The Huron News-Record, 1886-10-20, Page 5You kno. w we employ one of the
most Expert Mantle Cutters.
We Guarantee. You New De-
signs and Comfortable Pits..
See .our :Big Range of • Mantle
Cloths and 'Trimmings ,.
We treat everybody with civility and think it no trouble
at
CEO. E. PAY & CO
The Dry -Goods Emporium of Clinton. "
.to.'
Editor l\retce-Recorch.
DEAR S71I,-I see your town cotem,
]las it that a'L' ondsslioro luau makes,
a whole carriage .and that he has
taken three prizes each at Blyth and
Bayfield; - Give honor where honor is
dna. P. W. Hayward was awarded
four prizes at Bay tfeld ; Mr. Bruusdou
two. So much for. whole .carriages..
At Blyth the Lonilesboro mau got
three,- , wlailo P. - W. Hayward . was
awarded four. At Clinton show John
Leslie took three prizes'aud .won •the
Armstrong dinner, bell, value. $10,75 ;
P. \V.-Haywardffve ;'and Mr.. Bruns-
don four. Now,.I am an uninterested
party, but .when uirscrppUlous and
lyiu writere,iiude[tate our business
m1rn, I think it only . just • to let.. the
truth be. known to•the conunuuity.
Yours,
FAIR PLAY.
1I1G1I SCIIOOL ENTRANCE,
EX AMINATION S.
• In additioli:10 those passed by the
Local Board of Examiners in July;
thefollowing namos . n oi'e.'i�ecorn
mended •add allowed by' the 'Depart-
•
ment :- • .
• . CLINTON.
Chirfebil'1, Gorge,\V.
1)A\ is, W. 13r rtritin. '
Me 1i.11all, Murdock.
Parrott, \\rilliain,
Phillips, William J. •
Youngblut, \\rilliaul
L'utchart, llgnes..
Cree, Bella.
King Maggio.
Magill, Bella. ,
Moir, Maggie.
Richardson, 1 ;tchel.
Scott, Annie M. 13.
WING11AM.•'
Carruthers, Janet:.
Elston, 1\rellie. .
.audio, Maggio.
Plenty,. Lizzie.
Gordon, Etta,
IIomllth; Rosa;
Hunter, ls�rbell�l: .
McLaren, .Jessie.. •
Straith, Jomima:
T umoth, Maggie:E.
RE.L0IOTJs U�Tz r
Tho Christian •tJrlion,• edited by.
1)r. Lyman Abbott, says: :
"The Protestant Treacher and the
ltornali Catholic priest, the Christian
minister and the Jewish -rabbi, have
more that is common `titan that' is
distinctive, If either sat under the
preaching of the other,' he Would:
perforce say Alnou to' most of what
lie hoard. Some years ago We' asked
'representat a divines in the Jewish, .
then• Roman. Catholic, the 'Unitarian.
the Calvanistic, and the I,Methodist
Churches to lswer .in'otte coluin.ns,
the question, What shall•I do to bo
saved? Neither saw theOther's
article till his own was Written.
They differed, certainly, and:iriSome
material respects ;' but. ,their agree-
meat \vans essentialand'fttndamentdh•
No answer was .moans'• .essentially
Christian than that of the, .Jewish
rabbi. Ifa:-.dozeii readers:- al this
article were to go by' agreenientinto
many ' church
y c es post,.Sabbath
morning, and: at boon • rt ole; to con -
pare notes, the peettliar idiosyucra,
sies of the pm -tellers would be found.
to imjti4rt tho chief difference in the
different. disaouises; it would take a
skilled theologian to detect. t10 Arai.
lninian flavor of the' Mithodist
Church, or the Calvinistic Ilaver in
r r
the Presbyterian (.hucclf. Those
i'tuniliar Picts illustrate' a truth which
neither min nor •
eo1)glegntt011s
sufficiently recognize. -that the great.
work of the pulpit is,•not to eilter-
lret now: truth, norieven to make
now applications. of ohl truths, but
to snake old applications of old
truths to now lives.-"
Those words should bo well pen
tiered by the Globe and other Grit
paPers that aro endeavoring to foster
discord.betwoen Protest[iiits,•ospeci-
ally Orange Protostauts; and Catho-
lies. Dr. .Abbott says about. the
differences between Jew and Chris-
tian, though ."in some resPects ma-
terial; yet . their agreoutont was
essential and fundamental."' So be-
.tweed Orangemen and Catholics,
though, they ,differ ipatluially, yet
fundan)eutally they agree to take
the. Bible for their guide
•
-The Quebec Grits and Rielitos
will likely have a majority.ovor Con.,
servatives in the Quebec:,Assembly,
• There was, a severe i dlicjnal:.'
shock felt at Surnmortj1h.; near
Charleston,' S. , ori , vlda)," 1)ig11t;
'-:1Tossrs Carleton;' Benno ''and
Washington arrived at JJlyth station,
Tuesday evening,' from ' `England,
bringing 'With' thein six fine- im-
ported stallions. •
•
Drummond,: of Blyth,
has taken suit against a lady. of that
village for .damages'•for defamation
of Character, •
-News of the: Murder and 'cre-
mation • of a woman by. one of her
neighbors ; colors. from Palaver
Rapids,"county of Renfrew„Out.'
11Ir; John Black, sou of Mr. S.
Black, Reeve ofTurnberry,. leas chased the Ca;sar faun, lot 11, coif.'
4, Turnberry. •• •
-The Parnellites howl for the
,destruction of the British ' Empire
and the 1: iolites for the destruction
of the Canadian Confederation.
-Mr. R. 'Sproulo, a retired iner
chant of Brantford, cornutitted sui=.
ciao by hanging 'hiulself in an out-
house.- • He was .wealthy owning
several• blocks in town, •and •a be{au-
'tifut home on :Terrace •IIi11. IIo:
was eighty years of -age
- Iaud,.the aileged.Sarnia'Anti=
Scott dynalnitard,has.been acquitted,
•Mr. Justice: (YConnor,• ,•Charged
strongly against the jury placing re
Hance on the evidence of a deter
Live who on his own sheaving inado
hlma. 1f accessory after the': fact,- in
order to ; .'r'e-re-lharil of :$70O for
'conviction.
-Rev. Sam Small is represented
. as saying, u reply. to Glob reporto'r
"Then ..'you smoke"-"Cortaluly."
Then in reply to, "You•don't believe
thero'is, any. harm in• smoking, thon1
"No, I',don't see'what it has, to do
with religion;".. And again; iilt.ro-
ply to, "Sonne 'preachers preach'
.against it." • "Yes, but I .guess that
is•beeause they left their.bibles at
home, and don't know what elso to
talk about."
Janes 'McRae, ,. of Dilttou, 15,
years of age, picked .9p, a rifle used
in target piactiee•with the' (Ned. of
Ir i'ng at a trees and bad the• intiz 1.o
pointed' towards Ajki, Iyhien tine gun
was accidentally cirschnrgerl, . ,The;
baltalrtered' the boy's body in• the
upper pavt•:of ,the 'chest, and it is
t
�sul posl±fl passocl through and struck
the spine, as the tower part of the
'body iii completely paralyzed. 'There
aro but slight .hopes of his recovery.
.--2Auch comment .was• abused
seine time ago when a Montrealer
named Poitrns was arrested at St.
Anne 1)e Bellevue. for having .re-
fused to obey ail' order of the con-
stable on duty i11 the' parish church;
to kneel on bout knees dining
a e J'tain portion of the service,
for "irreverence i11 c11•urdl'T'• .I'3i-
traswa fine $8,,
s1 d though
1 u 1[ he Wooded
g
sick less and inability to go on both
knees. He took action against con-
stable Lebeau, and the tidal by jury
came off before' judge Johnson%
After deliberating for a few ruin-.
010
DRESS DEPARTMtNT. -
We are
• e 1lO\� s11o�\*iJi� a very large and complete stock of DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, embracing
all the new colorings and styles aiid at popular prices.
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
•
We slow a very huge range of_Mantle.
ings.,'at a very low price; See them:
Stock large and well assorted in all departments. 1 Five. per Cent off for mix.
loths. Just opened out, a largeolot- of Tweeds, suitable for Ulster
JOHN 'WI1VI11T, '-Manager
E0ate J.° HODG-ENS..
Utes the jury retnrned with a ver•
diet dismiseingg.hlje plaintiff's action.
-A. woolen named Rebeccal 1)ay,
who has a bad reputation, .lived in
a house owned by ono Nathan Stev
ons,, in the Township - of Bastard,
For sone time Stevens btis • been
anxious to get rid.of her, and has re,
peatedly offered a'rewardto any ono
who would put her out.of his house.
'A recent report says be offered some
parties .$1Q and a gallon ofwhiskey
for doing the job. Olio night Mrs.
Day was aroused by three masked
inen, who wont into the house and
commenced .throwing the furniture
out of doors She -sent for her self-
in.law, hurton Carr, .`I11 af`e\ nfitt-
utes Call Arrived, and while trying
te' stop the:tiiasked intruders ' was.
snot 'by olio of thein, .and killed in-
stantly. Coroner grails, ••of'l3rock
viper will hold an .inquest. The
Murderers, a o•supposed,to bo three
.brothers named.Carlo, two of Whom.
have beon captured.' •
• • Iltl)1tT11IS.
TIIO➢1PSON . On Tuesday 12th, just;.,
the wife of Mr.`Jokn Thompson, Gyder.
fah tp., oCa daughter.
BLLPRY.-In lilyLh on 16th. inst.,'the •
• wife of A. Belfry, of a daughter.. • •
CROOKS, In Uoderieli'township, ,iii the
9th. inst., the wife of Mr. W. Crooks,
Of .a daughter. •
• 1I,\ItItI,t(".,ES.
1'ICIIP,OR\ I:-I1ILLOCI:.-At Coderieli
on the 12th. inst., by the Rev. 1)r Ure, •
lir. William D. Tiehborne to Miss
. 'Louisa Hillock, both .of (;oderich Ali.
--Sale Register.
• 'parties getting. their'sale'l,ills printed at
THIS Nitws•Icrowt0olheewill receive anom notice
every w eek• until the data of sale. The hake in
the majority ofeases is worth he Price of the
SA'r noAr; OC'ro.nrR •'23al1,-postponed
auction sale of valuable tintlier lends, Sit•
.•irate in Colborne tp. Sale at l olmesville
at niie a'cloel p In 1\. J llarri , pro.;
'1 M.. Cadntg;atictioneei'.
Tlrtnlsnav, Oi'Tonabi 2311I -•on lot 10,
BayGold con.,' Gollerin% •'township ; farm
stock, implements, etc., at one o'clock p.
n. Wni.. Townsend, proprietor;* T. „Mi.
Carlidg, auefioneer
M:-
Catlllg,aucfioneet j
•
\\ F, '.iSDA', "'io) EMrrit 3ltn-'on lot
L.R.\V., Stanley,toanship; linen stock
:and itnplettion-t•H�.s�it, 0110 oclouk p
'Sharp, no teserve.' Oeo: Castle, proprietor;
Win Plarrison, aiietioneor;
MARKET REPORTS
Corrected every Tuesday, afternoon.)
CLINTON.
Flour $4 00 to 4 ('0
Fall Wheat, neW & old 0 78 to 0 70
Spring Wheat 0 78 to 0 30
Barley .. 0 45 to O 50
Oats 0 27 to 0 28
Peas • •
A pples,(winter). per bbl
Potatoes ..
• Butter
Eggs -
11 try
Pork
Cordwood
73eef f .; •
•
Wool
Wheat in Chicago, 71,1 ;
to 74..
047 to 047
I. 00 to, 1 50
0 3:5 to (1'40
0'12 to 0 14.
0 14 to''0 '16
8 00 to 9 00
5 00 'to- 5 '01)
'3 (X) to 4:00
0.00 to 0 00
0 17. to 0 20
lil'Toronto' 73
Credit: Sale
_aY
TIJIIliEll :
POSTPONED-
UNTIL---•- . ..
S atur a
lat. 23
Tito property ' is Situate tit" the Colhnrne
curl 0f the 1 tolntesvtlle ht•i,lge, and will be
c,ffered in iota of Ton Arjys and upward.
All hell timbered. '1'Iie proprietor Will
guarantee $20 gin arta ;for the lots atter
they tiro cleared ; end the 'J'itplier as it
stands is po,iith ely worth double that sant.
Sitio at flloltilieSvi1le. Abet, 23rd4
1884, nt one o'elork illi
• the Itirtcl•nalorl. •
T. M. CAi11.JN11. J. 11', J1AIlnis, '
• AttetlOttetr: • 1'riltrtotor
Shorthorns for Sale..
{IELD MARSHAL, a One animal 12 nlonthe
J, .old, got by a \tvsie bull and 'his dam u.
Matchless Cow; grandam Matchless IOth, by
Imported Statesman, from Imported 'Matchless
16th, by Senator, etc. Also, ONE MATCHLESS
COW, due to calve in November, and ONE.
ISABELLA CALF, 7 months old. Tho above
will be sold on. reasonable tertns, and will all be
entered Ot the nonunion short [torn Herd nook.
For further particulars apply to W. J. BIGGILNS,.
Elmhurst k'arnm, Clinton, Ont. 41.1=-31
Mr' In regard tq a •sister of FIELD MA11
sum, which was sold from the .Elmhurst'
Herd last sluing to \L'. Lang, tot' • St,
Mary's, .Wecopy. the fallowing from re'
marks *made on Mr. Lang''s stock in the
October wittier of the. Canadian Live.
Stock 'Animal.; . "In.young tlameswe,nc,
tined. the grand •two year•oli heifer,
Matchless, carrying a calf to . Baron
Brawith, an Empress.in evefy sense of tho
term, as the tape line,: compass and square
could hot faiilt'hea See Oct. No. Can-
adian..Live Stook _Journal, p. 279. ish'.
Lang has also_awt young Matchless bull at
the head of his 1181 1, which was purchased.
from the Elmhurst 1letd last, spring,• and..
N Licit js also referred to intbe Same article;
STAM PIiG.
Willis' Transfer Paper Patterns
Sold in Strips for ,1 nibroidery, .Braiding,:
etc., also complete designs ;for Slippers,
Brackets, Aprons `'dillies, Conies, Smoking
Caps, etc. air The design, is warranted
not to eruiaplo off the paper pattern or to
tub off .the ramie when transferred. :A
spleitdid.assi�rtmeut of '
.FARCY.' GOODS' ARRIVING DAILY.
W, Cooper, Bookseller
•
ESTRAY H F'ER.
`7031no-ln± the enclosure of. the subscriber, Lot
31, Cori, 1.1, Ila tp-.o-n or about the middle .of
August, 1111E 71E11C4ll"n r old past, spot-
ted red, and' white. 74113'owner lb. requested to
prove•.tiioporty, paw expenseelnuf .take the
animal away: . • NY'..J. 1len111111N.
Mullett, Oct. 11, 1880.' : , •• 413..3t
•:ESTRAY HEIFER.•.`'
Come on to .(n3• premises, Con. 12, Hullett,.on
1 or about the ist of Jure last, a t•earlingHeifer,'
Stria size, white, with some.red shout the ears.
and neck. The owner will please prove'itroperty,
pay O341eu8es and take the. animaraway.
• ANDREW WILLIS. .
• Milled, Oct. 1880.7112,:, . . 413
•ESTRAIY'.ST.;EE R..
Caitie into the enclosure of -the subscriber., ldt'
,20, eon. 2, Halletp, .about: the 20th Septeutbor,•,
1880; a BLACJ>, STEER with, 80111e white spots,
aged two 3 ears old past : The owner will please
call; prove property, pay purges and take the
animal away.
. • 412-3t CHARLES JOHNSTON.
.TO -THE Ou. RMERS !
Stadr your Own interest and go µ•bore
you can. get •
Reliable ',:Harness,,:
. I manufacture nine but tlio,Iijon o,'STOctr.•.,
Beware ojslmpd that dell ihfapd.as they 3111latus -,
put.to lire ' Call and got:ptices. Orders, .:.
by .mail promptly :attended ,to.' .t
.11AIINJ'OSS'EMPORIC'M,'3BLVT119 ONT.'
COMMISSION' BROKER:.
Members Toronto Stock Exo`lYangt
Private wiT:ii to"r0)totT0,11(ONTR1r;AL,
NEW PORI(, Cfi'ICA00, • slid
'OIL um• •
SIOCIics, P0N1)S, (,MAIN, ..PRO\ IS,
IONS and 014,bought and sold
''yy• ••�y
�••' far ,cash or margin, •.
014. l- .Il.
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Corner/ Batten bury and, Al burt'Sts,
Jas. .'T
ho
Yi1pSnI1, Mgr.:
Clinton, July 14,:1sb0:
• 1.1, li,t RTI($1111ninTt�:v To i s will Please
11, pay amounts to J 1VIS1 11AN, .lemager
Ott1O Ilod) etts Estate, hvfnre the 1st .May, as
after that date accounts wi 1 he placed in Court
'for eolleetiott..-C, J.,'Pe''1'1111.1 & CO. \3;:,g
EO, PO:TTS, House, Sign,}`
Cr 1'!f lAtIE t
1 rr11 „l
a, et a and r ,
a nxni,`
I t n rut e[Imr i
En bone. 1:Srhoot /Jladthnardc,a tweeialtlt, Salie-
tnrhnn (Atari&»tad ant!phires tri.th the tuner,
.,
h<x dn,Ce..-
dtarrl.Ytrrr 1. CI, S1'° X. tr?,j'
Prof, Low's 7fagie Sulphur Soap is
highly reconnnended for all Immure
and skin diseases.
Big Purchase .of Ladies and
Children's
'BLACK AND CASHMERE.'
COLORED •
0 '
GLOVE
S OVER 500
Ata Reduction of It '35"6 per cont=the grandest•valuo' We: have error
offered. Also,
SL' oF' V
O
Bought from the Manufacturers,' which we offer at nearly' '1holesalo.
Prices: In a few days we \r•i11 open. another case of those
•
eav Dress Goods . at 1
� 1 � 2 • Ctae.
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DETLOR 8c CO`Y
SH EPHARD'S.
aragoii-::
collo
:11.
1 . Superior to all otlxers. gitr
:dr Superior Steel `Nails..
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July, 1880.
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Iron and liard'avxni•e. Merchant;•
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1\Tz'o1\T_.
CUNNINGHA]flE
'Has' been a1 pointed sole agent for this celebrated Teff, Of itself it is the
best value in the.market, besides winolz . ,•
A T-TANDS O M4 P
m ., .. • o RESENT.,
given to efrery purchaser of 3 Bps and upward'. It' is t t in, half -
1 up
51 "Pound packets at
50 TO 70 CENTS PER POUND.
Plt'
tchasels needt , :buy 1 ny 34bs at encu ili;ortltt to ,,,Yet n Present, • 100
different books to choose from. Try a 25-erl11 packet of Li -Quer Tea, ,
,Sole agent for 1'1;1mm:4ASN'S i`1;Asr, the best in the world, •
John.. Cunninghame,. -Clinton. •
DRUG S'
ORE.
The mudersigned has just 'o 'opened a new Thug ,5tn1'e,.10 3401:80NR
NEW'
13L W� on � l
STUNT, U 1111t�N' 4
i � (lli�,l'.l, two'dltark west oftho City.
Book .Store, where W 11 be fott,t 1 n (0tnidoto 01'snrtnront of Pitr(1
11r11 K 4:11:1 Clieinients, also Patent iiiedliei'Itca ;i11,1R
lll'n, `1;isis' Sundries--itl that the public may 'ask far in thosft
Haas.•
canton, 131.11Januat}y 199(3. A. WORTHINGTON.
1', ,- mace cllnn3aal from tetlCdenro tc
slot ,