HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-10-21, Page 7HURON NOTES.
-Dipthetio, is prevalent in Mail -
lop just noW, several cases being re-
ported.
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-Miss Ratcliffe of St. Helens, has
been engaged as assistant teacher for
U. S.'S. No. 5, Hullett, for the entitling
year,
-.Mr. jarnesTobin, of Milburn, has
purchased a faint in therear of his own,
for the suni of $1700: The farm con-
tains 61 acres. . .
-Rev. Air. Thompson, of Brucefield,'
Las received wean from Cavan Church
Exeter, ata stipend of $800 per year,
and free manse. ' •
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likivkin.s, of Turnberry„who
has been for some time past an iuwate
of the Lunatic; Asyjtw, Loudon, has
recovered sullialeutly to he returned to
hi a hem.
-Mx, WifliaLPerkins has. sold ifS
farm on' the. Oth concession. of' U shorn°.
.tov1r. Liddicot, of Hallett, for $7,00.0.
• The farm contains 100 mires and is one
of the hest in the township, .and bas
splendid buildings, but considering the
nay laud now sells, it was. well sold,
-As Air. Thai, 8traeban, Reeve of
Grey, was working around his thresher
. fast .-week, ono ofthe pinions- of the
• • tumbling rod taught his Dant leg near
his foot.. -Mr. • Strachan braced, hits
self to prevent being wound up,:. but
the clothing give way, itlid hisleg was
considerably •bruised.
-Mr, Francia • Coleman,. of Hills
0reen, has &H bis two year old hety
draught stallion, to- Mr. James Turner,
Brucefield, for the -um _ of -'$1,800.
Mr..Coleman. importedthis horse from
-England about 4' .weeks -ago. He is a
dapple b.ay, and .as the price Indicates.
is a_ very superior animal.' • .. • •.'
Friendleea in Springfield, and came to
join her daughter and Allyn, who were
boarding in this city. With the
inother'a money a boarding house bad
been started here. Allyn would do no
work, but lived with Mrs. Harding
and her Claughter in idleness. Degpite
repeated request of the mother, he did
not produce:a certificate f the alleged
marriage, Mrs. Harding finally threat-
ened to drive him out unless be obtain. -
ed a certificate that ho .had anarried
Ler daughter. Then it was that
on, Wednesday last, he took the girl to
justice Haye's °Mee alai had the cere-
mony preformed. Mrs. 'Harding did
not notice the date of the certificate,
and her daughterivas so completely in
Allyn's power that Ae kept quiet the
fact that she had just learned, viz.,
that tlie New Britain one had been a
meek one, The newspaper publieation
of what had occurred in. Justice Hay's
oflic.e opened the mother's eyes, and
the ejectment of the couple from the
hoose followed after Allyn had con-
fessed that the other ceremony was a
• fraud,
That marvelous purifier, Burdock
-Breed Bitters will speedily change the
allow face to one of freshness, health
and beauty. It regulates the bowels,
acts promptly on the liver and Kid-
neys and strengthens the system when
broken down by Nervous or General
Debility. Askour Druggist for a
Trial Bottle, the :est is only 10 cents,
Large Bottles $1.00 - •
-Mr. John Latimer, of Seafortk,
was entertainedby a• CoMplimentary•
supper .at Carroll's .hotel, • last week,.
prior to his reineval., to 'Manitoba, at
which e. large number W,pre in attend;
once. During the evening, Mr. Lat-
imer was presented with a costly silver
tea set, ed. accompapiby a compliment-
ary address. •• • •
-Mr. John Leslie, for several years
a resident of Jamestown died on
day, the the 17th ult. Early in the spring
a' growth of ...suspicioua 'character
began to.. develdp .itself at the r,00t .cif.
the tongue and soon .extended. intothe
adiftgellt parts, when it was, observed
.to be f eancerouS• origin'. • Toronto,;
•Hamilton; andnther places were visit-:
ed, but .. medical • science.aotild brad ne
liope to the unfortnnate':victim, • who
• for several „months subsequently suf7
ferell extremely; *and tei, this •dead.ty
disease progressed • he was able to re-
ceive but a very' insufficient amOunt
Df nourishment of 'several WeolrS previ-
ous to his death. 'The subject of this
notice was a Oatiye of Sande, One.of the
'Orkney Tslatels; .:where lie, wasborn in
the year 1.821, lie had followed a
sea -faring life spending a number of
years in the whale fishery. previous to
his coming to Canada, ten years aao.
He was a trian of aaquiet, generous dis-
position, and was • much esteemed in
the community. He 'leaves a. wife and
several sons and daughters to mourn
his departure, •
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• A School Eloponent.,
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FIRST A mopK•mARRIA0g-rIvE m0a4kfi5
AFTERWARD A. .:L11GAI0,, ONE --DRIVEN
• FROM U0111E. • •
• NOW, Haven,- Oct. 26, -Justice. of
tlie.Poace Hayes, on, -Wednesday last;
Lrkarried George Clayton Allyn to. Fier-
ce E. Harding; Allyn is 34 aud the.
Bride 18. • Allyn told the jtice•that
he was a commercial traviilier from
Philalielphia, and that -the girl lielona-
ed to Boston, After the ceremony ie
said that. he .forgot•to bring -any money
'With hint, but would return the • next
(lay and pay for the trouble the Justice
had been tof • did not keep his
word, and it was subsequently learned
'that the coin lie:paid the Registry
Vital Statistic s for a•lieens6 haat it bele
imit that had been pluged up -with tin
foil. These facts were published tin a
local Sunday • newspaper, and • were
read by the girl's. mother, M.S. E. C.
Harding, keeper of a boarding house at
• 187 George street, this eity. She at
once :ordered Allyn ani bet daughter.
out --of Lek house, and the couple have
not been heard • from sine• Sunday
night.
It seems that Allyn at onee • ped-
dled a catarrh remedy through the
Hardinywalringifter;
who. had been .at a boarding sehool, re-
• tureerl'ie her Jnother's Immo in Spring-
field, Mao,s, last spring. ' :was. All
AJWIllplighod i811I18. Allyn met lier
at a muslealein Springfield, and thr, o
weeks after she eloped a/itli • him, , and
for six weeks was lost to' her mother.
She thee then Wrote that she bad been
tied.JeAllye. In New, Britai'!;
Cqt"to 1.Ah ie as.,•4 lest. In •
A il.gost Mrs, Harding gave up her po.
sltioo as Matron of the Homo for the
FOR SALE.
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Agood, ono story.and-a-half, frame, house -0
rooms -well finished, au., . with good- garden,
well and pump, and all ' modern conveounices, Lot
No. 845, on Mary street, near the Groat Western sta.
tion, occupied at present by Mr, Wm.. Davis. Tlio
promises can bo inspected at any time. Terms Easy.
• A. IL MANNING,
Vendor's Solicitor.
Clinton 8th July, 1881,
FARM FOR SALE
- • OR .TO RENT,
MONEY TO LEND.
The CANADA. LANDED CREDIT COMPANY', To.
ronto, Is prepared to lend on Mortgage on the secur-
ity of Improved Forel pOperty, at the folloWing
rates :
SIX PER PENT, PEIt ANNUL
Payable half yearly.
SIX AND A HALF PER CENT.
PER ANNUM, '
Payable yearly. For further particulars apply
C. FiArttittrTQN,
BLYTH,
BEAUTIFUL 0/IROMOS.
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A LR(} STOCK WM= 1 A31
SEC -LING OFF CHEAP
at from 20 cts, to 25 cts: and eta per
pair, for frame, glass and picture,
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COWIE.. AND • SEE TIIE111,
.AT A. HALE'S,
Two doors south greeSt(Akos130fnillitery Store, Victoria
t Ont.
6 -4eryt.
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in the new monthly magazine ; •
THE AMERICAN SIVIRTRAND WRITER'
and the Exorcises of all subscribers corrected thro'
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• American Agency for Pitman% Shorthand books and
Reporter's Simply Depo. Circulars tent free on appli.
•ItOWEl.d. UIOKUOX, Vineland, N. J,
IN TIIIE TP. OF GODERICII.
OM POSED of Lot. 30, llth con. and. Lot 30, 12th
• L IN E
io a goostate of •Althation; the remainder is good . . . .
residence, frame ,barn, stables and sheds; two good . - TUE VERY' -ussr
hardwood bush. oa the farm' is it commodious brick .
wells of never -failing. water; also three aurae of Oreh•
ill'd, oi selected (reit trees. Tho farm is situated three • ACHINE OIL
miles from the town of Clinton, the leading market of
the west. ..Titte inclesputable„. Immediate posession • •• . .. - .
fn For further particultirs *apply on . the . prem. ' '
sievsuto... RAIN DEMPSEY, • 'or to .* • . IN.THE WORLD,. is menu factured hy.,-..
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' Ne0011-Br049. & CO., Toronto.
,' CodOrle.h. ToWn'ship;Aug, 25, I. 831, .n; P. .°' ; .
Ccon.,containi.. 100 acres, 120a acres eloared and ' •
Thos, Stevenson 1 HALLOO!
'Rub Are YouGOillg ?
UNDERTAKER,
FURNITURE.
. 450 054mte. ne
licmovityPirL
A Special iscount Sale
FOR 30 DAYS.
.FAR ilfd FOR. SLE.
North-enst part of Lot No, m, (on 13, Tawn-
bliip o Htuilctt,, contaiiiiii,1 acres, 30 acres
@eared .and in a good state of cultlyatioir. • The
place is well fenced. The soil is fIrst-olass. It is two
miles from the village of illytn. and win, be sofd. chap.
this is 511150 chance to purchase it first-class 50 acre
farm. Fur rag partieufars uppiy to
• C. namivroX, • :‘
• : •Auctioncer Blyth.
Biyth, July, 1881.
FARM FOR SALE
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of East Wevanesh, dontathing 101) acres; fitl
cleared a d
COMPOSED of W; of let NO. 88, con toiwr
wrisi
t ion. The bLute;f•irif gOtotAnhlit'll'ilTeakt" (114itusittAi)1U-i
' saw mill 011 tIia next lot. There is ontl!ii plaeea good
log dwbeitriiii'ellin:rndliii fianiler's1.3a1!)41T...urali 1:f S:1)(.:
on reasonable tenni; of payment. For full p.rtieular:
n
, enquire. on the preullses or to.
• 0. 11A3111.1FON, -
• . • Auetioneer, Blyth.Blyth, ,Jul11S1. '
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FARM FOR .C4ALE,,
• noliposnp of N.1, of 8 1 1 ot No 37 tionce*Ssion
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East wawanesh; 60 ttereS,:38.aereaclearodapil 1)1
a good suite of eultIvatiOn, good rail .
bearing •chard with choice ' variety of. fruit, a. log
dwolliug, two log,Stal)lcs and small frame lba!rn, good
•vote end Munn convenient to house, a 1Wing astreaan
-rnns across thelmek of the • place; tlie soil is black
mold with clay bottom, it Is tl».cc'from Myth,
andeonyenielit to-school'This is a 'firstelags place'
and willfie soldelicap, Apply to
Myth,' June 10 • 1881. • • •
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Boot auff Shoe Making.
MR. H. B.EAOONI
Shp° Making cg Repairing
Wlidtes to inforni the inhobitahts of Clin-
ton and vicinity that he isprepared to do
•-all kinds of •
,
On the shortest pitiable notice.
lest French Kip or Calf Skin sBo6t,s;
• Made to OraQr, $al to $4.50.
twYall eind get other prires.
Pince of ittillSiDICSS-Altnost Oppo-
site Fair's Nth.
.Clinton.;, April 29th, 1881. .
CLINTON
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IfE undersigned begs to ,iniunineo t41 thP 111114 (VI .
• tants 011linton told surrounding 'Pown..ht,i4 that
he has (811. l"I'I'!'J(l 3 tbti 1(1,050 establishment, and is
"now prepared to manufacture. ail klitils of
mil. for sale by all' dealers.: Ask , your
Merchant. for' LA,RDLNE and • take nos
other., • •
.Tilfg on, 'under the severeSt test and Moat active
competition, W48 us t the Toronto Industrial Exhibi;
ion award9,1 the Ifighest ako the Cold Medal
at theProvincial Exhibition, Iiamilton, and the high -
tout Award tit the Dominion Exhibition, Ottayra-the
Silver Sledril.. .
Farmers and all ;who use Agricultural Machinery
Will tk.tvemoney and machinery byaising none but-,
LRDINE., Sons. •
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NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING,
and moro expec‘ed-also, a fine lot of new
Coffins, Shrouds, 'Undertaking
Goods.
Come and see, Ip •
RACEY'S OLD STAND
lately omitted by Shepherd and Gooper,
Albert Street, Clinton,
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OLINTC)N
PLE
WARE -ROOMS.
LIFE D FIRE
• INSURANCE. ,
generrd: bUsiness trankaeted for,, the following
. , •Companies.
Canada Life Assurance Company.
• Capital, $1,040,000,
Dead Office, Harnlitm.
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•Nortltern Fire Assurance Co.
OF' •• ,
LONDply; ENGLAND.
Capital,.$/5,00,000; ' •
. Accumulated li'unds, $.1;000,000...
TaYleiftlies ;Montreal, general %genie for Canada:
Scottish Imperi1 Fire InssuranceCo.
. . • ..ept obt,grow. "
co,itetz, $5,000,00o •
.'Paylor Bros., Montreal; general agents for Canakhi.
Well and -Cistern Pumps-
OIST,ERNS and TANKS, on the Shortest possild
notiee. Davit g on halal s. 385)' 'heavy stoelt, 110 arx,
, confident ef ovteg, good sattonattela cvorr it
.I11(614%.mOiktgit,8141 atfattiP M" 1Y
•
• JOHN ROSS,.
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(INION FIREINSUR/INCE.
Iledd Office Toronto Covernment.dovish' larger
than any other clutarlocompany..
' • TINDALL GAVE;Agents.
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PRIDE' OF: TIIE VALLEY.
MEDICINE;
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(TrLie Mark Registered Mereh, 1881.
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The only medium that acts atthe same Buie on the
Liver,, *the Bowels and the Kidneys. Th040 Great
organs are the natural cleansers, of tho system. • it
they work well health will be perfect; if they become
elogge , dreadful dbainm
nises aro ate follow, witli ter-.
rble ifa-dieting. liettditche, Dyspepsia,
ComtipatIon, 'Kidney Complaints, itheutnittie Pains,
and Aches are develoi11ts1 because the blood IF; poisoned
(085)011(11
Piltr Z.t1;4/.= hletivf:linTa
cure for the above. For sale hy all principal drug,
.•gtsts, esti l, had at J. If. 031111)0;1.nd at Watts
druggists, Clinton, and A. hi Shrieves," tin Bathurst
trot, London, Ont., .0010 proprietor or the mated,
_states and Canada. . •
Cart ing had wholosato at Lyman flros. di Cio., .r;
Milburn 4; CA., and Northrup -and Lyman, 01 Tomtit();
also Archdale WIlson At Co...of Semple
peoltaiice, watts; Ave fot ft,
111
AM going to
D.Cantelon's
GROCERY AND
Provision Store
Opposite Fair's Mill.
It pays me to get my Orneries there the
goods are so cheap, and the quality
4. ,Aro. 1 / ATO old Quoda
all new and fresh /
• His' Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
Prunes, Raisins, Currants, Boneless •
Codfish, Geld Flake and Fine Out.
Chewing Tobaccos, cannot be excelled. •
Some new designs in 'Crockery anti
t4.1aseware, Wooden Ware, and in fact
everything you, want. •
.• P.k. 0 Ple/.8170./4 • -
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Agent for , ELLIOTT'A SON'S Me.:
-hinted' M cCorm ack'a Self -Binder," "Mead-
ow -Lark Mower and Reaper," " Triumph
Reaper". and " Warrior Mower .;" 1?. J.
CRAIG'S • " Strathroy Harvester" , and
" Humniingbird Mower,",qNew. Canadian
Thresher," with engine. All kinds of
PLOUGHS and other Impleitients. •
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R.E.PA.111 Cons:4111y. on
• • . • Remember the place, . .
NEXT DOOR .SOUTil -0IP FAIR% MILL..
Clinton; Mit 13. 'AI. •3m.
GREAT
learpag Sale
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GiaSs .Setts from
• 400 10
• Celery Glasses.
Fruit Bowlsrwith
Covers.' -
'French' Eureka,
" compact
Atter Dishes and'
Individual But-
- tem
'Cabinet ..Zb' apics.
Goblets, • .
, Tumblers,• •
' aequery
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CHEAP
to clear out the
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LAMPS
complete, large
' size 115c. eack.
Full. Snort -
Moat of Groceries,
.Fruit6 40.
Coarse 1101)1111(551
d lb. Tins Mack
erel, splendid: •
0 0 0
tstv "Nof
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045K
Farm ProcNee tam in exchange. •
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D..: C A N TELON...c
CLINTON.
:'llousehold Word!
THOS. COOPER'S
-,GROCERY
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Has become a Household, Word as the
" BEST and CHEAPEST place ha
dr000rie81 lieet4 •
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Flo,
, Crockery;
Classthare,
(to., &c.
.:0•10
4.49-1
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THOS. TREWIN
Desires to infritin his patrOns and Wends that he
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riiM tT_i.^*A._]EtS
in pints, quarts, and half-gallonS.
SPECIALTY IN •
60 Cent, Tea.
• IWCash paid for Eggs. Farin Pro- •
duce taken in exchange. *, • • - ,, '
THOS.:COOPER, '
Corner Albert' and Rattenbury Sts.?
• CLINTON 0NT. .
ar(1 re'
Tailoring1lltabiishinnt
Over Tawrnc & tiracq
Fulmituro Store
3:3 Ti
' Where 134) 61)) be pleased to promptly attend tilt oats
osiers to may bo favored with.
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'ft
Eque tieUgh Oqnclactor Pipe.;
BUILDERPiStIPPLI4S;
Harvest Mitt,
BRASS KETTLES,
EiameIIed Guns
••Betvalue eVer offered. ,
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WHITE
• warranted gennine.and '
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1?13)1V.F;
-Ap le Parer's,
• Parer, Corer and Siker combined,
CANNOT gr out OF ORDER;
Every Machine. Warranted. •
ReclucedTinware. :Prices
Shelf Hardware,
-A Th- •
-131[IIIBERS SUPPLIES.
specialty.
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Phoenix Block, Clinton, tt.ntarlot
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