Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-11-11, Page 40 L flU1 ON RECORD, Oi. NT.O�N, FniPAY, NQv lITlt, 1881. A monster Conservative convention is to be held' in Toronto on Tuesday 22nd inst. As delegates are requested to bo in attendance from every consti- tuency in' the Province, the Conserva- tives of this county should lose no time in calling the meetings o£ the different associations, ajid appointing their re- presentatives. There is, nothing like organization,, even if we have a. po- pular Government, as many a consti- tuency, through not being properly or- ganized, has, been lost to the party. We hope our friends will make a move in the matter immediately, .and be fully prepared for the Cpnvention in question. • • ris. Grits seem to have taken an- other than the usual meaning from the gold Romst,policy of "divide, and rule." They appear to believe that one-half o£ them can adopt as their motto, Changes in the constitution of the Senate," while the other half may adopt as their motto, "No change '• 'that one-half may follow Mr, Blake in his later notion of independence and consequent absorption, while the other half may still believe in Mr. Blake and his earlier notion of Iinperial Federa-. Con ; that some may declare that the. present Government wisely handed over the . North-West railway:; to the.. syndicate, while others may °denounce. that transfer asone, of the foolish things clone by the .present . Govern- ment ; that some may,. like Alderman Stephens, of Montreal, declare them,. solves,Liberals and.protectionists, while others may she in .protection the sum of all villainies. ' In fact, the Opposi- tion. appear to think that they will re eommend''themsejlves to the pubiio son - timer of this country by plainly show- ing tat they don't know where they. are, not -What theywant. Zi/. • . . . Wi IIglia><ni, •Mr. •George Reid, artist; celled (sur town last week, ..on his:. way to Kincardine. • Since the.niiddle of aep-- • tember, lie has • been On. a sketching • tour• to the eastern part of our Prov-. • • ince, and a large,ntuuber of excellent sketchesof var:ious places and objects of interests are the result ofliis labors.. 111;11*evtic. Mr. A. H. Mosgrove•lias been re -en gaged bead toasterof our public school at a salary of $455 per annum. _' ., Mr. James • Farrow has shipped a, number of car•.'loads of turnips to the city of New ? ork,• during the past two.• weeks. '.a„".w J. O.ur village merchants aro seemingly, very busy just now, They .boastof• excellent sales,- but say nothing'of their. large profits, • ,. Bluevale: cheese factory has been' closed for this year; after a.very pros;' perous.season: The quantity of cheese manufactured during the season is simply enormous', .and, as. }isual, • of a spperior quality. Mr, -Thomas Farrow, M.P.,occupied the pulpit of the C. M. Church, of this place, on Sabbath .last. As had a large audienee, and usual,all were highly pleased and many profited by his discourse.:''' • Rayfp,eltl.. The Bayfield. clergymen are begin, ping to. instruct the ignorant ones in the proper•way.to bring up their -an; dren. • This was not done a moment too soon tqor the fiends are white: with harvest; and ready for the sickle," The Bayfield Council' is nn the econ- omical' dodge.. They put the Town t — f{all on a street, }before they would. buy a lot for it; and now 'we hear that the audit sheet notto be printed to save. expense. This we . Oink is nut according to precedent or law. The anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot; was celebrated here by the Orangemen at their Hall on Saturday evening last. The chair was occupied by the ?Master of the Lodge, W. W. fjommt. and the rice by thss . •Castles, .Deputy Reeve of Stanley, After all the loyal tots wore given and songs. sung, the Master of the .lodge gave a ,very interesting and instructive ad- dress to . the younger 'members of the Association in the way Of conducting themselves in their walk t'.irdugh this life, which seemed to have been taken in a°proper spirit by all, ` The pro- ceedings closed a little before 1`l o'clock,. by all the members and guests T inging.the NatiOAai Anthem, and re- tuning, home.. Goderich. W14.EK rvs.—hall wheat, $1.25 to $1.- 26 ; spring wheat, $1.25 to $h26 ; flour, '$3,00 to $3.25 ; oats, 37c., -8c.; peas, 70 .o,, 73c.: barley, 70c,, 80e.; potatoes, .55c., 60.o.. hay, $14.00 to, `$16.00; butter, 1.8c., 22e.;. eggs, 12e.; 15'c. The Point Fitrm and fixture has been solcl by auction to Mr. Thomas .hark, for the sum of 11,1000. llJOrrns. Miss Gilpin, teacher for S. S. No. 7, 2nd con., hasbeen re-engaged in her school for the ensuing year, at a salary of $375. 111r. T. A. Reid has been engaged sa t4cher for S. S No. 8,. Morris, for next year, at salary of $440 per an- num. Commit PRocnEniNas,—The Coun- cil met Oct. 31st, pursuant to adjourn went. All the members present. The Reeve in the chair, Minutes of last meeting read and , passed. The fol- lowing accounts were ordered, to, he paid viz :-.-ti "nt. Mooney;'�forwgravel, $2.70; Jno. Mooney, lumber for cul- vert, $1,40'; Wm. Martin, gravel, $5.- 00 ; Wm, Hopper, gravel, $5.40 ;. Jno. •Geddes, gravel, $3.00; Wm. Wray, gravel, $7.50; Kerr & Auld, printing, $1.25; Jno: S. Johnston, for gravel, $3.00-; Henry Burges,. grave], $3.il2 ; Geo. Skelton, gravel, $2,90 ; W; Whiteford, gravel, $3.20; A. Stewart, gravel, '$1,25 ; .Samuel. Walker, gravel, $2.50 ; A. Stewart, gravel, $7.00 ; Roe, gravel, $1.80;.W. Ellis, ditching, ,,51.20; Geo. Johnston, eulver,s, $20.- 00 ; Samuel Love,cutting down hill, $100 ; Geo. Forsyth, insurance on Town . Hall, 90cts , Samuel Hopkins,., gravelling on east gravel road, $100:- 00; Peter Garbet, ditching en south boundary, $40.47 ; Joel'. Sellars, build-` ing. culvert, $12.00; Simeon Eaket, part pay for' building. Armstrong's bridge, 8200,00 Reeve and Clerk, se• lecting jurors, $8 each.; Jas. Proctor, services as assessor, $8: .Moved by 11. Mooney., seconded by H. Gosman, that Wm. Allen be allowed one dollar per: week, for the remainder of the year, he being in indigent circumstances.—Car- ried. The Council then adjourned to Meet again on 10th Deceuibei next, Lnnganuon. • IitPRO't EME\T$ , Several new houses' are being built here this fall, .which }ill up quite a vacancy, S>oitNEss,—Mrs. Dtnsley, = of this . place, is at.present 'very 'sick. We lie: speak far her :a 'speedy recovery. SUNDAY Schroer. -Dungannon. Pres- byterian • Sabbath..s' heel•" time hF s been changed from the, morning to hi'ilt pasttwo in the ftorno�n. NEW RESIDENT. -It is said that Dr. Hutchison, of •11ianchester,'is corning to to ,reside• in this village: Then there shall be two doctors here. - ` PEitsoYAL�s.=.TlleMrs. Reid, of Gocl- erich' are at present visitingtheir friends at •.Dungannon -Mrs, ' John_ Sion, resident.of Kiecardine,.is visiting, friends 4n Dungannon. LEFT. -11;[r. Burton. •of this place, lefts about .a week ago' for the Sault We :wish him not only a safe journey, but •plenty' of. work when .he has ar- rived there, not forgetting good wages •for the sane. ShoOTINo MATcir.. On Saturday last,•the Messrs. Robinson and Deeves bad .a •shooting match in Dungannon drill shed, for geese and turkeys. The price laid ori turkeys was one dollar, and on geese eighty cents, . OBITUARY; --The wife of Mr, White, an old resident, of the township of A:shfield;, passed away to. the land of the 'sleeping last' Thursday: • She was followed to her last resting place, on Friday afternoon: by a: vast crowd'of people, including' relatives: and. sorrow= ing friends, • RFLIaIous,—Quarterly meeting was held in the • Dungannon ' Methodist dint ch on Sabbath, last, The day. hav- ing been .fine,thore was a Very largo at- • tendance, and there alight be seen car- riages and wagons to no end, with the horses tied to the fence. I3rnr.E Socl}:rv.—This brancii of the bible society, met last Tuesday night,. with a' goodly .number present," thus shnWiug the interest they• take in the cause. The meeting was. opened by. singing and prayer; -after .which sev- eral of the Rev. gentlemen: present,,• made their few ,appropriate remarks..' The agent was .then called upon (Rev. Matthews). He delivered an interesting account, of how .the Bible ••Society was begat}, -its working and the amount cif work the people hard te do yet,. inniressing the fact that al'. tl>ottghi there had been a great deal done, yet.at the present rate •of work• ing; it would require upwards of two• c •nturies before the 'work would . bo completed. The meeting was brought• to a close by tendering a vote of thanks. to Mr. Matthews for his ?very able ad- dress and singing the doxology. The benediction being pronounced. they re- tired to their bomea.. 11 Special Offer. We will give one of the best Singer sewing m. chines that are made in the world f ,r 50 subscribers. No AETTErt MACHINE MADE ON EARTH, It is war ranted for five years by the manufac- turers, viz ; The Lawlor Manufacturing Co'y of Montreal. A 'warrant from the company is•surel_v a guarantee of bein-a first class machine and especial- ly when it has such a. man as James Mo1)ougall, Esq.,: at its head. Our offer is as follows For 10 subscribers and $20 we will give a $50 Canadian Singer with two drawers, extension. leaf and cover and full attachments, For 15 subscribers and $15 we will give a $50 Canadian Singer with two drawers, extension leaf and cover and full attachment. • For 20 subscribers and $12 we will give a $$50 Canadian Singer with two drawers, extension leaf and cover and full attachments, For 30 subscribers and $10 we will give a $00 Canadian Singer with two drawers, extension leaf and cover and full attachments. , For 00 subscribers we will will give a $50 Canadian Singer with two draw- ers, extension .leaf and cover and full attach merits, T,.Jriis machine is'a genuine. Canadian. Singer and we guarantee it a nicer look- ing and better than any other Singer machine made. This is a special good;, chance for young ladies who wants a. first. class sewing machine, and at the same time -give your. gentleman friends the best newspaper published north:. of Londen.. - ' The agents of this machinewill pay. $5, up to •$10, according to theprice rice to. any, person sending themthe address of partieswho will buy.. This is an'ad- ditionai` chance , for a: lady canvassing to make money, • . • Now dear young ladies; get a horse:. shoe' and start out and make every young man you }Meet tole the RECORD, it will . do :thein good. We will wish you luck and plenty of it. • . Fenelon Falls, Ont., 26th April 1878; . 110I IIAN LIVER PAD Co.: Gentlemen — Vlthr feeling of grati: tude aril ,pleasure I add. :::y ,testimonial. to the many, yoir havealready received as to the wonderful effects 'produced -by your valuable Liver Pad, I conirne►,c ed wearing the Pad five weeks ago.. Previous.- to. that time T sullered fre5iri indigestion, bilious headaches and (liar- rlrcea, ' 1Vlren 1 : had 'worn the Pad'two- wcieks• my health. began ter iriiprove: My . general health is: now, good,. and•. 1 'consider mys f.;cured, inclosed t o9': will hurl • sevc n clollii.r:s fel . two.. special rads,• one for my wifi.:acid. the other for' a• friend, my wife' is- stitteriIig. fieri `1brpicl Liver and ,onstipatioir,_thel other froinDyspepsia,: Yours; stye., • . •• REv, ,WSI.• LocrtEAD,. St. Mary's, Ont.,. Jan lith, 187.9 Hor, I1N LlyiER PAD•Co.: • ' •"1)c ,r. Sirs. --,•1 hitve now much pleas ure .in stating that. since.r. began to wear the Rol•nian Liver Pad (about one year ago),.I have enjoyed. goodhealth, although for several . years prsvions:I' }vas: a sufferer •froin.,biliousne s and Torpid Liver; I ;earnestly recein lend all, bilious persons. to give the Pad•a_ trial as I have known rnany:to have: done so` with tha most gratifying; re:. sults. V. ouri truly.' BEV. J. G.. CALDER. • MC:2101PM r4/26.'4; (FRONT BRAZIL.). The New 'Compound, its morin= der€ul affinity to the Digestive Apparatus and the. Liver, increas- ing the. dissolving Juices,..reliev- ing almost instantly the dreadful results of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and the TORPID LIVER,•malrtl Zppesa an every dajr necessityina. ()very house. ' It acts gently and speedily. .in Biliousness, Costiveness, Head- ache, Sick Headache, .Distress af- ter Eating, Wind on the Stomach, Heartburn, Pains in the Side and'. Back, Want 0! A.ppetito. Want o! Energy, Low Spirits,' Foul ,Stour-• ach. It invigorates the Liver; car.• ries off all surplus bile, regulates the Bowels, and gives tone to the whole system. Cut this out and take it to you Druggist and get a 10 cent Sample ora large bottle for 75 cents, *MI tell wow aeighborabout jt . TO 01' cITSI OiUIS AND PUBLIC GENERALLY. 0 Those who in the great crush could not get an entrance to our.show rooms on the evening of our opening, and who could not therefore see our fine display: of new goods, we would say • CALL AGAIN YOU WILT. BE DELIGHTED. 0 A • CT `' 1 QT '. d FOR KEEPING THE IJ RGEST �� .ASSORTINT O ATE E Most Fashionable Goods �o be found hi the ' Hub"' of the bawler county and: at the ' .L 0 -NAT E. S T , F'1 GTT TR, 0 This:Season we haue the Largest . Stock ever held by us., Our. Prices , will be Lower than... ever defying competition. Ani we Gape a Discount —OF -- "Ten . er sent. on ' all Cash: Purchases:•., R, l� MACWH/RTE/-?& 00,, CLINTON. JACKSON'S VICTORIA ;LOCK, CLINTON. . o— vcrcoafsiTereoats! Every man and bey wanting an overcoat SHOULD 'LD NOT FAIL —TO— • -- OUR LARGE ST C WHICH 'IS. THE . LARGEST EVER BEFORE SHOWN.. We have themas low as $6.00, We have them as high as '$22.00 We have • them in ever.. size. We have thew, in all patierns, We have them to fit the smallest man. Wehave them . to fit the 'largest- man: larestman, JACKSoN,. THE.. CLOTHIER.