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SP EC1AL,NOTICE.
q it1 ' t0 tie cal to p to ,
dlosol> tion, ext the bear fatrtirai
. pi' the prig ting anld ulalis1ing
rz. of Whitely & Todd, all
accounts '-(tlte the frba • xiuustr ba
paid ler °NOE,
Gall at the aloe or Vomit by
Registered Letter or Post Off-ioe
Order,
WHITELY dv TODD.
Clinton, August 18th, 1882.
he Huron Neves' Reoord
'l.be a Yoer--S1•Zb to Advance.
1Vo/lnostlay, piny, f9t1t, 1802.
Llucknow.
The roads are very bad as a re,
suit of so much heavy teaming.
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It bus been . very ,cbld' here this
week. So extreme was the frost
many apples are lost.
As many se 15 cars of apples
daily have been shipped from this
station. This year about 50 thous-
and barrels in---all--will be shipped
from her
aru+Nded to its utmost t)apoolty,
Slituo of Qnr petit►ons w110 t9Q
in the haat • .sacral ort. $atutday
evonittg iu lielgr•ave prutUQOPPO It
a grated auoneaa ationotally ,anti
H. 7. D. oOUtirE.
nAa9teree, $>1LIOITOn, NOTAa2 rc>jz•.t0,
eoevewroea. as.
,- ,Jon's'no TAND. - --
oaloo oRo door northlof trio bank, cameosbeauee, Burnt. ISO
Apple` p
here and ti
yet. There
ere here, a
Clinton. H.
and he is
He fell from
and was a lift
and cracked j•1
Everybody loo
when there 18
Anne, except sev
bought their
When any one agently remarks :
,paid for that."
ticking is nil the rage
ere are a lot to Peck up
are a great many buy–
nong them one from
s name is Chtyles I -Ian -
packing for Cautolon.
a tree, about 25 feet,
le stiff, but worked
kgs just the s -lino.
ks eagerly for "Chas "
any business to be
oral who think he
apples too cheap,
its him about it ho
"Oh , well, I was
In and About Uuron county.
1040.4 a shall bole on the op Vfimi»
for to that taido by a bullet, Re
woks knocked eeneelene,, and had it
slotboon for the presonee tit hie cost~
pauion, who e;Etirlgniabed the tine, bo
would in .ail irohtlity Irma t Leen
burnt to. ,tl.eath."
—.1111,,' Itlownt. passed an act levy,,
ing sucoeeslou duties on bequests
over and above a certain amount,
The will of the late Idugl► Moore of
Dundas, eyuJea Mr. Mowat's Aot.
He was worth about $250,000, yet
his will'd f tl distribution
$91.098,50, lust a little less
of only
—Mr. A. Burnham, Galt, . grew I than tl
this year a turnip rooted blood heat
measuring 2Q- inches in circumfer-
ence and weighing 5 ; lbs.
_.About 25.000 barrels of apple:
have been shipped from the G. T. R
station, Goderiob, thus far this !dee-
pen, and the end is not yet.
—The death of Alfred H. Ayles-
worth, eldest eon of P. P. Ayles–
worth, of the Gth..conceeeiod of Ho•
wick township, took place on Mon-
day last of iufiawulation,
—Robert Menzies has disposed of
his farm, north halves Of lote 7 and
8, con. 13, containing 115 acres, to
Conrad Engel, of Grey township.
The price received was $4,000.
--The Globe of Thursday last con•
tallied the following paragraph :—
tt11r•. E. S. O'Connor, barrister, of
Walkerton, and brother of Mr. H.
P. O'Connor, M. P. P. for South
Bruce, 'has been appointed sheriff of
Druc.1, in .tlai place of Mr. Wm.
Sutton, recently resigned.
. —The shipment of apples from
Luelcnuw this season is solltetlliu).
euornnons, Up to Thursday 28,780
barrels had left by train and fully
5,000 more were waiting shipment
Half the apples/grown in this section
hU''o riot yet been brought in, and
it is ,rstimate,l that fully $150,000
will be paid out for apples delivered
in Lucknow this season.
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The standing of t
public school for 0
lows
5th.—Wm. E. Mil
4th --Rosie Wright,\
son, Wm. Mair.
3rd—Mabel Stieppar
ston, Ethel Jordan.
Sr.12ud—Frances Oa
Murphy, Blanche Melly
Jr. 2nd--Olie McIly
Joidau, Alfred Butt.
II. part—Jane Wrig
Granger, Olive Hill.
I. part—Minnie Kelty, Jae
phy, Eddie Ball.
The Women,e Auxiliary
work at Mrs.'Miller's on T
the 3rc. inst.
Mr. Thos. Farquhar, of
Green, was a visitor at G
Kilty's on the 1st iust.
Hallow eve passed of very-q'i
here. No pernicious' or pl
pranks were perpetuated on
people. Our boys deserve ' m
praise. •
Mr. Henry M.Vettie is viaitine
old friends here, May his shadow nev
grow lees.
L. 0. L. No. 299 will hold a rev
arch meeting on Friday evening the IS:
inst. The brethren are cordially invite
to meet on this occasion. •
re pupils of the
tcber is as fol -
ler.
7iunieThomp
d, Eva John-
kes, Meddle
en,
eon,
Win.
ht, Ernest
eie Mur
'net for
hursduy
Hills
M.
ietly
yful
our
uch
his
er
proof es or to
110Tgai.
;.L
,.arge peat. bads .ace..eaid to
exit�.t to \holt' Zootgwuship,
canals oA7Z Clxford, .
r, O. Fiig'�ay, a well,tu.do
facltl,ett, �.1rOvvilcd- )imeulf at Mount'
Ploaattnt, frit, on `.l`i►tiredny >aipit.t,
.Burglar's blew open the safe at
the Grand Ttunit station in Harris
ton on Thursday night and got
about $20.
—Fifteen carloads of caftio frown
the ranch of Right. Hon., Sir Stave-
l.y, Q., M. P., arrived in
to amount which would conte '1'oronw Saturday.
—The jury in the Lender Smyth
case, iu London, have returned a
verdict allowing -.£500 damages to
Mrs. Leader.
—Andrew Dalt, killed in the C.
1?. R. yards, Winnipeg. last Friday
night. came there 10 ago. He was
formerly a resident of London Ont.
—In the supreme Court last Fri-
- I day at Ottawa the argument in Platt
vs. G. T. It. was concluded. Judg-
ment was reserved..
under the operation of the Amt. He
apportioned the balance of his for•
tune among his heirs' before hie
death. If intentioned 1t was a
shrewd idea.
—Last Sunday John Mooney, of
Morris, let out his horses to have a
run in a pasture Iield. In the even-
ing his sou wont after tllelti and 1 he
animals started on a run along the
field next the lane. All of a sad
den 'a l d
and f
up to
last.
vertb
stead:
to kt
most
was a
by W
that
serio
a go
Nort
The
finge
joint
at t
hand
were
and
is ex
able
this
bur
tine chestnut mare a tppe
ell and when Mr. Mooitey.got
her she was just breathing her
She had broken her neck, the
eras being severed•close to the
The beast dill not even offer
ck after elm fell. It was a
peculiar accident as the field
a level as the floor.
A. letter was received last week
n.. Ellie, of Brussels, stating
hie son John, who wan so
usly injured by the explosion of
solene stove, at Thompson,
h Dakota, is slowly improving.
doctors amputated the four
rs of the left Land at the second
and thumb of the seine hand
lie first j tiet. On the right
the third and fourth fingers
taken off at the second joint
the thumb at the first joint. It
pected that the patient will be
to conte home about the end of
month. Five of the scv6n men
ned have died.
—"Ir. Thomas Anderson, of Dun-
gannon, wha was gored by a bull a:
the fall show at .Lucknow, is still in
a critical condition at the residence
of Mr. James Lindsay, Lucknow.
Two of his ribs were broken, and it
is feared he is also seriously injured
internally, and from the effects of
which inflammation way set in,
—Golden, B. C., is excited over
—1'Irs. Elgin B. Palmer, a mother
of four children and a wife of a re-
spected farmer, Elgin B. -Palmer
treasurer of the school section,
Quaker street, Norwich, suicided by
hanging lust evening. The unfor•
tuners woman had been unwell of
late, and though suffering Much pain
at times,none suspected that she was
insane. Mr. Palmer waa away from
home at the time helping a neighbor
with a load of furniture. The de-.
ceased was only 35 years of age.
Blyth
On Monday the ,Cosgrove family
give a concert in Industry Hall,
under the auspices of the Blyth
Fire Company, to a fair audience.
Our fire company was ,out for
practice on Friday evening.
There is an agitation on foot to
lsghten our darkness by electricity.
Let us have it as soon as possible.
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Divine service is to be held in
Trinity Church on Thanksgiving
day at 10.30 p. m.'
Anniversary service of opening
the )<Iethodist church at 2.30 p. m.
Rev. Willoughby of Toronto is to
be the preacher after which a
dinner is to be provided by the„
ladies of the church. In the even-
ing addresses will ;be delivered by guests
several ministers from a distance cue repay
and the local clergy. The excellent spent in a
choir of the church will render some and singi
choice music at.. intery 1s. The costly prea
collection and admissiono dinner hest and
in aid of church funds. broke up
Mrs. Erwin of Jackson, Michi- wishing Mr.
gan, formerly of this town, is visit– happy return
in,g her sister Mrs. L. H. Shane at —Arthur
present. accident occur
—Mrs. Annie Gould, wife of
William Gould, Woodstock, action
maker at D. W. Kern & Co., had
been ill for some time, and during
the last few days appeared very
melancholy. She was attended dur•
ing her illness by her sister-in-law,
but last night managed to get some
Paris green, which had been secreted
by her husband under the verandah
in the summer time, and thus elided
Ler worldly sufferings. Deceased
had been married seven years, and
always lived on the most happy
terms with her husband.
—A serious shooting affair took
place in the neighborhood of Hick-
son, Oxford Co., while Robert 'Lange
don formerly of Woodstock, in com-
pany with Lappin and others, was
out having s day's sport in the woods,
Langdon while reloading his double
barrel shot gen, allowed the fire
arm to slip off a log, which caused
the discharge of one of the barrels.
The contents entered hie leg above
the knee. A. doctoa was immediate-
ly sent for and extracted the charge.
Some of his clothing was forced into
the wound. Mr. Langdon is in a
ritical state. There is great danger
f blood poisoning.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrsotod every Tuoedtry afternoon.)
CLINTON.
Fall Wheat, old... 0 65 to 0 68
Fall Wheat, new.... 0 64 to 0 67
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats..
Peas
Apples,(winter)per bag 0 40 to 0 50
Potatoes, per bush 0 30 to 0 40
Butter .. 0 16 to 0 17
Eggs, per lb 0 09 to 0 09
Hay 6 00 to 6 00
Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00
Beef .. 0 00 to 0 00
Wool ,... 0 18 to 0 00
Dressed hogs 5 00 to 5 25
062 to 065
..C85to040
3 27 to 0 28
. 056 to 057
No time to write advertise-
ments. Stock fully assorted in
all lines,
town.
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the t
lows.
clesir
champ
played
Morris
J. Salle
ing Gre
points
one of the greatest mineral dis-
coveries ever made in Canada. A.
party consisting of Mr. A. P. Cutin
mings, gold commissioner ; Messrs.
W. C. and J. I1. Wood and Mr.
Leslie Hill, M. E , have returned
from Fort Steel, on the St. Mary's
riser, 300 miles above which the
find is situated. Tie vein consists
of solid steel- galena, measuring, as
for as uncovered, 23 feet and some
inches across. The lead is called
"The North Star," and the assay
certificate gives 50.06 ounces per
ton. It will probably uncover a
mine of silver almost unequalled in
extent and comparative richness by
any silver property in America.
—Mr. S. Crane,son of Tilos. Crane
of Albemarle, was arrested at Wier -
ton. Bruce county, on Saturday
morning and brought before his
wog p, V P k on a
cl
y
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Cheapest Goods in
PLUM STEEL - AND - GIBBINGS,
MONTREAL MOUSE,
Clinton, November 7th, 1892.
Cook's Flour & Feed Store.
Honest Value in all lines.
Don't pass this established and reliable
store when you want •
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, MEALS,
GRAINS, or CURED HEATS.
Quality Al and prices as low as any in
town. We give 10 lbs. of choice rolled
Oatmeal for a bushel of oats. Call and
see its. Goods delivered to all parts of
the town.
D. COOK, - CLINTON.
—A Colborne township correspon
nt writes:—Friday, Oct. 21st, was
gala day at Maplewood Farm.
rly in the afternoon the many
tives and friends began to arrive
elebrat@.the 25th anniversary of
marriage of Thos. and Mrs. Sal-.
The day was all that cduld be.
d. During the afternoon a
ionship game of quoits was
between D. Wise and A.
representing Colborne, and
ws and 0. Smith represent -
y. The latter won by 21
o 14. In the eveuiug the
were treated to a suntptu
t after which the time was
(364interconrse,recitations
g, Many numerous and
este were presented to the
hostess. The company
about one o'clock. after
and Mrs. Sallowe many
s of the day.
Mr. John Brownlee of the Forest
City iu visiting under the parental
roof at, present.
Owing to so much rain our public
highways are in a terrible condi–
A. McArthur
other day. A
of Port Elgin,
thur's to mak
taking out wood
tion. He brought his
At the Nit meeting of Y.P.C.A. asked Mr. McA
of Trinity"Church the following fin, to the woode
officers were elected : Miss Tena Mr. McArthur wa
Morgan, President; Miss Bertie got a neighbor, M
Higley V. C. P ; Miss Lena Emigh, to go with Gal -row.
Secty.; Mies Harriet Howard, Tress ; a thunderstorm ca
Mise Mary Bell, Organist. lightning struck a la
The Xmas tree and entertainment agaim.t which Davi
in connection with Trinity Church ing with a gun undo
S. S. is to be held on Friday before tett it feom the rails.
Xmas. ran down the tree, st
Anniversary services were con– on the shoulder runn
ducted in the Methodist Church on body to the front and
Sunday last, Rev. Mr. Handers of charged his gun. It
Kincardine being the preacher. leg and out at his foo
In the evening the edifice was outer side of the shoe to
nterprise:--•"A pecular
red on the farm of Mr
in Bruce township the
man named Garrow
came to Mr. McAr-
e arrangements for
during the winter.
'run • with him and
rthur to accompany
in search of game.
s unable to go, but
alcom Davidson,
Whilein woods
me up and the
rge hemlock tree
son was stand -
bis coat to pro.
The lightning
ruck Davidson
ing down his
rear, and'•dis•
ran down his
tearing the
pieces, and agent, Montreal, died yesterday.
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anti Mr. C. ar ,
large of criminally assaulting a
oung woman of 16 years of age
arced Mary Tunstead. It appears
is young woman has been living
ith her married sister Mrs. A..
cBride in the village for some time.
n Friday evening last Crane, who
a life insnrance agent and who was
cquainted with McBride, accom-
anied him to his home, and after
taying till after the evening meal
McBride and wife prepared to leave
he house to go to a gathering in the
Methodist church. When leaving the
ouse Crane accompanied them
eaving the girl alone in the house,
at• he left the couple soon after
hey, arrived in the street. The
irl who is not of the most rugged
onstitutiou, having had 'something
ike a paralytic stroke on one aide
making one arm very weak and al-
most powerless, says in her evidence
which is not at for publication, but
the synopsis of which is that after
the three had left the house Crane
came back and gave her some
candies, he then turned down the
lamp and pulled her down on the
lounge and attempted to take im-
proper liberties with her. She
however struggled and broke away
from him,this occurred several times
until Crane thought he heard Mc-
Bride and his wife returning and left
without accomplishing hie purpose.
When the sister and her husband
came home they found the girl in
tears, she related to her sister
what had occurred who told her
husband and he at once ha 1 a war-
rant issued for Crane's arrest, and
the next day Crane was tried
and committed to stand his trial at
Walkerton. He however was per
mitted out on $-t00 bail. Very
little sympathy is felt for Crane as
he had made profession to be lead,
ing a life that was above suspicion,
which was used as a cloak to com•
mit the acts of a libertine which
not only brings disgrace upon him-
self but tends to bring reproacb
upon the cause that he profeaeed to
espouse. Crane will be tried be-
fore the Judge and it will take
place at once.
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IF YOU •
Are going to
MONTREAL.
Use the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Or to
OTTAWA USE THE C.P.R.
Or to
DETROIT
THE HUB GROCERY.
USE THE C.P.R.
Or to
CHICAo ®USE THE C.P.R.
Or to
MANITOBA
It will pay you if you wish,, comfort
and accommodation.
A. T. Cooper, Agent, Clinton
0.
Sugar is on the Advance.
We have a Carload
of Extra
Standard Granulated
Which we offer at W ROLESA,LE PRICES in barrel
Tote=also a reduction by the 100 lbs. Now is THE
TIME to buy your Sugar for preserving Fruit.
fUrae Hillwattie Tea always on hand.
I T' Orders taken for best Scranton Coal.
The People's Column.
ar Advertisements under this heading 81 for
first month, and 60c. each subsequent month.
TO FARMERS AND BREEDERS
OF PiGS.
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Geo. an n
t
The subscrivor will keep for service a pure
bred Chester white Boar which took the liret
pprize at Seatorth and
kClinton shows in 1892, was
at Toronto in 1891. red from a Boar 'Terms : $1lat took .00 cash. he first prize at
729.4t. J. STANBURY, Proprietor.
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
�V WHEATLEY & FINCH -
We have Opened out for business on HURON
STREET, CLINTON, and will bo pleased to sup-
ply the wants of all In all kinds of meat [Ian
poultry in season at the lowest living p
Highest cash price paid for Iiides,Sheepskins, &c.
Patronage respectfully II
727—tf. EATLEY b- FINCH.
T A ONEY TO LOAN.
On farm property at 5i per cent.
A. HARTT to
C. Clinton,
REM :I'VAL
J. W. Irwin, the Grocer, has
removed- to . the New McKay
Block.
AFTER 20 YEARS
Experience and competition
against all comers
The New, Improved Radiant Home Coal
Stoves, Happy Thought Kitchen Ranges
and Leader Furnaces still lead.
AND WHY? Because they give more heat and consume Less coal than
any other stoves manufactured. Just think of it, 40,000 Canadian
homes heated with Canada's Favorite Stoves and Ranges.
COAL_LEHIGH VALLEY COAL—Ten more cars from this
celebrated mine expected every day. Place your
orders at once and get the advantage of old prices before it advances.
NOTICE.
There being some misunderstanding with re•
gard to wreckage, let it be distinctly understood
that if any person takes possession of any kind
of wreckage and falls to report to me I shall at
once take proceedings. Remember this is the
last warning i shall give. CAPT. Whf. BABB.
Receiver of Wrecks, Goderich.
Goderich, Sept. 7th 1891.
-DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Three one.acre lots in the Town of Clinton are
offered for Bale. They are situated on Raglan
street, not far from the Doherty Organ Factory
and Collegiate Institute, adjoining the former
residence of Mr. .1. H. Combe and in the neigh.
borhood of first-class residences. For terms,
ate., apply to
tt ARTHUR KNOX, Clinton.
8el
SERVANT WANTED.
Enquire at once of Mrs. Dr. Campbell, Seaforth,
Ont. A middle ageL woman preferred.
HARLAND BRO S-,
ron and Hardware Merchants, — — — — CLINTON
awn. anstseasee
New Fall Tailoring Goods.
---o—
T. JACKSON, Sr., has placed in stock
Complete Lines of Choice Fall and Winter Tailoring Goods
Being a cutter of long experience, satisfaction is guaranteed.
We can suit you in quality and price for Pants, a Suit or Overcoat.
Perfect cuts and
unsurpassedl.e trimmings.
order. Workmanship
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TEACHER WANTED.
A female teacher, second or third class cer-
tlficate•to teach in S. S. No. 4 Mullett, Apply to
George Ruddell, Sec. Treas., Londesborough poet
office, stating salary. Duties to commence the
2nd Januar-, 1893.
0,000 BBLS. APPLFS WANTED.
CANTELON, OF CLINTON, wants 60,000
D, barrels of Fall and Winter Apples
p. les for
—Walter Wiley, G. T. freight your
ayour for Cantelohich the best market nrand save ice will bmoe ney
D. OANTELON, Clinton.
T. JACKSON, SR., HURON -ST., CLINTON.
FOOOFios ! :-: roeeries !
Fruits, Peels,' Canned Goods, Teas, (to.
Our store is well-filled with fresh, clean, new Goods, and
we can supply the wants of every household at very close
figures. Do not buy until you inspect our stock.
CANTELON BROS., Wholesale & Retail Grocers, Clinton.
Tic Nos -record for Pri11111
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