The Huron News-Record, 1886-10-06, Page 8s
The Huron NewsRecord
''‘Vetittestlay;fietoberOth.,
LOCAL NEWS. •
Lit and Around tkc"nub," •
Sown t nth,
• 1'V ANM.-1000 bushels pota.
qfiee fur which the Nulled price will
zmid. Flooay.
• Ague.—At the West
g10 Fall Fall Show • at Goderieh
4 there Was a oolleetion of eight organs
from three manufacturers, two of
which wore Doherty,- of Clinton,
and, Bell, of •Guelph. The instrti-
%wits were thoroughly tested by
Prof. Foote and first honors award-
ed the Doherty. Tho Doherty
arreans aro always ahead,
tt,
Shasn-ur.lie other clay a
Single rig was standing inthe fan::
ning mill factory •yard. Tho horse
took fright and endeavored.tojump
the gates. Before the animal could
bo got under control the buggy
was badly smashed. His horseship
. was somewhat gratched, but no one
Was hurt.
A•Flxn Cor.4,-4..fr, T. 0. Doherty
-purchased theother :day ,a spring
-7colt, sued by Royal, Revenge (2,40),
dam. (2..37); the dam of Victor
(2,2•5). We understand Mii.Dolter-
ty paid a good figure. • Tho colt is
clean -limbed, lofty, and has: every
indication of speed.Although very
young, the animal givesevery' pro-
mise of becoming. ta valuable one.
Es•nrirnagn.-Clinteu dry-goeds
inerchants made their annual fall dis-
• play on Saturday, Dade* Hodgens
• estate, Robertson and Pay &. Co.
attracted the atteution of thousands
Of people Saturday. afternoon and
evening„. Clinton, dry -goods then
have the reputation. of energy- and
'enterprise„and , we can .asento our
•.teaders ,and the,' public generally
that this. year'S display excels.di
previous efforts. It \rill pay 'those
froth a ,distancei.wbother :buying in
large or small quantities, to., make
theirpurchasing. place. •
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•SUOUt.1) FRET, Puottp,---.The Do-
herty Organ ,Company'a band, of
Clinton,- has arrived on thegronnds.
They are a body 'of musicians of
which any establishment a town
slniuld feel a pride in supporting.—
London Free Pretz
A. Gain the
meeting of the Sarnia, Presbytery
held at Strathroy the other day, a
-call was road from the congregation
of Forest to Rey. JIM ea Pritchard,
of Manchester, in tile Presbytery of
Huron, signed by 84 members and
35 adherents, promising a salary of
$500 and manse besides the grant
of. $250 expected from the home,
mission. The call was sustained,
and. ordered to be transmitted to
• the Huron Presbytery.
A Godn 111,ovn.---It will be seen
by towi council proceedings that
transient traders' licenses haVe been
increased to $50. for one month,$90
for tw9, $1.20 for. three, and $20 for
every additional month,: This is
quiteproper, Our business men
should be protected froui all "cheap
jacks." • Goderich-and other pleas
hmi
ave
ado a move n the same direc-
tion. •We are strong .advocates •of
protection -to home industries, . even
if it•has a flavoring of' toryism and
the N. P, • •
• . Goon PlatTmoATL—Captain
Robertson, of the Grated. Empire,
vituvue • tjulpk,s. to Prof. E. Stone
Wiggins for a first-blass compliment.
AS is well known, the Professorhas,
beenadttino• a most terrific coins
bination -a earthquake, • cyclone,
hurricane and tempest,. Which . was
billed • to appear- last- week. • The
Professor's niece was coining down
from Winnipeg the same week;'also,
and tho Professor. \net° hei. to be.
Sere and eome by t,lie United Em-
pire. Thi$,,Capt. Robertson thinks,
proves that.wit en it conies to a tussle.
between 'the .United4ii'mpire and a
Wiggins tortilla:1o, :the tornado Must
• be aiontent with a second place:
Wiggins hasn't. faith enough in bis
own. tempests to •back • them a gainst
the • United _Empire, 4• .
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tni• FnEr Azrn
The courtd revision :Tor hearing,:
appeals against the voters' list for
the township of:Hay \Yes ,held on
the 24th.- :ult., . before his Ilona
auto) Toms. Mr. Eastings,'.of Seas.
fortha -acted for the"' Conservative-
party and. Collins, of Exeter for the
Reform party, • The 'Conservative
added 'twenty font names to • the
voters! rtst and the Reformers seven,
giving the Conservntives a net gain
of seventeen' votes. Eaeli courthut
one throughout the South Riding
adds a- Conservative 'n:Injority to the
voters' list, and the Liberal 'Comdr.-,
valves in each townshi.p are getting..
organized for. 'the Coining Contest.-
Diu! InrSti DE Dr..
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Lane
and Gee, Hill Smith. address
•ed • the people of•Bruee county 'at
'Walkerton yesterdey.-". They ..tyill
160 at, • Laudon to4lay, Clinton. to',
"narrow (Thursday), ant ,on
Friday; and at 'Do:relit-sou Saturday.
It will be seen dna :they visito14
h,taces whole, the.' nie'ssee, eau. hea-
then'. An invitation. is extended
le -everybody (ladi",trs,a'as well its,,,e•en7,'
Ittemen) to cornet to Clinton 'tentor
row (Thursday). Single; railway
fares from til points, good for two
days: • Should' the weather not be.
• favorable, •the • speaking willtake
islaCiein the„kowh hill Chaitto bo
taken at 1.30 ii.ni. Admission free-."
Bars] 1) urs. -Thos Sheppard of
Goderich township, has. an apple
tree. with as large a' anther of "fruit.
blossoms as well as good Crap". of
Matured .applesa--A lady whose.
husband is known' -to • be Cons
eervative, called. 'at s•Stationery store
in town to ordera duplicate ofsonie
Wall paper, Tho 'young lady ai-
sietiant, not knowing: the, Solt" re-
quired 'asked., ."Pit; whatpaper- did
Mr. Thank, getr.: . came
froln billind the offfee • wind6w,•
I1far7, of caurse",a-Geo. In I tun,.
jr., of Michigan,,,iS .Visiting friends
In this section. .11a is Married now.
snow.of•the .season in Clin-
ton, Oct.. IL--11.1iss Lucy Whitely, of'
Coderich, ws in town several llaye
last: week.a...tNIrs. Powell is en
.a visit to Toronto and Will remain
-there•.for sonio tiino. Mr.. Powell
:accompanied her 1 -Int •lias• returned.
john"0.• Elliott has:referned
:ftem a visit. to llliixois. All
;things considered 116 'believes' Oa:a-
erie 'is a better. country. He was
perfeetly astounded. at the'nember
of hogs and. cattle killed in Ohicro.
P.1,000' of the former and 14,000 of
the •latterrailailya • It takes one Man
n -LI his time shooting.the.caftleirbile
•another leads •the rifle.,.,'Tbedis-
patch wit1. which the: brutes are
despatched.estoniAled. even so Well
travelled a man as Mr. li",ltiotL-7-''
MIA, Henderson has 'returned
to. Goderich 'after .apending several
days• with friends in the
Mrs. David and Jamieson: Reed, of
(oderich, 'were visiting friends ,in
town last weeka,---Mr. W..1)empSey,
towr, returned front Dakota.. fast
week Where lie was during•the gam!.
nter.-,---111r. Brewer of ,the, Molsons
fhink, is home again. after a two
• wei)lcs' residence by the shoresof
t ' •
U tit great- unsalted seas.—The paved
water cotirse to' receive the dram's'
0Q
witOr from the marketplace appears
to be an exeellent Ogle
Cooper returned Annie. Thursday
after spending a fes' days in Detroit.
John Cooper, of Marshall,
1\fich., is visiting his 'brother, Ald-
erman Thos. Cooper.. It is eighteen
years since lie was here before. • lie
finds many 'Cliiint.,reas.. liej' in that
time, and thinks Clinton' is one of
the progressive Canadian. to *no.,
Mr, •W'rral Stewart, whohod been'
acting as hook -keeper at the Serpi'
factory for (CR4 wookm, jolt Awn
11oid4.—Fred, *Withlt, a former
Clinton typo, returned td NowYork
on Friday.. -;--Mr. S. ja..A.ndrews;.
although his mill has only been up
a few days, has "squeed" outsever-
al hundred gallonsof eider. --Mr.
S. Taylor has purchased Switzer's.
property on liattenbury street and
removed to the same.-a-Soveral of
our correspondents surely have gone
and got 'married ; wake up
T. C. Dohertyhas placed in front
of his property on Prineess. street a
neat and sUbstardial ue,w fence,—
Miss , Hattie 'Molloy, is vioiting
friends at Goderich,—Rev. Mr, Mc-
Comb will deliver a sermon in 'Olin -
ton, to the Foresters on Sunday
hris: Dickson,
•inton.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS:
h.ris. ]Dickson, Clinton.
PIIIIMINROMMICIONIMIKOINEW
next, .•at . 3 '.o'elock p.
Gee has returned to his post at the
organ factory,—The Doherty band
serenaded our dry -goods 'merchants
Saturday T. • Jury, of
Toronto, will deliVer a free lectare,
on later, in the Clinton town hall,
on the 12th inst. .• „ ,
Pmt.'s s. CLAmr.---This trial,
°tone off Monday andTuesday at
the assizes held in Codericii, before
'Mr.Justsce 'O'Connor, The matter
'colitplained of was contained in
bitter hobnailed in tire 2Ignws7146onn'
and New 'Era of Clintoncsigned by
the defendant, Robt. Clark, it re -
fared to . the unfoi•tunate, death of
:the late Mrs. Tried:, of Gederieli
toWnship. • Mrs, Trick was a sister
'of the defendant and he insinuated
• that. there were death of his • sister
that Jeft•graVit • suspicions of mo-
le:sue* or worse-, On the part of lier,
ittishand, and Mik Perdue, the plitin-
If rn this soit: Of course no ono here
a luainted with the. parties believe
that that there was . any :criminal.
wrong . doing on the part of' Miss
Perdue or Mr. -Trick. But the jnry
held that the letter was not lib.elious •
tinderthe circumstances, and bought
• in a verdict far thedefe.ndant, Cho'k.
Ii Gitriew end lir, 'Scott of Olin,
ton made oet.,a, Very good oiise • for.
Purdue. Mr. _Osier* of Toronte, 111
eross ekaminatiou of' witnesses for
• tha prosecution created a 'favorable,
inipression on the jaily • and inishiS-
,eloquent • anneal to the jury did the
rest. There is• talk of a new trial
1)1 ing moved for by Miss Perdue on
ho glen d of wrong ru liter or fills
direction to the jury et.i.thbe partof
the' Judge:
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••' .A Fac*--aIn an Tilmotincement
• about Printing some time .agoThn
•Nhws-REcono stated : "We .invite
"a comparison _of °or wurk with
'that of any othev office.west :of.
"Toronto." 'Severed of our connty
exchanges objedted,elaiming we were
not justified' in maleitig the •stste,
ment. .1fall exhibition posters were
printed in Clinton', Seafulth, Gode-
rich, Exact', Wingletm, Myth, etc.,
but tliose turned out by 'Inn NEWS-
3iEbonu,to practical and
printers ,say, wore a hundred' per
.cenf,.., better then any other in the
county. Wo du not about •
our job printing, but we invite
comparison of Our work with that
of any other office 'west of Turonto.
.. Tun QLD Or,n Sfonv,—On Sun-
day Afro. Siadall, of Lueknow, while
walking home on the shlowalk of
one of, tlic streetsof that village,
taught her• foot in a broken .plank
said she was thrOWil violently to the.
ground, She had a narrow escape
from a fatal accident, and as it is has
been confined to her bed, suffering
froth injories' received. . This is
soniothing whioh iny. happen in
Clinton at any time. 0 the, north
side of Ontario street a gentleman
• aught his•foot in a hole etnised by.
Itecay of i plank in the aidowttilt.
As it happened Iris boot e41118 oir iu
the twist given to his limh, other-
wise a broken. leg or sprained ankle
would have been the result. • •
Belfast.
Mr, Hugh MeCrostie has returned
to Dakota: • . • •
. Apple packing is being busily at-,
tended to in this vicinity at pre'ent.
The crop is good. •
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• Mr..Jahn Lougheed has re -shingl-
ed the roof of his. hotel, which adds
much to its appearance. : •
• Mr. Malcolm McMillan has eroct
ed a 'film' residonce this 'summer,
which will soon be ready.for occup-
ation.
Srimuel Alton has been laid up,
for,some time, having got 'his hand
hurt iu a threshing machine..
• Mr. Charles Rutherford is 4:pre:
Sent prosecntinghis studies in New
York.
TOWN PARLIAMENT.
Council net Monday evening,.
• Present -a -the. Mayor; Reeve; Mc-
Murc i o, Depirty:ReeVe Corbett, and
councillors Cooper, Manning, Fitz-
simons, Doliert,y, Copp, Jackson
and McKenzie,
Tho imam°comniittee r000111 -
mended thepayment of. the follow-
ing accounts : W h itely. & Todd,
.Printing and adv.ertising, $52.90:';
•printing, $22.12
coats, election exPenses, $26.68 ;
Jones' Johnston'$56;George
Houton, streets, • $58.21 ;
$3.50. Tax colledtor's suretiee were
presented and accepted. Weigh
scales reeeipts for Septeniber, $18,95.
.Fire and Water committee repast -
fire engine iu first-class working
order. •
The Knights of Labor were grant-
ed alb free use 'of the theLfpr
the 12tli inst, for a publie meeting.
'The by-liiw committee was in-
structed • to prepare a by-law to
' enable the corporation to purchase
any.,town debentures that may be
Tim sale, with the iginking fund now
On hand.. . • • •
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••01!',"
Mr. and Mrs: Paul Sineltzer have.
gone on an extended tour through
•Dakota. . • • •••
Mr. E. A, Mackenzie has- bcon.re.:
engaged in 13olfast school at. an in-
crease .of salary, •
Mr.. Geo. Ward was *genteel last
week by his hotter half with a bonne-
in,g baby .girl.
My. Daniel Alton, of Algoma, is
yisitinglhe ,old folks at home this
week: . • ."4 • . . .
NEWS ,NOTES.
• • Will Medutcheon for several
years past employed in Cline & Cols
liardware'store, Witighani,'intg-deft
for • Kamloops; ' Columbia,
Where he purposes taking . up his
residence. ' ' •
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The petition Of residentslo have
•a street lanip placed on the coney
6f•Mary and North streets was not,
(*ranted, . . s • :
By-law No. 8, for 1886, was'rectil,
a first,, second and third time and
passed; making the fees for at
transient 'trader's license' for one
Month $50 ; for • two. monthe $90
.for throe months $120, and forevery
additional, month $20—lieense not
transferable. ••
Tits question graditg Matilda
iltreet was ieferred to street com-
mittee.
Council then adjourned.
A NOISE A;:OUT
BOY'S CLOTHING
qt.
To keep our GREAT ST-OCK-T1F GOODS fully assorted with all the
Latest Novelties continually coming out, requires us every few weeks to
• visit, the city markets. •
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OUR FOUR GREAT DEPARTMENTS takes a lot of Goods, and to
buy successfully and wisely necessitates considerable study and work.
You have got to have all the New Goals to be found Cir else yon - -
soon have a Shop full of old ,goods that you can't sell :for twenty-five
cents on the dollar. The people want everything New, Fresh, and Nisce,
But we are' forgetting ourselves, We want to talk about
A visit to the Markets last week resulted 'in a 'heavy purchase of Boy's .
and Children's Clothing front one of the leading manofitetnrers of the t.1
• Dominion. We believe they will luCthe
/nest and Cheapest Selecfion
Everbronght into -Clinton,. and no person in need. of Boy's Clothing
should miss this oppoitunity.' We are showing a wonderful 1i10 at: •
But so wo Were, only able to get a email quantity at this figure, and to save .. •
' disappointinent people Should Call early. 'This purchsse includes. all the
• ' latest and finest goods fox the comine, fall and Winter. ': '• .
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Tho West. Lronbton•temperance
people at their meetingat Wyoming
reeettly resoled •"to organize 'the
prohibitionists of Lanibton into aa
political patty, separate .and. distinct
• from both•'Politicel parties now ex:-
isting," . • : .".•
The celebrated; stallion "Hat's'
•MesSenger,". oWned POO., of
GOS.Oluef,' N. • and 'vaned at:
$6,500,;died at Wingham last week
"It was in My: J. Dithilage's posses-
sion for Service when 'it died•from
paralysis' of the' boarels, . •
..—aAndrew , Lucas (colored) died
in Brantford last week ; 'supposed.
ago 128. He \Vas bait'. in slavery,.
in Tennessee and 'was ' General'
Jackson's 'servant. In Canada : de -
cased was highly thought ek•hy all
who employed him:
• fitICeyer saw such cliang.. o ina man
,in. my life as there has •been in—
lately. • lie.used to be so jovial and
informal in his manner, and now he -
is as stiff as a • %Ted' shirt." • "How
do ybu account :for it'l'%`
his wife. tellsOne -that ho went to
• the pantry one night Atkid broke. 'a
•slide or bread up.. had a bowl "Of
starcb. under theinipressioitthat it
*as milk .and -L---," ."Oh,no Won-
der he's ;tiff.", • • • .• •
" .MAHRi,tGES.' •••
FOS1ER-XIEIII.,:-..„ -At the residence of
lathe'r,,• Stanley township,
Wednesday; Sepil, 2t, Mr. Rein. Foster,
of Strathelai re, Man. , to Miss Magdalena,
eldest slaughter of .Mr. Valentine Diehl.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
. Simpson, Brucetield.• • '
• • BIRTHS'. .
GREM.—At Ridgetown, on • September
90th, the wife of Mr. A. J. Grew, for,
Merly of Clinton, of a son, • .
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.—Joseph • Warren, an eccentrie
haeholor, who lives ftbout two miles
from Duna, was found in his barn
on Monday last with his 'leek dialo-
cated aid a terrible, gash in his head,
extendino front his forehead eight
inches back, Over $2,700 ineh°,
ques and cash was found on his
petson. Tho verdietof the coroner's
jury was that Ito catoeto. his, death
• by fiifling head.first from the moor
to the 'floor below, it distance •of
sixteen leafs
a
Morris, Blyth, Oet..7t1, and 8th.
Stanley. branch. at.liitylleld, Oet., 11th
and 12th. •
Sate Registers,
Portico getting theirsale bale pinto at
nal Niave.amoOnO office will tuelVua M0E11 notice
every week until the date of enio. • The notice in
bttitt.najority ot CANS"fo wortia the price of the
OOTOhnit 7111-011 lot 32; eon, 6, Gude-
tivh township, farni stock, • implements
and forniture. Mrs. Gegen, proprietress
T. Ai...Carting, auctioneer.,
TilltINDAT; 001.011111t 14TII—Sale of 211
pal eel§ of valuable bush lands, situate in
the lownship. et' Colborne, at one o'clock
in tlie alternoon at liolinesville. J. W.
Ileitis, proprietor; '1'. M. Carling nue-
tioneer. FASI
° "7-0—
CKSON 13110THERS,
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Vqiii8hers•and llatters1
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'It isa fact which cannot be denied, that 0
Have got' one of the Neatest and Best Selected Stocks of
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ALL 0008'
• To be found outside of a city.
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•:.SU ..ITINGS-.
We can shoW 'you 'a fine assortmenc.of all wool 'Tweeds in check and •
mixed patterns, at prices ranging from $12 to $23.50 a suit.
‘. ••WORSTDS.
'We can show you a fine range. in Bleak and Colored, all. in Check and..
Wale, 'the latest design bein,,,o the Wide Wale, which for priee and quality
8annot be equalled elsewhere. Como and See them.
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OVERCOATS.
In Overcoats we afi-makinr,‘,:things hum. Wre have a 'special line or
• WORSTED OVERCOATS which we aro stilingVer •
Dan
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In different shades, whieli for price and einality beats the recast •They
; .• • are a Bonanza—don't fail to see. them. . .•'
PEA JACKETS.
• We can please the niost fastidious, both in prioo and quality.
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PANTS. 4
In Pants we are bound to meet your wants, for we have the goods and
• . juices to do it with..
The above are facts which can bo proven to you upon a visit to our
Establishinent. You will always find us to the front, both in Goods anti
Prices. All we ask is -an inspection of our goods before purchasing else-
where*, and then you will be convinced that C. C. Baum & Co. are
• advertising facts.
Xter Good Coat and Dint .11.Ittkers wanod.
G. G. Raitoe ift Co., Merchant Tailors