Huron Record, 1881-08-19, Page 3IIEIILON NOTES.. I'
—Mr. R. Broadfeot, of Morris,
has sold his farm to Mr. Alex Nichol,
of Morin', for 85,50Q.
—The West Ri•di ng of RurowfalL show
will be held in Goderl► oiu Wines-
day and Thursday,lrept. 14th ,and 15t1i.
—Rev. Mr. Logic• has rented his.farn
near Reuse,ll, to Mr: Wm, Bawdene of.
Exeter, for five years for which he re,
veives $30t!* per annum.
—At the recent meeting of the Grantdl
Encampment L O. Or. F., of Canada,
Mr. Neil Caunpbell, of €rodericli,, was ap-•
pointed Grand Sentinel).
—Arrangements are being niadb' to
hold a band tournament in Goffericl► oto
or about the 25th inst. when a big cl2Dyl
may be exliested. There will be three,
prizes offered : 00, $30)and $201
—At the last monthly ineeting•.of
the Directors of the Mehillop nfiututa+
Insurance Company the extraordivaryi
large numdaer of 13 applications• for
n►embership• were examined ana passed,
This is the• largest number ever passed
at one, meeting. .
—Whilst engaged in digging a drain
in an old beaver meadow ashort time ago
Mr. Jlas. Wittx,e, • of the 14th concess-
Sion, T'uckersititlt tuned. up a pair of
enormous antlers, • which, for 'size, 'are
seldom met withrand although consider-
ably decayed and broken they are
stills a fine speeimen of what onee
inllabitealthe unbroken forest,-
The-Wingliau►.Advance says Mrs.
tiniest Ifiv. Kent died on Tueselay morn-
iug lblst,, after a. lingering illness caused
lav cancer tumors. She was the daught-
er the late Major John Jackson, of Lond-
on district, and was much. She leaves .
a husband and oue child, who have.the
sympathies of the entire community, -
The body was interred in the Winghana
cemetery on Wednesday afternoon, be-
ing, hollowed to the grave by a large
cumber of friends.
—The Expositor says.—A. case of
some interest to employers as well as
employees was' tried before Mr. John
Beattie in this town a• few'days ago.'
Mr. Peter Moore, a farmer in Tucker -
smith, engaged Mr...Wm. Graham to
work for him on tnonth during harvest:
Nr. Graham cause on at the :ap-
pointed time,. but as • -1VIr. ..Moore's
harvest was not quite ready. and as Gra-
• • ham would not do chores and such like
work, it' -.was mutually agreed between.
them that he. should lay 'diver that he
--•---_ shemi-the-elaeasliere-tooverl 04e_tiv:-days,-
until Moore notified him. When --Mr.
Moore was ready to commenoe Harvests
he•.notified Graham and aslfed ]ilii tox
conic on to work as he had ag:eed Gra-
hauri refused to do, •So,- alleging thathe.
had .got work elsewhere.,. and the.agree-•
menta between him 'andi Moore being;
a verbal . one as not binding.. • The
magistrate, however, .ruled: otherwise;
and •ordered Mr.. Graliata to fulfil 'his
engagement or becopnnitted to•gaol for.
thirty days. We understand' he has
adopted the wiser plan and iht s returned
to Mr. Moore to complete his engage-
ni►ent. If men would bear in. tnina that
they caunot desert their emmploymeiitat
pleasure, they would often save thelia -
selves a deal of trouble and expense..
Don't forge.. a supply of AM 1r.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
it is a super* remedy for sten-sick-
nese,, and .at positive me far all! bowel
complaints; induced` by bad Water,
change of dibt, or of climate, Wil+etller
home or broad„ it should be kept
at hand in moot' emergency.
rifle
summer seasoninow reaullrs its
ejimaax, and iii+ prolific' in develi,ping
bowel eomplait►tie, Over-indlalgenee
fruit, i'nnloderate drinking of iced
waters anti summer beverages, in a few
]tours produce fatal ravages among the
ehdidren and adults. Mr, Fowler's Ex-
tract, of Wild Strawberry isthe most
reliable remedy for all forms of'summer
complaints:. Olafe, pleasant and prompt
in its effects.. All dealers keep it.
Buckl'en's Arnica Salve..
The BEST SALVE in the world for
€Judas., Bruises,. Sores, T,Tlcers, Salt
a'w7►eum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped.
Rands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
ruptions,.and positively cures Piles.
It is guaranteed to -give perfect 'satis-
faction or money refunded. Price 25
Y_ box, For sale by J'. H, Combe.
.FARC FOR SALE,
rrigE Northwest part of Lot No. 19, con 13, Town•
ship of Mullett, containing 60 acres, 30 acres
cleared and In a good state of cultivation. The
place is well fenced. The soil is first.dass. It is two'
mules from, the village cf Myth and will be said cheap.
this is a rare chance to purchase a ffrst•efass 50 acro
farm. For full particulars apply to •
0, HAMILTON,
Blyth July , 27, 1881.
Auctioneer,111rth.
FARM FOR SALE,
COMPOSE1) of W. r of lot No. 36, con. 4, township
of East Wow:utosh, containing 100 acres; 50 acres
cleared and clear of stumps; in a fair. state of unitive.
Mon. The bush Is good hardwood, There is a steam
saw mill on the next lot. There is on the places good
bearing orchard, and three never failing springs, a
log dwelling(, and a frame stable. will.be sold cheap
op roasonable terms of payment; For full particulars
enquire on thb premises or to
C. HAMILTON,
Auctionoor, Blyth. •
Blyth; Jtil 7,,18$]...•
Boot and Shoe
STORE.
—.oma
GEO, HAR LAND
I1t+b opened'a • boot and shoe store two doors north
off$wartz's.Hotel, where he has on hand an assort.
went of boats and shoes which lie will sell cheap for
melt, Ho is also prepared to do all kinds of custom
work out of the. best material: • Five per cont. dig.
count mado on all purchases of kip boots during the
months of June and July.
FARM FOR SALE,
CaaOMPQSED.of N, 1 of S. 1 Lot No. 07, concossion g'
East Wwnoshluxes , 50 acres, 38 es cleared and in
a geed state of cultivation, good rail fences, good.
bearing orchard with cheice 'variety,or fruit, .a log
(livening, two leg stables and small Dame barn, gond
well and pump convenient to houso, a living` stream,
runs across the back of 'the }}dace; the soil,. is black
mold •with clay botfon►,-lt is three nines trona l 1yth,
and convenient to school. This' is a first-class 'place
and will be sold cheap. . Apply to,,
C. HAMILTON, Myth,
' Myth:, 'June 16,'1801.
S.HO R T_ HA N D
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to the new monthly magazinei -
THE-AMER1i1AN_ %Dl 'RANO WAITER
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The only periodical in the world from which, short•
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American Agency for pitman's Shortland ]backhand
Rltporters,Supply Otpo. Circulars sent freeoanppli-
eatten. . ' 1tOWELL, & llICItCON, Vinulan,'r), N. J.
GOhlen.• Gl"cams.+
Three things to contend for -honor,'
country anaiifriends.
Three things to love---•couragen-
. tleness and affection. ,
Three things td cherish.=virtue,
goodness and wisdom.
Three things to hate—cruelty, •ar '
rogauee-and ingratitude.
Three things to delight, in—beauty,
frankness and freedom. : Three things to teach—truth, indus-
try and contentment. '
Three things to govern—temper,
tongue and conduct.
Three things to admire—intellect,
dignity and gracefulness.
Three things to like—cordiality good-
•
ness and cheerfulness.,
Three thing's to avoid—idleness, loq>
uacity and flippant Jesting.
Three things to wish fors --health,
friends aid a contented spirit. .
Three things to cult[vate-good
books, good friends and good humor.
'Khat a distinguished Pianist
says.
•FOR SALE.
The undersigned has oat hand a quantity
of
First Class SHINGLES
which lie will sell very reasonable far
cash.
, E. GRAI—IAM,
Contractor. and Builder,.
FRANK METCALF,
Y T kli
Dealer ' IOU Books. Stationery,
Clocks, Watches, Jeweller3,
Fancy Goods, Nall' ('aper,
Children's • Carrriages,
a�.e.,,a1i e•
Special -Inducements for the
Next 30 days, .
previous to stock taking.
A full line of the celebrated
WA./ THAM WATCHES
itt close prices Mir cash:
•
Thos; Stevenson
' REPAIRING -
oh.Clooks,watches, Jewellery, and Sewing Machines
a specialty..
UNDERTAKER,
AND DRAUIR fN
FURNITURE.
C111011 I le.
A Special Discount Salo
FOR 30. DAYS.
NEW 'FURNITURE ARRIVING,
and more expected—also, a Boo lot of new
Collins,. Shrouds*, .t: Undertaking
Goods. :.
Come and see, in
RACEY'S OLD. STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd and, Cooper,
Albert Street, Clinton.
'CALL ;A.NU. GET PRICES:
' . ILIi ETOALF , .
Blyth.
•
CLINTON
ump,
Fa oTtorg
Tundorsign,ubegs' to announce to the 'inhard-
tants of Clinton and enrrounding Township's that
be: hasRE.FIL1'ED the above establishment, and 15
now prepared to mipwfacture all kinds of
Well and Cistern Pumps,
CISTERNS and •T :18S, on the shorteat'possibl
notice having on band a very heap y stock, we are
confident of gnus, (good satisfaction. In every .case.
ClIAIsORS MODERATE:" Orden+"by. mall promptly
attended' to. re Your Pah onage aolioitcd.
-JOHN ROSS.
BEA UTI FUL • CHROMOS.
A LARGE • STOCK WHICII-t ASI
.SEL"im.1NG:OFF" 0HI5AP
at from .20 cts. to 25' cts. and 40 as • per
pair, for frame, glass and picture.
"CONTE ' AND' . SEE THENt,
AT A. WALE'S,,
2'1e0 ddora south cif Beesley's .lfiilineTra •tetoria
Street; Clenton, Out. .
From Miss Bella Foster, a distin-
guished pianist of St. Louis ; ,
1�11ENnELssofN PIANO Co.,' NEW YORE
`m"Gentleu►en--I wish • to express to
'you uy congratulations upon the sue
Bess of your New Scale Upright Piano.
have never before played ' upon so
line . an Upright Piano: It •seen►s as
though everything could'be played upon.
it that an artist could , wish, from the
softest shadow of a thought• to the
grandest fortissimo. The tone and
touch are perfect. 1 sin particularly
surprised at the really excellent bass
and treble you have obtained in this
:.toauteeals.. Respectf dal ly yours,
I3Ll.1u1 1i O$TTs`It..
Boot and Slice Illaking,
.MR. H. BEACOM
Wi t],cs; to inforin the in'habitlintf of Clio:
ton and viciuity that he is prepared to clo
. all: kinds of: ,
I.
CLINTON
Li. ,
WARIROOIVM.
HALLOO l
Where Are You: Going ?
TEIR,.
P.Ro.1'BTTTOR, • ..
Agent ,fur J. , ELLIOTT & SON'S .cele-
betted "\LcCorn►uck's Sial' -Bider," "Mead-
ow -Lark'
Mesal -ow Ltu•k- Mower and Reaper," "Triumph
Reaper"' and "Warrior •Mower.;!: F. J.
C13.+`IG'S "Str;•ithroy • Hauvester"
"Hummingbird Mower," " New Canadian
TTilreslier," ' with; engine. All kinds . of
'1'r OUGHS aud'.otl►er Implements
REP AI R S. Constantly on Hand. ..
ltenieinbpr tile place,
NEXT. 000R- SOUTH O6 FAIRZMILL.
Shoe Making c RepairinTs
On the shortest possible nQtiee
$est Freneh••Kip or CalfSkin Boots,
Made to Oi'doti $4 to $4.50...
OW Call maul get other prices, ,
place of Rnsitness— MounteaSt1c'l
Old Sta ul.
Clintoti,Apri1..2Dt1t,
C1intcos',.11fay 13.'81. 3M.•
MHOS.TRWINg
I ani going to •
D:.CareltcFo•f's
GROCERY" AND
st
ProvisiStare
Opposite Fair's Mill.
,It pays mete to get play Groceries there the
goods a4'e so cheap, and the quality
is Al 147o. 11. 'No old Goods ;
all new and fresh 1,
CLINTON
uulle�llills
Are running, full blast, and are prepared,
as usual, to do
ALL ANDS OF WORK
in the Woollen Line.
•
CARD/NG, SPINNING,, iv''AVINU,-
t\ntl manufacturing of all kinds dol►u
• on short notice,
TWEEDS,,FLANNELS, YARNS; '
BLANKETS, c&c,' kept constantly .oat`
hand, either to exchange for i to1 or sed
for Cash;
Prices Lower -than Ever..
E. 'CO BET '
Clinton, May 19, 1881.
Bis •Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
Prunes, Raisins, • Currants, Bo'tfeless'
Codfish, Gold •Flake and Paine. Cut'
Cliewin;Tobaccos, cannot be excelled:
Some neve designs in Crockery . •and'
Glftiswarer'.Wooden Ware, andi in fact
everythiitgyou want.,
,Farm'Prodiace,takenr in exchange
D. C A N TELO
Desires to inform his patrona'hnditrfonds that he in .
REMOVED
•-•
Tailoring Establishmnt
1. Household _ i
TIIOS.COOPER'S-
GROCERY
Has become' a' Itbliselroltl Word as tliu'•
< BEST tt tel CHEAREST place fel
Groceries, •
Flour,
Feed,. •
Crockerfjef
Glassware, •
cpc,,' (C.
J M J�ARiS� .
id►pints, quarts, and half•thallous.
A3 SPECIALTY • IN, 60 •
eat:
Ciasli paid for Eggs;: , Farm Pro
aloes"taken in .exchange., • _
•
111OS: GOOPOI, •-
-Corner Albert : and .: Ratten-bury; Sts,,
7.-eLiNTON :ONT,••••. �...
•
-- to the roents
Over - Lawrence & Graet'yts
Furniture Store,
B T , : T II':
GREA' -'
learing •Sale
F.. ,.
,(plass Betts from
400, 8401:00.
Celery Glasses.
Fruit Bowie, with
Corers.
French, .FJuretia,
• Berlin, compact
Butter Disl+cps and
Jndiuideyall3at-
- ters.
Cabinet4Vapies.
Goblets,
2'umblers,
—(1T—
nail very
O
Where lie will bo pleased to pro8Sptlyattend tdvnnt;
Dtdoni.LO may.t'c. favored•witba..
to clear out the
Stock.
LAMPS
complete,' large
sizel85o. each.
A Full Assort-
lnent of Groceries,
Fruit*, he
Coarse Jtilinine
u lb. Tine lraeh:•
erel, splendid.
0 0 0
DLYTH ..
Salt . ,corks
These Works mg now in full opera-
tion, and the undersigned are enabled
to offer any grade of •
Sart of Finest Quality for sale
.',Ube necessity. of Salt for °
AGRIC .TURAL PURPOS.FS
Is now so fully establislied'thab' every
farmr.rwill neglect his owls• interest
who fails to use about live tonsotlltilu
ally.
This Trade will receive our 'best
attention.`' • - ' ,
Cordwood, , stn•' Stave Bolts Mid
Basswood, deliivered at'the. Works, for
which Cash will belipaitLl•
ar�dw�re.
Ease.Trou i` Conduetor:Pipe.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES,:.
.Gray ,.Yong & Snarl ' ng.,
0
MACHLN, QIL,:
arvest: Mitts ;y
BRASS KETTIJES;l+'
ens'
Enanrelled
Iest,vaiue ever offered:
W IIITE LEAD).
*warranted genuine and
LOW. PRICES,.:
1�
N r le Parers;y
Parer, Corer and Slicer. combined, ,
CANNOT 'GET OUT OF ORDER, .
Every Machint3',Warr'all.ted.•-
htedurce.ct Tinware' Prices
Shelf Hardware
—AND—
31T11]Illij1 IJ ?.IBS
a specialt'
S. DAVIS
a
Ph eui•Ic..RIoe>>t ' il`li>tifionn el nine- oa
t