HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-12-02, Page 5'hilts merchants here arts (kiln; O. good.
iiritetutrvHx,:},u t set till Wrists its s of hint
attar arts iii t prosperous i•;i►nllttsoit. rrl1H 100J)OZ DOZEN'. GOOD IC(J�'I I:-111 ail Dl." UJJJ3 ,`Xa SOCKS;
---- Yatiou.al . oli:y has dime a, share of i
the work. -
.'rout the nutllt•r of boyo
sIeigti viil',7Ig town tr• • t
around Fd' i. I, the ,•i
ick ttoul,l •'••• ,,ai kis itou.= q
siett tits, 1•tit•iw.,11 is 1,!tt:• - r ,,, ,e4v*i I.
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t1tstl11.11 t ... •ams Great Try... Goods. Hesse,
a
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to le;.seep 0
ti 1 Lev.
f• -!.elms
AND.
DOZEN 00OD�DAS,
RK DOUBLE: 'MIT
To
till a
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p . Ort r 1n next ten days,
:1i.•s,rs. Wlllaui Bat, z1a1 ! • o
• intoe, wive returned tram Litt a Letts, *t 1
the neeth-14t, with S t f , tt F ,; :• 01i.Ce 1ar]y
1(ud Those...;.aayy,��Y ////���e ��. �y� y■
w.�
1..i■. j1iK.i.
rhes,, -1 i, , I .ire a -A .,5• '
•.cess, 1,. . r elltesl i"•e,
lwt•Yaway. ..-Ott .11n,.,: • j: afternoon,
•:7,a G 11.11' =M7'ti,•een. 7
ilio• di.. denting into the. village,
t�.he bolt, etp ne asst of the tongue*afa the
•herses ran oil;. The driver steered
beta for the corner of J. J. ' eetinan ti
store.. The tongue ran: under the side
wads and they .were estopped without
•'nuch injury. .
The Scarlet FOltapter was opened
iltere on the 4t1t inst., by District, Alas=
'ter R. Mahood Esq., of Hawick Dis-
trict, assisted by'.County Master,
Perkins, Esq, and others, when a very.
interesting time, w11,8 spent. . Some
•levee members •wtfre_ advanced to thb
sdegree, 411. the inembers present,.
'there being some forty-two, were de-
lighted with the tneetiug-
l..Fn Tuesday last, a very interesting.
• meeting was held at the residence of
.ifr. Samuel INIcelelland, lot 1.7,; 4th
• t•o17., .kiowic'k, about two miles froiu
Ford wieh, on the ot:4af•;inil of the golden
•wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ale elelland•
• l'ur'es was .sante, forty -,children and
;isranii rh'id.ren present, villa presented
•bot.it-Mr. Me(,Iellaad•,:anrl•lais lady with
• a valuable purse of -money each.The►tt v SV u1: �1 ilimott, of Ford wie i was
• present; and :gave h, very •interesting
and instructive address, the afternoon
and vening.-was-spent in a pleasiailt.
Manner.
D)tlrtgatinaui.
Platisoxars —�llr. 1'oititer• fir bonne
' frosts Chiea.go,'•'tlte. •• weather beings ton
t_xtld out thereto• work at buildiu„a,
lie says that'titere'ttre good • tiines :out
:1teet;.-4r Itnllert.West,'has• also ar-
rived from Dakota aturl Ives a favor-
able -repot t
avor-able report of the place..: • -
: NEW AItrmcL a.--Air."'McArthur,
who keens the Post Office 'Of this.place,
has purchased some liontlsonil; ,articles
to suit the shape of Ullristattanl pres-
ents. \Ve feel satisfied if •5s,11ta.. (haus
•_p in:bases Iti;i art elej iter-,the_:.stuokpa;,5
at the post ofliee, the children will lie
well satisfied- .
• li KLwIol's.—IRe.v. .1t,. Taei &k. Pres
, Ityte'ian minister •of this place, .tt il1
preach a spectn,i'.sernton for the young
people of -the Sunday School, svi ich is
be;i•ng closed for the Winter ninths.
It is to be hoped- that ;there will be a
vrowtl of oldex people, 'as • no. doubt.
there• will he •something. kr • ikent to
• learn -as well as•the youths,
" A rTe'rtot• S�z.k• -'ATr.' Cerise -mai:in:
this place sf Ming. oil solos .ban•keupt=
stock,,which fora erly-belonged to 'Air.
l'lios Reid and which was --pilrehased
by E. Drew of "Exeter. '•;`♦1t: ' Drew
succeeded in seliing'off Seine of it, and'
tidally got Mr.. (funic to dispose ofthe
retnai:nder, but /toll failed itis st31'Iing
.it, all. 'Whatsti11 . remained was
i
acked, and 'sent-to"Exeter on Saturday
last,
Soc7Ar,.—The'niethddist people • of
this place, held their chicken social. last
week, and 'realized the -round stint of
seventeen dollars. -Thi•s'was very goo();
taking everything into consideration.,
Mr, Altsxantler Pentland ocqupied the
chair, which bo'ilid well, with the wish
es of the -audience that ho might live.
,to fill it for a - great -nanmber 'of times
y.it,- •The -choir also deserve a word ,fif`
: tote for their manner of. doing things.
1'iitn(iii1("' {•,Ask:,•--•-•Tsaat Hamlin; a
boy of about fifteen years•:of ae, ;hilt
himself in the left leg, above tle'•knee:
in the -fleshy part.. 'it appears he' had
pullet! out hits revolver from his pocket
•to shoot at ti rats Duff it'went off strik-
fug the.wroli; mark. Doctor 1-fntclriu=
son was s('nt for: right. away, but he
failed hi finding the •l)ali it)ti his leg.
, There has been nmde. several examine -
tion made for the ti;t11.1iiiice, but to no
avail. Ife•is.apfa'rently getting alt)ng
wp11, and it is hoped will soon l'ie•all
richt agaitl,.although there will still 're-
main the lead in • lia Jett,
nurrns.
I.Attkfi Tn navfelti, tin -Om 1st ult., the wife of
MrGeorge Parke, : agent, of n len. •
TIDY, - rn Forehrioli, es the 24th ult., the wife of
Mr. thee. 'Nay, of a soft,
ii It r, lL, ' lh Cfint+,5NO the 2Ith (Wits; the wire 0f Mr.
' A. hall of n soh.
1111ATil[i .
VAi,t,,S • to NOM, W. G. Haley, third son of
Patrick Haley,
Sluts,.
'I I; to Fittest Goode in the county, and Special Value'cannot be equalled by • any
See them.
elm. Dress Tweed &itings.
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.171
-�y'y- •
ESS TWILL CLOTHS.
Its Myrtle Green, Navy Blue and 13rown.
lack and Colored Cashrnere . -
B'lack' and. Colored .Tel,veteens
• niutense assorttnent undH�awe
••
1 .OVELY LOT . OF. WOO t. 'S LS, SRUAI.RES,
CLQU 11, &e. •
*BIG PILES, OF MANTLES
\Vincies by the card. :Blankets by the case; at right prices.
New Sealette. •Cloth for Ladies Sockets, Lynx -Cloth, Astraclta n
(,loth F4ncy Cloths in all,the light and
Dark shales worn.
Immense .Piles of Goods at correct prices in every ,department,
•at the,
Great Importing Silk- and Dress Goods -'Warehouse.
-cir—
". ,rINTQN.
ntle Making:
Now Pi full swing, and in ,forst-class running. order.
0111 BIYn!w TILL THEIN POSTOP,
stop M..J
.BEDROOM SETS, 2 .PIECES, BEDSTEAD, !BUREAU AND WASI-ISTAND
SAT $9_50_ •
t
:GREA.P`- BAR•G ATNS IN F ITRN1TURE .FOR
6Q:DAYS•
' ` B C5A] F',0 C5 'CXR - P 0'
i r-7\ ext to R.,(tocey's Hardware Store;
New
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.Goods Arrruing , .Daffy;
CARSON BLOCK;.
0OTT'S,
Clinton, Ontario.
1Got>iiiCsiwro><i�t>t. CORN FOR .,ALE.`
,Mr. •'John Isl:eivillc, .leaves town in: a
few days, •to reside its Martcltestt'r; . . 1 n'AVI: a tnr,e•atnt Lunt of Corn for Fate and win
1 " •hoopa large stock on hand all the time •
. Mr. A. Wool:ntii, has purchased the cnntol,,�ov; 11; 1s41, w, a i't.ltttrx,Clinnton
House and lot of his. brother W. Wood-.
Tlie i4unaiercnek 'f.zr n•;. was >sold �n
•NOTICE.
Saturday for $5 floc 111r.t Jas • Mc ' • -- �
Cool, being the purchaser, This: is ciiii-
siiltred a, very cheap plaice„
• d'1L1; x,Tt N iuAttii& i;'rt4"
(4'orro, ted t•.eory'Tltu00,ey atternoent.) •
•whets, fall per bush., • 441.'95 to �1 14
[toil, • - i 17 :to 1 to
Spring, treed aft, . 1 :8.' to 1110
Pip, 1 21 '70 1 511
Oats, - ea 3, _ to n 22
Morley, • 0 77 to n 85
Yeas, • ' 5.1 • to . (t so
Floor, • • 0,50 .10 7 00
Potatoes, • - • • 0 51) to n' 55
nutter, • - o YO to o 32
P};ks, • •
I lav,
!fides
Sheepskins.
ileof,
Timothy,'
trIttn'Cairt'eil of the coil oration of the County of
tittrOtrof Q.itlere h, olill Ll
uthe oththe
fbeeetnheCourt r ttire
next. �Ali at)
o.uuts agatdst the'ouRcli must be. pont III yeter)4 the
fh5t• session of the 87000 thse of meeting,
i'F'rb It AI).AMM8n'�,
NLVembew 10, 1.881, County' Werk,
.NIGHtT -SOHOOL.
1,1: those wlshin tet tettetitf a nli„}tt sChonl to Ito
Welt by ? I r, itghb, 0 the t l ioh Sehntil; lir,
ru}sloe, of tlne Model fichot 1, and Lir. ,1. iI, :Ititutting,
are requested to lnoOt, on.Xtl'ttl•tt evening, 25th mist:,,
!tt theta+npof thCLitcrcry Anel Ioie:ntito 8octoty at
87471) 0 e'l0Cle o nt'1)• ' a
- �'li ifi • to 71 id, Neei-1,.bt E'«1, 1181
14 NO to »18 OA' • •.
0 50 to i 04 • .
00 too
n 0 t 1 bo on -1t 7 1 i'
( r
3 25 to 3 50
i:,
Partnership ; ' Dissolu.tion:
f)TT % is hereby given that the Tsirtnership qR•
t;itANT..-.In Taelorsinith. on int• Maialt, Alexander 1sttn,tbetw,en theruidrrsi>•ned 1l4 (1rocerse, et0.,,
Mt:Ken07i Grant, aged 30 rears and 3 months. f in the the town of Clinton, Will be disso0ted On the
idell,Vi(Itfl. -In uullott; on the 25th tilt. Thos, M. 7st of, •1•u,n [try, 1884, Parties indebted to then
tivutle aged 08 years deeply regretted,, trust settle the 4111110 11y that date, and those lielding
l i> 717 • to iroilett, on the 80th tilt john son of e10itns against then are requested to vend th,nl its.
r1lo8LPso\ & lie)i,liS•
d t+t'• l - Drren(ber 2.4t., 7887.
'raos..Fc,tr,:aged t,,'1 y;ean1, 9 ult.,
and'2 •
•'
for thebig rush,'
•
All on' Account of ''Eliza,
they consented to atop at .
Harry Fishers Shaving Parlor,
wherathey w0nld got 71.e 11t11114T r►A1n (11'T and
811A'V1ti in foien. Next dour to tlio Contmerelat 110:
to,.Llititoth •
MY . S EO,IA I T '' NOW
Boys� Overcoats.. Wad 1.flSters..
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MItNIl SETS THE BEST •VALUE' IN CLINTON
• i.
z9lack Cashmeres, Velveteens,
Wool squares, Blankets,
Shirts and Drawers,.
W1/ S E ill A, N t.
The Dry Goods House of Clinton.
Xmas and New Year Qards,
',alaeand l a;'ie.d, 41,88ov11nent (f.ultl Finds.
Canadian tSeenery > for Old oua -
try friend.
EVERY ESCRI'PTION OF HOLiDA p:0004...
Ne) Line of Picture frames and Mouldings.
•
�JQ+RAO:E• FOSTER
:iG'rHES'T AWARD
e CenfeniiaI Exhibition 1
The Unitod States Centennial Conantlssioa have, 'upon the 'recotnipendatiuli
of the Judges of Group No, XXV., have-unapilnously.'awarded to SOHA11.M•t e(:
Go,, szianufaeturers of Grand, Square. anti: Upright •T'iaiiorFettes, FIRS"f .
MEDAL OF MERIT and DIPLOMA OF HONOR' f(n.
the l;
biiscntial Qualities of a,,;perfect .t'iano-Vorte, viz;V'oluule„l'utity,•ant!
Evenness of Tong; Elasticity, of Touch, and Superiority' of Wo lkmanship.
(Signed) ' • -
•.fk. T•GOSliO1;N, • J.:1, C'‘101314.1I:Tt, J.:li:l1<11i1]tF1;
• ltirtetui General, . . ' i&.ctet 7i•y, 1 `Piesidon,.•
gave•seeurecl the A.geiley .of -,tire above for...Oittcu'iq andwiP
• keep constantly on. hand a-FU:J'L.L. STOCK.
•
•
•l 21t a word the' SO . s '
t I•i14i1i,R,• P.i.�1.NU IS made to -stand, ,slot diet els, as .rin oi•ua
mental piece of Furniture; but as a 2111u:saca.l Instrument i not for a flay or a year
.only, bat for. lifetime, ' 1t is honestly made, so that continuous and sesere use
will not impair its fine qualities of Toile and. Action, and owing to its extra and
siib;Amami case work, it will. venially longer in tulle than any (ether ..piano, fuui •
(•enclure0(8 a•• faithful means, the harmonious interprotattons. of -the beautiful is
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naic,,?Ve. will n�unhantee satisfaction iieveryrisi:ct,'
••
••' . e Corpanv gives iilth each Piano ct Yid)'ranty, to .1 e
a PERFECTeINSTRUMENt IN EVERY RESPECT, :made of the 'Best Sea
'coned. aterlall and hold themselves responsible for the term of 6 .Years.
• ' Organs'
i
ecox�d� �3an Pianos and
Taken n Exchange.
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