, • ,
• Glasstcat c,
M T Cv
in pints, quern;, and halt gailotit. 1
A SPECIALTY 7$
e® .. .
V � ' .
M, Cash paad,forEggs:- 'Vann Piro-,
duce taken in exchange.
T]llttllS. CO PERI ..
Corner. Albert'.'ancl Iiattenury Sts,,•
c LtWrON .ONT
Well's ,/`rade
J,efC. to &1.00. 1
.1;1@ler,J t is es
Pratt. J3ea'ls; with
° Qeaets
I•'rrneh, I itrcka,'
Perlin, p wpact
I>a(30» 1)3(1(40)11)1(/
• l ndi virtual Bat-
ters.'.
Cabinet :Cola.
Goblet+
l'trnlLlcrx,
rill ecpg
ARDWARE MERCHANT, . •.
Flas been appointed. Agent for the jnstlly
'celebrated
i.
FIGURE .8
to clerrrout the
. Stook.
cn.epplete, large
Size Jt.. melt.
• A kItll lsun•t
nreiteo (rtnuries,'
Name 11044 (44
:i lb. Pins stack
'Cres, sple rdr(3.
0. 0
BLY 11::la-;3,ii :
Thesc;\VorI s'are now in ftil'1 opera-
tion, ands the .u.ndersigneclare enabled
to offer any grade of
Salt of Fineg.t Quality for.SaIe'
,The •necessity o7'Salt .for
AORICULTDRAL.'.PURP.OSES
Is now so 'fully established that -every.
farmer • will neglt'ct bib own . interest
who fatls•to use about five tons aiin
a1Jy.
• J": Tilts Trade will receive Qui' •'lest
attention,
• eordwoo(t',' 7tlm Stave. Bolts zxnd
Basswood, delivered at the 'Works, ftiir
which Cash will be pard
Grays Youn Spar
can 3)1/lt :Teak tee 'itIgilly of - As mer-
its; 304 Testini011i11114 from all (parts' of the'
cenihtr'y S]101(k ler themselves; )if its surce,f.
over ell others. Also Agienit l'oi* the
Empfre
orse
Cattle Food.
This Food has bent used in England. and
found superior to all
t�°tiYi.trysy llrtnnlri4Itnre, I.
,/%'r' '.�u,TItIt1L SOLICITE1).'i& ..:.;'
Builclert;'. Supplies;. Nails, .faints;
Glass lines, 011s,
Constatltly on hand.
oya1 etmadian Clothes Wring-
• Cheaper than evei'ofl''ered before.
� U GUNS Zulu CONS4
Lawn flowers. Lawn Mowers.
(S. D.l,Tlllb.'Phtenix llllirrbok. Clixttox? +