Huron Record, 1881-10-21, Page 9113elluuillear, -
DOES GROWINa SORGHUM CANE PA'k.--.
tlld` sorghum cane is now being sown
extensively, perhaps the result of my
experience in its, growth and manu-
facture may be of some interest to
some of those who have not grown it
Ws year. I sowed of an acre of
land which took eight day's labor for
tilling, cutting, 4c. ; it took one day
with my team in taking it to be manu-
factured ; it cost 'me 30c. per gallon
fdr getting it manufactured ; the
whole expense being $12.50 at a low
calculation, for which I received five
gallons of syrup ,which cost me, on an.
average, $2.50, per gallon. The crop
wasa good average one. -A Disousr-
am Soaauu I GROWER.
Londesborough.
HALLQwe,'&N.-•-Monday night, the
boys had some harmless sport removing
gates, one being placed on the top of
the ola store but no serious damage
done.
Prosperity seems to be returning to.
our -village as we have had 3 .families
to join us last week, and there is one
more coming soon a blacksmith to Hag
get's old stand.
BIBLE SOCIETY, The annual
meeting of the Hullett Branch of this
society will be held in the Methodist
church here on Friday of this week and
will . ..e addressed by .theltev. Mr, Mat-
hews of Goderich,
• FORRESTERS A.NN1vEKtsvRx.--Court
Pride of tiie west had their annual an-
niversary on'Tuestlay, Nov: lst. in the
hall, There was a good turn out of
Forrestersand their wives and families
and friends. After partaking of a•
good supper of turkey, chicken, pies,
cakes, and other. ,good things they bad
a good entertainment of music,. Recita-
tions; Readings, speech's and comic
songs. Anioiigst the speakers, was Rev..
Mr. Hamilton, •Mr. ' Wilson of Man-
chester and. P. Robb of Clinton. bliss.
Ikfurdock gave an excellent recitation
Mr Callendera reading, and the choir
of the M. E. C1 urch.gave is excellent.
music, this ooprt seems to •be prosper
• ing well having now 5.9 :_members
and lots of ix' ouey.
•
BelgraVe:
Chas. McLeunfin paid our village a
visit this week.
C. Hamilton has-opeped: out a flour
and feed Store here.
John MgCrea, ,i8. engaging `a number
of young men of this place, at $18 per
Month, to go to the woods in• Algoma
with him this fall. '
Bul gave has. now got a private school
with an average' "attendance • of. 22
A. ,public school is 'badlyd needed • here;
the children having to go 23, .Miles to
John Robertson '.sold a, pig, ,throe
weeks old, to a' gentleman. in London,
for the sum of $10. Tae now writes .to
know if he will• sell anymore of' the
same -breed:
Joseph Galley's new brick residence
' is almost completed, and presents a fine
appearance. -E, .Littlefair's neytrbrick
dwelling is fas6 approaching completion
and is the best house in that part of
the township. •
Mr. Andrew- Embury, while.engaged
in building a stairway in hie now build
ing, fell and broke 'some. , of his ribs.
We hope to see him around again.in a
few days. ---John Brandon is slowly re-
covering from a loug,sickness. ,
A reverend gentleman. from Wing-
ham is here conned in buying potatoes
and turnipsand shipping them "to the
American market. Your. writer is of
the opinion that it 'would be more he-,
coning of the said gentleman to resign
his pulpit before entering potato or tur
nip speculation,
• 11IAItkE s:-Fa11u wheat, white, $1.23
to $1.26, aiming wheat, $1.24 to $1.2.4;
V..4"••' oats, 35e, 37c.;peas, 74c., 77.; barley,
65c.,. 80p.; potatoes, 45c., 55c.; butter,,,
18c., 20c., eggs, 15c,,• 16c.,' hay $11,00
to X12,:00, hides, $7.50 to $8,00 ; sheep-
, skins, '7.5c., $1.•.25;. beef, $6.00 to $7,00
wool, 22c., 24c.; floor, $6.25 'to: $6.75.
Brussels. 1
Mr. Samuel Slemnpu, aged 50 years,
one of the first pioneers of Urey Tow.
ship; died on Thursday of last week, at
his residence,. Craiibrook, after a pro-
longed illness. ]{e was Deptity-laevo
for the 'Township of Grey for a num-
ber of yearn and has held many other
oillees` of -,.trust, • His • death will. ,be
deeply regretted by the people of this
township. .
bale '1tegiste4
Parties gettingtheir side bilis printed at Obi office
will receive a 144100 under this heading until 1 ,o date
of sak, tro'c.
Tnesnar,' Nov. llr'n.-Phe 8th of
November is the date of the ii por
taut auction Kate of farm stock, imple-
ments and household furniture of l'dr..
F. A. Tamblyn, 1dt.2.l., con. 11, Hut-•
let, near Londeadoro.-.Jed. Uowaox,,
4.114.
SUPERIOR
CANA11IAN BLANKETS;
ONE' CASE JUST' OPENED, PRIME VALUE.
Spey nl Dix e.of•ALL BOOL " BLACK C`. SH [FRES
A. A 11t�.rg;tRu
tit
Worth, 10c. a'yard over what we are selling them for. See them; they
are rare. value.
Myrtle ` Green . Dress Goode,
Navy Blue Dress Goods:
0.
The Best make of Black, Prune, ,Navy, Myrtle, arid Garnet Velveteen.
• tor Dresses, in the world. k
•
Immense stock of Wool Shawls:
Immense stoQlr of_Mantle• s, 4
Immense stock of Colored Cashmeres.
Immense stock,ef Mantle. Cloths.
Immenso stock of Wlticle5 � °
Immense stock. of Flannels
Novelties in Beaded Gimp.
Novelties in Mantle Ornaments.
Novelties in Ladies Ties.
Novelties in Ladies Collars.
Novelties in Ladies Clouds. .
Novelties in 'Wool Opera Shawls.,
• Novelties. in Wool Squares.
Novelties. in Hosiery and Gloves..
Novelties in Buttons':
N'ov_ cities in Fringes, both Silk and.
Wool in blacked colors.
Novelties in • Wool, Felt
and Quilted. Skirts.,
BARCLUNS IN EVERY DEPAUT1►IFN.T. AT• TRE :.
Great Importing Silk. and. Dress Goods Warehouse
013N
BIRTHS'.
-01?-..
HO G-II\TS;
CLINTON.
1 ENDE1tSnN.--tin' the 30th alt.. the wife of the ReV.
Wm. llend'erseu, of Blyth, of a son •
CLINTON. 111ALIkETS. .
(corrected e'very Tliurs,ln,
Wheat, f tot
w•ha , pa1
l ,..
heft,, ..
Blaring, Redcbatf, •
Fife,
Qate;.
Barley
Peas, .
Flour,
Potatoes,
Butter, -
L6gs,,•
nay,•
aides, •
Shcepskine
hoof, • ..
'timothy,
Wbol, - -
'8125 to. 1 27
• 25 to 117
t
33 to. 1 31
1 33, to 1 3
0 35." to 0 37
0 70. ' to 0 85
0 70 to. 0.75
- 0 :0 to'' 7 03)
• 0.45 to 0.50
0 18 to 0, 0.
Q lti to 0 17
...11 00 to 18 00
.050 .to 800
• 0 00 'to 0 75
600 to 7'50'
350 to 37,5'
• 022 6u.023
WANTED.
A G0011 GENERAL SERVANT. " Apply to: '
MM. R RANSroR11, Stnpigtotr:
Clinton, Oct. 21st.
•
.•F014. SALE.•
A FiRST-CLASS span t f works, horsed, ono A
yours old, and'tho other 11 years oltt. Apply to
Clinton, Oct.. 28, 1881. . .
E. MASON, Clluttpti.•
• STRAYED.:
L'.1TRAI Ll) from the premises of tli0 subscriber, Lot
0No. 7, Barfield Concession, about the lat of
well,l set Along andrfine; mid, union strip of whorns
hite at the
flank. Any person giving snclr• lnfonnatlon as will
lead to Ito whereabouts will bcsuitably. rewarded.,
4031N EAGLESON, llayfleld P. 0.
Aotohor 28, 1881. • 35.1iu.•
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. CADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
.Emory 's Bar to 'Port r'tloody..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Tenders for Work in British Columbia
rI:ALEO tenders will. be•recclrtd by the under -
0 signed up to loon oh W1 ISNESIMI thelst•day*
of 1'isIlltt'AltYlrext, to. a 1111111.1 NUM fer.the r0n-
structIo, of that portion of • the road between port
fioodyund the West and of contract 00, i ^o ISnora's
tilts .a distatnro of about h; miles.
Speciilrations, (01011(1004 of contract anti forms of
tender may be obtained on eplicntitnn at-ti0. Canadian
Pacific hallway 011ice • in New tis oetminlatcri and at
the Chief Engineer's (Aline ht Ottawa, 11.415 the lot.
January next, at which time plans find profiles will he
open for buipertion at the latter oll1 e.
This't cooly notice-is.given with n' viol$ to giving.
contractors an olppoittmity.of %luiting and o8'unmhtg
the ground during the flue season and before the
winter sets iu
Mr. Marcus Smith, who, 3s in charge of the oilite at
New \1'eNtminlster, Is insructed to give 1olltmetera
all the Information to ills power,
No tender, will be entertained unless -on one of the
printed fauna, addressed to F. itrann, F o3., See. Dept
of hallways and (taaals, and harked "Tender for. C.
P. li..' .
e.' IntArN,
tinzoidirs
Dope. of t anownn tttt' ti nshi, l '
tatewp. last. i•
•
Grand Open/ng.
Met :aif
ci1
to h .:
. p sO;I].;
' •HAVTNGF
to their. largo and commodious premises
:in the
Carter lock)
will:mako a grand opening on
'SATURDAY, 5th: east.
DON'T FAIL
-TO .
Call and see their Display.
o -•
' 711 MEMr3EEE
weshow avery
.
Lame and .Select Stook
may.
-AND-
Sell
TX)-Sell .as Cheap as any house
in the County :
ULSrr].$
B. 4.
OVEJLCOAI$,
UNDERGLO 'f3ING. special,
:BLANKETS,
SIIAWLS,
MANTLES,
AT
WISEMAN'S.
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p
o••••
cla
BLYFH COLLAR`"DPO7.
The undersigned having bought out tho stoat 'and
goodwill of Mr. S. 1,1. Stevens, wishes to inform the
public that he has on hand a first -Class stock of
A.RN.ES $, `
'WHIPS, •
BRUSHES,... -
CCR.RY COMBS;
VALISES,
•
and everything usually found, in a first-class 1i t ib e
shop, 1 would also call the attention of -the public
to my
• .rrr
•
COLLAR MAKING DEPARTMENT;
as 1 make as good a collar as'any fn thocounty,' 1 mu
propared to give satisfaetiora. Call and got a war of
• my hair faced Scotch Collura.
Itcnieniber,. I Warr ant my Collars..
-Rememlit r tho stand -ono door ,north' of the Coal. '.
vtercial hotel, Blyth,, sign of the inammpot(hgoogllar,ly
J. T. CA'R i' IEtIS.
HxpiiiTE .5c°
At the Centeniaaf Exhfbition /
The viiited States Centenllial.ComnisSion lime,. upon the :reeenunBr(lation
of the Judges of Group No,. YX'tr,, ilavo unaniuiously a}uttrdod to SOHDT7+:Ii tt
Co., Ylmanufactul ors of Grand, Square and Upright Piano=Fortes, . FORST:
MEDAL :OF MERIT and -DIPLOMA OF : H NO fqr .
the: Esseutial (,,1;ualities of a, Perfect ..Plano -Forte, .vi¢ 1%luami, t'uri;ty, wn
•+vonness.of Tom; Elasticity of•Touch, and .Suporiority of. Workinansbip, •
.('1p1ie11)
A � T. • GOSHORN, • J S�. Gt1111''J `L+`TAT., ii.
Director=General. Si,;eretiiry,. J'1.eaitit+fit.
Have'securecl'the Agency of the above'`for'Qntario, and .:will
-kepi) constatntly on hand a IULL'S'1'OOK.
--o_.In a word, the SOIIMER PIANO is made t'o,stand, not.inerely.•as an erin,.
mental,pieee of Purniturey. b'ut as a Musical If3Strument ' not,fda liar'
WE 1.101+) p or a y' or 'a y'
only, but for a lifetime. It is honestly made,; So that continuous and sevens use.
will not impair its line: qualities of Tone and .Action, and o U g twits extra and
JUST RECEIVED substantial case work, it will remain longer in :tune' than ally tpt1iev 'piano, and
another lot.of those reliable
endure as a faithful moans, the hai'nionieuil inter retatipn i n ':.alto b
music. ' ;:... We will guarantee - P beautiful iu
�.i b toe satisfaction ii1 every respect.
AMERICAN
N.,B.-;---The Company gives with each Plano a Warranty, to be
a PERFECT INSTRUMENT IN. EVERY RESPECT, made of the Best Sea-
ht..;gehoo'l.hooka fc>a,r. 'cicn r1 soiled Material,and hold themselves
�s .118I�tGlyll48 . u selves responsible for the term of 6 Years._.
- we still tacks Me lead.'
•Rearing a St''...ecia'ity.:
METCALF & STEPHEN'girl,
SON,
i3ir 1, Out..
Second. -wand Pianos said. Organs
_ - Taken in Exchange.
DOHERTY & GIBBINGS