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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1891-12-16, Page 8rtitesswer, 'CONSUMPTION 'trllis :GREAT incceiaful CU is'Witllout a inggicIne, A11 [zed'to sell it a test that lie fully stand. Sore Throat, it -will Sure, uta. Croup, or it proigptly, dread that insidious SU11XPTION, will cure you your Druggist Price 10 eta., your Lungs use Shiloh's CURE. NStT11lk'-IQT parallel (141 on other If or yen. Whooping and doff or for 50 are Porous COUGH in , ,1bt4 a positive;guarautee, cure you have Bronchitis, If. relief fail cost SHILOH'S cis. sore Plaster. - tiv CU>3E, this e CURE, thehistory •t1f t fire. author- t. can puccess- 9 a Cough, R use it, for J. your child has D Cough, use 'T is sure. If you disease CON. to use it, it a nothing Ask g CURE, J and $1.00. If D or Back lame, 25 els. d • To Advertisers. n All' changes of Advertisements, to d insure insertion in the current issue, I must be received at the office not later 6 than Monday noon. Copy for r cfe'anges received later than Monday 1{ ancon will hereafter be at the Adver- tiser's own risk. t WHITELY & TODD, Publishers. E rile Huron News -Record r .50 a Year -S1.25 in Advance C i Wednesday, Dee. - 1Gth, 1891 LOCAL In and L)CAI. No•rtcss.—All columns of previous to an admission _a pecuniary be charged line. 'l'HFi PAPER IN Tills 1 NEWS. i.- °1n 1 the "Bub.' i notices in chess 1 meetings or entertainments, 1 holding of the same,at which fee is 3harged,orfront which benefit is to be derived, will at the rate of ten cents per '. sr LARGELY CIRCULATED SECTION. Ott, WHAT A COUGH I—Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terri- ble disease Consumption. Ask your- self if you can afford for the sake of saving 50c., to run the risk and do nothing for it. \\-e know from ex- perience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. It never fails. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. We are offering special bargains in Crockery and Glassware. See our prices before buying. Groceries as good •and as cheap as any in town. MCMURRAY & WILTSE. TUITION IN MUSIC'. Miss Galloway, who holds an honor certificate from the Alma College , Conservatory of ulueic, is prepared to take a limited number of pupils. Cr_ri have a specialty in Labatt's. fine Ale and Porter in i; and i barrels: Also other reliabley brands in bottles. 'Fine imported Scotch Whiskies. Brandies, Rum, Gin, and the very finest of Sherry and Port Wines and Canadian Whiskies. We have Guineas' Stout and Bass'- Ale, re- commended by the medical faculty. G. II. Mumna' Extra Dry Champagnes in stock. Your plum pudding sauce ' or mince meat will not be complete without our fine brandy. -J. W. RITER, Albert street, Clinton. R. B. P. No. 161 meets this (Wednesday) evening. Mn. J. L. STURDY, of Harriston, passed through Clinton ou his way to Goderich last Wednesday. THE County Orange meeting in Clinton last Wednesday was very largely attended: TowN CLERK. COATS is again on 'dock and able to take part in his customary business. Mn GEO. WHITE, of Blyth, who has been working near the Soo the past summer, gave us a call the other day. Ho, will return to the Soo in February. SHOE FACTORY B0NU6.-A by- law has been passed granting Foster & Co., shoe manufacturers of Ber- lin, $2,000 to start a factory in New Hamburg. " 'TIM • TRIG O 1 . , Ciinto0 Qu>1 lead a lrioudly hoot, at 'lure- .birds, Thursday,; in tiara'}• Tho :shooting was exasl7- apathy good, as lha following loom ill show,. The 'bird, were remirk- uly lively and seemed by their hor centric deadly to be aware :that .enemies Were after hem. , 'IItST SHOOT. Overberry , ....0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 Htocttley 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-- 9 Wallace ,,.11111,00000- 6 McMurray. .., ..:...1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 I. 1- 7 r, Btackull ............1 1 0.1 1 1 1'i 1 0- s Whitehead. •• •• •0 0 0 11.0 0 0 1 0— .Cole z 10Q1110101.0 Miner 1 0 1 0. 1 1 0 1 0 1- 0 SEC. ND SHOOT. Overberry 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 llinchley 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -10 Wallace 11i=000 5 -a McMurray 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 9 r. I3lacltall, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-12 whitehead' 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 - 6 ]7. Cole 1 1 1 1 1 0 - 6 Miller 0 1 0 1 1 1 - 4 Johneton 1 0 1 1 1 1 - 5 THE NEWS -RECORD was much pleased one day last week by a call from Miss Sturdy of Harriston and a lady friend. Miss Sturdy had been attending a ball at Soaforth. BOY DROWNED -A young lad amed Watson, aged about 13, was rowned in the •Maitland liver at Vingham, Friday afternoon, while kitting. His body was recovered text morning. His parents are nuwn in Clinton. MILITARY BALL. -Tho officers of he 33rd Batt. purpose holding a rand military ball in Clinton about he middle of January, which will to doubt be the leading. social event If the season. Invitations will be asued this week, A BIG JONTnecT.-The Milton, Jut., Champion says Monday ast the head teacher of the public chool had a contract on hand when le thrashed no lees than thirty-two If the boys that misbehaved them• selves at the entertainment on Fri - lay evening last. The second eacher took a hand in and repeated lie dose to sonic of the boys that node some remarks about him and young lady that he was escorting home after the entertainment. erry Xmas 0, XMAS PRESENTS! Have yen secured them ? We have jlst opened. OVA raft of nice, dobby goodssuitable for XMAS GIFTS for everybody, comprising is part 125 Dozen Handkerchiefs in White and Colored Silk, Japanese Silk EMb'd, Initials, Duplex, Fancy ' and Scollop Borders -at 2o.,„30. and 5o. 10 Boz. Fancy Bordered Towels. 0 Doi, Wool Squares in Black, White, and Colors. 50 Dozen Black and Colored Kid Gloves at. Sale Prices 50 Fancy Tidies—very cheap. Received to -day another lot of BLANKETS --$1,60, $1.75 and $2.75 a,pair. UND 3RWEAR, . HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, RIBBONS, LACES. etc., in endless variety. OUR MILLINERY STOCK is still full and complete - 15 per cent discount for cash. _: s em az co_ (W. A. RUTHERFORD, „Liquidator.) GOI\G AT HALF PRICE 0 viii hite tIan Handkerchiefs, 500.. 75e.. $1, $1.25, $1.50, - r Fine Neckwear, r, 25c., 50c., 75c $1. Silk Mufflers, $1, $1.25, $1.50,,, $2 • Silk Braces, $1, $1:25, $1.50.. Fine Gloves, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2. - Fine Umbrellas, $1, $1.50, $2 $3, $4,50.. * * .I. * 4. t t * t * t * t * t * t a lisFurs. * Y S CATTLE SHIPMENT.-•Messrs.IIearn and Couch shipped from Clinton, Monday afternoon, two car loads, 43 head, of exceptionally fine cattle for Toronto and Montreal as a con tribution to the Christmas beef that will gladden the hearts and tickle the palates of the denizens of those oitice. And it must be admitted, if appearances count for anything, that the animals will do justice to the judgment of the shippers and reflect credit on their breeders and finishers. ST. PAUL'S CisURCII.-The young men of the church gave a Social on last Thursday evening•in the school room. Refreshments were provided by the ladies and the following pro- gram acceptably filled: ---Solo, "I am King," Mr. W. A. Rutherford; read- ing, Miss Mounteastle ; solo, "Tho Stream of Life," Mr. Spalding; solo, "A Girl of Three," Miss Jackson; reading, Rev. W. Craig; duet, "Hope Beyond," Miss Laithwaite, Mr. T. S. Kitty; reading, Miss C. Mouutcestle; God save the Queen. AN UNORDAINED CHAPLAIN. - Mr. John Croll, of town, was talk- ing to a man in the country the other day who congratulated Mr. Croll on having a son in the- minis- try. Mr. C. denied the soft im- peachment. "But," said the man, "I saw it so stated in THE NEWS - RECORD. "Well," said Mr. Croll, "I don't like to dispute such excel -- lent authority, but there is a mis- take somewhere." Further talk de- veloped the fact that among the officers of St. Andrew's Society as given in THE NEWS -RECORD appear- ed the name of "John Croll, Chap- lain," hence the mistake. ORANGE ELECTION. -The annual meeting of L. 0. L. 710'ou..M.onday evening was largely attended. The following officers were elected for the current year, and installed by County Master Todd: -W. M., Bro. Wm. Walker ; D. M., Bro. Thos. Kearns; Chap., Bro. Geo. Hanley; Rec. Secy., Bro. D. S. Cook; Fin. Secy., Bro. John P. Sheppard; Treasurer, Bro. John Ford; D. of C. Bro. D. Steep; Lectur°1•s, Bros. W. S. Swaffield, P. Centel. • Sr. Com- mitteeman, D. Centel & , yler, Bro. Jacob Connell. Aud 'si's, Bros. T. M. Carling and S. S. Cooper ; Scrutineers, Bros. Wm. Lee and • Peter Cook; Past Master, Bro. W. G. Smith. DEBENTURES SOLD. --Tho tender of the Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Company for the $25,000 5 per cent, sewer debentures was accepted by Berlin council, The bid was $26,- 557, being about 6 1-5 per cent. premium. GARBUTT, a former resident of Wingham, whose case for alleged forgery in Texas has occupied the -court and lawyers in Toronto for sumo time past, will according to the latest decision of the legal tri- bunal, be extradited so that he can be tried in Texas. THURSDAY evening about fifteen of the lads and lasses of Clinton drove out to Mr. Gabriel Elliott's, ontlio 'Mina! Tine, ` and'epen' "a socitil time with his family. The visiting party express themselves as highly pleased with the hospitable treatment they received. 75 Kinds of Purses' 12 Kinds of Card Cases 15 Kinds Shopping Bags 10 Kinds Pocket Knives 20 Kinds of Brooches Phot • graph Frames,, Photograph Easels, Dinner Gongs, Autograph Albums, Ink Stands, Crumb Trays and Brushes, Perfume Cases, and other things too numerous to mention—all marked in plain figures and all going at half the regular prices. We want these cleared out to .make room for Japanese Goods expected soon. 0 0 S. S. Seal Caps S. S. Seal Muffs Persian Lamb Caps Persian Lamb Muffs Persian Lamb Collars Astrachan Caps Beaver Caps Beaver Muffs - Beaver Capes Beaver Collars, Beaver Gloves, Sable Muffs 0 We carry the Finest Goods in Furs that money can buy, and people who appreciate' Good Goods should see our Selection. 0 Jackson °-. ros.. Hatter's and Furriers. Robins Bros., Book Store and News Depot, Clinton. Mold on a Tifiriute Before purchasing your PRESENTS. MRs. WALL has completed an ex- cellent programme for a high-class concert on January 19. The lady was under the tuition of Professors Bischoff and Leavitt, and is- well qualified to successfully carry out a high-class concert. Dn. BRUCE has supplied hie den- tal surgery with an operating chair of the latest improved device. The patient can be placed by the opera- tion of mechanical appliances in any desired posture with the greatest ease. One could fancy that it would be a pleasure to have a dental opera- tion performed while being so com- fortably placed. DOING Goon Wonx.-It is always pleasing to generous minds to hear good of their friends and more es• pecially to hear of their usefulness. It will therefore interest- many of .our readers to read the following from the Belmont Times :-"St. George's church, Belmont, was crowded to its utmost capacity on Sunday evening. A number had to leave owing to the crowded state of the church. The Incumbent, Rev. Geo. W. Racey, is evidently a popu- lar man judging from the attendance at church." NOT GENERALLY KNOWN, -At Toronto a storekeeper was fined $4, for having sold what was represent- ed to be a quart of oysters without having measured them. Referring to the case, the Empire says x - When you ask a dealer for a quart of oysters and he grabs a-dardboard basket instead of a tin measure, slams the lid off a crockoryware tub, ladles out scoopfuls of bivalves and ice and stuff, slaps down the card- board cover and says "60 cents," meanwhile transfixing you with e stony glare, he is acting contrary to law. You can't reach him • because of the stony glare or the price, which are the chief offences, but the Weights and Measures Act provides that "Any person who uses for the purpose of buying or selling any articles or ascertaining the price to be paid for such articles, any weight or measure which has not been dt1lr. imlseuted--and -stampedaccord- ing to this act, shall, on conviction, incur a penalty not exceeding $50 and not less than $5 for each of- fence." DOMINION DOINGS. -Christian McLeod of Rat Por- tage, died from the effects of poison, and a coroner's jury is trying to dis- cover if it was a case of murder. -It is rumored in Montreal that an action for conspiracy io defraud the province of Quebec out of $100,- 000, is to be taken againet Boodler Pacaud. -Cole, who was convicted at Kingston of an attempted rape on Annie Maud Armstrong, of Tam- worth, has been sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary. -Benjamin Harris, who lives near Carifton, Ont., was visited Tuesday night by "Whitecap." who threatened serious consequences un• less he properly supported his w ifs and feeds his horses. Harris is known as the laziest man in the - -The total shipments of apple from Montreal this year are in th neighborhood of 312,867 barrels which is an increase of 152,273 barrels over last year,tlie figures then being 160,595 barrels. The apple trade has been an active and profit able one. -Two young men named John Walsh and CharlesCarroll,eruployed at the Hamilton Iudustral Works had a quarrel on Tuesday, and Car- rot threw Walsh otrthe sand drum machine used for sand -papering boards. The machine revolves very rapidly and in a. short time it had ground the clothes from young Walsh and lacerated his body fear- fully, Walsh suffered terribly. ,It was -found necessary to cut the re- mainder of his clothes off, portions of which were round into his flesh. A warrant was issued for Cattoll, but be cannot be found and has like, ly skipped out. -John Heaphy, of Orillia, Ont., arrived in Detroit hon northern Michigan, Friday, proceeded to the Brush streetsdepot to take a train for home. He met a young man at the depot, from whom he enquired the time of the departure of the train. The young man was very affable, and gave him the informa- tion. Heaphy became confidential, and told the young elan that he had $108 in United States bills and $90 in gold, which he desired to ex- change for Canadian money. The man went to James E. Brodie's saloon, 251 Jefferson avenue, where the young fellow said he would ex- change the money for Heaplly. During the exchange, Fleapits?no- ticed his pile gettting smaller. 'He became alarmed and Patrolman Daniel O'Keefe was notified. The young pian was taken to tine Central station with Heaphy and locked up. A thorough search of Heaphy's clothes at the station disclosed but $35 of his original $198. Thirty- five dollars in bills of small denom- inations, such as Heaphy claimed 1 OEN, and $10 in gold was found up'n the young man. s e • 0 -Nova Scotia elected sixteen Conservatives last March and five Reformers. Three of the Reform- ers have now been unseated. -At a mass meeting of the Con% _eervatives of Kingston, Mr. J. H. Metcallt,.T, was"-honiiildteti` as candidate for the vacancy in the House of Commons caused by the death of Sir John Macdonald. IN IT with Nice, New, Beautiful and Useful Goods suitable for Christmas & Ne Year P��eseuis SUCH AS Setts Carvers in Cases Setts Scissors in Cases Table Cutlery Pocket Cutlery Silver Tea Spoons Silver Desert Spoons Silver Table Spoons Beautiful Tea Trays Acme Skates Hanging and Hall Lamps White Granite Steal. War Gold Medal Carpet Sweepers —the King of Sweepers,,and nothing more suitable for a nice Present, Call and see our Stock. We have made, a BIG REDUCTION on the price of STOVES. USE ROCIK OIL. iiite 0 nand Iron and I-Iai dware, Stoves and Tinware, Clinton, Ont..